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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1951
Page
5
Urbana tips fry cauliflower to win family approval with tasty economy. Foods specialist Geraldine Acker suggests dipping florets in a thin batter, rolling in crumbs, then frying at 375 to 885 degrees F. Test fat with bread cube, drain, and serve piping hot.
Illinois will allocate about 154 million dollars for road construction from July 1, 1951, to June 30, 1958, with funding from higher gasoline taxes, increased truck fees, and about 65.09 million dollars in federal aid. Officials foresee further expansion in 1954 when the gas tax rises to five cents and truck fees increase.
State Conservation official Leonard Schwartz told the Izaak Walton League convention in Springfield that deer numbers rise in southern Illinois while northern Rock River herds decline. He said funds will support better roads sanitation and drinking water installation at Illinois state parks.
Sandoval residents and visitors are listed with names and origins including Centralia Washington D C Decatur Urbana Rolla St Louis Freeburg Mounds Central City Rock Falls and Detroit area. Several families are noted traveling for visits to relatives and friends plus two service members reporting arrivals and overseas destination updates.
Rev. and Mrs Cyril Jackson and family travel to Blue Mound to assume charge of a Methodist church. Nearby visits include Horace Jackson and Dempsey at Heyworth and Carolyn Maschger in Flora. Numerous relatives and friends from Odin and surrounding towns appear in weekend hops and home moves, with Maschgers purchasing a country home north of Odin and planning to move soon.
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