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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1965
Page
8
Zion Community Wesley Grup hosted Melvin Belcher on Monday afternoon. Visitors included Erma Linton Cleo Walker Vi Cole Nichole and Tommy Francis Parker Maude Lawson Sharon Belcher Sandra Lula Cole.
Lin da Marie Fittje and William H. Pugh wed at Lutheran Church of Our Redeemer in Omaha on October 2. The ceremony featured gladioli arrangements, maid of honor Connie Gehring and attendants in aqua gowns, ringbearer David Mills, and a reception in church parlors. The couple will reside at 6904 N. 16th.
Want Ads list a small oil heater for sale at a cheap price by Mrs. Dean Britt contact 432 5266. Also a Duncan Phyfe table with three leaves and four chairs offered by Chas Thalman Sr contact 432 5670.
Eunice Bundy and Leta Jennings are noted in local social items. Mr. and Mrs. Cleve McWhirter moved to Kinmundy. Clifford Kennedy, formerly of Boulder, is again a hospital patient after summer lung surgery. Weekend visits include Headleys in St. Louis for the veiled Prophets parade. Boulder residents Sanders Edwards join in Grandma Conrad’s birthday at the Dean Sanders home. Multiple family visits span Patoka, Clinton, and Patoka area homes. Birthday cards flow for Mrs. Rhoda Belcher and family expresses thanks for the celebration.
The week offers a Monday barbecue meal with corn cole slaw and apple cobbler. Tuesday serves meatballs with mashed potatoes and gravy peas bread butter and milk. Wednesday features chili and crackers ham salad sandwich peach cookie and milk. Thursday includes hamburger on a bun bean salad dill pickle lemon cake pear and milk. Friday presents fish sticks green beans combination salad pineapple ring bread butter and milk.
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