12 Drilling Rigs Moved Into Patoka Oil Field
Obituary and community notice recount the life of John Franklin Thomason born October 26, 1872 in Cumberland County Illinois. He died April 29 1937 aged 64 years 5 months 3 days leaving a wife Rose Lee two sons and several relatives. Funeral services were held May 1 at the Christian Church with interment in Pratt cemetery. A card of thanks from Rose Thomason and family follows along with local business visits to Patoka.
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John Franklin Thomason
Cumberland County
Illinois
Rose Lee
Lee
Thomason
George
Moweaqua
Ill
Jessie Bright
Saskachewan
Canada
Cliffie Peters
Greenup
Harry Thomason
Fayette County
Moneaqua
Fred Kennedy
Moneacrta
Imyr
Tom Pollard
Marie Strineer
Assumption
Orvillé Youmper
Pana
Russell
Geo. Rutger
Herrick
Bennie Peters
Mandy McCarty Ard
Mary Kelley
Frank
St. Louis
Nathan Smith
Centralia
Minnie Donoho
Walker Caldwell
Mattie Smith
Sam Cozad
Odin
Flora Hurst
Smithboro
Ella Shreffler
Elva Sullens
Herschel Shreffler
Alma
Rose Thomason
Brothers and Sisters
Miss Anna Belcher and M D Ballance Married at Odin
Miss Anna Belcher wed Maurice D Ballance in a 4 o'clock Odin ceremony read by Rev R E Willis. The couple, both Patoka graduates, will reside in Patoka after a supper and well wishes from friends.
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Anna Belcher
M. D. Ballance
Odin
Anna, Belcher
Maurice D. Ballance
R. E. Willis
Leo Ballance
Ruth Pugh
Patoka
Centralia
Eastern Illinois Teachers College
Charleston
Jones School
Maurice
Carbondale
Southern Illinois Normal University
Illinois Conference
M. E. Church South
Englin
Woman's Club May Breakfast Announcement
The Woman's Club will hold its May breakfast Friday May 14 1937 at 10 00 a m due to the Junior and Senior banquet on May 8 1937 The program includes Regular Club session music and a playlet Do You Believe in Fairies Memorial Chairman Mrs S f Seurgeon.
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Seurgeon
Jones School Patrons Honor Teacher With Surprise Dinner
Patrons of the Jones school district arranged a Friday April 30 surprise dinner for teacher Miss Anna Belcher. A noon picnic featured baskets of food, games, and a pleasant afternoon. Mrs Ballance, formerly Miss Belcher, is re employed for the coming term. Attendees included J A Bassett Merle Jones H H Jones A D Nichols Charles Arnold Hobart Arnold and families along with Mrs C A Walton Mrs Edith Souter and others from Salem.
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Jones School
Anna Belcher
A. D. Nichols
Charles Arnold
Hobart Arnold
C. A. Walton
Edith Souter
Ella Foster
Clara Frizzell
Pethard
Tucille
Wanda Marshall
Claud Smith
Salem
Patoka Grade School Commencement Exercises Highlight Week
The Patoka grade school held a Wednesday evening commencement in the gymnasium with pink and white decorations and spring flowers. Seven graduates presented the program as the school orchestra performed, Rev. F. M. McKinney delivered the keynote on Go Forward, and honors were awarded to Anna Wasem and Edgar Rogier for citizenship. Diplomas were presented by M. Walker. Local residents, visitors from Sullivan Illinois, and relatives joined the event, followed by a study of the year’s achievements and community remarks.
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Patoka
H. N. Tstts
F. M. McKinney
M. E. Church
South
M. Rogier
Clem Doolen
Vernon
Amricas Legion
Anna Wasem
Edgar Rogier
C. M. Rogier
American Legion
M. T. Walker
Patoka Board of Directors
Patoka Oil Field rigs surge as wells rise fast
Thirteen wells started and four completed with work progressing on eight more as rigs move into Patoka area. Two new rigs arrived, bringing total to twelve. operations center on Meryman farm and nearby sites with several producers already in operation.
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Sam Pugh
Patoka
Adams Louisana Company
Sevnth
Meryman Farm
Meryman
Taylor Driling Co
Tayor Company
Patoka Churches Set Revival Start May Ninth
The M. E. Church South Patoka holds Sunday School at 9 30 a m and preaching at 10 45 a m and 1 23 p m Epworth League meets Friday at 7 30 p m Zion church offers Sunday School at 10 a m and worship at 7 30 p m A revival begins at the Patoka church on Sunday May 9.
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Patoka
Epworth League
Walter Mivelev Returns Home From Seymour Telegraph Work
Walter Mivelev came back Friday to his home after several weeks serving as a telegraph operator in Seymour.
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Walter Mivelev
Seymour
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Rob Holt
Stringtown
Register Office
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Waverly
Frank Thomson
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Dwig
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St. Pierre
John Brown
Ossawane
Bhar Poe
Connecticut
New Haven
Paul von Hindenburg
Republic
Virginia
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Victoria
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East St. Louis
Parker
Vandalia
Carrie Darner A. M
Dr. Bost
A. P
Wigington
Glasco
Makanda
Sara Atwood
St. Elmo
A. Coductor
Mrs. Delassus
Marshall
Sisson
Joybelle Squibbs
Marie Andereck
Sandoval
Ada
Vada Purvis
Ruth
Isabel Hourigam
Esther
Hazel Anderick
Martha
Fyke
Electa
Pansy Wasem
Hammond Gaston
Sullivan, Ill
Veretta Outhouse
Alberta Murray
Little Daughter
Albert Cruse
Mattie Hicks
Oklahoma
Ed Gray
Roy Jones
Darvin
Don Wilson
Newton
Lawrenceville
Robinson
Pa- Patoka
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Burgess
Walter Adams
Harold Jolliff
Jeff Smith
DuComb
Vernon DuComb Farm
Here
Allison
Adams
Sam Puch
Boye Farm
Geo, Failing Drilling Co
Enid
Okla
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Chas
Starr
Dupo
Lydeker
Wiser Oil Co. Drilling
Wiser Oil Company
Seth Martin Farm
Keystone
Murfin
Dr. Murfin
Big
Cypress Oil Company
Claude Adams
Texas
Max Conrey
Frank Bachman
Rig
E. P. Crum
F. E. Frederick
Bloomington
National Drilling
Allendale
Marion Elis
M. E. Church, South