Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 21

Pagts Established January 15, 1836 Sportt, Televiiion, In Armed Forces CADET JAMES EWBARD cox, 22, husband of Joan Cox, and father of Ange Cox of has gtine to Webb AFB, for summes session in meteorology, student of Southern Illinois Un versify at Carbondale, he is member of the school's ROTC and the son of Mr. and Mrs, Ma shall Cox'of 418 Cliff St. TWO BIG STORES Buy Your Diamonds Now! Pay Later at Stone Bros. ft DIAMOND BHIDAL SET A DIAMOND nillDAL DUO 12 DIAMONDS $1.00 a Week! S1.50 a Week! Just $5.00 a Week! Choose your watch from our stock of all "Big" name brands like: Bulovo Elgin Hamilton Wadsworth As Low As 4 95 $1.00 JL 9 A Week! ALTON, THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1958 Witnesses Testify Against Former East Alton Patrolman EAST ALTON Three womeni and a man testified Wednesday night before the Police Comhiis sion in the case of Richard Donohoo, former probationary patrol man who was discharged from the police department in November, 1957 for conduct unbecoming an officer. Donohoo was reportedly "fired" for "trying to arrange dates with women under the pretense of talk ing to them about traffic of fenses," Ed Groshong, legal counsel for Donohoo, was present and cross examined each witness after Francis Manning, village attorney, had questioned them.

Two of the witnesses stated that Donohoo on stopping them while driving in East Alton said that he would meet them at the Comet Drive Inn to discuss the traffic ticket Manning asked each witness if Donohoo had mentioned coming to the police station to discuss the tickets and they replied "no." The brother of one of the witnesses testified that his sister had come to him after Donohoo had 'propositioned" her and asked for his help in the matter. Groshong protested and the witness left the stand after giving only a portion of testimony. The case was heard by Judge Harold Clark in Circuit Court in May and was referred to the East Alton Police Commission for furth- hearings. Members of the commission will make a decision after they receive transcript of the circuit court hearing from the court reporter and review it, Chairman Kiel stat Meier's Observe Silver Wedding At County Seat EDWARDSVILLE -y Mr. and Mrs.

Otto Meier, 518 Cass celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary Sunday with a buffet dinner followed by a dance, at Concordia Hall, Staunton. Approximately 290 relatives and friends were present for the occasion. The couple were married June 18, 1933. at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Prairietown, by the Rev.

W. C. Bekemeyer. Attendants at the wedding were: Mrs. Hilda Gusewelle Brakhane, Rosewood Heights; Mrs.

Olga Meier Franke, Edwardsville; Edgar Klein, Prairietown and Raymond Braundmeier, Granite City. All attendants meier were anniversarj Mr. and son. Larry George Smaller. Acting Lamkin, Lienemar in, said candle ra parently ontents Rev.

Faller missing, The intruders and left the locked at 6 cause all do shut secure! reported. Isabella will bers are the "Prayer except Mr. Braund- present for the silver celebration. Mrs. Meier have one Lynn.

Mrs. Meier is Viola in. Itipted Burglary An attempt- at St. Boniface Catho- was reported to police i by the pastor, Rev er. 3 olice Chief Gilbert ho with Sgt.

Henry investigated the break- lifld removed from its stand and ap- lempled to shake the a poor er could find nothing wever, Lamkin said. ers evidently entered church it p.m. Wednesday, be- Ors fl nrl winilrtvuQ njL a aliu WlllUUWa Wcl this morning, it was Meeting Canceled 5VTT.1 nt -H 01 1 not hold their regu- Monday at the Knights 3 Clubrooms. All mem- sked to participate in Edwardsville Lions Install New Officers EDWARDSVILLE J. D.

Metcalf was installed as president of the Lions Club at a meeting of the group Tuesday night in Trinity Lutheran School gymnasium, with Elmer Foutch of Wood River, international counsellor, as installing officer. Other officers installed were: Norman RosenthaJ, treasurer; Ray Zoelzer, re-elected secretary; Bob Schwalb, Lion tamer; Ed Mergens, tail twister; Earl Hendricks, Henry Renken, David Lehwalder, Fred Rupel, directors; Carl Brueggemann, third vice president; Charles Hoffman, second vice president; and Lloyd Schwarz, first vice president. Following the yearly reports, St. Boniface Church Sunday from 1 to 7:30 p.m. The Rev.

George E. Faller will officiate at benediction of the most blessed sacra- For Peace" day at ment at 7:30 p.m. TeDeum To Hear Mary crest Drama Director Prof. Charles S. Costello.

head of the department of speech and drama at College, Davenport, Iowa, will be the Te Deum speaker next Wednesday The Catholic men's club will meet Foutch spoke to the club members on "The Successful Officer." Hospital Notes EDWARDSVILLE Three area residents were admitted Wednesday to St. Joseph's Hospital, Highland and two patients were discharged. One birth was recorded today. Born to Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Staten, Route 3, was a daughter weighing eight pounds, six ounces at 4:35 a.m. The mother is the former Marguerite Kelehan. Admitted were: Chares Schneider. 720 Sheridan" Franlr Hovfnr 1 kjlll.4 JUftll, 1 AlUr, Route 2, and Mrs. Vera Boccaleoni, 1021 Prickett.

Discharged were: Thomas Lynch, 211 Olive and Louis Hart- kne. Box 413 5c Per Copy Member of Tlie Associated Prest at dimmer at 6:30 p.m. irf St, Patrick's School'Hall. His topic will be: "Recent Developments In Television." Prof. Costello has held mem- br-ship in both the Actors Equity Association and the Screen Actors Guild.

He has the combined experience of a professional entertainer and that of an educator with many years of college class room experience. He has directed the dramatic productions of the Loyola Community Theater in Chicago from 1927 to 1937, and the activities of the Catholic Theatre Guild in Los Angeles, in 1938, 1939, and 1940. He is the author and producer of nine original plays, among which he starred in the leading roles of "Padre Carillo" and "A Character Intrudes" Prof. Costello is one of the cofounders' of the National Catholic Theatre Conference organized in 1S37 with Emmet Laver, playwright of Hollywood, and the late Rev. F.

G. Dinneen, S.J. San Marino will issue four stamps showing famous mountaineers. A schools for harmonica teachers has been started at Oxford England. on Woman Fined $90 In Police toutt Ora Dorothy Jackson, 48, .1129 Green was fined $86 and costs this morning by.JP Magistrate Fred gehtelbfer her plea of charges and hitmdcalkMfc er charge against df sessing a driver's, was dropped when she profftfeex! the permit in court.

The defendant, police fspftrted, was driver of an eastbotifld car that Wednesdav evening 'irfruck another eastbound autbnidbHe, driven by Lillie Mae tfettod, 32, 65 Sullivan on West Ninth street. Police in a cruiser overtook the Jackson woman's car several blocks from the scene of the accident, after she had continued on, the report shows. Newspaper groups are vicing for South Australia's first TV station license. The new 12-story Hotel Savoy in Lima, Peru, has one story for free parking. Williams Turns to Opera NEW YORK Tennessee Wiliams, a playwright who likes to several creative projects simmering simultaneously, now las an opera among his enter- irises.

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