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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1957

Page

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Athletics Banquet Honors Award Winners Including Schroeder Trophy

The O. C. Schroeder Free Throw trophy was awarded to Dale Rutledge for a .778 average, the top mark in six years. Walt Belcher won the Dr. L. P. Basch Most Valuable Player, chosen by lettermen votes, with other winners named. The article also notes FHA eighth grade success, spring concert plans for May 18, and upcoming book and biography reports for students.

O. C. Schroeder Dale Rutledge Walter Belcher Dick Adams Terry Binnion Jim Wasem Basch Aiwand Walt Belcher Jean Orrell FHA

Earl A. Wernsman Among Honorees at U of Illinois

University of Illinois honors 1 692 students next week with 90 seniors receiving special honors for sustained high scholarship over two years. Earl A. Wernsman of Vernon, a former Patoka High School student, is listed among honorees. Honors Day Convocation starts at 1 15 p m in the University Auditorium with President Henry presiding and address by Robbin W Fleming.

Whip University of Illinois Earl A. Wernsman Vernon Patoka High School University David D. Henry Robbin W. Fleming The Institute of Labor and Industrial Relations William L. Everitt College of Engineering Reserve Officers’ Training Corps

Crown Christ King Subject at Loyal Leaders Meeting

The Loyal Leaders Class of the Christian Church met for April at the church with Alta Logan and Lucille Eagan as hostesses. Pearl Jennings led the lesson on Crown Christ King based on Luke 19 38 44. Edna Griffin presided in the president’s absence and the meeting included talks, a singing of He Lives, and a social hour with contests won by Mr and Mrs Fred Chance.

The Christian Church Alta Logan Lucille Eagan Crown Christ King Pearl Jennings Charles Meyers Edna Griffin Allta Logan Fred Chance

Band Parents Assn Special Meeting Set for April 30

The Band Parents Association will hold a special meeting on Tuesday April 30 at 7 30 p m in the high school. All interested parties are urged to attend.

Band Parents Assn

County Dairymen Join Weigh A Day A Month Program

Seven Marion county dairymen participate in a new record keeping program. Participants weigh each cow’s milk on the 15th of every month and mail the barn sheet to County Farm Adviser Floyd M. Smith. Fees are low, $1.75 for up to five cows and 35 cents per additional cow. Other dairymen may enroll anytime.

Floyd M. Smith Marion County I. C. Betts Vernon Chris Gergeni Patoka Russell Gaston Salem Cecil Kell Riley Keele Tracy Snyder Sandoval Wayne Ward

Happenings in Patoka and surrounding towns

Over the weekend and Easter holiday, residents and visitors from Patoka and nearby towns gathered in Mt Vernon Decatur St Louis Joliet Berwyn and Erlington Kentucky. Notable mentions include Mrs Mary Gaillaway Mrs Estella Ververs Mr and Mrs John Layton Paula Max Hickland and Carl Quick with family and an arm burn incident from a coffee maker.

Mary Gaillaway Estella Ververs Inlaw Freda Adams Maude Mt. Vernon Elsie Gray Decatur E. W. Brown John Layton Paula West Salem Archie Harpers St. Louis Thelma Goff Ruth Watkins Joliet M. A. Willett Berwyn Patoka Vernon Max Hickland Chicago Cindy Joseph Beckler Ballentine Don Griffin Carl Quick Streator Warren Besing Besing Mrs Earl East Erlington

Patoka F. F. A. Activity Winners Named

Patoka F. F. A. Chapter announced two sectional winners in Section 21. Kent Crawford won the Farm Safety Award for safety practices at the home farm and leadership in the chapter safety program. Neil Jolliff earned Farm Mechanics honors for constructing farm equipment and assisting in building projects. Jack Bopp placed third in Home Realification and Beryl Jett third in Soybean Production.

Patoka F. F. A Kent Crawford Neil Jolliff Kent Neil Jack Bopp Beryl Jett

Carrigan Home Bureau Meets at H Snyder Home

The April meeting of the Carrigan Home Bureau Unit was held at the home of Mrs. Harold Snyder. Favorite recipes were exchanged during roll call. The major lesson was low calorie food preparation. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Lao Kennedy.

Carrigan Home Bureau Harold Snyder Lao Kennedy

Prater Family Welcomes Two Baby Boys

A couple of bouncing baby boys were born Sunday April 21 to the Prater family. Grandfather Moses A. Prater received an Easter gift when Mrs Billy Dean Prater gave birth to Bill Shain weighing 7 lbs 8 ozs and Mrs Raymond Dee Prater gave birth to Pascal Maurice weighing 8 lbs 2 ozs.

Prater Moses A. Prater Billy Dean Prater Bill Shain Raymond Dee Prater Pascal Maurice

School Menu For April Twenty Ninth To May Third

Monday meat loaf with mashed potatoes and gravy peas and carrots fruit cookie bread butter milk. Tuesday pork and dressing green beans cole slaw Dixie cup and cookie bread butter milk. Wednesday chicken pie mashed potatoes and gravy golden glow salad fruit cookie bread butter milk. Thursday hamburger on bun corn pickles fruit cake milk. Friday ham salad sandwich baked beans cottage cheese fruit cookie milk.

Water bill collections move to Schroeder Motor Co office

On and after May 1 1957 water bills are payable at the Schroeder Motor Co office O C Schroeder Village Clerk Elect.

Schroeder Motor Co O. C Schroeder

Set Dates for Registering of First Graders in Vernon

The week of April 29 through May 3 is set for registering children who will enter first grade in Vernon or Patoka in September. Each registering child may visit a school day during that week and may eat lunch in the cafeteria if desired.

Vernon Patoka

Easter weekend notices from Belleville area visitors

Local residents and relatives from Chicago Sandoval Decatur Joliet and Missouri visited family in Belleville and nearby towns over Easter. Hospital patients include Paul Dean Crawford in Belleville and Ernest Wolff in Centralia.

Willing Workers Present Mumbo Jumbo Mystery Farce

The Willing Workers Class of Patoka Methodist Church presents Mumbo-Jumbo a three act mystery farce at Patoka High School on Thursday May 2 at 8 p m directed by Mrs Clarice Hollis featuring 16 characters Music will precede and between acts Tickets on sale with Mrs Mark Cox All seats will be nestersfield

Patoka Clarice Hollis Mark Cox Nesterfield

Home Bureau Unit Meets With Mrs. Robert Eagan

The Home Bureau met at Mrs. Robert Eagan's home with Mrs. Mark Cox as co host. Mrs. Cox and Mrs. Orvillie Schnoeder led a lesson on Low Calorie Foods. Mrs. Mason Bassett spoke on Deodorants and Their Uses. The work day is set for May 8 with Mrs. Robert Hollis after a May 1 date was moved due to a Willing Workers Class play.

The Home Bureau Robert Eagan Mark Cox Cox Orvillie Schnoeder Mason Bassett Robert Hollis

Many Attend Easter Party at Baptist Church

The Preschool Sunbeam Easter party drew many attendees at the Baptist church on Saturday April 20. President Marianne Griffin welcomed several guests including Mrs Chas Meryman and children Dale and Mary Anne from Centralia.

The Baptist Church Marianne Griffin Chas. Mery Dale Mary Anne Centralia Orville Genre Sally Ann Jolliff Genre Lana Kae Griffin Jennings Hopkins Claude Gerrish

Plan Series of Talks at Patoka Kingdom Hall

The Patoka congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses will start an eight talk series at their Kingdom Hall. The first talk is Sunday April 28 at 2 30 p m on How Important Is Life to You by Mr E Zeugin of the Watchtower Society. All are invited.

Patoka Jehovah’s Witnesses Kingdom Hall E. Zeugin Watchtower Society

Mrs. Georgia Blanke Dies at Brother's Home in Olmstead Falls

Georgia Ann Jennings Blanke 79 of Olmstead Falls Ohio died suddenly from a heart ailment at 9 20 p m Friday in the home of her brother Kay Jennings Sr where she was visiting She was born in Patoka daughter of George A and Lydia Jennings She married Frank Blanke in Chicago he preceded her in death Survivors include son Warren Toledo Ohio two daughters Elizabeth Burchart Olmstead Falls and Helen Connelley Maumee four brothers Charles Jennings Maurice Minn John Kay and DeWitt Patoka and a step brother R O Kelley Glen Arm Funeral services were held Sunday at 3 p m at Cox Martin funeral home Rev Robert Hollis officiating Burial was at Olmstead Falls Ohio

Georgia Ann Jennings Blanke Olmstead Falls Ohile Kay Jennings Patioka George A Lydia (Schultz) Jennings Frank Blanke Chicago Warren Toledo Ohio Elizabeth Burchart Olmstead Fall Helen Comnellly Maumee Charles Jennings Maurice, Minn John Kay DeWitt Patoka R. O. Kelley Glen Arm Cox & Martin Funeral Robert Hollis Olmstead Faille

TV Special Teaser Advertising Channel 2 and 11

A local ad promotes a TV special on QChannel No 2 airing April 15 with Channel No 11 planned in four months. It urges buying a complete TV aerial from DARREL'S TV at 173A on 1502 rh 8732 Centralia.

Darrel Patoka

Movie on Youth Problems At Gwaide School Gym

A representative of the Illinois Youth Commission will present a film and discuss Youth Problem at a meeting in the Gwaide School gym Friday May 3 at 7 30 p m. All parents and others interested in the teen age program are invited to attend.

Illinois Youth Commission Gwaide School Alll Fim

Anti-Bloat Salt On Hand At Patoka Elevator Co

Patoka Elevator Co sells anti bloat salt for cattle. Patoka and Vernon locations advertise in the Register with a want ad. The notice encourages neighbors to try the service and ends with a safety message about driving safely.

Patoka Elevator CO Patoka and Vernon

New Illinois Assembly Hall to Seat 20000

The University of Illinois plans a 20,000 seat Assembly Hall Gymnasium to be built by 1960, designed by Harrison and Abramovitz. Ground breaking is set for summer 1958 with 18 months to two years of construction. The facility will host 1960-61 basketball and be funded by student fees and user charges. It will sit south of Memorial Stadium in the football area.

University of Illinois Assembly Hall Max Abramovitz Harrison and Abramovitz New York Douglas R. Mills Memorial Stadium

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jerry Crabb Clifford Christian Earl Wernsman U. of Illinois Christ King Robert Keister Patoka Methodist Church Sarah Reynolds John Dick Reynolds Pee-Wee Smith Tweety Monahan Harold Custer Custer Peter Beamish Carter Goza Omahandra Mysti Kay Samedi Madame Celesta Peaches Lem Marblehead Milburn Emma Burpee Hope County Daisy Effie Lynn Bill Hill Bob Towler Sue Talbot Everett Jackson Sonny Talbot Erna Harper W. M Mark) Coxe Hollis Helen Jackson Rajean Kline Helen Mullen Bob Eagan Wilma Gergeni Ann Houston W. M. Cox H. Snyder Robert Crawford Ruth Crawford Harold Lutz Belleville Paul Dean Crawford Ernest Wolff St. Mary’s Hospital Vivian Binnion Richard Walton Crete Jesse Walton Missouri Richard Washington University Opal Huff Ray Hamilton T. E. Snyder Dot Willett L. D. Morey Maurice L. Cox and Familly Methodist Sunday School Ruth Lawson George Gardner Heyworth Henry Meador Floyd Arnofid Orville Arnold Alma J. W. Crawford Effingham Verne Belcher Seminary Lillie Walton J. W. Compton Leslie East St. Louis Maude Hatch J. W. Epps E. O. Wortman Findlay Frank Johnson Wortmans Springfield Clara Green Georgia McConnell Harry Perkins Donald Everett Bloomington Gale Hopkins Manhattan Kansas Tom Cox Cecil Robertson Weldon Herbert Laws Frank Robertson Lee H. Peyton Nipolis Edith Peyton Methodist Church Larry Michael Harold Landreth Patoka Kingdom Hall Georgia Blanke Kay Jennings, Sr the Register Illinois
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