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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1934
Page
4
The Patoka Register based in Patoka Illinois notes its publication as a Friday issue and lists postal details under the 1879 act with subscription at 1.50 per year.
The Century of Progress management announces a final educational plan as the Fair nears closure on October 31. A survey by education specialists identified academic exhibits to maximize learning, enabling hundreds of thousands of students to derive benefit from the event before it ends.
A staff will conduct student tours with five cent admission for students and free entry for tour conductors. Educators from universities and public schools helped design four exhibit groups including Hall of Science and General Exhibits, Hall of States, and Home Planning Hall. Uniformed guides will keep groups moving efficiently using a ten cent bus fare. The Student Tour Department offers tailored itineraries and pamphlets, with thousands of copies sent to school officials nationwide.
Mr and Mrs H B Adams hosted Sunday dinner guests Mr and Mrs John Charlton and family. Mrs Pearl Jackson and granddaughter Ilene Ramsey visited G F Jett and wife. Mildred Adams stayed in town with Mary Young. Barbara Branch stayed with Evelyn Ramsey in Odin. A farewell party for Carl Groff, headed for Miami, Florida, ended with watermelon and well wishes.
This item notes Corn cutting activity at Cracker Neck. Luther Barnes hauled fodder for J A Shepard. Walla Cooper and son Lloyd called on Toad Island. Lucille and Betty Shepard visited grandmother Mrs Shepard. Mary and Cecil Alexander of Morrisonville spent the weekend with relatives. Dale Alexander is sick this week. Wayne Barnes visited J A Shepard and wife. George Goodwin took another truck load to St Louis park for a outing.
Mr and Mrs W J Ramsey of Chicago spent from Saturday until Sunday evening with his mother Mrs Margaret Ramsey at the Den-
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