Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 18

Alton Evening Telegraph Saturday, July 25, 1970 St. Anthony's ADMISSIONS James Goshorn. West Alton Mrs. Bertha Boedy, Godfrey Mrs. Zula Rawlings, East Alton Phyllis Scheldt, Moro DISMISSALS Mrs.

Clara Frenz, 505 Main Mrs. Ruth Jones, 1631 Market Mrs. Mae Grant, South Roxana Sharon Kincaid. Bethalto David Seymour. Bethalto Camilla Mason.

3223 1 Edsall Mrs. Joyce Pruitt. Cottage Hills Mrs. Louise Sneeringer, 200 W. Elm Mrs.

Josephine Rister, 3208 Edsall Mrs. Rita 3413 Gillham Lorraine Ackman, East Alton Alton Memorial ADMISSIONS Hatcher, Bethalto Johnson, 406 Condit Loretta Tague, Godfrey Rapp, Kampsville Sandra Thomas, Katherine Simonin, 2441 D. Mill Brandt Charles Steven Mrs. John Mrs. Alton Mrs.

Apt. Emmons G. Brandt, DDS, 77, died at 6 a.m. today in the Heritage House Nursing Home in Vandalia, where he had been for the past three weeks. A former resident of St.

Louis, he had lived in Alton for two years before moving to Vandalia. He was a dentist in St. Louis for approximately 30 years before retiring in 1958. He was born on Sept. 25, 1892 in St.

Charles County, Mo. Surviving are two sons, Daniel Alton, and John Baden, seven grandchildren; a brother, Eldon, Fulton, and two sisters, Mrs. Maude Gross, and Mrs. Mable Schowengerdt, both of St. Louis.

He also leaves nieces and nephews in the area. His wife, Opal, preceded him in death in 1954. Funeral arrangements are being completed by the Math Hermann Mortuary in St. Lou- Russell Russell JERSEYVILLE Visitation at Jacoby Brothers Funeral Home for Mrs. Anna Marie Russell, widow of Charles W.

Russell, will be after 4 p.m. today. Mrs. Russell, 71, who lived at 1004 W. Pine died at 9:45 a.m.

Friday at the Jersey Community Hospital. She was born in Fieldon on Oct. 1, 1898 a daughter of the late James and Elizabeth Boomer Minard. Survivors include five sons, John Russell, Kane; Alfred, Charles and Donald Russell, all of Jerseyville; and Clarence "Pat" Russell, Kane; two daughters, Mrs. Leona Roe, Jerseyville, Mrs.

Ester Branham, Delhi; two brothers, Curtis Minard. Warre, William Minard, Jerseyville; 24 grandchildren and seven grandchildren. Besides her husband and parents. she was preceded in death by two sons. Funeral services will be at 1:30 p.m.

Sunday at the funeral home. Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery. Richard Walters. Godfrey Mrs. Lena Merry, 2429 Sylvan Mark Logan.

Bethalto Mrs. Mary Davidson. Wood River Jeffery Herd. 218 W. 7th DISMISSALS Mrs.

Mae Christen, Ric. 1 Mrs. Helen Powell, East Alton Oliver Gordon, East Alton Mrs. Ruth Farish, 1138 Washington Manor Mrs. Anna llausman, Bethalto Helen Garner, Cottage Hills Carl Handler, 829 Douglas Manie Whyers.

Rie. 1 Donald Huber. 1905 Beall Helen Johnson. Cottage Hills Dale Seitzinger. Wood River Clifford Schumacher.

Godfrey Mrs. Ethel Bruce, 2022 Salu Mrs. Marjorie Davis, East Alton Mrs. Ginger Gornall, Bethalto Tillie Neunaber. Bethalto Kevin Havelka, Bethalto Fred Evans, Cottage Hills Kandy Lankford, East Alton Mrs.

Mamie Goslik, Staunton Ralph Dugan, 2716 W. Delmar Margaret Warren, 510 Anderson Michael Allen, East Alton Phillis Oster. Brighton Teresa Cunningham. Bethalto Jennifer Milligan, Ilartford Kevin Bertoletti, 2815 Brown Stanley Bain. 1309 E.

4th Mrs. Neva Perdun, Jerseyville St. Joseph's ADMISSIONS Harold Blackorby, Jerseyville Kathryn Bottoms, Moro Tillie Canter, 100 E. 11th Lionel Fortin, Wood River Catherine Hall. 2500 Washington Mary Ross, 1801 Market Donna Stewart.

East Alton Clarice Yates. Bethalto Ernestine Warlick. 1816 Ervay Robert Rollf. 2901 Buena Vista Viola Schaffner, Godfrey Mary Briggs, 2912 E. Broadway Mrs.

Edith Konzen, Wood River Arthur flinton, 801 Oakwood DISMISSALS Prank Brown, 1127 Hampton Millie Cawthon, 20 F. 9th Leona Harmening, Edwardsville Pamela Ileintz, Roxana Kathleen McKce. 1607 Liberty Ralph Mangers, 2828 E. Obituaries widow, he is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Massingill of Columbia, S.C., and Mrs.

Judy K. Chaney of Santa Clara, a son, Roger Dale of Wood River; five grandchildren; five brothers, Elmer Seitzinger of Chicago, Donald of Manhattan, Charles and Max, both of Gary, and William of Decker, and four sisters, Mrs. Ethel Bennett, Mrs. Doris Dunning, and Mrs. Mary Davidson, all of Lawrenceville, and Mrs.

Wilma G. Grindle off St. Paul, Minn. Visitation will begin after 4 p.m. Sunday at Marks Mortuary in Wood River.

The body will be moved to the Funeral Home in Monday morning, where friends may call after 4 p.m. Monday. Funeral services will be conducted at the Emmons Funeral Home Tuesday. Burial will be in the May Chapel Cemetery in Lawrenceville. Johnesee Following an extended illness, Mrs.

Edith Taylor Johnesee, 72, of 221 Sycamore Carrollton, died at 1 p.m. Friday at Boyd Memorial Hospital in Carrollton shortly after admission. She was born in Greene on Sept. 9, 1897, the daughter of the late George and Jessie Hodgerson Taylor. She had lived in Carrollton for 21 years, and was a member of the First Baptist Church in Carrollton.

Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Prudence Robinson, Carrollton; two sons, Sam Long, Lakeland, and Dr. William Long, Creve Coeur, Ill. Her husband, Clarence Johnesee, preceded her in death in 1968, and one son also preceded her in death. Funeral services will be held at the Hires Funeral Home in Carrollton at 2 p.m1.

Monday with the Rev. Jack Brown, pastor of the Kane Baptist Church, officiating. Burial will follow in the: Carrollton City Cemetery. Visitation will begin after 2 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home.

Seitzinger Hallaway Dale Randle Seizinger, 50, of 807 George Wood River, was pronounced dead on arrival at the Alton Memorial Hospital at 11:15 p.m. Friday after he had suffered an apparent heart attack at his home. He was born in Lawrenceville, Ill. on Jan. 3, 1920.

the son of the late Elmer Seitzinger and Mrs. Olla Mae of Lawrenceville. lle was married on Dec. 21, 1939, 10 the former Rayburn McNeil, in Lawrenceville. They moved to Wood River in 1950.

After he came to the area, he was employed by the Laclede Steel Co. in the tube mill for 20 years. lle attended the May Church near Lawrenceville. and: was a member of the Steel Workers Union. In addition to his mother and Mini-bike stolen A Honda mini-bike, valued al $278, was stolen Friday morning from the home of George Rouk of 2201 Brown St.

in Alton. Ptmn. Fred Bright, who investigated the theft, said entry was gained through a broken window on the south side of the home leading into a walkbasement. Exit was through a basement door. No one was home at the time of the theft.

In and out of area hospitals Broadway Hazel Mattingly. Godfrey Linda Metheny, East Alton Monica Plummer. 1030 E. Broadway John Rains, 607 Lawton Tueth, 2436 Sanford Ruth Vann, 1917 Piasa Tony Woodard, 935 Tremont Boyd Memorial ADMISSIONS Vincent Carmody. Carrollton Earl Lappie.

Carrollton DISMISSALS Cindy Kessinger. Roodhouse Vincent Carmody. Carrollton Leo Ralston, Palmyra Mrs. Irene Shackelfor, White Hall Avery Pitchford, Greenfield Jesse Range, Greenfield Earl Lappie, Carrollton Mrs. Ruth Seidelr, Jerseyville Wood River Township ADMISSIONS Mrs.

Elizabeth Grant, Alton Mrs. Antoinette Terry, 107 S. Main Mrs. Dora llarbke. Roxana the Rev.

Charles D. Buchannan, pastor of the church, officiating. Burial was at 11 a.m. today in the Upper Alton Cemetery. Her sons served as pallbearers.

They are Arthur, Robert, Oscar. Dr. Sterling Scales, and William Green. Voss funeral 'The Rev. Walter Krehs, pastor of Evangelical United Methodist Church in Godfrey, conducted funeral services for Julius Voss today at 2 p.m.

at Gent Funeral Home. Burial followed in the St. Patrick's Cemetery with his grandsons serving as pallbearers. "They were Steve and Martin Voss, Richard Unterbrink, Sherrill and Mike Hanks. and Sam Roberts.

We Serve the Finest Ribs- Chicken-Beef-Pork Served Noon to 10 p.m. Wednesday thru Sunday (Closed Monday-Tuesday) Dancing Tonite "8th Dawn" Ladies Free Until 9:30 FORKEYVILLE LOUNGE Fosterburg Road Mrs. Minnie Nance, South Roxana Mrs. Etta Taylor. East Alton Gary Minor.

136 S. Eighth Clyde Bormwn. 105 E. Jennings DISMISSALS Mrs. Zella Layton, South Roxnaa Mrs.

May Brown. East Alton Robert Johnson, 22 Carstens Elmer Herron, East Alton Thurman Moore, Hartford St. Joseph's (Highland) ADMISSIONS Paul Lancaster, Edwardsville Robert Cook, Edwardsville Mrs. Ann Miekush, Edwardsville DISMISSALS John Fochringer. Edwardsville Jersey Community ADMISSIONS Mrs.

Sandra Nash, Jerseyville Vieth 2530 STATE 466-0196 Alton Area's Finest Smorgasbord Over 30 delicious items to choose from I ADULTS $22 19 CHILDREN 1 EVERY SUNDAY Maggie Howland, Mozier Aloys Friedel. Jerseyville Molly Anglin, Grafton Mrs. Cindy Hamblen, Jerscyville Mary Collins. Terseyville DISMISSALS Stuart Yocom. Jerseyville Elmer Carstens, Jerseyville Charles Holzwarth, Hardin Thomas Holzwarth, Hardin Ben Higham, Mozier Staunton Community ADMISSIONS Janet Loew.

Hamel Wanda East. New Douglas Helen Ludwig, Staunton Make Dining Out A Pleasure MOONLIGHT DINING FOSTERBURG ROAD ALTON, ILLINOIS Cu 7. Save The Why But FEATURING: FRIED CHICKEN STEAKS GENUINE ITALIAN FOODS el SEA FOODS Ph. 462-4620 For Carry-Out Orders OPEN DAILY AT 5 P.M. SUNDAY 12 NOON Mondays) ROBBY'S LOUNGE 290 E.

ELM ST. PHONE 465-9702 Chicken Steaks Seafood Serving Lunch 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Dinner 5:00 p.m. to 11:30 p.In.

All the Chicken You Can Ent Give Your Family A Treat FEATURING: STEAKS CHICKEN PIZZA SPAGHETTI RAVIOLI Regina Dining Room 1618 WASHINGTON AVE. UPPER ALTON FAMILY STYLE CHICKEN DINNER ALL YOU CAN EAT Served with Hot Whipped Potatoes and Gravy ADULTS $2.25 CHILDREN $1.75 SUNDAY 12 TO 8 P.M. 3 TO 9 P.M. ONLY PARKING IN REAR ILLINOIS STATE FAIR AUG 13 thru 23 CHARLEN PRIDE OLIVER 'ROY THE COWSILL'S JOHNNY CASH Come on in! Quiet displays of art and antiques the roar of a crowd as Johnny Cash hits a low note the gasp of an audience as buyers bid higher and higher on prize livestock the spiel of a midway barker, No matter what suits your fancy, the 1970 Illinois State Fair is YOUR fair! Come on in and be part of the fun. Order tickets to Grandstand and Coliseum attractions now and remember, everyone holding an attraction ticket worth $2.00 or more purchased before August 13 will receive FREE admission to the fairgrounds, Harness Races-Aug 14,15,17, USAC Auto Race, Aug 22- Stock Car Race, Aug Art Linkletter, Impact of Brass, Aug Cowsills, Oliver, Art Linkletter, Aug 14-Gen Adm Only Hee Haw TV Stars, Aug Quarter Horse Races, Aug 17-Gen Adm Only Charley Pride, Aug Engelbert Humperdinck, Aug Johnny Cash, Aug Nat'l Champ Horse Show, Aug Western Horse Show, Aug Aug 23- No Charge, PLEASE LIMIT GRANDSTAND BOX SEAT ORDERS TO 6 PER ATTRACTION.

PLEASE LIMIT AUTO RACE TICKETS TO 8 PER ORDER. Payable to: Illinois State Fair; Mail to: Illinois State Fair Ticket P.O. Box 576, Springfield, Illinois 62705 Michael Orr, Staunton Rita Campbell. Gillespie Betty Hegel, Staunton Jessie Sparr. Staunton DISMISSALS Matt Turcal.

Benid Carlinville Area ADMISSIONS Robert Kocher, Carlinville Elizabeth Allen, Carlinville Adelhyde Wiedner, Gillespie Daniel Davis, Carlinville SKAGGS STEAKHOUSE Route 143-Edwardsville Road, Wood River Dining Room Opens at 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday Dial 259-4612 for Reservation ENTREES 1.) Pan Fried Veal Porter House with fine herb sauce 2.) Baked Chicken Breast with Giblet Gravy and Celery Dressing 3.) Braised Rib Eye Steak in Mushroom Sauce 4.0 Baked Stuffed Pork Chop with Rice Dressing The above orders include soup, salad, vegetable, potato, rolls and butter, MOVIE RATINGS These ratings after apply Nov. to 1, films 1968 RESTRICTED RELEASED Under 17 requires accom. THIS CH) SEAL panying Parent or Adult In submitted ads Indicates and the approved film under WAR Guardian the Motion Picture Code of Self-Regulation ALL AGES NO ONE ADMITTED UNDER 17 ADMITTED General Audiences GP ADMITTED NOT RATED ALL AGES Parental Guidance This picture was released prior to Nov. 1, 1968 and Suggested thus was not rated by 1 FOREIGN-IMPORT the of Motion Self- Picture Regulation.

Code Not Rated By The Printed public service Motion Picture Code ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH COTTAGE HILLS VFW POST 7678 I HOMECOMING July 31 thru Aug. 2 Featuring Prairie State Opry Saturday and Sunday Queen Coronation- Sunday 10.p.m. Rides and Concessions Advance Tickets for Rides Available Until Wednestlay, July 29 at the Post or Through Members CIVIC MEMORIAL AIRPORT RESTAURANT OPEN DAILY FROM 7 A.M. 'TIL 10 P.M. Civic Memorial Airport, Bethaito-Dial 259-3502 Special, July 26th (0000 ROAST BEEF AND DRESSING With All the Trimmings Chelce of Vegetables, Salad, Hot Rolls Butter Don't Forget Our Catfish Every Friday Nite EVERY WEDNESDAY NITE FRIED CHICKEN FAMILY STYLE CLOSED ON MONDAY OUR CHICKEN DINNERS ARE WORTH CROWING ABOUT Our Menus Include Steak Spaghetti Shrimp.

Ravioli Chicken Lobster Tails OPEN SUNDAY AT NOON Bankmark Mid-Town IT DINING ROOM 7th and Central, Alton, Illinois Child 75c Adults $1.75 Still Acclaimed As The "Best Picture" Of All Times! NOW! Ends Thurs, Comfortably COOL TODAY SUNDAY Shown GRAND 1:30 7:30 In newsereen The most magnificent picture ever? DAVID PRODUCT.O:OF O. SELZNICK'S MARGARET MICHEL'S (N) "GONE WITH THE WIND" TANNINGS Winner CLARK GABLE el Ten Academy VIVIEN IEIGH Awards LESLIE HOWARD OLIVIA de HAVILLAND SOUND ME HOLCIOR An Re release, Monday Week Nights 7:30 NOW-ENDS-THURSDAY! Comfortably COOL Lee Marvin--Clint Eastwood "PAINT YOUR WAGON" WILDEY 2:00 5:00 8:00 (GP') "KIDDIE FUN SHOW" Thurs. 1 p.m. Grand Wildey DISMISSALS Frank Kazenske, Girard Frances Walker, Carlinville City DROP YOUR ANCHOR at the PORT ROOM and refresh YOUR WHOLE CREWI Open All Day Sunday PORT ROOM RESTAURANT FLAMINGO MOTEL 501 E. Broadway Reservations 462-0642 who is stationed in the i in Vietnam; a step-father.

Albert Schott of Alton: a halfbrother, Walter Walls of Bethalto, and three half-sisters. Mrs. Nadine Anderson of Godfrey, Mrs. Dixie Schott of Alton, and Mrs. Alberta Williams of Wood River.

Visitation will be after 2 p.m. Sunday at the Smith Funeral Home in Alton, where the funeral services will be conducted at 1 p.m. Monday. Burial will be in the Upper Alton Cemetery. Wethington funeral Funeral arrangement have been completed for William Joseph Wethington, of Grand Junction, where he was the manager of the Sears store, by the Gent Funeral Home.

Friends may call at the funeral home after 10 a.m. Tuesday until 8 p.m., when the rosary will be recited. A prayer service will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the funeral home. and burial will follow in the St.

Patrick's Cemetery in Godfrey. Scales funeral Funeral services for Mrs. Marcella C. Scales were held at 8 p.m. Friday at the Greater St.

James Baptist Church with ALTON VERNON O. HALLAWAY Visitation 2 pm Sunday. Funeral Monday 1 pm al the funeral home. SUIT AL Alton. Wood River Bethalto Service with Dignity Staten Funeral Home 220 Court Alton 465-8641 465-7320 HELEN DARR Services 11 a.m.

Monday, Cont Chapel Rev. Paul S. Krobs officiating Burial Valhalla Memorial Park In state at the chapel after 2 pm Sunday WILLIAM JOSEPH WETHINGTON Services 10 am Wednesday in the Gent Chapel Burial in St. Patricks Cometery. In state at the Chapel after 10 am Tuesday.

Rosary 8 pm Tuesday Gent Funeral Home 2409 STATE STREET! ALION, ILLINOIS Ale us ill, Alone halt yers to the MID-AMERICA THEATRES "The Minx makes Curious YORK Yellow look pale' DAILY NEWS ICE MESSEL Presents The MinX what you think she is NOW (X) ADULTS ONLY Open 9 p.m. Sun. Matinee 1:30 CAMEO 1622 WASHINGTON DIAL 465-7032 ALTON'S FINEST is. THEATRES MID-AMERICA OPEN DUSK HWY.66 TR.6-9636 NOW THRU TUES. PAINT (GP) YOUR WAGON PLUS Robert Redford "Down Hill Racer" (GP) NO.

3 TONITE "THE ITALIAN JOB" (GP) Open 7:00 Americe Start Dusk Capri NOW OLD ST. LOUIS AD Thru Tues. C1.4.2114 All New! THE BUNCH OF THE 10's THE CYCLE (R) SAVAGES PLUS "Hell's Angels '69" (R) NO. 3 TONITE "3 IN THE ATTIC" (R) In declining health for the past four years. Vernon 0.

Hallaway. 55, died at 2:10 a.m. Thursday at the Alton Memorial Hospital, where he had been a patient since July 12. lIe was employed is a bricklayer on construction work with the Wickenhauser Con. struction Co.

lle was born in Fischer. on June 23. 1916. Surviving are a son. Steven.

BAC THEATRES BLOOMER AMUSEMENT COMPANY RT. 111, ROXANA 254-6746 Big NOW Entertain- Family ment! MATINEE SUN. at Rated Big (G) Just For You! HOW THE WEST WAS WON with John Wayne lieury Fonda Debbie Reynolds James Stewart and Many More! Tonite at 6:30 9:20 Sunday 8:00 STARLIGHT TMLATRE 3600 COLLEGE ALTON 462-4921 STARTS NOW! DUSK! AT PARAMOXINT PICTURES presents PAINT YOUR WAGON. A PARAMOUNT ACTURE (GP) And John Wayne in "TRUE GRIT" (G) NOTE: Children Under 16 FREE With Parent.