Leslie Walker Weds Indianapolis Bride in Effingham Ceremony
Miss Mary Belle Singer of Indianapolis married Leslie Walker of Patoka Illinois at the Stephens home Effingham Illinois in a noon ceremony. Rev Vernon officiated with a luncheon for thirty, guests included family from Indianapolis Patoka Centralia Vernon and Chicago area with out of town relatives listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Belle Singer
Oscar Singer
Indianapolis
Leslie Walker
Patoka
Illinois
M. D. Walker
T. S. Stephens
Effingham
Virginia Singer
Francis Walker
Patricia Singer
LeLengrein
Walter Parks
Centralia
Vernon
Presbyterian Church
Stephens
WGN
Vir Singer
Irvin Singer
Patricia
Chas. Roth
John Breyerscroffer
Margaret Kline
Ind
March Birthday Reunion Ties Family in Assumption
A. L. Irvin hosts a March birthday reunion at his daughter’s home near Assumption Illinois. Guests include T. P. Hoffman Grace Chance T. E. Irvin Ora Hoffman Hazel Decatur Janice Hoffman Nichols Ballance and others. A March birthday dinner features fried chicken ice cream and cakes. The gathering closes with all departing in the evening and a quip about March coming more than once a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Irvin
Assumption
T. P. Hoffman
Grace Chance
T. E. Irvin
Ora Hoffman
Hazel
Decatur
Kenneth
Wayne
Louise
Eunice Hoffman
Janice Hoffman
A. D. Nichols
Selah May
Lucille Nichols
F. B. Ballance
Pretty
Margaret Ballance
A. L. Walton
John Chance
Edgar Irvin
Ray Irvin
Wichita Falls
Texas
In Memoriam for Ella Steele
In loving memory of mother and grandmother Ella Steele who died one year ago on March 30 1934. The verse recalls a year of sorrow and faith with references to heaven and a crown earned after suffering here. Signed by Mr and Mrs Frank Snyder and Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Steele
Frank Snyder
Albert Meador Killed Walking on Hard Road
Albert Meador longtime Vernon resident was fatally struck by a speeding Chevrolet coupe while walking between Sandoval and Carlyle. He died Monday in Breeze hospital after injuries including a fractured skull and multiple broken bones. Survived by five daughters and five sons. funeral at Pentecostal Church with interment in the Meadoro cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Meador
Vernon
Sandoval
Carlyle
Breeze
Breeze Hospital
Meador
Albert Nelson Meador
Simeon
Sarah Meador
Lotta Epperson
Marida
Mr. Meador
Etta Ward
Brownstown
Frances
Anna Forbes
Vandalia
Rada Morrison
Terre Haute
Ind
Mary Enlow
Ernest
Green Valley
Ill
Herman
Napersville
Leslie
Tremont
Wesley
Bunker Hill
Orval
Philip
William
Sterling
Elzora Grulich
Martiruz
Calif
Sophia Curran
Shobonney
Pentecostal Church
Monroe Smith
Tripper
Meadoro
Mrs J W Arnold Buried Monday
Permelia Jane Robb born December 21 1852 in Foster township married James W Arnold and lived in Foster. She had five children Elmer Sam Orie Jol s and an infant. Survived by husband three sons a daughter 17 grandchildren 9 great grandchildren sister and brother. Funeral Monday March 25 at Arnold Chapel Church with Rev J M Smith officiating. interment Sandy Branch Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Permelia Jane Robb
Samuel
Aene
Robb
Foster Township
Anes W. Arnold
Elmer
Sam
Orie
Jols Green
Doris Jones
Dalé Arnold
Methodist Episcopal Church
Arnold Chapel
Jeems
Meek
Mary Walker
Sandy Branch Cemetery
Mrs Wm Ververs Back Home After Cadillac Visit
Mrs. Wm. Ververs returned Sunday evening from Cadillac Michigan where she was called to be by her mother’s bedside before she died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Ververs
Cadillac, Mich
Marion County Woman's Club Holds Spring Meeting in Patoka
The Marion County Federation of Women's Clubs gathered at the Patoka Methodist Church with 55 members from Salem Iuka Centralia and Patoka. Programs included poetry reviews vocal solos exhibitions of crafts and a tea hosted by Patoka Club, highlighting club work and county cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County Woman's Club
Patoka
Methodist Church
Salem
Iuka
Centralia
R. V. Jordan
McGuire
Mesdames
W. W. Murfin
G. J
Boles
H. B. Bryan
Albert Crus
Livesay and Lee Wedding in Salem Illinois
On March 20 at 6 30 pom the marriage of Gerald Livesay of Vernon and Opal Lee of Salem was performed by County Clerk Orville Hawkins at the Salem Court House. Witnesses were Dale Whitehurst and wife. Opal Lee is a longtime Salem resident employed at S S Shoe Co. Gerald Livesay works with his father in their Vernon garage business. A traditional charivari and kitchen shower followed at the Livesay home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Livesay
Vernon
Opal Lee
Salem
Illinois
Orville Hawkins
Dale Whitehurst
S. S. Shoe Co
C. O. Livesay
Livesay
Death of Thomas Towler at Centralia Hospital
Thomas Towler died Wednesday evening at Centralia hospital after a surgical operation for appendicitis. A lifelong Patoka resident of sixty five years he was known for farming and small business ventures. He leaves widow Clara Towler, daughter Ellen Murray, and four sons Clifford Ralph Bert and Fred Towler all of Patoka. Funeral from Mound Chapel Church planned for Friday. The bereaved family and friends extend heartfelt sympathy. Wenton Wright and family visited in Mt Vernon J W Alexander were business visitors in Mt Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Towler
Centralia Hospital
Clifford
Ralph
Bert
Fred Towler
Patoka
Mound Chapel
New Leaders Named for 1935 Marion County Corn-Hog Group
Lucian Gaston of Haines Township was elected president and treasurer of the Marion County Corn-Hog Control Association at a Salem reorganization meeting. Roger C. Young is vice president, Clyde St Clair is the third member of the allotment committee, and Lee Britt serves as alternate. A fiscal committee, including Gaston and St Clair, will oversee expenses and the 1935 budget. The 1935 slate comes from 444 county farmers who signed corn-hog contracts. community committeemen also elected. The bond for the treasurer must be approved before taking office. The association will administer AAA programs and begin with community yield determinations and the county appraisal school set for April 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucian Gaston
Haines Township
Marion County Corn-Hog Control Association
Salem
Gaston
Roger C. Young
Clyde St. Clair
Meacham Township
Lee Britt
Carrigan Township
Mr. St. Clair
Gaton
A. J. Tockstein
W. C. Lowe
Kinmundy
G. C. Doolen
H. B. Brasel
T. E. Robb
Meacham
M. H. Phillips
Roy Misselbrook
Carrigan
Lee Brill
W. T. Campbell S. L. Ticknor
Tonti
G. W. Jett
F. H Leckrone
Laura. Carter
Alma
C. B. Tiestan
Roy W. Stephens
G. W. Shaffer
Omega
G. Fh. Leunon
Paul & Odin
T. Kevin Mason
F. Youngwnship
Roger
Elmer Squibbnson
Joe, Boynton
Ken
AAA
Association For 1935
College of Agriculture
University of Illinois
Blackburn
Association
Reorganized County Association
M E Church South Saturday Conference Services
The Patoka Church hosts a Saturday 2 80 p m business session of the M E Church South Conference with Elder Rev C F Corzine preaching at Zion at 7 30 p m. Sunday services include morning and evening sermons at Patoka Church and Zion respectively with an invitation to worship.
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Patoka
C. F. Corzine
Zion
Patoka Church
Belcher and Adams Guests With Relatives in Decatur
Mr and Mrs John J Belcher and Mr and Mrs Frank Adams were weekend guests with relatives in Decatur. The card notes a family visit and leisure time during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Belcher
Frank Adams
Decatur
Veterans Visit New Chevrolet Baltimore Plant
Twenty four Chevrolet plant veterans aged about 71 will tour Baltimore’s new assembly plant. Delegates from Oakland, Kansas City, St. Louis, Indianapolis, Atlanta, Wooodward, Toledo, Tarrytown, Bloomfield, Janesville, Detroit, Saginaw, Bay City and Flint depart March 19 to inspect the facility and visit nearby historic sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickers
Chevrolet Motor Company
Baltimore
Chevrolet
Mount Vernon
Capitol
Washington
Oakland
Cal
Kansas City
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Atlanta
Woorwood
Toledo
Tarrytown
N. Y
Bloomfield
N. J
Janesville
Wis
Detroit
Saginaw
Bay City
Flint
Mich
Th Hs
Chick sexing no mystery but it may be expensive
University of Illinois extension specialist H H Alp notes sexing chicks is not mysterious but may not suit all flocks. He cites higher costs, mortality risk, and revenue from cockerels as key factors in whether sexed chicks reduce overall raising costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Alp
College of Agriculture
University of Illinois
Alp
Illinois
College
Sanitary Milk Producers Plan Participation in National Dairy Show
Sanitary Milk Producers invite Dairymen to join the 1935 National Dairy Exhibiton in St Louis October 12 to 19. M E Bone of Vandalia, the cooperative’s rep, received notice that the event will attract exhibitors from 25 states and Canada and draw about 130000 attendees in prior years. The show, co sponsored by Sanitary Milk Producers, aims to boost dairy outlets in the St Louis area alongside related conventions and a horse show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanitary Milk Producers
St. Louis
M. E. Bone
Vandalia
States
Canada
Middle-West
Internationl Associatio of Milk Dealers
International Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers
Obituary of Mrs Thomas N Phillips
Mrs. Thomas N Phillips died March 20 1935 at her Cadillac Michigan home after heart trouble and complications. She was 77, born July 11 1857 in Hillsboro Texas, married in Patoka Illinois in 1880, later lived in Weldon and Hoxeyville before moving to Cadillac in 1926. Surviving husband ten children fourteen grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral services were held Thursday at Sinclair funeral home with Rev Ray Merrill presiding. Burial Maple Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas N. Phillips
Cadilac
Mich
Hoxeyville
Myo. Phillips
Cadillac
Phillips
Methodist Church
Thomas Edwin
Mary Galaway
Weklon
Annie Brown
Greenridge
Bessie Bowman
Hastings
Neb
Bhstlela Ververs
Patoka
Ill
Myre
Clara Brooks
Alberta Laney
C. P. Phillips
J. L., Phillips
Detroit
J. A. Phillips
W. V. Phillips
Peoria
Phillips Jeuh
Sinclair Funeral Home
Maple Hill
Ray W. Merrill
First Methodist Church
Christian Science Lesson Sermon Highlights March 24
Sunday lessons in Christian Science Churches center on spiritual law and healing. The Golden Text cites Habakkuk 2 19 while James 1 24 25 warns against mere hearing without action. Passages from Science and Health urge emerging from matter into Spirit through growth and morality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matter
Churches of Christ
Libery
Femmson
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Memoriam
J. W. Arnold
OF County Federation OF Woman’s Club
Livesay-Lee
Wenton Wright
Walker
M. E. Church, South
Verterans
Sanitary
Christian Science Churches