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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1960
Page
2
The item lists Gordon W. Isaac as editor and publisher and Charlotte M. Isaac as associate editor with membership in the Southern Illinois Editorial Association dated Friday October 7 1960.
Former Illinois official with roles as Assistant Attorney General and state legislator appears on a special ballot the same day as the general election. The filing reflects a historic cross party influence and public service record amid current electoral processes.
The Marion County Farmer's Institute met in Patoka on September 29 after four years in Kinmundy. Vernon Good Will Club held its final meeting of the year at Olga Kleeman's home with 12 members present. Officers elected include To nie Sorrell president Doris Kleeman vice president Olga Kleeman treasurer Tina Murfin secretary Nellie Doolen assistant secretary.
Attorney General William L. Guild releases a pamphlet titled Your Rights If You Are Arrested to inform Illinois citizens of their legal rights under state criminal laws. The frontispiece proclaims dedication to preserving human rights and copies are sent to attorneys, state's attorneys, and police officials. Citizens can obtain copies by writing or calling the Illinois Attorney General at the Supreme Court Building in Springfield.
A promotional blurb urges readers to start a habit of checking weekly advertisements in The Register. It emphasizes savings and consistent engagement with local deals.
An ad highlights the new 1961 Chevrolet with wider door openings and higher seats for comfort and easier access. It notes increased head and leg room in Sport Coupes, a deep well trunk at bumper level, and keeps Chevrolet’s known thrift and dependability. The dealer is the source for full details.
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