Local Folks Attend Snowville Church Singing Event
Mrs. Sadie Black of Harvey Illinois visits daughter Mrs. Hester Kennedy and family. Elva Sullens moves with family to a new home near Selmaville. Bill Headley moves to Elva Sullens farm. James Slater and Junior Gray attend a singing convention at Snowville Church south of Iuka Sunday afternoon.
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Sadie Black
Harvey, Ill
Hester Kennedy
Elva Sullens
Selmaville
Bill Headley
James Slater
Junior Gray
Snowville Church
Iuka
Ladies Aid
Helen Deadmond
Warren Osborn
Navy
Clifon
Centralia
Given’s Chapel
Snoville
Alvin Gray
Alma
Judson Stuts
Mt. Carmel
Eva May
Ruby Powell
Freda
Olive Sanders
Emily Hesket
Neighborhood social notes with visits and events
Sunday gatherings marked by visits among Mrs. Lou Pritchett Mrs. Dana Somerville and Mrs. J B Stuts. Alma sale attendees. Local families plus church and civic activities are listed with names and places such as Given's Chapel Snoville Alma Mt Carmel Centralia and Tonti Township. Tony Clark nominated for Assessor on the Democratic ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Sullens
Hazel Barlow
Salem
Lyle
Betty Slater
Elvin
Viola Powell
George Davidson
Cubbaze Chapel
Tony Clark
Tonti Township
Eaglin Neighbors Club Meeting At Stella Britt Home
Eaglin Neighbors Club gathered at Stella Britt's residence for a day of social time and a business session led by president Neema Mack. Twelve members attended with guests Frances Smith and her son, plus Roger Joe, Jimmie Gergeni, Larry Britt, and Johnnie Tate. Next gathering scheduled with Doris Tate on March 9.
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Eaglin
Stella Britt
Neema Mack
Edith Thalman
Lulu Hanson
Frances Smith
Tommy Charles Dean Thalman
Roger Joe
Jimmie Gergeni
Larry Britt
Johnnie Tate
Doris Tate
Patoka Indians Triumph over Odin in Key Victory
Patoka defeated Odin 44 to 37 as Stringer and Talbot each scored 13 for Patoka while Purcely and Beord led Odin. The game capped a season praised for Patoka’s coaching and historic district success across multiple years.
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Patoka
Odin
Indians
Stringer
Paotka
Purcely
Talbot
Paoka
Purdley
Wes Griffin
Beckemeyer
Breese
Marion County Farmers Submit 1945 Conservation Plans
Marion County farmers are submitting 1945 crop and livestock plans to the county AAA office. County AAA chairman Mr. Beard reports a preliminary survey shows most farmers intend to pursue conservation practices and earn conservation payments.
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County Aaa
AAA
Beard
Marion County
AAA Committee
Marion County Aaa
Vernon W.C.T.U. February Meeting Notes
The Vernon W C T U met at Mrs. George Walton's home with eleven members and nine guests. Helen Betts led the meeting. prayers, songs, a poem by Ruth Lawson, and scripture by Emma Walton were part of the program. Reports were read and old business discussed with the county president and three other ladies present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon W. C. T. U
George Walton
Helen Betts
Jesus
John Curtis
Ellen Walton
Gladys Wernsman
Ruth Lawson
Emma Walton
W C T U Meeting At Gladys Wernsman Hosts Cookies
The Centralio Union reports a meeting with Mrs Adams and Mrs Prill presenting Francis Willard life history. Members bake cookies for soldiers for March at Gladys Wernsman. Honor Roll Board names added. Benediction given. Refreshments served by Mrs Walton and Emma Walton. Doris Kleeman, reporter.
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Centalio Union
Adams
W. E. Walton
Emma Walton
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Mary Hines
Gray
Frankie
Clarence Smith
Ada Kret
Walupa
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Patoka, Ill
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Hill’s Store
Doolen’s Store
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War Food Administration
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Army
Srringer
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O’neal
Davidson Odin
Meyers Pureley
McConnell Eaglin Smith
Tate Risinger
Marion CO
ACA News
Doris Kleeman
Crawfords
Mobil Oil and Gas
COX & Martin Funeral Homes
Patoka Sandoval
Old Capitol
S. Sixth St
Edward C. Cocagne
Vandalia
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John F. Anderson
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