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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1941

Page

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Local residents visit Patoka and area relatives

Kinmundy visitors Mrs L E Green and friends spent an afternoon in Kinmundy with kin. Wenona guests Mrs John Nattier and children visited here with the Carter and Nattier families. Centralia shoppers included Mrs C R Richeson and Mrs Tillie Richeson. Numerous neighbors from Patoka, Vandalia, Salem, and St. Louis vacationers and shoppers frequent the area, with outings to Centralia, Salem, and Vernon noted.

John Nattier Wenona Fred Carter I. W. Nattier C. R. Richeson Tillie Richeson Centralia Lizzie Griggs Dewey St. Louis Patoka Albert Cruse Cecil Elliott Clifton Elliott Bette Altom Roy Gray

Linton Reunion Shines at Kitchell Park Pana

A large turnout for the Linton descendants reunion at Kitchell Park Pana Illinois featured a morning and noon feast. Chester P Linton of E St Louis spoke in the afternoon on salvation and the need for spiritual renewal. About 60 attendees from eleven towns were present with children enjoying the park activities.

Kitchell Park Pana Ill W. D. Linton Nelson Park Lake Decatur Atingis Martha Gaylon Taylorville Tittie James Linton Mr. Linton Rome Norby Chester P. Linton E. St. Louis Christ

Fourth of July Traffic Clash Warned by Safety Council

The National Safety Council warned the Fourth of July 1940 would bring the largest holiday traffic toll as 30 million motorists hit the roads. It urged a nationwide effort to cut deaths and injuries via caution, with 900,000 injured and 2,790 traffic deaths last year.

National Safety Council Ens Bobateas Coe Council Aid America

Naval Reserve Starts New Drive For Shore Duties

The Naval Reserve seeks enlistees for shore duties including administrative maintenance and guard roles. Ex service members with stenography cooking or supervisory skills are favored, with pay from 21 to 99 dollars monthly. A 300‑man quota may fill quickly. apply by wire or in person at Reserve Vocational School, foot of Tsy Street, St. Louis.

Navy Tranning Dan Sf Navy Naval Reserve Vocational School Tsy Street St. Louis, Mo

Baptist church holds a June 28 church picnic meet

The Sit) i Churctty i plans held an afternoon meeting and a park picnic on July at the Baptist church. Present were Kay Nattier Darlen Wortman Virgil Wortman Joe Simeos W H Seinger Carol Miller Ed Miller Julia Ellen Miller and Mrs P J Mojonnier.

The Baptist Ce Rasent Kay Nattier Darlen Virgil Wortman Joe Simeos W. H. Seinger Carol Edwin Miller Julia Ellen Miller P. J. Mojonnier

Brown Couple Headed West for Extended Vacation

Mr and Mrs Fred Brown departed Patoka on Thursday for an extended vacation through the West.

Fred Brown Patoka West

Fire Prevention Week Urges Vigilance in Waste Reduction

President Bernard M. Culver of the American Fire Insurance and Indemnity Group told top executives at a Union Club dinner in New York that Fire Prevention Week emphasizes conserving national resources. He warned that fire destruction may ruin businesses and homes despite insurance, urging insurers to impress vigilance on property owners to cut fire waste and support defense production.

Bernard M. Culver American Fire Insurance and Indemnity Group Union Club New York Culver

National Safety Council predicts 475 Fourth of July deaths

The council warns 475 people may die on Independence Day from traffic accidents and related hazards. It urges drivers and pedestrians to exercise extreme caution to prevent losses, noting drownings fireworks injuries and heat exposure as additional risks during the three day holiday period.

Chicago National Safety Council Acs

Registering for Selective Service On July First

Men registering for Selective Service on July 1 may list any one of multiple residences on their card to choose the local board with jurisdiction. Director Paul Armstrong explains the change aims to reduce confusion and preserves original board jurisdiction despite address changes.

Paul G. Armstrong Directon Ee Elias Armstrong Beguerian Hayig

Peek Family Celebrates 80th Birthday in Illinois

Mr and Mrs A M Peek returned home Saturday with son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Messenger from Hinsdale. Mr Peek celebrated his 80th birthday at Miller Park Bloomington with relatives and friends. They visited Pontiac Chicago and Hinsdale.

A. M. Peek Messenger Hinsdale Peek Miller Park Bloomington Pontiac Chicago

Birth of Baby Girl Caroline Williams at Vera

Mr and Mrs Ellis Williams of Vera announce the birth of a daughter on June 29 named Caroline. The mother is formerly Miss Kathryn Gerrish of Patoka.

Ellis Williams Vera Caroline Kathryn Gerrish Patoka

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L. E. Green Z. Smith Normal Town Rubye Cain I. B. Green and Porter Simeex Vandalia’ Wese-C Allers Afteenailay Salem Berry Danter Fof Vandalia Toka John’ Wasem Wedness Rogier H.N. Potts Neil. Potts Paul ‘Belcher Jessie Leigfield Wista Ella Doty Mrs J. R. Wasem C. B. Anderson C.F. Davis L. F. Zimmerman C. Rogier Lyle Gray Milwaukee Wis J.C. Berry Denver, Colo Denver Adams Charles B. Anderson Carl Towler W. S. Field Leslie Morey Vernon Zola Miller O’fallon C. M. Miller Ernie Mascher Dietrich Charles Rev Sam Holland Dale Leroy Laura Haley Ollie Alexander Sam Jolliff Springfield American Legion Maxine Belcher Bertha Chambers of Robinson Carl McColpin Linton Jime Teans Fitioinkt Naval Reserve Mickie
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