Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 14

PAGE B-4 ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH SATURDAY, MARCH 4, 1967 New Addition to SIU Campus (Slaying of 2 Boys Was Deliberately Planned BOOKSTORE DRESSES Two girl students get a look at a rack containing, of all things, paper dresses. The informal look prevails, however at the campus of SIU at Edwardsville. The new student activities building, opened Friday, with an almost capacity crowd. In and Out of Hospitals in Area ROCKFORD, 111. (AP)-Sheriff Herbert T.

Brown says the killing of two teen-age cousins in a public park was a deliberately planned execution. The victims, Wayne Mullendore and his cousin, Ronald Johnson, both 14, were found Thursday night in an isolated pavilion in Levings Park on Rockford's Southwest Side. Each of the youths had been shot twice. Brown, sheriff of Winnebago County, said evidence uncovered thus far indicates the cousins were driven to the park, and forced to kneel facing a concrete wall in a pavilion. Then each was shot in the back of the head.

The killer, Brown said, shot each of the youths in the stomach after they had fallen. The boys were found by sheriff's deputies who responded to a telephone call from an unidentified person at first believed to be a woman who reported two men had been murdered in the park. The Mullendore boy was still alive when police reached the park. He died several hours later in a hospital without regaining consciousness. Jury Awards ,636 to W.

Meinert Wayne Meinert, a former em- ploye of the Alton Dragway Inc. received a $2,636 jury awarded claim in Alton's Circuit Court following a trial in which he charged the firm with a breach of contract. The plaintiff, who said he had been employed by the Drag- way to serve as manager from Two artists set up easels in a hallway at SIU and in no time had customers waiting for a charcoal INFORMAL PORTRAITURE sketch. Kibitzers had a good time watching and commenting. Alton Memorial ADMISSIONS Lourn Means, Wood River.

Raymond Blake, 806 Hawley. Mrs. Dorothy Westfall, 522 Belle Gary Woods, 1125 Putnam. Clarence Swarringim, Wood River. Vicky Hodge, 602 Olmstead.

Vicki Taylor, East Alton. John Betts, Moro. Mrs. Charlene Spurrier, 2629 Sidney. Campbell Litsey, Godfrey.

William Lewis, 737 Market. Roy Foster, 230 Maurice. Mrs. Lena Stamper, East Alton. (Austin Woolsey, Jerseyville.

Debbie Eschbach, Golden Eagle Mrs. Margaret Krueger, Jer seyville. Robert Follis, Hardin. James Nelson, Jerseyville. DISMISSALS Mrs.

Elsie Worthey, Hardin. Robyn Kanallakan, Jerseyville. Mrs. Lena Clore, Jerseyville. Mrs.

Bernadine Bimslinger, Golden Eagle. St. Joseph's ADMISSIONS Antone Schmitz, 3422 Milton Rd. Mrs. Mildred Grigsby, 620 State.

Warren Sheets, 3217 Edsall. Mrs. Berniece E. 7th Julius Dossett, Bunker Hill. Mrs.

Madie O'Hara, 333 Dooley. DISMISSALS Debora Wolf, 2505 Rodgers. Mrs. Sadie Abel, College Ave. Mary Campbell, East Alton.

Harry McGhee, South Roxana. Darrin Copeland, East Alton. Mrs. Elpha Williams, 1309 E. 4th Mrs.

Martha Fry, 3022 Edwards Jeffrey Emery, 66 E. Elm. Charles Holman, 1304 Belle. Sanford Springman, Jerseyville. Margie Sievers, Michael.

Joseph Hainsworth, Edwardsville. Samuel Gulotta, Godfrey. Mrs. Ruth Prather, 914 Willard. William Hicks, South Roxana.

Mrs. Fannie Grady, 3561 Fullerton. John Powell, Godfrey. Thomas Dodson, Cottage Hills. Mrs.

Mary Smalley, 3421 Gillham. Virgil Chessen, Wood River. Harold Swinney, 2448 Sylvan. Mrs. Harriett Stoner, Brighton.

Mrs. Peggy McEnary, Bethalto, Mrs. Jane Moylan, 435 E. 9th. Clinton Crider, Cottage Hills.

Joy Bailey, 811 McPherson. Mrs. Linda Meyer, Bethalto. Mrs. Donna Campbell, Bethalto Michael Dunn, Sedalia, Mo.

Wood River Township ADMISSIONS Jerry Cox 601 Mildred. Marvin Taylor, Cottage Hills. Mrs. Amy Smith, Hartford. DISMISSALS Preston McCune, 1808 Jersey.

William Bailey, Hartford. Mrs. Barbara Summers, South Roxana. Elmer Harris, East Alton. Oscar Hammond, Bethalto.

Mrs Jeanette Marmino, 201 S. Main. Everett Nussman, East Alton. Timothy Hancock, Hartford. St.

Anthony's ADMISSIONS Merlyn Schreiber, 1604 Langdon William Wunderlich, West Alton Mrs. Mary Haselhorst, 26 Dell, East Alton. Agnes Hyndman, Rte. 3, Godfrey Edward Hanlon, 1025 Easton. Bill Basden, 216 Picker, Wood River.

William Klokkenga, S. Roxana. Mrs. JoAnn Haines, Bethalto. DISMISSALS Mrs.

Lucille Schulte, Wood River Glen Cloninger, Cottage Hills. Mrs. Alice Prather, 1521 Clawson Henry Gerhardt, 918 Gold. Herbert Moore, Piasa. pearl Greene, East Alton.

Jersey Community ADMISSIONS Mrs. Nornia Piepergerdes, Jerseyville. Mrs. Shirjey Slone, Hamburg. Mrs.

BetMny Jones, Graflon. Bruce Nemnich Rte. 5, Ed wardsville. Mrs. Doylene Woolverton, Hartford.

Mrs. Lillian Upchurch, 3422 Yost Julie Hubbard, 284 S. 14th, Wood River. Mrs. Rosie Weeden, 1206 Cave Spring Road.

Mrs. Coleta Woodson, 440 Jefferson. Lark Betts, Rte. 2, Brighton. Mrs.

Lora Jarrett, Edwardsville Mrs. Eva Miller, 342 George, East Alton. Eric Scott, Godfrey. Carolyn McGraw, 3164 Belle. DISMISSALS Mrs.

Bernice Garin, 1259 State. Linda Hayes, 2649 Seminary. Mrs. Doris Jouett, Godfrey. Wilbur Longwisch, Rte.

1, East Alton. Mrs. Lillie Moore, 708 Highland Mrs. Barbara Pelan, East Alton William Porchie, East Alton. Hubert Siemer, Meppen.

Solomon Spraggins, 1316 Hampton. Craig Waddell, 1601 Langdon. Mrs. Mildred Ward, Edwardsville. Mrs.

Linda Zirges, 211 Dorris. St. Joseph's (Highland) ADMISSIONS Mrs. Anna Ashauer, Rte. 2, Ed Brown said the youths apparently were shot down from a distance of three or four feet.

"It was a methodical and deliberate act," he said. "It may have been the work of a Juvenile. It appears to have been a premeditated execution done with ceremony." The victims were described by their families and authorities as clean-cut, church-going youngsters who never had been In trouble. While authorities were not certain if the death weapon was a handgun or rifle, a .22 caliber slug was recovered from the body of young Mullendore during an autopsy Friday. Investigators were seeking the anonymous telephone caller, who they speculated may have witnessed the double killing or may have been a participant.

Deputy Sheriff William Wertman, who took the call report- Grand Jury To Report In Jersey JERSEYVILLE Associate Judge Howard Lee White has ordered 23 members of the regular panel of Jersey County grand jurors to report for duty at 9:30 a.m. March 8. Those served notice to report for duty are: Elsah, Fred Graham and Wilma St. Peters; English, Dixie Mowen and Lucille E. Johnson; Fidelity, Mildred Wagenblast and Lula M.

Loy; Jersey, Clifford Alexander, Paul M. Long, Joseph R. Me- Kinney, Earl Watson and Howard Perdun; Mississippi, Maude M. Price and Marlene Wells; Otter Creek, Harold Kirchner and Margaret Campbell; Piasa, Mary Wagenblast and Ruth Haynes; Quarry, Dorothy Gisy and Frances Snyders; Richwood, Harold Krueger and James Wedding: Rosedale, Annie Scott; Ruyle, Marimore McKee. MEETING PLACE IN SUNKEN ROOM Center of acquaintance-forming areas in the new of most modern construction.

A group at left is student union is this sunken living room, lit by sky- gathered around a guitar player, and others relax on light, and furnished with divans and chairs and tables the round seats. wardsville. Vernon Bartels, Edwardsville. Mrs. Dorothy Stack, Edwardsville.

Gary Glaser, Edwardsville. Terry Hensley, Edwardsville. Mrs. Evelyn Peterson, Glen Carbon. DISMISSALS Mrs.

Ada Zoellers, Edwardsville Carl Hodson, Edwardsville. Mrs. Claretha Carpenter, Edwardsville. James Bennett, Rte. 3, Edwardsville.

Boyd Memorial (Carrollton) ADMISSIONS Mrs. Betty Lewis, Carrollton. Mrs. Vellma Cox, Rockbridge. Mrs.

Barbara Reese, Carrollton Mrs, Anna Fraser, White Hall. DISMISSALS Arnold Schofield, Eldred. Mrs. Phyllis Sablotny, Greenfield. Mrs.

Eathel Greenwood, Kane. Mrs. Vivian Day, Eldred. Mrs. Maude Gray, White Hall.

James Hartman, Carrollton. Man Sentenced To Prison Term OREGON, HI. (AP) Gary Miller, 27, received a 1 to 3 year prison term from a woman judge Friday after he admitted woundina his wife with a 12- gauge shotgun Jan. 12. Drawings Of Hanger Apron OKd Civic Memorial Airport Au- thorfty approved drawings for a 200-by-625 foot apron extension to serve the new maintenance hangar and the parts and display building.

Estimated cost of the project is $249,000, half of which will be paid by the Federal Government and half by the authority. The authority's share will come from a general obligation bond issue, approved in January, 1965. The new apron or ramp will contain about 17,484 square yards of concrete, fencing drains, electrical ducts, and tie- downs for 31 planes. The airport board, as a com mittee of the whole, met Tues day night to go over the preliminary drawings, and after discussing them Thursday nigh with William B. Sands and Nor man Finley, both of Warren Van Praag, consulting engi neers of Decatur, gave approva for final plans to be drawn and letting of the contract.

EHS Concert Set Tonight EDWARDSVILLE The an nual winter concert of the Ed wardsville High School bam will be presented at 8 p.m. to night in the high school cafe teria. Admission will be 75 cent for adults and 40 cents fur stu dents. The group will appear for th first time in new uniforms a the concert and as a token appreciation for assistance getting the uniforms, member of the Glen Carbon and EC wardsville Kiwanis Clubs hav been invited 11 attend as gjuest of the band. CARLINVILLE Members if the committee who are planning the centennial of the Macoupin courthouse on Aug.

24 hrough Aug. 26, held a planning meeting Thursday evening. General chairman John ilussell presided. The committee for the cen- ennial consists of Walter S. Ahlemeyer, Brighton; Albert Bertagnolli, Benld; Glen Betts, Palmyra; Raymond Bishop, Gillespie; Kenny Breitwiser, Shipman; Verne Brines, Mt.

Olive; Thomas P. Carmody, Carlinville; Clinton Dey, Plainview; Carlyn L. Donahoo, Staunton; George Dragovich, Mt. Olive; Stanley E. Fletcher, Modesto; Dr.

John Forbes, Carlinvillo; Committee Planning for Courthouse Centennial Thomas Frueh, Medora; Herbert Hoover, Hettlck; Heinz, Jones, Carlinville; Howard Charles Virden; Evan Lee, Chesterfield; Henry Marcacci. Sawyerville; Thomas Meehan, Bunker Hill; Ira McCollom and a Phelps, Carlinville; Howard D. Ramey, Virden; John W. Rus sell and W. L.

Schmitt, Carlinville; J. B. Sprague, Girard; J. Ralph Turner, Carlinville; Judge Paul C. Verticchio, Mt.

Clare; Bess Williams, and Edward Young, Gillespie. Plans were made for the committees to meet and acti vate their proposals. The nexi meeting is to be held in the courthouse at 7:30 p.m. on Ap ril 5 when reports of the var ious chairmen will be heard. Four Lots Annexed to Rosewood Fire District EDWARDSVILLE Chief Circuit Judge Joseph J.

Barr signed an order Friday annexing territory to the Rosewood Heights Fire Protection District. Owners of the property now included in the district by the court's action are four couples, who filed a petition Friday asking that their lots in Audubon Subdivision be annexed to the fire protection district. Signers of the petition were William M. Cox Helen M. Cox; Hoyle and Mary Broaddus, Ben C.

Bono and Alice M. Bono, Dr. L. L. Hertenstein and Lois E.

Hertenstein. Trustees of the district in a resolution adopted Feb. 13, and filed with the court Friday, ex pressed their willingness to accept the territory into the dis trict. The property of the couples is contiguous to the district the court noted in acting upon the petition supported by th trustee's resolution. Forger Held In Decatur DECATUR, m.

(AP)-Charles T. Jones, 25, of Decatur, wa held in the Macon County Jai Friday after he was chargec with passing $30,000 in forged checks in seven central Illinois communities. Police said Jones used forged checks to purchase clothes, fur niture, guns, mattresses and a stereo record player. He was charged with passinj checks in Decatur, Springfield Bloomington, Champaign, Tay lorville, Lincoln and Peojiia. Parker Asks $50,000 for Injuries EDWARDSVILLE Former Alton Alderman William Parker has filed a $50,000 lawsuit in Madison County Circuit Court over injuries incurred last Oct.

15 when the automobile in which he was a passenger abided with another machine on Godfrey Road. Named defendants in the suit were John H. Gottlieb of 300 Ridge Alton, listed in the complaint as driver of the machine in which Parker was riding, and Norman F. Oulson, Godfrey, Rte. 2.

Parker averred in his complaint that he was riding with Gottlieb as the latter drove his auto from the Sportsman's Club driveway onto Rte. 67, and into the path of a vehicle operated by Oulson. In the ensuing collision he suffered multiple fractures of the fifth through the 12th rib on his left side, as well as severe lacerations and bruises, Parker alleged. Court Grants 4 Divorces EDWARDSVILLE Four un contested divorces were granted here Thursday in the Family Division of Circuit Court. Area divorces granted, and grounds, were: Linda Sue Wright, from Ber nard R.

Wright, both of Alton, cruelty, and the plaintiff awarded custody of three children; Betty Lorene Sutton of East Alton, from Carl Logan Sutton of South Roxana, statutory grounds, with custody of two children awarded to the plaintiff; Rose Beem of the Alton area, from John H. Beem, cruelty, with the mother to retain custody of two children. Five Calhoun HEA Units Set Meetings HARDIN Homemakers Extension units in Calhoun County will have a lesson on "Art in the Home," at their regular meetings this month. The lesson will be given by local leaders in each unit. The "selected subject" will be a discussion on program planning for he extension year, led by the unit vice chairman.

The schedule of unit meetings is as follows: Friday, March 10, 7:30 p.m., Gilead unit, Mrs. Leon Dixon, hostess; Jan. 2, 1964, to March 31, 1965, claimed he was discharged without just cause. He was suing for $9,100 and was represented by Alan J. Dixon, Belleville attorney.

Emmett Fitzgerald of Schlafly, Godfrey and Fitzgerald represented the defendent. Three Minor Crashes at Wood River A car was struck by a hit- and-run vehicle on the parking lot of a Wood River tavern in one of three accidents in Wood River Friday and this morning. At 2:30 a.m., Ronald Biggerstaff, 21, 620 E. Ferguson, reported to police that the left rear of his auto was smashed by a hit-and-run auto while parked on the lot at Leroy's Lounge. Witnesses said that the other vehicle backed into the Biggerstaff car and left the scene.

Cars driven by Donald G. Gifford, 109 S. Illinois, South Roxana, and Thomas H. Terry, 209 Wood River, collided on Edwardsville Road at Haller Avenue at 8:53 p.m. Friday.

Both vehicles were westbound on Edwardsville Road, ing the shooting Thursday night said at first that the caller was a woman. But Friday, Wertman said the caller could have been "an excited young man." Police Arrest Theft Suspect William J. Riddlespriger, 18, of 2616 Main Alton, was held in the city jail today as a theft suspect. Riddlespriger was arrested after he fled from the Mor- State Coin Laundry, 2516 State St. Police said he had been trying to pry open a coin machine.

East Alton Woman Charged With Theft An East Alton woman was charged with then Friday after taking clothes from a Wood River dress shop. Charged with theft and released after posting $100 cash bond was Ruth Ann Tellor, 330 East Drive, East Alton. She is scheduled to appear in Wood River Magistrate Court March 6. Howard Gold, manager of the Phoebe Goldberg Dress Shop on Ferguson Avenue, Wood River, and the Terry auto struck the back end of the Gifford car when the latter slowed to turn, police said. Terry, who said he braked but was unable to avoid the collision, was charged with following too close.

No injuries occurred. At 4:30 p.m., a car driven by Donald W. Acord, 1705 Milland, East Alton, backed into a parked auto belonging to Carl R. Herring, 409 E. llth, Alton, on Ferguson Avenue at Wood River Avenue.

reported to police that a navy blue knit suit valued at $76 and an evening dress priced at $90 had been stolen from the store recently. Gold named two women suspects, and both search and arrest warrants were issued to police by Magistrate Judge Harold 0. Gwillim. The warrants led to the arrest of the Tellor woman while charges against the other suspect were dismissed on Gold's request. Tuesday, March 14, 1 p.m.

Point, Mrs. Dorothy Kiel; same date and time, Kampsville, Mrs. Lena Marshing; Thursday, March 16, 8 p.m., Meppen, Mrs. Wanda Tepen; Monday, March 20, 7:30 p.m., Richwood, Mrs. Lillian Keeton; Tuesday, March 28, 8 p.m., Hardin, Mrs.

Orville Johnes. The county council will meet Monday, March 13, at 1:30 p.m. in the Farm Bureau building. A training school for the April lesson, "What You Should Believe About Food," is scheduled for 1 p.m. Wednesday, March 15.

Numbers Must Be Included On Requests for Medicare Medicare patients have been delaying their own insurance payments-by neglecting to Include their identification numbers when filling out payment- request forms. "Even though the number may seem like a very simple item, it is very important to the medicare carrier insurer," says Manager E. W. Lehen of the Alton Social Security office. "Without the medicare identification number, it is very difficult for the carrier to find out if one is actually signed up for doctor bill insurance or if the party has made the required $50 deductible payment for the year." Continental Casualty Co.

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