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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1952
Page
3
J Reinhard Wilson of 901 South Locust Street Centralia is praised for his progressive approach to pharmacy and business. He operates a soda fountain and diabetic foods, supports civic projects, and aids Centralia’s progress toward becoming a regional leader.
The Centralia community salutes G C Mackey of Mackey Mattress Co at 1003 South Locust Street for outstanding service and integrity. His friendly approach and civic support reflect well on the city and its progress.
Centralia honors Ben Topper of Topper's Women's Apparel at 111 East Broadway for his progressive approach and civic leadership. The store carries Georgiana Frocks Betty Hartford Dresses and Betty Rose Suits and Coats, reflecting his prominence in local business and community affairs.
A tribute highlights Orville P Robnett of 1439 East Third Street Centralia as a dependable decorating and painting contractor with broad community involvement. The write up notes his wide friendships and active support of local public projects and his many years of business experience deserving greater recognition.
A retrospective focuses on Centralia’s growth driven by pioneers and current leaders, praising A. T. Corbin and his son Keith for their role with the Egyptian York Corp. at 216 East Kerr Street. The piece credits their efforts with sustaining the city’s prestige and prosperity.
Centralia’s Mart T. Zinschlag of Mart’s Shell Service Station at 137 North Poplar earns praise for energetic local leadership. The feature lauds his civic responsibility, rapid progress, and respected record benefiting the city and surrounding area.
The Centralia community recognizes structural engineer Jimmy W. Seyler of 102% East Broadway for decades of business and civic service. Though modest, he helped drive regional progress and future prosperity for Centralia and its residents.
Richard P. Roth Sr. of Roth Dairy Inc. at 220 Broadway Centralia and his son Pat Roth form a strong team in guiding the firm. The pair are civic leaders who promote the city’s welfare and growth, with Dick Roth mentoring Pat as he takes on more responsibilities. Congratulations are extended to both.
Mr and Mrs Roscoe Rettinghouse of Rettinghouse's Furniture and Appliance Store at 216 East Second Street are honored for their civic involvement. The couple, noted for service and cheerful leadership, contribute to the town's progress and community projects alongside their business success.
The Forest City Manufacturing Company in Centralia is highlighted as a leading firm in women's apparel. The article commends the factory for quality products and loyal employment, wishing the company continued success in garment manufacturing for women.
George S. White of White's Salvage Co. at 408-428 South Chestnut Street in Centralia is praised as an honest, skilled, and capable businessman. The piece highlights his civic involvement, support for local projects, and long standing respect in the community, ending with congratulations and best wishes.
Centralia residents acknowledge Clarence Zahner of Zahner Carpet Co. for his civic leadership and support of community projects. He has contributed to Centralia’s growth and earned a reputation for progressive involvement in city betterment. The feature lauds his efforts and public recognition.
The piece spotlights Donald Landon Glass, a respected Centralia Certified Public Accountant. It notes his conscientious work for clients, dedication to the community, and modesty, recommending him as a citizen who devotes effort to the public good.
The article lauds L. E. Schoonover of Schoonover's Fuel Co. for combining business success with public service. It highlights his knowledge of fuel operations and his attentive civic leadership at 129 North Oak Street, Centralia, noting his role in making the city progressive.
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