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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1952
Page
3
A tribute profile highlights Wilbur E Heaton of Centralia Marble and Granite Works across from the post office. The piece notes his dependable monument and tombstone design work and his active support of public projects. It praises his experience and community ties.
In Centralia a review highlights Lois Kline of Charm Beauty Shop at 230 West McCord Street for permanent waving and scalp treatment and for civic contributions. She is praised as a loyal citizen aiding local projects and progress in Centralia and vicinity.
Central City honors Roy A. Farnsworth of Farnsworths Shell Service at 331 South Commercial Street and his Custard Stand for long standing civic contributions. The profile highlights his generous community support, upright business practices, and broad friendships.
In Centralia a group of progressive residents extols Fred W Freimuth, a Ford tractor and Dearborn Farm Equipment dealer. He is lauded for business success and substantial public service, with neighbors expressing public admiration for his contributions and character.
A humorous clipping notes South America suffering in freezing conditions while St. Louis County endures 90 to 101 degree heat. It contrasts past heat stories with current heat waves and recalls a 14 below zero reading in Argentina as a stark contrast.
The DeLuxe Cafe owner John P Contos is praised for his business success and community service in Centralia. He offers meals from snacks to seven course dinners and will deliver any time. The piece lauds his generosity, friendship, and civic contributions, wishing him continued success.
A local portrait praises Norman C Baker of the Centralia News Co for his up to date newspaper range and civic spirit. He is described as a familiar, energetic figure in Centralia always ready to help with projects and community service. The note commends his cheerfulness, skill, and broad town impact.
Two Centralia business leaders, R. H. Sprehe and G. W. Rohman of Centralia Cartage, are praised for long distance hauling and dependable public service. The piece commends their safety efficiency and courtesy, plus civic involvement and community welfare contributions.
In Centralia a profile praises C R Miller of the Centralia Basket and Box Co for his strong leadership in business and his role as a top distributor of fertilizer in Southern Illinois. The piece commends his civic support and ongoing commitment to community development and growth.
The Centralia Frozen Food Locker plant owners Vernon Simpkins and Dwight Frederick are highlighted as dependable business leaders with strong local ties. The piece praises their upright operations, trusted advice to residents, and steady support for community projects across Centralia and surrounding areas.
The passage praises C O Lowery of the Centralia Service and Oil Co distributor of Mobilgas products. It notes his aggressive yet genial personality and ethical business conduct. It credits him with aiding Centralia’s standing as a regional business center and extends congratulations on his success and public service.
The Centralia issue highlights F A Clem of the Implement Sales and Willys Auto Dealer, calling him progressive and fair minded. He is praised for contributing to community projects and advancing the city’s forward looking reputation. The write up expresses gratitude for his public service and support.
A tribute highlights R. E. Baker of the tin shop bearing his name as a skilled heating and sheet metal authority. It praises his professional reputation and extensive community involvement, noting his willingness to serve neighbors and civic duties. Readers are invited to join in the praise.
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