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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1928

Page

2

Local notices and visits fill Patoka week

The column lists visitors including Billy Bruening and wife of East St Louis Dr Walter Murfin of Decatur and Mrs Porter Simcox of Decatur. It notes births, shopping at Altoms a sale on flannelette and candies, plus many travels and greetings with Bear Creek Patoka and nearby towns.

Billy Bruening East St.Louis Cruse Walter Murfin Decatur iMrs Fayette County Betty Jane L. D. Altom Centralia Hospital Altom’s Simcox Brothers Cahill Brothers Idaho Brad Arthur Beck Mildred Frank Adams Chas. Adams Adom’s Edwin Naylor John L. Belcher Alice Cruse L. F. Zimmerman Pauline Louie Cephas Adams St. Louis Hamilton Kansas Pueblo Colo Orville Jackson Clinton T. E. Irvin Sam Ballard Detroit Mich Harvey Monger Carbondale Lenora Garrett Arnolds Chapel Chas. Gray Leo C. Walker Ike Walker J. W. Delassus St. Elmo Paul Turner Oregon Centralia BE. Irvin Edgar Dan Wickersham Frank Ballance Austin Good Merle Carter Wailt« Adams Eldoris Gele E. Alsem Harvey Hudspeth

Wanted column of farm sales and notices

A list of farm sale notices and wants including Concord grapes, Jonathan and Delicious apples pears, 15 head pigs, family horse and buggy harness, cucumber pickles, 10 gallon Coca Cola kegs, 1 Tudor Ford sedan, White Leghorn cockrels, power washing and sausage grinder trade, and other goods with seller names and locations such as W. W. Lawrence, Wm. Ververs, Joe Wickenhouser, Mrs. M Nagel, Harold Foltz, C. N. Cruse, Everett Perdue, Gilley's Gar, A. A. Griffin, Louie Wasem, Patoka, Ill.

Concord W. W. Lawrence Wm. Ververs Jonathan R. H. Hibbs Oakland W. L. Danbury Joe Wickenhouser M Nagel Harold Foltz C. N. Cruse Everett Perdue Patoka Gilley’s Gar Johnson Poultry Farm Tex A. A. Griffin Louie Wasem

Frank Williams Weds Miss Hulda Tacke at Salem

The marriage of Hulda Tacke to Frank Williams occurred at Salem last Saturday evening. The ceremony was performed by Hon. J. S. Stonecipher. The groom, son of the late William Williams, is a young farmer. the bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tacke. They, with relatives, attended and later hosted a wedding supper and reception at the bride’s home. They are at home on the Williams farm. Former Patoka girl.

Altom’s Vallow Tom Altom Albert Gerrish Lena Nolte Kansas Oklahoma S. E. Sherwood Stuttgart Ark J. H. Cox Beryl Rialto Cal Cox Pauline Wilma Cole Salem Clyde Davis Centralia Kathleen Lake Forest Chicago George Ballance Jack Gilley Joe Hurspeth GC. D. Martin Missouri H. G. Hurspeth Dorsey Clinton C. J. Metzger Henry Huss Vandalia Patoka Dorothy Wasem Trenton High School John Jennings Floyd Davis Godfrey Leo Horton el Dorado Kan Hulda Tacke Frank Williams J. S. Stonecipher William Williams Fred Tacke John Williams Isabelle Williams Register Williams Farm

Board of Review completes work on county assessment gains

Marion County Board of Review finished its labors adding 168,148.00 to the assessment rolls after surveying townships. Several townships show varying increases from 5,045 to 75,300 with Centralia noting a large gain due to missing Merchants State Bank listing.

Marion County Board of Review Cnet Sandoval Carrigan Seve Econ Odin Cate

Former Congressman Candidate Joins Railway Mail Service

Grant Fritscher, once a Republican primary candidate for Congress and runner up to Charles T. Wade of Farina, has accepted a Railway Mail Service position and will perform terminal work at Chicago.

Grant Fritscher Congress Charles T. Wade Farina Chicago

State adds six new nur ses to health staff in Illinois

The Illinois state health department announces six new nurses join the child hygiene staff, bringing total field nurses to sixteen and physicians to thirteen. The announcement by Dr. Isaac D. Rawlings describes expanded cooperation with local officials and organizations for a statewide health promotion and disease prevention program. Auction bids were received for 9 million dollars of hard road bonds from a 100 million dollar bond issue, leaving 30 million after sale.

State Health Department Isaac D. Rawlings Illinois State Department of Public Works and Buildings

Illinois bond issues and conservation measures in state news

Illinois plans dated September 1 1928 call for bonds totaling 500 000 annually through 1955 to 1958 with 4 percent interest paid semi annually yielding about 4.15 percent at current prices. The peach crop inspection volume rises with the state department of agriculture signaling increased demand for apple harvest inspections. Reforms include restoring the Main Slough fish preserve signs after 700 sportsmen petitioned, and subpoenas issued for 40 Chicago loop property owners to justify higher Cook county taxes to fund about 20 million dollars in new revenue.

State of Illinois Illinois Division of Standardization and Markets Illinois Department of Agriculture Department of Agriculture Centralia Hardin Calhoun County Carroll Whiteside Gus H. Radebaugh State Department of Conservation Radebaugh John Dailey Peoria State Tax Revision Commission Chicago Loop Cook County County Board of Review Downstate Charles F. Mansfield, Jr Illnois Conservation and Flood Control Association Mansfield

Question on baby's age and birth order

A dialogue asks about a baby's age and whether the child is the youngest. The exchange clarifies the infant is six months old and prompts whether this is the family's youngest child.

Kidnapping Reported in Weldon Mystery

News from Weldon states Miss Murl Mildred Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs Orson Brown was kidnapped late Saturday with no further word. Bascom French and wife and their child passed through town en route to Weldon after a telegram from the Browns. Strangers seen near the Brown home heighten suspicion around the incident.

Murl Mildred Orson Brown Weldon Bascom French Fairfield Brown

Epworth League Program at M E South Church

Sunday service outline for September 23 1928 includes Scripture lesson Meeting the Immediate Need of the Kingdom song Stand Up For Jesus readings Clippings by Ford Rose Leaves Kingdom of God and references from Isaiah Psalms Corinthians Exodus Chronicles Matthew selections from orchestra and bass quartet with announcements and soloistsLucille Walker Alice Murfin Roy Sears Jr Miss Walt and Maurice Willis appear among readings and musical items

M.E. South Church Jesus Henry Ford Lucille Walker Alice Murfin Maurice Willis Roy Sears, Jr Miss Walt

Zionepworth League Benediction Program

The Zionepworth League holds a Sunday night program on September 23 starting at 7:00 PM led by Mary Williams with Alden Sears as leader. The event features a sequence of prayers, hymns, and reflections including readings from Isaiah Psalms Corinthians Exodus and Matthews, with solos by Lois McNichol Harold Chance and cornet by Harold Chance. A talk by Mr A D Nichols concludes with Benediction by Mrs Blanche Doolen.

Hilda McNichol Junita Neilson Dorothy McNichol Carl Arnold Jesus Lila Williams Lois McNichol Harold Belcher Mary Meador Harold Chance Paul Williams

Zion Church Opens New Conference Year Led by Rev Willis

Zion on Sunday September 16 welcomed Rev Willis and wife back to begin the new conference year. Officers were installed including Supt John Chance and Asst Supt Addis Walton. Rev Willis delivered a strong sermon on temptation and the Epworth League met at 7 PM led by Pauline McNichol with the program on Practicing Good Turns.

Addis Walton A. D. Nichols Juanita Neilson Pauline McNichol Tom Ballance Hilda McNichol Grace Chance Margaret McNichol Etna Knight Edith Nichol John Chance JA. D. Nichol Lottie Ballance Willis Mary Williams Lois Mcc-Nichol Calvary Epworth League Frances Neilson

Local church service features solo and choir performances

A solo performance titled Somebody did a Golden Deed was given with Miss Juanita Neilson at the piano. Rev. Willis led the 7 30 service assisted by Rev. Cecil Lowe. The Men's Quartette delivered an inspiring song I am Dreaming of My Heavenly Home. The sermon urged keeping faith with God and the evening attracted many visitors from afar.

Juanita Neilson Willis Cecil Lowe

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