Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 7

1944 Anniversary of '--'i Death ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH PAGE SEVEN ARMY LEADER 'HORIZONTAL squirrel 1,6 Pictured U. S. 59 Tendencies Army leader, July 25. the Rev. Sl Bather Brady, Jerseyyllle Brady all army nrtion at Horse- The rjt commemorating the a of 1.1s death, will i is classmates in the Mo and the other 101 riinreM- will attend.

F(hv 'F. Walsh of en celebrate the rlinvl11 I'rv A Sud Xt.0 deai-on. and the Rev, sot of Crnnite City, K. ov Elmer and- subllMC 2 Jr eld will preach. of Sp R.nrtv who grew up in Biari whpn ne Slerlmg oi nK out beyond the listen J- )if snme vvounded front Hens O1 dn ined at the soldl in Spn.iRfipld by Bishop on April 24, 1938, and slant nl St.

Francis in voluntecered ns a chaplain I Army on Christmas, 1941. irlinville Flier Missing in Action Mrs. Anna has been notified by the Bw i Cross that her nephew, Dick an been reported miming over Germany since July VERTICAL 1 Insects 2 Soar 3 Sailors 4 Without 5 Stagger 6 Young goats 7 Flower 8 One (Fr.) 9 Royal Italian family name 10 Wandering 11 grasses 17 On top 19 Negative 12 Like 13 Cutting tool 14 Charged atoms 15 Of the thing 16 Mast Iff Concludes 20 Ripped 22 Deep holes 23 Misplace 24 Minced oath 25 Theater sign (abbr.) 28 Registered nurses Mons er 27 Epic poetry 30 Vegetable 32 Exclamation 33 Any 34 Painful 36 Require 39 Turf 40 Mover's truck 42 Wife of GeraLnt In Arthurian legend 44 Is ill 48 Withered 49 Genus of frog's 50 Cease 51 Skills 52 Near 53 Woody plant 55 Not on 57 And (Latin) 58 Gray fur of Siberian 28 Called by Greene Board 28 Boat paddle 41 Birds' homes 29 Her 43 Facts 30 Prohibit 44 At sea 31 Compass point 4 5 Roman road 34 Musical 46 Behold! composition 47 Blemish 35 Norse god of 48 Free from war danger 37 At all times 54 Symbol for 38 Bounded rubidium 39 Glacial block 58 French of ice (abbr.) Men Will Be. Inducted Into Service At 7 it Jersey an Hikes 12 Miles For blackberries More Macoupin Rulings on Taxes local Selective Service office Monday announced a list of 28 men who have passed the pre-lnduction examinations and who will leave soon tot active service In thh armed forces. The men are as follows: Forrest Eugene Crabtree, Joseph Oliver Garner, William Gene is, Lyndell Cletus Buchanan, Wesley Byron Crabtree, Lee Adrian Wyatt, and Jesse Frank Mayberry of Roodhouse; Virgil Leo Hold JERSEYVILLE Another Jersey county "oldster" set a record Saturday for activity amonR citizens who have reached the thre score and 10 mark.

Fessler of the Plasa Bluff 4-H Club and Miss Josephine Hprter of the Kemper Industrious Ten Club, accompanied by Miss Dorothy Rometsbcrger, Jersey county home adviser, left Sunday to attend the Illinois State 4-H Junior Leadership camp at East Lake Bloomington, this week. Corp. Thatcher In France JERSEYVILLE Corp. William B. Thatcher is with the American forces fighting on the Normandy CiibsafPacklS Hold 1st Annual Soap Box Race Fred Jaynes, 73, Saturday morn- front In France.

A letter from him dntert July 12 was received by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thatcher, Monday. Corp. Thatcher entered service miles to a hard road, was picked Aug.

10, 1942 and trained at Camp Bnrkeley, and Camp Lee, Ing hiked eight miles to timber where he was certain blackberries could be found. He picked the bucket full. Then he walked four er, James Pembrook Thaxton, and Melvin Reynolds, who has been as- up by a passing motorist. to California JERSEYVILLE Mrs. Melvin Reynolds left Sunday for Callfor-1 Normandy" cam nift to join her husband, Seaman' before being sent to England.

He arrived in England during May and after rest period, his unit Rug-Cutter HOLLYWOOD, July 25, i Kiepura and his wife, Marta Eggerth, opera singers, are Says Mrs. of seven-weeks-old Jan, "He yells when we play operatic records and coos when we tune In rug-cutting Fuuiure Indianapolis Speedway rhythms." stars may have been among a group of Cub scouts who staged stirring molor classic at Rock Spring Park Monday evening. Scouls of Milton District's Pack competed In their first annual soap box derby on the slopes of tho city park. Following a potluck supper arranged by the Den Mothers, the speed merchants raced in cars they had built with-1 out adult, help. Charles Vaughn outdistanced all Buy War Bonds and Stamps.

SIEGE OF CONSTIPATION! "Now as Regular as Anyone Says H. C. Durand Carrollton WAG Burned Driving Gasoline Truck CARROLLTON Mr. and Mrs. Clark Thomas have received word that their daughter, Pvt.

Louise I Thomas of the WAG of Romulus, 2 when lie was a small child, by Mrs Harlman. He visited his home here about May when he celebrated his birthday. He had been overseas about two months when reported missing. His parents wore the late Dick 'and Angle Bloomfield Ryan. A sister Miss Rosemary Ryan, and brother, J.

D. Ryan, reside here. Superior Coal, is a patient in the army hnsnitdl Iliprp suffprtnir with seo Wilfred Wayne Range, of Greenfield; Donald Eugene Campbell, Louis France Costello, Herschel Pleasant Short, Kenneth Lee Love, Myrl Samuel McAdams, Loyal Edward Ferguson, Denzll Clayton Strawmatt, Harry Lee Stone, and John Dean Goodall of White Hall. Edward Marcus Ridings of Miami, Dale Eugene Rimbey, of Athensville; Irwin Wilson Allen, and Franklin "Keith Dale, of East Alton; Lowell Robert Johnson and John Russell Goodman of Carrollton; Floyd Truman Miller, and Howard Marcus Berllne, of Hillview; and Douglas Chester Qille- land of Chicago. Carrollton CARROLLTON.

Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Eldred and daughter, Mary, of Carrollton and their guest, Staff Sergt.

T. Hough of Bryan Field, spent Sunday in Thomasvllle as guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Eldred. Miss Helen Cory of Springfield arrived Monday to spend a few days with Mr.

and Mrs. L. M. Dow- signed to duty in that locality. paign.

Before entering service, Corp. Seaman Revnid com- Thatcher was head of the music pleted his "boot" training and department of Wayland College, spent a leave here before going to Plalnview, Tex. his new post in California. Final Light Warning Jeneyvllle Notes JERSEYVILLE Mr. and Mrs.

utni uiKiiii vvniiunpi i. JERSEYVILLE-Motorlsts driv- Arthur Tauber and family of De- Ing without toil lights and heed- catur, 111., are spending a week lights have received their final here with Mrs. Tauber mother, warning in the Jerseyville vicinity. Mrs. Theresa Bertman, and other.

rivals in the race dowh the hill, and Richard Huebner was runner- up. All contestants were awarded and the two top drivers won additional rewards. At a meeting of the pack, Charles Lessner, Cub commission or, presented its charter, with the Milton School P. T. A.

as sponsor. Identification cards and badges were given to the Den and officers of the pack. Slate police staled Monday that a drive will begin immediately against such violators, as consider relatives. Mrs. Lois Carolhers and son, Jimmy, of Jerseyville, and Jim- able complaint has been registered- my's grandmother, Mrs.

Roy Ca- with the highway police depart- rothers of Alton, left this week for Objections Split hospital there suffering with sec- iond and third degree burns on the arms and hands. CARLINVILLE A number of Pvt Thomas was burned while additional tax objections have driving an army truck hauling been ruled on in county court in- 400 allons of gasoline, which eluding one made by the Alton ignited from an oil pipe leak. Pvt; Railway Co. Some of the objec- Thomas was rescued from the fire tions were overruled and sustain- by a soldier who saw the blaze ed in part and came to investigate. Buy War Bonds and Stamps.

The total of the various amounts Pv t- Thomas had completed her objected to and sustained was preliminary training about two 965.68, such amounts to be re- weeks ago at Fort Oglethorpe, urnedtothe company by the and had recently been transferred county collector, NERVOUS RESTLESS 'HIGH-STRUNG The Month? Do functional periodic disturbances make you (eel nervous, fidgety, cranky. Irritable, bit blue, tired, and ''dragged such times? Then start at once try Lydltt E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound to relieve such symptoms. Plnkham's Compound Is famous not only to relievo monthly pain but also accompanying tired, nervous, restless feelings I thlB nature. Plnfcham's Compound helps Taken this great mcdlclna helps build up resistance against Buclx distress.

Also a grand stomachic tonic. Follow label directions. Buy today. tLYDIAE.PINKHAM'SRAS to Mich. She had in- IUHLV In the matter of tax objections tended coming home this week to of the Supervisor Coal Company end her furlough with her par- or 1942, the county collector was ents directed to release the sum of S312.94 from escrew and refund to the company the sum The objections were overruled and sustained in part.

The collector was directed to repay the Chicago Northwestern Railway Co. $3345.22, and retain for the county 53570.08. refund 1 TH of $36. Second or 1 wins in Carrollton Dies CARROLLTON Funeral ser- dall. Mr.

and Mrs. Carroll Sheets end daughter spent Sunday in Springfield with Sheets' parents. Miss Elaine Maholland left Monday for Granite City to spend the week wilh Miss Dorothy Wilson, and also at the home of her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnson.

Mr. and Mrs. Grover Thompson of Jacksonville spent the weekend here with their son and daughter- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Thompson.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eldred, the Rev. and Mrs. Lyle D.

Stone, Mrs. Fannie Eldred, and Charles Clark will be guests Tuesday evening at a poUiick supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Thomas. The supper is'in celebration of Mrs.

Thomas' birthday. Guests Tuesday noon at the Thomas home were Mr. and Mrs. James Ryan of Medora. Mrs.

W. E. Strang left Monday for Decatur to spend a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Newell.

ment regarding the light situation In the Jerseyville locality. Sgt. Blackorby In France JERSEYVILLE Sgt. Louis Blackorby is now In the French theater of war wilh his unit, according to a letter received the past week by his wife. The latter Is living at the home of her father, F.

M. Hoyt, in Rosedale township, while her husband is overseas. Two brothers of Mrs. Blackorby are also in the service. See July Fourth Barrage In France JERSEYVILLE Pvt.

Gilbert Reynolds of this city witnessed the great Fourth of July celebration Denver, to spend two weeks with Pvt. Kcilh Carothers, who is stationed at Fitzsimmons General Hospital. Miss Hilda Klunk, who has been employed in St. Louis, has returned to Jerseyville to reside. She Is assisting In the law offices of Du- Hadway Suddes.

Terry Edwards of Alton came to Jerseyville Saturday to spend a week with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Edwards. Mrs. Lynn Prilchett of Alton spent Sunday at the Pritchett home near here.

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their three sons, who had been France. Every gun, Irrespective of calibre, opened up on the enemy at a given time to create one of the most Impressive barrages ever seen on a battle field. Kicui. uui in UL uuiy ueieuiaLiuu by the American armed forces in weekend guests at the Piitchett I home. Misses Doris Elaine Frost and I Vera Smith returned Friday from Macomb, where they have been students eight weeks at Western Illinois State Teachers College.

During th attack, Pvt. Reynolds MUs Frost was a guest Ior a few found time to write a letter home days ol her 1 oom niale Miss Marto his parents, Mr. and Mrs. et in Des MolneSi i a Charles Reynolds of this city. "It Mrs Jonn Nevlus nas returned the greatest Fourth of July I ever from Cmcag0i whe re she spent a saw," he wrote.

"I am keeping I eek wlth her COU slns, Dr. and close to my fox hole for just now Mrs Frank LoveUi and attended Simply wet it with Canute Water. A few applicatiooi will completely re-color it aimilar to former njtural ih ade. la one If you wish. Your talr will tf uia iti naturally texture and flatter.

ing new color even after thampooing, curling or waving. vices for Mary Michele McCaherty, Miss Sadie Lrjomis of St. Louis there is plenty of action in this locality." Observe Twentieth Anniversary JERSEYVILLE The twentieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Goetten was observed Sunday at a family gathering at their home near Fieldon.

A large group of relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Goetten were present at the celebration Sunday, among them Mrs. Goetten's, 87-year-old father, his eight children, and their families. One of his sons is Father the wedding of Capt.

Harry C. Richards of Sioux Falls, and Pun, colorleu and crystal'Clear. Proved harmleu at one of Greatest Univeriitles. RIAUY SAFEI Skin NOT needed. 30 without injury to single uter.

Ho product all llnit clalmt 8 Appl. at drug itorei Leading dealers in most of America's largest jell more Canute Water than all other hilr colorings combined. Secretary Stimson On Air Tonight at 9 15 WASHINGTON, July 25, War Secretary Stimson is to address the nation tonight at 9:15 (Alton time) in a radio report (Blue and Mutual networks) on his recent trip to the European war fronts. The Turks introduced coffee to SHOES will be conducted Wednesday at 10 a. m.

in the Mehl funeral home by the Rev. Henry Spencer of Jacksonville, and burial will be in the Oaklawn cemetery in Greenfield. The child's twin died at birth, and Mary Michele was kept in the Boyd Memorial Hospital for eight months, where she became a favorite with the staff of the hospital. Two months ago her condition had improved and she was taken home, but Sunday was brought back to the hospital, where her dealh occurred Monday morning. Surviving in addition to her parents are the following brothers and sisters all at home, Garland, Jetty, Nadine, Harlan, Peggy, and John J.

McCaherty. JUST MORE DAYS! RATION FREE MEN'S SHOES $4.95 Values 3 $7.95 Values WOMEN'S SHOES $3.95 "Values $O-95 CATELY BLDC. WEST THIRD ST. Former Calhoun Resident Dies and Mrs. John W.

Crouch. Mrs. John Olbert of Wood River and daughter, Miss Jeanne Olbert of Washington, D. were guests Sunday of Mrs. Emily Giller.

Mrs. Henry Berlin went to Evanston Saturday to spend the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mills. Carroll Wayham, who Is employed in St.

Louis, spent the weekend here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wayham. Mr. and Mrs.

J. W. Talley spent Sunday in Alton with Mr. and Mrs. Ira Pruitt.

Miss Leavetta Crane and Miss Pauline Anderson spent the weekend in Alton with Miss Martha Dell Bishop. Miss Margaret Howard and Miss Mary Ursula Carmody spent Sunday near Wrights with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Carmody. Mr.

and Mrs. Jake Prokasky of East Alton were guests Sunday of Mrs. Callie Short. Mrs. Emma Pierce left Sunday a Japanese prisoner.

Officers Recover Car JERSEYVILLE City, state, and county police officers cooperated in recovering a missing car in this locality, 'stolen from Martin Brown of Litchfield, 111., on June 16. The car was left at the country home of Henry Hildred of the Jerseyville vicinity. A youth, giving his name as John Abeln, left the car at Hildred's. Abeln was arrested here on charges arising out of thefts from two local filling stations. An information charging him with vagrancy was filed by State's Attorney Dolan in the county court, and on Abeln's plea of guilty, he was sentenced to six months at the Vandalia state farm.

Presence of the car was reported by Hildred to officials when the party leaving it at CARLINVILLE Funeral services for Albert Adory Watson, a former resident of Calhound county, will be conducted at the Presbyterian Church in Hardin at 2 p. m. Wednesday. Burial will be in the Dixon cemetery near Hardin. The body is at the Heinz funeral home here.

Watson fell over a bicycle at Ihe home of his daughter, Mrs. Charles Wiles, on West First South street. He died at 11:45 p. Sunday, three hours after the accident. He suffered head injuries.

He had resided with his daugher the past six years. The survivors are the daughter, two sons, William of St. Louis, and Melbourne, with the United States Army in the Pacific war area. for Rockbridge to spend the week wilh Mrs. George Shane.

$2295 Relief Bills Allowed his farm Buy War Bonds and Stamps. Members of Alton Town Board of Auditors, -meeting this afternoon, allowed relief bills totaling $2295, administrative bills for $1479.87, and bills for the assessor's office amounting $332.38. The session was held at the office of Supervisor Walter. Meyer Wiseman, recently named justice of the peace, was unable to take part in the meeting because his commission from the governar had not arrived. Wiseman was appointed by the CoUnly Board of Supervisors the vacancy caused by the death of Justice Herman P.

Oehler. "Down a medical private wears Kindy glasses on a job that has no end. Kindy glasses help him do HIS job Let them help you. Come in today! failed to return for it. U.

Leigh in Italy JERSEYVILLE Lieut. Wallace A. Leigh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter A.

Leigh, is now in Italy with the Army Air Corps, according to word received from him this week by his parents. In looking over a list of names of men stationed nearby, Lt. Leigh found that of a captain who was his "Big Brother" at Blackburn College in Carlinville. Mr. and Mrs.

Leigh also have received a picture of the crew on Lt. Leigh's plane. Corp. Tucker in England Corp. Thomas Tucker has reached England, according to word received by his wife, Mrs.

Virginia Tucker and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tucker of Jerseyville. Corp. Tucker, who look special baking and cooking course, was stationed at Pratt, with the Anny Air Forces before going overseas.

He has been in service since the spring of 1943. Athtend Junior Leadership Camp JKRSEYV1LLE Miss Doris Open 8:30 to 5:30 Daily, Saturdays Until 9 P.M. 213 PlaS8 Alr-CondlUoned (or jour comfort. Mrs. Caroline Sackman Buried at Carrollton CARROLLTON Short burial services were conducted in the City cemetery Tuesday afternoon for Mrs.

Caroline Sackman, 82, a former Carrollton resident, who (lied Saturday in a hospital In Jacksonville. Funeral services were conducted Tuesday at 2:30 in Hi'. 1 Dawdy funeral home in Whiii' Hall by the Rev, B. Malllson. Mrs.

Sackman was the widow of (he Inte John Sackman who died in 1914. Surviving her are two dRUfihters, Mrs. C. K. Raffety of Springfield and Mrs.

Carlos Morrow of White Hall; and two sons, Robert Sackman and Charles Sackmnn, both of Detroit; and one sister, Mrs. Josephine Huff of Hot Uuer ST. LOUIS, July 35, Brown, was In s.andloi ball game and was hit by the ball. He was treated for burns at a hospital. The ball had struck the pocket in which he carried matches.

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