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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1942

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Woman's Club Meeting Highlights January 10

The Woman's club held a January 10 meeting at the Legion hall with good attendance despite cold weather. They voted to raise 10 dollars for the Red Cross fund and donate 2 dollars toward an ambulance purchase. A coin match netted 4.10 dollars for these funds, cookies were sent to local trainees, and a program on education was presented by Mr. Bal lance.

Woman’s Club Legion Hall Artie Rogier Red Cross Illinois Federated Woman’s Clubs C. M. Miller John Jennings Walter Dively T. E. Irvin American Jesus

Mass Meeting Dates Set for Marion County Defense

Frank Miller and John Bigelow announce tentative Mass Meeting dates across Marion County to organize Home Defense efforts. Public attendance encouraged. Civilian Defense Registration follows meetings. Schedule includes Iuka Centralia Salem Carrigan Kell Omega Meacham Sandoval Tonti Vernon Alma Odin Patoka Stevenson Walnut Hill Romine Raccoon Foster Kinmundy.

Frank Miller Patoka Marion County John Bigelow Salem Iuka Centralia Carrigan Kell Omega Meacham Sandoval Tonti Vernon Alma Odin Stevenson Walnut Hill Romine Raccoon Foster Kinmundy

Patoka Elevator stockholders meet Saturday in January

On Saturday afternoon January 17 the Patoka Farmer's Co operative Elevator Company will hold its annual stockholders meeting. Directors meet at 1 o'clock and stockholders convene at 1 30 o'clock. Carlyle visitors included Mr and Mrs Ray Farmer and Mrs Vernie Nattier. Mrs James Ballance and Mrs John A Jennings to serve on the Petite Jury in Salem on Monday January 19.

Patoka Farmer’s Co-operative Elevator Company Ray Farmer Vernie Nattier Carlyle James Ballance John A. Jennings Salem

Legion Opens Meeting in Salem With Guest Speaker

The Marion County Council of the American Legion will hold an open meeting in Salem on Thursday January 22 at 8 p m in the Legion Hall. Lt Col Walter T Meyer of the Sixth Corps Area Army Headquarters Chicago will speak on defense measures. County Commander Clem D Doolen of Vernon will preside and invite all to attend.

Marion County Council of the American Legion Salem Legion Hall Walter T. Meyer Sixth Corps Area Army Chicago Meyers Clem D. Doolen Vernon

Patoka Telephone Holds Annual Stockholders Meeting

The Patoka Telephone Company held its annual stockholders meeting. Fred Tackes and J. L. Belcher were re elected directors for a three year term. P. J. Molannie was re elected president Tacke was named vice president J L Belcher secretar y and treasurer Frank Houston hired as manager for the coming year.

Patoka Telephone Company Fred Tackes J. L. Belcher P. J. Molannie Tacke Frank Houston

Woman's Club Seeks Names and Addresses of Soldiers

The Patoka area Woman's Club asks residents to provide names and addresses of all local service members. The club plans to compile a list of soldier boys and send supportive messages in the name of the community.

Woman’s Club Patoka Addre

Club Seeks Camp and Service Boy Names for Record

A three member committee Mrs. John A. Jennings Mrs. T. E. Irvin and Mrs. Walter Dively were appointed by the club to collect names and addresses of boys at camp or in the service. They request cooperation from readers to send in entries.

John A. Jennings T. E. Irvin Walter Dively

Indians Smother Beckemeyer 51 18 on their home floor

The Patoka Indians routed Beckemeyer 51 to 18 on Beckemeyer's home floor Monday night in a game played in the new gym. Sam Jolliff scored 16 points with strong rebounding before leaving in the fourth quarter. The Indians travel Friday to Kinmundy to face the Kinmundy Cagers after a week of practice and travel plans.

Beckemeyer Patoka Indians Sam Jolliff Patoka Ana Z Kinmundy

C E S Holds Regular Meeting January

The Eastern Star chapter meets January 12 with officers appointed and sick members noted. Miss Re replaces Mrs A M on visitation, Ruth Cole Dean Martin and Mrs A reported ill. The lecturer will lead a future program on the line of officers, first meeting January 3 at 7 30.

Iron A. M Ruth Cole Dean Martin G. J

Vernon W C T U Meeting Minutes with Mrs Rose Doolen

Vernon W C T U will meet with Mrs Rose Doolen on January 17 at noon. Devotionals by Mrs Bee Dlen and Miss Joleen Brayfield. Minutes, treasurer's report, and a cookie drive to the Field.

Vernon W. C. T. U Rose Doolen America

First State Bank of Patoka Holds Annual Stockholders Meet

Stockholders convened January 9, 1942 at 1 30 PM in the bank directors room to elect officers. P J Mojonnier elected President with Fred Brown as Vice President. Directors L E Green D F Blankinship Fred L Brown M Rogier T E Irvin Wm J Schroeder and P J Mojonnier reelected. L E Green named cashier and Miss Mac Eagan assistant cashier. Management reports gains across all departments due to higher loan standards.

First State Bank of Patoka P. J. Mojonnier Fred Brown L. E. Green D. F. Blankinship Fred L. Brown M. Rogier T. E. Irvin Wm. J

Charleston Teachers Offer Social Psychology Extension Course

The Eastern Illinois Teachers College at Charleston announces an extension course starting Wednesday January 21 1942 at 7 p.m. in Kinmundy School taught by Dr. Bryan Heise. Course Social Psychology No 347 offers four quarter hours or two and two thirds semester hours credit for $7.50 plus $1.50 book rental. Registration advised for 7:00 p.m. January 24 in Kinmundy.

Eastern Illinois Teachers’ College Charleston Kinmundy Bryan Heise

Kilgore Hosts Bridge Club. Prizes Named

Mrs C C Kilgore hosted her Bridge club session this afternoon. Score prizes were awarded to Mrs Jack Keaton Mrs De Haon and Mrs H S Riley. Delicious refreshments were served. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs H N Potts.

C. C. Kilgore Jack Keaton de Haon H.S. Riley H. N. Potts

Missionary Society Met at Mrs Mojonnier's Home

The Missionary Society of the Baptist church met Thursday afternoon at Mrs P J Mojonnier’s home. The twenty third Psalm was the topic of the session led by Mrs Mojonnier.

The Missionary Society of the Baptist Church P. J. Mojonnier Mojonnier

Thomas N Phillips 87 dies in Cadillac Michigan

Mrs. William Ververs receives word of the death of her father Thomas N Phillips of Cadillac Michigan aged 87. He lived near Patoka for many years and will be remembered by older residents for his long residence there.

William Ververs Thomas N. Phillips Cadillac Michigan Phillips Patoka

Red Cross Sewing Room Seeks Volunteers

Local Red Cross committee calls on ladies to meet in the sewing room on Wednesday and Friday at one o'clock for volunteer work and project preparation in support of relief efforts.

Red Cross

Baptist Church Sets Sunday Services and New Member Move

The Centralia Baptist Church schedules Sunday School morning worship at 10:30 and evening service at 7, with a Thursday prayer meeting. Mrs Milburn Cai transferred church membership here after the New Year Watch Service, and the Sunbeams meet Saturday January 17 with Mrs P J Mojonnier.

Alvin Miller Milburn Cai Centralia Sunbeams Saturdy P. J. Mojonnier

Cen tralia Visits By Mr and Mrs Criss Sunday

Mr and Mrs eT ss of Cen tralia visited Mr and Mrs Lou Criss Sunday.

Mrs eT.ss of Centralia M . Lou Criss

Red Cross War Relief Drive Led by Presidents and Leaders

A wartime update highlights leaders and presidents coordinating a national war relief drive in Pabole. The report notes joint efforts by prominent figures and organized groups to mobilize resources for relief.

Pabole

Community fundraiser targets $200 by February 10

L. E. Green presided and Mrs Hutotts was elected secretary treasurer. Each organization will be asked to raise what they can, with a $200 goal. if not reached, personal solicitation will cover the rest. All funds go to the treasurer. deadline February 10. Attendees included Rev. Walter Miller and multiple local residents.

L. E. Green Hutotts Walter Miller Edwin Arnold H. N. Potts J. W. Alexander Ingvald Settem Joe Simcox Bettie Simcox Mac Kagan John A. Jennings Artie Rogier W. W. Murfin

School Notes Juniors receive new Royal typewriters delayed by Defense

The Juniors return from Christmas vacation to find new Royal typewriters arriving late due to the Defense Program. Semester exams are set for Thursday and Friday this week. The January 9 assembly featured General Selections, a flag pledge, a six boy Chattanooga Choo Choo, and a talk by Mr. Frank Brockelmayer. Elementary notes mention regional visits, new second grade pupils Agnes Mae Nattier and Georgia French, and moving away of Lloyd, Norma and Billy Hull.

John Barnes Isabell Mayoral San Antonio Texas Jackie Jerry Gerrish Pitman Arkansas Billy Joe Boyd Charleston Illinois Georgia French Mt. Vernon Margie Goce Kincaid Agnes Mae Nattier Round Top Lloyd Norma Billy Hull

School Citizen's Club aims to aid new students

Plans are set to form a school Citizen's Club in Room II. The club will present a weekly program to welcome new boys and girls, keep the room in order, and teach self help and responsible citizenship. Six students in grades five and six achieved perfect attendance in the first three marking periods: Mary Wadkins, Wilma Pugh, Pauline Diebold, Virginia Stringer, Alven Miller, and Deneen Walker. Imogene Panick and Ernest Panick spent Christmas in Oklahoma visiting friends.

Mary Wadkins Wilma Pugh Pauline Diebold Virginia Stringer Alven Miller Deneen Walker Imogene Ernest Panick Oklahoma

Sandoval Black Hawks Edge Patoka Indians 25-23

Sandoval nipped Patoka 25-23 after a tight finish as Paul Moore drove in a late score to seal the win. The Indians had trimmed a 22-10 deficit to 23-23 with 50 seconds left, but Sandoval regained the lead and held on. Patoka’s second team won their game 30-20, remaining undefeated in high school action.

Sandoval Sandoval Black Hawks Indians Black Hawks Paul Moore Patoka

Sunbeams to Meet Saturday at Baptist Church

The Sunbeams will meet Saturday afternoon January 17 at the Baptist church. A Red Cross offering will be taken during the gathering.

The Baptist Church

Hopkins Host Pinochle Club Social At Patoka

Mr. and Mrs. Orville Hopkins entertained their pinochle club at their home north of Patoka on Saturday evening. Four tables were in play with Miss Dorothy Christie winning high score and Mrs. John Houston Jr. taking low score. Warren Lake held the floating prize. Refreshments were served and several guests attended, including Mr. and Mrs. Davis Jennings and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Meyers.

Orville Hopkins Patoka Dorothy Christie John Houston Jr Warren Lake Davis Jennings Mike Meyers Waren Lake Carl Easton Gena Adams Harry Easton Floyd Belcher Fora Payne Robert Bales John Houston, Jr

Card of Thanks from Outwood

Outwood Kentucky January 2 1942 I thank friends for cards letters gifts and prayers on my birthday and during the past 18 months I have been here Thanks a lot folks it s great to be remembered CLARK SIMCOX.

Outwood

Vandalia families visit Schroeder household

Mr and Mrs Leo Denning and Mr and Mrs Alva Binnion with their daughter from Vandalia spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Schroeder and their daughter.

Leo Denning Alva Binnion Vandalia R. Schroeder

Local Boy Scouts Collect Waste Paper in Patoka

J L Stasik local Scout Master asks Patoka residents to save waste paper cardboard boxes newspapers and magazines. Scouts will canvass Saturdays to collect the weekly total then sell it with proceeds partially to the Red Cross and the rest to buy Defense Savings Stamps for participating scouts.

J. L. Stasik Patoka Red Cross Defense Savings Stasik American Legion Hall

Patoka Circle Holds First Meeting of Year

The Home Service division of the Methodist church met in the church social room for the initial session of the new year. Rita Hill led the business portion in Lulu Troyer’s absence. The group changed monthly meeting dates to the first Thursday of each month. Plans were made to contribute to the called Cross work. Mrs. Eli Logan led devotional singing, prayers, and a scriptural selection.

Home Service Division The Methodist Church Rita Hill Lulu Troyer Eli Logan

Red Cross Members Organize Refreshments and Sewing Work

After a meeting the organization formed a committee led by Florence Martin Mae Simcox and Bertha Miller to provide light refreshments. Members then joined the Red Cross at the local headquarters to sew and assist in keeping the session active.

Aeue Ate Mesdames Florence Martin Mae Simcox Bertha Miller Red Cross

Palm Tree Christian and Cleansing From Sin Messages

Sunday services at the Christian Church include a Bible study at 9 30 a m with Edwin Arnold, worship at 10 30 a m, a 10 45 a m sermon on The Palm Tree Christian, and a 7 15 p m sermon Cleansing From Sin by Robert Graham. Graham thanks the congregation for the roll call response and large Sunday night attendance and asks all to return with guests. Prayer meeting is on Wednesdays at 7 30 p m.

Edwin Arnold Bro Robert Graham

Local Christmas Seal Drive Nets $35.63

The Patoka Christmas Seal committee reports a successful drive raising 35.63 dollars for the county fund.

Patoka

Vernon Getter Neighbors Club Meets At Ada Do Home

The Vernon Better Neighbors Club gathered at Ada Do's home with one member present under the leadership of Mrs. Katie Forehand. The afternoon discussion focused on the prevention of fires. Next Monday the club plans to meet with Mrs. Perne Gherkin.

Vernon Better Nighbor’s C Ada Do Katie Forehand Mes Perne Gherkin

Mojonnier Couple Conducts Business in Van Monda

Robert Richeson, formerly on the sick list and confined, is reported improving. Mr and Mrs P J Mojonnier are noted as transacting business in Van Monda.

P. J. Mojonnier van Monda Robert Richeson

Also Mentioned on This Page

County Legion Patoka Telephone CO Wallace Alexander Jimmie Sandra Schroeder George Neaville Mickie C.E.S Joe First State Bank A. As Missionary Society Room Two Sami Asher Room Il En Adams Adkins Rose Sandoval Nips MR. and Mrs. O. Hopkins Entertain Pinochle Club Clark Simcox BOY Scouts Christian Church Notes Vernon Getter Ada Dolly
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