Expected Results This Week From New Bank Credit
Washington report outlines how the National Credit Corporation may extend relief and loans this week. It explains how banks can convert sound securities to cash through the Fed or the new agency, boosting depositor confidence and loan activity nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Hoover
New
National Credit Corporation
Oklahoma
Idaho
New Credit Corporation
Iowa
Illinois
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve
United States
Newycredit Corporation
Bank Baoks
Lespread
Vistion
Revival preached by Rev H Lee McLendon at local Baptist Church
The public is invited to hear Rev H Lee McLendon preach at the Baptist Church revival starting Sunday Oct 18. He will speak on the second coming of Christ using the Bible as foundation and cover topics from Anti Christ to Armageddon and Resurrection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.lee McLendon
McLendon
Mr. McLendon
Russia
United States
Centralians to Visit Patoka Banquet and Entertainment
Centralia Rotary and Lions clubs plan a goodwill visit to Patoka on Wednesday October 21 with wives. About one hundred Centralia members expected to attend for a chicken supper and entertainment for 50 cents per plate. Tickets available at Patoka Register Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Patoka
Household Science Club Meeting At Gymnasium Event Notes
The Household Science club met at the gymnasium last Saturday with roles, music, and talks. A regional meeting of the Woman’s Clubs from districts twenty two and twenty three took place in Vandalia at the First Methodist church with talks and life-at-home slides. Twelve Patoka members attended and Cen tralia guests are invited to the November meeting featuring a Christmas gifts exhibit and plans for a Halloween party at the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Good
Leona Belcher
Myrtle Rogier
Elsie Gray
Vandalia
First Methodist Church
Vandalia Woman’s Club
Patoka
Centralia Woman’s Club
Hoover outlines action program to bankers forming billion dollar entity
President Hoover spoke to New York bankers about a definite program of action. He said their part was to initiate the formation of a billion dollar corporation, which within a week has become a reality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
New York
Local Church News Highlights Sunday Programs and Expo Talk
The article lists Sunday School at 9 30 a m services on the first second and fourth Sundays and Sunday evenings led by Rev R E Willis with the Young People's League Assembly. It notes a revival reduced preaching last Sunday and a Sabbath sermon by Rev J M Smith during the League hour. Epworth League planning for Oct 18 1981 covers Keeps Fit topics with talks on the body and health. Visitors to the exposition are quoted on national prosperity tied to the fair with leaders urging Illinois industry support for a broader prosperity outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. ‘Willis
Young People’s League Assembly
J. M. Smith
B. Anderson
Lizzie Walter
Epworth League
Thur Brown, Jr
San Francisco
Hubert Burnham
John A Holabird
Edward H. Bennett
Chicago
John F. Rolfe
The
Hartford Times
Harry E. Hasty
Connecticut Chamber of Commerce
Theodore R. Gerbeal
Illinois Manufacturer’s Association
Association
Illinois
Christian Science Lesson Sermon on Sin Disease and Death
Sunday services in Christ Science churches featured the Lesson Sermon on Are Sin Disease and Death Real with Golden Text from Psalms promising mercy and blessing. Key Bible passage and Science and Health excerpts urged harmony immortality of man and awareness of God guiding health and truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
M. E. Church Preaches Next Sunday Service
The M E Church announces preaching services next Sunday at 11 00 a m inviting members to attend and begin the new conference year with a strong start. The message encourages a large turnout at the church.
Chicago World’s Fair Ahead of Schedule Says Commission
The architectural commission reports Chicago’s Century of Progress is twenty one months before its 1933 opening and a year ahead of any prior exposition. Harvey Wiley Corbett says construction, financing and all aspects are ahead, with completion aimed by June 1 1933. The design is described as typically American and modern using fire resistant steel skeletons. Other commission members include Raymond Hood Ralph Walker Paul Cret and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harvey Wiley Corbett
New York
Corbett
Dairy Farmers Protest St Louis Milk House Moratorium
Four hundred dairy farmers at Teutopolis Illinois adopted a resolution opposing the St. Louis Health Department moratorium on milk houses. They cite $700000 spent complying with the ruling effective May 1 and accuse Pevely Dairy of sourcing milk from milksheds without houses. The association plans an exhibit at the National Dairy Show and sent copies to St Louis officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teutopolis
Illinois
St. Louis Health Department
Victor Miller
St. Louis
Max Starkloff
Sanitary Milk Producers
Pevery Dairy Company
Pevely Company
Ferrin
Ill
Clinton County
de Sots
Producers’ Association
St. Elmo
N. Benson
Brownstown
E. W. Tiedeman
St. Louisans
Pevery Dairy
Lillian Wittlich
Belleville
Funeral of Mrs. T L Bundy Held Thursday
Mrs. T L Bundy of near St Paul died at home on Tuesday October 13 after a several days illness from ptomaine poisoning. The funeral was conducted at Arnold Chapel Church at 1:00 p m Thursday by Rev. Jackson of Vernon and Rev. Willis of Patoka.
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T. L. Bundy
St. Paul
Arnold Chapel
Jackson
Vernon
Rev
Willis
Patoka
August Busch Buys Grand Champion 4 H Calf at Sale
August A Busch of St. Louis paid 5200 for the Grand Champion Rusty at the Eighth Annual Producers Baby Beef Club Show and Sale at National Stock Yards. About 223 baby calves from Iowa Arkansas Illinois and Missouri competed, averaging 12 25 per cwt. Various buyers including hotels railroads and firms purchased calves to sponsor 4 H Club work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusty
August A. Busch
St. Louis
National Stock Yards
P. M. Gross
Iowa
Arkansas
Illinois
Missouri
Billy Blackwood
Shelbyville
James FP. Thornton
New Berlin
Ill
Famous and Barr Company
Henry Shriver
Mendon
Jefferson Hotel
Lowenstein
Detroit
David Davies Company
Columbus
Ohio
Mark Twain Hotel
Statler
MK & T
Wabasa
Burlington
Krogere Crocery and Baking Company
Robertson’s, Incorporated
East St. Louis
Val Decker, Gerst Bros
Independent
East Side
Swift and Armour
Will Doctor
Illinois Wheats Make Flours That Meet Dual Needs
Illinois tests by the College of Agriculture show soft wheats from Illinois can yield flours suitable for both bread and cake. Among five varieties, Fulcaster Fulhio Fultz and Michigan Amber produced 8 to 9 percent gluten, enabling bread with moist handling and lighter kneading, while yielding good biscuits and cakes. milk in dough improved soft-wheat flours’ bread baking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Department of Home Economics
College of Agriculture
University To Illinois
Sybil Woodruff
Michigan
Haley Visit Ties Kansas and Illinois Families
Mrs Gladys Haley of Sabetha Kansas spent Sunday with T F Haley and wife and Monday with relatives in Zeigler Illinois. T F Haley accompanied her back to Kansas for a ten days visit with his brother. P B Simcox attended the World Series game at Sportsman's Park last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Haley
Sabatha Kansas
T. F. Haley
Zeigler
Ill
Kansas
P. B. Simcox
Sportsman's Park
Magnificent Response To Appeal For Con valescent Blood
The State Department of Public Health received a rapid, generous surge of volunteer donors for infantile paralysis serum. About 100 Illinois residents, especially from Bloomington and the Molíne Rock Island area, offered to contribute blood. In Bloomington 25 donors were drawn, with 15 volunteers from the city and 30 lined up. Rock Island County arranged a collecting station in Silvis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Public Health
Bloomington
Moliné- Rock Island
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Frank H. Henderson
Pantagraph
Rock Island
William D. Chapman
Silvis
Moline Public Hospital
Springfield
Health Department
Illinois
Local notes: chicken supper fundraiser and visits
A church chicken supper fundraiser is planned at the high school gym on Wednesday evening October 21. J W Crawford and family visited in Patoka, and J W attends a Teachers Institute in Effingham. Family members visited relatives while others traveled to Freeport and northern Illinois. Bertha Belcher of Jacksonville visited her father Alvin Belcher. Mr Shuff, Shelbyville representative of Successful Perming, is working in Marion County with headquarters at the Central Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Crawford
Patoka
J. W
Teachers Institute
Effingham
Robert Caldwell
R. H. Foltz
Sandoval
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M. E. Church South
Ellen Mulvaney
Jesus
Bettie Simcox
Lora Altom
Carrye Alexander
Bessie Murfin
League
June Meece
Christian Science Churches
M. E. Church
August Busch
Illinois Wheats
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