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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1952
Page
4
The article promotes the Smart Shop in Centralia run by Mrs Fay Striebinger. It touts courteous service and a fine line of ladies wear. It invites shoppers to visit and see the latest summer fashions from the congenial owner and her sales staff.
Acknowledging A A Reeves who recently took charge of Herron's drug jewelers in Centralia the note praises his splendid service and business integrity. It lauds his friendly demeanor civic volunteering and wide circle of friends noting his positive impact on the city and its projects.
The article lauds George Edler of the Coca Cola Bottling Co for balancing business success with commitment to public welfare. It notes his willingness to pause personal work for city projects and his status as a leading Centralia citizen, valued for hard work, ability, and concern for others.
The article extols C. N. Carter of the Carter Tractor Company for his progressive public spirit and business acumen. It highlights his influence on Centralia’s reputation, community service, and long standing integrity, noting ongoing contributions to both the local economy and civic life.
The Francois duo Glen and Jennie of Centralia Home Laundry at 616 West Keal St are praised for their business excellence and civic involvement. Their dedication to service and cheerful partnership strengthens the town’s progress and community projects.
Richard Bousman of Centralia Processing Co. is highlighted as a pivotal business leader active in civic life. The tribute notes his loyalty to the city, support for worthy projects, and influential role in Centralia’s progress, reflecting public appreciation for his reliability and community leadership.
In this issue the paper highlights L. B. Cantrell of Cantrell's Dixcel Service Station as a progressive central figure in Centralia. He is commended for civic responsibility and dependable service, with a record of achievement noted as a source of city pride.
Centralia readers are told of Blanche Staninger owner of the Egyptian Academy of Beauty Culture at 215 Broadway. She trains students to be expert beauticians and supports civic movements while modest about her work.
The article extols J A Casey of Butane Sales & Service Co as a dependable LPG distributor and respected Centra lia citizen. It notes his honesty skill and business ability and credits his civic backing for projects once thought doomed. It offers congratulations and best wishes for future success.
Walter Crane of Crane's Gulf Service Station in Centralia receives public recognition for his community service and progressive approach to business. The writeup praises his daily benefits to motorists, cheerful customer service, and active involvement in city projects, highlighting his integrity and leadership.
Two Centralia residents, Misses Bessie and Mary Anderson of the Cottage Cafe, praised for home cooking and courteous service. They are lauded for honest business practices, strong community involvement, and efforts that helped put Centralia on the map as an up and coming city.
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