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PAGE SIX ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1941 Mrs. B.Schmoeller Dies in West; Was Visiting Daughter Widow Became 111 Soon After to Be Here JlltlMIHIIIHIIfllllllHIIItllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllMlllllllllHUHIIIIj' Mrs. Bertha SchmoeHer, 71. who left Alton about four monthi ago to spend the winter with daughter, Mm. W.

H. Huff, died Thursday at 8 She the widow of Schmoeller. Mrs. Schnw-ller was born In Alton, a daughter of the late Mr. and John Karel, and hnd spent almost her entire life here, than four monthi ago the din- continued houxekeeplng at 623 Emit Eighth afreet, where had re- aided for 36 and went to Caaper, Wyo.

She planned to return here In the to make her home with another daughter, Mrs. John Llnnan. She became til goon nftsr reach- Ing her home In Wyoming, and Mrs. Llnnan left to attend her there a couple of ago. Linnan returned to Alton only last Tuesday.

The condition of Mrs. Schmoeller known to bo serloun at that time and because of her advanced of her family concerned to the outcome of her Illness. She had been a member of the Congregational Church here about the age of five, but In recent because of the Inflrml- of age had not been active In church or activities ouUIde her home. PART1M WKDOmCM TDM 0AWOW iiiHtHiiiiiiiiiiiiMitiiiiniiiniiuiiniiiiiiiiiiiiniitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiR New She survived by the two Mrs. Huff and Mrs.

Linnan, and three sisters, Mrs. James Maupin, Alton, and Mrs, Mayme and Benjamin Doerre, St. Louis, The body will bt brought to Alton for funeral services and but time of arrival here and has not been learned. The body will be taken to the Bauer 4 Hoefeft funeral home upon arrival here. Japs Say Marine Caused Incident Vaughn-Shannon Aubrey Luck of 3227 Oakwood avenue announcing the marriage of her Max- Ine Shannon, formerly of Christopher, to George E.

Vaughn, son of Lottie Vaughn, of 1032 Union rtreet. The ring ceremony performed Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 31, at 4 o'clock at the Third Baptist Church, Grand and Washington St. The couple was attended by Mr. and Mm.

Roy L. Vaughn, brother and ter-ln-lnw of the groom. The bride attired In a powder blue street frock and wore matching halo turban and block Her corsage white Vaughn wore a brown velvet enxemhle and a corsage of pink Mr. and Vaughn are employed In the corrugated department of Company. They plan to go to hoiwe- kecping In the near future and will have a honeymoon trip next summer.

Dllling Intent ChrUtened Jennette Marie, Infant daughter of Mr. and Dllling, of the Godfrey road was christened a't the Old Cathedral Marietta Hermes, Brighton's New Ycnr day baby seven years ago, celebrated the anniversary Wednesday afternoon. She was host- to a group of her at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.

Included Gloria and The Ruth Neu- Mrs. B. Weber, 111 for Ten Days, Dies at Age New Eve Bride lost Sunday afternoon. The Rov. John Colavacchlo officiated, and the baby 1 were Mr.

and Mn. David W. Maloney of 919 Pearl street. A christening dinner was served at tha home of Mr. and Thorn- Jan, 3, WP) Japanese military countering for ut apology for the 'Illegal of five United Dec.

30 In a cabaret Incident, charged today that the precipitated by "a celebrating Marine who grabbed ft pipe from the mouth of a Japa- The statement, coming from of Linutenant-Gener- of the army in North China, denied a charge by Colonel Turnage, Marine commander here, that the Incident was "Japanese-Instigated." The Japanese Indicated that no reply had yet Ijeen made. Colonel Turnage refrained from further comment but continued to restrict the freedom of movement of men under his All-Grade Band Rehearses Again Krepel, 609 Delmar avenue. Mrs, Dilllng is a daughter of Mr. Krepel. Parties for Eckman Young people of the First Baptist Church of Wood River gave a party Thursday night, honoring Virginia Bckman of Wash- ngton, D.

formerly of Wood Social were en- eyed, and were served towards the of the evening. Eckman was guest of honor Tuesday night at a party arranged by former associates In the advertising department of Western Cart- rldige Company, East Alton. The party was given at the home of Mllss Eckman's mother, Mrs. Jennie Eckman, in Wood River. BrMH-In dub Entertained of the Breeze-In Club' were entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs.

John Cruze, was played, and dub prises were to Robert Sterner, Mrs. Crune, Malcolm Macdonald, John Laird, Emll Roderfeld and Mrs. Matt Bannett. Lionel Ooff ham the club as her guest to two Luncheon lor Director. Luncheon was served to bauer, Mary Lou Elmore, Beverly Ann Roady and Phyllis Laux.

The children played games and helped Marietta cut her birthday rake, ornamented with seven Marietta's grandmother, Mrs. Minnie Oertel, assisted Mrs. Hermes in serving refreshments. "Betty and Bob" Entertained "Betty and Bob" Club entertained by Mrs. William Huebner Thursday, and among the guests was Mrs.

Margaret Huebner. Mrs. Herman Rltter was at the meeting after a long absence, due to illness, was Mrs. Hannah Bray, who fractured her knee in a fail last November. Mrs.

Margaret Huebner received a guest gift, and Mrs. Kenneth Curry a birthday present. Bunco was played until 4 o'clock when lunch was served by Mrs. Huebner. Club prizes were awarded to Mrs.

Bray, Mrs. Huebner, Herman Penning, Jack Murphy and John Doerr. Mrs. George Yost, will have the club with her on Jan, 16. Dinner at Mineral Members of the Wednesday Night Pinochle Club had a dinner party New Year's night at the Mineral Hotel.

Dinner was served at 7 o'clock and were ar- Oldest Member of Grace Sunday Mrs. Berthn Harolxch Weber, widow of Philip Weber, and long a resident of Alton, died at 8:30 p. m. Thursday In Alton Memorial Hospital at the age of 80 years. She was the oldest member of the Grace M.

E. Church. Although in failing health for the last six due to advancing age, Mrs. Weber's final Illness was of only ten days. She had been moved to the hospital last Monday from her residence at 717 Linden place.

Mrs. Weber had been a resident of the Alton and'Brighton communities for almost her entire life. She was a native of Germany, born July 22, 1860, but came to Brighton with her parents when a mere child. Reared In the farm home of the family she was married there more than 60 years ago to Philip J. Weber who died Dec.

30, 1920. For a time after marriage they resided on a farm near Edwardsville, then returned to Brighton, and more than 35 years ago established their home in ton. Mrs. James Magurany, the former Miss Mavis photo. Personal Surviving Weber are five sons and a daughter: Fred Arthur, Ernest, and Miss Lillian Weber, all of Alton, Gus Weber of of the board of directors of the A Home, at the Home, 8824 State street, Thursday, following the board's annual business session.

The board Is made up of Mrs. J. J. Beeby, Mrs. W.

H. Dempsey, Mrs. John Dick, Mrs. C. Ellison.

H. L. Mrs. Edith Bren- All-grade school band members we to resume rehearsals, rupted by their Christmas vacation, Saturday, Director Edgar Edwards announced today. announced that Jan.

11 would be the deadline for trance mto the bond, composed of selected musicians from grade schools throughout the city. those enrolled By that time, he said, be permitted to participate In several concerts planned for the organlaation, or ploy with It hi the spring contests. The rehearsals, held at Qarfield school, begin at 9:30 a. Edwards R. H.

W. J. Luer Mrs. George A. McKlnney, AnijU Nlsbett, Mrs.

George Pfelffenberger. Mrs. C. R. ranged for 12 and Mrs.

Charles D. Kellenbergcr, Mr. and Don Kelly, Mr. and George Hornscy, Mr. and William A.

Roloff, Mr. and Mrs. William Lindley and Mr. and Oren Mcgowen. Following dinner the exchanged gifts and later in the evening played cards.

Prizes were awarded to Mr. Hornsey, Mr. Lindley, Mr. Kelly, Hornsey, Mrs. Kelly and Mrs.

Megowen, Next meeting of the club will be held with Mr. and Mrs. Me-, gowen, at their home, 1800 Main street. Party at Home Mr. and J.

E. of 3601 Berkeley avenue entertained New Year 1 day at their home. and other were played, and Mrs. served dinner at 6 o'clock at a prettily appointed table. Attending the party were Mr.

and Mrs, Henry Vahle and son, Henry; Mr. and John Young, Mr. and George and family; Mr. and Mrs. ry and children.

Luncheon for Card Club Mrs. Clarence E. Herzog of Romona place, Godfrey, was hostess to a luncheon yesterday, and had as guests of the Thursday Pinochle Club. After luncheon tables were arranged for the play- Ing of pinochle, and at the close of the afternoon prizes were award- Brighton, and the Rev. Oscar Weber of Kensington, also six grandchildren and a great-granddaughter.

She also leaves two brothers and two sisters. They are Ernest and Charley Harnisch and Miss Lulu Harnisch of Brighton, and Mrs. Minnie Lawln of Granite City. Funeral rites are to be at 2 p. m.

Sunday In the Grace E. church of which she had been a devoted member since beginning residence in Alton, and are to be conducted by the pastor, the Rev. F. M. Hedger.

Burial will be in City cemetery. The body- will be at the Bauer Hoehn funeral home where friends may call 1 p. Saturday to 1 p. m. Sunday.

Church Events Politer Mr Ml Vu Schw tag. Three Granted Three dlvorca were heard before Judge Boynton at the week- Ot City Court Thursday, the first session of 1941. Those granted divorce were: Leona B. Stumpe from Chester Stumpe. desertion; plaintiff awarded custody of their minor daughter, Shirley Ann, Alice Cover from Lester M.

Cover, desertion: plaintiff custody oi their children, fcugene 2, and Dorlene Janet, 6. Edward J. Kroner from Jewell Kreltner. cruelty, defendant custody of their John Edward. 38 months old.

After a hearing in late afternoon, on the modlfl- in the divorce and violet Kltwnlller Jfldy of their minor children to Mrs, Kltemlller. Nina Whitlock and Miss Flora Sonn- During the business session Mrs. Ellison was elected first vlce-pres- Ident and Mrs. Ryrle third vice- president. Miss Jones was elected treasurer.

Mrs, Schweppe president, McKlnney second vice-president, and Mrs. Dick secretary. President, second vice-president and secretary, and first and and treasurer elected on alienate years for two-year period. Reports showed Home to be ELS! 1 0 ndluon the woman residing there to have had cellent year, third are an ex- Club With Henry Ball of 458 East Third street had ns guests on Thuwday members of a club Bunco was played, and New-' Mr G. Den- and Mrs.

awarded prxcs. ksahy fcjards Train at Spain. Jan. 3, on ambassador to boarded a trala today for BaroeJono, whence by automobii. to Holland wore The refreshment table was prettily decorated, and favor, marked the guests' places Mrs.

Hagerty. residing a 24H6 have the her In two weeks. for Mlu Ventms of Godfrey entertained 12 gU Now homp ru Vell ruM formerly lived In Godfrey and Ht the party K'rl. with whom had attended school. will attention at 4:10 minor Third and Market in which coBMnwd coupe driven by Newman of East th steeet and game.

th pr vitled the evening and wtrnt to Ueraldinp Baker and Ml jHmmerman amitied In servlnc Nfreshmenis by Ha Miss Dorothy Lee tiilmoie of ed to Mrs. Orvllle Beiser, Mrs. George Schlen, Mrs. Herzog and Mrs. Lee Begnel.

Mrs. Beiser, residing on street, will have the club with her In two weeks. Miller MUs Rosemary Miller of 1110 Alby street entertained members of a club at her home Thursday evening. Bridge was played at two tables during the evening and prjzes were awarded to Miss Edna Wuellner. Mrs, Paul Schmidt and Miss Helen Lefler.

Late In the evening Mlns Miller with Hsslatance of her mother, Rose Miller, refreshments to the guests. Mrs. Schmidt will be hostess to the club in two weeks at her home, 705 Royal street. "At Home" on New Year's The Rev. Russell F.

Judson, pastor of the Cherry Street Baptist Church, and Mrs. Judson received members and friends of Cherry street church at their home, 1121 East Sixth street, New Year's day afternoon and evening. They were' assisted In entertaining by their Allen and Robert; the Rev alster, C. D. Norcross, of Liberty, Warren Ash and Mrs.

Matthew Corder. Gift were placed about the home, and the refreshment table In the dlninlg room, dec- orulcd in a color scheme of pink nnd blue, had for a center piece howl fined with snap-dragons "ml pink carnations. Communion lervices will be held in the Twelfth Street Presbyterian Church Sunday morning and new members will be received. Harold Boggess will sing. Members of the Session will' meet in the intermediate room at 10:30 o'clock.

Sunshine class will at 7:30 o'clock at Cherry Street Baptist Church. Hostesses will be Mrs. Lenus Kaus, Mrs. Lynn Mrs. Arch Pennock, Mrs.

E. Doles and Mrs. Flora Gray. Church of the Congregational Church, will have a meet- Ing evening. The session will be the last until the annual church meeting on Jan 16.

Special song service will be held Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock at Congregational Church, Sixth and Henry streets. Marriage license was issued In St. Louis to Amost Earl Bridges of Carlinville and Sarah Elizabeth Adams of Virden, and in Clayton, to Ray D. Goode and Vyda Wiley of Wood River. R.

J. Williams of 1821 Washington avenue entered Alton Memorial Hospital Thursday evening for medical treatment. Mrs. Andy Barone of Chicago, the former Miss Mary Panapinto, a bride of a few weeks, has in Alton to attend the marriage of her sister, Miss Rose Pana- pinta, and Vincent Sclacca of St. Louis.

She was accompaned by her aunt, Mrs, Rosano Panapinto, and cousin, Miss Palma Panapinto; Mr. and Mrs. Sam lazetto and Miss Theresa Montegna of Chicago. The wedding of Mr. Sclacca and Miss Panapinto will take place in St.

Patrick's Church Saturday morning at 9 o'clock. Miss Lois Stephens of 3121 College avenue is a patient in Alton Memorial Hospital Where she was admitted for surgery Thursday evening. Miss Virginia Eckman left today for Washington, D. after spending the Christmas holidays with her mother, Mrs. Jennie Eckman, on the Edwardsville road, Wood River.

Mrs. C. C. Dowdy was moved from her home, 2510 Maxey street, to Alton Memorial Hospital Thursday evening for medical treatment. Jennie Zimmerman is spending a few weeks in St.

Louis, a guest at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Alvln Waters. Elmer Moyer of 146 Pence ttreet, Alton, is a patient In Alton Memorial Hospital, enteri inlg last evening fof medical treatment Miss Lois Young, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H.

M. Young'of 205 Boggess Sings For White Hall Lions Meeting Will Present Full Evening Concert at Presbyterian Church Monday Harold Boggess, baritone, accompanied by his father, Newton Boggess, presented a brief recital of songs before the White Hall Lions Club, Thursday night. Both formerly resided In White Hall. Returned from Hollywood, where he has been given a number of motion picture roles in the past year, under the name of John Holland, Harold Boggess is spending his vacation with his parents here. Monday night he will present a full evening's concert of songs at the First Presbyterian Church, where his father Is organist.

No admission Is to be charged for the concert, which begins at 8 p. but a free-will offering, to be turned over to the church's music fund, will be received during the evening. Boggess is being kept busy during his last week here. Next Sunday he has accepted invitations to sing during morning services of two Presbyterian Churches. After appearing at the First Church, he January Bride Miss Rose Panapinta, who will be married Saturday to Vincent Sciacca of St.

Louis. and his father will go to the Twelfth Street church. Democratic Women Name Miss Marie Ryan as Head Miss Marie Ryan was elected president of the''Alton Democratic Women's Club and Mrs. Lena LaChance was elected vice-president Thursday night. Mrs.

Margaret Bruce was re-elected secretary and Miss Jennie Cunningham, treasurer. Mrs. Belle Brown is retiring president and Mrs. Alice Loveless retiring vice-president. The meeting, held in Turner hall, was followed by the serving of refreshments.

Miss Ryan is a former head of the club. Births East Alton Man Injured as Auto Leaves Highway Delmar Bean's Condition Is Serious After Mishap Near Gillespie Delmar Bean, 30, of 420 Pence street, East Alton, was seriously injured in a motor accident, near Gillespie Thursday evening, when an automobile in which he was riding with Dover Cooper of Flint, Horticultural Society Meets The Alton Horticultural Society met Thursday with the Misses Emma and Anna Slack on Court street, with Henry Bachman, president, presiding. E. A. Rtehl and Erwln Thompson, Who attended recent ing of the State Horticultural Society at Belleville, reported on the sessions.

The state meeting took up the problem of peach virus, a diseaie which to the life-stream of the tree and cannot he controlled by spraying. A method of giving "shots" has been tried with some success, they reported. Planting of cover crops among trees also was recommended. The group discussed plans to dispose of surplus apples, especially the lower grade fruit. Lodge Notes Alton Rebekah Lodge, No.

475, will 'meet tonight at 8 o'clock, in the Odd Fellows' temple on Broadway. Officers-elect, elective and appointive, will be installed. After the Installation hour will be held, and refreshments served. Hartntann's Youth Shop SALE apparently skidded on pavement and, after leaving Mr. and Mrs.

Jake Wagemann of 309 Picker street, Wood River, are parents of a daughter born at 2:15 o'clock New Year's morning, at the family home. Wagemann is a daughter of Jennie Eckmann. Mr. and Charles Edward Bracken of 215 Sixth street, East Alton, are announcing the birth of their third child, a daughter, at Alton Memorial Hospital. The baby was born Thursday at 12:28 p.

and weighed seven pounds Women of St. Paul's Episcopal Church will meet next Wednesday at 2 o'clock in St. Paul's parish house for the purpose of reorganizing the Church Service League. Officers will be elected, and for the late winter and spring will be discussed. Mrs.

Ellen Calame Buried in Oakwood Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 p. at First Church for Mrs. Ellen M. Calame, wife of A. H.

Calame. The Rev. Edgar J. Vance, pastor of the church, officiated. Burial was In Oakwood cemetery.

Newton M. Boggess, organist at the church, played a program of sacred music, preceding the ier- vlce, and Mrs. H. R. Barton of Wood River sang two favorites of Mrs.

Calame. They were "Sweet Hour of tutd "Jesus Lover of My Soul." Pallbearers were Clifford Rain, Paul Baker, Frank Eccles, Kohler Scott, Eugene Elfgen and T. Elfgen. East Twelfth street left New Year's day for Chicago to visit her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Young. Miss Young will leave Saturday to spend a month in Minneapolis, with her brother- in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. T. R.

Moore. Miss Marie Hastings, business secretary at the Y. W. C. entered Alton Memorial Hospital Thursday evening for medical treatment.

To Kntortoln Put Matrons Mrs. Eunice Hill and Mrs. J. Schubert will entertain Tuesday evonlng. Jan, 7, at 7:30 o'clock at I he home of Mrs.

Hill, on College Dessert will be served to Matroni Club. Mi With Schwlber Alice Schrelber of Edit rent had with her guests use Mo Home L. Morehead of Wood River, hostess to a dinner on Mr. and (laughter, te! tn lgh1tm ml orilclub "(is played, and at a late wore "pro awarded to Mark Mrs. Edward Miller and MIS.

Wallace Roller. in addition to club members were MUdred Goudle and Mrs. Rich- arn Howser. Nellie Dietachy wifl have the dub her guest la two wiekV Luncheon for dub Mutual Benefit Club UMl of M. Knowies! of rtel Th Follow- luncheon members had a ChrUtmas gin txchang.

and i shire Slstera for 1940 revealed. The Sunshine Slaters also received Christmas presents. Mrs. Elizabeth Schrelber of Sast Fifth street will have the club with her In two Operators Entertained Operators In the Wood River office of Illinois Bell Telephone Company were Thursday evening of Mrs. Merguertle Gerl and Mary Yaggl.

at a party at the home of the latter, 408 East Eighth street, Alton. Fifteen guests attended the party. Contests and games provided the evening's diversion and prizes were awarded to Miss Zoe Hanes, Miss Doris Keppler, Mrs. Frances Harrington, Mrs. Nell Gerdlng and Miss Evelyn Bartols, who excelled.

Refreshments were served by the hostesses at 11 o'clock. Each Mrs. Laura Green of Carrollton was admitted to Alton Memorial Hospital last evening for medical treatment Miss Martha Earl of Anderson, arrived Thursday for a visit with Miss Nancy Jean Acker at the her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall W.

Acker, In Fairmount. Mr. and Mrs. Ben and son, Donald, of Alhambra, 111., and the Misses Mary Ann Hastings and Eileen Packet, student nurses at St. Joseph's Hospital, were dinner guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Oren Megowen of 1800 Main street on New Year's day. Mr. and Walter Schemmer and daughter, Joan, of Marsh street have returned from Chicago where they spent the holidays with Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Close.

Franklin Yocom of 1822 Ervay street, young son of Mr. and Mrs. Truman Yocom, entered St. Joseph's Hospital this morning for minor 1 surgery. Charles Lewis of 103 Volbracht avenue is Improving after two weeks' Illness with mumps and a lung congestion.

Caroline Kinder, Infant daughter of Mrs. Lenore Kinder of Brussells, Calhoun County, was brought to St. Joseph's Hospital evenlns: of Pneumonia. -L Dorothy Brown of Clayton, has returned to her homo after tpending the Christinas holl- with her grandmother, Mrs. A.

G. Stelner and aunts. Martin Eckrlch of 905 Hawley avenue was admitted to St. 1 ltal Thursday at 3:15 an ear and five ounces. A son was born Thursday at 5:15 p.

at Alton Memorial Hospital to Mr. and J. B. Bane of Date Hartford. Announcement made today at Alton Memorial Hospital of the birth of a daughter to Mr.

and Everett Hickey of East Broadway. The baby was born Thursday at 7:27 p. and weighed seven pounds. Mr. and Mrs.

August Hellmuth of 717 Spring street are announcing the birth of a son at St. Josephs Hospital. Born at 2:35 a. today, the baby weighed nine pounds and three ounces. the the highway, struck a telephone pole.

Both Bean and Cooper are patients in Alton Memorial Hospital. Bean suffered from exposure and a head injury and was in a semi-conscious condition today. Cooper escaped with lacerations and bruises, but remained in the hospital. The men were brought to the hospital here in an ambulance from Gillespie. They were admitted, to the hospital at 7:10 p.

m. An uncle of Bean, at East Alton today, said that his nephew, Delmar Bean, left home Thursday about 2:30 p. to accompany Cooper, a former resident of East Alton, who was there on a holiday visit, for a short automobile trip. He had planned to be back home about 4 p. to pick up his lunch and go to work at the East Alton planjt.

of Western Cartridge Co. He had asked his wife to prepare his lunch and to have hit dinner ready when he returned so that he would not be late for work on the -4 o'clock shift at the plant. When he did not return at 4, Mrs. Bean became worried, it was said, but it was not until about 8 that she learned, when police calk ed at the house to notify her of the accident, her husband had been Injured. Bean, it was said, was thrown from the car when it overturned and landed In a pool" of water at the side of the road.

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