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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1948

Page

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Mrs X B Holland Hosts Centralia Sewing Club

Mrs X B Holland entertained her sewing club of Centralia at her home on Tuesday afternoon February 10. The gathering featured sewing and visiting with attendees Mrs A T Corbin Mrs H E Tharp Mrs E C Boyd Mrs S W Correll Mrs Henry Bryan and Mrs Price plus guests Mrs S M Spurgeon and Mrs J W Alexander. Refreshments were served by the hostess.

X. B. Holland Centralia A. T. Corbin H. E. Tharp E. C. Boyd S. W. Correll Henry Bryan Price S. M. Spurgeon J. W. Alexander

Methodist Aid meeting draws 34 at church rooms

On February 5, the Methodist Aid group met in the church rooms with 34 members present. Mrs. S. M. Spurgeon led the business session outlining year long projects and encouraging love and willing service. Devotions by Mrs. Mac Logan, entertainment by Mrs. L. W. Ballance and Mrs. Maude Brumfield, then a luncheon with themed tables and a birthday table honoring five members.

Methodist Aid S. M. Spurgeon Aid Mac Logan L. W. Ballance Maude Brumfield Washington Rita Hill Minnie Eaglin Audrey Kissner F. Carter

Federal grants cited as extravagant government finance

The New Jersey Taxpayers Association says federal grants in aid represent the most extravagant kind of government finance. It notes that from 1934 to 1946 subsidies to the 48 states totaled 43 billion dollars, encouraging expansion of services and new projects by state and local bodies. Senator Byrd labeled Washington paternalism in testimony to Congress.

Washington Congress Byrd Joint Congressional Economy Committee New Jersey Taxpayers Association Hackensack New Jersey

Reminder on Patoka Cemetery Trust Fund

The Patoka Village Board in 1944 created a Board of Managers to hold and invest gifts for cemetery upkeep. The fund already exists and the managers P. J. Mojonnier Marcus Cox and Artie Rogier invite donations and will explain the fund to interested persons.

Patoka Cemetery Village Board of Patoka P. J. Mojonnier Marcus Cox Artie Rogier Board of

Local Visitors and Travel Heads for Arkansas Trip

Mr and Mrs Jessie M Bright of Assiniboia Saskatchewan spent Sunday visiting with his sister Mrs W W Murfin before continuing to Hot Springs Arkansas. Mrs Jack Keeton and her son Michael left Friday for Oklahoma to help care for ill parents. Mr and Mrs Chester Igel and son Richard of Centralia dined with Mr and Mrs Chris Gergeni. Several couples including Marcus Cox Orville Schroeder and Bill Boyd attended a professional basketball game at the Arena in St Louis Saturday night.

Jessie M. Bright Assiniboia Saskatchewan Canada Hot Springs Arkansas Jack Keeton Michael Oklahoma Clifton Chester Igel Richard Centralia Chris Gergeni Marcus Cox Orville Schroeder Bill Boyd Arena St. Louis

Livestock Prices Slump Week Ended February Seventh

Week of February seventh saw big declines across hogs cattle and sheep as lower commodity prices and slow wholesale demand pressured markets at national stock yards. Hogs fell with butcher grades down one to two dollars per cwt sow losses and barrows gilts mainly at twenty two to twenty four dollars. calves near thirty four top. Cattle declines ranged from fifty cents to two dollars on mid to good beef cattle while lambs and aged sheep also weakened.

Producers Live Stock Commission Association

Lincoln day banquet attendees from Centralia list

Attendees at the Lincoln day banquet in Centralia Wednesday evening included Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Wasem Mr. and Mrs. Lesle Wasem Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Pike Dale Nattier James Wasem Marcus Cox Clarence Leninger Eva Libel Frank Libel and daughters Janice Eloise visiting Mrs. Mattie Leninger. Ruth Smith of St. Louis spent the weekend with her mother Mrs. W. W. Murfin. Jack Keeton and James Wernsman went to the Sportsman Show in St. Louis. Mrs. Eli Green was hospitalized in Vandalia for appendicitis and is recovering. Mrs. Eunice Alcom remains home with a severe cold.

Centralia G. J. Wasem Lesle Wasem H. K. Pike Dale Nattier James Wasem Marcus Cox Clarence Leninger Harvey, Ill Eva Libel Frank Libel Janice Eloise Shobonier Mattie Leninger Ruth Smith St. Louis W. W. Murfin Jack Keeton James Wernsman Eli Green Mark Greer Hospital Vandalia Eunice Alcom

Kathryn Belcher Weds Glen Barnes at Patoka Church

Miss Kathryn Belcher and Glen Barnes were united in marriage at 4 p.m. Sunday February 8 at Patoka Christian Church with Rev. Robert Graham officiating. The bride wore a blue suit and white carnations. reception followed in the church parlors before the couple plans to live in Peoria.

Patoka Christian Church Kathryn Belcher Ransom Belcher Clinton, Ill Glen Barnes Ed Barnes Patoka Robert Graham Doris Brown Clinton Charles Barnes

Sunbeams Meet at Gerrish Home February Seven

Lynn, Ronnie and Allen Gerrish hosted twenty Sunbeams for a February afternoon gathering at their home. Jessie Lou Thomas led birthday songs, Valentine exchanges filled with pretty cards, and invitations were issued for a March six meeting with Mrs. Mojonnier. Refreshments followed as officers are set to be elected at an Easter party.

Lynn Ronnie Allen Gerrish Jessie Lou Thomas Rogier Kate Davis Mojonnier Ronnie Gerrish Gerrish Valentine Nicky Johnstone James Allen Becky Murray Brenda Murl Lake Carl Rogier Marilyn Vera Nattier Marbeth Sue McHaney Susan Kelly Jo Hubbard Kent ‘Crawford Eldon Romack Claude Gerrish Allen

Public Library Announces New Readers and Hours

The Public Library reports new readers and lists three latest books Yankee Pasha Unconjured and Men and Volts at War. Hours are Friday and Saturday afternoons from 1 to 5 p.m. General Electric is thanked for the book.

General Electric Libary

Regional Tournament Drawings Released

Regional tournament brackets released by C E Crawford principal of Sandoval Community High School. Games run March 2 3 4 5 at S C H S gym with two contests on nights one to three and a single championship game March 5 at 8 PM. Doors open 6 30 7 PM.

C. E. Crawford Sandoval Community High School S.C.H.S. Gymnasium Salem Wildcats Farina Sandoval St. Dominic Centralia Orphans Aviston Kinmundy Quint

Patoka Methodist Church Weekly Schedule

Minister M W Friesner leads services at 11:00 a.m. at Island Chapel with 9:30 a.m. church school under Geo J Wasem. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. Youth Fellowship at 7:00 p.m. Thursday W S C S meets at 2:00 p.m. and a 7:30 p.m. prayer service. Velda Skates and Mary iLou Walker honored with a birthday song last Sunday.

M. W. Friesner Geo

Governor Green Addresses Lincoln Banquet in Centralia

Governor Dwight H. Green visited the Sister Kenny Polio Clinic in Centralia on February 11 praising donors and noting the clinic as one of two in the Americas. He spoke to 500 Republicans at a Lincoln Day banquet, advocating Lincolnian values and party unity while endorsing local and state candidates.

Dwight H. Green Kenny State of Illinois Centralia Illinois Marion County North South America Green Abraham Lincoln Paul Davis J. T. Adams Adams C. W. Wursell Washington R. A. Watts Branson Noleman Street Lincoln Ilinois Lincoln-Douglas Jonesboro Douglas Hyde Park New York Vincoln Ora Oldfield R. J. Branson Joseph Seimer Richard Yates Row Elmer Droste William G. Stratton George F. Barrett Simon A. Murray C. Wayland Brooks U. S

Congratulations to Ray Gray on birth of Rita Marie

Mr and Mrs Ray Gray welcomed a baby girl at Mark Greer hospital on Saturday February 7 weighing 8 lb 2 oz and named Rita Marie.

Ray Gray Mark Greer Hospital Rita Marie

Church Meeting Held at Walnut Hill Feb 9

Rev McHaney and several families attended a Walnut Hill church meeting Monday evening February 9. Mr Harry Nattier spoke and the men sang during the gathering with attendees including Mr and Mrs Harry Nattier and family Mr and Mrs Harry Perkins Mr and Mrs D C Stringer Mr James Thomas Mr Verne Nattier Mr Ritter and son Thomas and Mr and Mrs P J Mojonnier.

Marcus Cox Ambulance Trip To Vandalia With Family

Marcus Cox made an ambulance trip to Vandalia on Thursday and brought Mrs Ray Gray and her infant daughter from Mark Greer hospital.

Marcus Cox Vandalia Ray Gray Mark Greer

Good Will Club Holds February Meeting at Binnion Home

The Good Will Club met February 4 at Amanda Binnion’s home for an all day pot luck. Members worked on quilt blocks, exchanged valentine gifts, and voted $2.50 to the Freedom Train. Seven members and three visitors attended, next meeting set with Vivian Biinion February 18.

Good Will Club Amanda Binnion Freedom Train Vivian Biinion Vivian Binnion

Local Notes Report Illness and Social Visit

Mr. CG. R. Richeson is reported to be on the sick list. Mrs. W. W. Murfin and daughter Miss Ruth Smith visited Saturday evening in Centralia with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Epperson and son.

CG. R. Richeson W. W. Murfin Ruth Smith Centralia Bill Epperson

Death Notice Mr A L Brown Vernon February 12

Mr A L Brown dies at home in Vernon on February 12 at 2 30 a m age 87 years 7 months 27 days born June 15 1860 in Fayette County son of James H and wife He was a retired merchant and lived 41 years in Vernon Survived by wife Nellie L Brown Vernon son Fred L Brown Patoka daughter Effie Stiker Vernon brother O L Brown Vandalia Funeral services Cox Martin Funeral Home Patoka February 14 at 1 00 p m Mt Vernon pastor J E Lerch in charge Interment Pillman Cemetery

A. L. Brown Vernon Fayette County James Henry Brown

Patoka Grade School Notes Highlights

School notes from Patoka include art on Washington and Lincoln, new readers for second grade, and visitors Susan Kelly and others. Valentine party set for February 13 at 1 30, Milk fund contributions to Friendship Train, new pupil Margaret Wadkins, seventh and eighth grade study of Young Abe Lincoln, basketball wins 83 24 and 23 7, March of Dimes drive raised 178 28, Homer N Potts thanks contributors.

Washington Lincoln Susan Kelly Gary Herrin Jimmy Gergeni Berby Murray Sue Ann Nattier Janet Friesner Betty Walker Faye Wadkins Kenney Margaret Wadkins Kenney School Safety Club Friendship Train Fund Dale Mays Sue Shively Darlene Wortman Abe Lincoln Bandoval Homer N. Potts

Willing Workers Meet in Church Basement

The Willing Workers Class of the Methodist Church met in the church basement on February 11 with Mr and Mrs Halden Hill and Max Hill as hosts. Doris Friesner led devotionals, Bettie Simcox and Mae Eagan organized entertainment, and refreshments were served. Attendees included local couples and families plus teacher Mr O J Hill and several children.

Methodist Church Halden Hill Max Hill Doris Friesner Bettie Simcox Mae Eagan James Ballance Les Jenkins Sharon Rae Lee Crawford Darvin Jones Friesner Patsy Marcus Cox Bill Mac Eagan O. J. Hill

W C T U Drives Clothing Drive for Disabled Veterans

The W C T U appeals for old clothes to be cut into carpet rags for disabled veterans. Members will collect garments at the M E Church by Tuesday Feb 17 at 1 o'clock. Women are urged to assist. bring scissors scissors thread needles and thimbles if able. Rose Mojonnier, Presa.

W.C.T.U M. E Rose Mojonnier Presa

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