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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1965
Page
2
Community groups are urged to cooperate in a Patoka cleanup planned for Wednesday May 5 with plans to be detailed next week Wig The column recalls a weekend trip across the Missouri River and weather notes from Watertown and St Louis including fog near the Gateway Arch and ice depths in South Dakota fish concerns.
Island Chapel noted visitors including Mr and Mrs Floyd Walker and Mike Sandoval and Mrs Mary Walker. Streets were iced over with snow piled three feet. A contrast to Patoka's 80 degree weather is noted as mysterious happenings occur at HC. Announcing Jeffie’s absence and a rail ride postponement.
The weekly menu lists Italian spaghetti with green beans cole slaw and a peach on Monday. Tuesday offers meat loaf mashed potatoes gravy peas apple sauce bread butter and milk. Wednesday features ham mashed potatoes gravy tomatoes cupcakes fruit salad bread butter and milk. Thursday and Friday are Easter vacation days.
In loving memory of William F. Linton who died April 2, 1964. He left a beautiful memory a sorrow too great to tell. To us who loved and lost him his memory will never grow old. Sadly missed by wife and family.
Nineteen women from the Patoka area gathered Tuesday evening at Robbins Restaurant in Vandalia for a farewell with Mrs. E. E. Settle. They enjoyed good fellowship and a meal, and Mrs. Settle received a gift.
Mark Zimmerman presided at the stated Sunbeam meeting on Saturday April 3. Ramona Alexander led songs while Mrs P J Mojonnier received birthday wishes. Ed win Nattier played piano and Sheila Wadkins was secretary who wrote an Easter song. Children read Easter stories from Matthew 28 5 7 Mark 16 6 7 Luke 24 5 7 and John 20 13 14.
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