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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1929

Page

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Mania for new laws burdening business warned

Michael J. Hickey of the National Industrial Council spoke at a two day session in Hank urging restraint in lawmaking. He cited 52 017 proposals in state legislatures and 16 921 new laws enacted and warned Congress to study the trend.

Hank America Michael J. Hickey National Industrial Council Hickey Congress Hoover Law Enforcement Commission Pennsylvania Buckeye Ohio Indiana Wisconsin North Carolina California Lee Britt Assembly Dorothy Christie Rev. Willis Willis

Legion County Meeting Recap From Patoka Post

The American Legion held its county meeting Friday night in Patoka with 60 members attending the packed hall. County Commander Berry opened the session and sang a verse of America as delegates from Salem Centralia Odin and Patoka reported 31 19 6 and 4 posts respectively. The Patoka post lists 21 members on its roll, many rural due to rain. Delegates Holt Cunningham and Brown discussed Louisville’s National Convention including the October parade of 35 000 Legionnaires and a 300 000 spectator turnout. Senator Finn Paul Kramer and County Engineer Baker spoke. discussion included obtaining a captured cannon for Salem. Sam Silver of Centralia was elected County Commander by acclamation. The next meeting will be in Kinmundy.

Patoka Legion Hall Berry America Salem Centralia Odin National Holt Cunningham Brown Marion County Legion Louisville United States Illinois Finn Iuka Paul Kramer Baker Sam Silver Harold Jolliff Odin Post Kinmundy

Seventeen stage play at Sandoval High Friday night

Sandoval High School presents Seventeen a four act play by Booth Tarkington in the high school auditorium Friday October 18 at 8 00 pm The cast features William Baxter Louis Swagler Mr Baxter Wilbur Reinhardt Joe Bullitt Fred Guyon Genesis Orval Mason Johnnie Watson George Cropper Mr Parcher Wallie Banks Jane Baxter Lola Pratt May Parcher Ethel Boke Mrs Baxter and other local students The School Band directed by N O Harris will provide music between scenes.

Booth Tarkington Sandoval High School William Baxter Louis Swagler Mr. Baxter Wilbur Reinhardt Joe Bullitt Fred Guyon Genesis Orval Mason Johnnie Watson Edwin Steiner George Cropper James Wright Mr. Parcher Elmer Haworth Wallie Banks Frank Fitzon Jane Baxter Dorothy Meridith Lola Pratt Alberta Brown May Parcher Wilma Schneider Ethel Boke Valera MecKown Mrs. Baxter Hazel Dell Williams N. O. Harris

Science Club Members Attend Meeting in Centralia

Members of the Household Science club motored to Centralia Monday afternoon as guests of the literary department of the Centralia Woman's club. Attendees included Mrs Artie Rogier Mrs Roy Jones Mrs Dave Troyer Mrs F M Smith Mrs Frank Ballance Mrs O A Nattie and Miss Georgia Cruse.

Household Science Club Centralia Centralia Woman’s Club Artie Rogier Roy Jones Dave Troyer F. M. Smith Frank Ballance O. A. Nattier Georgia Cruse

Local Church News and B Y P U Details

The W M A will not meet this week due to Vandalia meeting. Sunday School at 9 30 a m Preaching at 10 45 a m with Bro Lockard. B Y P U Rally at Central City Baptist Oct 10 with basket dinner noon. Odin church won banner. Patoka attendees listed. B Y P U program for Oct 17 features Scripture readings prayers talks songs discussions and solos led by church members.

Vandalia Bro. Lockard Central City Baptist Church Odin Church Patoka Maud Myrna Carter Alice Carroll Mojonnier Bessie Hill Francis Belcher Willie Nattier Alice Mosonnier Alice Britt Faye Fiscus Marion Outhouse Edgar — Irvin

Nineteen Marion County Churches Rally at Salem Church

The Christian Churches of Marion County plan a Sunday rally at the Salem Church starting with a 12:30 basket dinner. Willis W. Vose of Champaign directs the program with talks by county pastors and Rev. BG Fannon delivering the main address on responsibility.

Marion County Christian Church Salem Salem Church Willis W. Vose Champaign J. D. Crisman County Christian Churches Fannon Hawkins Whitaker Parsons Rosborough Spurlin Hays Marteeny BG Fannon Centralia

Epworth League Program Sunday October 20

M. E. South News notes an Epworth League gathering on Sunday at 6 45 p m with topics on knowing one is a Christian and supporting readings by Howard Willis Warren Alexander Maurice Willis Mae Eagan and Genevieve Ball ance plus a piano solo by Mrs Elmer Belcher and selections of prayers and announcements.

Warren Alexander Maurice Willis Mae Eagan Elmer Belcher Genevieve Ballance

Zion Epworth League Program At Zion Church

Zion Church presents an Epworth League program on October 20 at 7 00 P M with the topic How One May Know That He Is a Christian.

Epworth League Howard Wil Zion Epworth League

Weiner Roast Held by Our Old Gang

Last week a "Our Old Gang" gathering near Oklahoma school house drew about forty people from Patoka Shobonier St. Paul Kinmundy and nearby communities. Attendees enjoyed a long bonfire and songs and planned an annual event plus an all day picnic and basket dinner at Kitchell Park in Pana next summer for those who live farther away.

Oklahoma School House Patoka Shobonier St. Paul Kinmundy William Doolen Edgar Jones Dwight Bundy Donald Arnold Robbie Nichols Edwin Arnold Thelma Nichols William Willett Kitchell Park Pana

Local News Notes From Town Include Purchases And Visits

Local notes list sales of socks and permanent waves at C D Martin and Effie Smith, and promotions to buy underwear for next year. Several residents travel to Clinton, Centralia, and St Louis areas to visit relatives, with many weekend and holiday visits noted among the Gilley and Good families, Delassus, and others. Millikin football game involvement by Stanley Wasem links to Charleston’s loss in a linked Shurtleff College contest.

Rockford C.D. Martin Effie Smith W. C. Pugh Clinton A. L. Vallow C. D. Martin James McCallon St. Louis Miss Blanche Clark Limecox Pana Junior Delassus St. Elmo Leah Delassus Jack Gill C. J. Martin Clyde Davis Centralia Lee Vallow D. Martin Stanley Wasem Eastern Sinois Millikin Shurtleff College Charleston

Luther Melton Died at 24 after long illness near Vernon

Luther Raymond Melton son of Walter and Rose Wyant Melton was born June 22 1905 and died Oct 9 1929 at his home near Vernon age 24 years 3 months 10 days. He faced years of hardship with quiet faith and kindness toward family friends and children. Services by Rev Oral Crown at Mound Chapel Church with burial in Pratt Cemetery.

Luther Raymond Melton Walter Rose Wyant Melton Vernon Luther Jesus Herbert Patoka Nellie Zimmerman Leffie Marohl Lloyd Belcher Pauline Wm. Wyant Oral Crown Mound Chapel Church Pratt Cox Beryl Linton Lawrence Robert Cox Beryl Linotn Lawrence Robertson Carl Robertson Gilbert Cual

Costly wreck raises demand for safer freight trains

The piece recalls a Kansas or Pennsylvania wreck involving a two engine freight train of 86 cars, a broken rail derailing the 19th car and triggering chaos with live hog cars. It notes frequent use of long car trains on the I C and calls for stricter car train laws amid ongoing engine power purchases.

Penn I. C Patoka

Household Science Club Meeting at Gymnasium

The Household Science Club will hold a program on Saturday afternoon October 26 starting at 2:00. Theme Talents includes a talent wish roll a life of Helen Keller a vocal solo a lecture on the education of the blind and a demonstration by the committee.

Elmer Belcher Helen Keller Bettie Simcox Gerogia Cruse Mary Ehrich Kankakee State School For the Blind Jacksonville

Sland Chapel Revival Draws Crowds At Island Chepal

A revival meeting at Island Chepal draws large crowds each service with interest rising though future continuation beyond Sunday remains uncertain. Rev. Willis is assisted by Rev. Garrett who will stay through the week.

Island Chepal Willis Garrett

Real Estate Transfers Reported In Local Deeds

J H and Lyda Davis transfer sw 1-4 section 14 and nw 1-4 section 28 town 4 N range 1 E for 2800 dollars or 35 dollars per acre to Paul Protz. F B Miller sells no 1-4 nw 1-4 section 9 town 3 north range 1 east to E L and Josephine DeLay for 1 dollar. Land lies on the hard road two miles south of Patoka. Albert Forehand conveys lots 3 and 4 block 5 Vernon to Ida Wilson. Florence Michial grants quit claim to R A Simcox Q C D lots 1 and 2 block 2 Railroad Addition to Patoka for 10 dollars.

J. H Lyda Davis Paul Protz Town N. Range F. B. Miller E. L Josephine DeLay North Range Patoka Albert Forehand Ida Wilson Vernon Florence Michial R. A. Simcox

Local Odd Fellows Gather for Grand Lodge Session

Springfield hosts Odd Fellows meeting with Three Branches representatives. Patoka’s George Purcell serves as official, Encampment rep T. E. Irvin oversees, Rebekah division attends with Miss tac Pagan. Mr and Mrs Ari Irvin and Mrs D W Troyer accompany delegates.

Springfield Odd Fellow Lodge Patoka George Purcell Odd Fellow T. E. Irvin Rebekah C. F. Cox

St. Louis Symphony Players Deliver Notable Rural Concert

Members of the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra toured this section of Illinois and gave a fine program at the local gym last Friday night. A large crowd attended and valued the performance praising the musicians’ skill and polish.

St. Louis Symphony Orchestra Mdlinois

Hurt While Cutting Corn

Seth Martin sustained a severe cut to his leg while operating a corn cutter last Monday. He is currently laid up and receiving significant pain from the wound.

Seth Martin

D. R. Livesay Adams and Cruse Off to Hot Springs Trip

D. R. Livesay Walter Adams and Albert Cruse departed Tuesday for Hot Springs Arkansas to spend about a month on a real vacation trip.

D. R. Livesay Walter Adams Albert Cruse Hot Springs Ark

Correspondents Sought in Every Locality for Reports

The notice calls for correspondents in all areas to write or call with locality details and particulars for reporting. It emphasizes broad statewide coverage and direct engagement with readers seeking local insights.

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American Legion County Meeting Science Club Baptist Church News Juanita Neilson Carl Arnold Ellen Ballance Peter Dwight Williams First Thessalonians Hilda McNicol Mary Jane Williams Lotta Ballance Alice Nichols Christian Church Rally M. E. South News Zion Church News Luther Melton Sland Hallowe’en Ide Tell Nowyer Tawkin Chicago New York Sandoval Parent-Teacher Association Grand Lodge
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