Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 9

JUNE 13, ALTON EVENING i C.LEOK. John Waters, Wife Wed for 50 Year: Open House at Godfrey on June 19 Mr. and Mrs. John A. Wafers will observe the fiftiot! rmnivcrsnry ot their mnrrla" Sundny, Juno t9, nnd will hok open house from 2 to 4 and from 7 to 9.

Relatives nnd friends nre invited to call during the afternoon nnd evening. Mr. nnd Mrs. Waters were married in the Cathedral on State street June 20, 1899. The late Rev E.

L. Spelding officiated, nnd the couple's attendants were James Waters of Godfrey, hrother of the groom, and Miss Lenn Wittman sister of the bride. The groomsman and the bridesmaid (now Mrs. William KnrtletL of Jerseyville) will be with Mr. nnd Mrs.

Waters next Sunday. John A. Waters, 75, was born on the farm where he nnd Mrs. Waters reside. Mrs.

Waters is 67 years ot Mr. and Mrs. Waters are parents of six sons nnd daughters, anc grandparents' of 24 boys and girls. Their children nre Mrs. Joseph Vollmer, Albert H.

Waters and Mrs. Glennnrd Clark of Alton and Mrs. Leo Mans, Paul Waters and Vincent. Waters of Godfrey. Marine on Furlough Reported Accident It was member of the Marine Corps, Pvt.

Aloysius Heinemnnn, home for his first, furlough after IOJIR period of service in China, who discovered and reported an automobile accident, on Route 140, Friday night, so that, an ambulance was dispatched to move Herbert Hoover of Milton Heights and a companion, Calvin Dallon of Moro to Meinorial Hospital. In story about the mishap, Saturday, the Telegraph mentioned that request for the ambulance was made to Alton police department by Edmund E. Heinemann, but it was said today by Heinemann of 2404 LaSalle, that this was an error, his name having been confused with that of his son when an official record was made. Hienemann said that his son chanced to pass on the state route shortly after the accident, and on finding the young men in the wrecked car had been injured, hurriedly drove on to the nearest telephone to call assistance for them. Pvt.

Hienemann now is in his fifth year of service in the Marine Corps and when he arrived las week on a 22-day "it was the first time he had been home in about two and a half years. His original 4-year enlistment ran out when he was stationed in China and he re-enlisted there for one year more. He expects to be separated from service next December. Heinemann recently has been stationed at Camp Pendleton, Calif. He landed on return from last Feb.

28, but, with about 33,000 other Marines slated for post-overseas leaves, he had to wait more than three months for a home visit. New import restrictions are turning hair gray in Johannesburg, South Africa, for stocks of hair dye are running low, no more will bo allowed in, and the blonde the brunette and the jet black are slowly turning gray. Diaper Service Delivery service every Wednesday and Saturday. We can furnish the launder SO Diapers a Week $1.80 Yours Laundered 1OO week WRITE OR PRONE LEITER Diaper Service Phone Jefferson 24X6 4188 Olive St. St Ixiuls (8) Serving Alton, Bast Alton, Wood River and Rocaita.

Personals Mr. and Mrs. Emmet P. Howard of 402 East Ferguson avenue Wood River, attended commence ment exercises at the University ot Illinois, Champaign-Urbana Sunday. Their daughter, Miss Janice Howard, received her bachelor of science degree in chemistry with highest honors.

Mr and Mrs. Howard's daughter, Misi Robby Ann Howard, student at Northwestern University, Evanston, and Mrs. Howard's sister Mrs. Frank H. Bruck of Alton, also witnessed the commencemenl exercises.

Robert Prescott and Miss Dorothy Gerber, members of the IflSO graduating class of Marquette High School, are representing Mnrquette at a School of Catholic Action, St. Louis University, this week. Other Marquette st.udems are also attending the School of Catholic Action. James T. Blume, son-tn-law of Mr.

and Mrs. F. T. Hawk of 910 College avenne received his bachelor of science degree in journalism and advertising from the University of Illinois Sunday. Mrs Blume and Mrs.

Hawk were present at the commencement exercises. Mr. Blume has accepted a position with Lincoln-Mercury St. Louis, and entered in upon his new duties this morning. Mr.

anc Mrs. Blume are residing with Mrs Blume's parents. A daughter, Ann Elizabeth, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Moore of Columbus, N.

Saturday, according to word received from Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Cousley, grandparents ot the child.

Mr. and Mrs Cousley are visiting another daughter, Mrs. Finley Dunagan, at Deming, N. only 30 miles distant. The birth was at th" Deming hospital.

The infant 0 the third for Mr. and Mrs. Moore, who now have one son nnd two daughters. Mr. and Mrs.

Cousley spent a week with the Moore's before going to visit the Duna- pn's. They will leave Deming Wednesday for St. Joseph, to spend a week with another daugh- Icr, Mrs. J. W.

Lehr, and her family, then will return home Miss Jean of Mrs Geor A. Fischer, 939 Milton rond, arrived Friday from Chicago where she was a student at DePaul She will return June 27 to attend the summer school. Miss Kaye Halloran, daughter of Mrs. Ruth Halloran of 1223 State street, left this afternoon for Camp Tuckabatchee, near Chicago where she will be a junior councilor for the camping season. Miss Halloran will be in the swimming department.

She was accompanied to camp by her mother and Mrs. Charles Ingold. Dr. and Mrs. Hubert P.

McCuistion, whose marriage occurred June 1, will return to Alton Wednesday and take up their residence at 509 East Twelfth street. Mrs McCuistion is former Mrs. Elisabeth Duncan Hunger, Mr. and Mrs. M.

R. Gray left Saturday for their home in Houston, after a visit with Mr and Mrs. F. T. Hawk, 910 College avenue.

Mrs. H. H. Look and son, Hunter, have returned to their home in St. Matthews, after spending two weeks with Mrs.

Look's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Clark, of 1603 Liberty street.

W. c' -lark has been confined to his lome by illness for the past six weeks. Guests in Alton Sunday for the Irst mass of the Rev. Hilary Filia- reau were Dr. C.

S. Filiatreau, ndianapolis, Mrs. Claea McBrady, Chicago, Miss Jean Maron, Leon Marion and Mr. and wrs. Joseph Tornasso, St.

Louis; Mrs. Frank Kleber, Louisville, Paul Ashour, Fort Smith Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hickler, Anderson, Ind. Dr.

Filiatreau a brother, Mrs. McBrady is an and Miss Marlon and Leon Marion are cousins of Father Filiatreau. The Rt. Rev. Abbot Paul Nahlen, O.

S. of New Subiaco, monastery, was the week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Newman of 1109 McKinley boulevard. The Rt.

Rev. Abbot, 'who came to Alton to be present at he first mass of the Rev. Hilary Filiatreau at St. Patrick's Church, and Mr. Newman became acquainted while the latter was a at New Subiaco.

Mrs. Clare M. Pettengill, 1520 Washington avenue, returned Sun- A NEW DISCOVERY aUt tfot Water The scien tific isco very th a "packaged-ln-glass" hot water it purer and cleaner for every home uwl With the nBW Permagtas Water Hearer you can enjoy complete freedom from tank rust from corros on dirt. This modern heater has a tank of mirror-smooth, sparkling blue glass- fused-to-steel. It's sanitary as a clean drinking glass! And it CANNOT rust.

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CHALL4COMBE CO. PLUMBING HEATING J58 EAST BROADWAY DIAL 2-3131 day from Knoxville, where she spent last week attending choir directors' school conducted by Dr. and Mrs. Clarence Dirkrn- son. Dr.

Dickenson, noted ns compofpr and arranger of choir muslr, is director of music for the Brick Church, Now York Ci'y. Mr. nnd Mrs. E. N.

Rousseau and son, Stan, nnd daughter, Helen, of Westport, are gviests of Mrs. Rousseau's mother, Mrs. L. M. Berry, 1406 Washington avenue.

Sgt. and Mrs. S. H. Roberts and sons, Sam and Bill, of 2M6 Donold left Saturday for Norfolk, where they will spend two weeks.

Sgt. Roberts is associated with the Alton police force and will spend I he two weeks at Little Creek. Mr. nnd Mrs. A.

F. of 2126 State street have returned from Iowa City, where they met their son. Kenneth Franz, who had been attending the University of Iowa. They attended the graduation exercises Friday of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. nnd Mrs.

Kdgar A. Franz of lown city Mrs. Edgar Franz Is the former Miss Mary Jennings, and she nnd Mr. Franz were here Saturday for wn we(Wln of her sister, Miss Winifred Jennings, to Raymond Strand Kramer. Hospital Notes St.

Joseph's Hospital -J'oul 'Treatment Mrs. Betty Lawrence, wife of Ray 96 Bond Efls( A Berkeley An a Hancock 12 Acton, Wood Rena Campbell. 1702 Alhv William fl Kane. John Lucns, 901 Liberty May. OH Spring Eva Townsend, 110 West Broad- Mrs "eba Miko' Wnsh ln ton Snrrleal Tre.ntr wrgan, ton at Mr.

and Mrs. Tommy Wreath. 'nnd Mrs Ge Brown. Hatcher, 19 Grovclln. WHIllT Patt "2 Milton road.

ond Almonroeder W3I Dlam- Donald Cottage 'Hills" Ernest Smith. 1209 Cooper road. Burls, wife Mark Acllen, 70fl Brown, lmse J'. of Walter Trs Cy 'Mary Yee' 6 1 Rlve Gill. JohmSn 0111 Harl Sf 01 0 Mr" Bork 421 Bellevlcw.

Mrs. Sedelia Brewster, 1127 East Fifth Charles Bush. 8 West Ninth. Joshu. Dale.

1810 Liberty dsVi'n naldson "infant son, Mrs. Evelyn Fah'rin, 717 Emio Gn i 'a rt Huron Mlch Miss Myrl'lc Hall, JoVstate Miss Carolyn Hartiv. Ondfrnv Wllllarn D. Huff. Grnnlte City Lswrence 9" Bond.

East 1 Lornlne, Jerseyville. Glenn YounR 1917 Main. Mrs. Ratheeb. lioa Brown Joseph Hauck.

Jerseyville OWn Frlema HamiHon, CHI. 431 Job. East Alton. Wreth 3412 Br "wn. and Infant daugl Mrs.

Iline Tod'ora. 1100 East Fourth. Memorial Hospital edlc Treatment Mrs. Marie Jones, East Alton veUs.orev'R 2 Mrs. Muriel Harshbarker.

3003 Belle ern Ca Cnmda11 2M er Mrs. Gladys Jefferson. Cottage Mills. Treatment wl Nlch 653 First. Wood River William- Hawkins.

341 Lorena, Wood Bismissals Mrs. Beulah Birt. 74 Alton. S. Kast Warren Frost.

Births Mr. and Mrs. Judson DeWitt arc parents of daughter, Deborah Ann. The baby was born Saturday at 7:27 p. m.

in Alton Memorial Hospital, weighing six pounds and 14 ounces. DeWitt, father of Deborah Ann, is a student at Shurl- leff College. Announcement has been made of (he birth of a daughter, Lynette, to Mr. nnd Mrs. Martin Kesinger ol 476 Second, Wood River.

The baby, (heir first child, was born at 5:06 a. m. Sunday in Alton Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Resinger before her marriage, Miss Helen Broadway.

A son, David Russell, was born at, 2:24 a. m. today in Alton Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. John Eardley of Collage Hills.

The baby weighed eight pounds and 10 ounces at birth. Mr. and Mrs. Eatlcy have two other children. Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley Mnrtwick of 1112 West Ninth street have announced the birth ot a daughter, Barbara Elizabeth. The baby, their second child, weighed six "pounds nnd two ounces, at birth at 7:30 a. m. Saturday in Alton Memorial Hospital.

Their other daughter, Martha, is twenty-two months old. A daughter, Phyllis Ann, WHS: born at 8:31 a. m. Saturday in Alton Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs.

Norman Waltrip of East Alton, Route 1. The baby weighs seven pounds and eight ounces. Mr. and Mrs. William Farthing of North moor Place, Godfrey, have announced the birth of a son, their second child.

The baby, weighing nine pounds nnd one ounce, was born at 10:46 a. m. Saturday In Alton Memorial Hospital. Their other son, James Richard, is font- years old. Announcement has been made of the birth of a daughter to Mr.

and Mrs. Walton Secor of 404 Chamberlain. The baby was bom at 6:55 a. m. Sunday in St.

Joseph's Hospital, weighing five pounds and 15 ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Greear of 721 Voge, Edwardsville, are parents of a son, born at 8:21 a. m.

Sunday in St. Joseph's Hospital. The weighed eight pounds arid eight ounces at birth. Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Cavazos of Jerseyville Mra. Betty Hart and infant daughter, Wood Htver. Mra. Louise Reid ami son, Bunker Hill. Rt.

1. Clyde Boyer, South Roxana. David Hendricks. East Alton. Rt.

1. Duane DeCota, South Roxana. Harry Lackey, in Lorena, Wood River. Gilbert Prante. 239 Walnut.

Roxans. Davis, 429 Wood River avenue, East Alton. Michael Hartnett. 701 Milton. Mrs.

Ruby White, Cottage Hills. Edward Obert, 191 St. Louis avenue. East Alton. Mrs.

Blanche Rlngerlng, 509 drive. East Alton. Mrs. Delores Manning, 282 South Ninth, Wood River. Daniel Baker.

2400 East Broadway. Charles Hansfelder, South Roxana. Jack Stewart, Worden. Harry Antrobus, 245 Welt Nineteenth. Virginia Andrus, 516 Wlnkler Peter Wikete.

St. Louis. Mo. Roger Smalley, 1516 Spaulcllng. Mrs.

Helen Franklin and infant Bon 522 Orchard, Wood River IF YOU have won- I dered whether this fine old service costs more than ordinary services, we would like to assure you that Streeper service is very reasonably priced. fliflfflALHOmfS PAGE NINE HONORED The Rev. Hughes, assistant postor at St. Peter Paul's Church, was honored at a reception Thursday night at the parish hall. He is being transferred to DecaHir to be an assistant at St.

Thomas Studio. Walton Chapter To Be Installed Reds Reported Planning Action Against Tito WARSAW. June 13. highly qualified informant said today the Cominform (Communist. Walton chapter, Order of Knslornl Prnnlionnl Information Bureau) itnr of Illinois, will be installed is i in Poland to plan action Marshal Tito of Yugosla- npiinst Marshal Tito vin.

The informant said Communist lenders from all the so-called democracies of Eastern Europe also TELEGRAPH WANT ADS "CLICK" Stnr of Illinois, will be installed at Franklin Masonic Temple Sat- isrdny, Juno IX, in a ceremony ho- glnning at 7:30 o'clock. Edward W. Marstr-ns. Chicago, Worthy Urnnrt Patron and other grand officers are drafting a new propaganda fioni nil over the stale will Install cnnipnlgn in an effort to tmder- tho new chapter, and members of I mine the effects of American aid Alton chapter of Knslcrn Slnr will to Western Europe. do I lie initiatory work.

The first hoard of elective officers for the new diopter indudes Mrs. Archie StUjiperich, Worthy Matron; Archie I), Stuppericli, Worthy Patron; Mrs. Everett Davis, Associate Pnlron: Everett Davis, Associate Patron; Mrs. Harry Luddoke, secretary: Mrs. Samuel Nickdl.

Mrr. Fred H. Tickner, conductress; and Mrs. L. E.

Shcarhurn, associate conduct Pdilioners nre asked to be at Franklin Masonic Temple by 7:15 o'clock. Church Events I There are now ir.no women sealed In the United Slates Congress ---one of them In the Senate. Medieval suits of armor ranged in weight from 2, to 10ft pounds. Afternoon Circle of the Woman's Guild, Evangelical nnd Reformed Church, will have covered disli luncheon and meetinc Tuesday nt (he home of Mrs. John Murphy, 2422 Main street.

RIVAL. THE ECONOMICAL WAY TO FEED YOUR 2126 Lafayette, St. Louis, nre ent.s of a son, whom they have named Richard. The bnhy, their first child, was born Saturday in Firman Desloge Hospital, St. Louis.

Mrs. Cava'zds was before her marriage, Miss Lenore Walter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wai-' ter of 922 Fountain. A son, weighing six pounds eight ounces, was born at 7:40 a.

m. Saturday in SI. Joseph's Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Weirich, lOOb East Seventh street.

An eleven pound son was born Saturday at 7:48 a. in. in St. Joseph's Hospital to Mr. and Mrs Harold Meohan of 224 Mills avenue, Befhalto.

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