Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 9

For Victory BUY tmiTio ONUS AND STAMPS ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH (Established January 15, 1836) 5c Per Copy Kabel Of Moro Dies Became For III While Working I'uncl MORO, Ocl. Knbcl, ai 11:30. (Special) and re- anrt paralytic stroke re Wednesday at "His illwss was first known when lie mentioned Mrs. Isabel while they soliciUng for the Chest Fund, rfwhlch was iw.1,-0 director Widely known throughout Mnd- rmmtv, Kahel was a man of durint, his liretlme. was chiefly but had 'Sired fro'" fanning four years His other principal occupation coal mining and at.

the time of hU death lie was manager of the East Side Coal Mine at Edwards- i ville. Many fanners in Moro and Fort Russell townships recall him as threshcrnian from many back when lie assumed the operation of the threshing outfit ,1 the failing health and death of his father the late Herman Kabel. He operated his outfit every summer and after finishing the run this year, sold it because of the increased use of combines. Others may recall him as ship assessor, or as having been engaged in insurance work a few years ago. He was always interested in community work and last Wednesday had received 'special recognition as a charter member of the Madison County Farm Bureau at iti annual meeting at Edwards- villc.

His life was centered about church work and al the time of his death he was as superintendent of the Moro Presbyterian Sunday School, was an elder in Hie church, and the clerk of the session. He look particular interest in young people. Kabel was known to his family I and fiiends as a lover of nature and a keen observer of svild life. He was born May 5, 1879, in son of the late Herman and Sarah Kahel, and it was here that hi- spent his entire life. On Nov.

28, 1902, he married Margaret Ann Green, who survives him. He also leaves a son, Myron C. Kabel, of Champaign; three daughters, L. Brazier, Mrs. E.

G. Johnson, and Miss Georgia' Kabel, all of Moro; two sisiers, Mrs. Rivnr and Mrs; Mill-' me Largent of Belhallo; and Mrs. Birdie Hans of Chicago. The Navy has 4,000 dental officers.

ALTON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1943 Member of The Associated Press Best Pictures, Comics, Features In The TELEGRAPH TEN STUDENT NURSES marked completion of their four-rnonlh probationary training at Alton Memorial Hospital Sunday at capping ceremonies in the chapel photo. Charities Group Formed at Kane KANE, Oct. 28 The drive for United Charities was organized at Kane High School on Tuesday evening. C. A.

Whiteside, county chairman, appointed Thomas Roady as general chairman for the Kane community. Committee chairmen are: Publicity, the Rev. L. E. Muslain; auction, 'Louis Richards; solicitor, W.

E. Berry; entertainment, May Fenity. The local goal is $300. Kane Notes KANE Mr. and Mrs.

T. O. Clark and Honald, of Alton were dinner guests Wednesday of Mrs. Clark's mother, Mrs. Ross Reynolds.

Mrs. T. O. Clark of Alton spent Wednesday with her sister, Mrs. Jake St.

Peters. Mrs. F. A. Downey, Mrs.

J. J. Mains and Mrs. Edith Gilworlh of Jersey county spent Tuesday with their mother, Mrs. Lyda Davis, at.

the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. J. Stevens honor of Mrs. Davis' eighty-sixth birthday.

Wood River Officer Promoted to Captaincy WASHINGTON, D. Oct. 28 (Special) Two Alton area men have been given temporary promotions, it was learned at "the War Department today. First Lieut. J.

R. Edwards, Infantry, 133 Whitelaw avenue, Wood River, goes to the rank of captain, and Second Lieut. William Andrew Augsburger, Air Corps, 406 South Buchanan street, Edwardsville, goes to the t-Ejnk of first, lieutenant. Macoupin Draft List Announced CARLINVILLE, Oct. selective service board representing District 1 of Mncoupln County has received a call for men for possible Induction into the armed forces and of the number three are volunteers.

They are- Lewis F. Reeder, Hardln; Delos Frank Six. Waggoner, and Dixon Noel Burkdoll, Carlinville. Draftees are; Ova Washington Goltz, Alton; Gilbert Edwards, East Alton; Jack Bernard Kirby. Dentis Berry, John Edward Manilas.

Virden; Willlnm Leo Heggy, Walter G. Derringer, Girard; James Horace Hunter, Carlinville; William Carrol Bacon, Palmyra; Louis Earnest. Sehmedeke, Raymond; Roy Dean Goode, Normal, and Andrew White, Springfield. Rural Youth Dance of the Rural Youth Association have announced that the Hallowe dance, which was 10 have been held Saturday night, will he held tonight in the Triple A hall. The change was made because of conflicting dates with other Halloween festivities, which will be held throughout the county Saturday night.

Altonian Prepares for Invasion HEADQUARTERS, an Theater of Operations, (Special) Making use of the lessons gained from Africa, Sicily and Italy, men ol an infantry unit, including Cpl. George Carton Waters, 23, 3625 Coronado drive, Alton, recently conducted an extensive battle exercise here with the British Home Guard. American troops wevo the "invaders" while the British defended positions along a river. Held at two points by the Home Guard, who had been strengthened by an attached Unit- en States reconnaissance unit, the Infantry drove through at a third position and successfully outflanked the defenders. The combat problem was part of an intensified ''pro-invasion" program of the troops poised tor the coming battle o' Europe.

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