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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1932

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Len Small Vows Real Farmer Insight for Illinois

The Illinois Republican nominee Len Small is praised as a genuine farmer who understands farm problems from the ground up. Werner W. Schroeder, treasurer of the state central committee, argues Small’s farming experience, banking background, and public service show he will protect farmers and tax interests.

Len Small Werner W. Schroeder Mr. Small Schroeder Illinois Republican State Central Committee Small Kankakee Abraham Lincoln Lincoln Smail

M. E. Conference Completes Flora Session and Appointments

The M. E. Conference at Flora closed its work Sunday with appointments for the coming year. District and church assignments include Centralia District leaders, many listed pastors for towns such as Alma, Ashley, Benton, Carlyle, Coffeen, Dahlgren, Donnellson, Farina, Greenville, Hoyleton, Irvington, Kinmundy, Mt. Vernon, Nashville, and Vernon Marion Jackson among others. Transfers shift pastors to new posts, with Rev. Marion Jackson returning as local pastor for the new year. hope for a successful year in Christian work is noted.

Flora Centralia W. P. McVey Alma C. J. Struebing Ashley Herbert R. Bennett Beaver Creek S. B. Walkington Benton B. H. Batson Brownstown L. W. Cralley Carlyle J. N. Presley M. C. Foltz H. L. Metcalf Christopher Z. W. Storey Coffeen E. E. Linder Dahlgren J. F. Glotfelty Donnellson N. D. Motzer Farina W. G. Wigham Fillmore L. A. Magill Greenville R. N. Kean Herrick T. J. Wilson Hoyleton Central City J. W. Webster Inn—M. L. Watson Irvington H. E. Burge Iuka J. M. Clayton Kinmundy E. T. Carroll Logan S. N. Fisk Macedonia—Fe L. Dycus Mason L. M. Lyerle Mt. Vernon First O. B. Allen Circuit L. F. Wise Epworth Mayo Bowles Wesley E. Connett Mulberry Grove D. W. Hussong

Ruth Wadkins Birthday Party Seen For Eight Birthday

Mrs Oliver Wadkins hosted a Saturday afternoon party for her daughter Ruth celebrating her eighth birthday. Guests included Mary Helen Jennings Wanda Lee Belcher Pansy Wesem Doris Adams Joy and Genevieve Barnes Anna Belle Adams Darvin Jones Leslie and Wesley Griffin and Sonny Adams. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served.

Oliver Wadkins Ruth Mary Helen Jennings Wanda Lee Belcher Pansy Wesem Doris Adams Joy Genevieve Barnes Anna Belle Adams Darvin Jones Leslie Wesley Griffin Sonny Adams

Local Man Takes Up New Work

Jake Davis and his wife left Monday for a future home in Peoria where Jakie will oversee a large farm. A ranking student at the University of Illinois, he pursues this work from a scientific viewpoint and is to be congratulated on the new position. The town regrets losing him from the familiar home circle.

Jake Davis Peoria Jakie Takie U. of I

Sunday Train Removal Considered by Railroad

A report states the S. C. railroad contemplates removing passenger train service on Sundays over the local division. A Pana meeting last week cited Sunday revenue losses as the reason to cease the service. Ancola splé and Smal! have hesitations amid the discussion.

S. C Pasenger Pana Geryize

Republican Women Meet at Town Hall in Sandoval

The Sandoval Republican Women's Club met September 21 in the town hall with a good crowd. President Mrs. George Carter opened the meeting, remarks and prayers followed, and minutes were read. Ed Anderson of Patroa spoke for Coroner and promised tax cuts. E B Fyke of Salem urged support for the ticket.

Sandoval Republican Women’s Club George Carter America Salem Ed Anderson Patroa Marion County E. B. Fyke Tih National Speakers Association F. W. Davidson Sandoval Gymnasium Republican Woman’s Club Jolly Wood Park Alma Duncan Kennedy Patterson

Ladies Aid September meeting in Vernon

The Ladies Aid held its September meeting at Mrs. Mary K. Smith home on Sept 21. Elections elected Margaret Freyer president Nan Oates vice president Hazel Cox secretary Clee Epps treasurer Mabel Snyder chaplain and Mollie Murfin assistant. Twenty eight members attended with visitors Mrs. May Dooien Lizzie Johnson and Mrs. Flora Dicker. Refreshments of brick ice cream and angel food cake were served at the close. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Mae Simcox.

May Dooien Lizzie Johnson Flora Dicker Mae Simcox

Duke Erlinger Murder Case Checks Inquest Findings

The body of a ten pound baby girl was found late Friday in a ditch near Al rs New Baden. Coroner Timmermann held an inquest. evidence suggests blunt force trauma caused instant death. Sheriff Erlinger pursues a possible crew and location to solve the mystery.

Al“rs-New Baden Timmermann Carlyle Erlinger

Centralia Reports Big Pay Day This Week

Centralia estimates Illinois Central will pay salaries this week totaling about 70,000 dollars. The Burlington will pay around 25,000. No. 5 mine 20,000. Glenridge mine 15,000. T. Barnes Shoe Co 5,000. Several smaller institutions will add a few thousand more as Centralia activity rises.

Illinois Central Centralia Burlington No. 5 Glenridge T. Barnes Shoe Co

Stork Sets New High Record in July Births Rise

The state public health department reports 9,806 new citizens arrived in July, up 342 from June, with 6,529 deaths. Infant mortality fell to 43 per thousand. For the first seven months of 1932 the rate ...

Springfield Stork State Department of Public Health

Marion County Circuit Court Proceedings 1932

Marion County Circuit Court calendar for October 1932 lists People v. Moody and v. Bond, Ross vs. St Clair Foundry, Horn vs. Illinois Mutual, Staser vs. Monarch Benefit, Hayes Smith, Wallage, and other indictments. Sentences include Lawrence Carlyle for Burglary and Larceny to Pontiac reformatory, Maneese for Petit Larceny to State Farm, plus several divorces granted September 27 1932.

Marion County Minois Peeople Henry Moody Glen Bond Phillips Ross St. Clair Foundry Corp Ip Ross St. Clair _M. Horn Illinois Mutual Aliam Conrad Staser Monarchial Benefit Assn Ednesday Hayes Smith Harry Johnson Smith Ofense the People Walter Wallage Adolph W. Riechmann Admix Etc S. West Products Corp Felix Skorat Wm. Walker The People Wm. Maneese— Larcehy Jack Randall George Oliver Lawrence Carlyle Illinois Reformatory Pontiac Illinois Iehickens Jerry Phillips Salem, Ill Maneese Vandalia Centralia Annie E Thomas Grace Stout Harold D. Stout Lawrence Worker Lana Worker Willis Edmonson Frances Edmonson Ruby E. Bradley Lee Bradley Edgar Cavanaugh Beulah Cavanaugh Rosa ,Easley J. E. Easley Sam. G. Slater Dorothy O’bryant Slater

Herrin Flower Show Opens October 6 and 7

Herrin's 3rd annual Flower Show runs Thursday and Friday October 6 7 at the high school gym. More than 100 classes cover flowers and vegetables with merchandise and cash premiums donated by local merchants. Last year 3500 visitors hailed the event, with Garden Club sponsors and no admission fee from 3 p m to 10 p m.

Herrin Illinois Springfield

Sunday Gathering for Mrs Amanda Clark

Relatives visited Mrs Amanda Clark on Sunday sharing a well filled basket meal. Attendees included Clyde and Glen Whittenburg with Jackie, David and Milburn Tucker, Wm Hogshead with Ida Mae and Edith, J Edgar Shelton of Ashley, Joe and Earl Sargent with Arthur and Helen, Hugh Jensen, Frank Crawford, and Leo Walker with family in a neighborly gathering.

Amanda Clark Clyde Whittenburg Glen Whittenberg Jackie Richview David Tucker Milburn Wm. Hogshead Ida Mae Edith J. Edgar Shelton Ashley Joe Sargent Earl Sargent Arthur and Helen Sargent

4 H Club Meeting At Helen Nattier Home

A 4 H club meeting is scheduled for Saturday October 1 at the home of Helen Nattier. Each club member is urged to be present.

Helen Nattier

Sargent Family Heads to Denver After Cincinnati Visit

The Sargent family of Cincinnati Ohio spent a few days here en route to Denver Colorado from their midwestern travels reflecting a brief stopover in the region before continuing westward.

Sargent Cincinnati Ohio Denver, Colo

Vernon Flower Show and Carnival Draws Big Attendance

The Vernon Ladies Aid event featured extensive exhibits with Blue Red and White ribbons awarded across categories including Cut Flowers Petunias Pink Dahlias and various flowering plants. Notable awardees include Mrs F M Smith Nan Oates Effie Hathaway Mary K Smith Isabelle Protz Marion Epps Carrie Betts and Isabelle Protz among others.

F. M. Smith Mary K. Smith Effie Hathaway Petunias Mrs. Smith Nan Oates Petnias Tillman Sultana Edna Leninger Mae Simcox T Lily Rev. Jackson Mrs. Livesay I. W. Doolen Margaret Freyer Helen White Mildred Morgan

Springfield miners clash in riot amid wage dispute

In Illinois a violent riot erupts as two miner factions confront over pay. One group backed by the United Mine Workers pushes for 5.00 per day while opponents seek 6.10. A Springfield officer is killed and two others are seriously injured. William J. Sneed of Herrin faced a prior accusation later dropped as another shooter was gravely wounded. Other towns report unrest but coal mines across the Southern Illinois belt keep hoisting.

United Mine Worker Taylorville Decatur Up State Southern Illinois Down State

Viola Pugh’s 78th Birthday Celebrated At Surprise Dinner

Mrs Viola Pugh was surprised Sunday by a birthday dinner at the home of Mrs Denver Adams. The noon meal featured plentiful dishes and gifts as friends offered best wishes for many more happy returns.

Viola Pugh Denver Adams

Rebekah Lodge Holds Regular Meeting in Vernon

The Rebekah lodge met in Vernon last Tuesday with twenty eight members present. After the business session September birthday celebrants were honored. Refreshments of home made ice cream and angel food cake followed with a social time for members.

Marion County Circuit Court session opens amid busy docket

The Marion County circuit court opened its October session with juries and heavy work. Hayes Smith faces murder charges for the Patoka-area killing of Charles Simpson last summer. Walter Wallage allegedly drove drunk and killed Cecil Phillips near Salem. Authorities report three arrests tied to the Centralia fire case and warrants out for others known as the Does.

Marion County Hayes Smith Charles Simpson Patoka Charlie Simpson Hayes Walter Wallage Cecil Phillips Frank Phillips Salem Mt. Vernon Centralia St. Louis Randall

Illinois road main maintenance cost low

Springfield reports that Illinois has the third lowest highway maintenance cost among states, with an average of 357 dollars per mile. Cleaveland notes California Massachusetts New York and others spend far more, while neighboring states like Wisconsin and Michigan run higher per mile costs.

Springfield Illinois H. H. Cleaveland Department of Public Works and Buildings Delaware Alabama Nevada California Massachusetts New York North Carolina Pennsylvania American Association of State Highway Officials Cleaveland Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Indiana Michigan Missouri Kentucky

Local Democratic Activities Past Week Highlight Rural Meetings

Busy week for local Democrats with Thursday Patoka wing meeting planning for future action and a Friday session in Patoka District, Marion County officials present. Congressman Arnold and legislators Bauer Lager Finn Holt attended, publicity by William Bryan Roberts noted. Saturday Horner Rally drew crowds in Centralia with additional Salem and Vandalia attendance. Sunday Breese celebration reported.

Patoka Arnold Bauer Effingham Lager Carlyle Finn Holt William Bryan Roberts Marion County Democrat Horner Centralia Vandalia Salem Breese

Local Visitors Make Stop in Patoka on Monday

Ed Blankinshin and his wife of Ski Bonner were seen in Patoka last Monday at noon. Mrs Nellie Lee, recently in Vandalia, also returned to Patoka on Monday.

Ed Blankinshin Skibonner Patoka Nellie Lee Vandalia

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M. E Ruth Wadkins Town Hall Ladies Aid Duke Erlinger Marion County Circuit Court Vernon Rebekah Lodge Marion County Circuit
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