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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1952

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Horseshoe Club Meets for Mid July Gathering

On July 17 Mrs. Lady Hopkins hosted the Horseshoe Club. Eleven members attended the noon meeting with a dinner and a brief business session. Plans were announced to discontinue birthday and hostess showers and to host Mrs. Belcher in August at her home. One guest, Mrs. Maude Ellis, attended. Ice cream social on July 11 drew a good crowd.

Lady Hopkins Horseshoe Club Maude Ellis Nell Belcher

Vernon News Bits of Visits and Local Happenings

Mrs Janet Newlin of Vandalia visits relatives west of town. Harold Blankinship and daughter Joyce Ann travel from Reed City Michigan to visit sister Mrs J C Binnion. Various residents host and visit across Vernon with social events, church activity, and preparations for school. Frank Horessi remains seriously ill at St Marys Hospital. School and community gatherings include picnics, bridge club, and family visits to Decatur and Rolla Missouri.

Janet Newlin Vandalia Richard Muffin Harold Blankinship Joyce Ann

Marion County to_receive higher social security payments in October

About 1 123 Marion County residents will see higher social security payments starting early October following the Truman signing of amended law. No action needed by recipients as changes are automatic. most increases around five dollars, some more, some less. The new formula bases benefits on average earnings and affects earnings after 1950 for some cases.

Marion County Truman Emil J. Hoffman Mt. Vernon

Patoka Home Bureau unit meets at Mrs Gergeni home

The Patoka Unit of Home Bureau met Friday July 18 at Mrs. Chris Gergeni’s home. Wilma Gergeni led care of home freezers and refrigerators and Mrs Carl Rogier presented refreshing summer drinks. Members voted to skip August meeting due to vacations and plan a September early meeting with Mrs Orville Schroeder hosting. Eight members will help at the Salem reunion meals Friday evening. They will attend a TV show To The Ladies when tickets available.

Patoka Home Bureau Chris Gergeni Wilma Gergeni Carl Rogier Salem Orville Schroeder

Card of Thanks for Birthday Cards

I thank my good friends for the appreciated birthday cards and may God bless each one for their thoughtfulness.

Shower Honoring Mrs Wes Griffin Held At Home

Pastel decor set the scene at a Stork Shower for Mrs Wes Griffin hosted by Mrs Morris Cole and Mrs Dale Simcox of Sandoval. Guests enjoyed contests with honors to Mesdames Harley Cole Max Quayle Dean Simcox Darrel Alf Joe Mayfield and Wes Griffin. Out of town guests included Mrs Dean Simcox and daughter Kim and Miss Erma Jean Kurth.

Morris Cole Dale Simcox Sandoval Wes Griffin Harley Cole Max Quayle Dean Simcox Darrel Alf Joe Mayfield

Patoka Christian Church announces ordination and services

The Patoka Christian Church lists Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. and worship at 10:45 a.m. Howard Perrine will be ordained for the Christian ministry at 2:00 p.m. Sunday July 27. Perrine will deliver the morning sermon at 10:45 a.m. and all are welcome to attend.

Salem Howard Perrine Patoka Christian Church

Sunbeams Attend Guest Day at Baptist Church

Sixteen Sunbeams joined the Baptist Church Guest Day on Saturday July 19. Carolyn Snider welcomed Claudia Smith of Louisville and Mike Gray. The group sang happy birthday to Carolyn Wagstraff and planned Sunbeam focus week August 10–16 with a Christmas party on August 2 and Nibble Nook events August 16.

Orville Genre H. A. Nattier Carolyn Wagstaff Dorothy Sunbeams Kenneth Billy Dianne Cox Roy Eastman Dwight Ruth Thomas Mike Lyle Joe Rita Marie Gray Larry Sherry Thompson Kathryn Nattier Claudia Smith Carolyn Snider Diamond Springs

Dalrymple Child Born to Illiopolis Couple

Rev. and Mrs. A. S. Dalrymple of Illiopolis announce the birth of a baby daughter on Saturday, July 12.

A. S. Dalrymple Illiopolis

Quayle Vacation with Long Beach Family

Frances Quayle of Long Beach California spends a few days vacation at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Quayle.

Frances Quayle Long Beach California Mrs Frank Quayle

Methodist Church Sunday School and Sermon Schedule

Sunday School begins at 9 30 with James Ballance as Superintendent. Sermon at 10 45 by Rev. Alva Stoneburner.

James Ballance Alva Stoneburner

Local residents report travels and funerals in region

Miss Amy Towler returned home Saturday after a week in Forrest Illinois with Mr and Mrs Claude Rice. Mrs Robert Hoffman of Bloomington Miss Sharlene Belcher of St Louis and Miss Fern Belcher are spending a week in Missouri. Mr and Mrs Virgil Herrin returned Sunday from a week in Tennessee. Mrs S M Spurgeon attended the funeral of Mr Charles Farthing in Odin Friday. Mr and Mrs C D Martin returned Saturday from a two week vacation and fishing trip at Spooner Wisconsin.

Amy Towler Forrest Ill Claude Rice Robert Hoffman Bloomington Sharlene Belcher St. Louis Fern Belcher Missouri Virgil Herrin Tennessee S. M. Spurgeon Charles Farthing Odin C. D. Martin

Patoka F H A Delegate Heads to State Leadership Conference

Marie Crawford of Patoka High School has been chosen by the Patoka Chapter of Future Homemakers of America as their delegate to the Illinois State Leadership Training Conference at East Bay Camp Lake Bloomington Illinois from July 28 to August 1 1952. She is senior and president of the Patoka FH A for 1952 53.

Marie Crawford Patoka High School Patoka Future Homemakers of America Illinois East Bay Camp Lake Bloomington Marie Don Crawsford F.H.A. Rosebuds Donna Huston Pulaski F.H.A

Freezing Peaches in Syrup Says Specialist

Dr Frances Van Duyne of the University of Illinois recommends 50 to 60 percent syrup for freezing peaches. She details syrup formulas, browning prevention with ascorbic acid, and packing steps to preserve flavor texture and color in pint and quart containers.

Frances van Duyne University of Illinois van Duyne

Peoria Visit Ties Robertson Ballance Families

Mr and Mrs Frank Robertson and Mr and Mrs Hiram Ballance with children Darlene Dickie and Judy spent Sunday in Peoria with Dick Robertson and his daughter Vickie Darlene stayed longer Maud Singer of Salem visits Patoka with her daughter and family

Lee Peyton A. F. Hathaway Effie Hathaway Hazel Cox Decatur Billie Doolen Frank Robertson Hiram Ballance Darlene Dickie Judy Peoria Dick Robertson Vickie Maud Singer of Salem Patoka Alden Ronny Sylvia Trinidad Colorado Roy Ballance Roy

Brumfield and Self Homes Damaged by Flood in Rockford

Relatives and friends learned that the homes of Floyd Self Harley Brumfield and Wayne Brumfield in Rockford Illinois were flooded last Friday and Saturday. Heavy rains drove residents from their homes and boats were used to evacuate families. No injuries reported though damage extent is unknown. Harley and Wayne Brumfield are sons of Henry Brumfield. Mrs Self is Joy Barnes daughter of John Barnes Sr.

Floyd Self Harley Brumfield Wayne Brumfield Rockford Ill Harley Henry Brumfield Self Joy Barnes John Barnes Sr

Patoka Residents Share Weekend Visits and Gatherings

Patoka locals hosted and visited relatives across several states including Indiana Illinois and Nevada. Families from Springfield Benson Indianapolis Denver and Las Vegas joined gatherings at Patoka park and with local residents. Multiple trips and visits to plus trips to Ontario and New York were noted for extended family connections.

Patoka Park Charles Logan

Potash supply and soil testing urged for farmers

Rex Rhea advises farmers to secure raw potash as supply expands in 1952 58 linking delivery timing to miner employment and fertilizer availability. He notes year round application is possible with foliage dry and stresses testing soils July through September to avoid spring delays and save costs while highlighting local notices and pasture story of high livestock density on small acreage.

Illinois Marion County PMA Farm Bureau John Chapman Iuka

Ice Cream Social and Band Concert at Vernon Park

Next Tuesday July 29 will host an ice cream social and band concert at Vernon park. The ice cream social starts at 7 30 with the concert at 8 00 after the social. Proceeds support School District 100 band uniform fundraising. Public invited and urged to attend.

Vernon Park Band of School District 100 Patoka Park

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