The Edwardsville Intelligencer from Edwardsville, Illinois • Page 5

EDWAEDSVILLE INTELLIGENCER, WEDNESDAY, PAGE ITIVE RADIO PHOORAiS Donahue's Orchestra. Cavallero's Band Music, WEDNESDAY PROGRAMS SD 650 too) Musit Wood David Show. and Sports. qj the In Music, Kaltenborn. and Mrs.

North. Great GHdersIeeve. Tavern. District Attorney. Fabulous Dr.

Tweedy. Kyser's College ol Mu- sicaj Knowledge. HO Roth's Orchestra. Harkness. of Snooky Lanson Show.

Suns Trio. Sims, Pianist. Interlude. K31OX (CBS 1120 KO) Edition. Sisters Derby Mystery ol the Week.

Smith Show. Queen, Jack Carson Show. Christian. Henry Sinatra Show. Ford Show.

Award Theatre Please. Edition. Seth Greiner Show. Review. from the Country.

Highlights. Houi Lombarflo's Orchestra. Bland Midnite Patrol. (Blue 080 BO and Pirates Bam Quiz Caray's Sports. Rush Hughes Show Lone Ranger.

and Abner. Washington Man. and Hunt Club. of Ann Scotland O' Gold. Crosby.

Morgan Show. Derby Barriagton. Symphonettes- KWK (MBS 1380 ko Rogers. 5 ill5--Superman. Midnight Mix.

Newsome First Five. of Sports. See Tour. Up To Youth. Heatter.

Stories-from Real Life. Bands. Lornbardo's Orch. Luckman, Talk. Time.

Program. Nagle's Orchestra. Garber's Orchestra. THUKSDAJ PROGRAMS iiSI) (NB( 550 kc) -News Eschen Previews the Symphony. Be Announced.

News -Russ Uavid tinow. and Sports. ol the World. -Gay Nineties Favorites with Julie O'Neill 6.45--H. V.

Kaltenborn AJdrich Family. -George Burns and Grade Allen Hall. Jack Haley. Eve Arcten Abbott and Costeiio Cantor Show. Koth's Orchestra.

of Manhattan. 11 tor Listening. 11 lot Listening, Interlude at Midnight. BiMOA (CBS U20 fee) Kdition. Sisters.

Derby. -Robert Trout. of the Week. Jack Smith Show. Keen, Tracer of Los Persons.

-Suspensa In Peace and War. Henry, News. Haymes Show. Photographer Digest. Finnegan.

Edition Greiner Review. Parade. My Opinion. Highlights. Hour.

Wald's Orchestra. Eland's Midnight Patrol. KXUK (Bine 630 ho) the Pirates. Sam. Quiz.

Carayrs Sports. Rush Hughes Show. Memory Lane. and Abner Town Meeting. a Band.

Security Shop. -Raymond Swing. Hunt Fish Derby. Barrington, Nem Leighton Noble. Towne's Orchestra.

Music. liVVK (MBS 1380 KC! Rogers. Midnight Mix. Newsome First'Five. 'of Sports Off.

Be Announced. Heattei Stories'from Real Lite Popular Demand Dooley's All-American Football Roundup. Be Announced. Time. Club.

Garber's Orchestra. Elgart's Orchestra, Elgart's Orchestra. Envoy to Sweden Louis Goethe Dreyfus, of Santa Barbara, former XI. S. minister; to Iceland, has been made minister, to Sweden.

A career diplomat since 1910, he succeeds Herschel V. MRS. ROBERT JOHNSON PLANT SEEKS CURB ON PICKET ACTIVITIES Joliet, 111, Nov. 13 (IP)--Officials of the aircraft division of the Globe Corp. have asked for a temporary injunction limiting picketing by striking CIO United Steel Workers at the plant five miles north of -here.

The 123 members of the plant local have been on strike for three weeks demanding an cent an hour increase for all em- ployes. The company alleged intimidation of non-striking workers, and the use of automobiles, horses and the pickets as barricades to prevent entrance to the plant. ffion Lutheran Church Thursday night the men's club will have its regular meeting at the public school basement at 8 o'clock. The guest speaker will be Rev. J.

Henning of Gehlenbeck. A light lunch will be served. All members are requested to be present. Any men of the congregation not members of the club are welcomed. The Sunday school teachers will attend the meeting of the Madison I County S.

S. Teachers association at Edwardsville next Sunday, The time of the meeting is 2:15. Beat Clover Leaf-Home Bldg Loan to Lawrence Druhe lot 8 blk 2 Jramte City $1. Catherine Frances Lee to Albert Achor lots 20 21 blk 9 West Madison add Venice $1 Bessie Achor to Luther Bioyles lot 32 pt lot 33 blk 8 West Madison add Venice $1. Charles Keller to Vivian Brown tract 1 Grand view Faims sec 23 Collinsville $1.

Robert Thurman to Ralph Knox lots 169 170 South' Wood River in Hartford $1. Earl Wilson to Jared Nem- mch land in. sec 13 Edwaidsville 510 Eail Wilson to Olin Wetzel land in sec 13 Edwardsville $10. James A Taylor, to Aloysius Sendelbach lot 2 blk 2 James A Taylor add sec 4 Jarvis $1. St Louis Smelting Refining Co to Charles Miller land in sec 3 Collinsville $1.

Nathan Matties'to Marches Realty Co lot 55 Edwards sub in pt blk 91 Lower Alton $15,300. Nathan Mathes to Mathes Realty Co lots 13 14 blk 70 Granite City $166313. Melvin Miller to James Lee Ridings lot 9 blk 9 Granite Hgts add Granite City $1. I Steinrauf to William Beaver lot 13 blk 10 Victory Gardens sec 21 Wood River $1. I Steinrauf to Jack Richards lot 11 blk 13 Victory Gardens sec 21 Wood River $1.

I Steinrauf to Nicholas Warner lot 13 blk 13 Victory Gardens sec 21 Wood River $1, Gladys Fischer to Arthur Tindell lot 8 blk 6 Kellers Heads add Wood River $1. Granite City Home Bldrs Corp to Fred Maixner pt lots 12 13 blk 2 Northlands add Granite City $1. Carl -V Moore to Delbert Dale Bartels- lot 6 blk 1 Ferdinand PI sub sec IS Nameoki $1. proof of death testate made. Proof of heirship made.

Claim date first Monday in January. Dlntelmann, fiec'd, inventory approved. Bruna Conde, dec'd, proof of heirship. made. John A Fruit, dec'd, inventory approved Balvina Conde, dec'd, proof of heirship made Cocoiro Conde, dec'd, proof of heirship made.

Edna Giger, dec'd, proof of death, testate, made. Emma Geisman, dec'd, inventory approved Adolph Zobnst, dec'd, final report set for hearing on November 29 Lorman. Wehling was home Eugene Perry to Alexander for a short visit. He is now stationed in Morriss lot 1 blk 1 Northlands add Granite City $1. There will be morning and eve- Alexander Morris to William ning communion service on i Me ers lot bik Northlands 'first Sunday in December.

lte ty 1 Morris to Francis Morris On the last Saturday in November and the first three Saturday's in December at 1:30, the children's Christmas service will be rehearsed. Personals Mrs. Ida Brakhane and Edwin jBrakhane spent one afternoon the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Hil- jert Brakhane of near Hamel.

Mrs. F. H. Opel spent Friday afternoon in Edwardsville. Mr.

and Mrs. Wm. Finke were Bunker Hill and Woodburn callers on Sunday afternoon. Yourees sub Granite City Apex Realty Co to Robert Mrs. R.

L. Johnson and son Ed-1 Wheeler lot 4 Eggmanns 'ard of Worden, Norma Osburn of (add Roxana 51. Edwardsville were Carpenter call-1 Mary Long to Josephine Fei 1 ers Sunday morning. 'aud lots 17 IS hlk 30 Amended Miss Eileen Neuhaus of Granite City $1. wardsville and Lloyd Neuhaus ofL.

A TM orden spent Monday with their mu 'ft 2 blk 5 In Ie! de parents, Mr. and Mr, G. H. Gl San ft Investment tlaus lAssn to James Lauchner Jr lot Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Johnson 14 blk 2 in Blinn Hgts $1. were Fruit callers on Monday eve- Alton Loan' Investment Assn ning. to Edward Snedeker lot 10 blk Mr. and Mrs. Marion Bowmans sub 51.

of St. Louis spent the past week I Alton Loan Investment Assn end with Mr. and Mrs. F. H.

Opel. HO Correnna Apple lots 179 Mr. and Mrs. C. C.

180 pt 178 in Sterling 51. Mrs. Blanche Wriston, Mrs. Halton Loan Investment Assn and children were Alton i a 'i rtl 2 blk 6 Blinn "I had less trouble getting used to Kindy bifocals than any I have ever worn I'll tell the world I like them!" If you have worried about Hie trouble you might have wearing bifocals ask your neighbor about hers. She'll tell you she's had more comfort from Kindy bifoeals tran she thouciht was possible with none of the old bifocal Kindy Bifocal Specialists actually guarantee your comfort and satisfaction with Kindy bifocals.

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9 to 9. NEW OFFICE HOURS: 9 TO 5 DAILY SATURDAY 9 TO 9 lot 22 Meadow Hgts sub sec 22 Collinsville $1. Richard McGowen to Helen Baum pt lots 2 3 blk 10 Penning odd Wood River $1. Esther Rule to Floyd Willman lots 1 to 3 blk 1 HP Stulkens sub sec 23 Edwardsville $6800. Theodore to Silvo Grisolano land hi sec 29 Collinsville 51.

I Steinrauf to Clyde Smith lot 3 blk 11 Victory Gardens'sub sec '11 Wood River 51. Howard Henry to Arthur La Rose pt lot 14 blk 15 McCasland GRANTFORK Church Sunday school at 9:15, worship at 10:15. Thought for meditation: We know that in everything God works with those who love him. (God speaks). Remain 8:28.

The. Madison Regional of the 1 Woman's Guild meet-here at 9:30 on Thursday for their Fall rally. dec'd, inventory appifived John. Schmitt, dec'd, proof of death, testate made, pi oof of heir- ship made Thomas Wright, dec'd, proof of death, testate made. Elmer Stahlhut, dec'd, proof death, testate' made, proof of leirship made.

Claim date first Monday in George J.ienry Handler, dec'd, in- 'entory -approved. A hew claim date is for the first Monday January. Irene Conley Donovan, dec'd, supplemental inventory approved. JSdith Davis, conservatorship, inventory, approved. Mat tie Cramer, dec'd, said report of sale of real estate at pubic sale is approved and sale con- Irmed.

Jennie Vaudrey, dec'd, claims al- owed. George Shane, dec'd, inventory approved. Claim allowed. Christina Salzman, dec'd, final report set for hearing on November 29. Emma Launer, dec'd, inventory approved.

Award for three children allowed. Leroy Fournie, dec'd, supple- mental inventory approved. 1 Lewis Albert Johnson, dec'd, administrator is authorized to make partial Anna Martin, dec'd, of death, intestate made. Proof of heirship made. Inventory approv-j ed.

Claim date, first Monday in January. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Figge and children of Collinsville visited Saturday with Rev.

Arby Hosto and mother. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schwehr children visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Schmitt at Troy, Mrs. Emma Voegle of Highland' spent a few days with "and Mrs. Clem Petery and family. Mr. and Mrs.

Ollie Messerly and son of Steelville, Mr. and Mrs. William Ryan and family, Mr. and Mrs. William Moss, Mrs.

Leroy Moss and daughter, Mrs. Louis Schoen and Ed. and Leo Ryan visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Messerly.

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Sacket and daughter of Edwardsville visited Sunday with Mrs. Mary Schrumpf. visited Monday with relatives at Edwardsvile.

Mr. and Mrs. Al Mettler an'd children visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clem Mettler at Highland.

John '0. Zimmermann-and sister Emma of St. Louis spent the week end with William Zimmermann. Mr. and Mrs.

Jacob Bccher and Mrs. S. Grigg of Coffeen, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bandy.

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Messerly and son visited with relatives at Steelville, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.

Ollie Messerly and son of Steelville spent the week end with Mrs. Viola Mollett and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Helm. Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Schwehr of, Edwardsville visited Monday with' Mrs. Ida Schwehr. George Wait of St. Louis spent; several days with John S.

Leef, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schmitt and! Elm Sprouts Hickory Nuts Jerseyville, (I?) Hickory nuts growing on an elm tree have appeared on John Springman's jwoodland pasture. Springman believes it is a natural graft which must have occurred years ago, since the hickory has disappeared. A Three Days' Cough is Your Danger Sipal Creomulsion relieves promptly because it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial- mucous membranes.

Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with the understanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or you are to'have your money back. Circuit Court Cases Filed George Vambaketes vs Harold Wadlow, et a), Local Liquor Commission of Alton, Appeal. Harry Hemphill adm vs Pennsyl- vania Greyhound Lines, Law. Maggie Zelma vs Clyde Swift, Divorce, X-ray pictures now can 1 made through one foot of steel. 1--USED KITCHEN RANGE 1--USED COAL CIRCULATOR 1--USED 24" CAST IRON FURNACE, COMPLETE JONES 201 N.

SECOND ST. PHONE 1363-W Saturday morning. Mrs. G. H.

Neuhaus and children and Mrs. Rose Voudrie spent one afternoon the past week In Edwardsville. PLANE CEASH INJURES TWO ABINGDON Canton, HI, Nov. 13 (IB--Two men who flew to Astoria, 111, to hunt ducks were treated today for injuries suffered when their small plane crashed near there they were taking off to return home to Abingdon. The men were Leo Eppley, about 45, and Ledru Millspaugh, about 40, operator of a roller skating rink at Abingdon.

They were pulled from the plane's wreckage by two farmers, with whom they-had been visiting, and were taken to Havana, HI. A doctor there summoned an ambulance and brought the men to a. hospital here. Hgts 51. Donald Warnock to Raymond Meter lot-3 blk 12 ward add Wood River 1 George Smith to Byron Killam lot 13 blk 7 'unys Wood River $1.

Edward Huette, incompetent by cons to Nord lot 8 blk 8 Dulanys add Wood River $6000. George Buns to Lewis Buhs lot 18 hlk 3 Altona Highlands sub sec Wood River $10. Thomas Mclntyre to William Dugge lot 7 blk 3 Lockyers add Alton $1. Probate Court Proceedings Charles Terry, dec'd, inventory approved. Gerster Grossheim, dec'd, PHONE 147-t ILL.

MEN LABORERS AND MACHINE OPERATORS WOMEN FOR ENAMEL DIPPING Both Hourly and Piece Work Rates fiafioiial Enameling AND Stamping Co. 1100 NIEDRINSHAUS AVENUE GRANITE CITY," ILLINOIS TELEPHONE SERVICE requires a maze of wires and much complex equipment. To install, operate and maintain this equipment takes a lot of highly skilled people -around 40,000 at Illinois Bell. IT IS FUNDAMENTAL with Illinois Bell to pay good wages. Good wages are paid to attract and hold the kind of employees needed to provide you with the kind of service you want SBNC1 1940 our payroll has more than doubled, partly because df an increase in force, but largely because of general pay increases.

Sixty cents out of every dollar we receive is paid out in wages I I I I I A.