Meredith Visitors Stop at Centralia Hospital
Fredonia residents visit Centralia hospital Sunday evening to see Mrs Irma Perkins who is seriously ill. They also visit several others including Mrs Nell Bel cher Miss Elsie Hollingsead and Mr George Wickersham. The Hydes of Odin bring Russell and Lynn back to Texas after visiting the Meredith family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Meredith
Leo Perkins
Centralia Hospital
Irma Perkins
Nell Belcher
Elsie Hollingsead
George Wickersham
Charles Finkbone
James Hyde
Odin
Russell
Lynn Hyde
Melvin Meredith
Hydes
Texas
Sandoval
Ronnie Heinzmann
Tom Perkins
Dwight Petrea
Amelia Meredith
St. Mary’s Hospital
Vernie Davidson
Vernon
Lloyd Black
Tonti
Mabel Carter
Salem Hospital
Carl Meredith
Ruby O’dell
Freddie
St. Louis
Peggy Jett
Irene
Wade Lawson
Struebing
Sorento
Merle Morey
Alice Simpson
Cisne
Bertha Binnion
Rita Eyman
Crystel Payne
Mort Walker
Mark Greer
Vandalia
Herschel Lawrence
Centralia
Fayette County Hospital
Community Notices and Obituaries Roundup
Manteno residents visit relatives while extended families gather for dinners and calls. Obituaries include Irma Perkins aged 76 of Sandoval and Lloyd Black aged 83 of Tonti, with notes on family ties and residence history.
Vernon area social notes mark busy week of visits
The Vernon Register records visits across towns with many relatives and friends stopping by for meals, church events, and gatherings. Notable items include ordination of deacons, travels to Decatur Vandalia and Alton, plus family reunions at Vandalia’s Mark Greer Park.
Library Story Hour Held by Misses Meador and Bennett
The Library Story Hour, led by Anita Meador and Mary Lou Bennett, featured songs and a group game for children. Bettie Kelley provided Koolade and Miss Hopkins supplied cookies for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library
Anita Meador
Mary Lou Bennett
Meyer Reunion at Bryan Park in Salem
Descendants of Fred and May Kell Meyer gathered at Salem Park for a Sunday reunion. A business meeting began a family tree and a basket dinner was served at noon with attendees from Patoka and Oak Dale including Harold Belcher Charles Meyer Floyd Britt William Hill Jimmie Britt and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
May
Kell) Meyer
Salem Park
Patoka
Harold Belcher
Charles Meyer
Floyd Britt
William Hill
Jimmie Britt
Sharon Heilbig
Oak Dale
Claude Black
Floyd Black
Maurice Black
Wesley Black
Haney Stonecipher
Louis Donoho
Kenneth Neilson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fredonia
Paul R. Jett
Manteno
Illinois
Alva Jett
Gene Buchele
Boulder
E. E. McHaney
Gene Simpson
Laura Caric
John Jensen
John Talbert
Egyptian Meat Co
Corno
ITU Feed
Patoka Farmers Co-op. Elevator Co
The
Vernon Register
Letta Hopkins
Beulah Jarrett
Kay
Sterling
Eberle Norris
Geraldine Kayhs
Decatur
Tonie Sorrell
Earl Leininger
Mabel Snyder
Joe Compton
Leslie
Josephine Compton
East St. Louis
Maude Hatch
Alice Marie Prott
Dale Bennett
James Thomas
Edwin Nattier
P. J. Mojonnier
Mike Crain
Joe McNicol
Ray Perkins
Brotherhood
Wisetown Baptist Church
Grady McLeod
Braswell
Bernice Parker
Emil Nattier
Jackie Thomas
Champaign
James Homas
D. H. Sullens
Forbes State Park
James Atkinson
Jeff
Edwardsville
Howard Perrine
Tom Chappel
Neil Johns
Howard Wooters
Richard Adams
Virginia (Palmer) Hamilton
Tommy
Bishop
Elva Hines
Chambersburg
W. L. Griffin
Carl
Donald Pilkington
Alton
J. N. Vallow
Kinmundy
Methodist Church
Vallow
Rev. Connett
Connetts
Earl Brooks
Gaylord
Ionia
Michigan
Mary Galaway
Estella Veters
Galaway
Grace Chance
Lela
Frank Ballance
A. D. Nicols
Maude Irvin
Chance
Mrye
J. D. Hen
Louis Bassett
Ricky
Peoria
Inez O’neal
Ringfield
Shirley Hathaway
Sharon Lawrence
Springfield
H. R. Lawrence
James Payne
Marion Eyman
John Cox
Mike
Clyde Payne
Tom Cox
Johnny Hoban
Carbondale
R. K. Linder
Steve
Essie Robinson
Clarence Bailey
Indiana
V. D. Klinge
Wisconsin
Dale Revis
John Cox Club
Lester Moore
Shattuc
Warren Lake
Rita
Maurice Tompkins
Brenda Papps
DeKalb
Lula Payne
Frank
Vernon Payne
Carmen Johnson
Brian
J. L. Phinney
Colorado
Wyoming
Dakotas
Iowa
Eldon Aotenreith
Mona Payne
Hollis Pulver
Ed McHaney
Doris
Library Notes
Ames
Irvin Lumber Co
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