Funeral Services For Mrs Hathaway Held Tuesday
Mary Hathaway aged 65 died at her son Robert Hathaway's Sandoval home after weeks of illness. She married John Hathaway in 1893 and left seven children, fifteen grandchildren, and several siblings. Funeral services were held September 27 at the M E Church South with interment at Patoka Cemetery. Card of thanks from the Hathaway family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hathaway
Robert Hatthaway
Sandoval
Ilinois
John Hathaway
Robert
Nellie Matheny
Decatur
Lester
Patoka
Ruddy
Vandalia
Ter
Margaret
Farwell
M. E. Church
South
Floyd Traxler
Nelson Lawler
Ellis Goben
Pulaski
Fred Kennedy
John Hathway
Robert Hathaway
Lester Hathaway
Rudy Hathaway
Bessie Howard
Arnold Chapel social notes and visitors across families
Mr and Mrs Carl Jones of Texas spent a few days last week with Carl's parents Mr and Mrs William Hardy Jones. James Kenneth Walton spent Tuesday at the Chas Arnold home. Misses Mary Del Kathryn Souter and Clara Frizzell ate Sunday dinner with Misses Mary Jane and Selen McNichols. Addis Walton lost a horse Sunday with sleeping sickness. Local youths attended the Salem theatre show to see Blockheads Sunday night. Rev Thomas, pastor at Zion, ate Sunday dinner with Chas Arnold and family. Mrs Bertha Mulvaney and daughter Martha visited Farina with Frank Kline and family from Friday night to Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Jones
Texas
Carl
William Hardy Jones
James Kenneth Walton
Chas. Arnold
Mary del
Kathryn Souter
Clara Frizzell
Mary Jane
Selen McNichols
Addis Walton
Salem Theatre
Salem
Rev. Thomas
Zion
Chas, Arnold
Bertha Mulvaney
Martha
Farina
Frank Kline
Reality Theme in Christian Science Lesson Sermons
Sunday sermons across Christian Science churches focused on Reality with Psalm 45 6 as the Golden Text. References from Psalms praise God's kingdom and eternal sovereignty while passages from Science and Health affirm that God creates all forms of reality and that His thoughts are spiritual realities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Community Notes Highlight Residents Guests and Events
Vernon and Decatur visitors fill weekends with dinners, hospital nurse students, and family gatherings. Attendees include Melquon Harvey, Darby families, Jolliff, Cox, Livesay, Arnold, Snyder, Betts, Protz, and Wilson households with church events, a big pinochle night, and a fifth birthday party at Keith Betts. Notices mention Aunt Emaline Massey’s death, funeral details, and ongoing local visits around Patoka and Tuscola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlin Meador
George Carmandy
Decatur
W. L. Hathaway
Maurice Murfin
St. Louis
Frank Hatch
Henrietta Cox
Minnie Peddicord
Alice Wade
Hazel Cox
Helen Harper
Margaret Mahannah
Ester Snyder
Champaign
Frnk Ralston
Annapolis
Ada Dolly
Geneen Kinney
Virgil Pulley
Vernon
Charles Moore
Patterson Springs
Tuscola
Russell Jones
Harold Jolliff
John Gherkin
Goldie
Edna Leninger
Edith Mohr
T. E. Snyder
Patoka
Law
Pie
Coffe
Walton Arnold
Lima
Ohio
Effie Arnold
Susie Tiele
A. C. Curtis
Ramsey
John Betts
Lora Wilson
Centralia
J. W. Whitaker
Birmingham
Alabama
Tina Whitaker
Owensboro
Stella Lyons
Louisville
Frank Harper
Tom Snyder
Warren
Bobbitt
Ed Bricker
Justin Epps
Macon
John Epps
Willett Home Hosts G. K. P. Club Gathering
Mr and Mrs Mervel Willett of Villa Grove entertained Sunday with members of the G. K. P. Club including Alice Murfin Florence Cain Bettie Simcox Rubye Cain Helen Troyer Mae Eagan Merle Willett of Shobonier and Mrs B F Linton of Kinmundy plus S A Willett and M D Ballance of Patoka. Mr Willett teaches at the Villa Grove high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mervel Willett
Villa Grove
Alice Murfin
Florence Cain
Bettie Simcox
Rubye Cain
Helen Troyer
Mae Eagan
M. D. Ballance
Patoka
Merle Willett
Shobonier
B. F. Linton
Kinmundy
G. K. P. Club
Willett
S. A. Will
Paper Delays From Mold Liner Breakup Affect Next Week
Last week Thursday morning a mold liner broke slowing linotype operations and forcing a pause in setting of type. Reading matter publication was halted until a replacement arrived. Court time at Salem cut further time from printing. Despite delays, editors promise special Patoka area coverage next week and urge readers to submit local items early. Three Illinois state parks Starved Rock Giant City and White Pines offer overnight accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Patoka
Illinois
Starved Rock
Giant City
White Pined
Mary Massey Rites Held for Vernon Resident
Mary Massey, aged 89, died September 26 and was buried September 27 at Vernon cemetery. Funeral at M E Church Vernon with Rev W E Shaffer officiating. Survived by daughter Lilly Walton and grandsons Ray Walton Wayne Walton and three great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements were by Vernon community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella MM
Minnie O
Flossie E. Wilson
Lilly B. Walton
Vernon
Glen Dale
Ray P
Wyane E. Walton
On Dale
U. S. Navy
Donald
Lincoln
Paul Jean
Granite City
John Ivy
James W
Elizabeth Doolen
J. T
Eli Massey Arnold
Rose E. Doolen
M. E. Church
Arnold Chapel
W. E. Shaffer
Vernon Cemetery
E. Massey
Geo. Walton
Wayne Walton
Ray Walton
Slumber Party At Cora Gerrish Home Details Sept 24 1938
A slumber party was hosted by Cora Gerrish on Saturday night September 24 1938. Guests included Pauline and Leredith Baker Doris Adams Mary and Wanda Eaglin Cathern and Cora Gerrish, who played games and enjoyed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Gerrish
Pauline
Leredith Baker
Doris Adams
Mary
Wanda Eaglin
Cathern
Local Social News from Southeast Town
Mr and Mrs Irvin Bowen and daughter Irma visited. Wash Bowen and children attended a Sandoval sale. Belcher family hosts others. Opal Belcher returned from Michigan. Frank Poole visits uncle Frankie Parker. Boyd Steele family toured Centralia. Bradford family called on Belchers. masses attended an association in Fredonia. 28 attended Sunday School at Fairman. Bowen boys helped Cal Belcher with soy. community shows interest in two oil wells going down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin
Bowen
Irma
Wash Bowen
Opal Belcher
Michigan
Frank Poole
Frankie Parker
Mat Belcher
Sandoval
Boyd Steele
Centralia
Frank Bradford
Marie
Association
Fredonia
Fairman
Calvin Belcher
Epworth League News Meets Weekly At M E Church South
The Epworth League of the M. E. Church South meets each Friday at 7 30 pm with strong attendance. Young people from town churches are invited to participate and next Friday’s leader is Brooks Meador. A recent rally in Dennison Illinois drew the Pateka League with the largest delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
M. E. Church
South
Brooks Meador
Dennison
Ill
Pateka League
Weathers
Rev. Thomas
George Wasem
Maurice Ballance
Patoka
Noveber
Nancy Simcox
Betty Ballance
Pansy Wasem
Vivian Robertson
Anna Belle Adams
Betty Robertson
Doris Adams
Mary Helen Jennings
Maxine Scott
Martha Mulvaney
Wesley Griffin
Darvin Jones
Wayne Nattier
Duane Walton
Owen Weathers
Hal
P. T. A. Meeting Program Highlights
The P T A meeting features Song America the Beautiful the Flag pledge and a business session. Florence Cain leads the program with a reading circle talk and a book review on Children of Room Two. Frances Elifritz reads. A group discussion on Good Times in the Family is led by Mr E L DeLay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers Association
Song
America the Beautiful
Florence Cain
Reading Circle
Frances Elifritz
Room Two
E. L. DeLay
Nattier No 4 well shows twenty feet of pay sand
The Verne Nattier lease under Robin H Brians of Texas drilled a second pay sand in No 4 Nattier with cementing completed. A 72 hour wait for cement to cure precedes pumping while neighboring sites along Foster township and the A D Nichols farm resume drilling with multiple rigs and plans for additional tests in Pope township. Adams Oil & Gas moves a derrick to Patoka field as it holds the Sam Pugh lease and off-sets to No 4 Nattier with 69 Patoka wells drilled, 63 producing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin H. Brians
Texas
No. 3 Nattier
No. 4
Foster Township
A. D. Nichols
Walter Neilson
Neilson
Patoka
Everett Meryman
Pope Township
Adams Oil & Gas Company
Sam Pugh
Verne Nattier Farm
Nattier
Adams Company
MacMuray and Bing Star In New Fun Fest
Crosby and MacMurray headline Sing You Sinners a Paramount comedy at Salem Theatre Sunday and Monday. The story follows a California family with three singing sons and a luck at the race tracks. Bing's schemes lead to a swap shop and a racehorse caper ending in comic mishaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bing Crosby
Fred MacMurray
Paramount
Salem Theatre
Claude Pinyon
California
Bing
Los Angeles
Condur
Elizabeth Patterson
Donald O’connor
MacMurray
T Savane
Patesbee Dee GY
Miss “Patterson
Fragmented civic note on society and earth generations
A fragmented text fragment discusses society, law, and the living generation of earth with phrases about aging the world. It contains unclear references and garbled names, offering no clear event or entities to anchor a full summary.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hathaway
Arnold
Christian Science Churches
Phyllis Livesay
Carol Mojonnier
Pateeka
Leo Freyer
Bertha Quayllé
Keith Betts
Betts
Alvin Hathaway
J. Cudd
Shirley Pratt
Virginia Wernsman
Marilyn Quayle
Janice Hathaway
Lois
Leona Hollingstead
Donna Mae
Lois Linton
Lucille Norris
Ferne Mays
Richard Walton
Donald Belcher
Wayne
Burl
Earnest Chriss
Arnold Cudd
Bob
Wayne Mays
Joe
Keith
Ladies Aid
M. E
Minnie Wilson
Mrs. Willett
Mary Massey
Suncal Schook
Se Give
Chas
DWIC
Chorch
Shore Jhon Watson
Amd
Epworth League News
I MacMuray
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