The Edwardsville Intelligencer from Edwardsville, Illinois • Page 2

EDWABDSVILLE INTELLIOENCEB SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21,1929. Items German Glider Expert Is a Real Birdman Congregations of the Lutheran denomination Irorn Bunker Hill, Carlln- Woidcn, Mt. Olive, Cchlenbcck and Baunschwelg will unite with Zl- ons Lutheran congregation ot Sttuin- ton In celebration ot the 400th anniversary jubilee ol the Luthers Small Catechism to bo obnerved with 11 pro- grain which will be held at the Labor Temple, on the afternoon ot Sunday Seyt. 29, commencing ut 2 o'clock. Rev.

V. Klelnhana local pastor and president ot the Southern Illinois Lutheran Synod will have charge of I the meeting. The English sermon will I to given by Prof. 11. ol the I Concordln.

Seminary Springfield and the German, by Rev. Rudolph Meyer of the Old Trinity church In St. Louis. Children representatives of the various congregation participating will and mixed chorus of more Miss Edna H. Fanhoist.

The St. Paul orchestra will piny at tho county fair in Carlin-vllle Thursday Sept. 26. It Is expected many Staunton will attend on that day. A group of tho members of tho Phllatheas went to the home of Mr.s Thomas Kelly one of the aged members of the church and enjoyed a song and prayer service Wednesday afternoon which was greatly appreciated by Mrs.

Kelly. The Epworth League enjoyed a welner roast at the grove near Staunton Tuesday evening. C. Mulling spent Sunday with his family in Shelbyvllle. Mr.

and C. Otto and daughter Dorothy spent Sunday In St. than fifty voices will selections, also i Tho first meeting of the Staunton Womans club of this season was tea which wan given Tuesday afternoon at the American Legion hall, Mrs. H. A.

Sparr presiding, was announced that the voge- and flower exhibit will bo given on next Saturday. Exhibit)! are to be trough! by the school children to tho place between tho hours of 10 to 12 o'clock to bo judged. It was also announced that a free entertainment will be Riven at tho Labor Temple on lie evening of Monday Sept. 30 for the purpose of giving a health program. Films and a lecture will nish the program.

H. A. Sparr superintendent of tho grade schools delivered an address on the "Constitution of the United States" which was instructive. Mrs. Harvey Stroird was chairman of the tea party with Mesdamcs Alice Koenan, May G.

George, a nicy Dilpps, F. Slallmann, James i and W. 1). llaiuon hostesses, A rising vole of thanks was extended to Dr. sind Mrs O.

R. Kecmm who presented tho club i a i a table Dr. LeUnd Mitchell, Budapest, Hungary, a i Miss Marie Madeline Silkazay, a daughter of a former Hungarian nobility before tho world war. Dr. Mitchell was horn and rear- In Staunton and Is the only son of Mrs.

Rose Mitchell Barnes of this city. Ho has been associated i the Rockefeller Foundation for a number ot years, and seived In Rod Cross work in foreign countries with distinction. He and bin bride will sail Bhortly for the United States where he will take post graduate work lit the John Hopkins university. Mrs. H.

A. Fischer spent buvenu (lavs this week In St. Louis. Max Baum leader of the Mt. Olive land and Henry A.

lluehrup one of tho members accompanied by their wives will go to Ml. Olive tomorrow night for the last band concert of the geason. Louis Bauman of this city Blng at the concert, Mr and Mrs. K. B.

Dannenbiugcr and family went to Pana Sunday where they attended a i of Mrs. Dnnnenbargen relatives Including members of Boys family. A a i Alton spent the week end with hlfl parents Mr. and Mrs. John Yarnlk.

Mr. and Mrs a Mlzo Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Weiss spent Sunday In St.

Louis the latter remaining for a more extended visit. The Brotherhood of the St. Pauls Evangelical church and friends will enjoy an outing at Menkes Grove near Staunton on Sunday afternoon and evening. A basket supper will be served In the evening. The third fire within a week was reported Wednesday afternoon tfce home Mike Martlnovlch, near tile Wabosh railroad.

The roof was badly damaged. The Stauntou Fire Department put out the blaze. The Rebekahs of this city will celebrate the 78th anniversary of the lodge on next Monday evening. Members are requested to be present. Rev, Harold K.

Camp and Hudson Valentine, Washington, are spending this week In Staunton and Livingston. Mrs. W. McCaim icturnecl home Sunday after a visit with Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Bauraan, Mr. and Mrs. William McCann St. Louis accompanied her home. i'red Ilamcler, Miss Balls and Frank Harrington, Dclrolt, and Miss Sophia Rnrosclcr bt.

Louis, arc visiting the formers parents here this week. r. 0 Dletlkor proprietor of the cigar store and blllard hall in Staunton for a number ot years has consummated a deal whereby he becomes i of a olgar store and bill i a hall and room at Hart- a of Wood River. The place was owned by Joseph Docker and is a i i business. Dletlker ot Staunton has been placed In charge of the business nnd i nwe i his a i to that city.

For centuries, men have been trying to fly like the birds, and now It looks as though It had been done. For here you see Otto Gei man aeronautical expert, descending in his new type glider after a aight In the Stoellner Mountains, near Rathenow, Germany. Ordinary cloth covers the curved wing skeletons of his strange craft, and It has a fan-tall like that of a flying bird. Big League Figures YESTERDAY'S RESULTS National League Pittsburgh, 10; Boston, 3. Brooklyn and St.

Louis, wet grounds. Open date for other clubs. American League St. Louis, Washington, 0. Philadelphia, Detroit, 1 (10 Innings).

Cleveland, Boston, 2 Chicago ami New York, cold weather. STANDING OP TUB CLUBS National League Club Won Lost Pet. .662 .576 .573 .543 .500 .461 .440 .410 .378 Pet. .690 .573 .528 ,521 .469 .303 .372 Chicago 04 48 Pittsbmgh 83 61 Pittsburgh 82 61 New Yoik 76 64 St. Louis 6D 60 Broolyn 65 76 Philadelphia 62 70 Cincinnati 62 79 Boston 54 83 Club American League Won Lost Philadelphia Philadelphia 99 98 New York 82 Cleveland 75 St.

Louis 74 Wellington 67 Detroit 65 Chicago 55 4 4 4 4 61 67 68 7 79 85 91 and ,,,,...) Russell and Reid ot near Hill spent Sunday i relatives. Mr and Mrs. Robert MeCiackcn entertained at chicken dinner Sun- ilay In honoi of Miss Velma McCrack- tn and Mr. and Mrs. Tony of St.

Louis who spent the week end with Ralph Jones who fell several aw and has been a imtient in a i i hospital Mm that time, has recovered i i to 8 home. Guests al the homo recently were her mother Mrs. Chas. Huist who returned to Kwoot- a a and Mrs. Ve.non Hall and children of Greenvlcw.

MlsH Viola Pouchnr bookkeeper at the Tinibaker mirage is spending her oration with her sister in Chicago. Ceoigo Piper and sisters Misses Parah and Laura Piper were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. HeWItt Karris, Wednesday at their country borne near Bunker Hill. Mr.

and Mrs George and their guest Herman Weiso, Uiilln- vllo were recent St Louis The MISHOS Kaye and Clara Mrs George Sauvagu of Alton C. W. Hird Wednesday and also attended the a ol James iViv evening when i and Mrs. C. C.

i a a ol i I a i tliib. was served. The club will meet two werfcH. Mr. and Joseph W.

to i a at tht at the next im ctUig. The i i Workers met on Wednesday a i at tho homo of "president Mrs. a Kemur i at the met ting. A i i i bimoo tabU'H arrangc.l damci M. be i i Oct.

.1 of i AH. mid MK- 1 1 In Louis i'uitwoiiKU'r and his Alton on Satunluy Mr. and Mrs dl Old Rlflcy colebralcd and cnlwUlned one in honor of tho occasion. Those a i Staunton ware Mrs i Davis and son, Mrs. a i I A i Mm.

Hugh Monk and F. Hiirnlsh road muster for; the Illinois i a lallroad will be transferred to Springfield and will wth his a i to that city within the near future. Mrs. George Detlker and son Raymond spent Sunday in Wood River. Mr.

and Mis. V. R. Hachelor spent Tuesday In Dupo. Martin Lee and grandson, Robert Lee, were St Louis visitors Sunday.

Mr. and Mis. F. Welssenhorn St. Louis were visitors Sunday.

The residence of Mr. and Mrs. John Hrower was badly damaged by Hie which broke out at 4 o'clock Sunday morning. The Interior of tho homo and nearly all furnishings burned. The Staunton Volunteer Fire Department finally succeeded In getting tho blaze under control.

Electric wiring Is thought to have caused the fire. V. R. Bacheldor, a neighbor, who assisted In carrying a few pieces of i away from the home, cut tho tendons in one hand with broken glass from a window pane. He was taken to St Francis hospital In Lltchfield where a specialist cnied for tho wound.

Fire i damaged the home of Mr. and Frank Hobenstrelt at seven o'clock Sutinday morning. The tire department was called to tho scene. Hugh Menk who served on tho committee of officers reports and A wh oserved on tho committee of union labels, at tho state federation of labor In Rook Inland, returned home Saturday, Mr. and i Andrews and Boston 54 TODAY'S SCHEDULE National League Brooklyn at St.

Louis. Boston at Pittsburgh. Philadelphia at Cincinnati. New York al. Chicago.

American St. Louis at Washington. Detroit at Philadelphia. Chicago at New York, two games Cleveland at Boston, INDIANA METHODISTS TO CONTI1SUK IN POLITIC! Rushvllle, Ind Sept. 21--The Methodist Church will continue militant participation in politics, it was declared at the annual conference of tho church here, "Methodism Is inclined to mix religion with politics when moral standards ar at stake For this we have no apologies Sometimes we are forced to adopt militant a report lead.

daughter spent the week-end as guests of Mr. and Mrs, 1). Brad shaw, In Bloomlngton. Miss Kdna a St. Louis, ii visiting her Bister, Mrs.

Alfred Ocrlt Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Williams and son, Bobble, Granite City, were the of Mr. and Mrs. A.

E. Ficke today. Martin Hauch, who Is employed 01 the Illinois Terminal System, movp with his family to Edwardsvllle, thl week. Mr, and Mrs Charles E. Meyer and daughters Phyllis and Rebi Joyce spent Thursday In St.

Louis also visiting Mrs. I. Ilobblns in Eas St. Louis. WHOLK8ALB Grata.

Wheat 1 26 White corn 92 fellow corn i .81 Oatfl, new Ilxed corn 90 Haj Timothy 17.00 Butter and Jggs fresh SB Butter, country i -4G Poultry. Spring chickens 23 Old Chickens -20 HKTA1U Grain. Oats 1.16 Wheat 1-60 Shipstufl 1 2-20 Iran L' 5 Untter aim fresh i .43 Butter, country 60 Butter, creamery 50 Frulm and Vegetables. jottuco per head 10 Apples per Ib new 06 3eeU per Ib u5 Sweet Potatoes, per Ib i .08 ai'rots, per bunch 08 Jabbige per Ib 04 Turnips per Ib .05 Onlous per Ib white 08 doi J6-35-CU Lcixrona doii 40 Potatoes per Ib 03 Peaches 4 Ib 25 Ttreen beans Ib .10 Peaches home grown bu 1,60 Canlaloupcs Med slzb 2 for .26 Watermelon per Ib i .02 MUMS. Pork chops, Ib 35 Veal chops 35 Round Steak .40 SlrlQla Steak 40 Smokeu Hara Pork Steak Bacon 28-45 lower; vealeis 25 to 50c higher.

Beef steers light yearlings and heifers beef cows 7.258 2 6 low cutler and cutter cows vealers heavy carvers bulk stock and feeder steers 7.60-10. Professional Cards WM. P. EARLY Attorney and Counselor Adrlsei'ln Estates and Investments Phone 199-R 148 N. Main St.

Edwardsvllle. 111. C. W. Terry.

H. U. Gueltlg D. Powell TERRY, GUELTIG POWELL Office In Stubbs Bldg. on Main St.

Phone ail Robert W. Tunnel! Frank W. Tunnel) TUNNELL and TUNNELL' 406 The National Bank Bldg. Phone 967-H Gtllham F. E.

Sebastian GILLHAM SEBASTIAN Law) era 1BS-A North Main St. Telephone llaln 638 LEGAL 'NOTICE CIRCUIT COURT NOTICB. Slate of Illinois, County of Madison. In the Circuit Court, October Term, A. D.

1929. In Chancery. Clara A. Dugger vs Wlllard J. Bugger.

Divorce No. CBB3. appearing by affidavit on file In the Clerk's office of the Circuit Court of Miidlson County aforesaid, In the above entitled cause, that the said defendant Wllllard J. Duggcr Is a non-resident of the Stale of Illinois, and without the reach of the ordinary process of this Court, and the said complainant' having flL-d her bill for divorce herein and a summons in chancery having been issued herein according to law returnable on the third Momlay of October 1929. Now you, the said defendant, whose non-re-ildence appears as above, are hereby notified that unless you be and appear before our said i i Court, to be holden at the Coirrt House In the city of Ed- wardsvllle, on the third Monday of October A.

D. 1929, and then and there plead, demur or answer to said bill according to the rules and practice of said Court, then said bill will be taken for confessed, and a decree entered against you according to the prayer thereof. Dated at Edwardsvllle this 21 at day of September A. D. 1929.

JOHN MELLON, Clerk. A. TIIAHES, Solicitor for Complainant. (Sept 21-28 Oct 5) 4 8 4 6 D. O.

Williamson Wm. 0. Burroughs J. L. Simpson WILLIAMSON, BURROUGHS, SIMPSON Suite 607-611 Ertwardsrlll.

Nat'l Dank Bide. Phone 231). HENRY C. ARMSTRONG SOfi Bank of Edwardsvllle Bldg, Investment Securities. Inquiry Solicited.

1883 MISS BERNICE HUGHES DrcMmaklng and Remodeling 605 West High Street Phone 361-W. EDW. F. KOCH still making comfortable thoughts for the living about tbose who are dead. MEMORIALS OF ANY KIND 111 West Colleco St.

WM. M. P. SMITH Attorney-at-Law Suite 307-308 Bank of Edwardsvllle Bldg. Office phone 171-W--Res.

727-H St. Ixnils Produce. Eggs--35; butter 47; live poultry Ibs and over 2 4 springs lights 2 2 roosters 17; geese 12; 17; ducks 18. St. Jxmls Wheat--Red No 2, 134-135; red No 3, 130-133.

Corn--Yellow No 1, yellow No 2, white No 1 102; white No 2, 101. Oats--White No 2, 4 9 white No 3, 4 9 white No 4, 4 8 mixed No 2, 34. Chicago Grain Clone. Wheat--Mar 132; May Sept Dec 136. Corn--Mar May Sept 9 9 Dee 97.

Oats--Mar 5B; May 5 7 Sept 5 0 Dec East St. Louis Livestock. Hog---Receipts Market light and medium weight 10 to 15c higher others steady. 250 to 350, 9.75-10.80; 200 to 260, 10.35-11.25; 100 to 200, 10.25-11 30; 130 to 160, fl.25-11; 90 to 130, 8.75-10.25; packing sows Cattle--Receipts 260; Market for week native steers steady to 50c rilM'lUT COtRT NOTICB. State of Illinois, 1 Us.

County of Madison. I In the Circuit Court, October Term, A. D. 1 9 2 9 In Chancery No. 5566.

Minnie D. I'ike vs Adam Thornton Trustee for Dorsey Creamery Helcrr P. Thornton Citizen State Trust Bank of Edwardsvllle, Illinois. It a a i by affidavit on file In the Clerk's office of the Circuit Couri or Madison County, aforesaid, In the above entitled cause, that the said defendants Adam Thornton, Trustee for Dorsey Creamery Co and Helen P. Thornton are non-residents of the State of Illinois, and without the reach of the ordinary process of this Court, and the said complainant having filed her bill of complaint herein to foreclose mortgage and a summons in chancery having been issued herein according to law returnable on the third Monday of October 1929.

Now you, the said defendants, whose non-residence appears ns above, are hereby notified that unless you be and appear before our said Circuit Court, to bo holden at the Court HOUSP In the city of Ed- wsirdsvllle, on tho third Monday of October A. D. 1929, and then and there plead, demur or answer to said bill according to the rules and practice of said Couit, then said bill will be taken for confessed, and a decree entered against you according to the DR. BYRON P. WILLIAMS Ostcopnthlc Miyslclan Rooms 812, 313 Edwardsvllle National Dank Residence and Office Calls by Appointment Office Tel.

210; Res. 145-R J. F. EECK Lawer Bank ot Edwordsvllle Building. Phone 1(6.

B. C. Springer H. Buckley F. B.

Springer SPRINGER BUCKLEY Office--Corner Main and Hlllsboro, Opp. East Front Door Court HOUM, Phone 12S. PROFESSOR E. HERZWURM Teacher Piano, Organ, Harmony. Phone 841-R S.

W. McKITTRICK Attorney-at-Law Edwardsvllle National Bank Bldg. Suite 601-2 Phone 122 R. F. TUNNELL, JR.

Attorney an4 Counxtlor at Law Offices In Tunnel Building Opposite Court House. 135-W C. W. BURTON Attorney-at-Law 303-4 Edwardsvllle National Bank Building. Office phone, 183-11; Residence llf Great Hole Sheared in Passenger Liner ot UK i HO i of of heir hundred prayer thereof.

1st Dated at Edwardsvillc this day of September A. D. 1929. JOHN MELLON, Clerk SPRINGER BUCKLEY, Solicitor for Complainant. (Sept 21-28 Oct 5) 4 3 4 7 CIWJU1T COUHT NOTICK.

State ot Illinois, This striking picture shows tho gaping holes torn on the starboard bow of the New York-bound Panama-Pa- liglnla when tho passenger ship collided with a Norwegian freighter In a fog In San Francisco liar- el lie liner i Lim'l i i i nnvn 0 bor. Tho Virginia was carrying 450 passengers at tho time. Note how the steel were crushed In. as If pupcr-mache, showing members al Uia craw at work belo County of Madison. In the Circuit October Term, A.

D. 1929. In Chancery. Nellie Jones vs William Joncd. Divorce No.

5552, It appearing by affidavit on flic in the Clerk's office of the Circuit Court of Madison County, aforesaid, in the above entitled cause, that tho said defendant William Jones Is a nonresident of tho State of Illinois, and without tho reach of tho ordinary process of thin Court, and the said complainant having filed her bill for divorce herein and a summons In chanceiy havlfit; been issued herein nccoidlng to law returnable on the i Monday of October 1920. Now yon, tiro said defendant, whoso non-rosldooco appears us above, are hereby notified that unless you bo and appeal" before our said Circuit Court, to bo holden at tho Colrrt House in the city of Ed- warilsvllle, on tho third Monday of October A. D. 192i), and then and thoro plciicl, demur or answer to Bald bill according to tho rules and practice of said Court, then said bill will bo taken for confessed, and a decree entered against you according to the prayer thereof. Dated at Edwardsvllle this 20th day of September A.

D. 1929. JOHN MELLON, Clork. FRANCIS J. MANNING, Solicitor for Complainant, (Sept, 21-28 Oct G) 4345 DR.

C. L. BROCKMEIER Osteopctlilc Amniann Bldg. Office Phono 912; Residence 835-W Alton National Bank Btdg. J.

E. HILLSKOTTER Bank of Bldg. Suite 203. Phone Ualn (fid A. U.

BARCO Citizens Bank Building. Office 18; Residence 14J-R DR. WAYNE B. COX Optometrist I 05-8 Edw. Nat'l Ok.

Bldg. Office Hours: 9-6; Saturday Kve 7-1 For appointment telephone Office, Main 909; Ros. 503-H M. B. KANE Architect A General Superintendent Rooms 1 and Bobm Bldg.

P. L. NOGGLE, M. D. Bye, Kar, NOM anil Throat Classes fritted Office Phone 622 Office Hours: 8:30 lo 11:00 Monday, Wednesday and Friday; 2 to and 7 to I P.

Saturday. Office over Dellcate's Drug Store DR. E. L. BURROUGHS Dentist 603-4 Edw.

Nat'l Bank Bldg. Pbone. Bell 220. HENRY B. EATON Suite 412; Edw.

Nat'l By. Bldg. PERRY H. HILES Attorney and Counsellor at Law Suite 603-4-5 Edwardsvlllo National Bank Bldg. Phones--Office 492; Res.

4C6R ARNOLD W. STEINER Attoruey-At-Law 112 Edwardsvllle National Bank Bulldlnu Phones Office, 897; Res. 1003-R W. C. Straube E.

P. Schneider Straube-Schneider FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Day and Night Iflinois and Missouri License 512 North Main-- Phone 60 Marks Weber FUNERAL' HOME Ambul.ince Service Day and Night. Illinois and Missouri Licensed 304 North Main--Phone 655 Fairview Miss Kriwla Ainbuehl spending some tlmo In St. Louis. Orvllle Wldman haa In Highland, Friday rveuInK visitors at the home of Gott.

Stolncr's were Barbara Treulcr of Herman, Mr. and Mrs. Roy OWesple, of Colorado Springs, nnd Mr. and Mrs. Roland Uleisch children of Highland.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rclmeler were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. m.

KImling of near Crantfork. Visitors at the hon-o of Sam Am- buchl Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. J. Giiffllhs nnd daughter Mabel, and Joan ar.d Wallace Jacobs nnd Miss Minnie Stelzer of St.

Loqls. Ix)uls Nunucsser returned to Ue- trolt, Tuesday. A Messenger of Cheer --is our Delivery Man when he brings, your Finished Garments back to is always Smiling and Brisk because ho reflects the atmosphere of our Clean- Ing Shop Our Workmen are all efficient ami happy doing capable cleaning jobs on your clothes. We give you Good Value for the Price Paid because we distill fiew life in your clothing reasonably and we guarantee spotlossness. in our work.

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