Weekend visits fill Shobonier and surrounding homes
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Cateno and son of Chicago visited with Cyril and family. Lon'e Morel and son spent Sunday with Harold and family. Lado Heckethorn of Mattoon called on Harley Hourigan and family. Loran Morey and George Cox visited Bill Wisler in Flora. Evelyn Swain stayed with sister Thelma Friendly in Missouri. Diana Hall of St Louis spent the weekend with Wallie Hall and Pam. E B Towler and Carl Towler hosted guests including Gary Towler of Elgin and Clara Fields of Patoka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Cateno
Chicago
Cyril Smith
Lon‘e Morel
Harold Metzger
Lado Heckethorn
Mattoon
Mrs. Harley Hourigan
Loran Morey
George Cox
Bill Wisler
Flora
Diana Hall
St. Louis
Mrs
Wallie Hall
Pam
E. B. Towler
Carl Towler
Vandalia
Gary Towler
Elgin
Clara Fields
Patoka
Muriel Tedrick
Hartford
Gary Pinnion
Decatur
Patsy Binnion
Essie Robinson
J. ©. Betts
Mabel Snyder
Ted Mangner
Van
Harold Blankenship
Fondu Lac
Michigan
J. C. Binni
Cecile Brown
Blanche Cargal
Princeton
Indiana
Stella Gardner
Vera Beach
Florida
Fannie Miller
Sue Walker
Kinmundy
Bert Walker
PTA Invites Parents Teachers to Join Nationwide Movement
The National Congress of Parents and Teachers launches a three year enrollment drive aiming to add members as it tackles 11 critical issues affecting children including financing public education and sex education. President Jennelle Moorhead says outcomes will shape the nation’s future. The effort cites the Books for Appalachia drive that shipped over 1.1 million books to rural schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Jennelle Moorhead
The
Island Chapel News Update Highlights Local Visits
Mrs. Lucile Walker returned to her work at St. Mary's Hospital in Centralia after a short vacation. Mrs. Mabel Brokelmeyer visited Mrs. James Malone in Shattuc on Sunday. Mae Crawford of Vernon is a patient at St. Mary's Hospital in Centralia. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Crabb and children visited relatives nearby. Orval Sharp and family traveled to Peoria to return Sheila to school, stopping to see his aunt Myra Neeley in Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Walker
St. Mary’s Hospital
Mabel Brokelmeyer
James Malone
Shattuc
Mae Crawford
Vernon
Orval Sharp
Peoria
Sheila
Springfield
Myra Neeley
Myrtle Reid
Centralia
Marvin Ehrat
Chester Mecum
Champaign
Ellis Doolen
Florida
Vernon Payne
Ethel Pribble
Lula Payne
Anna Benefiel
Mabel Snyder
Ted Mangner
Ora Silvey
Iuka
Ronnie Linder
Atkins Funeral Home
Reverend Hoag to Broadcast From Station XEMO
The Vernon Register notes Rev. and Mrs. W. K. Hoag of El Cajon California visited Minnie Peddicord. Hoag a former local evangelist will begin a radio program as Pastor Bill on XEMO 8 60 kit Sundays at 9 30 PT 11 30 CT. The program features the hymn Open My Eyes That I May See.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Hoag
el Cajon
California
Minnie Peddicord
Hoag
XEMO
Kit
Bill
Kermit Gallatin
Vernon Bridge Club
Luke Snyder
John Snyder
Decatur
Letters To The Editor Payment Enclosed For Paper
A reader sends thanks and notes enjoyment of the Vernon News. The letter mentions enclosed payment for the paper and references Letta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon
Letta
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shobonier
Mrs. Evelyn Swain
Thelma Friendly
Missouri
Appalachian Mountains
Celia Richman
Ray School
Island Chapel News
Illinois
Jerry Crabb
Alma
Bell City
Philco
Clyde Higgins
Jack Shuler
Vernon Register
Letta Hopkins
John Crotser
Cristie
Donald Murfin
Library
C. S. Heflin
Kell
Orvel L. West
Joe Compton
East
Maude Hatch
Methodist Church
Dalia
Mabel Gillespie
Alton
Salem
Bert Barrett
Earl Le‘ninger
John Anderson
Robert Peyton
Laurel Peyton
Leon Walker
Florissant
Nellie Perkins
Joe Wikenhauser
Milton Bayliss
Little Alen Binnion
Terry Binnion
Tuscola
Cecil Binnion
Letta Hawkins
Yaw Nursing Home
Odin
Homer Potts
Paul Potts
Keysport
Mary Ann Griffin
Crystel Payne
Earl Leininger
Bery D. Leininger
Lori
William Wade
Alice Wilson
Ron Forney
Robert and
Russell
Brentwood
Earl Corbett
Helen Easley
Hope Metzger
Sholonier
Anna Dickerson
Blanche Pope
Phyllis Brewer
Cox & Martin Funeral Homes
Sandoval
Ower Call
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