Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 7

TUESDAY, MARCH 30,1965 Seitzitiger Obituaries ALIGN EVENING TELEGRAPH Mrs. Effie Seitzinger, 88, of Flat Rock, ntother of Lowell C. Seitzinger of Godfrey, passed away early this morning at the Lawrence County Hospital in Lawrenceville, HI. She had been In failing health for several months. Others surviving are two daughters, Mrs.

Glen Montgomery with whom she had made hor home, Mrs. Dale Moore of LeMesa, three grandchildren and one great grandchild Her husband, Carl E. Seitzinger, preceded her in death in 1945. The body is at the Bond Funeral Home in Flat Rock, 111. Funeral arrangements are pending.

Harris EDWARDSVILLE Mrs. Irma Springer Harris, 88, a teacher in the Edwardsville School System 30 years, died at 4:40 p.m. Monday at Washington County, Hospital, Nashville, 111. where she had been a patient the past year. Born Jan.

2, 1897 at Edwardsville, a daughter of the late Henry J. and Virginia Evans Springer, she was married June 6, 1908 to Warren D. Harris who died March 20, 1913. She is survived by a son, Warren Harris of California; a daughter, Mrs. Virginia R.

Huegely of Nashville, with whom she made her home; a sister, Mrs. D. W. Fiegenbaum STREEPER IF FUNERAL HOME I I 1620 WASHINGTON with Dignity EMIL A. HUBEB Visitation at the Chapel.

Funeral 9 a.m. Wednesday at St. Mary's Church. Burial in St. Joseph Cemetery.

Staten Funeral Home 220 Court Alton 465-8641 465-7320 oi Edwardsvilte and one granddaughter. Mrs. Harris taught in the Edwardsville schools from May 1913 until her retirement June 4, 1943. She was a member of N.E.A., I.E.A. and a charter member of the Edwafdsvtlle Chapter of the D.A.R.

She was a member of St. John's Methodist Church. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Weber Fu neral Home where services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Thurs day by Rev.

Ray B. Porter of Nashville. Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery. Smith Funeral services for William Smith, 64, a retted teacher, will be held Thursday at 10 a.m. In St.

Paul's Baptist Church, where he was a deacon. The Rev. Simon Coleman will officiate at the service. The body will be moved Wednesday from Bagbee Funeral Home to the church where friends may call after 7 p.m. Mr.

Smith died Sunday at 2 a.m. at his home, 1021 Union following an illness of three months. A son of the Rev. and Mrs. William Smith, he was born Sept.

21, 1900. His wife, the former Irene Jackson, preceded him in death. Mr. Smith was a veteran of World War I. Survivors are five daughters, Mrs.

Bertha Slighten, Osceola, Mrs. Frankie Lee Curry, turrell, Mrs. Rachel Clark, Marion, Mrs. Ozzie May Love and Mrs. Kizzie Knighten, West Memphis, two sons, Melvin, Kansas City, and Isaac Indianapolis, Ind.

Thomas Mrs. Sarah Jane Thomas, 91, a native of Calhoun County and resident there until moving to Nebo in 1941, died Monday in a hospital at Pittsfield. A daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Clendenny, early settlers in Calhoun County, Mrs.

Thomas was born Feb. 28, 1874, at Mozier. She and her family had been active in organization of Church of Christ Church in Calhoun County. She was married Jan. 29, ALTON DEWEY E.

WEEKS Funeral 8 p.m. Wednesday. ALTON-WOOD RIVER- HETHALTO WILLIAM H. CRAIG Services 1 p.m. Thursday at Moore Funeral Home, Marshall, Illinois.

In state at Gent Chapel till 10 p.m. Tuesday. THOMAS C. GUTIERREZ Services 9 a.m. Wednesday at St.

Matthew's Church. Burial in St. Joseph's Cemetery. In state at the Chapel. Rosary recited 8 p.m.

Tuesday. RE-ELECT Walter A. Schreiber ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR OF ALTON TOWNSHIP A home owner and payer opposed to higher taxef. Not obligated to any group or organization. interest at all will be my firtt A firm believer in economy of our county government.

VOUIt VOTE WILL BE 1893, to Wifflafll Henry tTWfft- as. an of her married fife was spent on farm north of Mozier. Following Mt. Thomas' retirement they moved to Nebo and two years ago site went to Pittsfield to make tef home with a daughter, Mrs. Louis McBride.

Surviving children ate: Mrs. Hector Hobbs, Nebo; Mrs. McBride, Pittsfield; Mrs. Edward Steinberg, Pleasant Hilt; Jesse R. Thomas, Alton; Edward W.

Hamburg, and Clyde J. Belleview. She also leaves two brothers, Charles Clendenny, Mozier, and Logan Clendenny, Jerseyville; 10 grandchildren, 20 great grandchildren, and three great great grandchildren. Four brothers, a sister, and a grandson preceded her in death. The body is at Ward Funeral Home, Pleasant HU1, where friends may call.

Funeral services will be Wed nesday at 2 p.m. in Church of Christ, Nebo, followed by burial in Crescent Heights Cemetery, Pleasant Hill. Ferguson JERSEYVILLE Guy T. Ferguson, 80, retired Ashland, 111., businessman, died Monday at 3:15 in Jersey Community Hospital where he had been a patient since Friday. He had been in Green Lawn Nursing Home, Jerseyville, for 18 months prior to entering the hospital.

He was the father of Thomas Roe Ferguson, Jerseyville, and a brother of Robert Ferguson, Wood River. He was born at Ashland and had lived there all his life until he entered the nursing home. Beside his son and brother he is survived by two grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. His wife, the former Mary Parsons, a daughter and four brothers and three sisters preceded him in death. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m.

in Gainer Funeral Home, Ashland. Visiting hoursat the funeral home will be after 2 p.m. Wednesday. in St. Louis.

There are two sons, Quentin Bellwood, 111., and Wilbur Tulsa, two grandsons and two granddaughters. He was the last of nine children in his family, six brothers and two sisters having preceded him in death. George Franklin, Dorsey. DISMISSALS MEDICAL A Marcia Rector, 2405 Birch. The body is at Morrow-Quinn rs.

Alice Kite, 1126 Brown. DISMISSES Mortuary where services will be Mrs Marearet Hack Haw DISMISSALS held Thursday at 2 p.m. with thornf Mrs Geraldine Wooff, 227 13th Dr. Cortley Burroughs, pastor of Mrs Errie Burton 1010 MUnor Charles Blane, 4130 Alby First Presbyterian Church, of- He len Chontofalsky, Godfrey. ficiating.

Burial will be Upper Frank Whyte 2 715 Edwards. uu iiiuiiKuij WOOD itlVer nay, Dunnei will be after 3 p.m. Wednesday. Mrs Cora Timmermeier West Mar CaldweU, 1926 Rodgers. i 11 IWfCJ Ifovr Weeks Hanks Funeral services for Kent Randall Hanks, infant son of Mr.

and Mrs. Kent Hanks, 545 W. 12th Wood River, were held Monday at 1 p.m. in Staten Chapel with the Rev. J.

W. Jordan officiating. Burial was at Winchester. The baby, one of four children of Mr. and Mrs.

Hanks died Saturday in St. Joseph's Hospital where he was born March 25. Surviving beside his parents are three sisters, Sherri Lynne, Dee Lynne, and LaTane; the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ruble, East Alton, and Mrs.

Mildred Hanks, Alton, and great-grandmothers, Mrs. Evans, Winchester, and Mrs. William Hamilton, Percy. Clendenny JERSEYVILLE services for William Lee Clendenny, day-old-son of BIT. and Mrs.

William E. Clendenny, 513 E. Pearl were held at 10 a.m. today in Oak Grove Cemetery with the Rev. Harry Frazier officiating.

Pending time of the funeral the body was at Jacoby Bros. Funeral Home. The baby was born prematurely March 27, in Jersey Community Hospital and died Sunday in Christian Welfare Hospital, East St. Louis. Survivors beside his parents are his grandparents, Mrs.

Ed na Bean, Jerseyville; Eugene Ciendenny, Dow, and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cappler of Jerseyville. Maxeiner Amos J. Maxeiner, 88, a retired tailor, who had been employed at his trade in Alton for 60 years previous to his retirement seven years ago, died at 12:15 a.m.

today at his home, 616 Langdon St. He had been in failing health hree years and in and out of hospitals several times. Mr. Maxeiner was widely acquainted in the West Third Street business district where he had been employed for many years at the Schweppe store and then at the Louis J. Hartmann store.

He had last worked at Stork Cleaners and Furriers. Born in Foster Township, Oct. 26, 1876, he was a son of the late Henry Philip and Margaret Fiofmeister Maxeiner. He bad lived in Alton 75 years. He attended the Fosterburg schools.

Mr. Maxeiner was a memoer of Franklin Lodge 25, Surviving are his widow, the former Mary Raith, whom he married in November of 1919, Livestock At last St. Lonft NATIONAL STOCKYARDS, 111. (AP) Estimates for tomorrow: Hogs cattle 2,500: calves 200; sheep 250. Hogs barrows and gifts 150-300 Ibs 15.25-17.85; sows 300600 Ibs 15.00-W.25.

Cattle calves 250; steers good and choice 21.00-24.00; heifers good and choice 1.90023.00; vealers good to choice 20.00-31.00; calves good to hoice 14.00-19.00. Sheep 600. Produce Prices At St. Louis ST. LOUIS (AP) Eggs and ive poultry: Eggs, consumer grades, A arge 28-29, A medium 25-26, A small 19-21, large 25-26, wholesale grades; standard unclassified check: 1849.

Hens, heavy 17-18, light over Ib 1142, under 5 Ib broilers and fryers FIRST GRADE FLYER Ms lta Valenttne Jr. is a Dieting a "bird's nest over." At right dad sends him erf 1 He when he was back in maneuver called an "angel." (AP Wire- three. Appearing at Slmners Circus in Chicago, photo) youngster is caught by his father, Bay, after com- Alton Cemetery. Visiting hours at the mortuary Dewey E. Weeks, 68, of 2400 lived in Rosewood Heights since Jrandview died Monday at 12:30 p.m.

in Kankakee where he had gone for a weekend visit with relatives. He became ill at a relative's home and was taken to River- iide Memorial Hospital, where he died of an apparent heart attack. Mr. Weeks, who had lived in Alton since 1941, was a storekeeper at Alton State Hospital. He was born March 8,1897, at Bay City, a son of the late Mr.

and Mrs. Ransom Weeks. His first wife, the former Henrietta Johnston died in 1950 and in 1953 he was married to Lisse Tickner of Alton, who survives. Mr. Weeks was a veteran of World War I and a member of Calvary Church.

In addition to his widow he is iurvived by a daughter, Mrs. Casper Crivello, Brighton; a step-son, Claude Tickner, Alton; three brothers, J. V. Weeks, Golconda; W. Weeks, Ports- City, and W.

W. Weeks, Ports- muth, Ohio; three sisters, Mrs. Lulu Buchanan, Golcondo; Mrs. Nola Metcalf, Leachville, and Mrs. Herschel Ponzer, Barnhart, Mo.

A son, Dewey, and a daughter, Mrs. Emma Southern Baptist Manescallo, death. preceded him in The body is at Smith Funeral Home, Alton, where services will be conducted Wednesday at 8 p.m. by the Rev. Howard Todd Taylor.

Friends may call at the funeral home after noon Wednesday. Early Thursday morning the body will be taken to Brookport for services Friday at 1:30 p.m. Burial will be in Azotus Cemetery. Kohler pronounced dead on arrival at Olin firm for 35 years. He was born in Alton Aug 9., In And Out of The Hospitals St.

Anthony's Frank Whyte, 2715 Edwards. uavm nain MZU KODin Roy L. Thatcher, 538 Metzger, William Ferguson, 914 Royal Mrs. Margaret Rav Bunker Alton, Mo. trs.

Mary Napp, 525 Wood River. 1957. Street Methodist. Church. His widow, the former Thelma V.

Duley, whom he married in 1925 in Alton, survives him. He also leaves a daughter, Mrs. Virginia Chappell, Newton, two sons, Samuel E. Chicago, and Rodney Bruce, at home; three brothers, William and Woodrow, Alton, and Raymond, Waco, a sister, Mrs. Dorothy Milford, Alton, and seven grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. in Streeper Funeral Home aith the Rev. John N. Henderson officiating. Burial will be in Upper Alton Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p.m. Wednesday. James Gorman Burial In Upper Alton A Requiem High Mass was sung at 9 a.m. today in SS. Peter Paul's Church for James P.

Gorman, Alton township assessor, who died Saturday. Msgr. James Suddes was celebrant of the Mass and assisted Msgr. J. H.

Haggerty at committal services in Upper Alton Cemetery. Alton city hall was closed this morning in respect to the memory of Mr. Gorman and in attendance at the funeral were a number of city and Madison County officials. Pallbearers were former Mayor Leo Struiff, Corporation Counselor John Hoefert; Township Supervisor Steven Kennedy, Nellis Conley, Kenneth Duncan, and Lewis Howard. Banking Interment In Valhalla Park Samuel E.

Kohler, 58, of 421 Kennedy Rosewood Heights, a supervisor in the Brass Mill of Olin Mathieson Chemical died unexpectedly this morning. Mr. Kohler had been ill of a 1:30 p.m.°in Mortuary respiratory ailment but his con- the body of Ira Thomas Hank- iition was not known to be ins was taken to Valhalla Me be cause for concern. He was morial Park for burial. Following services Monday at The Rev.

Jack Travelstead Alton Memorial Hospital at 4:24 pastor of First Methodist Church, East Alton, official Mr. Kohler had been with the ed. Pallbearers were Roy Newell, Paul Moore, Alfred Clark 1906, a son of the late Mr. and Charles Thompson, Floyd Mrs. Joseph F.

Kohler. He had Reed and Charles Mohr. AN EXTRA SIRVICI TO OUR CUSTOMIRS Prescription Delivery i fiTQRCf ftfenttcello PUw Shopping Venter Wood River Carol Reader, Roxana. Thomas Grant, South Roxana. Luke DeGrand, 416 Belleview.

Nancy Yeager, 2406 Belle. David Rain, 3420 Robin. Ray, Bunker Hill Mrs. Darlene Lutes, 123 Eighth Lucille Brewer, Alton. Ralph Hecht, Godfrey.

Loren Walker, East Alton. Michael Johnson, East Alton. SURGICAL Mrs. Lillie Brewer, Hartford. Theresa Combs, Bethalto.

Mrs. Catherine Benton, Mea dowbrook. Mrs. Kay Holey, Wood River. St.

Joseph's MEDICAL Clay Cope, Jerseyville. Cheri Isom, 417 Brookside. Mrs. Albina Jones, Edwardsville Tammy Sutton, 3201 Franor. Edwin Spatz, Rte.

1, Dow. Mrs. Pearl Woodring, Jerseyville Henry Phillips, 509 Miller. Mrs. Lola Campbell, 2206 Fernwood.

Edward Moore, 2708 Moore. SURGICAL Charles McPherson, Hartford. Ernest Struebel, Rte. 2, Godfrey Mrs. Ruth Rench, 639 Langdon, Mrs.

Betty Wilschetz, Brussels. Mrs. Dolores Bridges, 1108 Main Donald Shampine, 715 Third, East Alton. DISMISSALS Mrs, Mary Brooks, 3042 Alby. Charles Corzine, Wood River.

Eunice Cotton, 47 Sullivan. Mrs. Frances Dooley, Brighton. Mrs. Mary Gordon, 3185 Paul.

Mrs. Carol Guthrie, Hartford. Mose Holmon, 1331 Taylor. Joseph Kamp, Godfrey. Mrs.

Shirley King, Cottage Hills Mrs. Patsy Kruemmelbein, Bunker Hill. Mrs. Mamie Parker, 820 Adams. Mrs.

Shirley Schoeneweis, Rte. 1, Bunker Hill. Mrs. Irene Shackelford, Godfrey Mrs. Rita Snider, Jerseyville.

Frank Tomaso, East Delmar. Mrs. LaVerna Weirich, 813 Central. Mrs. Emma Mather Alton Memorial MEDICAL Mark McGuiggan, East Alton.

Mrs. Hilda Becker, Marine. Deanna Mizerski, 708 Mechanic. Glenn King, Bethalto. Kenneth Johnson, Godfrey.

Mrs. Anne Edwards, 3209 Edwards. Eddie Nebel, Godfrey. Mrs. Dorothy Jenkins, 2807 Grandview.

Daniel Titchenal, Bethalto. Mrs. Audrey Klopfer, 3204 Batson. Teresa Altenhofen, Bethalto. Carol Cook, Wood River.

Saundra Cauley, 2705 Sanford. DISMISSALS Phillip Oberts, 3501 Bloomer. Mrs. Shelby Kibler, East Alton Raymond Hughey, 1519 Clawson Mrs. Melissa Reading, Alton.

Maurice Perdun, Jerseyville. Jason Calame, 3024 Edwards. Mrs. Betty Reinke, East Alton Eugene Pearson, 3307 Leo. Jeffrey Camp, 2805 North.

Lori Lovell, East Alton. Mary Baumgartner, Godfrey. Mrs. Beatrice Williams, Bethalh Thomas Ryan, Piasa. Willard McKean, Wood River.

Mrs. Lila Owens, Bethalto. Mrs. Betty Borders, Brighton. Eric Oldendorph, Bethalto.

Jersey Community MEDICAL Mrs. Stanley Pohlman, Brussels Robert Beiermann, Jerseyville. Nancy Thompson, Kane. Mrs. William Clendenny, Jersey ville.

Karen Bray, Jerseyville. Lena Wock, Jerseyville. Mrs. Russell Wilson, Jerseyville Mrs. C.

T. Kibler, Jerseyville. Myron Darr, Medora. Michael O'Toole, Jerseyville. Mrs.

Marvin Marshall, Jersey ville. David Ballard, Jerseyville. SURGICAL Andrew Beiermann, Jerseyville Mrs. Raymond Maag, Golden Eagle. DISMISSALS Harry Shepard, Jerseyville.

Mrs. Clyde Kirgan, Jerseyville Donna Vinson, Godfrey. Mrs. Lora Housel, Graf ton. Wocd River Township MEDICAL James Smith, Florissant, Mo.

Dennis Barnett, Hartford. Mrs. Myrtle Crull, 416 Bowman East Alton. SURGICAL Samuel Wills, Bethalto. Mrs.

Patsy Pruett, Roxana. Mrs. Pearl Elliott, 427 Church East Alton. Tina M. Zappa, 211 Ferguson.

Delmar Gusewelle, Edwardsville Herschel Cummings.ll DISMISSALS Mrs. Zella Goodman, East Alton Mrs. Mattie Wright, Cottage Hills. Mrs. Lucille Burris, 30 Harnett brqant Pre-Season Special 9 Combination Special! Your Choieo of: if 100,000 ITU Gas Furnace with All and Duett 24,000 ITU Whole House Air Conditioning, Complete INSTALLED Your Chalet 449" SAVE 100.00 Get BOTH for ONLY '848 HEATING -r-fyww 1 No I i News of Grains Futures Weaker CHICAGO (AP) In the ab sence of any significant demand most grain futures slipped inti weaker levels today in general ly slow transactions on th Board of Trade.

Soybeans were down almos three cents a bushel at the ex treme in the early afternoon and most grains small fraction although oats lost about a cen in spots. Estimated carlot receipt were wheat 5, corn 114, oats 1 rye none, barley 25 and soy beans 1. Blackburn Kites; St. Patrick's Burial Funeral services for Orland Blackburn were held at 10 a.m Monday in SS. Peter's Paul' Church with the Rev.

a John Kennedy as celebrant the Requiem High Mass. Burii was in St. Patrick's Cemeterj where the Rev. Father Richar Peradotto officiated. Pallbearers were Lavern Freeman, William Koss, Rile Heffron, Walter Blakeley, Clai ence Hunt, and Ray Cooper.

Requiem Mass Sung For Mrs. McCormick A Requiem High Mass wa sung Monday at 9 a.m. in Ambrose Church for Mrs. An na McCormick. The Rev.

Father A. Robert son was celebrant of the Ma and the Rev. Father Edwar Groesch officiatel at St. Jo seph's Cemetery. Pallbearers were a Springman, Joseph Crivello John McCormick, Martin King Bernard Buese, and Clyd Bowers.

Modglin Interment At Metropolis, Dl. With members of Metropolis post of the American Legio and Veterans of Foreign as pallbearers, the body of Mer riell Modglin, Alton, was inter red in Masonic Cemetery a Metropolis, Sunday. Services at Staten Chape were conducted Saturday at p.m. by the Rev. Paul S.

Krebs pastor emeritus of Twelft Street Presbyterian Church. Motlenfte Trading NEW Y0KK larket fneM i £Bft IB te trading this fttttfnMft. Volume for (toy tUft mated at 4.4 rtftttoJ! shares compared with 4.91 miDJon Monday. Airlines and some of tfte merger-affected rafls rtMHte recoveries. New York Central was np and Pennsylvania a fraction.

Eastern Air Lines gained more than a point and a nati while United and American nes were op About ft point ach. Du Pont was more than a point lower. Nonferrmts metals and utilities and cigarette stocks were narrowly mixed. Up about a point were national Harvester, Douglas Aircraft, Zenith, Polaroid, Xerox, U.S. Smelting and Control Data.

Continental Oil, which traded on a block of 98,000 shares, ooked like the volume leader and was down nearly a point. Also actively traded, Martin- Marietta rose nearly i point and Pacific Petroleum a fraction. 12 Selected Following are today's 1 p.m. quotations of twelve New York Stock Exchange issues research das indicated are widely held in the Alton area, as supplied to the Telegraph by Newhard Cook St from its Alton branch office. (The New York Exchange closes daily at 2:30 p.m.

(Alton time), so these are not the closing quotations: Gen. Motors Granite City Steel Olin Mathieson 48, Owens-Ill. Shell Oil Sinclair Oil Socony Standard Oil (Ind.) Standard Oil (NJ) U. S. Steel Sears Shore the Savings LOUIM BUNDELl JDEFT.

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