Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 7

MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1952 ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH PAOfc Goal mined in Pennsylvania is Ulid in every state of the United States. Eight Divorces Granted By Judge Bareia EDWARDSV1LLB, April 1- Judge E. P. Bareis entered dei crew in eight uncontwted divorce cases heard Friday in Circuit Court. Granted divorces en greuttds of cruelty were; Leona D.

Cain, from Albert tt. Cain: Mabel 0. Helirung, from Bart f. tteilrung, with the plaintiff's name of Miller by a former marriage stored; Lenna Mae Jegel, frbm Wllbirt Kuthertne Massey, from Joseph W. Massey, and the planttff's former name of Martin festered.

the other four divorces granted on grounds of desertion, were: Robert L. Orieve, from Bobhli? Jean Grieve; Georgia L. Dunlap, from Charles L. Dunlap; Marvin Hubrtch, from Phyllis Mubrich, and the defendant awarded custody of a child; Floyd Irwln Trouhvlne, from Anna Frances Troutwlne. NOW INSURED TO fust one more reason why you should start your savings program at Alton Gerihania Insured safety Dividends paid twice a year Paid-Up Shares earn Savings Accounts now earn the same rate as paid-up shares Installment Savings Accounts may be started at any time No membership fee No fines Office Hours 9 A.

M. to 5 P. M. CONSIDER ALL OF THESE ADVANTAGES AND WE KNOW THAT YOU WILL WANT TO START YOUR SAVINGS HERE. ALTON 4.i;im AM A BUILVING AND LOAN ASS'N EAST BROADWAY ALTON DIAL 3-5222 Every Bed filled Housing Shortage Exists at Wood River TVp, Hospital With a report last weekend that Wood River Township Hospital was crowded to capacity It became apparent the mounting pressure on in the area han reached the point of crisis.

There are more patients thnn rooms, Alton's St, and Memorial Hospitals as well as St. Anthony's Infirmary have been operntliiR nt capacity-for the last several years. No new facilities other than the Wood River Township Hospital have been constructed In recent years to take care of the RrowlnR demand. Wood River Hospital's present plight Is a rase In point. The crowded conditions there became acute Friday evening when every bed, cot and space was filled with a series of accidents and emergency admissions.

The hospital has a limited number of extra beds to be placed In the halls. For some time it hns been necessary to use hall beds continuously, try- Ing to keep a few beds for emergencies. This night It was necessary to use every bod in the hospital and to take the cots from the doctors' locker room and the treatment room. After every bed and cot was filled an accident, victim was brought into the hospital and It was necessary to transfer an 11-year-old child from an adult bed to a child's crib for the night. This child was able lo be discharged early Saturday morning to alleviate the problem.

The doctors making their rounds Saturday morning were all remarking "this is serious and emphasizes the need for a larger hospital." One on emergency call added "I hope this condition is belter by know the high frequency of accidents that usually occur on the weekends." Other comments by members of the medical staff pointed out the problem of the noise in the halls which are filled with critical patients. It: was necessary for the hospital lo cancel most of its reservations Saturday for both medical and surgical cases. It was also necessary to cancel out-patient treatment for basal metabolism and electrocardiograms. Stanley Martin, administrator, summed up the situation slating "The purpose of this hospital is to meet: the health needs of the community and the responsibility for providing a hospital of the proper size lo accomplish this has been placed upon the board of directors. The ever crowded conditions are a matter of grave concern for Its directors, officials and the medical staff of.

the hospital and It. Is. for this reason that they are planning to enlarge the hospital sufficiently to meet the increasing community need for hospital facilities. ay In circuit court on behalf of he estate of Ferdinand Selfert, Ireenvllte, who Incurred fatal In- urles March 9 when struck by an ulomchlle In the 2900-block of last Broadway, Alton. The suit, naming' Mrs, Kvelyn aullne Shnw of Alton as rtefen- rlnnt, wns filed by FOBS D.

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Executed April 17, 1950, the will bequeathed the estate of his wife, Mrs. Carrie Wilson, who died last June. In event of her death, the will bequeathed the Wilson residence property and furnishings lo txvo great-nieces, Franolne Ann and Marola Mary Manning of Wood Rltfer, with provision for division of the remaining estate amonet a nephew, Francis J. Manning of Wood River; a niece, Hester Bushey of Drexel Hllla, and a great-niece, Sandra Sue Walters. Phoenix, Aria.

Value of Ihe estate was not disclosed In the petition for probate, sol for hearing April 23. In the absence of a will, admin Keep Looking Neat There's only one way to keep yow clothes looking lovely. You must give them constant, dally mre. Remove snbfs soon after they appear as possible. Have a clothes JJ'Jll': 11 8lr lpk nd 'ntnlly jislrallon was opened In the estate of Henry C.

Hoppert of Wood tllver, who died March 8. Upon lior petition the widow, Mrs. Hertha C. Hoppert of Wood River, wns appointed administratrix. Heirs listed besides the widow were a daughter and son, Mrs.

Bertha Marie Hminschlld of Wood River, nnd Albert C. Inlerna llonnl Falls, Minn. Accepts Loflal 1'OHltlon JERStSYVILLE. Miss Moore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Hugh Moore, who resides east of Jerseyvllle, has accepted a position as a bookkeeper In the office of the Jersey County Farm Supply Co.

She succeeds Miss Audrey Cra der, who resigned recently to com plete plans for her marriage to Pfc. Richard Allen, which took place last week. njured Scltorl as he attempted to ross Kasi Broadway. Listed In the stilt as lelrs were his widow, Mrs, Kdnn H. Selferl, daughter and a son, all of Greenville.

Meyer was np- lolnled admlnlslrator of Selferl's March 17 In Bond county court. Helfert's Identity wns estnb- Ished through fingerprints at the Illnols Bureau of Identification nl Springfield. Fonncr Jprseyaii Sends Greelings to TEA Meet JRRSKYVILLE. A large delegation of teachers of Community Jnil No. 100 In Jersey county at- encled the annual meeting of tho Southwestern Division of Ihe Illinois Education Association nl the Ainud Temple in East St.

Louis riday. During Ihe session, a letter of greeting was rend from Charles H. Daniels, now of Escondldo, 'ormer superintendent of schools of Jersey county. Daniels is the immediate past president of tho Southwestern Division of the Asso- iatio'n. Marriage License Issued JERSEYVILLE.

A man-leg II- ense was issued In. Ihe office of County Clerk Edward Roady, Friday, to Miss Wanda Jane Agcc and rcderlck Eugene Heltzman, both of Dow. Although Ihe Netherlands Is governed from the Hngup, Amsterdam the official capital. The. U.

S. steel Industry used record 105 million tons of coal In 1951. Head a Laxative Almost Emyffitjir? Then rtly Ihhl Take Dr. Edwards' Ollvn They tiro nil vegetable and no mild many folks have taken thorn (or need to Incromo domiia. Olive csUbllnh rhythmic activity to-Mumro eompMt, more natural-like bowol raovomonU.

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