Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 8

PACE EIGHT ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH J. W. Schmoeller Funeral Rites Both Offirrrs of Evangel- iral Die in Week In Funeral Sr-hmof ler. 76, ret sn-i a batvl iv.jifKT in ACou fir 57 'i at 2 p. (odsy Church by the Rf-v, O.

pastor. Burial ir Ai-'on aUitsi-i-ar. bu of Mr. I MfinbT'. Ma.ii" ty Hoard (if in a and nic.lib* 1 'A TO hr.nur- niarvhPti a th" ga'e ia Open Wood River Lecture Series Baptists to Meet At Cherrv Street R.IVER, Oct.

of the entertainmtn- pi PIPES HELP IN FAG SHORTAGE- t'-cd tXT. PorHand, Lcii Wirephoto from Harold l-T i (Bins' kf-f. "Henry Hflrrnf-. fiftn, James King. L.

J. and F.in'.er In the funf-ral pas'nr. Rev. TncIPS'. to the that the of Mr.

fuiioAinz thlt of Philip Hoffman. had wiped otu all the of the Men's Biti'e rla.ss. Mr. ler bad been prudent for nr.d Mr. Hoi'man had iu Mr.

Hoffman died w-cek ia-i arid Mr. lollowini! Saturday. taXifist whole ofSicia! loster of the within wurw "a w-eck. Their services were fro just one week apart. There v-ets planning on po in the church in lnetSW.es by nieantiirie and of Not Doing So Well two Bible follow M.

of Dow. (i'M-r on the chmircn member iccord as kept py She pastor. North Alton News Asphalt Plant Due Next Week tdfd on 1()0 bushels Saturdays being the big i day. Troop 40 were -A pirujro show lasi Norside Th'-atcr and riU-v, EUtMx of Air The asphalt plant to be used bv ractorln mixing by the American A on of University n--ored by the Wood Pianning Council will iribt at the Wood Rivr-r Voiium at 8 p. m.

T.v--•.- i will speak on iru Season tickets at SI.80 for the foav Single tickets aro n' Home from WOOD RIVER Hari'-v H. surprised his an i Mrs. Harley Hick in Friday from oversea- H- in the invasion of Sflipan .11 had been gor.f on his last trip. Sunday for San Frar. St.

Paul's Lutheran Church 1 WOOD RIVER A nf the members of 1 Lutheran Church will Thursday evening at 7:30 nt iiurch. I The Ladies' Aid wil; 1 Thursday afternoon at '-'lurch. American Legion Au.tiliar> WOOD RIVER The Amrriean Horn' WOOD RIVKH. rsn Home River fail supper n'. Section Wood niiornooti and The Hev.

K. C. Luedecke. of First. Baptist church.

"ill prf-ide and the r-'-'ionins; "ill he at 9:30. Many churches in the association are expected to ho represented. Women of Chnry Street will serve meals for delegates and visi- WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER, 4,1944 Four Altonians at Great Lai, GREAT LAKES, (Speciah-i Four Alton recruits, Garner Nor. veil. 17, 2015 Belle; George Ebbert, 18, 233 Brown; Angelo Mas.

salone, 18, 220 McCIure, and Harold Smalley, 17 3519 Western, are receiving their Initial naval dortrination at the U. S. Naval im Pennine: be at turs-s wiil T.y Clnjk C. Wood Notes WOOD RIVER. and Mrs.

observed Thtirsday.it rirst Metho- 'Church Rally At First Methodist "Church Rally Nirfht" will he JC. E. Host of en: i-M-'aiivd on a r.oon dinner at their r.o:i Mr. and Mr. and Mis.

Ray Errt children of St. Lane. Mrs. LO-A-. Mr.

and Mrs. and c'nildron. returned to after a week parents. Mr. and and now that riis Mien HarrM aiw twins back in ig improvement is ex- of P.ccHKt 6, spon-!" Pek cord word received from the contractor Tuesday af- 1 ternoon.

The plant is bf The ne Firemen ToMeetatRoxana County Chief R. Mitchell announces thai County Firemen St. Jo.sepri's Hospital ago and has undergone tws report i rt thi nioiTiitJK not ati; too we 1 For the psi-t several day i Second In Hrrlw of, I'artlm The M'-'ond in a Dories of by she Club. 'A lit bf he'd Wtlllam I iiMHt- on the Chancr of Choir Prartlre of the Junior choirjv S' i a held on Thursday j' be held thU week i 3:30 p. m.

at the! ircii. Harris Ball is di-' 9 Ijut Day to vl thc made for the coynly will be held o'ct. 15 at River high school. Members of the Legion School the he was in- form-ri the plant now Is being dis- Palmer Mrs Arthur ments will be served in the raie- teria. The committee on ments is composed of Mrs.

Lnval Schleeper and Mrs. disr church, and the evening prn- will open with a covered dish dinner at All families of 'fio church are invited. Woman's Society of Christian Service will Mr-' Clare-' ll(? in charge, and members of Lane. Circle 1 will he hostesses. Burroushs; The Rev.

Robert C. Kemper, ar.d June.) pastor of the Congregational church, will review "The Shilling with his. Hour" by lola Fuller, and the C. Bur- i Rev. O.

F. Whitlock. pastor of roughs of and the First Methodist church, will mother. Mrs. Ainr.i Juhlin of' give a devotional talk on "God's Ninth Mivet.

Mr-. Bu: roughs and Laughter." Miss Thelma Juhiin Mrs. Ruth Thompson, accom- Robert Faris in Groves; panied by her daughter. Miss Mary 1 Monday. Thompson, will sing.

I Ira -A 'avenue iias from Hale, where she spent a week with; her daughter. Mrs. K. W. was a ccompnr; to Hale by her Mrs.

Roy! Sanders, of Jacksor.vHle. Ala. i Sanders left for ht: 1 home today. mantled at. Butler and is to be u.

ip iMRimrr shlppcl out as soon as be sToApham" A fiumwr of inquiries have been oa(i(; f) Work of re rectlne It. stoneham here scheduled for completion hef AUX ary voted to in the forepart of next week, and i lfts Ior Chrlstm as to sons rinttyntrtm nf A iix'tfiat-iF The women of Church sewed todav Christian i Cpl. Keirle in England Mrs. William Keirle. 830 East Fifth, has received word from her grandson, Cpl.

Gordon C. Keirle, that he has arrived in England with an army engineers unit. This was the first message received the church fro mCpl. Keirl ein seven weeks. recently by voters moving Godfrey township as to regis- ration to be eligible to vote atjjt send for the Red Cross.

A pot-luck dinner was served at noon. an; Lowell Lain. 3rd Class Nov. 7 election It was saidja prime coat of tar paint will be wl are in serv icc daughters of Auxiliary members Officer, has been from; Alton Before entering the army his grandmother and was employ- ed at Western Cartridge East morning that unregistered or those moving into God- can register Thurs- members Village, 10 Camp En-1 Shouldi-r Injured in Fall Wtvst Mather and Friday, from 9 in. to use of 1 i).

m. at the relief office in God-1 as the city to have a started on the old brick em Ca Miss Elizabeth R. I. nnA A A Pti r.TM ricrirl The New York Central plans Stoneham and give their The next Training at Great Lakes GREAT LAKES- ln (SpecinU t. 16.

Thompson Rebekah Lodge met Monday night at the Odd Fellowj Jo hn is, of 913 Sixth street, and Gene F. Kreider. frey, mid also next Monday, which ous surface given Front street in sponsor a fire school wiihj Jane who the day. However, voters of the vicinity of its freight house. memorial tnr deceased members of the M.rrmen's This will tiiclude- niem- Ix-rs of the who have M.

nf her at home of! Godfrey township can also register and daughter, in Alton. Mrs. L'. KiTjiuvm, 110 Ger-' Personals a Tuesday Mr. and Mrs.

Fri-rl King have difd since 1,930. Those sen-ire-, rli irsuired her I ivovt-d from 81 East Elm to an will be Sunday, Oct. 8. at shoulder. Although -haken up 1 nparlment at 8 Wosi Delmar.

Community Rt in Roxans, to Agent Walter Smith said that the Past Noble Grand Club Experiments in the making of 26, of 4 Walnut street, are receiving their initial naval indoctrina- H11U s. IU 'iiu men inuicti inuuuiriiiet- WOOD RIVER Mrs. Ciyde, Pasties the utilization of 1ion at the Nava TraininR of 105 Jennings avenue i xvood and bami-oo in the center here. railroad will resurface the" street' wil1 be st ess to the Past Noble i makin a water and heat-re- from Henry to Ridge. The rail- nd Club at her home Thur-- s'stant plastic substance.

road gave an o. k. to the job early ir. the summer following damage done in spring cloudbursts, but siful in A 1 uretidcd infretins Sun-hine the leadership Tom ind Jnmes Rentifk, Irom state fl Alsip of Champaign vill speak. siwiwfd Aid Society men.

Tn ROXAVA l.adi«* Aid Society i day Sn of Prevhjttriaii Chmcti will fur all-day quiltinjc at the church i and Thursday. dinner IK- foSlotted by a HoMetM-s for afternoon will Mrs. Clr.rte Conditoy and Mrs. Ka! L. i.

iJeLiinK. Fashion Stttiw ROXANA Cluh win havp a fashion TUfMiay, Oct. 10. in rw-ni of Community High School at 7 30 P- m. Each member may bring a Fall and tlotMng and will fail.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Deucker held off the project until a con; Greenwood lane visited friends in! 'tor would be here with equlp- iSs. Louis county Sunday. ment so the work could be expe- Mrs.

Andrew Trager ditiously and conveniently carried hi! at her home, 2-10 West Delmar. out Jt originally had been Street i Mrs. Trngf-r has been confined to Pcetctl the Central avenue contrac- tor would start work in August. Bolh city and rail officials are hopeful the present wet weather will be followed by a few weeks of dry, lairly warm wealhel, that will permit bolh the Central and Front, street jobs being carried to completion. The contractor has estimated Central can he resurfac- a i to have m.

Memorial services H.c.TO a. nt. Rev. Gene A. pastor of First EBipdst Church.

will give the tnet'iorial addrr.xs. No services at Baptist Church, i- Sunday mornms. Arnold' ian Church, in the her bed the past week. Pfafflin will have chaise of ihc-i t'-imnK amnna other; Mr. and Mi-s.

Clifford Dabbs, music. Afternoon schuol wilU 5 bt-fui-. 1 the gath-; having sold their home nt. Include hose and Irttttr work r1n tho progress beini; Belle, have moved into the Leyser content member- residence at 3227 Belle, having she class between she men' purchassed the properly. Mr.

and fire marshfll's office. Chief Hoy Kind ww.er.. The- official count; Ralph Ritchey of Jersey women leading (he county have also moved into the cl'ws last Siin- tostnK team roa-t. and place. be At is a S.MI-ml hour, wiih: sorvcd.

The committee In charge was Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mr. and Delrnar Sclirimpf and Mr. and i former Dabbs home, which they recently purchased.

William Calame Dies at Age 72 S. Calame, 72, who had ed in four work weeks. Sgt. Rodrim on Furlough Sgt. Rk-hard Rodeins is home on furlough from Camp Hucker, Ala.

Mrs. Rodems and their daughter are residing nt Edwardsville while SR(. Rodfins, former manager of the Princo.is theater, is in service. At. expiration of his furlough, Sgt.

in faili for tw years but seriously ill for only snow uri- of NJrs. v. SKlppei. Making Ciood Swingins action several riavSi llMl ilt a eeks mi-moi-rs of the Green-; Jay nl is 309 j. 2 Brook- unit FUh'ms Club; i 0 I the last Rodems will go to Camp Shelby, Huinin New automobile Ignition systems art- ht'ing developed which i may eliminate the present high Born in a son o( the late tension secondary leads with their accompiinying tendency to leak and $011101 lines even cross-fire.

Buy Bonds and uilt)in and Mrs. Cnlnme, he will bo Walter Blounce. ne A Ui on hail resided in Alton for the past OddU Hamilton, William 1 ThL- former 50 years. Ho was a retired farm- 1-oveH. Mrs.

Homvr XJurk, drstroytd by fire cr. Robert Vfert, Mrs. Pairt 11 la "piinrf. Uie furnish-i bis widow, Mrs. Mrs.

Allen Haas. Thqy are club': i and I Kninm Culame. to whom MIJ.J "-s hln being lie was married 26 yours two will of Mli! i' i' week- slep-rliildren, Cliarh-s K. Sanders. high school orthwsra.

under i ii: Plumed to lioUl Alton, and John Federle, airectmn of Paul Stoui. wsl) fur-! Day, UkKlfrey. 11- also leaves two music. Tanner and brothers, Arlhiir Calnme, Alton, June will sUfig several! I'lijb Thursday land Klinor Calami-. East AKon; committee' Cluh Hufus Kasum sisters, Mrs, Nora nnd First applications of wnn -Mrs.

O. L. Drt-nnan rnair- Softool Thursday at Mi'-s. J. P- Murpliy.

bmh of Alton, womlcrlul smithing wan will be in charjjp of t) ie pro- p. in the i-vniiMsiuin. It is the and a siep-K-rand-dauKhttM'. Dedicated day at 7:30 p. m.

Visiting Parents i nol 'mal times, KnyUind im- WOOD RIVER Stephen Paul i )01 (s about 50.000,000 heads of Panyik of the Sea Bees, has lpt 'uce annually, arrived home to spend 30 days with his parents, Mr. and Panyik of 27 Wolcott street. Seaman Panyik has been the southwest Pacific for 20 mon'h-. He will go to Rhode Island at the end of his leave. Beware Coughs from common colds That Hang On Creomulsion relieves promptly because it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial mucous mem- WOOD RIVER Four children i hwcVt Tell your druggist to sell you of thp-Wrinrt UIX A OUT 200 have a bottle of Creomulsion with the un- ie el Kln( leigaUen us for of slo ch pams derstanding you must like the way it Birthday Party Still Suffering Stomach Acid Pains? If oicessacid symptoms-still if your slomrich hurts lull of food or hurts hen empty Uc.m^e of CXLC-SA acid if your riiKCs- rt aprttiic antl pas blcwis you Practically all the "junk'' around your thing metal or rubber, rags, manila rope, burlap bags be used in making essential war materials.

Wornout silk or nylon stockings are needed for making parachutes and gunpowder bags. Give your junk collection to a charity, sell it to a junk dealer or lake it to the nearest collection point. Give thought to ing your health. Energy is essential to wartime work demands. Doctors recommend 6 glassfuls of water a day for good health.

Frequent bathing is important, too. observed their birthdays this week and an outdoor picnic party -was bTcnn given for them Tuesday morning mmuua or your beck. at the kindergarten. Those honored were Judith Volz, daughter of Alton Thrift derstanding you must like the way it 1 to have your money back. CREOMULSION ALTON WATER COMPANY rug stor and drugi for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis! 3 Effective Home Treatment Promptly Relieves Misery of ECZEMA Also aids healing gram ROXANA Pf Bi' will be uf iiu- year, ami niiiltf jl for iho funeral I 10 1 0 8 relievo 'are word is Mrs.

from relatives from out of town. I The body is at Stroeper funeral I home. the red, the akin. AmazinRly success. ii iufeclod -Mrs.

Jane of trnlia Friday at the home on Sixth Word was K-tt-ned by 8rul Mm. William o( Mulht-r'-v CrovB that sheir wn. Harold Merrat wiuinded Sept. 12. Have a (etU'r iioni l.iin a hospital in Kinme lit- taid Kt-Uiiijj aioiijt is a former boy.

Gilbert Wade nus rettunWl his on Fourth Mreel firoui Alton Memorial Huspttal where he underwent surger.v. i Harold has n--' tutned.tu her home on Sixth wrtet i from Aitan-Memorial Mr. and Laureni-a ton and daughter, ter fK rl ont'-fcaii nt. Cliff Dii t-vt-niiii liiylit TriK'p '10. in Die shi-1-! un Mas her 1 bi" IViHdo in Ui lii- In tin- life I'I'K' I', S.

is coilt-runv! tuur and tins fall. Buy War Homls and Stumps. tul for over 35 years! First trial ot marvelous clean, stainless liquid Zcmo convinces! All drug stores. In 3 sizes. i ho of Troop Acts AT ONCE to SAD TRUSSES- When a Hernia or Rupture first KUspertetl consult ynur physielan ami If he should recommend a Truss he most likely will ('online to Years Fining Experience.

Fitting Rooms Alton Surgical Appliance Company nilOAIWAY MAHKKT (Over Sunders Drug More) (DUE TO COUDS) 'eMribed by of Doctors! a famous herbal remedy )re "o' Gj-een, Mr. Batts ims there tor ine two wvt-ks he vljiiled friends ami relatives. Jrlw. Belt's bisier, MHS. Vvln Ebener, has returned to her htuno In Bowling CJret-n after in Koxana and Wanda.

An elepbant, proj)erly can drag a load ot (our LOIK over rough ground. WHAT CAUSES IT 9 A booklet containlas the o(4nlorui turnout on this subject will fcw tliey to any leader Ing to Educational Di Cnrlstina, have returned from easier to raise. Sale ahd miantu Gj-een, Mr. Batts ims ticlire (or Uith old and oun Uith old and young. FOR DEAD OR DISABLED CATTLE-HORSES RM- ivUion, Jerseyvllle Rendering Company lerscyville Phone 254 AV-REVERSE THE PHONE CHARGES INTHI YELLOW PAGES fOJt Elertrie C.

Mo Practice Limited to RECTAL AILMENTS Phone MAin 4191 501 PINI ST. ST. LOUIS 1, MO. THE JOLLY IRISHMAN absolutely BI850-M. COASTER 1M WAGON FREE With Any Purchase of S25 or What a Extra laree chore wagons removable cs (note inset) massively lacquer finished.

VES! This coaster is YOURS FREE! no other gilt is given. Hundreds uf I FREE GIFTS to Select from) SULKIES Regular $7.95 Values- NOW luiUy to get another allntiu.M.t all thosx of vmi who again in nn this -BARUAIN 01- if IU.KKY! Sturdy harUum.d M1 hi fuiiM-nii-iit handle si.riii,. natural finish. I.iMITt I) sil'i'i OrS (BSh a Xo t'hune 203 1 ALTON ILLINOIS.