Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 14

PAGE FOURTEEN ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1945 Paper Collection At Wood River WOOD RIVER, Feb. of Schools G. A. Smith has announced that the paper collection in the Wood River elementary schools on Feb. 18 and 19 brought a total of 23,890 pounds.

Proceeds from the sale of the paper will be divided among the students who brought It In and they will be paid in war savings stamps. Lutheran Ladies Aid WOOD RIVER. The Ladies Aid Society of St. Paul's Lutheran Church will have a covered dish dinner in the church bnsement at noon Thursday. After the dinner the wonjen will go to Bcthalto and visit the Zlon's Ladles Aid Society.

Brotherhood Meeting WOOD RtVER. At a meeting of the Presbyterian Monday night at the Presbyterian Church, Mrs. Fred Isnmingcr gave a review of the book "The Omar Lyon was In charge of the program. On Furlough WOOD Victor Mik- Ola, Army Air Corps, Is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

S. F. Mikola of Seventh street. At the end of his furlough he will return to his base at Savannah, Ga. Another son of the Capt.

Oliver ,1. Mikola, la stationed at Otaru, Japan, with the medical corps. He has been overseas more than two years. His wife and two children went to El Paso, Texas, expecting Capt. Mikola to join them, but he has received orders to remain at his post.

His family will arrive In St. Louis by plane on March 14, to visit Mr. and Mrs. Mikola and then will move to.St. Louis.

Family Dinner WOOD RIVER. Pvt. Harold Mennemeyer, U.S.A., vlslteB his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.

F. Mennemeyer, of 497 St. Louis Road over the weekend. He Is stationed at Ft. Sheridan.

A family dinner was served Sunday and addtlonal guests were Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Jones, uncle and aunt of the soldier.

Junior Red Cross WOOD RIVER. The Wood River Chapter of the Junior Red Cross has'been collecting funds to buy supplies for friendship boxes they are preparing to send to children In foreign countries. The children In the five schools of District 104 have supplied enough'jor- tlcles to pack 30 boxes. These boxes are filled with crayons, pencils, pads, a pair of hose and a small gift, such as a game or a doll. They are marked to be given to boys or girls.

This project has been undertaken annually for several years. Letters from various parts of the world have been received by the Junior Red Cross chairman, Miss E. Gulp, the result Of names and addresses ol the preparing them bcirtg included. A.A.U.W. to Meet WOOD RIVER.

The American Association of University Women will meet at 7:30 p. m. Thursday at the community building. Edward H. Melnert of Springfield will speak on "Supervision of the Delinquents Upon Their Return to the Community." Husbands of members will be guests for the evening.

Hostesses will be Mrs. L. A. Dalhaus, Mrs. E.

R. Qulnn, Mrs. A. H. Pettlt, Miss Mary McCarthy, Miss Bess Graham and Miss Marie Crewell.

Presbyterian Tea WOOD RIVER. The Ladles Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church will celebrate its twenty- llfth anniversary with a George Washington Tea Friday from 2 to 4 p. m. at the church basement. Kum-Dubble Class WOOD RIVER.

The Kum Dubble Class of the Baptist Churcl will meet Thursday evening at th church. A covered dish supper wll be served at 6 p. m. Decoration will be in the Valentine motif Hartford Gets Lone Bid on Pump QIGESM TRACT And Stop Doting Your Stomach With Soda and Alkalizers Don't expect to get real relief from headucho, sour stomach, eus and bad brentli by biking soda and other nlka- lizera It the true causa of your trouble la constipation. In this COM, your real trouble Is not in theetomucli nt nil.

But In tha intestinal tract of your food la digested. And when It gets blocked Jails to digest properly. what you want for real relief la not or an but something to "unblock" your intestinal tract. Something to clean it out Mature cot back on her feet, Get Carter's Fills right now. Take them as directed.

They gently and effectively "unblock" your digestive tract. This permits your food to move along normally. Nature's own can then reach it. You get genuine roliel that makes you feel really good again. Get Carter's Pills at any "Unblock" your intestinal tract tor real relief from indigestion.

KIDNEYS MUST REMOVE ACIDS of Kidney PoUonoueWasU KMsiof adds la year blood. Idney nwjr be over, liters sod tubes are work, to Nature rid your and poiionoui 'Of kldnty function permits to remain in your Wood, It jdXMlciMJiii.rbemnatlcpiUni. of energy. fstUng up or scanty ANNUAL MEETING of the Alton-Wood River Area of the Girl Scouts, at a banquet at Twelfth Street Presbyterian Church, Monday evening. Seated: Mr.

and Mrs. C. K. Johnson, Mrs. L.

R. Morgan, Mrs. R. R. Trickey, Mrs.

Glenn Rev. Paul S. Krebs. Standing: Mrs. Neil.Waterbury, Lee Mrs.

W. C. Buchanjn, Patty Wilkening, Ruth Ann Stunkel (in front), Darlene DeWanz laff photo. hairman of the committee for on- ertalnmenl will ho Raymond oale, assisted by Donald Sopcr nd Russell Miller. Girl Reserves WOOD RIVER, The Wood liver Girl Reserves will meet Wed- esday from 7:30 to 9 p.

nt the Igh school. The business meeting be followed by party. Bridal Shower WOOD RIVER. A delayed ridal shower In honor of Mrs. Lois illow Schiilte will be given at the ome Mrs.

Fred Penning, 646 ennlng avenue, Thursday eve- ing. Pythian Sisters will be guests. Schulte was a recent bride, husband is now overseas. Breaks Arm WOOD RIVER. Mrs.

Howard ibson of 142 Tenth street fell Monday afternoon and broke her ran. Leaves Wood River WOOD RIVER. Mr. and Mrs. Cox, formerly of 135 Lorena venue, who have been residents Wood River for many years, ave moved to a farm they have ought near White Hall.

Cox was employe of the Shell refinery ntil he was retired recently. Mr. nd Mrs. Sebastian Retzer, son-in- aw and daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

ox, will occupy the house vacated the parents. Past Prcsldentf Parley WOOD Past Presi- enls Parley of the American Lelon Auxiliary will be entertained Mrs. M. F. Manning and Mrs.

H. Payne Thursday evening at ic home of Mrs. Manning, 282 Wnth street. Pythian Sisters WOOD Temple, 'ythian Sisters met Tuesday eve- ling Gerson Hall. Four applica- lons were presented for member- hip.

The district deputy granc hief, Mrs. Leola Arbrogast 01 Granite City, made her annual islt. She was accompanied by oth members of Cascade Temple 5rnnite City, who were Miss Mary Alice Arbrogast, Mrs. Ida Grain and Mrs. Clara Gaumer.

At the :lo.se of the business meeting reshments were served by the mstesses, Mrs, Gertrude Aljets, Mrs. Rebecca Howdeshell, Mrs. Minnie Lewis and Dr. Bertha Dompsey. Honors Baby Son WOOD RIVER.

Mr. and Mrs. eorge Meyers of 42 Carstens avenue, attended a dinner Sunday at he home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nichols of Edwardsvllle.

The dinner was In honor of the Nichols' in- ant son. Others attending were Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Balke and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Michael Ka- and family and Mr. and Mrs. Steven Cokochl, all of Granite City, and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Nichols, of Edwardsville.

Weekend Guests WOOD RIVER. Mrs. Flora Dorman and daughter, Doris, of "iardln, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Malley of 51 W.

Acton avenue. They were joined at dinner Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Dorman. Mrs.

Dorman is the mother of Mrs. Malley. Wood River Notes WOOD RIVER. Press Hollls of Chicago is visiting Richard Henry on Whltelaw avenue. Hollis and Henry served In the Navy together for two years and were recently discharged.

Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Mihelich of 909 Ferguson avenue, visited Sunday with Mlhelich's mother, Mrs.

C. C. Watts, of Centralla. Mrs. Virgil Hayes of East St.

Louis visited Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert McCracken of Penning avenue. Mr. and Mrs.

Freeland Thompson of Madison avenue, were St. Louis visitors Monday. The term collective bargaining was first used in London in 1891 by Beatrice Webb. Jton Woman, Accident Victim, Asks $10,000 homo Tcinedy for relieving miseries ot children's colds. 1 VAPORUB "Henry can't remember the name of the man who fixed our roof." Almost everybody in the city knows tho simple answer to Henry's in the YELLOW PAGES (the classified section of your telephone directory).

Whenever you're not sure ol the name or address or telephone number of a dealer, store, service or professional man, you cad nearly always find it in a lew seconds by using this handy buyer's guide. Whether you're buying lor your home or business, save look first IB the YELLOW PAOISI FAMOUS "CENTRAL PARK" GRASS SEED New shlpnyint for this season. Punt early for best 4 Stores In Greater Alton EDWARDSVILLE, b. uit for' $10,000 damages was filed Circuit Court Monday by Mrs. da Mae Wilkinson of Alton against 'erry G.

Thaxton of Greenfield, is the outgrowth of an automo- ile-pedestrian mishap in Alton ast Oct. 30. Mrs. Wilkinson avers in her omplaint that she was attempt- ng to cross Belle at the Sixteenth treet Intersection at 8:15 a. vhen struck by Thaxton's ma- hine.

The complaint alleges Mrs. Wilkinson suffered a fractured iclvis and other injuries In the mishap. Claude J. Burris Estate in Court EDWARDSVILLE, Feb. Administration was opened Monday Probate Court In the estate of Claude J.

Burris, who died at Wood River Feb. 5. Heirs named are the widow, Mrs. Dora C. Buris of Wood River, appointed art- a son, Grant Burris, if Alton, and a daughter, Lucile Meyer, East Alton.

Telegraph Want Ads CLICK HARTFORD, Feb. 20. A bid lo furnish and install a new pump at. the scene of a new well now being bored by the Thorpe Con trete and Well at the Hartford Water Plant was received by the village board from the A. J.

Ulenemann Co. of East Alton Tuesday night. Bid to supply and install it, with the exception of electrical wiring, was $1698.71. The bid was tabled pending a conference with the village engineer. Several weeks ago a bid of $1795 to furnish the pump only, to be Installed by the village, was received the Bryan Jackson Co.

of St. Louis. The board voted to buy a new directory of the Wood River area, which Includes Hartford, for A down payment of $500 was voted i the Thorpe Concrete Well to be paid when the new well being drilled at the water plant Is completed. Lt. Smith Here HARTFORD.

Lt. (jg) and Mrs. Ernest Smith arrived Sunday from Bremerton, Wash. On Monday Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Calvin Smith of South Market street, left for Great Lakes, where he will be discharged from service. Weekend at Scout Camp HARTFORD. Hartford Boy Scout Troop No. 29 will go to Camp Warren Levis Friday, March 1, for a three-day outing. They will be accompanied by Scoutmaster Harley Sparfcs.

The troop rneets every Thursday at 6:30 p. m. at the First Baptist Church. Entertain at Dinner HARTFORD. Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Inlow of Straube Lane, formerly ot Hartford, entertained Mr. and Mrs. Ed Scogglns and family and Mr. and Mrs.

H. Sparks and family nt dinner Sunday ning. Room Mothers HARTFORD. A meeting of Hartford school room mothers, set for Thursday, been called off and the group will meet stead at 2 p. m.

Friday at the school library. Mrs. Glenn Alley will speak on Girl Scouting. Tiny nylon-insulated colls for telephone headsets withstand heat and cold better than any other type. Acid Indigestion lUIWtol In 5 mtnotti dobw kick Wken ana uonwti taid CIUIM pilntut.

luffaMt nt fas. IOUT Rtoraieh and heartburn, docton aitiall' finnt-tctlni nwdlelnu known tor nmptomiUc 1IM those tn EMl-th rtbMi. No liiitln. Btll-ini brlnli comfort In "at ot nturo bottta to lot back. Mo.

Lay Conduit System Under Washington Ave. Fleming Kilgo, who hold a contract with 'Illinois Bell Telephone for extending an underground conduit system from Washington east to Main by way of Broadway and Bozza, Monday began laying the duct under Washington avenue pavement. Two openings have, beert made In the concrete slab, but most ol the work under the street is being done by tunneling. While conduit Is being placed under the street pavement, the street space In HwDcEdwnKIWiis Constipated Folks! For yoars Dr. Edwards relieved patients bothered by constipation with his famous Dr.

Edwftrds'plive sold by all drugstores, Olive Tablets are miW, genllttivA oh thormtgh! Olive Tablets act on BOTH upper and lower bowels to produce more natitral-likt movements. No griping. Just complete tatisfaclion. Caution: urn directed. Washington Is partially cut off by barricades, a two-car aisle he Ing left at the center of the street to permit passage of vehicles Bolza the vitrified tile conduct will be laid In the north sldcwat space, this avoiding opening the street payment.

Excavating Bpzia has been started. Piano can be kept white by wiping with one. part grain alco- hoi mixed with twelve parts water Relief At Last for Your Cough Bronchiji, Seeking mm RELIEF from Itching Burning Skin Misery? A LMOST frantic from the fiery itching of simple piles, minor rashes, dry eczema or similar skin irritation, externally caused? Try smooth, soft, soothing Resinol for blissful relief. It is highly effective, due to the skilfu) blending of its valued ingredients with an oily base, that prolongs beneficial action. Proved By 50 years' use.

Apply Resinol its comfort. For biihing teridft the mild, fluffy Uihcr of pure Resinol Soip ii excellent. Two simple steps in Improving the LOOKS VITALITY! GETTING VALUE out of the food you eat is YOUR No. 1 HEALTH PROBLEM whether you eat 500 or 2,000 pounds yearly. To do this, medical science says, you must have 4 an adequate supply of natural stomach DIGESTIVE JUICES, and RICH, RED-BLOOD must be present.

SSS Tonic may help you get this is your trouble, without organic complication or focal infection, as these two important results enable you to make, use of the. -food as Nature intended. Thus you get fresh your work more attractive! SSS Tonic has helped you can start at drug stores in 10 and 20 02. sizes, CUIID STURDY HEALTH and STALWART STEADY SlRONO helps build STURDY HEALTH PAID-UP SHARES FOR SALE Cost $100.00 Per Share Accounts Insured by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation Broadway at Phone 3-7781 THE MILES More miles per more power-pep-pick-up, that's what Phillips 66 aims to give you! And you'll say we've hit the the first time you fill up with the new Phillips 66 and give your car a workout. The new Phillips is a high volatility gaso line that will make you open your eyes the first time you drive with it.

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