Vernon club meets at Helen White home
The Entra Nous Club held a meeting last Tuesday evening at Miss Helen White's home. Absent members cited weather. The gathering featured card games and a radio program with refreshments served by the hostess. Officers of the Rebekah lodge were installed Jan 21 by Ada Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entra Nous Club
Helen White
Rebekah Lodge
Ada Cooper
Freda. Headley
N. G
Cora Hanson
V. G
Dot Doolen
R. Sec
G. C. Betts
Treas
Noble
Vice
Local Social Roundup From Vandalia Area
Friday night visits include Miss Marie Hathaway and Miss Lee Mildred Morgan with the Jarretts and Hathaways. Russell Norris returned to Chicago after a weeks stay with his parents. Vernon Telephone Co. elects Oral Brown president Warren Bobbitt secretary W L Hathaway treasurer. Several families visit kin and attend weekend gatherings in Vernon and Patoka areas.
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Marie Hathaway
Lee Mildred Morgan
Vandalia
Mary Jarrett
Helen
Kelvin Hathaway
Russell Norris
Chicago
C. C. Livesay
Mrs. Hines
Sam Pugh
Merle Jones
Arnold Chapel
Vernon
Eberle Norris
Donna Fay
Byron Snyder
Shobonier
Vernon Telephone Co
Oral Brown
Warren Bobbitt
W L. Hathaway
Gladys Sorrell
J. W. Jones
Clarence Kirchhoeffer
Nashville
Orvel West
Earl Graham
Wm. Nolte
Wm. Hines
Salem
C. O. Livesay
Blanche Doolen
Wayne
Nina
Elmer Frizzell
Frank Frizzell
Patoka
Ruth Sorrell
Nign
Local visitors and calls noted in area
Miss Thelma Doolen visited a Van dalia business office on Tuesday. Lem Meador and his mother called on Mrs Meridith Doolen and on Mrs Kate Leniger Monday afternoon. Cecil Lowe of Arnold Chapel visited Monday at Eli Morgan’s home. Geo Walton attended a Standard Oil meeting in East St Louis last Friday. Nannie Wilson of Patoka stayed several days at the O L West home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Doolen
Lem Meador
Meridith Doolen
Kate Leninger
Cecil Lowe
Arnold Chapel
Eli Morgan
Geo. Walton
East St. Louis
Standard Oil
Nannie Wilson
Patoka
O. L. West
Social notes from local families visit neighbors
Wm. Laswell and wife with Mary Stombaugh and children called on Amil Oberg and family Thursday night. Edward Cocoan and family and Howard Elder and family drove to Belleville Monday night to see the big show. Mrs. J. R. Stombaugh and daughters called on Mrs. Geo. Helbeck Saturday afternoon. Too much water and not much news.
Carrigan Community Notes and Visits
A village update lists visits by Mr and Mrs Ernest Brubaker and the Luther Groff family, plus the Heinzman family of Shattue. George Groff helped at Tom Fulton’s, and Link Parrish was visited by Harry Bopp and wife. Sunday School had 26 attendees. Lois Hicks and Helen Barnett are mentioned. The Literary Society postponed due to sub zero weather and will meet June 24 to debate whether inventors benefited humanity more than authors. Frank Harley leads the negative and Maurice Ballance the affirmative. The milk hauler missed rounds due to weather. George Nettles and son Charles made a Carlyle trip. I W Barnett’s family visited A G Fulton. Mrs Ford Stein remains bedridden. Dorothy Meridith and Freda Briscoe stayed with sick Rollin Robinson. Frank Harker went to St Louis. Helen, Neil Barnett, and Geo Fulton visited Sandoval. Joshua Hicks and James Meridith attended Carrigan school via Monday visit. Rev Fairchild preached Sunday. Rose Kirgan is recovering and back in school. Juanita King stays with Jessie in St Mary’s hospital in Centralia awaiting appendectomy. John McGeehan suffered an ear freezing Friday afternoon.
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Ernest. Brubaker
Luther Groff
Lawrence Heinzman
Shattue
J. P. Hicks
George Groff
Tom Fulton
Monnday
Mr. Fulton
Harry Bopp
Link Parrish
Carrican
Lois Hicks
I. W. Barnett
A. G. Fulton
Ford Stein
Dorothy Meridith
Freda Briscoe
Rollin Robinson
Frank Harker
St. Louis
Helen
Neil Barnett
Geo. Fulton
Sandoval
Joshua Hicks
James Meridith
Carrigan School
Rev
Fairchild
Carrigan
Rose Kirgan
Juanita King
Jessie
St. Mary’s Hospital
Centralia
John MccGeehan
Local visits mark Southeast town social week
Russell Snyder visited Sunday with his uncle Will Snyder and family. Mrs Lizzie Gerrish and two children spent Monday night and Tuesday in Centralia. Mrs Matt Belcher and family spent Sunday with Luther Williams and family. Miss Myrl Snyder, long employed at Carlyle shoe factory, is at home. Mr Theodore Meridith called on Luther Williams Sunday morning. Mrs Frank Bradford and daughter...
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Lizzie Gerrish
Centralia
Matt Belcher
Luther Williams
Myrl Snyder
Carlyle
Theodore Meridith
Frank Bradford
Daugh
Snow hits Stombaugh Hill with record cold echoes
A heavy Friday snowfall drenched Stombaugh Hill and the river remained unusually high. Residents note this winter as the coldest since 1918. Mrs. Mary Stombaugh, Marybell, and Mrs. Ella Hawkins visited Glen Stombaugh Wednesday afternoon. Ralph Doering stopped by Saturday.
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Mary Stombaugh
Marybell
Ella Hawkins
Glen Stombaugh
Ralph Doering
Local Social Notes Highlight Visitors and Weather Wink
Agnes and Mrs. Matt Belcher hosted callers last week. Wash Lewis visited Lloyd Gerrish and family on Monday. Caution about house plants as temperatures fall to 20 below zero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter Agnes
Matt Belcher
Wash Lewis
Lloyd Gerrish
Earl Graham Painting and Paper Hanging Vernon Illinois
Earl Graham is listed as providing painting and paper hanging services in Vernon Illinois. The entry notes a tradesperson category and location but offers no additional details such as contact, hours, or pricing.
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Earl Graham
Vernon
Illinois
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Archie Sorrell
Neall Sorrell
Louise Betts
Goodbrake
Wade
Carbondale
Dan Foley
Fred Brown
Bloomington
Glenwood
Lawrence Sorrell
Jess Lawson
Blue Goose Garage—Machine Shop
L. E. Belcher
Salem Battery Co
OUR Christmas Club
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First State Bank OF
Patoka Farmers Elevator
Russell Snyder
Will Snyder
Stombaugh Hill
Castori
Lucas Crawford
J. M. Smith
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