Island Chapel News Weekend Visits and Local Events
Mr and Mrs Darrel Atchison weekend in Indiana visiting relatives. Mrs Lula Sharp with daughter Gaylord Smith and family at Sandoval. Patoka Panthers 4 H Club met Monday at the high school for monthly meeting with Buzz Miller serving refreshments. Linda Davis visited parents and attended Spring Concert. Pat Sharp hosted Junior Play Cast after play practice. Nell Quayle Paul Lula Sharp and Clara Jones attended open house at Salem nursing home. Marines man Larry Faughn returned from Viet Nam and is on leave with his wife and daughter at the Gaylord Smiths in Sandoval. Weekend guests included Gary Weinken Kristie of Champaign and Donnie Smith of Bloomington IL. Orval Sharp family visited Brownstown to see Evert Schaub. Attendance contest at Methodist Church with men as losers plan a supper Saturday at 7 00 PM led by Rev Philippe Don Towler June Mullen and Frank Hinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patoka Panthers
Larry Faughn
U. S
Viet Nam
Great Lakes Hospital
Chicago
Nancy
Gaylord Smith
Methodist Church
Rev
Phillippe
Don Towler
June Mullen
Frank Hinton
Local visitors and hospital notes from Vandalia and Centralia
Mrs Betty Johnson and daughter visited Mrs Claudia Johnson of Nilopolis Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Dwight Britt and children visited Mr and Mrs Rolla Spark of Nashville Saturday. Mrs Anna Britt visited her daughter Mr and Mrs Charles Meryman Charles and Mary Ann Saturday. Velva Mullens is a medical patient in Fayette County Hospital in Vandalia. Mrs Cecil Martin returned home Friday from St Marys Hospital in Centralia where she has been a patient for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Johnson
Claudia Johnson
Nliopolis
Mrs
Dwight
Britt
Rolla Spark
Nashville
Anna Britt
Charles Meryman
Charles
Mary Ann
Velva Mullens
Fayette County Hospital
Vandalia
Cecil Martin
St Mary’s Hospital
Centralia
Open House, Funeral, and Family Moves in Centralia and Boulder
Mrs Hilda Adams Darlene Mrs Helen Feather and David Mrs Mary Chandler attended the Murray Center open house in Centralia Sunday. Walter Paine of Kell attended Edward Defend's funeral Thursday and visited his uncle Melvin Belcher. The Willie Edwards family moved to the first house north of Prairie View School on the Boulder road Carlyle. Bill Alice Edwards visited the funeral home and Mrs Maude Brumfield and sister Mrs Virden Towler. Mrs Sandra Murfin and Mrs Mary Chandler shopped in Vandalia on Tuesday. Maude Brumfield visited Sunday with her brother Mr and Mrs Melvin Belcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Adams
Darlene
Helen Feather
David
Mary Chandler
Murray Center
Centralia
Walter Paine
Kell
Edward Defend
Melvin Belcher
Willie Edwards
Boulder
Prairie View School
Boulder Road
Carlyle
Bill
Alice Edwards
Maude Brumfield
Virden Towler
Sandra Murfin
Vandalia
Melvin. Belcher
Weekend visits and a church rally in Illinois and Missouri
Local families share weekend visits with relatives in Litchfield Centralia Tolono and Vera. A baby boy arrived April 26. A Holiness Rally at Greenridge Church is announced for May 8 at 2 00 pm with Bro Parl Stevens delivering the message. Battery and electrical failures caused 28 percent of 1964 car breakdowns and British built gas turbines and radar for ships are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenridge Church
Parl Stevens
God
Charlie Pugh
Carlyle Indians Shut Out Warriors 7 0
Carlyle hurl er Roger Boyd silenced the Warriors on 5 hits as Ron Jones took the defeat. Warriors managed only five hits led by Padberg Landreth Carter and Luke Walker. The streak shows a 2 2 record with district play looming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle
Indians
Warriors
Roger Boyd
Ron Jones
Fighting Warriors
Padberg
Landreth
Carterdouble
Luke Walker
Centralia
Patoka Band Variety Show Opens May Evening Fundraiser
On Thursday May 19 the Patoka High School Band presents Show Boat a musical variety show in the school gym at 8 00 p m Tickets are from band members donation 75 cents for adults 50 cents for students proceeds to the Band Uniform Fund The Melonettes mellerdramer and novelty acts appear in a family friendly program
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patoka High School
Kinmundy Alumni Banquet Plans Reunion
Kinmundy-Alma High School Alumni Association announces the annual Alumni Banquet on Saturday May 28 at 6 30 p m in the Kinmundy Grade School Cafeteria. Reservations due May 25 contact Mrs Charles Kline or Mrs Ray Ingram. Tickets 175 with payment. Speaker will be Charles Wood FBI agent Centra lia area. Last year about 260 attended and this year's graduates will be guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinmundy-Alma High School
Dwight C. Day
Alumni Association
Kinmundy
Charles Kline
Ray Ingram
Charles Wood
Centralia
FBI
Savings Bonds March Illinois Sales Hit 27 Percent of Quota
Marion County residents bought 115414 in Series E and H bonds in March led by Ambrose W Harbert and Kenneth Milan. Illinois state sales reached 34765549, up 14.1 percent from last March and 7.6 percent of national 457 million. First quarter Illinois purchases were 27 percent of the 348 million annual quota. In sports, Centralia beat Warriors 10 0 after a 14 0 win and 7 0 loss in other games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
United States Savings
Ambrose W. Harbert
Centralia
Illinois
Kenneth Milan
Salem
General County
Savings
Arnold J. Raven
Treasury
Savings Bonds
Last Arch
Morey and Nattier Visit Struebings in Sorento
Mrs. Ruth Nattier and Mrs. Merle Morey ate dinner at the Abe Lincoln Cafe in Vandalia Sunday then visited Rev. and Mrs. G. C. Struebing in Sorento Illinois. Rev. Struebing has been ill for months and is confined to home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Nattier
Merle Morey
Vandalia
Sorento
Illinois
Rev
G. C. Struebing
Struebings
Rev. Struebing
Funeral and visit notices fill Posum Trot news
Mrs Roberta Williams and son Paul Jr attend Deputy Treasurer Frank Kalberkamt's funeral at Garnier Funeral Home Centralia Saturday afternoon. Mrs Robert Carter and sons Alfred and Douglas visit with Jett parents Monday afternoon. Alvin and Alpha Gray visit with Stevens Monday. W L Heskett business visitors in Salem Monday. Carl Williams leads National Guard convoy to Southern Illinois Sunday. Homer Osborns visit Cape Girardeau Friday night. Paul B Williams employed near Effingham the last two days. Rita Williams and children visit Alma relatives Saturday. Charles Fulton visits St Louis hospital with Robert Fulton last week. Granddaughter Mary Alice Spence visited Albion family. Alvin and Alpha Gray visit Patoka area friends last week. Arab horse quote on ideal neck curve and tea cup nose ends阳.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Williams
Paul, Jr
Frank Kalberkamt
Garnier Funeral Home
Centralia
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Indiana
Lula Sharp
Sandoval
Linda Davis
Pat Sharp
Nell Quayle
Paul
Clara Jones
the New Nursing
Vales
Lovely Line
U. Fine Pottery
the Smiths
Gary Weinken
Kristie
Champaign
Donnie Smith
Bloomington
Mrs. Orval Sharp
Brownstown
Evert Schaub
Shobonier
Harry McClintock
Jim Metzger
Dave Stone
Litchfield
John Schmitt
Gary Schmitt
Oklahoma
Claud Schmitt
Robert Bearden
Vera
Harley Hourigan
Victor Humphrey
Leta Biggs
Loren Morey
Holiness Rally
Frank Allender
Tolano
Tom Allender
Lyle Jones
Earnest Jones
Diana Hall
St. Louis
Wallie Hall
Moose
Hi Sports
Patoka
Carter
Jones
Morris Carter
Danny Garrett
Steve Cox
Jim Caudle
Blackhawk
Odin-Salem
Morey, Nattier
Robert Carter
Alfred and
Douglas
Charles Jett
Alvin and
Alpha Gray
Paul Stevens
W.L. Heskett
Carl Williams
National Guard
Southern Illinois
Homer Osborn
Don Osborn
Cape Girardeau, Missouri
Alvin Gray
Paul B.williams
Effingham
Rita Williams
Alma
Charles Fulton
Robert Fulton
Mary Alice Spence
Albion, Illinois
Alvin
Roy Ballance
Bernie Griffin
Walker’s Market & Drive-In
Mary
Vogue Shop
Odin
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