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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1935

Page

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Woman's Club Luncheon Honors Past Presidents

Pa toka Woman's Club held an October luncheon at the high school gym with thirty four members. New president Mrs Leta Beery presided. program by American Home Department featured Edith Cruse, Maurice Russell, Betty Altom, and remarks by Mrs George Ballance and Rev Claude Piland about the club's community benefits and library support.

Patkoa Woman’s Club Leta Beery American Home Department Edith Cruse Maurice Russell Mesdames Katie Nattier Marion Smith Albert Cruse D. W. Troyer Homer Potts A. M. Peek

Passenger car registrations rise in 1934 totals

Secretary of State Edward J. Hughes reports 1934 passenger car registrations total 1,326,884 through September 30, up from 1,285,434 for all of 1933. Truck registrations through September 30 total 186,537, up from 176,496 last year, with year to date collections at 18,415,186 compared to 17,081,150 last year, a 1,073,000 rise.

Edward J. Hughes Hughes

Jeremiah at the Temple Gates Calls for Obedience

A sermon on Jeremiah 7:1-26 urges reform of conduct to align with God's will. It contrasts outward temple faith with a true heart experience and warns city expulsion if commandments are ignored. The lesson emphasizes obeying God, amending deeds, and keeping true devotion over ritual.

Jeremiah

Silver Tea Social Elects New Officers

Silver Tea met at Helen Troyer’s home on Oct 11 with 24 attendees. President Helen Troyer, Vice President Anna Belcher, Secretary and Treasurer Mae Eagan, News Reporter Fayetta Belcher elected. Anna Belcher and Helen Troyer arranged games. prizes for Paul Spurgeon, Mary Eaglin, Patsy Spurgeon. refreshments served by the hostess.

Helen Troyer Mae Logan Anna Belcher Mae Eagan Fayetta Belcher Paul Spurgeon Mary Eaglin Patsy Spurgeon

Vernon residents visit relatives and welcome new arrival

R T Baldwin and family spent days with kin in Vernon while John Quayle and family visited his sister near Decatur. A baby son arrived at Mark Greer Hospital in Vandalia. A high school farewell party for Lurlene Forehand followed a basketball game. Revival meetings at the Pentecostal church concluded with an all day event.

R. T. Baldwin Earl of Decatur John Quayle Marilyn Lee Peyton William ‘Wade Mark Greer Vandalia Marian Hollenbeck Highland C. C. Murfin Homer Crothers Lewis Lawrence Peoria Lillian Albert Rosewell New Mexico Lewis Hawkins Pueblo Colo F. C. Freyer Lurlene Blue Mound Dot Doolen Rebekah General Assembly Springfield Vernon Lodge D. A. Headley St. Louis Estella White Darvin Prouty Moneaqua J. M. Binnion Pentecostal Church O. E. Bradley

Baptist Church Elder A Hagler to Preach at Patoka

Elder A Hagler will preach at Patoka Baptist Church next Sunday morning and night. The church invites all attendees to attend services.

A. Hagler Patoka Baptist Church

Birthday Celebration at Hopkins Home in October

A pleasant family gathering occurred Thursday, October 14, at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Hopkins to honor birthdays of Mr. Hopkins and daughter Mrs. Clara Kenney. Relatives attending included Ray Hopkins and daughters Eunice and Vera, Mrs. Carl Silkey, Mrs. Tom Cox and Lucille, Martin Hopkins and Gayle, Elmer Kinney, Clara Towler, Orval Hopkins and Paul Deneen, Thelma Pugh, Emmett Kelleher, Claud Walker, Mrs. James Wasem andJimmy, and Harold Dean Simcox.

Monroe Hopkins Hopkins Clara Kenney Ray Hopkins Eunice of Niantic Vera Chicago Carl Silkey Decatur Tom Cox Lucille Martin Hopkins Gayle Elmer Kinney Clara Towler Orval Hopkins Paul Deneen Thelma Pugh Emmett Kelleher Claud Walker James Wasem Jimmy Harold Dean Simcox Sandoval

Surprise party honors Miss Gladys Barnes on birthday

Twelve friends and school mates gathered Tuesday night October 8 to surprise Miss Gladys Barnes for her fourteenth birthday. The group, including Louise, Loren, Wayne, Ralph Barnes and others, enjoyed games and refreshments of candy cake and popcorn.

Gladys Barnes Gladys Louise Loren Wayne Ralph Barnes Fred Budd Frances Marion Sharp Mary Edith Billy Linton Mary Homer Boothman Esther Frank Robert Crawford Albert Hopkins

Christian Science Lesson Sermon Topics on Sin Illness and Faith

The weekly Lesson Sermon in all Christian Science churches on October 13 centered on Are sin, Disease, and Death Real With Golden Text from James 5 15 and Ecclesiastes 7 29. It cited Biblical passages and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures explaining that mortal inharmony is illusion and that prayer heals while sins may be forgiven.

Churches of Christ Scientist Mary Baker Eddy

Price Family Returns Home After Six Week Visit

Mrs. Christine Price and children Bobby and Shirley go back to Denver after a six week stay with Mrs. Price's parents Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pugh and Miss Ruth.

Christine Price Bobby Shirley Denver Colo

Alumni Pie Supper Draws Strong Attendance

Officials of the Alumni express appreciation for last Wednesday night’s pie supper. They credit the turnout with reviving the organization and urge continued support to welcome new members and plan the annual gathering of old school mates.

P. H

Friday Morning High School Assembly Program

The program lists two songs and an assembly reading by Max Quayle. Betty Altom performs a piano solo and girls from room four sing. A vocal duet by Iris Ellis and Lola Morey is featured with Harold Bonney as leader.

Max Quayle Betty Altom Room Four Iris Ellis Lola Morey Harold Bonney

High School Honor Roll List for First Six Weeks

The first six weeks reports list students on the high honor roll Nellie Mae Jones Wanda Eaglin Helen Walker Betty Altom Doris Good Madaline Green Lora Ballance Lola on the high honor roll Ancel Arnold Lyle Arnold Grover Malan Arlene Perrine Iris Ellis with grades reflecting academic excellence across disciplines.

Findeh wNellie Mae Jones Wanda Eaglin Helen Walker Betty Altom Doris Good Madeline Green Lora Ballance Lola Morey iAncel Arnold Lyle Arnold Grover Malan Arlene Perrine Iris Ellis

Jett Simpson Wedding in Patoka

A quiet wedding was performed by Rev. S. L. Speer at his Patoka home uniting Miss Alice Simpson and Mr. Elva Jett. They were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Perrine. The bride is C. Simpson's daughter, respected in the community, and the groom is George Jett's son with many friends wishing them a prosperous life together.

S. L. Speer Patoka Alice Simpson Elva Jett Fredonia Howard Perrine C. Simpson George Jett Jlife

Stephen A Douglas Receipt Found From 1841

In Edward J. Barrett State Auditor records a March 5 1841 receipt by Stephen A Douglas for 400 dollars for copying laws making material notes and index and for indexing the Journal of the Senate and House.

Edward J. Barrett Stephen A. Douglas Journal of the Senate House

Hawkins Family Reunion Held in Decatur

About twenty five Hawkins relatives and friends gathered at Charles Adams Jr. and wife for a Sunday dinner in Decatur. The prior evening guests came to Roy Joseph’s home in Decatur. Attendees included Mae Yardley of Glyndon Minnesota Lewis Hawkins of Pueblo Colorado Cleo Pelcher Eliza Adams Patoka and others with distant relatives from Idaho Kansas and Colorado.

Hawkins Charles Adams, Jr Roy Joseph Decatur Mae Yardley Glyndon Minn Lewis Hawkins Pueblo Colo Cleo Pelcher Eliza Adams Patoka Vica (Cahill Payette Idaho Harbin Hawkins Hamilton Kansas Olive Effie Zimmerman Denver

Doyle Beckemeyer Remains Hospitalized After Injury

Doyle Beckemeyer, injured in St. Louis when struck by a car, remains in Barnes Hospital in a torso to shoulders cast. His slow recovery is overseen by his mother Mrs. Belle Beckemeyer, as Patoka friends await his full return home.

Doyle Beckemeyer St. Louis Doyle Barnes Hospital Belle Beckemeyer Patoka

Methodists Shower Pastor With Donations

Patoka Methodists hosted a donation shower for their new pastor and family at the parsonage on Saturday evening. Members delivered fruit and groceries as tokens of goodwill and appreciation for the year of work just begun.

Patoka

Brick School Dedicates Flag With Ceremony

The Brick School held a flag dedication on Wednesday afternoon October 9 near the flag pole. Students and staff led a program including songs prayers and recitations honoring the flag and country with John Charlton of the school board participating by raising and lowering the flag.

Brick School Gladys Hanna Cecil Tackett Verdy Hurd Tina Cody Clifford Kretzer Everett Kretzer Ida Jett Columbia John Charlton

Marion County Reinstates Pauper Levy For 1936

At an October 10 adjourned meeting the Board of Supervisors set a pauper levy of 39000 dollars, likely yielding 25 cents per 100 dollars in assessed value. The new law shifts township pauper levies to cover only pre July 1, 1935 indebtedness, creating dual levies in some townships next year. Patoka Township will only face the County Pauper Tax in 1936. C. M. Rogier, Supervisor.

Board of Supervisors Patoka C. M. Rogier

Birthday Surprise for Mrs Zoller

A clever surprise was arranged for Mrs Eck Zoller at her daughter Mrs Bob Elwell's home Saturday night. Friends and relatives filled the house as she arrived for an evening planned for the Zollers. Mrs Elwell served refreshments and guests offered many happy returns.

M. E. Church Announces Worship Services and Calendar

Arnold's Chapel Sunday 11:00 morning and Vernon 7:00 evening preaching services announced. Pa toka fourth Sunday morning calendar to appear next week. Dr C G Hall to lead First Quarterly Conference at Arnold's Chapel with 10:30 preaching, basket dinner, Holy Communion in the afternoon. Pastor C J Piland invites all to attend.

Arnold’s Vernon Patoka M. E M. FE Arnold’s Chapel Dr. C GC. Hall Hall C. J. Piland

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Dwig Mother Darling Christian Science Churches Jett-Simpson Methodists America Mamie Tackett Preda Kretzer Marion County Mrs. Zoller M. E. Church
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