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Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1935

Page

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Milk supply equals demand in St Louis Milkshed says Sanitary Milk Producers

M E Bone of Vandalia announced that 291 600 cows in 27 Illinois counties and 164 105 in 21 Missouri counties within the St Louis Milkshed could yield 1 913 961 000 pounds annually at 4 200 pounds per cow. Class I requirements for 1934 totaled about 202 400 000 pounds, showing a potential nine times the fluid need.

Illinois Missouri St. Louis M. E. Bone Vandalia Agricultural Extension Service University of Illnois U. S. Division of Crop and Livestock Estimates Fred L. Shipley Sanitary Market Administrtor Mr. Bone

State Fair Reaction Test Highlights Driver Braking Time

At the State Fair exhibit by the State Medical and Highway Departments drivers tested for braking reaction times. Men generally reacted faster than women, with about 55 to 62 percent responding in half a second or less. A car at sixty mph could cover 146 feet before full braking control.

State Medical and Highway Departments

Patoka Softball League Schedule Preview

The Patoka Softball League posts matchups for Monday September 9 with Cubs against Tigers at 7:00 and Island Chapel versus Eaglin at 8:00. On Wednesday September 11 Cardinals face Giants and Vernon meets Zion with team managers named.

Cubs Tigers Island Chapel Eaglin Cardinals Giants Vernon Zion George Wasem Don Crawford C. D. Martin J. C. Beery Marcus Cox Warren MacNichols Lee Murray Howard Perrine

Home canning tomato juice gains popularity this fall

Illinois yields strong tomato crop encourages home canning of tomato juice. Processing is simple: precook to 170 to 180 degrees then sieve, reheat, seal in sterilized containers, and water bath for 10 minutes. Store in a cool dark place, especially if canned in glass to protect color and flavor. Salt may be added. avoid air exposure and boiling to preserve vitamins.

Illinois Glenna A. Henderson College of Agriculture University of Ilinois

Illinois road program delayed by federal funding approval

The Illinois road building plan for the year is delayed because federal allotment approval is incomplete. The effort prioritizes grade crossing elimination to reduce accidents while concrete road expansion focuses on secondary routes, aiming to lift farmers from mud and improve year round market access. Illinois seeks national leadership in concrete roads as it advances road marking and safety aims.

Illinois Ilinois United States

Lesson Sermon Theme in Christian Science Churches

Sunday’s Lesson-Sermon centers on Christ Jesus and the law of Moses contrasted with grace and truth. Scripture cites Jeremiah’s prophecy of a righteous Branch and King who brings safety, while Eddy’s text highlights the Christ as the spiritual idea reflecting God across generations and prophets.

Christ Jesus Churches of Christ Scientist Moses Jesus Christ David Judah Mary Baker Eddy Abraham Jacob Messiah Christ

Makanda Visit With Robert Morey Family Reported

Mrs Mae Simicox Mrs Mansfield Fred Cady Mrs Morey and daughter Lola and Harvey Hudspeth drove to Makanda Sunday and spent the day with Robert Morey.

Mae Simicox Mrs. Mansfield Fred Cady Morey Daughtte Lola Harvey Hudspeth Makanda Robert Morey

Patoka School Opens Monday for Enrollment and Lessons

The Patoka district opened for enrollment with the high school enrolling 45 students and grades 104. The faculty includes Supt E L DeLay Verle Kirk Miss Ruth Pugh with grade teachers H N Potts Anna Belcher Florence Cain and Bettie Simcox. Maurice Russel directs music in both schools and Florence Cain fills the vacancy left by Ruby Linton.

E. L. DeLay Supt Verle Kirk Ruth Pugh H. N. Potts Anna Belcher Florence Cain Bettie Simcox Maurice Russel Newton Ruby Linton Ruby Eagan Miss Cain Bandoval

Prominent Couple Announce Marriage in Kinmundy Patoka

Miss Ruby Eagan and B F Linton wed June 2 in Kankakee with Rev W H Craine officiating. The bride, daughter of Mrs M Eagan, taught locally and is well known socially. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs W F Linton, is a partner in Linton Beery undertakers with offices in Patoka Kinmundy.

Ruby Eagan B. F. Linton Kankakee W. H. Craine Methodist Church of Patoka M. Eagan W. F. Linton Linton & Beery Kinmundy

Finding the Best Method Wins Satisfactory Results

A practical approach in any project is to identify the optimal method to complete the work. Once chosen, secure buy in and execute the plan with discipline and focus.

Phillies to Play at Sportsman's Park September 8

Jimmie Wilson's Philadelphia Phillies visit Sportsman's Park for a Sunday double header and follow with single games against the Cardinals on Tuesday and Wednesday. The club, upcoming matches include dates with the Giants, Dodgers, Reds, Pirates and Cubs, with a special long distance line set for out of town ticket reservations.

St. Louis Jimmie Wilson Philadelphia Phillies New York Gants Cardinals Sportsman’s Phillies Minday Philadephia Sporeman’s Park Boston Braves Giants Sportman Pittsburg Pirates Chicago Cubs

G A and R A Bands Meet at Baptist Church Park

The G A and R A Bands met Saturday afternoon August 24 at the park with Mrs. Orville Genre leading. Twelve members attended including one new member. After the meeting they played games and enjoyed home brewed beer and cookies. Miss Mary Bryan of Vera visited.

G. A R. A. Bands of the Baptist Church Orville Genre Mary Bryan Vera

You Can Save by Buying Advertised Merchandise

A brief notice urges readers to save money by purchasing advertised merchandise. It emphasizes value and encourages attention to advertised goods. The item highlights potential discounts and the retailer’s promotions.

Obituary: John Steele 1861 1935 Vernon Illinois

John Steele son of Jesse and Jane Steele was born near Fredonia Church Tonti township August 6 1861 and died in Vernon Illinois August 31 1935 at 74 years 25 days. He married Rhoda McConnel September 2 1886 producing two daughters Dessie Abendroth and Maggie Ehrat who survived with his wife who died in childhood. He later married Flora Grayham December 2 1916. He was a Methodist and Sunday School Superintendent at Arnold Chapel and spent most of his life near his birthplace. He leaves a widow two daughters two stepchildren Earl Graham Vernon and Mrs Bert McMullen Otoe Neb five grandchildren four step children and one great grandson plus many friends. Funeral services were held at the M E Church in Vernon at 2 pm conducted by C C Lowe with Rev Story assisting and burial in Tillman cemetery.

John Steele Jesse Jane Steele Fredonia Church Tonti Township Vernon Illinois Rhoda McConnel Dessie Abendroth Maggie Ehrat Flora Grayham Zion Arnold Chapel Marion County Earl Graham Bert McMullen Otoe Neb M. E C. C. Lowe Story Tillman Cemetery

Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude and Support

The family thanks neighbors and friends for assistance and sympathy during bereavement. They acknowledge floral offerings and music and express gratitude to Martin and Cox for thoughtful service.

Martin & Cox Family

M. E. Church Rally Month Seeks Full Attendance

The M. E. Church announces September as rally month for the Sunday School with Rally Day set for October 6. Members are urged to attend every Sunday and a special program is scheduled for Sunday morning September 15, 1935 as the last preaching service of the conference year. The Southern Union Annual Conference session will be at Marion with Samuel M. Spurgeon as superintendent.

M. E Ulinon Marion Samuel M. Spurgeon

DuQuoin Fair Auto Races Draw Wide Field of Drivers

Twenty six drivers have announced for the DuQuoin fair track events with more entrants expected. The program features five races including three five mile events and a 15 mile final. Notable entrants include Peterson Shipman Sowell Butler Krasik Campbell and others from across the Midwest and beyond.

DuQuoin Fair America John Tersinor West Frankfort Ralph Heeter Mt. Pleasant Mich Calyton W. Peterson Chicago C. E. Johnston Lincoln Frank Miller Champaign Ed Hitze Lafayette Ind Jerry Conley Cleveland Ohio H. A. Shipman, Jr Montclair New Jersey Eugene Lowell Macon Harry Potts Detroit Indianapolis Jack Lovelady Omaha Cedar Rapids Towa Frank Waepraee Mieh Hyman Rifkin Hicago R. W.johnson Pine Lawn Curley Runyon St. Louis Leo Krasik Bill Richter Red Campbell Peterson Shipman Sowell Butler Krasik Campbell

Merritt Caldwell Delights Jacksonville Club With Tricks

Merritt Caldwell, employing at the Jacksonville State Hospital, amazed the American Business Club at their weekly meeting in the Peacock Inn Blue Room with card tricks and sleight of hand. The program featured card selection and a routine where a chosen card was found in his pocket inside a cloth sack.

Patoka Jacksonville Jacksonville Daily Journal Merritt Caldwell Jacksonville State Hospital American Business Club Peacock Inn William Clancy Philip Bradish George Edwards Caldwell

Kitchen Shower Honors Mr and Mrs Outhouse at Genre Home

The Young People's and Young Married Folk's class of the Baptist Sunday School hosted a kitchen shower for Mr and Mrs Talmadge Outhouse at the groom's sister Orville Genre's home on Wednesday evening August 28. Guests enjoyed games and contests and the couple received many useful gifts.

The Baptist Sunday School Talmadge Outhouse Orville

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Patoka Softball League Christian Science Churches Dwig Spportman’s Park G. A. and R. A M. E. Church Johnny Tersinor
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