Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 17

IB, ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH and Out of Area Hospitals ft A JBL St. Joseph's ADMISSIONS Judith Carter, 805 Union Mrs! Jeri Copley, Brighton BreAda Jones, Hickman, Ky. Mrs, Edna M. Sharkey, Godfrey Robert Tucker, 1033 E. 4th Paffl H.

Cummines, Rte. 2, Godfrey Winftey Biankenship, 2703 Sanford Mrs. Hazel M. Maguire, 2928 Forest Dr. Richard Wooldridge, Edwards- Leo G.

Schleeper, Brussels Allan Pape, Edwardsville DISMISSALS Mrs. Alice J. Belcher, East Alton Mrs. Georgia Blrdsong, Rte. Moro Mrs.

Sharon K. Bosoluke, 303 Wataloe Andrew ty, Davis, 1202 Cave Rd. Mrs. Delia Dunlap, Rte. 4, Ed- wardiville Mrs.

Goldie L. Evans, 321 Main Mrs. foan G. Fitzgerald, 615 E. Ifcth Mrs.

Ruth C. Handmacher, 238 W. Elm Mrs. Janice Hill, 314 Kingshigh- way, East Alton Mrs. Naomi F.

Holman, Bethalto Commodore Johnson, 2105 Locust Donald L. Lundahl, 1219 Exchange Mrs. Elsie B.McBride, Rte. 1, Graf ton Joseph 0. Madison, 1305 Hartford Mrs.

Virginia A. Meyers, Godfrey James R. Simonds, 150 8th, Wood River Miss Juanita Smith, 1020 8th Mrs. Marian R. Smith, Medora Mrs.

Cynthia A. Sumners, 201 Elm Timothy L. Vaughn, 515 E. 10th Mrs. Mildred M.

Walker, 553 Spruce, East Alton Mrs. Marily J. Webb, Rte. 2, Godfrey Mathew Weiss, 559 Mallard East Alton Alton Memorial ADMISSIONS Eldon L. Putman, 3508 Hoover Edward J.

Brown, Hillview John Braden, East Alton Mrs. Virginia Thomas, Cottage Hills Earl Huch, East Alton Mrs. Virginia Burnett, East Alton Emmett Napoleon, Yinger Nursing Center Harry Smith, East Alton Raymond Factor, Bethalto Vernon Ragus, Wood River Jay R. Smith, Cashocton, Ohio DISMISSALS William Black, Glen Carbon Kenneth Davis, Godfrey Mrs. Ruby Bryant, Wood River Clifford Hammond, East Alton W.

Ray Tuetken, 2720 Salu Mrs. Lydia Corder, 502 Brookside Robert Courtoise, Cottage Hills Mrs. Peggy Kohlbaker, Wood River George Vancil, Kane Michael Miller, 601 Wyss John Pennell, Carrollton James Allbritton, East Alton Lawrence Linenfelser, 2103 Ridge Steven Fessler, Godfrey Arthur Kellar, East Alton James Diskin. Bethalto Leslie Marshall, Brighton Mrs. Clara Cox, 918A E.

Sixth Mrs. A. Shirley Luce, Wood River Mrs. Dixie Wilson, Godfrey Stephen Hastings, Kane John Retzer, Wood River Ernest Beckwith, Godfrey Steve Witherington, Wilsonville Lyle Kreiger, Gillespie Boyd Memorial (CARROLLTON) ADMISSIONS Carl Winter, Greenfield George Graul, Carrolltoa Clayton Miss. Mrs.

Frances Gary Perdone, 3501 Mrs. Irene Blackmon, Edwardsville Robert Brown, Berkeley, Mo. Mrs. Mary Calame, Jerseyvflle Mrs. Mary Oay, Carlinville Mrs.

Mary Holden, Godfrey Miss Layerne Golike, Bethalto Charles Naughton, East Alton Mrs. Delores Krpan, Wood River Mrs. Elva Cox, Brighton John Smith, Cottage Hills Willis, Philadelphia DISMISSALS John Brown, Eldred Oma Baker, White Hall Joseph Pranger, Carrollton Ethlyn Huff, Carrollton Alice Quiller, Mozier Carl Winters, Greenfield Wesley Darr, Carrollton Matilda Dunsworth, Carrollton Elizabeth Wellhausen, Waynes viHe, Mo. Barbara Daum, Carrollton St. Anthony's ADMISSIONS Thomas L.

Owens, Roxana Miss Margaret A. Williams, 192 Gross Michael L. Fisher, Rte. 1, God frey Mrs. Gladys E.

Reynolds, 22 Whitelaw, East Alton DISMISSALS Mrs. Donna Phillips, Cottag Hills 6 Mrs. Carol Lemons, 2817 View land Mrs. R. Ann Tarcza, 475 Tipton Wood River Mrs.

Beulah F. Strohbeck, Rte 1, Bethalto Killion, 2(1 Sullivan Jersey Community ADMISSIONS Clarence Miller, Jerseyvllle Mrs. Evelyn Landwehr, Jerseyville Wrs. Alma Strunk, Fidelity Irs. Mary Meeks, Jerseyville Mrs.

Rebecca Davis, Godfrey DISMISSALS Mrs. Robert Hannekin, Kane August Beer, Hardin Ars. Okaha Plummet, Hardin Mrs. Theresa Schleper, Jersey- vlUe Taylor, Medora Mrs. Minnie Evans, Kampsville Arthur Prine, Jerseyville Jarlen Varble, Jerseyville rred Miller, Jerseyville tfrs.

Anita Thornton, Jersey ville South Roxana Board Okays 4 Ordinances Barnes' Hospital (ST. LOUIS) ADMISSIONS Miss Dolly Starkey, 117 E. 5th Wood River Township ADMISSIONS Mrs. Valda Miller, 320 Lincoln, East Alton Mrs. Mamie Hendricks, 466 Leslie David E.

Matlock, Edwardsville Mrs. Helen M. Weigand, Godfrey Victoria Darlene Grant, 127 Eckhard The South Roxana village trustees passed four key ordinances Wednesday night, and Mayor Charles E. (Gene) Knipping restated his determination to obtain funds or road work from Chouteau Township. The ordinances passed were: (1) Qualify the new city for receipts from state sales tax.

For every five cents of sales tax collected by the state in the village, the village will receive three-fourths of a cent. This is to be effective Aug. 1. (2) Require all dogs to have a city license. The ordinance provides a fee schedule of $1 for a male or spayed female dog, and $3 for an unspayed female.

Dogs are required to display the city license tax on a collar. (3) Require weeds, tall grass, etc. to be kept down to one foot in height. A provision in the bill permits the city to cut weeds and charge the expense to the appropriate person if it is necessary. (4) Impose vehicle load limits on village streets.

Vehicles in excess of 10 tons are limited with exceptions to us- the use of Prairie Street for mobile homes and said 12 names were signed to the petition. She also reported 65 automobile stickers have been sold and the village now has some funds. Francis J. Manning, village attorney, said the village is still having difficulties in its incorporation procedure with the office of the secretary of state. tie said the certificate issued this last Tuesday by the state lias an error in it which must be corrected.

Manning said a key point in the document the "south" is omitted and it just reads "Roxana." The attorney said it is apparently just an oversight on the part of a typist in Springfield, and could be corrected quickly. Godfrey Boy Hurt in Fall From House Tree A 10-year-old Godfrey tree house dweller lost his balance Wednesday and pitched forward off the edge, falling 10 feet to the ground but it didn't let him keep him down. Mark Ha mm on, 10, fell around noon and played all day Mrs. Linda K. Lopez, East St.

Louis Don Barry Parker, Rte. 5, Edwardsville Mrs. Martha Bunker, 847 Longfellow Mrs. Ruby M. Foiles, 500 Wood River, East Alton Herman H.

Tucker, 200 Lincoln, East Alton Mrs. Genevieve M. Stewart, 145 Victory Drive, East. Alton DISMISSALS Robert C. Arnold, 429 Church, East Alton Arthur C.

Kingston, Rte. 1, East Alton Kenneth C. Budde, Hartford Mrs. Darlene M. Miller, 315 Van Preter Mrs.

Doris M. Hood, Rte. 1, Piasa Mrs. Sharon E. Gegg, 528 East Broadway, Alton Mrs.

Patricia A. Whitesell, St. Louis Joseph L. Brackett, Cottage Hills Thomas W. Adney, 653 Second St.

Joseph's (HIGHLAND) ADMISSIONS Walter Geers. Edwardsville Mrs. Minnie Flivka, Edwardsville Robert Link, Edwardsville DISMISSAL Walter Culler, Edwardsville ing Sinclair Street from Madison Avenue to the Daniel Boone Trail, and Park Avenue from Sinclair to Southard Street. The exceptions allow persons to make deliveries over any streets, and exempt firms located on restricted streets. In addition to passing the ordinances, the board discussed the possibility of receiving funds or road work from Chouteau Township, and Mayor Knipping re-iterated his viewpoint that South Roxana is entitled to funds or equivalent road improvements.

Knipping said South Roxana should receive a benefit equal to a pro rata share of the 1966 taxes paid the township. He calculated the sum as about $3,700. The mayor said the township has not given the village a definite answer on this issue. Knipping also appointed Ed Boswell as building inspector. Committees named and their chairmen are as follows: Finance, Willie Evans, chairman, Guy Johnson, Robert Hanfelder; Ordinance, Lawrence Cunningham, chairman, Johnson, C.

E. Elam; health, Johnson, chairman, Eldon Stearns, Evans; police, Elam, chairman; Hanfelder, Stearns; Liquor Commission, Knipping, chairman, Evans, Elam: and Mobile Homes, Knipping, Stearns and Cunningham. Village Clerk Mrs. Betty McDowell read a petition opposing Woman Hurt As Buggy Overturns In Jersey Parade JERSEYVILLE Miss Ruby Cope was injured in a "horse and buggy" accident at the Jersey County Fair Grounds Tuesday evening. She was in a horse- drawn old fashioned buggy in the Merchants Parade and as the vehicle passed before the judges stand the horses became frightened and they bolted.

The buggy turned over and Miss Cope suffered a fracture of the right shoulder and back and hip injury. She was treated at the Jersey Community Hospital and then released. with two broken wrists. Feel ing no pain, the boy didn't tel his parents about the acciden until his father came horn from work and one wrist bega; to hurt. Taken to the emergency roon at Alton Memorial Hospfta young Mark was X-rayed an casts were applied to hot wrists.

Mark, son of Mr. and Mr? Bill Hammon, 5012 Staten Driv in Godfrey, was planning an a night camp out in the tre house last night but plans wer canceled. Dirksen, Percy Uphold Weston WASHINGTON Republican senators, Everett 3V Dirksen and Charles H. Perc; voted no Wednesday as the Sen ate defeated an amendment the Atomic Energy Commissio authorization bill to strike ou 111., as the site for proposed atom smasher. Specials For Friday and Saturday's 1 DEWALK GIRL'S WINTER COATS feoff from our entire new 1967 stock.

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