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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1930

Page

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State tax plan urged by Gov Emmerson at Illinois meeting

Gov. Louis L. Emmerson told about 250 real estate and Civic clubs members in Decatur that Illinois must change taxation. He pushed giving the legislature power to levy where needed to shift the burden from real estate and tangibles, highlighting disparities between Cook and downstate counties and arguing wealth should bear more tax. He noted opposition from wealthy interests and defended referendum votes as Cook county objections.

Louis L. Emmerson Orlando Decatur Illinois Emmerson Mr. Emmerson Give Assembly General Assembly Cook County Kane County Winnebago County Cook Winnebago

Tax debate hinges on who pays the bill in three counties

A survey of Ogle Boone and Winnebago counties analyzed tax burden. Ogle, agricultural. Boone mixed. Winnebago industrial. Findings show corn wealth distribution and tax shares, highlighting who ultimately pays the real taxes.

Whem Ogle Boone Winnebago

Pipe Line Crossing Illinois Sees Heavy Unloading At Patoka

Gulf Refining Co pipe line crews unload 35 to 40 foot steel pipes weighing 1600 to 2000 pounds each. About thirty cars have arrived at Patoka as the line from Tulsa to Pittsburg progresses. Ditches are being prepared and a large transfer company handles pipe on the ground with local labor preferred for upcoming digging work.

Gulf Refining Co Patoka Tulsa Oklahoma Pittsburg Pennsylvania Mississippi Ilinois Louisville Ill Illinois

Milk Producers Organize After Weekend Meeting

A large crowd of milk producers gathered at the gym Saturday. Mr. Tideman failed to arrive, but County Advisor Fred J. Blackburn spoke. Officers elected: President M. D. Walker. Secretary Treasurer Artie Rogier. Directors Thomas Hayes Noble Bryant Oscar Caldwell John Jennings and M. D. Walker. Another meeting is planned with Tideman present. All milk producers urged to attend.

Tideman Fred J. Blackburn Blackburn M. D. Walker Artie Rogier Thomas Hayes Noble Bryant Oscar Caldwell John Jennings

Patoka Man Robbed in Chicago Holdup

James Doty of Patoka visiting Chicago was robbed Tuesday night September 30. A $60 ring and a wristwatch valued at $5 were taken. Doty had come to Chicago for a several day visit.

James Doty Patoka Chicago James

Meador Family Hosts Relatives Sunday

Mr and Mrs Ben Meador entertained several relatives last Sunday in a homecoming for their son Chester Jackson and his wife of Rialto California. Guests included Mr and Mrs Al Wasem of St Louis George Thomason and family of Moweaqua Mr and Mrs Nichols of Moweaqua James King and wife of Argenta Carl Meador and family of Patoka and Chester Jackson of Rialto California.

Ben Meador Chester Jackson Rialto Calif Jackson Meador Wm. Cox al Wasem St. Louis George Thomason Moweaqua Nichols James King Argenta Carl Meador Patoka Cal

Local youth trip and farm work planned

Hiram Ballance Genevieve Ballance and Gladys Farmer left Tuesday for Venona and Tonica Illinois. They will visit relatives for several days and Hiram will stay to husk corn.

Hiram. Ballance Genevieve Ballance Gladys Farmer Venona and Tonica Ill Hiram

Tax burdens shown by property class in Boone county

Figures from three counties show real estate comprising about 42 percent of wealth and bearing four-fifths of taxes while chattels and intangibles pay smaller shares. A speaker argues the tax system is unenforceable and calls for simpler listing of intangibles and stronger enforcement.

Boone County General Assembly

Unreality Topic Couples Bible Text With Christian Science Textbook

Sunday School attendance rose as a special song and piano duet opened the Lessons Sermon on Unreality from the Bible and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures. The collection exceeding $10 went to the Board of Religious Education with Epworth League next Tuesday at 7:00 PM.

Churches of Christ Scientist Whch Mary Baker Eddy Paul Belcher William Spurgeon Board of Religious Education Epworth League

Sunday Church Services Announced at M. E. Church

The M. E. Church South lists Sunday Sunday School at 9 30 am with Rev Wils preaching at 9 30 am. Epworth League gathers 7 00 pm and Thursday prayer meetings invite all to attend.

Wils Epworth League

Zion Epworth League Program at Zion Church

Zion church holds an Epworth League night on October 12 at 7 30 with songs 53 149 and 62. Scripture readings include Mark 14 3 9 Hosea 4 6 Romans 10 1 2 James 1 22 25 and brief biographies of reformers Mary Dell Souter Lela Mae Nichols Mildred McNicol Juanita Neilson Dorothy McNicol Mary Williams Samuel Armstrong Lucille Nichols and Nellie Mae Jones as leader during the service. Benediction closes the program.

Zion Epworth League Pioneers of Good Will Mary Dell Souter Lela Mae Nich James Mildred McNicol John Eliot Juanita Neilson Dorothy McNicol California Mary Williams Samuel Armstrong Lucille Nichols Benediction Nellie Mae Jones

Marks of a Good Citizen Christian Endeavor

The Christian Endeavor meeting on Wednesday night October 15 will feature talks on marks of a model citizen. W E Field reads scripture and gives a talk.Mrs Katie Hudspeth leads prayer. Revived with songs and optional numbers.

Christian Endeavor America Ww. E. . Field Katie Hudspeth H. G. Hudspeth Dayne Ellis C. E Blanche McCallen Our Fathers Ruby Eagan Marcel Field

Sunday School Social Draws Large Attendance

The M. E. Church news notes a well attended Friday evening Sunday School and Church Social with all enjoying a good time. The gatherings are popular community events.

Mrs Murfin Delegates to Grand Lodge of O E S

Mrs W W Murfin leaves Monday for Chicago as delegate to the Grand Lodge of the O E S. She travels via Odin with Dr Murfin and Mrs George Purvis, a Odin lodge delegate, and they expect to return about Friday.

W. W. Murfin Chicago Grand Lodge of the Odin Dr. Murfin George Purvis Odin Lodge

Mattoon Woman Sarah M Schmahl Dies at 69

Sarah Matilda Grates born July 1 1861 in Mattoon Illinois died October 6 1930 at age 69. She married John A Schmahl July 9 1879 and had seven children. Funeral held October 7 at Fredonia Church with interment in Fredonia cemetery.

Sarah Matilda Grates George Mary Grates Mattoon Ill John A. Schmahl William A Ive H Rock Falls Benjamin O Otto A Amboy Herbert H Ruby M Nettie M Temple Christian Church Samuel Grates Ernest Sehmahl Mary Leatha Sehmahl Fredonia J. M. Smith Fredonia Cemetery

Former Home Town Man Heard On The Air

Mr W E Harper and his son Wilson performed music on Station WALK in Zanesville Ohio on Thursday night September 25 singing with guitar and mandolin drawing 34 song requests in 25 minutes. Harper had just returned from an eight week journey through Indiana Ohio and Pennsylvania and later broadcast from Cincinnati over Station WLW on October 2 at 12 and 4 eastern time.

W. E. Harper Wilson Zanesville Ohio Mr. Harper Indiana Pennsylvania Cincinnati WLW

Republican candidates to hold rally at Salem Court House

Republican candidates for county offices will hold a rally in the Court House at Salem on Friday night October 10 starting at 8 o'clock. Everyone is invited to attend and meet the candidates. Good speakers will be on hand to entertain, and Bill Kaelin's quartet will sing for the event.

Court House Salem Bill Kaelin Rockies Bill

Safety Talks for School Children Highlight Road Safety

H F Kennedy of Sandoval acting for Marion Clay and Washington counties says talks on safety for school children will be arranged with county superintendents and teachers. Aimed at reducing accidents to children walking on hard roads, five to ten minute sessions in rural schools are urged and supported by parents and the department.

H. F. Kennedy Sandoval Marion Clay Washington Patoka

Ladies Fancy Work Club elects officers for year

Mrs. Allie Gray hosted the Ladies Fancy Work Club meeting. Officers elected: President Georgia Cruse, Vice President Elsie Gray, Secretary and Treasurer Donna Jennings. Entertainment by Mrs. Elvin DeLay featured a fortune telling scheme and a Christmas shopping list for mystery pals. November gathering at Mrs. O A Nattier.

Allie Gray Ladies Fancy Work Club Dale Alcom Georgia Cruse Elsie Gray Donna Jennings Elvin DeLay Taylor Nall Dick Wasem Porter Simcox Dale Altom Roy Jones J. A. Jennings D. W. Troyer O. A. Nattier

Farewell Dinner for Gray Family Draws 128 In Tonti Township

A surprise gathering at the Robert Gray home near McHaney school house in Tonti township brought 128 relatives and friends for an old time basket dinner. The Gray family, resident for sixteen years on the Bachman farm, will move to a newly purchased farm nine miles south of Salem. George Gray’s brother Charles bought the new property. After lunch, a barnyard horse shoe contest saw Wiley Campbell edge Walter Jones of Salem for second place, with Campbell displaying marked skill and nerve. Attendees traveled from Salem Alma Patoka and Centralia, leaving in the late afternoon.

Robert Gray McHaney Tonti Township Gray Bachman Salem Charles Gray Bob Wiley Campbell Walter Jones Campbell Alma Fpatoka Centralia Benny

Local visitors return from Michigan trip with relatives

Dale Simcox and his wife, who had been visiting relatives in Michigan for several days, returned home on Monday. They were accompanied by John Crawford and his wife, who had been visiting their son Donald and his wife in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Dale Simcox Michigan John Crawford Donald Ann Arbor Mich

Elmer Thompson Named Chairman of Animal Husbandry

E J Thompson known as Elmer in Patoka, son of J W Thompson, is appointed chairman of the animal husbandry department at North Dakota Agricultural College. Coming to the college in 1910, he led hog and beef cattle programs and helped found the North Dakota Aberdeen Angus Breeders association in 1918.

Fargo Forum North Dakota E. J. Thompson Patoka Elmer J. W. Thompson L. J. Thompson North Dakota Animal College J. H. Shepard State Board of Administration Thompson Northwest North Dakota .Aberdeen Angus Breeders Association University of Ilinois

Good progress in road construction in Illinois

Illinois reports strong weekly road building with 54.63 miles added in six days to reach 535.99 miles paved this season. State forces covered 2.17 miles, 80 concrete mixers operated, and 12 000 workers were employed during the week.

Illinois Bureau of Construction C. M. Hathaway Tates Division of Highws Dar

Milie Jimmerson Birthday Celebrated by 24 Relatives

Relatives and friends totaling twenty four gathered at Mrs. Millie Jimmersons home on Thursday October 2 to surprise her on her fifty seventh birthday anniversary. She had gone to Patoka for shopping and returned at noon to a table laden with good eats. Attendees included Martin Nelson and family Ed Law and wife Alec Fiscus and family Rollin Cox and family Wm Cox and wife Mrs Ida Smith Fred Lenninger and daughter Edna Joe Beckler and Mr and Mrs Chester Jackson of Rialto California Henry Belcher and Mrs John Belcher as afternoon callers.

Millie Jimmerson Edna Joe Beckler Chester Jackson Rialto California Henry Belcher John Belcher

Enjoy Outing in the Woods with Cox Family

On Wednesday October 1 the Cox family spent a woods outing. Women carried baskets and cooked at the camp using a truck repurposed as a table. Chester Jackson tended to zig zards and chickens while guests included Wm. Cox Rollin Cox Martin Nelson Alec Fiscus Tom Towler Ida Smith and John Belcher families.

Cox Chester Jackson Wm. Cox Rollin Cox Martin Nelson Alec Fiscus Tom Towler Ida Smith John Belcher

H G Hudspeth Finds Ripe Strawberries in Patch

Rural mail carrier and Strawberry King H G Hudspeth reported to the Register office last week that ripe strawberries were found in his patch within the last few days.

H. G. Hudspeth Register Office

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Peoria Shanahan House Mr. and Mrs. Meador Christian Science Churches M. E. Church, South Zion Church News M. E. Church News Sarah M. Schmahl Elmer Thompson
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