Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 5

TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1948 Auxiliary Names Says Renwval of W. R. Power W. River Woman I Lines Would Remove Power Mrs. Northway President! of 5th Division SALEM, Aug The southern Illinois Fifth Division of the American Legion elected John O.

Maxwell of Robinson as commander, subject to ratification at the state Legion convention. He will succeed Thomas Coonan of East St. Louis. Other division officers will be apolnted after the convention, The division's auxiliary, which also conyened here Sunday, elected Mrs. Velora Northway, Wood River, president, succeeding Mrs.

Sibyl Whltely, Harrisburg. Others elected were: Mrs. Irene Smith, Johnston City, vlca-president; Mrs. Nora Montgomery, Lawrenceville, treasurer; Mrs. Lucille Ruth, Mt, Carmel, historian; Mrs.

Mildred Widlck, McLeansboro, chaplain, and Mrs. Pearl Mabry, Carmi, sergeant-at-arms. Honored with Shower WOOD Earl Farber and Mrs. Jack Glllespie of St. Louis honored Mrs.

William Hicks of 330 Sixth street at a shower recently. The shower was on the lawn at Berry Acres and was followed by a supper. The gifts for the honoree were placed on a table under a large parasol. Knights of Pythias WOOD Knights of Pythias will meet at the lodge hall p. m.

today and go In a body to the Streeper funeral home, to pay respects to the family of a former lodge member, Ted Hermellng. Hermeling died early Monday. Honored on Birthday WOOD Rau, son of- Mr. and Mrs. Irvln Rau of 231 Tenth street, was honored at a dinner Sunday on his 19th birthday.

Relatives and friends present were Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Goldbeck, Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Taylor, Mrs. Frieda Rau, Dick Sletson and Eddie Scyler, all of Belleville. Elmer leave during August for service in the Air Corps. Wood River Notes WOOD and Mrs.

Harold Rayburn and family of. Glendale Gardens left Mondafy to visit in Tulsa, with the Rev. and Mrs. Richard Key, formerly of Wood River. Miss Mary Sue Smith of 709 Rice street left Monday, accompanied by Miss Betty't)empsey, to visit Miss Smith's sister, Corrlne, who resides in Morristown, Tenn.

During their two-week vacation the group plans to visit the Smoky Mountains and other points of interest. Mrs. Ben Schwarm of 172 East Penning avenue entered Alton Memorial Hospital Monday. Mrs. SchVvarm is suffering from hives and poison ivy.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Baird and family of 681 Acton avenue spent Sunday in Dorsey visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wallace.

They were accompanied by Mrs. Baird's brother, Earl Wallace of Alton. The Misses Gretta and Judy Barton of Pittsfield, are visiting with their cousins, Betty and. Dale Bagby, daughters of Mr. and Mrs.

William O. Bagby of 725 Rice street. They will spend a two- week vacation in" Wood River. Mrs. Harold Baird and daughter, Delores of Acton avenue spent the day in St.

Louis. Mr. and Mrs. V. S.

Mikola of Richmond, are visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Mikola of 111 Seventh street.

Sunday the group attended family reunion at Tilles Park, St. Louis. The MIkola's plan to spend three weeks in Wood River. Mr. and Mrs.

D. E. Ctolbiirn end son of 824 Madison avenue and LlndeH Colb'urn of Hartford visited in Flora Sunday. The annual Colburn family reunion was held at Flora Park, with 106 present. The Dorcas Circle will meet Thursday afternoon for a picnic dinner at noon at the home ol Mrs.

William Hicks of 380 North Sixth street. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Farmer of 223 Elble street have returned to their home after a 10-day vacation spent In Michigan, Canada, Niagara Falls, and New York. Mr.

and Mrs. Harvey Hires of Ferguson avenue will leave soon for their new home In Donnelson, Mo. The Hires' have been residents of Wood River for 20 years. Douglas Would Boost Security Pay to $55 PALMYRA, 111., Aug. Paul H.

Douglas, Democratic nominee for U. S. Senator, said last night social security benefits should be Increased to $55 a month Speaking at the Palmyra annua homecoming celebration, Douglas said that 'present payments of $3f a month were too low in times of Inflation. Paul Douglas Postpones W. River Appearance WOOD RIVER, Aug.

3-Paul H. Jouglas of Chicago, a candidate for U. S. Senator, has postponed a speaking date before the Engineers unldn until Aug. .9.

Douglas was scheduled to speak Thursday night of this week, but was forced to make the postponement. The, engineers meet at Odd Fellows hall, Wood River, at 7:30. NOW SHE SHOPS "CASH AND CARRY' Without Painful Backache Many relieve bucktch. quickly, once they discover the of their trouble may be tired The kidneys we chief way ot tak Ing the exceu out ot the Wood. They help moit people about When disorder of kidney function permlti poltonoui matter to remain In your blood, It nagging leg palm, Ion of pep and (Bern, getting no (welling, pufflneaa under the eyee and dtulneu.

Frequent or scanty Ptuagei with imartlng and hunting aotae tlmei there la WIVAZ your kldneyi or bladder. Don't waltl Alk your drugfUt for Poan'i a itjmulant diuretic. lucceiif ally by million! for over CO yean. Poan'a give happy relief sod will help mtlaa ol kidney flush out watta tnm your blood. Get Doan'e To Start Work on E.AltonParsonage EAST ALTON, Aug.

Is expected to get underway this week on the parsonage "of the Pleasant View General Baptist church. The new church building and parsonage will be erected on a lot the congregation has bought at Third and Whitelaw avenue. Because the pastor, the Rev. Robert Frltts, of Marlon, has been unable to find a home here, tie has' been driving here each weekend from 'Kentucky, for this reason, the church decided to complete the parsonage before beginning work on the new church building. Tho church, which was organized'last winter, has services In the community building.

in Navy EAST Goforlh son of Mrs. Lloyd Wiser of, Goulding who enlisted in the navy July 12, left Monday for the Great Lakes Naval Training Base at Chicago. Robert, who graduated from East Alton-Wood River Community High School In June, has been employed at the Kroger market on St. Louis avenue. Mr.

and Mrs. Wiser entertained at. dinner Sunday for Robert. Guests were Miss Jane Bradon of Hartford, Mr. and Mrs.

Darrell George of Wood River, Mrs. Glenna George and son, Thomas, Mrs. Adella Wiser, Miss Betty Allen Floyd, Buddy Goforth and Randell Wiser. East Alton EAST ALTON Mrs. Mable Ellidge and Mrs.

Bertha Edwards visited Mrs. Elledge's cousin, Mrs. Nell Barber, at Roodhou.se, Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs.

Bert Woo'dson of Illinois avenue visited their nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Blanton, at St.

Louis, Sunday. Miss Doris of Henry street attended the funeral of her uncle, Henry Butts, at Lltchfleld, Saturday. Mrs. Nora Thompson is 111 at Jier home on Pence avenue. Mr.

and Mrs. Mllo Suits and son, Wayne, of Kingshlghway are home, after a visit with Mrs. Suits' aunts at Ft. Worth, Tex. It was the first meeting of Mrs.

Suits and her aunts in 57 years. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ellidge and daughter and Mrs. Mable Ellidge visited at Greenfield, Sunday.

Miss Ann Linkogle of Henry street spent a few days last week visiting relatives and friends at Litchfield. Miss Mary Ann Jackson of Lltchfleld came home with her for a visit. Miss Marlene Blaine of Illinois avenue is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. McDow, at Cave-in-Rock. Bert Woodson and Elmer Harris visited Woodson's son and daughter-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Claude Woodson, at Brighton, Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams of Haller avenue are spending their vacation in Wisconsin.

Mrs. John Sheraka and children of Lakeside avenue and her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Napper of Alton, are home after a visit with their mother, Mrs. Belle Gass, at Eldorado.

Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Flalt and Mrs. Ariha Cox, who accompanied them to Eldorado, remained for a longer Mrs. Gass is also the, mother of Mrs.

Flatt and Mrs. Cox. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wisemaa of Cherry street visited Monday with his.

mother, Mrs. Victoria Brown, of Alton, who is a' patient at Alton Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. James Davies of 643 Fifth street are entertaining his mother, Mrs.

Elizabeth Davies, of Eldorado. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Akers of George street have returned after WOOD RIVER, AugJ Gordon Mallory of Fourth ward asked City Attorney Manning, Monday night, to study and give an opinion at the next council meeting on a communication from the Wood River manager of Illinois Power regarding a council question as to the safety of high voltage lines of the power company along Sixth street. Mallory requested that Manning give his advice as to whether the council should contact a higher official of the company in regard to the situation.

A. group of Sixth street residents appeared before the council at Its last July meeting and protested that the power lines were unsafe for the residential district. The letter, written by J. L. Cross, Wood River manager for the power company, to the mayor and city council, said: "We have your letter of July 28, 1948, advising that residents on Sixth street have notified-you of the hazard involved in the high voltage line at that location.

"We have Inspected this line and find no greater hazard now than existed for previous years The circuits on North and South Sixth streets represent major feed' er circuits which suppply powei to Wood River, and their ellnv ination would result In no power for this area. "The re-routing of the line a this time is not practical as 1 would involve building lines 01 private property which we feel certain would meet with disap proval by dther residents, "We will keep this r'equest in mind and if any changes arise in which these lines can be re-rout ed, we will gladly advise you." The place to make a stand here In Berlin where' we strong moral Gei William J. Donovan, wartime chi of OSS. a week's visit with relatives at Coatsburg, Quincy and Clark; ville, Mo. Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Lauzet 415 Washington avenue ente: talncd Miss Ellen Bowrlng of Webster Groves, over tt weekend. Mrs. Myrtle Edgar and daughter, Miss Thelma Jean, are home afti a vacation spent in Atlanta, 'Gi Jacksonville, and New leans, La. Mr.

and Mrs. -Albert Lee Ake and daughter are home after visit with relatives at Paducah and-Bardwell, Ky. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Dams bf Church street visited her grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. I. N. Turjn- bnugh, at Clarksvllle, ove. thc weekend.

ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH PAGE FIVE and Mrs. Elmer Jiles Bowman avenue were called Marissa, Sunday, by the serious illness of her niece, Mrs. Edjna Junger. Mrs. Junger, 41, has been ill eight months and her'condition is critical.

I Mrs. Essie Williams of Haller avenue is spending two weeks visiting at the home of her Mrs. Gordon Kesterson, at Pittsfield. Mr. and Mrs, Zeno Walker of George street spent the weekend at Paducah, Ky.

Mrs. Moyme Opel of 13 West drive and Mrs. Agnes Weir of Alton attended a union convent on at Springfield over the weekeid. They were delegates 'from the na- chinlsts' union of Western' Ctrt- rldge Co. Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Wiseman, Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Dilback, Mr. and Mrs, James McDonald nnd Mr.

and Mrs. James Campbell spent the weekend at Graf ton on a sh- Ing trip. Mrs. Rose Johnson has returned after a two-week visit with relatives at Greenup. Mr.

and Mrs. Lloyd Akers and son, David, of Cardot street pud her parents, the Rev, and Mrs. Frank Schwab, of Roodhouse are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clark Angel, at Pittsburgh, Pa.

Mrs. Angel is a sister of Mrs. Akers. Miss Hazel Harrcllson of Br ad- way Is entertaining her sister from Eldofado this week. Mrs.

William Joslln and dausht- er, Barbara, have returned to Cleveland, after a visit with relatives here and at Hamburg. W. R. to Inspect Truck Depot Council Considers Street, Parking Problems WOOD RIVER, Aug. 3.

A detailed Inspection of the parking ot and truck depot of the Major Transport at the corner of First artd Madison, will be made by the city fire department and a group of fire Inspectors who will visit the city In September, as the result of City Council discussion at Us meeting, Monday night. Various opinions were given on Hie lot and depot after Alderman Kasten read a letter from a resident of that vicinity asking city action to' prevent parking of the trucks in the street, and to prevent the trucks from putting streets and alleys In disrepair. Mayor Humphrey expressed the opinion that the lot Is within the fire zone and Is a fire hazard. City Attorney Manning said the council can declare the lot a nuisance and take action but first the city must have evidence to support Its claims. The council will await the arrival of 74 fire Inspectors In the city In September, before taking ajiy action.

Alderman Mallory asked to what extent contractors are liable to damage to streets trucks used in hauling material to building sites, and was Informed that the city can place load limit signs on the streets. A recent accident at the corner of Wood River avenue and Edwardsvllle road drew a discussion of inadequate street and slop markings. The aldermen were perturbed by the fact that Trl- City Grocery''Co. has failed to maintain an "In Only" sign on the Ferguson avenue side of its new store parking lot. Chief of Police Starkey was Instructed to inform the Slocker heating and plumbing firm to discontinue -park- Ing so as to block an alley running from Lorenn, south to the alley between First and Whltelaw.

Alderman DeWltt informed the council that large "25. MPH" signs are being painted on Sixth street, and will be placed on other streets In town. In regard to the Sixth 'street problem, Mayor Humphrey said all that remains now Is to designate which side of the street will be closed to parking. The mayor said he thought it still was 'the duty of the residents to name which side should be closed, and pointed out that though residents have said it would be of no consequence to them which side Is named, there still was some dissenting comment when the mayor arbitrarily said the east side would be closed. It was reported that residents of Acton avenue beyond- Ninth had turned out In force and In one day's time had laid 300 feel of put In two catchbasins to carry off standing water.

Alderman Kasten gave the opinion that a bid of $138 for cutting a door in the north side of the City Hall was too high, and council members then expressed tho opinion that the door was unnecessary anyway. An ordinance Was read transferring $15,000 from the cash working.fund to the general fund. The finance and police reports were read. Mrs. Fred Isamingcr jr.

resigned from the library board, and Mrs. L. Kimmel was named' to succeed The city received its annual audit preports from the 3. Schlosser firm, but the mayor stated he. would call a meeting soon with Schlosser, since the audit showed cash receipts for the year of $57,108.96, and cash 1 disbursements of $56,477.77, for a balance of $631.19 as of last April 30.

A year ago, the commission showed $1125.99 in the red. Telegraph Want Ads "CLICK" MUNICIPAL OPERA SERVICE ARE YOU INTERESTED IN Using the Bus Service Offered the Brown Motor Lines Servln the Municipal Opera In St. Louis This is SPECIAL SERVICE. We wish to give the people Alton the kind of service they desire. Those who have usi the Opera Service will confer a favor if they write or pho and express their desires on the continuance of the service any changed that would benefit.

All off this information will be helpful making our dtcition on continuing tho BROWN MOTOR LINES, INC. W. C. MYERS, Protidont Mother Bears 3 Sets Of Twins in 27 Mas. AKRON, Ohio.

The 30-year-old wife of 9 chemical company tvotker was In good condition in People's Hospital today after giving bfHh to her third set of twins tn 27 months. Tho parents, Mr, and Mrs. Charles fi. Summers, live In nearby Doylbestown. Summers Is 32, The latest arrivals, Charles and John, Weighed four pounds each at birth yesterday and like their brothers and sisters were premature.

were reported "doing fine." The first set born May 26, 1946, and the next two, Sept, 2, 1947. Roxana to Act On Annexation UOXANA, Aug. village board will meet Wednesday evening nt the Community Building and a vole will bo tnken to adopt an ordinance formally annexing to the village toe Shell Oil Go's, new "tank located south and west of the refinery. Presbyterian Aid Ladles' Aid Society of the First Presbyterian Church will meet Wednesday at 2 p. m.

In the church for business session. Hostesses will bo Mrs, W. C. Lowery and Mrs. A.

W. Habbe. W.S.O.S, nt Wnndu Women's Society of Christian Service of the Wanda Methodist Church will meet Wednesday p. m. the church.

Miss Helen McCune of Edwards- vllle will show moving pictures of Korrea nt 8 p. m. and the public may attend. Miss McCune, sister of Mrs. Glenn Porter of Wanda, and Mrs.

Lester Skllcs of Wood River, was with the United States Civil Service In Korea for 21 years. 'Visit Sister and Mrs. Monroe E. Rhodes of East Third street, Mr. and Mrs.

James L. GOrnall and son, Jimmy, of Central avenue and Mrs. Wlllard Grandtleld of West Fourth street spent Sunday with Mrs. ChloeiSmall and children at Assumption. Mrs.

Small Is the sister of Mrs. Rhodes. Attend Reunion and Mrs. Manning D. Patterson and son, Charles, of East Fifth street and their daughter-in-law, Mrs, Donnld Patterson, and daughter, Linda, of East Alton, attended the 29th annual Mansfield reunion Sunday at Scottvllle.

Postpone Meeting South Roxana Ladles Club has postponed its regular meeting scheduled for tonight until Wednesday at 7:30 m. at the school building. Return front West and Mrs. Harold Sheppurd and daughters, Miss Margaret and Miss Helen, of West Sixth street and their niece, Pat ty Roberts, have returned from a three-week camping trip to the west coast. They went by way of South Dakota and on to Oregon, California and OlH Mexico.

Sheppard returned to work Tuesday at the Shell Oil Co. and Miss Margaret Sheppard has sumcd her duties at the International Shoe Co. at Hartford. Visiting and Mrs. Clifford of East Seventh street are on a vacation, visiting In Lawrence, with her mother, Mrs Ruthle Jane Wilson, their daughter, Mrs.

John Cole of Turon, and with his sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sauders, in Colorado. Baptist at 7:30 p. m.

the First Baptist Church will have a mid-week service. A business meeting will follow and In the. absence of the pastor, the Rev. Donald A- Zlemer, who Is on vacation, the moderator will be Albeit Bean. Roxnnn Notes 1 Walter Stevens; of East Seventh street Is In Cal- fornia and attended her sister's; wedding.

Miss Betty Hlllmtm of Hartfowl spent last week visiting Miss Donna Penn of East Seventh street. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hunt and and son, Bobby, left Monday for visit In Lovcland, with her srother-ln-law and sister, Mr. nnd Mrs.

Fred Lynch. Mrs" Bert Robinson of Central avenue has returned home with her Infant daughter from St. eph's Hospital. She returned day morning and hey mother, Mrs, Claude Clinton, of Olive Branch Is visiting here and aiding In the care of Mr. and Mrs, Robinson's other daughter, Carolyn, Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Bloom of Edwarsvlllc 'visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Parrott and family of South Roxana. Miss Natalie Ann Gross, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. W. H. Gross of Doerr avenue, Is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

C. Gross of Alhambra. Their other daughter, Dorothy Faye, is a gueat of her maternal grandmother, Mrs, E. F. Freese of West Fifth street.

Ray Solsman of Roller avenue Is a patient In Alton Memorial Hospital for surgical treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Wlllnrd Barger and family of South Roxana returned Sunday after spending a week with his uncle and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Mllo Barger, at Har. rlsburg. Mr. and Mrs. John O'Neill and their daughter and husband, Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Knlpplng ot South Roxana, visited Sunday at Overland, with Mr. and Mrs. David Mallet and family. Mr.

and Mrs. Clifford Arnold and family of West Tydeman avenue visited Saturday with her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Meseke, at River view Gat' dens, Mo. Mr.

anjl Mrs. Henry Weiss and children of Doerr avenue spent Sunday In Greenville with her brother, and Mr. and Mrs. Eldon, Meyer. Tho birthdays ot Mrs.

Meyer, Weiss and the Meyer's daughter were observed. Mr, and B. y. Kosslnger of Healdsburg, were dinner guests Sunday at tho home of their 'daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph GUI, of West Tydeman avenue. Mrs. Nellie Roblsort of Maple avenue has returned from a few days visit In Atlanta, with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs, Virgil Mourning, and sons. Mrs, Mourning had veen visiting here with her mother and accompanied her home for vlsalt.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Arnold and family of West Tydeman and and Clyde Stlckels of Wood River visited Sunday at Ed- wardsvllle with Mr. and Mrs Charles Toner. Mr.

and Mrs. Herbert Roady of Rohm street havq rturned after a week's vacation spent with her niece and husband, Mr. and Mrs Paris Howley, at Decatur, Roady has resumed his duties as water works superintendent. Mr, and Mrs. Harold D.

Grey ol Kansas City, have brought the property at 306 Maple avenue from Mrs. Nellie Robison and plan to move as soon as the building is redecorated. -PIT' Chattanooga, has the highest divorce rate In the United Slates, not Reno, as Is com monly believed. Winston Talks to Wood River Club WOOD RIVER, Aug. 3-Arlhur A.

Winston, "superintendent of the new Wood Rlvef Hospital, spoke on "Administration of the Modern Hospital" at the noon luncheon meeting of Wood River Rotary Club, Monday, at First Presbyter- an Church. Program chairman WHS W. Jolley of the Hospital board. Visiting Rolarlans were Walter P. Hohmeyer of Lebanon, and Walter Klasner and Dr, Arthur Brewer, both ot Alton.

Ed Uenrn of- Chicago was the guest of Dr. F. Ordeman. Fellowship WOOD Fellowship Class of the First Church of Christ rnfct in regular meeting Friday evening at the home of Mrs. fe.

Cclburn of Madison avenue. esses for the evening we're Mft. Olive 'and Mrs. Robert Sless. The class has Changed its meeting night from the last Friday of the month to the third Thursday of each month.

Wedding WOOD and Mrs, Elmer Waltrlp ot road are announcing the wedding; ot daughter, Llla, to Paul Doak, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard Doak of 533 George street. The wedding occurred 3 In Arkansas. Doak Is employed as mechanic for the Wood River-Alton Buslines, and Mrs.

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