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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1948

Page

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Formal dedication of Magnolia pipeline near Patoka in 1948

About 1,500 oil industry officials and guests attended the formal dedication of the 20 inch Magnolia pipeline two miles north and east of Patoka on July 10 1948. Speakers included Congressman C W Wursell State Senator Ora A Oldfield Col J Monroe Johnson and Magnolia executives. The line from Corsicana Texas to Patoka will move 100000 barrels per day to refineries in East St. Louis East Chicago Trenton Mich and Buffalo and supports 14 storage tanks at the local station.

Patoka Corsicana Texas Arkansas Missouri Magnolia Magnolia and Socony Companies New York C. W. Wursell Ora A. Oldfield R. J. Branson East St. Louis Lima Ohio J. F. Matchett

Harold C Livesay arrives in Lisbon aboard Vesole

Harold C Livesay chief fire controlman USN son of Clinton Oscar Livesay of Vernon arrived in Lisbon Portugal aboard the destroyer USS Vesole as part of the 13 vessel Midshipmen Practice Squadron on its annual summer cruise. The Vesole’s crew received a warm welcome from Portuguese authorities during port calls. The ship departed Annapolis on June 7.

Harold C. Livesay U.S.N Clinton Oscar Livesay Vernon Lisbon Portugal Admiral Conolly Annapolis

Methodist Aid Meets At Church With Out-of-Town Guests

The July meeting of the Methodist Aid gathered at the church with Mrs. 8S. M. Spurgeon presiding. Guests included Mrs. W. G. Sligel of St. Louis and Mrs. Paul Smith of Flint Michigan. Mrs. Floyd Carter led devotions and entertainment was arranged by Mrs. O J Hill and Mrs. John Jennings. Hostesses served ice cream and cake in the basement.

Methodist Aid

Marion County 4-H Pre State Fair Contest Held in Salem

The Marion county 4-H pre State Fair Show and Demonstration contest for girls takes place at the High School Gym on Friday July 23. Ruth A Jackson notes the event will select dress revue delegates demonstra tion teams and clothing exhibits for the State Fair. Eligible participants include five dress revue entries one demonstration team seven clothing exhibits and up to 183 girls with alternates.

Family Sunday at Patoka Church Promises Full Attendance

Patoka Christian Church invites all families to its Family Sunday with services at 9 30 a m Bible School 10 30 a m Lord's Supper 10 45 a m Sermon The Family Name 6 30 p m Evening Evangelistic Service 7 30 p m Sermon Be Not Deceived Prayer Meeting Thursday Ladies Aid meets Wednesdays Vacation Bible School thanks readers for cooperation and help

Don Hargrave Minister Bible School Ccc Young People’s Meeting Calwks

Patoka Methodist Church Service Schedule

The Patoka Methodist Church led by Minister M. W. Friesner lists 9:30 a.m. church school with supervisor Geo. J. Wasem, special junior choir music, 11:00 a.m. morning worship at Island Chapel, 7:00 p.m. youth fellowship, 7:30 p.m. evening services, and 7:30 p.m. Thursday mid week services. Birthday greetings were sung for Gary Keister Carl Jollliff and Sue Shively last Sunday.

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Baptist Church Invites All to Services and Broadcasts

The church invites all to services with a Thursday gathering at 2 o'clock. A birthday song honored Ronnie Gerrish on Sunday. Evening broadcasts run daily from 6 30 to 7 00.

W.M. S Ronnie Gerrish

Garretts to Spend Week with Deatur Kin

Mr and Mrs Roy Garrett of Detatur arrived Monday to spend a week with their parents the John Jennings and Garretts east of Ostown.

Roy Garrett Detatur John Jennings Garretts Ofstown

Pre-State 4 H Show At Salem High Gym July 23

The pre State Fair Show and Demonstration Contest for 4 H girls occurs at Salem High School Gym on Friday July 23. Delegates and one demonstration team will attend the State Fair. The county may send five girls for dress revue and seven dresses for exhibit with alternates, totaling 18 participants. Dresses due by 10 a.m. and the event runs 1 p.m. after a park break. Ribbons are awarded at County Fair time. Mrs. Virginia White will judge.

Salem H. S Virginia White Effingham H.A

Vernon Good Will Club Meets with Nellie Perkins

Eleven members of the Vernon Good Will Club and six visitors met with Nellie Perkins on July 7. They spent the afternoon quilting and planning the Ice Cream Supper for July 23. The next meeting set for July 21 with Tonie Sorrel. Refreshments were served by Irene Perkins.

Vernon Good Will Club Nellie Perkins Tonie Sorrel Irene

Pratt Cemetery Picnic Committee Thanks Donors

The Pratt Cemetery Picnic committee thanks all who helped and donated to keep the cemetery in good condition. The notice reports income of 1,209.57 dollars with a balance of 584.25 dollars after expenditures.

Pratt Cemetery Theone

Ice Cream Supper Benefit at Vernon Gym

An ice cream supper is planned Friday night July 23 at the Vernon gymnasium to raise funds for Meador Holt and Hatch Cemeteries. Proceeds support cemetery upkeep and related expenses.

Vernon Gymnasium Meador, Holt Hatch

Save and Sew Club Plans Dress Preview

The Save and Sew Club meets July 21 at the Legion Hall with completed dresses to practice for the pre State Fair preview at Salem on July 23. Eleven girls hope to try out for the honor.

Save & Sew Club Legion Hall Salem

Card of Thanks from Mrs J J Betts

Mrs J J Betts expresses gratitude for visits letters cards a potted plant bouquets meals and kindnesses during illness wishing God's richest blessing on those who showed support.

Teachers Workshop Hosts Internationalism Program in Centralia

A Thursday program at the Teachers' Workshop in Centralia sponsored by Illinois Southern University featured Miss Matel Carney a former Columbia University education professor who studied African and Mexican schools during 25 years in New York. The event included a United Nations flag decor, a panel on Teachers Internationalism Inter-Group and Peace, with Miss Minnie Peddicord as chair and several Centralia, Odin, Coulterville and Belleville participants. Jane Wilson closed by singing America the Beautiful.

Centralia Illinois Southern University Carbondale Matel Carney Columbia University New York United Nations Minnie Peddicord Vernon Baldridge Nelms Rheinhard McDill Soper Odin Bayfield Coulterville Bowers Belleville America

County Legion to Meet in Patoka on July 21

The Marion County Council of the American Legion will hold its regular meeting in Patoka on Wednesday evening July 21 at 8 o'clock.

County Legion Patoka Marion ‘County Council of the American Legion

June Knippenberg Weds Edgar Rogier in Candlelight Ceremony

June Marie Knippenberg daughter of Victor M. Knippenberg 3258 Edgewood Ave and Edgar Robert Rogier son of Mr and Mrs C Millard Rogier Green ville Ill married at Hennepin Avenue Methodist church. Edythe Boyles maid of honor Paul L Earle best man and several bridesmaids and ushers attended. A bridal dinner followed at the Colonial Inn hosted by the bride's father. The ceremony was July 12 1948 at 7:00 p.m. in Minneapolis with groom’s grandparents O F Davis of Patoka present.

June Marie Knippenberg Victor M. Knippenberg Edgewood Ave Edgar Robert Rogier George Rodgers Colonial Inn Minneapolis

Fancywork Club Hosts July Park Dinner and Games

The Fancywork club led by Mrs. H N Potts held a July gathering at the park with a large dinner and homemade ice cream. Guests included Mrs. Bessie Wheritt Mrs. Minnie Meece Mrs. Anna Holland Mrs. Maude Nall and Mrs. Ruth Willett. Prizes went to Mrs. Willett, Mrs. Nall and Mrs. Wheritt. Mrs. Ruth Coleman plans an August theatre party.

Fancywork Club Bessie Wheritt Minnie Meece Anna Holland Maude Nall Ruth Willett H. N. Potts Elsie Gray Ruth ‘Coleman

Boulder Ladies Aid Meeting at Carl Hintz Home

The Boulder Ladies Aid met at the home of Mrs. Carl Hintz with ten members and two visitors present. President Virginia Buchele led the session, devotions from Psalm 24 were read by Omar Hintz, and roll call was by Helen Quick. The group scheduled the next meeting for the first Wednesday in August with Mrs. Thomas Huffman.

Boulder Ladies Aid Carl Hintz Virginia Buchele Omar Hintz Ada Buchele Helen Quick Mesdames Bertha Curtit Norma Huffman Lorena Hester Violetta Sanders Alice Edwards Hazel Edwards Lucille Huffman Alice Quick Oma Hintz Thomas Huffman

Boys of Methodist Sunday School Enjoy Park Outing

Darvin Jones led a large class of Methodist Sunday school boys to Salem Park on Tuesday evening where they enjoyed a lively outing with the leader and the younger boys participating.

Methodist Church Darvin Jones Methodist Sunday School Salem Park Darvin

Victoria Chapter O.E.S. Ice Cream Supper Set for July 31

Victoria Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star of Illinois will hold an ice cream supper on Saturday evening July 31 in Victoria. Proceeds support chapter activities and community projects with serving to begin at a stated location.

Victoria O.E.S Victoria Chapter The Order of Eastern Star of Illinois

Loyalteen Class Party At Belchers Friday

Loyalteen class of the church will hold a party at Johnny and Hazel Belcher home on Friday July 16. Wilma Pugh reports on the event hoping for good attendance.

The Christian Church Johnny and Hazel ‘Belcher

Kinmundy Beats Crack Erneck 20 to 7 in Slugfest

Kinmundy battered three Crack Erneck pitchers for a 20-7 win last Sunday. Robb homered for Kinmundy in the fourth and Vernon Payne homered for Crackerweck in the ninth. Kinmundy totaled 20 runs and 18 hits with 5 errors. Crackerneck had 1 run, 0 hits and 4 errors. Next game will be at Keyesport.

Kinmundy B. Marohl W. Marohl Jim Cox Robb Vernon Payne Crackerweck Crackerneck Keyesport

Sunday School and Evening Services at Chapel Church

Notice invites all to Sunday School at 10 09 a m and church services at 7 20 p m at Chapel Church Arcel Arnold is the pastor.

Chapel Church Arcel Arnold

Kidder Daughters Crown Roller Skating Queens in Oklahoma City

Mr and Mrs Hubert Burger of Pontiac Illinois and Mrs Howard Quick of Sandoval spent a week in Oklahoma City with Mr and Mrs William Kidderland. On Tuesday they attended a party at the roller skating rink honoring Edna 17 crowned queen of the 16 year and over group and Evelyn 25 crowned queen of the under 16 group. Brother William A Kidder of San Diego was home on leave for the event. About 200 guests attended.

Hubert Burger Pontiac Ill Howard Quick Sandoval Oklahoma City Okla William Kidderland This Miss Evelyn Sirr William A. Kidder San Diego Calif

Contour Plowing Contest Slated Near Salem

The first annual contour plowing contest will be held at the Frank Phillips farm two miles south of Salem on Route 37. Entrants from Marion County compete Thursday July 22 with prizes and a rule set focusing on hand levels, contour accuracy, and efficient plowing within 45 minutes.

Frank Phillips Goodnow Salem Eugene Shufeldt Marion County Soil Conservation District Board Shufeldt Marion County Illinois Carlyle

Ice Cream Supper at Jones School July 22

Jones School hosts an ice cream supper on Thursday July 22 to benefit Jones Cemetery. Chenille bedspread grand prize. Ladies urged to bring cakes and cash donations accepted. Committee.

Jones School House Jones Cemetery

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ruth. A. Jackson Virignia White Effingham County Home Adviser Patoka Christian Church Patoka Methodist Church M. W. Friesner Good Will Club PRATT Save & Sew News J. J. Betts Mss Peddicord Interna Jane Wilson June Knippenberg Edgar Rogier Wilma Pugh CRACK Erneck Kidder Queens Marlion, County Jones School
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