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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1930

Page

4

Rufus Bellamy Unseen Thread of Sandoval Pioneer

Lae Rufus Eugene Bellamy born Todd County Kentucky August 24 15 and died Sandoval May 11 1930 age 76. Survived by wife stepson Fred Hopwood three brothers and many relatives. Funeral held at Christian Church with E Goodin of East St. Louis officiating.

Rufus Eugene Bellamy Todd County Kentucky Sandoval James Sarah Bellamy Kenny Afcy Illinois Bellamy Patoka Florida Texas Rufus Fred Hopwood Jacksonville Fla George Richard Bellamy James G. Bellamy Slater Mo

Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Support

The Bellamy Johnson and Sherman families express heartfelt thanks to those who assisted during illness and after the death of a loved one. Mrs. R. E. Bellamy Mrs. Lona Johnson Byron Sherman value the community's kindness and support.

R. E. Bellamy Lona Johnson Byron Sherman

Sandoval P T A Holds Year End Meeting in High School Auditorium

The Sandoval Parent-Teacher Association convened for its final meeting of the school year in the high school auditorium led by new officers Mrs. Margaret Hawkins president and Eva Chambers secretary. A program featured readings, dialogues, a toy orchestra, piano solo, and a weather wisdom piece. The treasurer’s books were audited as correct, an exhibit of grade work was announced for May 23, and committees for the coming year were named.

Sandoval Parent-Teacher Association Moncay Audieee Margaret Hawkest Bivs Eva Chambers Fairchild Toy Symphony Orchestra Edith Lyons Marcella Harris Margaret Hagadorn Mary Taylor Weather Wisdom Mariam Archer Dorothy McVicker Glen Patterson LaVerne Deadmond Harold Joyce Winifred Mason Tabbott Yssy Amd Elizabeth Kennedy Cain

Local Club Names Committees and Plans September Meeting

Mrs Hazel Bellamy chairs Membership with Fre da Archer Della Reinhardt Jessie Crane and Justine Alexander on the committee. Finance led by Gladys Talmots with Ola Joyce and Essie Seidel. Hospitality with Maud Wilson and a roster including Ruby Harvey Marie Konrad Laura Day Daisy Stiles and Lloyd Green. Publicity headed by Elizabeth Andereck and Pearl McMaher Playground led by Terry Day Clarence Hartwell and Eva Chambers. Anna Peters directs Round Table Discussions. No further business. meeting adjourned until September.

Hazel Bellamy Freda Archer Della Reinhardt Jessie Crane Justine Alexander Gladys Talmots Ola Joyce Essie Seidel Maud Wilson Ruby, Harvey Marie Konrad Laura Day Daisy Stiles Lloyd Green Elizabeth Andereck Pearl McMaher Terry Day Clarence Hartwell Eva. Chambers Anna Peters

S C H S Typing Team Competes in Sectional Contest

S C H S entered the Sectional Typing Contest at Carbondale with James Wright Lena Kaehler Gertrude Dolsen and Frank Fizzon and Miss Kautz their Commercial teacher. The team won first in the Centralia District and placed second in Class B with a team average of 44 WPM. Shorthand team Which also competed posted 92.5 WPM but did not place. The winners advance to Bloomington for the state contest with trophies awarded to top teams and individuals.

James Wright Lena Kaehler Gertrude Dolsen Frank Fizzon Bloomington Carbondale James Vweright Gertrude’ Dorsey Harry “Shadgrass Commercal

Junior-Senior Class Banquet Invitations Issued

Invitations issued for the Junior-Senior banquet to be held May 14 in the Odd Fellows building. Ladies of the Cemetery Association will serve. The invitation mentions Charles Seidel of the Junior Class.

Odd: Fellows Ladies of the Cemetery Association Worcot Charles Seidel

Senior Class Play Delights Friday Night Audience

The senior class production The Charm School played Friday night to a crowded house. Performers were well placed with no dull moment in the plot. Miss Cassell, as coach, delivered her usual high class guidance.

Charm School Cassell

Methodist Church to Host Sunday Evening Exercises

Exercises will be given Sunday evening May 25 in the Methodist Church. Their motto is Thus end eth our first lesson.

Methodist Church

Royal Neighbor Lodge Meeting Report

Royal Neighbor Lodge met in regular session on Thursday evening with good attendance. After business, prizes were awarded to Mesdames Minnie Kiefer Eula Tracy Lena Dixon and Hester Giberson. Entertainment committee and refreshments were provided by Mrs. Milla Smith and Mrs. Jennie Patterson.

Royal Neighbor Lodge Lotto Minnie Kiefer Eula Tracy Lena Dixon Hester Giberson Milla Smith Jennie Patterson

Bridge Party at Wilson Home

Miss Mario Wilson entertained guests Tuesday evening at her home in Centralia with bridge for three tables. Honors went to Miss Helen Heag, Marty Higgins, and Miss Viola Ent among attendees from the Misses Pauline Hall and Betty Lengenfeld.

Mario Wilson Bridge Hofibr Pauline Hall Betty Lengenfeld Centralia Helen Heag Ane Marty Higgins Viola Ent

Former Sandoval Girl Graduates as Nurse in Detroit

The many friends of Miss Vanda Zgel, formerly a Sandoval high school student, celebrate her completion of three years training at Grace Hospital in Detroit Michigan and her graduation as a registered nurse on May 15. She is currently employed at Grace Hospital as a special nurse and plans to return home in June for a vacation with her sister Angelica and Miss Hedwig Schymiczek.

Vanda Zgel Grace Hospital Detroit Mich Grace ‘Hospital Angelica Hiss Hedwig Schymiczek

Methodist Ladies Reorganize Queen Esberg Club

The Methodist Church ladies met at Mrs Frank Hegardan’s home Tuesday to reorganize the Queen Esberg club. Officers chosen include President Mrs N C Harris Vice President Mrs Terry Day Secretary Mrs Frank Reid Treasurer. Meeting ended with social time and plans for the next gathering set for the first Tuesday in January at Mrs Harris’s home.

Methodist Frank Hegadern

Community Notes From Town And Surrounding Areas

James Talbott returns from Sterling where illness of his mother brought him home. Sunday visitors at Mrs. Anna Spear’s include Marvin Spear and Miss Marie Rennels of St. Louis Edgar Spear and wife of San Hiatal. A A Huffmaster and A L Huskey in St. Louis with families. H. H. Belamy's group Nine Illinois Bankers meeting in Olney. Adele Voellmecke weekend guest at Hildebrand home Farina. Francis Kennedy of Decatur visited Frank Kennedy. A C Austin family glad to hear mother in Eastern Kentucky has recovered and helps at home. Roy Evans announces birth of daughter Richard. Evans visited son William in Peoria. Ralph Jensen of Shattue visited grads’ school. Wm Kiefer of Chicago staying with parents George Kiefer and wife. Mrs. Lloyd Allison of Chicago visits with two children. children at Virginia Martin’s. George Robert Parker returns from Venice. John Robertson Donald Lee Jim McKinley attend Vandalia dance. A C Harris and daughter of Springfield visit Cleora Schneider. Hugh Smith and family from St. Louis visit G A Smith family. Floral designs for funerals offered by Sandoval or Garden.

James_ Talbott Sterling Hee Moer Anna Spear Marvin Spear Marie Rennels St. Louis Edgar Spear San Hiatal Donne Alex Ackerman Sandovalairy M A Roy Evans Richard Evans William Evans Peoria Ralph “Jensen Shattue Curi Grads Wm. Kiefer Chicago George Kiefer Lloyd Allison Virginia Martin George Robert Parker Venice John Robertson Donald Lee Jim McKinley Vandalia A. C. Harris Springfield Cleora Schneider Hugh Smith G. A. Smith Sandoval

Flower orders rush for Decoration season

Sand oval Flower Garden reports Cassimer Igol of the Good Will Service Station on the night shift made a business trip to Salem Tuesday as part of the flower order drive to avoid last minute shopping.

Sandoval Flower Garden Cassimer Igol Good Will Salem

Congregational Church Sunday School Notice

Congregational Church announces Sunday School services every Sunday at 9:45 AM with classes for all. All welcome at the corner of Wall Street and Route 50. Signed J. B. Nowland, Sept.

Congregational Church Wall Street U. S. Route No. 50 J. B. Nowland

First Baptist Sunday School and Services Schedule

Sunday School starts at 10:00 with classes for all. Preaching occurs on the first Saturday and Sunday of each month at 7:39 p.m. Saturday services at 11:00 a.m. Sunday and 8:00 p.m. Sunday. Everyone is welcome.

Pentecostal Church Invites Public to Services at The Black Church

The Pentecostal church near City Park known as The Black Church invites the public to Sunday School at 9 80 a m and prayer meetings on Wednesday Saturday and Sunday night at 7 30. Superintendent L S Sanders extends the invitation.

City Park Black Church Sanders

Methodist Church announces Sunday schedule and sermons

The Methodist Church at the corner of North Main and U S Route 50 lists Sunday School at 9 45. Morning service and sermon follow on the first and third Sundays at 11 00 with evening service at 7 30. Joseph L Kerwin superintendent and Glen Pfeiffer minister.

North ,Main Joseph L. Kerwin Glen Pfeiffer

Spark plug gap and brake drum wear in car operation

The text questions misfiring caused by spark plug gap and its effect on carburetor operation and fuel use. It notes brake drum warpage and lining faults as common misattributions, suggesting bearings may influence hydraulic brake performance across car makes.

Steabas

Slotted Nut Aids Valve Spring Assembly

A simple tool to remove or replace valve springs in overhead valve engines. The large nut is slotted to form a U shaped spanner. Place over the valve stem with legs against the spring retaining washer and press with a wooden lever to compress the spring and extract or insert the pin. G. A. Luers, Washington, D. C. in Popular Mechanics Magazine.

G. A. Luers Washington, D Popular Mechanics Magazine

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Rufus Bellamy E. Goodin East St. Louis Christian Church Rufus E. Bellamere Afitis Del Austin Minto Ware Paria We. Bbe. Kelley Te ‘Sar Frank Altadonna THE First National Bank Sandoval, Illinois Federal Reserve System H. H. Bellamy Chicago and St. Louis Daily Papers Centarlia Baking CO Anton Altadonna Ford Dealers Sandoval, Ilinois Royal Neighbor Lodge Meeting Wilson SANDOVAL _ GIRL NEWSY First Baptist Church Pentecostal Church Welman Motor CO
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