Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 11

SfiPf EMBfcfc 9, 1053 Alt Off EVENING TELEGRAPH Zoning Commission Named By Mayor Kramer Board to Plat City' For Different Type Businesses At Wood Into Order Wa rd Meel ing a Oil City Thursday WOOD RWER-Tn possibly the first concrete action toward an ul- tifnate zoning ordinance for this City, ft 15 member zoning com mis- gioti was approved by the City Council as presented by Mayor Ivan Kramer at a resOlar meeting Tuesday night at city hall. The meeting time had been moved up to Tuesday from Monday night because of the Labor Day holiday. Thft action was directly in line with what about 735 residents south of Madison and the attorneys they had retained, had in mind. KC Picnic All-Day Sunday At Torch Club WOOD RIVKR Members, wives and children of Wood Rivet- Knights of Columbus will have WOOD RtVF.R Citizens Com-1 mitree ward meetings are to be Mikif held in each of this city's five i WOOD RIVER Mr. Grazanla was inflated a nevl- wards at appropriate sites Thurs- member at the regular meeting day night, as per the of the Women of the Moose by-laws, day night.

Mrs. Roy Carson, senl-; finch of the meetings will start ior rogr-nt, presided. Richard Wilson, associafrd wit.i local newspaper, addressed the mpmbers on the methods of prt- rtucinK a newspaper, from the Rfl- of the news to Ms publication. Plans were made for sevetil members to attend the star rorders session at Granite Citiy at 7:30 p.m. Besidt electing a 1 member for the Citizens tee board of for a three- term, those present at each of the conclaves will have a chance to air their camplainls, and to an official representative of Revival Planned At Wood River First rliutvli of Christ Mod Oppim Sept.

21 WOOD RIVKR "The Familv United" will be the theme city. Approximately 45 of Ihe 795 per- Torch 2 MrR Kwl Wl IH Sons were on hand at Ihe meeiinq Rav n.idock an ri wiiiinm Mrs Thomas nMlninn Tuesday a standing room ur only crowd, to voice prolest througt, mcnt whjrh ncU de pork bal their attorneys. Holland and Hoi- horseshoes and other games. land, and Kdward Groshong. of the The moal vvil bp srrved proposed conslruclior, of a building until 2 n1 Barbecued ribs, ler Mr Hirold itUc and Ml i which would house a tavern on the hot doRS and hfM ecue wU WCTC To Hold Breakfast WOOD RIVKR The Womerl's lhen P'' esent The of will have (heir regu- Christian Temprance I'nion will S(1( 'ond uard Ralph Mrs.

Carson announced that glnning in October, all initiatioiis will be formal. Hostesses were Mrs. Ross The senior director (there are ond and Lorena begin three in each ward' is automatic- ning Sept. 2l. Mr.

K. Porter Kstes ally chairman of the ward com- has announced millee and each svill preside at the Joseph 1). Hill, who has been i has nol been required in the past five meetings. pastor of (he Lalonia Christian and it would be unfair to ask for it By wards, the meeting-rhairman. Church.

Covington. the past in this instance, site of the and official i 14 years, will be the evangelist. iiiiii utr northwest corner of Hawthorne sorvod flw of rhni gPt The wompn and Central Ave. arc rcqur sl( lo bring Attorney L. H.

Holland, speaking city representative are: First ward Leo Militello to preside at the meeting at Lincoln School, with Councilmen Hugh Wor- He is a graduale of the Cincinnati Mible Seminary and has bofh an AR and MA degree. There will be services night, except Saturday beginning Stuart, at o'clock with Mr. and Mrs. JCMiniHIICe 1'niOIl Will lor those piesent, presented the lar meeting Thursday at p.m. hold a picnic breakfast on Kendal of the meeting in the J.

B. Smith of Newman as Ihe council the petition with 795 signa- a the hall, Whilelaw and Lorena Hill Friday at f) a The regular i recreation room of the Kasl song evangelisls. The Smiths are tures protesting the proposed loca- Avenues. business meeting will follow. All Woo(1 Rivpr 'K School, with nationally known for their special members have been asked fo he Councilman Charles Beason to be work in revival meetings.

Mrs. tion of the tavern. Signers lived south Most of the of Madison Wood River Takes In Five New Acres Owned by Ladd Co. WOOD loos- they could somehow (fo WMftt ened Its boundary belt officially at the regular meeting of the City Anof er resolution was fMMlid TU nl ht Fund, and $433.83 from the 1 1 was annexed to the city. An ordinance will be presented The contiguous territory is owned at.

the next meeting making a -i hv Ladd and his wife Pa- temporary four way stop at Wnlte- erlto one of the pmvwons of the c(a hCB(1 of nc flm Reaph at ordinance, by oner would F.dwardsville, Manser R. E. Harbaugh Mid required lo asphalt and, the to lhf sj(c wj(jl hflf rpoelvpd ft nurnbef rf sireels next year. Apple said thai Nallona Homes, which could bo plaints In reference to the danger bought via FHA. involved in school children eross- Only Councilman Hugh Worthen ing the intersection on the way was absent from the well-attended to school.

inK which la etl rmm 7:43 arh ais toici ho, authoibinR Oty Attorney lo 9:30 pm fll he counci np h(? hfld Gp Manning draw an or- Kollated a lmiiennous amount of umb) n8pwU)P Ceding dmance establishing boards of business in the relatively short Otto Ratz every i trustees to administer Hie police Bills in the amount of $25,498.64 Several necessary ordinances werp prCBI nted anrt a)lowed and resolutions were passed mak- counci and City erk aullnft j. ing certain fund adjustments as, Korbct was instructed to prepare recommended by the city's audit- the nccesaary warrants. At Kast Alton KAST ALTON' The Village Board at a spec ial meeting Tuesday heard the first reading of an ordinance accept ing the plat of the Amherst addition submitted by Frank Yoder developer of the proposed subdivision. A motion io ihr rules and pass io the second and third the of a two weeks revival at First i (f plinK no Slindix ision nhjol Church nf Christ, Christian. Srr- Voters 1o Meet WOOD RIVKR Anyone itiier- present to vote for a new slate on hand.

and firemen's pension funds. The special meeting was called by Mayor Charles Vanpreter. Lejjlon An.xlllnry to Meet FAST ALTON The auxiliary of American Legion Post 294 will Holland said, with only a re 1 PS od is nv it pd to attend the meet- of officers ative few residing north of nK of the Wood River Unit of Smith is the pianist and excells at meet Thursdny night at at the Third ward Jerry Trattler pre- religious dramatic reading. home. Mrs.

Robert Tolliver. thoroughfare. Lessen Value of Property Kntertnln At Dinner siding at meeting in bnsement of Following the services opening newly-installed president, will pre- Alton League of Women Voters at WOOD RIVKR Mr. and Mrs. Wood River School.

City Manager night there will be a reception in i -side. Hostesses will be Mrs. Tolli- ing firm. Kssentlally. the adoption of the several ordinances wiped out the city's inter-fund indebtedness of As explained by City Attorney John B.

Cafazza, 49 N. Main was presented at the meeting, and spoke of the poor condition of N. Main, especially after rain. Mayor Kramer said the council was the home of Mrs. Lloyd Carter.

335 A. M. Bell, 31 Marguerite Raymond Harbaugh is lo be pres- i Hie basement of the church to ver. Mrs. John Goble and Mrs.

i Marshall Smith, the city has been awarc of tne stre et's condition. Holland charged that establish-; N. Wood River at 8 p.m., entertained at. dinner Sunday ent representing the city. ment of a tavern at the aforemen- Thursdav.

come the guests and gel acquaint-' CSeorge Hill. tioned location would "materially lessen the value of 1he surrounding territory." Douglas will lead the discussion. Each part of the cily could event- Heason on CYiilse and Mrs. George Bechtel nhd Fourth ward Beaumont Parks ed. The subject for study will be daughter, Vickie, of Couth Gate, lo preside at meeting in Washing-! September 13 has been set aside Civil Liberties." Mrs.

James Mr. and Mrs. Mr L. Scdig- ton Schribl basement. Councilman i as "Achievement Sunday" at the ually be affected, said Holland.

"If this petition had been circulated throughout the cily of Wood Beason, 555 N. First gins, Tom Mudd. and Mrs. Frances James Delanty to be on hand. Bible School.

On this day the en- WOOD Bcason, i all of Wood River. Lewis and sons, Morris and Danny Fifth ward Russell Reed, chair-1 tire congregation will he asked to son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Sprains Ankta man of meeting at Brushy drove participate in one week of active School.

Councilman Bean to campaigning and visiting church is on WOOD RIVKR Charles Moz- be present. families promoting church attend- River, I think you would find the active duty at Virginia Beach, ier, 38. of 158 51 sprained These meetings will resemble ance. At 7:30 p. m.

on this dale entire city would sign, because no with the. Naval Air Reserve Corps i his right ankle when he Mumbled closely the old "town meeting," citizen wishes to have a tavern Lambert Field. Ho will be gone while stepping from his porch! Jerry Trattler, president of the near or adjacent to his property." The petitioners further ask that the city council immediately establish a zoning ordinance regulating this type of business. the rest of this week. Charles is an Tuesday.

He was treated at. Wrtod organization stated today. employe of Fluor Construction Co. River Township Hospital and tlien Trattler said it is planned that each representative of tfhe city will discuss city affairs, plans for the WOOD RIVKR Airman THird Ure and lhe niivvi11 Answer writ- Class and Mrs. Marvin Hesters Visit in Missouri WOOD RIVER Mr.

and Mrs. James Hester and children, Emma dismissed. Leave for Alabama Holland estimated that a mini-; Lee, Dewey Ray, Jimmy and mum of 30 days and a maximum Nancy, of 302 Old St. Louis Rd ft (odav of 45 would be needed to set up a i spent Saturday through Monday zoning ordinance. "It will take a visiting Hester's parents, Mr.

and 'lot of work through the zoning commission and the legal depart- Mrs. S. Hester, at Qulin, Mo. Sunday both families went to lo make their hrinie at Magnolia Springs, Ala. The air- man is stationed at Barin IFoley, with a special si-rv- ices group, and has been here on ten questions of those present, who submit them on slips of paper Mr.

and Mrs. Don missionaries of Saopaulo, Brazil, will be the speakers. Sunday, Sept. 20, will be "Homecoming Guest speaker for a 2:30 p. m.

service will be Woodrow W. Perry of Cincinnnli Bible Seminary. The choir will present the evening program under diree- operating on a deficit for the past a PP ri action would be several years, as many other cities i lake as possible Suffers Heiul Injury KAST ALTON Barbara Voiles, I legally do. This that to daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Waller I keep the city on an even keel fi- ie mu deer is so called be- Voils. 627 Cherry was taken to nancially, certain special funds cause ils ears resemble those of A Wood River Township Hospital 1 which had been bulk up over the mule. which will be available. No ques- Tuesday for treatment of a cut on her head. She was hurl: when she fell while playing at home.

She was dismissed after treatment. lion of Lloyd Our re. "Loyalty Sunday" will be observed Sept. 27. An effort will be made to have each member of the church families in attendance.

Oct. 4, closing day for the revival, the Bible School will observe Rally Day with an attendance goal set at 375 or 12 above ment of the city, but my firm and i Arbyrd, where they visited Mr, Groshong offer free of charge with Mrs. Hester's father, George tioner need sign his name, Trattler said, and the representative will answer as many questions as pos- sfble. Following that, the floor will any aid to the city attorney and the commission they may need." Stott, and his wife. This was the first time Mrs.

Hester had seen month. His wife the former be open for discus sion 101 mer MISS nnahin rectors will meet on the second Uie Easter Sunday attendance. Thursday of October, to select six directors at large, according to the by-laws. Officers of the organization for the ensuing year will then i lie named by secret ballot at the' years from tax levies, were bor- rowed from to keep other special funds and the general corporate i fund on a "going" basis. According to the legislation as! passed Tuesday night, the Improvement Fund, the Funding Bond Fund and the Contingent Fund were wiped out, and the money in them placed in the general fund.

"We are wiping the slate clean and starting from Smith told the admiring throng many of i whom who no doubt often wished Quick Relief for MUSCULAR I ACHES i TM( STANBACK TMUMU tab- Ute or powdtrt oqoiiul any preparation uMd. STANBACK i The petitioning of the council for her farther since she was 13 months such action is apparently an outgrowth of an occurrence last week, when it was learned that Howard Gibson, operator of the Tavern, 3 W. Ferguson Ave, had purchased the corner lot in the residential area. Mayor Kramer said at that time that GibsoYi had applied verbally for permission to old. They also spent some time with her mother's brother, R.

V. Pickett, and family at Arbyrd. OES To Meet WOOD RIVER There will be a formal initiation at the regular stated meeting of Wood River residing here with her Ru9se ii pc I "This should enable Ihe people; 11 CiUL um 1 ai nnr rf" to know what the city is doing and I annual scheduled for the Spamil704 also onable ihe representative of second Thui-sday of Nove.rnjj.cr. E. Ferguson has resigned; her i the cily to know Nyliaf the le position with the Illinois woulcl like to have dono Trattler nal Railroad, St.

Louis. Wood River Xotes WOOD RIVER-Mrs. Amos Shcl- ton of 535 N. Fifth returned to stated. After ward elections Thursday for the Citizen's Committee, the 15 di- Chapter of Order of Eastern Star th -e office of Central Lumber of vacationing.

i Monday morning after three weeks at IOOF Hall at 7:45 p.m. Thurs- transfer his license, although no day. written permission had as yet been granted. How.ever, Holland, In further remarks, said he and the interested group "are not fighting any one tavern owner. But we say businesses should be located in zones.

"What the people wish is a zoning ordinance and they desire it at the earliest possible time." Hollanji claimed each of the past several administrations of Die city had discussed such an ordinance, but it was never ever brought to an actual passage stage. "Time is of the Holland remarked in closing, "because if the tavern is set up before the zoning ordinance, these good people will be affecled." Maurice II. I-Iubbs, 331 S. Central received permission to speak, said he thought he knew the general feeling of the "people here and the people who wished they could have been here." listed four points why a tavern should not be located in that residential area: (1) Detrimental to children; (2) Lower property value; (3) Bad for shiftworkers and (4) Wives of shiftworkers are frequently at home by themselves at unusual hours. Mayor Kramer termed passage of a zoning ordinance "one of the most difficult problems we faced when taking office." Steps Outlined City Attorney Marshall Smith outlined the steps leading up to eventual passage of such a law.

First the commission would have, to be set up, he said, after which they Jay out the city according lo zones fpr the different type buildings and businesses. Then the commission would draw up a map describing the zoning, an ordinance would be drawn up and published, after, which from 15 to 30 days a hearing would be held on the leg- To Have Card Party WOOD RIVER Thompson Rebekah Lodge will have a public card 2 according to plans made at the regular semimonthly meeting at IOOF Hall Monday evening. Mrs. Daisy Scribner, noble grand announced that she would entertain all past noble grands of the order Oct. 5.

Fifty plates have been purchased for use of the Rebekah's and Odd Fellows. This was Jhe noble grands project for the year. islation. Then the final bill would be submitted to the city council for passage. Councilman Edwin Bean, a resident of the area particularly involved, who was asked to com-i ment, said as a resident he was in complete accord with the petitioners, but as a member of the council it was his duty to proceed according to the law.

Named chairman of the 15-member zoning commission was Orville Burk, architect, Other members of the commission are Paul Worcester, Marie Fulp. the Rov, Earl While, Jack Hubbnrd, Ralph Sluart, Wayne Stevens, Joe Pelan, Roland Hessenflowt, Byron Killam, George Meyers, Jess Wilson, Hqlen Adams, Merle Bassett and Thomas Turpin, ITCH DM' fw Hi. No matter bow joo itcbioi Mtemi. tioni. tiblctc'i or vhftMm jovnkin trotjbU from bwd foot WONOBK SA1.VE help Ur'tkr ntv In tot WONDKR SAI'VK wbiw.

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