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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1944

Page

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Eisenhower Lands Invasion Across Cherbourg Front

Allied forces under General Dwight Eisenhower launched a massive invasion of Nazi-held France on D Day June 6 1944 with an armada of ships and paratroops and a growing frontline from Cherbourg to Calais while General Omar Bradley and Fifth Army commander Mark Clark coordinated crucial actions in Italy and Rome fell four hours after Roosevelt's address signaling a turning point in World War II.

Dwight Berlin Eisenhower Cherbourg Calais France Omar N. Bradley Missouri Mark Clark Fifth Army Italy Rome Hitler Roosevelt Germany Europe

5th War Loan Drive Opens June 12 Goal Set At 16 Million

The 5th War Loan drive begins June 12 with a national goal of 16 million dollars aimed at backing troops in the field. Residents are urged to invest in bonds and stamps to supply frontline equipment, with local chairman L E Green confident the Patoka Township quota of 38 thousand will be met and exceeded.

L. E. Green Patoka Township Ned

Christian Endeavor Class Officers Named

Church youth group elects officers for a three month term led by Irene Hanson as president and Lois Foltz as vice president. J M Meredith serves as secretary and treasurer with Wilma Pugh as long leader and sponsors E Fields Arnold and Maude Ellis. Lois Foltz to lead next. Don Ellis, reporter.

Irene Hanson Lois Foltz J. M. Meredith Wilma Pugh E. Fields E. Arnold Maude Ellis

Miss Dorothy Price Weds Eugene Jolliff in Norfolk

Dorothy Ruth Price, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Price of Centralia Illinois, married Eugene Jolliff of Centralia and the U S Navy on May 20 at the Navy Y M C A Chapel in Norfolk Virginia. Chaplain Leatherper officiated with attendants Miss Janet Sutton and Everett L Smith. The couple now reside at 818 Redgate Avenue Norfolk Virginia.

Harold Price Route Five Centralia Ill Dorothy Ruth Eugene Jolliff File U. S. Navy Herbert Jolliff Navy Y.M.C.A Norfolk Virginia Janet Sutton Everett L. Smith Boston Mass Maid of Honor Atendant Patoka Sandoval Hollywood Candy Company Redgate Avenue

Mrs. Lillie Anderson Dies in St. Louis at 62

Mrs. Lillie Anderson daughter of Mary and Pleasant Epps died at 12 45 p m Tuesday June 6 in St Louis Infirmary. Born Fayette County July 9 1881 she was 62 years 10 months and 27 days old. She lived in Vernon before moving to St Louis where she spent her years. Surviving are two sons Curtis and Ira Epps of St Louis one daughter Mabel Johnson of Carle and five brothers John Epps Chester Epps Ernest Epps Shobonier Justin Epps Shelbyville Charlie Epps Rock Falls. Graveside rites will be at Farner Cemetery Friday at 2 00 p m with Rev John Curtis officiating. Friends may call Cox and Martin Funeral Home.

Lillie Anderson Mary Pleasant Epps St. Louis Infirmary Fayette County Vernon St. Louis Curtis Ira Epps Mabel Johnson Carlyle John Epps Chester Epps Ernest Epps Shobonier Justin Epps Shelbyville Charlie Epps Rock Falls Farner Cemetery John Curtis Cox and Martin Funeral Home

Fancy Work Club Meeting at Mrs Rita Hill Home

Members of the Fancy Work Club gathered at Mrs Rita Hills home on Friday June 2 after a business session. Miss Elsie Gray directed the entertainment. Contest winners were Mrs Gladys Jones and Mrs Mabel Phillips. Mrs Anna Hill attended and was reinstated. Refreshments of homemade cake and cream were served.

Fancy Work Club Rita Hill Elsie Gray Gladys Jones Mabel Phillips Anna Hill

Amicae Club Notes from June Meeting

The Amicae Club met at Maxine Hill's home on Tuesday evening June 6 with most members present and refreshments provided by the hostess. The next gathering is planned for Virginia Selfers on Tuesday June 27.

Amicae Club Maxine Hill Virginia Selfers

Centaria Visitors Call on Local Friends

Mrs. James Ballance, Mrs. W. M. Cox, Mrs. Paul Logan and son Stewart and Clifford Talbot were Centaria visitors Wednesday evening.

James Ballance W. M. Cox Paul Logan Stewart Clifford Talbot Centralia

Sunbeams Gather For June 3 Meeting Hosts and Guests

Mary Lou and Leon Walker hosted the Sunbeams on Saturday June 3 with pledges to the flag and Bible. The program included Chinese culture visuals presented by Raymond Hulsizer and Gene Bricker, and hostess rotations announced for July 1 August 5 and September 2. List of attendees and refreshments were noted.

Mary Lou Leon Walker Leon Carolyn Nattier Raymond Hulsizer Gene Bricker Darlene Wortman Marie Kent Crawford D. Tenty Tommie Towler Maurice Dean Jones Dennis Bricker Mary Mae Parker Joan Jones Margie Goff

Wadkins Visit From Veronia Oregon Planned

Mr and Mrs R L Wadkins of Veronia Oregon will arrive later this week for a visit with Mr and Mrs Lee Wadkins the parents of the groom to be.

R. L. Wadkins Veronia Oregon Will Lee Wadkins

Marion County Tuberculosis Group elects officers at Centralia library

Mrs. Robert Vaughn of Odin is re elected president of the Marion County Tuberculosis Association at its June 3 meeting in the Centralia Public Library. Other officers include Mrs. John Chiarottino Sandoval first vice president Judge O A James Salem second vice president and J F Hickman Vernon third vice president with Mrs W G Murphey Centralia as secretary and treasurer. The group approved a 1944 Seal Sale and noted 2991 letters mailed for Christmas Seals.

Robert Vaughn Odin Marion County Association Centralia Public Library John Chairotinno Sandoval O. A. James Salem J. F. Hickman Vernon T. E. Irvin Patoka W. G. Murphey Centralia Murphey Vaughan Kinmundy J. Harley Hayes Kell Vera Purdue Iuka Opal Clifton Alma Grace Jackson Robert Vaughan John Chiarotti Fio Scsceesss Shriners Hospital St. Louis Marion County Tuberculosis Association A. R. Williams Southern Illinois John Chiarettino Mesdames A. Kaiser Owen Kurth F. Hohl E. P. McFarland H. B. Maples John McNeil W. G. Welden

Congresssman Wursell Sees Corn Freeze Lifting Soon

Washington D C June 7 1944 Congressman Wursell reports the Corn Freeze Order will be lifted by week end after talks with the War Food Administration Norris E Dodd head of the Agricultural Adjustment Agency and other officials He credits cooperation and weather conditions with shortening the freeze toward 30 days and notes hardship for Southern Illinois poultry hog and cattle farmers due to restricted corn sales to the government.

Washington, D. C War Food Administration Agricultural Adjustment Agency Norris E. Dodd Southern Illinois Commodity Credit Corporation Iowa Dodd The

Local residents host visitors and travelers in Patoka area

Mrs H G Hudspeth Mrs Cecil Elliott and Melinda visit from Frederick Oklahoma with S Sgt Morey and family. Several relatives arrive for stays including Nadine Emery and Mrs Katie Hicks. Regulars travel to St Louis Denver Muskegon Decatur and Champaign for visits, work, or graduations as Navy inductions and Army draws loom.

H. G. Hudspeth Cecil Elliott Melinda Frederick Oklahoma Robert Morey Nella Mansfield St. Louis Katie.b. Hicks Jorliett Nadine Emery Lincoln Nadine

Wesleyan Guild Meets With Mrs Cox In July Session

The Wesleyan Guild met Monday evening with Mrs. W. M. Cox. Devotionals led by Mrs. William Boyd featured songs poems and talks. Mae Eagan led the lesson with talks by Margaret Cox Mary Watson and Ruth Willett. Next meeting planned with Mrs. William Boyd in July.

Wesleyan Guild W. M. Cox William Boyd Mae Eagan Margaret Cox Mary Watson Ruth Willett

Piano Recital at Christian Church features Kinmundy students

On June 11 from 7 to 8 p.m. Miss Myrtle Hill's piano students from Kinmundy present a recital at the Christian Church in Patoka NL. The program includes works by Pugh Burnam Foltz Crawford Parker and others, with several pieces to be announced. Mr and Mrs Marcus Cox visited St Louis for business Thursday.

Myrtle Hill Kinmundy Christian Church Patoka Marjorie Pugh Edna Mae Burnam Grandma Nancy Foltz Apple Blossom Mana Zucca Dream Boat Marie Crawford Castanets Helen Parker Margie Goff Susan Schmitt Lois Marie Britt Patsy Watson Mrs. Marcus Cox St. Louis

Card of Thanks from Mrs. L. E. Green

Mrs. L. E. Green expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kind wishes calls ecards and flowers during illness in a brief thank you card.

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