Birthday and family visits mark Patoka area note
Mrs. Elizabeth Walton stays at Fireside Nursing Home in Centralia as relatives visit from Stonington Dix and Robinson Illinois. Jeffery Wooters celebrates first birthday with Howard Wooters Sr and Art Bitzer attending. The Wooters family spends Independence Day weekend with Rev. Dale Hilliard and family in Springfield.
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Elizabeth Walton
Fireside
Centralia
Addis Walton
Lester Walton
Stonington, II
Earl Bundy
Near Dix
Harold B. Jones
Ben Foster
Lula Sharp
Nell Quayle
Ed Foster
Brenda
Michelle
Vivian Layton
Robinson
Illinois
Jeffery Wooters
Howard Wooters Jr
Howard Wooters Sr
Odin
Art Bitzer
Salem
Jeffery
Dale Hilliard
Springfield
Barbara Caldwell Hosts Candle Light Supper for Billy Back
Barbara Caldwell held a candle light supper Monday night in honor of Billy Back. Guests included Jim Barnes Patricia Back J A Caldwell Russel Della Barbara Sue and Billy. Jim and Billy played electric guitar and sang while Billy received many gifts.
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Billy Back
Jim Barnes
Patricia Back
J. A. Caldwell
Russel
Della
Barbara Sue
Billy
Jim
Bids Sought For Stoker Coal At Patoka Schools
The Board of Education District No. 100 Patoka Illinois invites bids to deliver stoker coal to the school building and unload it in the coal bin for 1965 66. Bids must reach Superintendent by August 20 1965. The board may reject any bid or part. Kenneth Meador Secretary. Virgil Herrin lists Pratt Cemetery contributors with amounts from various residents and families.
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Board of Education
Community Unit
Patoka
Illinois
Virgil Herrin
Pratt Cemetery
Ben Defend
Elsie Smith
Stanley Barney Clere
Maurice Lee Cox
Dale Quick
Maude Lawson
Audrey Kissner
Carrie Belcher
Frank Brown
Harold Kinney
Reg Mees Tae
Josie Moore
Lula Cole
Wilma Baxter
Cleo Walker
Pauline Jenkins
Josephine Richards
Charlotte (Cox) Anderson
Orin Cummins
Bey Sor
Wesley Griffin
Glen Dean Towler
Deka Ees
Marvin Boyd
Forrest Wadkins
Jimmie Cox
Patoka Village adopts 1965 budget ordinance 91 A
The village board of Patoka Illinois enacts Ordinance 91 A approving the fiscal year starting May 1 1965 with allocations for street maintenance lighting salaries cemetery work city park attorney fees election expenses fire hydrant rental and contingent expenses totaling the appropriations listed.
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Village Cemetery
Village ordinance appropriates funds to cover deficiencies
The document records a July 12, 1965 ordinance passage allocating ten thousand one hundred dollars in Section 2 to cover deficiencies in other items for the fiscal year ending April 30, 1966. O C Schroeder is noted as village president with Pearl M Britt as village clerk.
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A.D
O. C. Schroeder
Public Hearing Notice for Patoka School District Budget
The Board of Education of School District No 100 Marion Fayette and Clinton counties Illinois announces a tentative budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1 1965 will be on file for public inspection from July 12 1965 at 8 00 AM at the PatokaIllinois office. A public hearing on the budget is set for August 20 1965 at 8 00 PM at the Patoka High School office. Kenneth T Meador Secretary Board of Education.
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Board of Education
Marion, Fayette
Clinton
Illinois
Patoka
Patoka High School
Kenneth T. Meador
Marion
Fayette Clinton
Pratt Dinner Prize Winners
The Pratt Dinner Prize winners include E. L. Irwin Patoka for the Electric Skillet Lu Wanda Moulton Vandalia for the Ice Cream Freezer Norma Blunt Patoka. The committee thanks all who helped make the picnic a success.
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E. L. Irwin
Patoka
Wanda Moulton
Vandalia
Norma Blunt
John Barnes Honored Sunday Birthday Celebration
Mr LaVan Barnes of St Louis stayed with his parents Mr and Mrs John Barnes Sr over the weekend. Sunday visitors included Mrs Cheste Goodman and children Checkie and Marla Mrs Larry Halems and David of Decatur Mrs Katie Forehand Mrs Inez Oneall Mr and Mrs Everett Perdue Mr and Mrs Johnnie Barnes Gary Cheryl and Donnie. Homemade ice cream and cake were served in honor of Johns birthday.
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LaVan Barnes
St Louis
John Barnes
Cheste Goodman
Checkie
Marla
Larry Halems
David
Decatur
Katie Forehand
Inez Oneall
Everett Perdue
Johnnie Barnes
Gary
Cheryl
Donnie
John
Pratt Cemetery Picnic Financial Report Result
Proceeds from the July 4 1965 Pratt Cemetery picnic totaled 2172.58 with expenses of 1247.62. Donations were received and deposited July 6 1965.
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Pratt Cemetery
Supper Honors Mrs. Fannie Miller and Sister
A birthday supper was held July 7 at the home of Mrs. Fannie Miller. Guests included Mrs. Blanche Cargot of Princeton Indiana and multiple relatives from Vernon Mt. Vernon Patoka Kinmundy Farina and nearby areas. Two birthday cakes were prepared by Mrs. Marie Walker and Mrs. Darrel Zimmerman.
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Fannie Miller
Miller
Blanche Cargot
Princeton
Indiana
Marie Walker
Vernon
Illinois
Darrel Zimmerman
Larry
Tom Eastman
Patoka
Janice Brumfield
Kenny
Kavin
Kelly
Harry Pierse
Mt. Vernon
Leon Hinksone
Tina
Leonard
Kinmundy
Marvin Tipsward
Farina
Sunbeams Study Noah and Flood
Sunbeams invite all children to a semi monthly meeting at the Baptist Church on Saturday afternoon July 17 at 2 pm. Mrs E C Lawson will host the Nibble Nook. Lesson to cover Noah and the Flood with roll call of a Bible verse containing the word nation. A box of get well cards is to be sent to special friends funded by Mrs Francis Soulon of Phoenix Arizona planning for the Association Picnic at the park next month.
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The
Baptist Church
E. C. Lawson
Sunbeams
Francis Soulon
Phoenix
Arizona
Park
Kaskaskia WMU Executive Meeting Reports Plans
The Kaskaskian Woman's Missionary Union held its executive meeting at the Baptist Church on Wednesday morning. They discussed plans for the quarterly meeting at Zion Hill Church on July 16 and noted attendees from Zion Hill Shobonier Temple Centralia Salem Smith Grove Patoka and Greenville. The meeting included a series of biblical quotes and moral reflections.
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Kaskaskian Woman’s Missionary Union
The
Baptist Church
Zion Hill Church
Zion Hill
Ray Luttrell
Salem
Shobonier
William Alexander
Centralia
Temple
Guy Miller
W. T. Stanford
Stella Mitchell
Smith Grove
Gene Aikman
Greenville
Patoka
P. J. Mojonniner
Patoka Fire District Annual Report Highlights Two-Way Radios
The Patoka Fire Protection District publishes its annual financial statement funded by Marion Clinton and Fayette counties. Trustees commend the officers for a job well done as A. W. Whiting reports progress to the REGISTER. The department now has two-way radios to aid response and service to the community.
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Trict
Marion
Clinton
Fayette
A. W. Whiting
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Patoka News
Pratt
Barbara Caldwell
Kenneth Meador
Pearl M. Britt
America
Illinois Central Railroad
England
Chicago Museum of Science and Industry
Illinois Central
St At
Noah
Flood
Kaskaskia Wmu
Jerrold
Solomon
Patoka Fire District
Patoka Fire Protection Dis
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