Local notes from Smith area and visitors Thin Monday report
Local notes list residents and visitors across the area including Walter Simcox and wife in Chicago for work, Allie Gray and wife dental visits, Centralia shoppers, Maurice and Howard Willis from S I N U, John Wickersham returning from the Mason ic Home, Adams family visits in Assumption, Rev Willis and wife from Clay City, Carl Easton visiting St Louis, the Wasem family at Decatur and Macon County Hospital for tonsil surgery, Johnny in good shape, W L Hathaway en route to Centralia, Harriett Meador in Vandalia for dental work, Clark Blankinship and wife visiting De catur and local caller Whopee McMackin, and J W Alexander in Centralia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith’s
Walter Simcox
Chicago
Walter
Allie Gray
Centralia
Chas Hill
Bessie
Clara’ Moran
Wilbur McIntire
Ella Doty
Jimmy
Alice Cruse
Lynn Eagan
Orval Schroeder
Maurice
Howard Willis
John Wickersham
Sullivan
Dan
Charles Adams
Patricia
Assumption
Foraers
Chas, Adams
Rev. Willis
Clay City
Carl Easton
St. Louis
J. R.“Wasem
John
Decatur
Macon County Hospital
Johnny
W. L. Hathaway
Vernon
Patoka
Harriett Meador
Vangalla
Clark Blankinship
J. ‘“Whopee’ McMackin
J. W. Alexander
Florence Cain
Sand‘oval
Tom Stephens
Effingham
Parks and Stephens
Bob Adams
Latham
Frand Adams
Chas. Adams
Macon County
George W. Miller
J. B. Miller
Ira Robinson
la Place
P. J. Mojonnier
Mojonnier
Rosa Chandler
Tra Martin
Cowden
Wes Martin
Roy Jones
O. A. Nattier
Taylorville
Zera Farmer
Taylor Nall
C. N. Cruse
Ingvald Settem
Ollie Alexander
Jack Eagan
Don Wilson
A. L. Vallow
Clinton
Roy Seats
Alan
Hall
Tr. O. Britten
Winton Wright
Walier
Leo Walker
Wickersham
Mary
Beulah
Oglesby
Frank Adams
Latham Cone
Adams
Ben Wainscott
Kinmundy
Lovell Gaston
Howard Smith
Harry Campbell
Sandoval
Hill
Kawin Arnold
Mary Helen Humes
Chandler
Donna Pugh
D. R. Livesay
Robert Harris
Nashville
Patoka Area Social News From Many Local Visitors
Long list of visits and greetings from residents of Patoka and nearby towns. Local families hosted friends from Odin Clinton Centralia Latham Sandoval and Kinmundy with weekend and weekday calls. Many trips to Decatur Macon County Hospital and replacements noted as residents moved or returned home.
East Zion Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Sennie Smart Ted Caldwell and Pearl Berry visited Mr and Mrs Sam Cozad on Tuesday evening. Agnes Campbell visiting Mrs Russel Caldwell due to illness Merritt Caldwell called home for his wife. Luther Caldwell repairs fence on his farm this week. An old time chivari and kitchen Arnold Saturday night. their shower for Mr and Mrs Dean received many presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sennie Smart
Ted Caldwell
Pearl Berry
Sam Cozad
Lewis Kissner
Merritt Caldwell
Agnes Campbell
Russel Caldwell
Luther Caldwell
Arnold
Brick School visitor falls seriously ill during visit
Alf Lydie who has been staying with Everett Felton at winter home called at the Frank Woodard residence and became seriously ill. Doctors diagnose dropsy and complications as the cause. His age makes the condition grave. Misses Helen Burnett Dortha Meredith and Hazel Hicks attended the 4-H club in Salem on Saturday. Mrs Ray Kretzer spent Monday with Mrs Jim Palmer who is in very poor health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf Lydie
Everett Felton
Frank Woodard
Helen Burnett
Dortha Meredith
Hazel Hicks
Salem
Ray Kretzer
Pernoon
Jim Palmer
Fairman Township Election Yields Republican Wins
In Fairman Carrigan township, E. M. Ticknor defeated R. M. Rittenhouse by 56 votes for town clerk, Ed Belcher beat Pearl Poole by 72 votes for assessor, and Wm Gerrish won against C. N. Walker by 48 votes for trustee. Republicans A Galbreath and Ed Kerwin led for justice of the peace and Wash Bowen and Cecil Hicks were elected constables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrigan Township
E. M. Ticknor
R. M. Rittenhouse
Bam
Ed Belcher
Pearl Poole
Gerrish
C. N. Walker
A. Galbreath
Ed Kerwin
Justice Apence
Wash Bowen
Cecil Hicks
Frank Loomis
T. J Fulton
Ied Tickner
Orville Hill
John Fulton
T. J. Fulton
Paul Ververs
Paul
Mary Fulton
Durley Dunlap
Iuka
Perry Thompson
Albert Heinrich
Chicago
Stella Heinrich
Lawrence Thomas
Geiger Brothers
Minnie, Merten
Herman
Heinrich
Joe Mittong
St. Louis
Adolph Determan
Warrenton
Joe Thomas
Helen Hill
Chas
Lutz
John Nagel
Patoka
Etta Carrigan
Francis Turner Joins Joy Makers Orchestra of Centralia
Francis Turner is playing with the Joy Makers Orchestra of Centralia, a local music group performing at community events and gatherings this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Turner
Joy Makers Orchestra
Centralia
Gods still wino in us Sunday School sermon
Sunday morning worship notes a very good sermon and a number at Sunday School. It mentions God is with us even when numbers at meetings seem small.
Baptist News And Meetings From Local Churches
A local delegation will attend the B Y P U Associational meeting Sunday afternoon. Women of our WM program participate in the WMU Quarterly meeting at Salem Tuesday April 25. Sunday School is at 9 30 a m and B Y P U at 4 45 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ose
W. M
Salem
Unreality Theme in Sunday Lesson Sermon
Christian Science church lesson on unreality explored in Sunday service with biblical citations. Golden text quoted Jeremiah 2 5 and passages lamenting earth decay and national vanity amid broken laws and changed ordinances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chis Christ
Everlasting Covenant Cited in Lesson Sermon
The sermon notes quote Isaiah 24 4 5 on the everlasting covenant and include a passage from the Christian Science Textbook by Mary Baker Eddy stating that all good is made by God and what is valueless is unreal, invoking spiritual themes and doctrinal affirmations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kew Baker Eddy
Zion Epworth League notes program at Zion Church
Zion church notes outline a Sunday night April 9 program with scripture readings Luke 7 31 33 Luke 3 5 7 and Luke 7 1 3, songs numbers 50 137 208, piano solo Roberta Arnold, readings by Ruth Bassett Nellie Mae Jones Addis Walton, donations by Kenneth Neilson and Duane Walton, leader Mildred McNicol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Epworth League
wNo
Francis Neilson
Charley Arnold
Ruth Bassett
Roberta Arnold
Addis Walton
Kenneth Neilson
Duane Walton
Mildred McNicol
M. E. Church South Patoka announces Sunday services
Patoka Church of the M. E. Church South on the Patoka Charge announces Sunday School at 9 30 a m with F B Ballance superintendent, preaching at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m, Epworth League at 7 p m, public invited. Pastor W D Humphrey signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patoka
F. B. Ballance
Epworth
W. D. Humphrey
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Elmer Flannel
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Robert Morey
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