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Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1930

Page

4

Local Social Roundup With Distinct Visits And Notices

Mrs E. Q. Toothaker hosted a Friday bridge afternoon on Sept 12 with three tables and prizes for high and consolation. Celebrants included Mr and Mrs T W Washburn and extended family visiting for Mrs Washburns birthday. A Masonette Co fashion show is planned at Mrs Minnie Powers home Saturday at 1 30 PM. Numerous visits and social events are noted across Kinmundy, Carlyle, Centralia, Olney, Salem, and St. Louis, including dinners, theatre trips, school news, and family gatherings. Mrs Ada Knox Mrs Anna Hamilton and George Downey of East St Louis visited Miss Jennie Ruby. Mrs Eagan, 60, longtime community member and wife of Andy Pruden, died Sept 16. services held Sept 18 with burial in Evergreen cemetery Kinmundy after a Pentecostal service in Sandoval.

A. E. Benoist T. W. ‘Washburn Carbondale F. L. Washburn H. P.washburn Carlyle Charles. Conrad Shattuc Mabel Andrews Vandalia Omer Johnson Centralia Masonett Co St. Louis Minnie Power Mir Bert Platts Canton Fred Plotts M. V. Friend J. P. Alford E. T. Golden Ina Robertson Xenia T. M. Jones Bridgeport Dean Thomasson David Price Harvey Ill Emmitt Uhls Odina B. F. Holmes Martin Woods Rena Wilson Ross Williams a_ business Ler Salem E. G. Lewis Venetta Jamel Lewis Indianapolis Oscar Zears Clint m Hester Zears Virginia Seidel Dorothy Dean Wilson Winifred Ada Marie Harvey Winifred Mason Mary ‘Taylor G. Kaiser Mt. Vernon Emil Wood N. C. Harris Olney Harris Richard Evans Harry Duncan August Felthoven Barney Steiner Kentucky Glen Saunders Gladys "Newman Illinois Theatre Ruby Seidel Ruth Seidel Otto Smith George Zeigler Virginia Ruddick Ridgway Joe Kerwin Neil Joe Thomas Vincennes Ind Ed Thomas Anna Spear Burdette Wright E. C. Wright C. A. Fairchild B‘owingham, II Ada Knox Anna Hamilton George Downey East St. Louis Jennie Ruby R. R. Day Corinne Madison Robinson West St. Louis FE. A. Goodwin C. Craig Roy. Craig Hanna Pruden Eagan Andy Pruden Fdeamster Maple Street E Eagan Loren Meredith Sandoval M. Wiley James William Simmons Kinmundy Pumhead

Illinois Officials Resign to Start Private Practice in Springfield

A D Rodenburg assistant attorney general resigns to open a general law practice in Springfield, leaving state service October first while winding down existing cases. John P Madden city attorney Gillespie named assistant attorney general to fill vacancy from George O Brien’s death. Illinois plans mandatory freshman medical exams at Northern Illinois Teachers College DeKalb. Statewide news notes include Knights Templar conclave in Decatur and long straight road on highway 121 near Decatur toward the Indiana line.

A. D. Rodenburg Maniy Oscar Carlstrom Springfield John P. Madden Gillespie Oscar E. Carlstrom George O’brien Litchfield Macoupin County Barr Association Law Department St. Louis University Carlinville High School Blackburn College Northern Illinois State Teachers’ College DeKalb State Department of Public Health Andy Hall Carl Adams R. C. Cook Elizabeth Ball Lawrence Neber Illinois Casner Macon Decatur Indiana Line

Educational drive spans 26 counties under state welfare director

Mrs. George Thomas Palmer led an outreach campaign in 26 counties to improve the probation program. She traveled about 1800 miles meeting circuit and county judges, probation officers, and women's groups to boost juvenile delinquency prevention efforts. Also noted is the chartering of the National Independent Merchants' Protective Corporation in Springfield and the Knights of Pythias grand lodge convention set for Decatur on September 26 and 27 with Springfield bidding for 1931.

Rodney H. Brandon State Department of Public Welfare George Thomas Palmer Christian Franklin Jefferson Williamson Saline Johnson Massac Pope Hardin Mason Shelby Greene Coles Edgar Clark Vermilion Iroquois Ford William J. Stratton National Independent Merchants’ Protective Corporation Springfield Ridgly Bank Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias Decatur

City Park Barbecue Changes Hands in Route 2 Deal

Worth Eagan becomes new manager of the City Park Barbecue on Route 2 after purchase from Jasper Altadonna. Jasper Altadonna and his father Frank Altadonna will manage City Park Grocery, joining the family business following the sale made yesterday.

City Park Garage Worth Eagan City Park Jasper Altadonna Frank Altadonna

Mrs Frederick Dent Grant Dies in Washington

Mrs Frederick Dent Grant, daughter in law of President U S Grant, died at Washington on September 5. At her bedside were her children Princess Michael Cantazek Speransky and Lieut Col U S Grant 3d.

Frederick Dent Grant U. S. Grant Washington Princess Michael Canta €uzek-Speransky

Secretary Stratton Reports Interest Earnings Under New System

Secretary of State William J. Stratton announced interest earnings totaling 12 270 30 since last October under a new efficiency driven remittance system. Remittances to his office are loaned to state banks with Chicago funds going to Chicago banks and downstate funds to downstate banks.

William J. Stratton Mr. Stratton Chicago Downstate

Passenger car and truck licenses rise to new totals

Passenger car licenses issued by ton reached 1 397 201 by August end and truck licenses 200 239. This marks an increase of 27 190 passenger licenses from the same date last year. Fees collected total 22 076 617.17 dollars, nearly two million more than the prior year at this date.

William J. Stratton

Rabies Quarantine Enforced in Sangamon County

Springfield commissioners pass a proclamation to cooperate with the state agriculture department in enforcing a rabies quarantine. Mayor Hal M. Smith orders dogs in city limits restrained or vaccinated by a licensed veterinarian. Other Illinois areas have similar quarantines. Dixon plans Lincoln statue dedication around September 22 or 23 at the fort site where Lincoln served in 1832. State funds about $25 000 spent on the memorial. Illinois Geological Survey exhibits science data in Chicago at the Western Society of Engineers invitation.

Springfield Danville First Methodist Episcopal Church Galesburg Sangamon State Department of Agriculture Hal M. Smith Illinois Dixon Lincoln General Assembly Emmerson Western Society of Engineers Illinois State Geological Survey Chicago

Illinois plans and meetings highlighted by state events

Dr M M Leighton led afternoon discussions on geology and engineering in Illinois. The American Poultry Association outlined an October 6 10 event in Moline with lectures and government films. Illinois teachers and labor leaders prepared for September activities and the 48th Illinois Federation of Labor convention. Nurseries expanded to 762 with 90 581 bee colonies inspected and foulbrood affecting 5281. Rev James A Wilson appeals a bail decision in a LaSalle County assault case to Joliet penitentiary.

Illinois M.M Leighton American Poultry Association Moline United States Stuart E. Pierson Apiary A. L. Kildon James A. Wilson LaSalle County Joliet Amos Elliott Charles W. Vail

Geographic News Bulletin Now Available From National Geographic Society

Announcement to Library Extension Division indicates teachers of geography and history may obtain the Geographic News Bulletin from the National Geographic Society of Washington D C. The bulletin provides a useful resource for updating classroom materials.

Geographic News Bulletin National Geographic Society of Washington, D. C Library Extension Division

Bulletin Details School and Library Services and Parade Results

Springfield reports on a bulletin costing twenty five cents per year for thirty weeks, highlighting geographic changes and world events with illustrations. The Library Extension Division offers travel and history volumes for teachers. Governor Louis L. Emmerson addressed the American Legion in Aurora during a September 8 parade with nearly sixty bands. band honors saw Jacksonville and Belleville high in Class A, Wilmette and Northwestern Post No. 430 in Class B.

Springfield Library Extension Division Louis L. Emmerson The American Legion Aurora Jacksonville Belleville Peoria Woodlawn Chicago Rockford Kankakee Evanston Chicago Board of Trade Wilmette Northwestern Post No. 430 Macomb DeKalb

The Real Menace of Paternalistic Government

The piece argues paternalistic government is a larger threat than big business, noting big business has raised wages and living standards in the United States while government has restricted individual and business rights through petty politics. It cites former Senator Reed's claim of oppression by government as evidence.

United States Reed Missouri Ely

Oblique Warning on Government Power and Public Threats

A reflection on the drift toward governance serving itself rather than citizens and the danger of fanatical state action. The speaker cautions that public attention should turn to a government that overreaches and imperils democratic norms.

Hammond man arrested for reckless driving near Salem

J. H. Collins of Hammond Indiana was arrested Monday near Salem for reckless driving. He appeared before J. P. Silas Davidson of Salem and was fined ten dollars. His car bore license number 671500.

J. H. Collins Hammond Ind Salem J.P. Silas Davidson

Illinois facts compiled from a 1930s state survey summary

Illinois circulation of library books averaged 3.6 volumes per resident in 1929. Daily Chicago parcel post totals reach about 90 carloads. The Merchandise Mart houses the largest electric system in a single building. About 70,000 students attend Illinois colleges and universities. Illinois population rose by about 1.99 million from 1910 to 1930.

Illinois Merchandise Mart Chicago Colleges and Universities of

Illinois Legion Department Largest in the Nation

The Illinois American Legion department stands as the largest in the United States with about 76,000 members. The organization continues to grow its ranks and support programs nationwide.

Illinois American Legion

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State Capi News Illinois Department of Agriculture Knights Templar of the Grand Commandery of Illinois' Press Association State University H.’ L.williamson Harry W. Chase University Tol Hiram L. L. Williamson Illinois ’ Association Illinois Congress of Parent and Teachers Tower Building Congress Board of Managers North Michigan Avenue Ilinois Federation of Labor Power and Light Corporation New York Philadelphia Chicago White Sox C. U. of Illinois Blostmington Mwe Burnett West Sandoval
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