Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 10

ALTON THUftSBAY, AUGUST 4, Hap Series Plan At Wood River SeftSoti Tickets to Sell for $2,50 WOOO RfVER, AUR. tickets for the series of programs i to be presented by the Wood River Entertainment Association Wood River Community High School will sell for $2.50, it was decided at a Tuesday night mentlnR the board of directors, Student tickets will sell for $2. The board mapped preliminary ptflhs for the ticket sales campaign and said that tickets for the fall Series will go on sale following the 'next meeting of the board of rll- fectors. This meeting is tentatively Scheduled to be within the next three weeks. The board also made plans to stimulate among organizations which sponsor the association and to initiate a system of renewing its list of financial guarantors.

Pour programs have been planned for the fall series, beginning with the appearance of Dr. Franz Polgar, hypnotist and mentalist, Oct. 14, Other programs are scheduled for Nov. 4, Feb'. 16, and March 9.

Polgar's program will feature mental telepathy, memory feats and power of suggestion. Aloha Baker, talking on "My Hawaii," will be presented Nov 4. An outstanding author-lecturer, her program will feature a movie of Hawaii. Ferrante and Telcfter, piano-duo, will appear here Feb. 16 for -the third program.

Both jnen.are former members of the of the Julllard School of Music, and have been acclaimed by concert audiences throughout the country. "Thumbnail Theater," a group of dramatic sketches In monologue, i will be presented by Mary Hutch- ''Inson, March 9, as the final pre'. aentatlon of the fall series. Members of the association's ex' ecutlve board are Newell Alien, Berry, Orvllle Brunjes, C. H.

Decker, Mrs. Karl Fulp, Floyd Gnlllher, George L. Hayes, Mrs, E. L. Kimmel, Mrs.

A. W. McBrlde, W. Parker, B. M.

Sparks, Bob Paulos, the Rev. H. Wj Wlchman and Mrs. J. A.

Wiseman. Undergoes Operation WOOD and Mrs, Clarence Ryan of Algonquin tor- Roxana, relumed recently from a two weeks' stay with Mrs. Ryan's parents, Mr, and Mrs, D. A. Blrchard at Urbana.

Blrchard surgery at Carlo Hospital, July 19, and according to Ryan Is progressing Mat! Jsfactofily. Trailer Burns WOOD G. Hill and, Edward Howden responded to a at 5:30 a. m. today at Harnett street, where a trailer owned by Joe Gotway burned.

Wood River 'WOOD and Mrs. Walter Wlegert daughter, Gloria, of Lincoln, are aur- rently visiting at 'tho homo of. Dr. and Mrs. Herman C.

Hoover, 147 Lorena avenue. Mrs. Lou Leady and daughter, Claudia, spent the past week-end at Nashville, where they attended the "Grand Ole Opry" barndance, Chamber at Wood River Appoints Name Mcfttbetsliip of 3 REACH HALFWAY playground is'attaining a level look these days, as dirt is brought in by the truck load. Half of the work will be completed by today, when preparations for the annual festival will get underway. The rest will be done after tne event.

Seen in the picture are Bill Johnson, chairman of the festival and the grading program; Harold Bean, superintendent of the recreation department which is sponsoring the project; John Wolf, excavating foreman; Arthur Schelle, president of the Dads' club; and members Monta Williams and George Holmes. Staff photo. Wood River Chamber Wants Revenue toRemainatHome Roberts Speaks to Wood River Club WOOD RIVER, Aug. L. WOOD RIVER, Aug.

4. Members of the Wood River Township Chamber of Commerce said last night they do not object to the signs or methods of advertising for the ordinance now under consideration by the City Council to place advertising'plaques on park- Ing meters, but. do object to an outside firm coming in and getting the bulk of the Income from the ftdvcrttslng. City Council members decided at their Monday oneet.lng to Investigate the legality and advisability of attaching advertising signs to nil parking meters. The city would net 15 percent of the gross receipts from advertising on the sighs.

Action Is expected at the next Council meeting on signs which will display-both local and national advertising. The signs would be attached to each parking meter pole. They are a trl angular attachment; displaying three faces, each six, inches by eight inches, with advertising. It was decided at the Chamber's weekely meeting last night to bond tho treasurer and secretary of the organization. Guy Harper and Mervin Stahlhut were appointed as a committee to investigate the cost of the bond and offer recommendations for a- bonding com pony.

Chamber members favored send ing Russell' Bell, executive secretary, to a secretary's training meeting at Northwestern Unlverj slty, Aug. 16. The meeting will four days. Bell also was Instructed to senc a letter of thanks to Howard Oet ting, and. Blll Bell for work don on the Chamber's float' for th homecoming par ade.

The float took second prize 535. at the trio the era International Con, ventlon be staged Aug. 12-13 at St, Louis, at weekly dinner meeting of the Illlnl Toastmastors Club, Wednesday night Fiesta cafe. Three members addressed club and "Loyalty Buying 1 wns discussed during the table topic at the Toastmasters meeting. Speaking on p.y, 15.

tiros- hong described some of the humorous 'and questionable occurrences often seen Jn the lower courts. He contended that conditions responsible for such occurrences can bo rectified by the populace. Dale Fink spoke to the group Fund for Wood River Spastic Stands at $949 WOOD RIVER, Aug. ontribu lions have raised the Ray Logsdon Fund to eavlng more than $700 to be alsed In less than a month, If the erebral palsey spastic Is to enter he Milton H. Berry Foundation Schools, Cincinnati, this Septem- 'ier.

Mrs. Fred Westerhold, assistant hairman of the campaign to send he t.hree year-old boy for treat- nents, said that several donations have been received from as far as St. Louis. Latest contributions to the fund are, an Alton woman, $15; Slolze Lumber Company, $44, of which $20 is from employes; Mr. W.

O. Cox, Mrs Pacatto, In of the mother from Greenville, $50; Amoma Class of Jerseyville Baptist Church, $10; Rebecca's, Odd Fellows Auxiliary, $10; Anon Retired Wood River Businessman, Lewis Ahlqulst. Mrs F. L. Melvin, Mrs.

John Melvin, Anon from Alton, James Schall, G. Walters $3. Two St. Louis contributions were received. Mr.

and Mrs. L. H. Barnwell sent a letter, clipping of the story and $2, and Irene Bradford, sent $5. S.

E. Pershall, president of the Tri-CHIes Groceries, sent $25 for the fund. Other contributions are Stolze customer, a former Stolze employe, 50 cents. A campaign to raise $1725 is being sponsored by the Moose Lodge. It Ray Nolan Is ever to walk, he Cottttiitttees WOOtt RiVEft, Aug.

ttel 61 the chamber, according to Russell Sell, executive Secretary. Each area ti to take care of Its individual problems but will Join with the Chamber on such ects promoting industrial ex- pafislon, park and recreational areas, and will b6 eligible for oth- ef Chamber services. Glen Shinpaugh was named chairman of the membership and EdnaStelltwtn Washington Miss BMna annoyed Give Breakfast At Chautauqua CHAUTAtJQUA, Atig. 4. (Special) A breakfast given, Wggdgr, 82 hers are Lea Neumann and polntment as reference librarian at Taylor, this committee will be ex- Washington University, St, Louis.

bers for three committees of the i panded to approximately fen mem-1 She has been head librarian nt must receive treatment soon at school. The family have exhausted personal funds In caring for the boy, but are 1 offered hope by the school which specializes in the treatment of spastics. Mrs. Westerhold has collected $86 from the contractors and Individuals at Stolze Lumber Company where the boy's father is employed. FOR ATHLETES USE TE-OL BECAUSE II rrenttr PENETRATING POWER.

With lindflulfrf alcohol lime, It Iht medication DEEPLY, to kill Imbedded itermn on CONTACT. IN ONE HOUR Vou MUST lie plrnjc.1 your SSr buck il any druj store. Apuly FULL STRENGTH (or ithltte! foot. F. O.

rfoAi Atfnr), Itchy feet. Today nt TMMwfVs Drug Ptorft. Wood River Township Chamber of I fc Thad Carter, Commerce were approved by the board of directors at a meeting Wednesday night In City Hall. Twelve members were appointed to the Retail committee, which met at 1 p. m.

today to discuss a dollar day for Wood River merchants. Ray Elmore is chairman of committee and members are Ivan Kramer, Kenneth Holtzman, Melvin Marcus, M. C. Lowery, Lyle Hlllls, BUI Harrison, Irvirt Goldfarb, Bill Shortal, Kenneth Sweet, N. J.

Bernardos and Lloyd Durre. A constitution committee was also approved by the board. This committee was given priority as one Of the first Chamber committees appointed because the group voted at a general membership meeting last Wednesday to extend Chamber activities to a township basis. Mike Kinney was named chair- rna'n of the committee and Mervin Stahlhut and Guy Harper were appointed members. This committee will revise the constitution to Include legislation for the township.

The Chamber's change to a township basis will extend Its activities to Cottage Hills, Hartford, Roxana, East Alton-and Bethalto. The township members will celve the privileges of the activi- president. R. A. Jack and Everett Hegeman were nominated from Industry to fill two vacancies oh the board.

Jack will replace T. Robey, whose term On the board has expired, and Hegeman win replace George Phillips who resigned. Karl Fulp, Mrs. E. V.

CJlehl and Allen Stuart were named as a nominating committee for business lo fill vacancies created by expired terms, A committee was named with Dr. James Wiseman, Francis Manning and Dr. B. L. Roberson as members.

Some Used Cars Arc Mke That CINCINNATI, Joseph Decker decided he wouldn't' buy tlu used car he Inspected. When he took hold of the handle to open a door, he Wound up In c. hospital. The door fell off and hit his left foot. Shuttleff College.

Miss Stelihorn holds the B. A. B. Gilbert, Mrs. C.

Mrs, E. L. Jacoby, Mrs. C. Klrsch, Mrs.

E. Paul, Mrs. W. atld Mrs. A.

Thomas. "Following breakfast, the women played cards. ChautattquR Notes Mr. and Mrs. degree from 'a "l- 1C'Staillngs and children of verstty, ana a ir RlvcJ flnd degree from the University of, Illinois.

She has taken graduate work at the University of Chicago. Miss Stellhorn. She came to Shurtleff College as librarian in 1943. In addition to lier duties in the library, she has taught German at the college. At Shurtleff, Miss Stellhorn has served as faculty sponsor for Alpha Iota, business girls' sorority, arid the college unit of American Red Cross.

She holds membership In the American Association of University Women, serving as fellowship chairman durlttg the 1948-49 Mrs. S. C. Benbrook of Columbia, are guests of Mrs. W.

Stall- Ings at her cottage here. brook has accepted a position on the faculty at the University of Missouri, for the fall and winter Mr, and Mrs. A. Brldell and children of Highland Park, visited Mrs. S.

C. Brldell at the Shady Dell cottage. season. She has been a member of the Messiah chorus for four years, and has taken "part In promotional efforts for that zation as well as the summer symphony and Community Chest drives. She will begin her, duties nt Washington University Sept.

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Osrwnnd's rrlvato IN ALTON, WOOD RIVKR AND JKRSBYVILLK on "Grass Under My and Charles Clark spoke on Both were humorous speeches. Fink told of his struggles with lawn, the neighbors' advice niui chickens. Clark told of humorous incidents Involving Dizzy Dean and other baseball players. A table topic discussion on tho subject "Loyalty Buying" led to divided opinion among those discussing the matter. Local taxes and profits to the community are fine, it, was agreed, Some nljo contended that better 'products and lower prices resulting from outside competition is advantageous, John Norrls was toast mast or for the meeting and'Clyde Campbell led thp table topic discussion.

Robert P. MeFarlane was general critio and Al Frazier and Raymond S. Holmes were first and third speech critics. Frazier conducted the business meeting, Deli mond G. Bangert gave the invocation nnd Marvin Wilson was grammarian and parliamentarian, Plague to Calcutta Plttsuo has rejoined the ranks of the many on- demlc diseases of CaluctU after absence of 42 years.

Last year there were 254 cases and 14 deaths during Ihe 17 weeks ending July 31, But this year started early In January and already it has killed 50 out of 366 cases. Except for Stray Imported cases, Calcutta was free from plagite since 1906. In 1899, about 50,000 ware reported to have died of plague in Calcutta alone. Lutheran Teachers To Meet at Wprdei WORDEN, Sunday school teachers of th Lutheran Churc(i will meet at 7:3 m. today in the church hall, Sunday school will be held at 9 Sunday, nnd services with holy communion will be at 10 a.

Announcement for communion will be Friday afternoon nnd evening. Stoeokor WORDEN. Erwln Stoecker entertained members ot her club nt home, Friday evening. Honor scores were held by Mrs, Norman Schulze, Mrs. Martin Ellerl and Mrs.

Harold. Late in the evening, refreshments were served by the hostess. Don Schuofcr liuptiicd WOUDEN. Donald Allen son of Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrence Schaefer of Worden, was baptized at Gelilonbeck Lutheran Church near Kane, Sunday, The Rev. G. Pelchmann officiated. Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Baldrldgei ot Dorchester and Mrs Wilton Rinkel of Edwardsvllle.

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Louis, Saturday. Mrs. R. D. diggers and son Michael Dean, arrived home Sat urday from Alton Memorial Hos pitai.

Mrs, Edna Glassmeyer entered St. Francis Hospital, Litchflald, Friday, and was operated on Saturday for appendicitis. Katherlne Louise Holmes of Sprln'efield' spent last week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blotevogel.

Mr. and Mrs. John Morog, and children of Staunton relatives here Sunday evening, Mrs. F. B.

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Mr. and Mrs. Charles plro of Bethttlto spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. q.

T. Bond, The Rev, Don Pricket of Pleasantvllle, left Monday aft or a few days visit here. Mrs. Carl Holmes and daughter, 'Katharine Louise, of Springfield, returned homo Sunday after a vis It hero with relatives. Mrs.

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