Sunshine Club notes and local visits herd
The Sunshine Club met with Mrs. Vernon Payne on Thursday July 10 with most members present. Visitors included Katherine Outhouse and family Mrs. Bill Criss and daughter and Mrs. Wilma Gordon. Neighbors and relatives were active in visiting and attending picnics, dinners, and weekend gatherings across Vernon Patoka and Vandalia areas.
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Bear Creek
White Haven
The
Sunshine Club
Vernon Payne
Katherine Outhouse
Bill Criss
Wilma Gordon
rMs
Elvin Landreth
Mattoon
Lea
Walter Morey
Peoria
Thural Morey
Roy Veal
Darrell Caudle
Forrest Caudle
Vandalia
Dude Landreth
Walter Kleeman
Jerry Zimmerman
Jerry Zimmerman Jr
Dale Zimmerman
Harold Goedel
John Anderson
George Christie
Sanitary Milk Producers
Patoka Park
Raymond Caudle
Stamps Caudle
Forrest ‘Caudle
Dean Wilson
Emmett Caudle
Curt Murfin
Rymon Doolen
Baby
Lyle Ballance
Jack Robertson
Spud Lake
St Louis
Payne and
Lodi
Gilbert Brown
Berthel Sanders
Ray F. Bricker
Detroit
Michigan
Vernon
Patoka
Ray Bricker
Dorothy Lake
Barbara Tetley
Ike and Nixon Lead National Convention Coverage
The Chicago convention drew national interest as one half of the national teams for the quadrennial games was chosen and the event became a televised spectacle in living rooms across America. The first such convention on television sparked enthusiasm but showed room for later refinement.
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Ike
Nixon
Chicago
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A discussion mocks political rhetoric noting old adages about influence. It argues the volume of speech rather than content often drives outcomes and invites readers to track events themselves.
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Politicos
Farm Residents Lose Lives in Accidents
The Illinois Rural Safety Council reports 14,500 farm people died accidentally in 1951 with 1,250,000 others sustaining lost time injuries. Motor vehicle crashes killed 5,900 and wounded 210,000. farm work accidents caused 4,000 deaths and 380,000 injuries.
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J. W. Matthews
Illinois Rural Safety Council
U. S
Farm Accident Toll and Safety Measures Highlighted
A report cites 3,900 fatalities and 580,000 injuries in farm work with other tragedies from miscellaneous causes. It notes farm work has the highest death rate at 57 per 100,000, about triple manufacturing sectors, urging rapid adoption of safer farm practices to reduce losses.
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Matthews
Patoka Register details and subscription rates
The Patoka Register edited by H. K. Pike is published every Friday in Patoka Illinois. The notice lists subscription rates at 1 50 per year in advance Marion County and 2 00 per year in advance outside county.
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Patoka
Illinois
Marion Co
Termination to Practice Safety Is the Principal Requirement
A brief notice states safety compliance is the primary condition for ongoing practice. It outlines that adherence to safety standards, protocols, and audits is mandatory for continued operation and participation.
For Sale Washing Machine and Sump Pump
Patoka listing by George Wickersham offers a washing machine and a sump pump for sale. Contact details not provided.
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George Wickersham
Patoka
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