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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1934

Page

8

Patoka Local Notices And Social Items

Local notes include rental for a six room house and inquiries to Mrs Chas Adams and L F Zimmerman Denver. Social items report Mrs Charles Humes and Mary Helen visiting Patoka. many residents attend church, travel to Decatur Salem St Louis and Taylorville. Altom's sales and Halloween masks noted. library project and shelter plan discussed by Patoka council. several visits and relatives mentioned across Centralia Memphis and Milwaukee.

Chas. ‘Adams L. F. Zimmerman Raleigh St Denver Colo Charles Humes Mary Helen Centralia Patoka Fannie Chandler Hallowe’en Altom’s Elmer Belcher Shureday Norwalk Wis George A. ‘Walz Denver Adams Central City Adams Centrality Altom Alcom’s Katie Nattier Mary Cahill Taylorville J. R. Anderson Nattier Lissie Smith Memphis Tenn Bert Simcox Lawrence Armscoough St. Louis Forest Park Shaw’s Garden Wm. Rogier Artie Rogier Sebastopal Greenville Mae Mascher W. W. Richeon Oscar E. Carlston Ben Ingvald Settem Roy Malan Carol Mojonnier Charlston Bettie Clark Decatur Harriet Quayle Elizabeth Simcox

Seed corn curing could boost Illinois harvest by millions

Eight years of College of Agriculture records from central Illinois farms show that good seed corn curing and storage adds about 2.3 bushels per acre, worth over 10 million dollars on Illinois’s roughly 9 million acre corn crop if prices stay at 60 cents a bushel. Rapid drying and protection from freezing are essential. improper methods like porch hanging slow drying and risk mold.

Illinois Central Illinois College of Agriculture University of Illinois R. H. Reed U. of S. College of Agriculture

W M U Quarterly Meeting Held at Patoka

The W M U Quarterly meeting of the Baptist Kaskaskia church met in Patoka on Wednesday with guests from Centralia Central City Mulberry Grove Salem Vandalia Diamond Springs Pear Creek and Patoka. Mrs John Hathaway Johnson City state worker gave two addresses and Mrs John Phillips Jr Salem presided. Patoka church ladies hosted a noon meal for about seventy five attendees.

The Baptist Kaskaskia Church Patoka Centralia Central City Mulberry Grove Salem Vandalia Diamond Springs Pear Creek John Hathaway Johnson City John Phillips, Jr Salem, Pres Patoka Baptist Church Masonic Building

Surprise Dinner For Mrs Claud Meador

A surprise dinner honoring Mrs Claud Meador on her birthday was planned by her daughter. Guests include Art Kletzing family Roy Love Anna Berg Clinton Simmons Everett Doolen Thurby Meador Amos Meador Jernon Reba Meador and others from Shobonier Altamont and nearby areas. The event featured noon arrival heavy baskets and a shared meal followed by visits and ball games.

Claude Meador Art Kletzing Kletzing Roy Love Anna Berg Clinton Simmons Altamont, Jr Everett Doolen Shobonier Thurby ‘Meador Gtoka Amos Meador Jernon Reba Meador

Sunbeams Attend Weiner Roast at Barnes Home

The Sunbeam band shared a weiner and marshmallow roast at John Barnes home on Wednesday night. Present were Marie Spears Edith Spears Doris Adams Anna Belle Adams Dayne Adams Conway Malan Glenwood Malan Evelyn Eston Dale Ellis Lavone Barnes Joy Barnes Genieve Barnes and Mrs Artie Rogier. Visitors included Buddy Cothern Mrs Adams Mrs Spears Mrs Malan Velma Heinzman Artie Rogier and Mr Mrs Barnes. An enjoyable evening was had by all.

Sunbeam John Barnes Marie Edith Spears Doris Adams Annabelle Dayne Adams Conway Glenwood Malan Evelyn Eston Dale Ellis Lavone John Joy Genevieve Barnes Artie Rogier Buddy Cothern Adams Spears Malan Velma Heinzman Mrs. Barnes

Public sale of estate near Fredonia on November first

The late L A Gettleman estate sells by public auction at 10 30 a m Thursday November 1 1934 at the home located 3 4 mile north of Fredonia church. Items include teams of horses cattle hogs poultry farm implements a 1926 Ford touring car household goods and more with lunch by the Ladies Aid and Jhon Jennings as auctioneer Clarence Cozad Glens listed as auctioneer.

L. A. Gettleman Fredonia Church

Marion County Supt. of Schools Candidate Seeks Support

Republican candidate outlines credentials including State Supervisory Certificate and twenty four years teaching in rural and Marion County schools. He highlights farm roots, Centralia High School and non change stance on textbooks, pledges service to voters and requests support.

Marion Centralia Mary M. Steagall George M. Nelms Coun Marion Couny

Visiting Day at the Jail Inspires Jailhouse Reflections

A visiting day scene shows a kindly lady urging the inmate to reflect and correct his faults. The prisoner responds with earnest assurance that he will change as he contemplates his next steps and keeps to careful habits.

Samson's Strength Spinach Joke From Church Lesson

A church primary class learning about Samson heard the tale of his strength. A child replied that Samson gained strength by eating spinach, providing a playful modern twist to the biblical story.

Samson

Movie Queen Flo and Jo Debate Season Plans

The dialogue shows Movie Queen Flo asking why Jo looks down and Jo replying that her lawyer advised using her old husband another season due to the general low mood.

Flo Dearie

Knew What He Wanted Guide and Timid Soul Exchange

A quirky dialogue excerpt contrasts a decisive guide asking why a shot at a tiger was not taken with a timid soul debating the appropriateness of using a tiger for a rug based on facial expression.

Community News Report on Local Recoveries

After being bedbound since February, Mr. Ververs has regained some mobility and takes daily farm walks though not fully recovered. He was seen in Patoka recently and neighbors wish for a full return to health soon. Luella Gray of Patoka, injured in a fall, has left home confinement to visit her daughter in Vandalia with gratefulness for visitors and support.

Ververs Patoka Luella Gray Gray

St Louis records lowest milk use among major cities

Fred I L Shipley, Market Administrator for the St Louis Milk shed, notes a study by Prof Roland W Barthett from the University of Illinois showing St Louis averages 0.42 pints of milk per person daily, the lowest among 14 large U S cities, with Boston at 0.77 and Chicago 0.52.

St. Louis Maor United States Fred IL. Shipley Wallace Roland W. Barthett University of Illinois Barthett Boston Minneapolis New York Los Angeles Milwaukee Cleveland Philadelphia Pittsburg Etroit San Francisco Icago Buffalo Pica East St. Louis Shipley

Island Fear Turns to Faith Joke

A stranded man fears cannibals on a remote island. He cautiously climbs a hill and hears a voice asking who tRumped my ace. He looks skyward and thanks Heaven for Christians on the island.

Christmas Seal Funds Aid Tuberculosis Research

The Illinois Tuberculosis Association notes that a portion of Christmas Seal sales funds the National Tuberculosis Association's Medical Research Committee. The effort supports ongoing work to find a cure, improve diagnosis, and advance treatment through rest, air, nutrition, and scientific study.

National Tuberculosis Association W. P. Shahan Ilinois Tuberculosis Association National Association Shahan Committee On Whih

Messies Research Committee Advances Tuberculosis Fight

The Messies Research Committee runs a dozen projects in university labs nationwide. Shahan urges Christmas Seals buyers to support beyond current TB methods, noting contributions fund ongoing work that yields newer weapons against the disease regarded as a major foe.

Messies Research Committee Simulta Ly Shahan

Lunch for election day at Mound Chapel Church

The ladies of the Mound Chapel Church announce a lunch at the Chapel town hall on election day November 6 to raise funds for the church. Proceeds support church activities and programs.

Mound Chapel Church Chapel Town Hall

Revival services set to begin at local Baptist church

Revival services start Monday night November 4 with Ed Wells of Belleville assisting. The Lord's Supper will be observed Sunday morning. Prayer services Thursday at 7 30 p m. No prayer services next week due to state association. The B Y P U will hold a weigher roast at P J Mojonniers Friday night.

Wells Belleville State Association P. J. Mojonniers

High-Pressure Salesman Cracks Two Orders Tale

A new sales rep enters the office boasting two orders from the same firm. The sales manager reacts with feigned enthusiasm noting one order will be shipped and the other remains outstanding.

Oughney & Company

Confidence and a Quotation Exchange

A terse dialogue dash exists with a line about drinking followed by a request to hold a quart while tying a shoelace. The exchange highlights a terse, possibly casual moment between speakers.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. Claud Meador Deering-McCormick Plymouth Rocks Springs Dot Ladies Aid Jhon Jennings Clarence Cozad Glens Marion County Louis Baptist Church News A Legal Reserve Mutual Co New York Life Insurance Co P. Simcox West Side COX & Martin Vernon Ambulance Service Patok
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