Local Notes: Patoka Residents Make Weekend Visits
A long list of Patoka area residents and guests are mentioned traveling to and from nearby towns. Visitors include Edwin Arnold and J W Thompson from Ohio inspecting farms, Carl Arnold family in Harrisburg revival, and many others attending movies, homecomings, cattle sales, or home visits across Carbondale, Centralia, Vandalia and Vernon.
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J. W. Thompson
Ohio
Patoka
Thompson
Carl Arnold
Harrisburg
Cecil Fletcher
Jacksonville
L.S. Leidner
Highland Park
Estella Matheny
Vandalia
Fielding Hawkins
van Buren
Mary K. Smith
Vernon
Charlie Smith
Anna State Hospital
Ben Livesay
Decatur
Frank Houston
Centralia
Orville Goff
Bill Williams
Clara Wernsman
S. M. Spurgeon
Rank Miller
Centrlaia
P. J. Mojonnier
Alice
Highland
James Ballance
Davis Jennings
Paul Logan
Marcus Cox
Dorothy Meyers
L. W. Ballance
Joe Herrera
Sadie Nattier
Violet
W. M. Nattier
Carolyn
Mt. Vernon
Vivian Nattier
Francis Belcher
Carbondale
Chas. Hill
I. W. Nattier
Rubye Cain
John Nattier
Venona
Bud Cantrall
Mildred Logan
Violet Nattier
Clayton Beery
Patsy
S. E. Altom
Howard Riley
Verle Kirk
Brenda Nell
Breese Hospital
Darrell Pugh
St. Louis
Mr. Pugh
Anna Pugh
C. M. Rogier
C. F. Davis
Salem
Frances Pogue
C. W. Harris
Shelbyville
Joe Hudspeth
Chicago
Milburn Carter
Kay
Maud Carter
Lester Howell
Kinmundy
Pope’s Bluff
Willard McIntyre
Dixon
Carl McCoplin
Wes Martin
Artie Rogier
Ozarks
Seasoned Timber and the Call for John Garner for President
A persuasive piece arguing seasoned leadership beats youth for top national tasks. It lauds John Nance Garner's thirty six years in government and claims his broad experience, pragmatism, and liberal record fit the presidency in 1940. It cites examples of elderly leaders still wielding impact to bolster Garner’s case.
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United States of America
John N. Garner
House of Representatives
Galileo
Henry Ford
Ford
Judge Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Clemenceau
France
Benjamin Franklin
Gladstone
England
Justice Holmes
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
John Nance Garner
United States
Vice President Garner Gets 15 Cents Change in St Louis
Before a November 1937 special session of Congress, Vice President Garner, en route to Washington from San Antonio, stopped for a 25 minute shave at Dexter Davis's barber shop in Union Station. He gave a shine boy a quarter and retrieved 15 cents in change, a small moment captured in transit.
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Congress
Garner
St. Louis
San Antonio
Washington
Dexter Davis
Union Station
Everlasting Punishment Theme In Christian Science Sermon
Sunday October 29 Lessons in all Churches of Christ Scientist featured Everlasting Punishment as the Golden Text Ezekiel 18 31 and echoed Isaiah 30 18 urging return rest and quiet confidence. The Science and Health text cited calls mortals to progress correct wrong doing and despise idleness as part of spiritual unfoldment.
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Churches of Christ
Scientist
House of Israel
Israel
Mary Baker Wddy
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