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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1946

Page

4

Shattuc Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Mrs. Lester Bennett and daughter Mary Jo and Dan Bennett visited Mrs. Frank Stein Friday. Centralia shoppers included Mrs. William Hill and others. Roy Noller of O'Fallon spent the weekend with the Smiths and Sharon Patterson. Orville and John Adams purchased the O C Keister store. Ione Terry from S I N U visited her parents. The Stein and Keister families hosted Friday evening visits.

Lester Bennett Mary Jo Dan Bennett Frank Stein Roy Noller O’fallon Arthur Smith Sharon Patterson Orville John Adams O. C. Keister Ione Terry Frank Terry Franz, Stein Otto Keister Sidney Robert Keister

Social notes and visits from Sandoval residents

Fred Chance Jr. travels from Los Angeles after the death of his uncle George Klotz. Out-of-town visitors include Anna Beltzhoover St. Louis Mary Beltzhoover Washington DC and John Beltzhoover Floresville. Many locals and relatives attend events from Chicago to Jacksonville and St. Louis with trips, family gatherings, and a Browns Yankee game.

Fred Chance Jr Los Angeles California George Klotz Margaret Beltzhoover Anna Beltzhoover St. Louis Mary Beltzzhoover Washington, D. C John Beltzhoover Floresville Texas Frank Hagedorn Dale Sandoval J. E. Roberts Jacksonville Illinois College Fred Hagedorn Maurice Quick

Birthday Celebrations and Local Encounters Report

Fairman friends honored Mrs. Otto Heinke at the Heinrich home Friday evening for her birthday on June 14. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. David Kissell Ralph Schauber and family and Mrs. William Tinkler of Odin. A birthday cake and ice cream were served. Children’s Day Program at Carrigan Church will follow Sunday School on Sunday June 28. An invitation is extended to all. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Briscoe and daughters visited the Briscoe home Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Briscoe and family called on Mrs. Minnie Merten of Fairman. Mrs. Ackley of Santa Monica California will be remembered as Harriett Laubmayer daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Laubmayer. Richard Meredith and nephew Bob Smith are home from school for a few days. Misses Emma Lou Seidel and friends Betty Maloy and Marie Bradford, employed at Bloomington, came home for the weekend and left Sunday afternoon. Leon Talka was a local business caller who plans to occupy his home soon with family. Mr. and Mrs. Will Reid were dinner guests at Leo Kennedy’s home. Mrs. McClaren was an afternoon caller. Mr. and Mrs. Troy Simmons and family of San Diego California visited neighbors in the area last. Mr. and Mrs. David Richardson and relatives of Michigan City Indiana called here Friday afternoon for burial of their three months old infant. Our sympathy to the bereaved.

Heinrich Home Evneing Otto Heinke David Kissell Ralph Schauber William Tinkler Odin Minnie Merten Fairman Ackley Santa Monica California Harriett Laubmayer Ben Laubmayer

Now Back Your Future Savings Bonds Appeal

The article promotes savings bonds as a patriotic investment aligned with the flag and wartime heritage. It references the Mount Suribachi statue near the Navy Department in Washington and urges citizens to continue investing part of their earnings, framing it as devotion to the flag.

Mount Surabachi Navy Department Washington, D. C U.S. Treasury Department

Mrs Gladys Cameron Aids Unwell Father T J Kennedy

Mrs Gladys Cameron is at home assisting with the care of her father T J Kennedy who is not so well at this writing.

Gladys Cameron T. J. Kennedy

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