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Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1941

Page

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Social visit round Patoka area noted in Memorial Day pages

Local residents and relatives from Patoka Centralia Vernon Vernon Patoka and nearby towns converged for weekend gatherings and Memorial Day visits. Guests included Majonnier family members from Patoka and Centralia, along with Griffin/Good families and others, sharing meals and outings in Patoka and adjacent communities. An anniversary service at Young Chapel and a Medford Oregon trip by Simcox Wasem Meador party were also reported.

Katie Natther Salem Patoka Wm Cahill Lester Howell Farina E. J. Leniger Vernon G. I. Garrett Ethel Robb Jess Webster Decatur Chas. Humes Centralia P. J. Masonnier Orville Genre E. M. Outhouse Mt. Vernon Marion Outhouse Mont Beckett Ramsey Pateka Win Good Ray Pugh Alice Majonnier Pauline Steinbrink Helen Geiselring P. J. Majonnier Orville Luther Ballance Bill Edwards Boulder Glen Walker Leo Ballance George Knight Alton Paul Belcher Jesse Belcher J. N. Woody Lester Woody Gibson City W. L. Hathaway Hazel Cox A. W. Thalman Herman Payne Vandalia T. M. Conrey Rubye Maron A. A. Griffin X. B. Holland B. N. Griffin Lawrence Perrine A. E. Good Young Chapel Church Oscar Hawkins Davis Jennings Wallace Alexander P. B. Simcox Lizzie Wasem Dean Meador Medford Oregon

Merriman Deep Test At 1,840 Feet

Wednesday morning Adams Oil and Exploration Co's Merriman Hiers No. 2 D.T. drilling reached 1,840 feet. The Taylor et al. drilling contractor reports the well targets the Devonian and Todden formations if development proceeds as planned.

Merriman Adams Oil & Oe Co S. Merriman Hiers D.T Taylor Et Iy Toton

Boy Scouts Camporee Set For Crooked Creek District Event

The Second Annual Spring Camporee by Crooked Creek District Boy Scouts of America occurs this weekend at Townsend's Lake near Bartelso. About 200 Scouts from Nashville Carlyle Breese Okanville Ashley Hoyleton Shattuc Samdoval Vernon Patoka and Centralia compete in Class A B or C patrols learning camping skills with self supplied gear and food. Water is provided by the committee and church services will be held Sunday morning for Protestant and Catholic Scouts.

Crooked Creek Boy Scouts of America Townsend’s Lake Bartelso Nashville Carlyle Breese Okanville Ashley Hoyleton Shattuc Samdoval Vernon Patoka

Y W A Meeting At The Atcherson Home

The Y W A gathered Tuesday night at I ra and Mx Atcherson home with members Lyla Joey Pacline Goff Ruth Wadkins Pansy Wasem and others attending Ruth Graham Evelyn Ellis Helen Britt Rosegate Sherrill Marylea Miller Julie Miller Faye Atcherson Virginia Atcherson Pauline Goff Doris Adams wrote Doris Adams. Guest of honor was Mr and Mrs Harold Atcherson.

Lyla Joey Pacline Goff Ruth Wadkins Pansy Wasem Ruth Graham Evelyn Ellis Helen Britt Rosegate Sherrill Marylea Miller Julie Miller Faye Atcherson Virginia Atcherson Pauline Goff Lyla Jolliff Doris Adams Ruby Shields Harold Actherson

Vacation Bible School Opens at Baptist Church

Vacation Bible School begins June 9 at 8 30 a m at the Baptist Church with an emphasis on prayer life Bible study notebook work and a 30 minute hand work period. Mrs George Wasem and Mrs Walter Miller lead song service under Bro Walter Miller as principal. Supts and teachers for beginners primaries juniors and intermediates are listed with names including May Nattier Majonnier Atchison Rog ers Adams Britt Shields Stringer and Ellis.

George Wasem Walter Miller Bro May Nattier Julia Miller Lola Mae Majonnier

Adams Oil and Gas Employees Hold Memorial Picnic

The Adams Oil and Gas Company workers from Centra lia and Patoka fields held their annual Memorial Day picnic at Patoka Park with families, enjoying fried chicken and trimmings. Guests Mr and Mrs O C Schroeder and daughter Sandra visited Breese briefly last Friday.

Adams Oil & Gas Company Centralia Patoka Fields Patoka Park O. C. Schroeder Sandra Breese

Ripple Baby Dies in Vernon Illinois

Harry William Ripple born April 29 1940 died May 28 1941 at Vernon Illinois aged 1 year 29 days. The Ripple family mourns the loss with church services held June 1 at Vernon Pentecost Church and burial at Vernon Cemetery.

Harry William Ripple Jesse Hallie Ripple Vernon, Ill Vernon Penticost Church Vernon Cemetery Carr

Rostra Club Holds May Meeting at Mrs Taylor Nall

The regular May gathering of the Rostra Club met at Mrs. Taylor Nall home. Members discussed miscellaneous articles and referenced attendees Bushnell Ingoald Settem E. L. De Lay Ben Talley and Miss Rettie Simcox.

Rostra Club Taylor Nall Discus Bushnell Ingoald Settem E. L. DeLay Ben Talley Miss Rettie Simcox

Marion Outhous Weds Mt. Vernon Girl

Marion Outhous and Miss Marie Reed married in a Sunday morning ceremony at the First Baptist Church parsonage in Mt. Vernon Illinois. The couple will honeymoon through the south and reside at 700 Main Street Mt. Vernon.

Marion Outhous E. M. Outhous Patoka Marie Reed Cora Reed Mt. Vernon Illinois R. E. Larson First Baptist Church of Charles Reed

Illinois legislature weighs county school survey plan

The Illinois Legislature debates a county schools survey to guide reorganization. House Bill 211 would provide a 50 000 state appropriation for 102 county survey committees elected by county school boards. The plan, long advocated by the Illinois Education Association, aims to fund local studies and coordinate transitions amid district consolidations and funding reforms.

Ilinois Irving ~ Pearson Ilinois Education Association Pearson House House Education Committee Illinois Education Association

Christian Church announces guest preacher and meeting

On Sunday June 8 1941 the Christian Church schedules 930 Sunday School with Edwin Arnold 1030 Communion, 1045 preaching, 730 evening service. Brother Beckley from Cincinnati will preach both services. Next Tuesday a Oil Field Evangelistic Association meeting with Esco Robinson of St Elmo as guest speaker invites all. Ladies bring sandwiches and pie for fellowship hour.

Edwin Arnold Brother Beckley Cincinnati Ohio Oilfield Evangelistic Association Christian Churches Salem Esco Robinson St. Elmo

Patoka Declares Special Trading Days June 13 and 14

Friday and Saturday June 13 and 14 are set as Special Trading Days in Patoka. Merchants promise special bargains amid rising prices and urge residents to trade locally to support community growth and merchants.

Patoka

John R Holt dies after illness in 1941

John Robert Holt born August 5 1871 in Foster Township Illinois passed away May 27 1941 at age 69 years 9 months 21 days. He married Margaret Healy March 18 1896 and left six children two sons and two daughters with several grandchildren and siblings. Funeral held May 29 at Stringtown Church with Rev Shaffer officiating burial at Farmers cemetery.

John Robert Holt Hardy Mary Holt Foster Township Marion County Illinois Pope Township Fayette County Margaret Healy Foster Marie Clarence Josie Shobonier Ill Ernest Sprague Clinton Frank Coburn Arnold Bess Decatur Til Ethel Parks Ras Monroe Bob Stringtown Shaffer Farmer Beery

First Springfield Selective Service staffer drafted into Army

Paul Rector announced Hornback, 22, son of Mr and Mrs Walter J Hornback of Greenview Illinois, the first civilia employee of the State Selective Service System inducted into the Army. He came to Springfield in 1988 for Dickinson Secretarial School and worked in the Finance Section at State Headquarters last November. Induction occurred at Fort Sheridan.

Army Paul Rector Selective Service Hornback Walter J. Hornback Greenview Illinois Springfield Dickinson Secretarial South Seventh Street Fort Sheridan

Baptist Church Sunday School Sees 78 Attendees

Seventy eight attended the Baptist Church Sunday School. An offering of 27.08 was collected. A birthday song honored Mary Mae Parker at the close. Bro Miller conducted a memorial service. W H Stringer led the flag pledge, Sunbeams sang God Bless America, Violet Nattier to lead Thursday prayers at 7 30, Bible study from Romans chapter 1, Vacation Bible School superintendents meeting Friday at 7 30 at Bro Miller's, S S June 8 9 30 A M P J Majonnier Supt.

Mary Mae Parker Bro. Miller W. H. Stringer U. S Sunbeams America Violet Nattier S. S J. Majonnier

Village Board Awards Water Test Drilling Contract

John W. Sewell of St. Louis was awarded the contract for drilling and testing a water supply test well for Patoka. His bid of 1676.25 topped Weldon Well Co. and Calhoun Drilling Co. The test well is expected to start Monday June 9 at a site chosen by village engineers. Marcus Cox was sworn in as Village Treasurer after E. L. Delay’s resignation.

John W. Sewell St. Louis Patoka Sewell Weldon Well Co Calhoun Drilling Co Marcus Cox E. L. Delay Lawson Adams Oil and Gas Co Ordi Yas

Softball Season Opens With Close Oilers Victory

Opening night at Patoka featured two softball games. Adams Oilers beat Cubs 7 to 5 in the opener after a tight finish, while the Cards defeated Magnolia 8 to 2, chasing Purine from the mound in the first inning.

Patoka Adams Oil Gas Cubs Oilers Adams Innin Adams Oiler Magnolia Purine Cardinals B. Wasem B. Young D. Brumsfield L. Murray D. ‘Stringer Chandler Rsg L. Griffin Bled Hamilton, Rf Eel Christian Perrine Tebe Ack B. Stringer Don Crawford B. Mendars Mart Ceases W. Griffin Neveee B. Smith Williams Britti Hubboy Tay

June Softball Schedule Lists Matchups and Times

The schedule shows June games with Cubs Pirates Magnolia Cards Adams and Magnolia matchups. If rain delays occur games move to the following night. Noted names include Cubs Pirates Cards Adams Magnolia with times 8:00 and 9:15 on various dates.

Cubs Magnolia Pirates Cards Adams Ams Wanes Marecns Cox Wallace Ede Tes

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Carrol Majonnier Anna Louise Majonnier George Armadeen Chicago Boy Scouts Y.W.A Misses Atcherson Ira Mx Atcherson Baptist Church Adams Oil and Gas Harry Ripple Jesus Heaven Billie Ripple Earth Nall Jol Yn Christian Church Village Board C. A. Adams National Stock Yard Artin Batlance Logan M. Walker O’neal O. Hopkins Caldwell B. Arnold Adams Oil & Gas Ab B. Hicks Rf Feet Tree Hayes McIntyre Ce Meaders Doolen Sete Montayna Ee Johnson I Ee Bilbro Fletcher Raper Patoka Farmer
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