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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1927

Page

8

Friendly fight and ready for war in early 20th century notes

Harvard figures discuss infantile paralysis antitoxin research with germ classification and animal testing. Ford GM car strategy frames value and scale. Public decorum cites Mack couple damages for kissing before marriage. Summerall urges readiness for war. a cabinet for air forces proposed. Cotton stripper tech aims to cut costs and boost global competition. Lowell advises self-education and cautions college influence. Wood argues for shorter school days and balanced sunlight.

Aycock Harvard Flexner and Noughi Rockefeller Institute

Chicken Supper at M. E. Church This Saturday

The M E Church will host a chicken supper in the gymnasium on Saturday night October 15 1927 Admission includes pie additional servings available. Everyone invited.

M. E. Church

High School Basketball Opens November 4 Versus Wat son

School notes report the varsity team is chosen and will play Wat son on November 4. Six week exams occur Thursday and Friday. The Junior class plans a weiner roast. Dorothy Christie performed two piano solos at the gym last Wednesday. Miss Walz will sing at the next gym assembly. Mr Renner plans indoor baseball with business men. The eight grade team will also play as practice begins.

Leslie Simcox Watson Dorothy Christie

Fancy Work Club Holds Busy Meeting and Election

The Ladies Fancy Work club met Friday October 7 at Mrs Allie Grays home with most members present. Officers were reelected for the year Miss Georgia Cruse president Mrs B M Spurgeon vice president Mrs Homer N Potts secretary treasurer and Mrs Allie Gray press correspondent. A prize for best entertaining committee went to Mrs DuComb Mrs Parks and Mrs Jennings. The question box by Mrs Alexander educated and entertained. Refreshments were served and the club adjourned to meet again with Mrs Roy Jones in November.

Allie Gray Georgia Cruse M. Spurgeon Homer N. Potts Aliie Gray

Visitors Return Home and Local Notes

The piece reports tor and Tom Stephens visiting relatives in Martinsville and Decatur respectively, with several locals like W. B. Chilton and L. M. Black seen in Nokomis. It promotes new blanket assortments at Cains, Lion Brand work shoes, and a parlor furnace trade for a good second hand heater. Helen Chandler returned from a vacation visiting Niagara Falls, Canada, and the Pacific coast, reflecting on the East versus the West.

R. L. Walton Helen Chandler Helen Niagra Falls Canada Pacific

Shobonier M. E. Church Notes Revival Events and Local News

Shobonier M E Church notes revival ongoing at Haley Chapel with services and Sunday School schedules. Includes chicken supper by Stringtown Ladies Friday Oct 14 and first quarterly conference Oct 20 led by District Supt. Whitesides. Town updates report accidents, deaths, relocations, school pie supper for piano funds, and community visits.

M. E Luster Haley Chapel Stringtown Luster Chapel C. B. Whitesides

Southeast Town Sunday School and Social Visits Report

In Templet area Sunday there were thirty four attendees at Sunday School. Visitors included Henry Troutt and family and Miss Lila Bopp with Will Snyder. William Williams and wife with Luther Williams family. Odie Snyder of Decatur visiting relatives. Several locals made visits to Mat Belcher and family including Lila Bopp Alma Poole Ed Rolling and others. Luther Williams and C E McClaine families were in St. Louis, and funeral attendance for Gideon Belcher occurred at Odin with burial in Fredonia.

Templet Will Snyder Henry Troutt Lila Bopp William Williams Luther Williams Odie Snyder Decatur Jim Snyder Lila Lela Bopp Alma Poole Centralia Wash Bowen Elma Pearl Poole Mat Belcher Ed Rolling Vandalia C. E. McClaine St. Louis Laura Mae Bowen Opal Belcher Calvin Belcher Gideon Belcher Odin Fredonia Lorene Williams Henry Williams John McClaine Salem Jim Hill

Community Council to Meet on October 14 at 7 30

Election of officers will be held at the next regular meeting Friday October 14 at 7 30 in the gym. If you wish the Community Council to survive, come.

M E Church Services Schedule in October

Church services planned Sunday morning at Mound Chapel and Sunday evening at Patoka. Dr Whiteside to lead first quarterly conference Friday evening October 21.

Mound Chapel Patoka Whiteside

Call Meeting For Local Baptist Church Pastor Selection

A meeting of church members is set for Saturday at 7 p m to discuss selecting a pastor. All members urged to be present. By order of the church board.

Board of Directors

J W Alexander and Wife Attend Insurance Meetings

J W Alexander and his wife visited Decatur Monday for an Insurance meeting and then traveled to Springfield Tuesday for a session in the State Capital Building with the Insurance Board. They were accompanied by Reverend Willis and his wife.

J. W. Alexander Decatur J. W Springfield State Capital Insurance Board Willis

Altoms ads and town notices from a past week

Local shoppers urged to visit Altoms with low prices and new stock. Miscellaneous notes report social visits, employment changes at the I C shops, property moves by T B Wooters and Jake Tibbs, Rosa Chandler visiting LaPlace, and Cecil D Martin adding a new cash register. The column lists sales and arrivals around town.

Altoms Pete McKinney Harvey Smith Decatur Deneen Smith Clinton I. C Paul Troyer R. L. Walton Wooters Emerson Tony Potts Jake Tibbs Mason Centralia Jake Rosa Chandler LaPlace Fannie Chandler Helen Cecil D. Martin Mia Jessie Delassus Jun

Family notes visit from Mt Olive and St James residents

Mr. Joe Swick and Mrs. Zora Smith visited Sunday with Cory Thomason and his wife. Russell Thomason, superintendent of Mt Olive High School, joined the gathering.

Joe Swick Russell Thomason Mt. Olive Zora Smith St. James Cory Thomason

Fost ersburg Notes and Local Visits This Week

FOSTERSBURG Rev. Mitzell filled his regular appointment at Arnold Chapel Sunday morning. Fred Adkins and family of Maron visited Mrs. Blanche Doolen over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Francis Griffin were Vandalia visitors last Wednesday. James Walker fell Saturday while picking pears and is still unable to get around. Dr DuComb was called and found no bones broken but some painful bruises. Robert Arnold and family were Sunday visitors at the John Thalman home. Joe Frizzell ate Sunday dinner with his niece Mrs Blanche Doolen. Mrs M S Walker and daughters were in Vandalia Saturday for dental work. Threshers worked one and a half days last week due to rain but resumed Monday hoping to finish this week with good weather.

Cc. M. Miller J. C. Johnson S. E. Robinson Maggie Haskell C. M. Miller Centralia William Oates I. S. Bailey Sullivan Albert Perry Perry Mrs. Johnson Albert Frank Patoka Johnson Stringtown Miller Sholonier Haley Chapel Fred Harland Stickler St. Louis Geo. J. Metzger Nellie Leever Woodriver John D. M. Conger J. E. Cooper Rose Hill Jasper County Shobonier High School E. Robinson Dallas Benton Essie Boster Thompsonville J. W. Oates Belmont Hattie Brives Otto Lamb William Clark Lper County Blanche Doolen M. S. Walker Vandalia Evertt Wernsman Clinton Lilly Livesay Salem C. O. Livesay Geneva Helen Isabella Herring Mary Helen Jarrett Eines Johnson Decatur Pat Murfin Flossie Marjorie Johnson A. Massey Chas. Ehlers Henry Peddicord Minnie Carmean W. L. Danbury Will Oats Beulah Jarrett W. K. Hoag Evansville Ind J. B. Roberts Francis Livesay Alice Binnion Opal Jones Jay Arnold Jim Smith John Jones Odin Vernon Kapp Mulberry Eberlee Norris W. L. Grey Alice Nellie Wm. Headley Kinmundy David Headley D. W. White Mesdames Minnie Maggie Freyer Mary Epps Jessie Whitlan Gebe White Arnold Lucas Crawford George Walton M. E Thelma Doolen Cecil Lowe Elmer Crothers George Crothers Andy Crothers Ed Blankinship Orpha Brown Effie Chriss Louise Betts Jarrett Ross Herring Fred Brown Hiram Wyant al Lane Gus Pratt Alamia Alvin Hathaway Chilren John Gehrken Wes Lake Cora Richards Gilbert Brown Farmers Institute C. D. Martin Martin Fern Phinney Wilma Chriss Fred Lake Claude Anderson Millie Brown Sholconier Dickey Benefiel Harlan Brewer

Vernon Social Roundup of Friday to Sunday Visits

Vernon residents and visitors from nearby towns share calls and visits through Friday Sunday. The list includes Mrs Brummitt Mrs Clara Jones Mr and Mrs Skyler of Macon and John Matheny of Ramsey visiting relatives, with numerous calls to local households and extended family gatherings noted.

Local Residents Attend Church and Social Events

A flurry of weekend visits and town movements fill Grove and Patoka areas. Families call on relatives in Vernon Vandalia and Decatur while plans for church suppers and a Friday reception unfold. A birthday adds to the busy local notes.

Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Company

John Gehrken paints a horse this week. Leslie Woolsey and family visit the Woolsey home. George Crothers of Vandalia visits his relatives. Miss Fay Carlock of Vandalia stays with Mrs. A Grey for a few days.

John’Gehrken Leslie Woolsey B. H. Woolsey George Crothers Vandalia Miss Fay Carlock A. Grey

Rain Delays Bean Harvest and School Activities in Bear Creek

Local notes report ongoing illness for Mrs. Wes Lake with Cora Richards assisting. Rain again delays soy bean harvest and wheat sowing. School events include prize winners at the Farmers Institute in Patoka, a sore injury at recess, and an essay on the qualities of a good citizen, plus community updates from the Bear Creek district and Sholconier game preparations.

Carrigan corn binder work amid quiet community activity

Ted Ticknor works with a corn binder as neighbors Joshua Hicks James Fulton and others visit shows travel to Valentine Clinton County and Odin. Carrigan school records list punctual students including Birt Speer Meridith Harker Bopp Hicks and Fulton.

Ted Ticknor Joshua Hicks

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Arthur Brisbane Ford Alfred P. Sloan, Jr General Motors Joseph Mack Mrs. Mack Summerall Europe Germany Poland United States National Air Forces International Harvester Company Egypt Sudan Lowell Will C. Wood California Superintendent of Public Instruction Shobonier Community Council M. E. Church Services Fostersburg H. C. Tillman Archie Tillman Forsythe H. O. Tillman Bear Creek, Dist Carrigan James Fulton Allen Fulton Glen Valentine Heinaman Clinton County Fred Briscoe Freda James Meridith Julius Chausse Meridith George Smith Hicks Carrie Sheperd Sandoval R. D. Shietze Mound City William Galbreath Wayne Harkor Cecil Baker Carl George Groff George Edith Fulton Carrigan School Birt Paul Mildred Speer Iriha Gene Jamita Meridith Carrol Dale Harker Mary Evalyn Bopp Hagel Hicks Mary Fulton
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