Communities rally for flood relief in Patoka Vernon
The American Legion reports ongoing flood relief donations for Illinois and other states. Patoka and Vernon residents contributed cash food and clothing totaling 1338.00 with names of donors listed. funds are to be dropped at First State Bank or given to Mrs Clara Weinsman or Frank Miller.
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American Legion
Illinois
First State Bank
Clara Weinsman
Frank Miller
Patoka
Ben Meador
Eliza Peddicord
Minnie Arnold
John Ashton
Anna Wheeler
Ollie Alexander
Walter Diveley
T. E. Irvin
D. W. Troyer
Don Grawford
Lola Marvin
Frank Ballance
Harlan Goff
Martha Livesay
J. C. Beery
Albert Weinsman
Clara Moran
Jno
Moran
Lizzie Griggs
Fannie Chandler
Bettie Simcox
Everett
Ed Bricker
Forrest Bricker
Lucy Williams
Anna Nichols
Les Walker
Lucas Walker
Walker
Jno. Houston
M. D. Walker
Ligzie Atson
Orval Hopkins
Bran K Heinzmann
Earl Carter
Ed Lawson
Belle Willett
Mary Wickersham
Patoka How. & Furn. Co
lPirst State Bank
W. M. Ellis
Carl Easton
Harold Foltz
Wm. Carter
W. E. Simcox
Clyde Davis
Carl Meador
W. L. Nichols
T. P. Walker
Frank Fliffitz
Della John‘stone
Duncan Williams
L. W. Walker
Fielding Adams
A. M. Peek
Howell
B. N. Griffin
Howard Nelson
Florence Simcox
A. M. Belcher
Armstrong Sisters
Claud Foster
Edna Belcher
Seth Martin
O. J. Hill
Ed.Jones
W. L. Martin
Dale Altom
George Wickersham
Dan Wickersham
Nelle Quayle
Frank Adams
Audrey Schroeder
Doty
Julia Rogier
Eldoris Belcher
Ruby
Florence Cain
Mra
DwComb
Carrye Alexander
Joe Stasik
Chem Doolen
Louis Jarrett
Forrest Oates
Hazel Cox
Sidney Belcher
Glore Lumber Co
Chas. Moore
C. O. Livesay
Wilson & Quayle
Myron Dooley
Lib Doolen
Mrs. Massey
Frank Hatch
Henry Hanson
W. H. Wade
Ray Walton
Win. Oates
Lester Ballance
Lawrence Sorrell
F. M. West
Lily Walton
J. L. Reed
Minnie Peddicord
Mrs. Orvel West
W. L. Gray
Thellima Doolen
A. L. Brown
J. C. Betts
Jasper Leininger
Gherkin
F.C. Frever
Martin’s
Mrrtle Miller
J. J. Betts
Cloud Betts
Rouse
Vernon
Zion
Eagelin
Revivals and church services announced for five local churches
M. E. Church South Patoka schedules Sunday School at 9 30 a m and a prayer meeting Thursday at 7 90. Preaching February 7 at 7 p m with revival starting February 14. Island Chapel lists preaching February 7 at 10 45 with Sunday School at 102 m and second Sunday preaching at 7 p m. Zion Church holds Sunday School at 102 m and a 7 p m sermon on the second Sunday. Prayer meetings run Tuesday at 7 p m and Epworth League meetings Sunday at 7 p m with oil begians noted as a local detail.
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Island Chapel
Zion Church
Epworth League
Oil Begians
Patoka M E Church Holds Second Quarterly Conference
Friday night program includes preaching and business session at 7 00 p m. The church reports flood relief offering not taken on Sunday and will collect at all charge churches. Be sure to attend.
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Patoka
Sunday Calendar and Gomez Vernon Patoka Epworth Schedule
Teaching and service times listed with Vernon at 11:00 a.m. and Patoka at 7:00 p.m. Epworth League gathers at 6:00 p.m. for a community uplifting schedule. The message encourages helping others and reflects a charitable tone for church notices.
Hi-Lite Class Evening With Miss Doris Good
The Hi-Lite class of the Christian Church gathered at Mrs A E Good's home last Thursday for a business meeting gift exchange and games. Harriett Quayle won the presidential contest while Lucille Field took the cake naming prize. Refreshments followed and plans were made for February with Tristis and Harriett Quayle as hostesses.
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Christian Church
A. E. Good
Geood
Doris
Harriett Quayle
Lucille Field
Misses Tristis
Hopkins Host Pinochle Night At Home
Mr and Mrs Orville Hopkins entertained their pinochle club on Saturday evening January 16 Four tables played honors went to James Wasem floating prize to Mrs Less Walker and consolation to Less Walker Attendees included C W Adams, the Walker Simcox Pugh Wasem Easton and Arnold couples Refreshments were served and guests departed after a late hour The next meeting will be with Bale Simcox of Sandoval.
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Orville Hopkins
James Wasem
Less Walker
C. W. Adams
Dale Simcox
Archie Pugh
Carl Easton
Edwin Arnold
Bale Simcox
Sandoval
Local Health Notes Highlight Falls and Injuries
Mrs Laura Livesay broke her hip after a Monday ice fall and was moved from St Marys hospital to her daughter’s home. Mrs John Houston Jr cracked a wrist in a separate fall on icy ground. Lynn Eagan sustains injuries from a vehicle crash near Sandoval. Louie Davidson was unharmed. Mrs G A Ellis visited Decatur to see Madeline Porter.
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Laura Livesay
Ith
St. Mary’s Hospital
Centralia
Clifford Pugh
John’ Houston Jr
Martin
Lynn Eagan
Sandoval
Lymn
Louie Davidson
G. A. Eilis
Decatur
Madeline Porter
States showcase wares in vast New York fair building
The article describes state exhibits at the 1939 New York World's Fair, noting a Hall of States where 48 states and territories may erect dedicated buildings or display space. New York leads with over 5.6 million dollars in appropriations as states plan ambitious presentations to appeal to consumers and tourists.
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New York
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