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a a a I I FAGE TWELVE ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1956 First Illinois City Glencoe Has Had Manager By Ordinance Since 1914. By NORMAN BROWN Of Wood River Bureau WOOD RIVER The Illinois city of Glencoe was the first this state to adopt the city ager form of government. It adopted the plan by an ordinance in 1914 and has stayed with the form of government without making it mandatory by calling a vote and enacting the state laws. The city of about 7,000 population has never repealed the ordinance adopted 42 years ago. Winnetka was the second Illinois city to adopt the form later of city government a year manager in 1915, also by a city ordinance, instead of voting the plan into effect.

It has never changed to the elected form of city manager in their 41-year history of the plan. The city of 13,000 has had managers. Thirty-two Illinois cities were using the city manager form of government before Feb. 3, 1954 of which 15 had city ordinances for the plan and 17 had adopted it by election. A large share of the cities using' the council-manager form of government have a stable city manager experience.

There were 21 cities which have had only one city manager since they Introduced the plan, seven have had two, three have had three and Wilmette has had five men uring 23 years of experience with a professional manager of the city, Wood River one of cities which has had only one city manager. Raymond Harbaugh has been with the city since 1953 in the position of city manager. Dayton, 0., was installing the plan in 1914 at the same time as Glencoe, Ill. Dayton was the first large city (pop, 244,000) in 1914, to approve the new idea. Hospital Alton Memorial MEDICAL Cheryl Albert, Rt.

1 Piasa Wilbur Wilson, 736 Sixth William Brazier, East Alton Mrs. Shirley Emons, Godfrey Toby Van Hoy, Wood River SURGICAL, Mrs. May Barton, Oakwood Michael Whitney, Roxana Mrs. Kathryn Katz, 1212 Rock Spring. Kane Mira.

Nornia Barnett, East DISMISSALS. Deanna Aughenbaugh, 1410 Rodgers Charles Long, 3718 nado Mrs. Barbara Brotherton, 125 W. Birch Mrs. Mary McKee, Godfrey Jeffery Vent.res, East Alton Larry Orris.

1227 Diamond Mrs. Mary Hunt Cory, Godfrey Mrs. Frances Killebrew, Wood River Mrs. Katherine Barrow, Godfrey Irvin H. Partridge, 2802 Residence Edward Lampe, Wood River Mrs.

Shirley C. McAninch, 2620 Rodgers Jersey Community MEDICAL Arch Wallendorf, Hardin. Mrs. Donald Scoggins, Jerseyville. Mrs.

Fred Fitzgibbons, Jerseyville. Mrs. John Baker, Hardin. SURGICAL David Scott, Fieldon. Sue Ann Fredenberg, Jerseyville.

Ayres, Medora. William F. Miller, Jerseyville. Chappee, Dow. DISMISSALS David Ayres.

Medora, Mrs. Henry Price, Jerseyville. William F. Miller, Jerseyville. Linda Chappee, Dow.

Mrs. Carl Bick, Batchtown. Roger Bland, Jerseyville. John Mrs. Durward, Jerseyville.

Keith Gilleland, Eldred. Thomas Myer, Jerseyville. St. Joseph's MEDICAL, Mrs. Concetta Manescalco, 2716 East Broadway Mrs.

Margaret Bass, Rt. 1 Alton Joseph Massey, Ruth's Nursing Home Mrs. Honour Frye, 2035 Park Danny Williamson, 1802 Market SURGICAL, Frank Flola, 3732 Berkeley Joseph Metz, 511 Wyss Miss Nancy Twitty, 802 Milion Frank Lamenske, 518 Tenth, Wood River. Mrs. Marie Steele, 239 Dooley DISMISSALS Mrs.

Zoe A. Braner, 445 Wood, River, East George Friedel, Hardin Mrs. Kathleen Zimmerman, 1021 Western Dr. Mrs. Jo Ann Davis, Edwardsville Miss Irene Keck, O'Falion Lonny Collins, 117 Elm Miss Deborah Disher, 401 Cobb Mrs.

Judith Gent, Edwardsville Miss Elizabeth Zerwas, Godfrey Mrs. Shirley Lyerla, 2508 Benhow Mrs. Mary Fulton, Mo. Ronnie Williams, Bethalto Miss Shirloy Latham, 206 Grand East Alton Miss Augusta L. Balley, 2010 Chapin Mrs.

Janet Poleet, Rt. 1, East Alton Miss Linda Houston, Pottebaum, Bethalto 618 Leonard Miss Cynthia Baiter, 739 Sixth Miss Sherrill Rice, Brighton Mrs. Grace Gleim, South RoxAna Mrs. Elsle Day, Brighton Wood River Township Notes MEDICAL George W. Clayton, 233 Victory, East Alton Anamary Stalkoff, 336 Main Aaron S.

Shive, Rt. 1, Alton Mrs. Lena Hindricks, Bethalto Sandra Stanton, Cottage, Hills SURGICAL Mrs. Lucille C. Petitt, 456 Prospect DISMISSALS Janet Barrett, 527 Twelfth Betty Adams, Bethalto Mrs.

Mary Crutchley, Hartford Joseph Buford, 125 Twelfth Janice Shimchick, 833 State Flo Jean Heard, 1130 Seller, Alton Everett W. White, 805 Airline, East Alton Joan Anglin, 143 Fifth Deborah Laux, 600 Sheapard, Alton When the new council took office in 1914. the sought a man of outstanding ability for the manager's job. They chose city engineer H. M.

Waite of Cincinnati, who declined a offer from a corporation and went to Dayton for $12,500. Many municipal services now taken for granted were pioneered by Dayton, Free nursing, free legal aid, a free employment bureau for women, a crime prevention bureau and other services writing were launched. Dayton muninipal history more than one book has been written about the city's success. The manager found many ways to cut costs. Gas consumers found their bills halved when the city got natural gas at 34 cents to replace artificial gas at cents.

Unit costs were reduced all along the line through adequate cut from $2.60 a ton 10 $1.60, controls, Garbage collection was a saving of 38 per cent. Another item cut was the work-day. Dayton's employes received the eight-hour day long before other cities and private industry. Since 1954, 11 other Illinois cities have adoted the city manager idea and many more are looking into the possibilities of the saving of tax money by the more efficient, trained professional, city manager form of municipal government. Return Home WOOD RIVER Mr.

and Mrs. W. E. McAnany, 719 Ferguson, have returned home after spending Christmas and several days visiting their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs.

E. T. Lawliss and daughters, Sharon, Diane and Michelle, at Indianapolis, Ind. Sunday Evening Presbyterians To Honor New Members at W. River WOOD RIVER The Rev.

Manley Mace, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, has announced the topic of the Sunday morning 9:30 a.m. and 11 a.in. services will be "Christian Progress in Equador." Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Beardsley, missionaries of Ecquador, will be guest speakers.

The Beardsley's will be honored guests together with the 72 new members who have joined the church during 1956, at a reception to be held in the church social rooms Sunday evening from 6 until 9 p.m. The social evening is being sponsored by the Board of Deaconess and will feature a colored film to be shown at 8 p. m. by the Beardsley's of their work in Ecquador where he is an agricultural missionary in the United Andean Indian Mission. The Westminster Choir will present a program of special music at the 9:30 a.m.

service, with the Chancel Choir during the 11 a.m. service. Miss Jean Paton will appear as soloist. Had Been To Tourney Five Madison Youths Hurt When Auto Overturns Twice WOOD RIVER Five old Madison High School students were treated and released at the Wood River Hospital after the car in which they were ridran off the road, hit a soft shoulder and overturned twice at 10:30 p. m.

1 riday after the Wood River basketball tournament on Highway 67 near the north Hartford city limits. Charles Veach was driving the North Alton News ALDERMAN EDGELL WILL ENTER RACE Ward Alderman Clare ence Edgell 100 W. Elm has annotinoed that he will cir4 culate petitions to place name as a contender in the April city primary election. He having is completing Walter his first P. term Wet- stein, .662 to 587 in the 1953 election.

Edgell, operator al Owens. Illinois, is passing out cards in his aspirations, and in An attempt to simulate residents of his ward to an expression of approval or disapproval of his first term. A newcomer to politics, Edgell plans to make as many personal calls Ag time will allow to get signatures on, his petitions and 10 discuss his council actions during the past term. Edgell said this morning that he had deolded to re-enter the race, ragardless of the outcome of the council-managership election now set for Feb. 19.

TEACHER TRAINING COURSE WEDNESDAY Beginning Wednesday at 7:30 p. regular prayer service time. the Rev. Albert pastor of Bible Presbyterian Church, Elm street, will begin 8 course of teacher training at the church. All teachers are urged to attend, and any others in the church are invited.

High, school age members have signified that many of them will attend the courses. The Rev. Mogihot and his family, returned Thursday from Bellflower, where they were guests for two days with Mrs. Moginot's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

George H. Musterman, SPENT HOLIDAY IN MICHIGAN Sandy Teasley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Parker Teasley of 4025 Alby returned to her home Friday, from Brighton, where she had visited since the Sunday before with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

George M. Teasley, Miss Teasley, 15, is a student at Alton High School. TO END VISIT IN MICHIGAN Pastor Henry Hudson, Berean Bible Church, and Mrs. Hudson. were expected to return home, Highland today, from Holland, where spent Christmas hollday with Mrs.

Hudson's parents. TO RETURN TO BASE, JAN. 1 Second Li. Bob Edgell, son of Mr. Mrs.

Clarence Edgell, who is stationed al a base In Texas, will leave Jan. 1 to return to his duty after a visit! with his parents, since Dec. 21. MOTHER ILL IN St. LOUIS HOSPITAL Mrs.

Fred Pierce or South St. Louis, mother of Mrs. Cleo Keirn, whose husband pastor of the First Church of God, was expected to be dismissed from MeMilien Hospital, St. Louis. after treatment for A cardiac condition.

She had been hospitalzed three weeks. The Rev. and Mrs. Keirn entertained 30 relatives at their home Christmas, from Hathaway Hills and Columbia, Mooreheat, Valley Park, and Rocklord, many of whom called on Mrs. Pierce in the hospital, NORTHSIDE CHURCHES PLAN NEW YEAR'S EVE SERVICES At least five churches in the Northside area have made plans for New Year's Eve services.

At Bethany Baptist Church. North Alby Street the services will begin at 7:30 p. continuing to midnight, with the last hour one of devotion and prayer. There will be a social period, North preceding Alton the Baptist worship. the observance will be from 12, with worship, recreation and refreshments, Mrs.

'M. E. Norman is in charge. The First Church of God will go to the Fellowship Hall in North St. Louis to join churches in the unity association of the St.

Louis area in a New Year observance from 9 to midnight. will munion "prayer cells, recreation and refreshments. The Berean Bible Church will have a two-hour service, 8 to 10 p. with special music, prayer and social period. Elm Street Presbyterian listed their service in Friday's paper.

Obituary Philip Taylor Mrs. T. Beiser Philip Taylor of 945 Union widelly known former automobile dealer and real 1 estate salesman, died at 10 a. m. today in St.

Luke's Hospital, St. Louis, Mo. He had been 111 and in and out of hospitals since September, and during that time had undergone major surgery. He had last entered the hospital two weeks ago. Born in Fieldon, Jersey County, July 9, 1894, he spent his ear.

ly life there. Ile had resided in Alton since 1925 and prior to moving here had been in the automobile business at Jerseyville. After coming to Alton he continued in business as an automobile dealer and in later years had been in the real estate business. Surviving are his widow, the former Carrie Berger; four daughters, Mrs. Hazel Taylor Jarboe, San Antonio, Mrs.

William P. (Doris) Morrissey, and Mrs. Matt (Evelyn) McCaskill, Alton, and Mrs. Bernard (Phyllis) Harms, Ft. Wayne, and a brother, John Taylor Fieldon.

The body is at Morrow Quinn Mortuary where rites will be conducted Monday at 2 p. m. by the Rev. Leonard Todd, pastor of Evangelical Reformed Church. Friends may call at the mortuary after 4 p.

m. Sunday. William Gibson William Gibson, 67, Jerseyville merchant and a veteran of World War died at 7 a. m. today in John Cochran Veterans' Hospital St.

Louis, Mo. where he had been a patient since Thursday. He had been in failing health for the past four years. Gibson, who had operated 8 produce and fish market in Jerseyville for many years, was widely acquainted in Jersey County. He is survived by three sisters, Mrs.

Ada Ansell, Wood River; Mrs. Samuel Harrenstein, Overland, and Mrs. Cle. ment March, Jerseyville, and a brother, Carl, of Washington. Funeral arrangements are pending.

Alton Albert Leslie McCormick Monday 2 P.M. Tune rut Homes SULCESSOR TO ROLERT M. STREEPEK Clifford Krug Seeks Superviser Post in Godfrey Cufford Krug taken out a petition fo run as sti-i pervisor of Godfrey township, it was announced today. Krug, a machinist at Owens Illinois, was formerly an alderman when he resided in Alton. He serv- ed four terms.

fle has lived in Godfrey since 1949. He now resides on the old Krug homestead at Humbert road and Pearl street. The father of Krug, the late John L. Krug, was an assessor for God. trey township for 15 years until 1948 when he resigned because of health reasons.

Krug is the sixth person to seck the top office in the township in the April election. Cleanup Goes On At Site of Huge Godfrey Blaze GODFREY Cleanup work was in progress at the site of the Stanka Garage fire today. Godfrey Fire Department was in the process of quelling smoldering rubble. Fire Chief BIll Nicolet issued formal thanks to the Alton and Milton fire depariments for their quick assistance In the $250,000 blaze which demolished two huge buildings of the garage and farm implement company. Others who aided in the emergency were an E.

Broadway drive in restaurant which supplied gallons of hot coffee and a bakery which sent rolls to the firemen while they fought the blaze. County Dog Catcher Operating in Godfrey GODFREY County dog catcher was operating in Godfrey area today, The truck still was out by early afternoon and no report was available. Particular effort was being made to round up a dog pack which to date has attacked and killed 17 hogs and injured a dozen more. years, but was stricken with the fatal attack only a short times before entering the hospital Friday. He was born at Fieldon, June 15, 1886, a son of the late Matthew and Nora Ella Schaaf MoCormick.

Nearly all of his life had been spent in Alton area, Surviving are his widow, the former Augusta Fessler, to whom he was. married June 7, 1913; three sons, Gerald, Wood River and Clyde, and Carl, Alton; four daughters, Mrs. Everett (Alice) Cole East Alton; Mrs. Robert (Pearl) Brown, Cottage Hills; Mrs. Carl (Gladys) Tuchalski and Mrs.

George (Goldie) Gentry, Alton; 14 grandchildren, and three great grandchildren. Delbert Musgrove KANE Delbert Musgrove, 59, son of the late John and Flora Musgrove, died at the Baptist Hospital in Springfield, Mo. Friday at 4:20 a. m. He was a former Kane resident.

Surviving are his wife and three children by a former marriage. His parents and a sister Mrs. Leta Musgrove Boyd, preceded him in death. After graduating from high sohool he taught two years at Douglas School, three miles west of here. He then worked a as postal inspector at Carrollton, Chattanooga, and Detroit, until five years ago when he retired because of ill health.

The body will be brought to Simpson's Funeral Home Sunday where friends may call after 4 p. m. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 p. m. at the funeral home with burial in the Kane Cemetery, Joseph Marshaw JERSEYVILLE Joseph W.

Marshaw 88, of Dow, died at 4 m. today at the home of a son, Fred. A son of the late Joseph and Sarah McDow Marshaw, he was born Aug. 15, 1868, in Jersey County. Surviving in addition to his son Fred, are two grandchildren, one great grandson, and two nieces and three nephews, Funeral rites will be Monday at 1:30 p.

m. in Jacoby Bros. Funeral Home. Burial will be in Valhalla Memorial Park. Friends may call at the funeral home after noon Sunday.

Mrs. Mary Wolff Mrs. Mary Lucille Wolff. 54, former Alton resident, died in St. Anthony's Hospital, St.

Louis, Thursday. The body is at Funeral home in Albion. where funeral services will be conducted Tuesday. Purial will be in Bone Gap, Cemetery, Surviving are her husband Curl a sister, Mrs. Pressing Parrish of St.

'ouis. Mrs. Wolff was the former Mrs. Don Williams of Alton. a daughter of the late Mr.

and Mrs. Louise Marriott of Browns, IL. Greenfield Units To Meet On Jan. 14 GREENFIELD The January meetings of the Day A and Night Home Bureau Units have been postponed from Jan, 1 to Monday. Jan.

14. The Greene County home Mrs. Ethel Belote, will give the major lesson on the subject. at both meetings. Leaders.

of the local units present the selected subject. "Low-calori Mrs. K. T. Smith will be tess to members of the' Day unit, at 2 p.

m. and the Night unit will meet at 7:30 p. m. In the ho home of Miss Pearl Bermes. The roll call discussion be, "Recollections of Grandmother's Song of the month is "Winter Wonder Greenfield Notes GREENFIELD Mr, and Mrs.

W. P. Snyder and family of Enid, came for a visit with furs. Snyder's sister, Mrs. Carl Nell, and their mother, Mrs.

Buell Black. Miss Bessie Carter of White Hall is also visiting her sister, Mrs. Black. Mr.and Mrs. Vince Marquess and son left Friday for their home in Owensboro after a holiday visit with Mrs.

Marquess' parents, the Rev. and Mrs. S. W. 'Thornton.

Additional dinner guests at the Thornton home Wednesday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burroughs and Mr. and Mrs. Myron McWard.

Mr. and Mrs, J. Russell Shields and daughter, Brenda, left Wednesday for a visit with relatives in Sherman and Dennison, Tex. Mrs. Enima Sousley, Miss Mary Marx Sousley, and Mr.

and Mrs. Claude Sousley and daughters, Sherry and Marjorie, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sousley in Webster Groves, Mo. Friday.

Fred L. Bauer left Wednesday for a visit with h's son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. to Link, in Long Beach, Calif. He will also visit his sister-inlaw, Mrs.

George Bauer in Monrovia, Calif, Miss Louise and Miss Patricia Meneley, who are employed in Flint, are spending the holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Meneley, Members of the Truthseekers class of the Baptist Church met for poduck supper and Christmas party Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Hill Jr.

A white elephant sale was a feature of the evening. A group of former school school friends, Mrs. Richard Wylder, Mrs. Giller Strang and Miss Mildred Cook of Greenfield Mrs. Julian Hutchens, White Hall; and Mrs.

William Locher, Roodhouse. were entertained at their annual potluck supper and holiday party in the home of Miss Mary Marx Sousley in Greenfield. Shipman Club Entertained At Supper SHIPMAN Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Breitwiser entertained the West Road Club with a Christmas party at their home Thursday evening.

A potluck supper was enjoyed and gifts exchanged. Attending were: Mr. and Loren Lahn daughter, Mrs. Stella Lowis and Bill, Mrs. Martha Witt and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. MelvinStone, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Breitwiser and family, Mr. a and Mrs.

Herbert Moore Mr. and Mrs. Charles Breitwiser and Mrs. Bertha Craig. Home Bureau Party SHIPMAN The HUyard Home Bureau held its annual Christmas party Thursday at the Clinton Dey home, A potluck dinner was served at noon to 14 members and a guest, Mrs.

A. G. Schoeneman. Mrs. Kenneth Teeters gave the health lesson.

sisters were revealed with a gift exchange. Mrs. Truman Pocklington will entertain the Unit in January. Birthday Party SHIPMAN Mrs. C1y de Wood entertained in honor of the ninth birthday of her daughter.

Shirley, Thursday. Prizes were awarded to Linday Morehead. Mary Lebro and Shirley Wood. Refreshments were served to Kay Woods, Suzanne Bunt, Jane Lister, Karen Main, Pam and Verdie Carpenter, Janice Retherford, Pattie Grothaus, Dixie Richie, Mary Lebro, Bonnie Baker and Judy Lahr. WMU To Meet SHIPMAN The WMU Day group of the Mt.

Zion Church will meet at 1:30 m. Thursday at the church. Mrs. Mildred Crocker will give the lesson. The scripture word is Mrs.

Dewey Paynter! and Mrs. Jesse Huff will be the hostesses. Parents of Daughter SHIPMAN Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gollke are the parents of a daughter born Thursday at the Alton Memorial Hospital.

The couple have 'two other children, Paula and Mark. Mrs. Golike was the former Miss Nina Mrs. Vera Jones is the maternal grandmother. Shipman Notes SHIPMAN Misses Lutey and Elizabeth Mize of St.

Louis have returned to their home. after several days visit with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gwillim. Airs.

Martha and daughter of Mt. Pulaski are visiting with her sister, Mrs. Stella Lowis. Mr. and Mrs.

Myron Sheltori and air. ant Mrs. Ronald Shell021 and daughter. all of were Thursday dinner guests of Mr. and Mis.

Earl Shelton. Teddy Bill Stoutfe, six-year-old son of Mr. and Sirs, William: Stouffe, is a patient at Carlinville Area Hospital. Mr and Mrs. John Johnson and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson and ter, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Foilles and son. and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Breitwiser and son attended a party Thursday ning at the Sol Johnson home in Woodburn.

Trade, Labor Assembly Officers Elected Officers of the Alton Trades and Labor Assembly were elected at a meeting Thursday night at the Labor Temple, 1001 Union St. They were: Robert Whyers, president; 'Fred King, vice presi-, dent; Guy Beets, treasurer; Mrs. Connie Winslow. recording secre-: tady; William Pfaff, sergeant-atarms; Gerald Dalton, reading clerk. Trustees elected were Whetzel, Harry Laun and Wesley Wright.

They will take office in January lo serve the year. ANNOUNCEMENTS LEGAL NOTICES Dec, 22, 29, Jan. 5 NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Notice is hereby given 10 all persons that the first Monday in February, 1957, is the Claim Date in the estate of CHARLES BRONSON ANDRUS, Deceased, pending in the Probate Court of Madison County, Illinois, and that claims may be illed against the said estate on or before said date without issuance of summons. Dated this 14th day of December, 1956. ALTA ANDRUS TODD, Executrix Attest: DALE HILT, Probate Clerk, 1.

H. STREEPER, 111, Attorney, NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Notice is hereby given to all persons that the first Monday in February, 1957, the Claim Date in the estate of DELLA A. JOHNSON. Deceased, pending in the Probate Court of Madison County. Illinois, and that claims may be filed against the said estate an or before said date without Issuance of summons.

Dated this 26th day of December, 1936. FIRST NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY IN ALTON, Executor Attest: DALE HILT, Probate Clerk. HAROLD O. GWILLIN, Attorney. Dec.

29. Jan. 5, 12 NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Notice is hereby xiven to all sons that the first Monday in Februper- ary, 1957, is the Claim Date in the estate of ROSE GARDE KENNEDY, Deceased, pending in the Probate Court of Madison County, Illinols, and that claims may be filed against the said estate on or before said date without issuance of summons. Dated this 18th day of December, 1956. GEORGE 1 R.

KENNEDY, Executor Attest: DALE HILT, Probate Clerk, ANTHONY W. DALY, Attorney, Dec. 22, 29. Jan. 5 NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Notice to hereby given to all persona that the first Monday in Februestate 1957, is the Claim Date in the of ANNA MILLER, Deceased, pending in the Probate Court of Madison County, Illinols, and that claims may be filed against the sald estate issuance on of or before said date without summons.

Dated this 17th day of December, 1956. ALTON BANKING AND TRUST COMPANY, Executor. Attest: DALE HILT, Probate Clerk. HAROLD O. GWILLIM, Dec.

22, Attorney, 29. Jan. 5 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given to all persons that public hearing will be held in the Council Chambers of the City Hall, Alton, Illinois on January 15th, 1957, at 10:00 A. M. on the petition of ILLINOIS BELL PHONE COMPANY A6 OWNERS of following described premises, asking arty for from the reclassification residence of propdistrict to "BUSINESS" District, to-wit: Lot 1 and 4 in Block 24.

Section 11, Township 5 North, Range 10 West, of the 3rd P. M. Madison County, Illinois, commonly known 85 405, 409 and Market Street All persons desiring to be heard on this petition hearing are invited to attend said meeting. F. KING.

Chairman, Board of Zoning Appeals Dec. 29. Jan, 6, 14 STATE OF ILLINOIS COUNTY OF MADISON MADISON CIRCUIT COUNTY. ILLINOIS COURT GLADYS MILTON, Plaintiff Vs. LEMORE MILTON, Defendant DIvoRcE CHANCERY No.

20633 NOTICE Is hereby given of the pendency of a suit in the Circuit Court of Madison County, State of wherein Gladys Milton 1s Plaintiff and Lemore Milton is Defendant which suit is No. 20633 in Chancery and is for Divorce, Defendant Lemore Milton 1s to be by served by publication. You are heresummoned and required 1o file your appearance in this case in the not office later of than the Clerk of this Court, twenty days from the last day of publication of this Notice. and you are further required to file your answer within twenty days from the date the complaint is filed, (but not before the date your La required) or default may be appearance taken against you, in the Circuit Court Court chamber House, in the Madison County Edwardsville, Illinois. A D.

Dated 1956. this 20Lb day of December, Clark SIMON KELLERMANN, Jr. Madison of the Circuit Court, County, Illinois. WISEMAN, Plaintiff. Street, Dec.

22. 29. Jan. 5 ANNOUNCEMENTS LEGAL NOTIOES NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Notice is hereby given to all per sons that the first Monday in is the Claim Date In the estate of GRORGE J. WINGER, Deceased, pending in the Probate Court of Madison County, Illinois, and that claims may be tiled against the said estate on or before said date without of summons.

Dated this 14th day of December, 1958, CLARENCE WINGER, Executor Attest: DALE HILT, Probate Clerk, GEORE M. BERRY. Attorney, Dec. 22, 29. Jan.

5 NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Notice 16 hereby giver. to all per. mons that the first Monday in Februtary, 1957, is the Claim Date in the estate of AUGUST GERSON, Deof Madison County, filed Illinois, and that censed, pending in the, Probate Court claims may be against the said estato on or before said dale without af summons, Dated thin 7th day of December, 1956. EMMA CATHERINE GERSON, Executrix Attest: DALE HILT, Probate Clork, M. E.

NEWELL, Attorney, Dec. 15, 22, 29 MADISON COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT ELEANOR EWENSON, Plaintiff ANDREW J. EWENSON. Defendant DIVORCE CHANCERY' No. 21083 NOTICE given of the pendency of su31 In 'the Circuit Court of Madison County, State of filinols, wherein ELEANOR SON Is Plaintiff and ANDREW J.

EWENSON is Defendant which suit No. 210BS In Chancery and Is for Divorce. to Defendant served by Andrew J. publication. EwenRon You are hereby summoned and quired to file your appearance in this case in the office of the Clerk of this Court, not later than twenty days from the last day of pub icaton of this Notice, and you are further required to file your answer within twenty days from the date the com plaint is filed, not before the date your appcarance is or default may be taken against you, in the Circuit Court chamber in the Madison County Court House, Edwardsville, Illinois, Dated this 12th day of December, A.

D. 1936. SIMON KELLERMANN, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court, Madison County, Illinolt. COPPINGER AND XANDERS.

Attorney for Plaintift. CHANCERY NO. 32087 MADISON COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT MAX CLARK Plaintiff Vs. BETTY CLARK. Defendant DIVORCE 15, 22, 20 NOTICE ty hereby given of the pendency of 8 suit In the Circuit Court of Madison County.

State of Alinois, wherein MAX CLARK Plaintiff and BETTY CLARK Detendant which suit is No. 22087 in Chancery and is for Divorce. Defendant Betty Clark Is to be served by publication. You are hereby summoned and required to file your appearance in this case in the office of the Clerk of this Court, not later than twenty dues from the Inst day al publication of this Notice, and you are further required to file 3 our Answer within twenty days from the date the complaint is filed, (but not before the date your appeurance is or default may be taken against you, in the Circuit Court chamber ein the Madison County Court House, Edwardsville, Illinois. Dated this 26th day of December, A.

D. 1936. SIMON KELLERMANN. JR. Clerk of the Circuit Court, Madison County, Illinois.

WISEMAN AND MONDHINK. By, VICTOR MOSELE, Attorney's for Plaintiff. 642 East Broadway, Alton, Illinois. Phone: 3-8825. 28.

Jan, 5, 12 IN NESTORIAN IN MEMORY of our beloved band and father, PAUL JUERGEN. SEN, December who died three Sears ago, 29, 1933. Emily Juergensen, wife Arthur and Norma, children. IN MEMORY OF MY DEAR MOTHER. MARY SHERMAN SCANLON.

who passed away 22 years ago. Dec. 30, 1934: matter where go. dear mother. No matter what I do.

Loving have to keep on remembering. and missing you. Sadly missed by Daughter. IN MEMORY OF MAE MANSFIELD. who passed away 1 year ago, Dec.

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Ph. 4-2691 RIDERS for day shift to McDonnell Alreraft. 5-day. 2-5041. EMPLOYMENT HELP WANTED MAI.E I WOULD like to hear from a man who is retired on his social securILy and needs to supplement bis incoine.

One who ls in good health and active and able to devote 3 early morning hours in m. paper work. Write Box 850, care Telegraph. MUSICIAN WANTED for sinall combo New Eve. Preferably lead trumpet, trombone, s4x or guitar.

Dial 2-2248. NIGHT FRY COOK STEAM TABLE Coney Leland. 18 E. Broadway, 26-45 TRUCKMAN- who We need qualified men can furnish '55 or 2 or 3 axle Sleeper or al tractor pull our trailers. Guar.

anteed earnings every dispatched untie with a five-year contract. Contact Delmar Peich, Box 519, Roxana. Talcott Ph. 4-1621 or Bob McRey, 519 St. Louis, Centrai 12815.

EMPLOYMENT 17. HELP WANTED MALE REPRESENTATIVES WANTED Experienced Insurance men to colt the health, Farmers' Plan. This plan vertising for In farmers filinole is backed by adaccident and hospitatization Rural Electric News, tation. direct mail, and phone solociTop quality tends. Plan and guaranteed newable.

Covers pre-existing cone ditions; ho walting perlods, even for maternity, Wonderful opportunity to develop Franks, your own Farm de territory. Home Welte In. surance Indianapolis, Company, 2050 N. Meridian, Indiana. UNUSUAL CUSTOMER RELATIONS OPPORTUNITY Mrs.

Theresa Beiser, 84, widow of William Beiser, who had made her home for the past 15 years the Loretta Home, 417 Prospect died at 4:15 a. m. today in St. Anthony's Hospital. She had been in ill health for two years and a patient at the hospital since Nov.

1. Mrs. Beiser, who was born Sept. 13, 1872, at Olathe, came to Alton as a bride and had spent all of her married life here, She was married Dec. 28, 1892, to William Beiser, at Olathe, Her husband, a former glassblower, preceded her in death March 10, 1941.

Mrs. Beiser. had been a menber of Royal Neighbor lodge in Alton since 1899. Surviving are two sons, Louis, and August Beiser, Alton; one grandchild, and two great grandchildren. She was the last of a family of five children.

The body is at Burke Funeral Home where friends may call after 2 p. m. Sunday. Funeral rites Monday at 10 a. m.

will be conducted in Ss. Peter Paul's Church. Burial will be in Alton Cemetery. The rosary will be recited at 8 p. m.

Sunday. Miss E. Walter Miss Elizabeth Walter, 85, who had made her home for the past 17 years at St. Anthony's Hospital, died there Friday at 6:10 p. Before her retirement, due to infirmities, she had served as housekeeper for priests in the Alton area for many years, Her last place of employment had been as housekeeper for Msgr.

George Powell, while he serv. ed as pastor of the Catholic Church in Bunker Hill. One of six children of the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walter, she was born July 8, 1871, at East Alton, and had spent all of her life in Alton area.

With exception of a sister, Miss Anna Walter of Birmingham, she is the last of her family. Funeral rites will be conducted Monday at 9 a. m. in St. Mary's Church after which the body will be interred in St.

Joseph's Cemetery. The body is at Burke Funeral Home where friends may call after 3 p.m. Sunday. The rosary will be recited at 8 p. m.

Sunday, A. L. McCormick Funeral services tor Albert! Leslie McCormick. 7u, of 2309 Morning Star who died unexpectedly Friday in Alton Meed morial Hospital. will be conduct-: Monday at 2 p.

m. in Smith Funeral home. Alton by the Rev. Howard K. Miller.

Burial will be in Upper Alton Friends may Visit the tuneral! Cemetery. home itter 7 p. tuday. Mr. McCormick.

a retired farmer, had suftered from a 1 cardiac condition, for several We man, are looking for a personable 18-22, with good high young school in background, who would be interest. ed career In the large and growing communications field. This Job involves dealing with people for our Commercial DepartGood mont 'starting No experience necessary. raiser. Friday)' and week the salary with frequent Ity visory for advancement to higher supes wonderful opportune positions.

Please write giving details to: ALTON-Mr. J. L. Black, East 3rd Street Alton, Illinois WOOD RIVER- H. L.

Casa; 148 East Ferguson Wood River, Illinois. WANTED Substitute carrier for rural Alton mall Post route. Inqurle at Upper Office, YOUNG, aggressive man for account ing department, Minimum fence, accepted. Beatiner, for mechanical training or program, industrial Excep- entional opportunity for right mAn. Apply Greater Alton Employment service, 205 West Third.

HELP WANTED FEMALE ervise AMBITIOUS LADY UNDER 40-Supdriver. Train telephone directory males, good and supervise sales. We girls, your area, within 200 miles, Write train you. Guaranteed salary, AMDIRCO, 323 Jackson, 'Topeka, Kansas, EXPERIENCED 1 Stenographers, BookGreater Alton and operator. Apply 205 West Employment Service, Third.

is1. LEGAL SECRETARY and receptionExperience unnecessary. Write Box 920, care Telegraph. More MIDDLEAGED HOUSEKEEPER for good home than pAY, No children. 2-0151.

at PART dictation or full time secretary. Good Box and clerical work. Write $30, care Telegraph. SALESLADY for ready-to-wear. Must have experience.

Write Box 040, care Telegraph. 19 HELP -MALE FEMALE FLORIST HELP- -Must drive. Over 1A, Wood River area, Write Box 900, care Telegraph, 2 SITUATIONS WTD. FEMALE IF YOU NEED BABY SITTING Dial 4-6247. JACK will care and for JILL NURSERY-Godfrey, week children two and older, days.

2-1814 PART TIME -Addressing envelopes, bookkeeping; preferably at home, Call 4-7876. RELIABLE WOMAN wants baby ting by day. Phone 5-6232. WHITE LADY wants housework of any kind. 4-8851.

FINANCIAL 25 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES PUBLIC GARAGE has budnese they can bandle. They have additional contract with local oui refinery, Owner leaving state. Call for details. Logan Agency, 4-4280. TAVERN FOR SALE East Alton.

Good location. Terms to right party, 4-6274. PERSONAL SERVICE 80 DRESSMAKING- TAILORING relined. ALTERATIONS. Dressmaking--Coats Drapes, 060 Lorene, Wood River.

4-6758. CUSTOM guaranteed. MADE SLIP Mrs. Hale COVERS Phone CA 4-6008, TONY'S TAILORING Sutta made made to order, Double a breasted into single breasted. Expert alteration work for men and women.

415 E. Seventh. Phone 2-1616. 31 LAUNDERING IRONINGS $3.50 bu, Experienced. Call 2-9938.

WASHINGS and Ironings done my Henced. home. Fancy dollies. Expe609 Anderson. 3-6887.

BUSINESS SERVICE 39 BUS. ANNOUNCEMENTS ALTON AREA Sewer and Septic Tank Cleaning Service Call STAMP'S SEWER SERVICE 2-4420. 824 Henry Modern electric and vacuum equipment for cleaning ged sewers and soptic tank. Fully insured. BART'S TREE SERVICE Trim Top Remove.

Fully Insured. Reasonable Rates. Phone 3-8100. BURTON'S TREE COMPANY -Topping, Pruning, Remov. ing.

Phone 2-0184. Week. days after 5. Free estimates. Full insurance.

Experienced. CHARLES B. HARRIS TREE SERV. ICE Trees topped OF removed. Fireplace wood kindling cut to order.

Light hauling, Dial 3-8581 or 2-0811. CRYSTALS--Fitted while you Harrington Jewelry, 227 Cast Alton avenue, East Alton. FURNACE CLEANING Gillenwater. Ph. 3-8308.

GUTTERING Spouting. Furnace Repairs. Free Catimates. WHITE'S TIN SHOP, 2-1424. HOME IMPROVEMENT Let storin Rogers do your work.

Aluminum windows. $14 up. Aluminum Make storm first doors, aiding and awnings payment in March. 34 244 to pay. James Rogers, 3-6556.

Alvin. PHILLIPS TILE CO. Can now give your bath or kitchen floor permanent beauty, with non ceramie and wall tile. Reasonable BatCall tataction assured. Free estimates.

4-3325. SEWERS CLOGGED? HAMPSEY'S SEWER SERVICE: 2-9727 OR 4-0513. MODERN EQUIPMENT, 24. HOUR SERVICE. FULLY IN.

SURED. WORK GUARANTEED. NO JOB TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL buildings, porches, basements waterproofed Guaranteed caulking. down payment. with 00 workmanship.

Financed Call Alton Water. Insured proofing union 5-5623 for tree estimate. mea. encod WATER service. WELLS Pumps DRILLED Experiancing arranged.

Joha E. Raynolda. FinInstalled. Phone Alton 2-9016. car.

He received 8 contusion to his left cheek and the back of his head. Others in the were: William Rushlfef, who received bruises to the chest gion, John Modrusie, lacerations to the right side of his head which required five stitches, Joseph Papa, bruised right hip andan abrasion to his right wrist and John Sekora a bruised hip. The car was towed to son. IRVING M. Attorney for 115 Market Alton, Illinois.

TO PLACE YOUR AD DIAL 3-6641..