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PAGE ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH SATURDAY, MARCH 25, 1967 Obituaries Elliott Mrs. Leanora Elliott, 88, died ftt 12:30 p.m. Friday at the home of a daughter in Bunker Hill. Mrs. Elliott was born April 23, 1878, and preceded in death by her husband, William, and two sisters.

She Is survived by five daughters, Mrs. Dewey Strohbeck of Shipman; Miss Lillian Elliott of Bunker Hill, Mrs. Mable Swift of Godfrey, Mrs. Helen Lucker of Alton, and Mrs. Jessie Warr of Brighton; a brother, Fred Wood, Wood River; and seven grandchildren and 15 Mrs.

Elliott was correspondent for the Telegraph In Woodburn for many years. Friends may call at the Ja coby-Wise Funeral Home after 4 p.m. Monday and until noon Tuesday when the body will be moved to the Woodburn Congregational Church for 2 p.m. services conducted by the Rev. David Hein and the Rev.

0. Talbot. Burial will be in Woodburn Cemetery. The church has been named as a memorial. Home Extension.

Visitation will be at the Weber Funeral Home from 2 p.m. Monday until 11 a.m. Tuesday. Funeral services will be conducted at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday from Eden United Church of Christ by the pastor, Rev.

Robert 0. Laaser, with burial to be in Valley View Cemetery. Armstead Crone Albert Crone, 90, of Rte. 1, Jerseyville, died at 7:25 p.m. Friday in the Waters Nursing Home, Jerseyville.

Funeral services are scheduled for 2:30 p.m. Sunday in the Jacoby Brothers Funeral Home where friends may call after 2 p.m. Sunday. Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery. Mr.

Crone was a native of the Jerseyville area. Survivors include a son Edward of Jerseyville; a brother Ernest Crone of Jerseyville; two sisters Mrs. Ethel Belt and Mrs. Charlotte Mrs. Katherine Enid Armstead, 74, of 2411 Salu Alton, died at 9 p.m.

Friday in St. Mary's Hospital, East St. Louis. Mrs. Armstead was a native of Alton and taught for a number of years in the Alton public school system.

She was the widow of Alfred Y. Armstead who died on Feb. 4, 1957. Visitation is to start at 7 p.m. Monday in Campbell Chapel Church, 626 E.

Fourth St. Services will be at the church at 1 p.m. Tuesday with burial in Alton Cemetery. The Russell Funeral Home has charge. Survivors include two sons Alfred of Alton and William of Springfield, five grandchildren, and one great-grandchild.

Genda Heads New Military Junta In Sierra Leone Post, both of Jerseyville, three grandchildren. and Lange EDWARDSVILLE Mrs. Martha Lange, 85, of 214 Hale, died at 10:30 p.m. Friday at St. Joseph's Hospital, Highland.

Born Oct. 15, 1881, in Edwardsville Township, a daughter of the late Frederick and Katherine Dietzel Spitze, she was married March 30, 1910 to Louis Lange, who died Dec. 1, 1950. Surviving are two sons, Lester of Rte. 1, Marine and Leroy of Edwardsville; a brother and sister, Mrs.

Bertha Schoeppel and Wesley Spitze, both of Berryville, five grand- Koch HAPPINESS IS Letting the wind sweep through her hair as she runs clown Seattle's Alki Beach is 8- year-old Karen Johnson. She took ad- vantage of a sunny day during her Easter vacation to run on the'beach regardless of wet feet and a brisk wind. (AP Wirephoto) By WILLIAM N. OATIS UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) A sudden turn In Sierra Leone's week-long power struggle has boosted Lt.

Col. Ambrose Patrick Genda from fifth rank on his country's six-man U.N. mission to head of the country's new military junta. "I think it was very kind and thoughtful of my brother officers back there," Genda said Friday after learning that he had been named chairman of a national reformation council of six army and two police officials. Only a year ago, Genda, 39, was retired as deputy com mander of the armed forces and sent here as a second secretary because of a dispute with some of Sierra Leone's leaders.

Some of those leaders were under arrest today. The strife in the West African nation, a British Commonwealth member, of about 2.2 million persons broke out after its general election March 17. Neither Prime Minister Sir Albert Mar- gai's Sierra Leone People's party nor the All Peoples Congress of Siaka Stevens won a majority in Parliament. But Sir Henry J. Lightfoot- Boston.representing Queen Elizabeth II, swore in Stevens as the new prime minister.

children and grandchildren. four great- She a a member of Eden United Church of Christ, circle one of the church women's guild, and the Madison County with Dignity Mrs. Louise E. Koch, 79, of 4900 Humbert died at 7:30 a.m. today in Blu Fountain Manor where she had been a patient since Feb.

26. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Smith Funeral Home. Friends may call there after 2 p.m. Sunday.

Burial will be in the Upper Alton Cemetery. Mrs. Koch was a native of Alton. She married Henry Koch in Edwardsville in 1926. He died in September of 1956.

Survivors include two sisters Miss Mamie Ducommun and Mrs. Violet Howell, both of Alton. She was a member of the Evangelical United Church of Christ. Rudolph Rites Held; Burial in Valhalla Burial services were held in Valhalla Cemetery following services for Anna Rudolph at 1 p.m. Friday in the Smith Funeral Home with the Rev.

John Henderson officiating. Serving as pallbearers were Robert Lahey, John Winslow, Vince Farmer, L. E. Cutforth, W. L.

Coffman, and Edwin Roarick. Stookey Rites Held; Burial in Roselawn Burial was in Roselawn Memory Gardens following services for Althea Bernice Stokey at 3 p.m. Friday in the Marks Mortuary. The Rev. Robert Hollis of East Alton officiated.

Pallbearers for the service were Samuel Zangoria, Clyde Donham, Edwin Cunningham, Daniel Stookey, Thomas Budde, and John Budde. In and Out of Area Hospitals JOHN V. KINZEL Visitation 7 p.m. tonight. Services 11 a.m.

Monday, Twelfth Street Presbyterian Church. Burial In Upper Alton Cemetery. Staten Funeral Home 220 Court Alton 465-7320 Alton Memorial ADMISSIONS Mrs. Dorothy Fehr, Bethalto. Harry Logan, Bethalto.

Lavora Godar, Jerseyville. Zeddie King, 2125 Brown. Shirley Andrews, Jerseyville. Cuma Frost, Jerseyville. Mrs.

Etta Schaumburg, E. Alton Mrs. Lorraine Marshall, 414 E. Thirteenth. Mrs.

Mable Barnett, East Alton Kathleen Thomason, Godfrey. Mrs. Virginia Oetken, Bethalto. Christina Maloy, 618 Washington Ronald Sanders, Bethalto. Douglas Poag, Bloomington.

Mrs. Florence West, 2605 Benbow. Omar Beichel, East Alton. Charles Winsell, 606 Belle. Lloyd Reynolds, Robert Gaskill, Godfrey.

Ben Tuetken, Bethalto. DISMISSALS George Davis, 2121 College. Doris Towse, 3414 Oak. Mrs. Esther Howard, 620 Brook side.

Mrs. Hulda Brown, Denver, Colo Mrs. Hallie Clay, 2507 Main. Mrs. Mae Rhine, Bethalto.

Susanne Penly, Godfrey. Darwin Ogburn, East Alton. Mrs. Emma Zerwas, 23 E. Elm Ida Zirges, Worden.

Donald Kohler, 256 W. 19th. Richard Maloy, 618 Washington Mrs. Edna Meek, Edwardsville Nellie Gresham, 18 E. Fifth Mrs.

Roberta Pernell, 3065 Pan Harley Sparks, East Alton. Mrs. Kay Dresler, East Altoi Mrs. Rosella Watts, East Alton Richard LaFevers, Mountai Grove, Mo. Mrs.

Victoria Green, 3114 Colleg ALTON LOUISE EMMA KOCH Visitation Monday 2:00 p.m. Service 2:30 p.m. Tuesday, Funeral Home Alton. Wood River. Bethalto OUT OF RESPECT TO THE MEMORY OF JOHN V.

KINZEL WF. WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY, MARCH 27 KINZEL FLOWER SHOP 723 E. Srh III. Chamberlain Rites Held Here Friday Funeral services for Mis Gertie E. Chamberlain, 74 were held Friday at 10:30 a.m 'with the Rev.

Edwin H. Gran officiating. Burial was in Rose lawn Memory Gardens. Serving as pallbearers wer Joseph McNutt, Tory Miller William Martin, Thomas King Duke Dudley and Ray Smith. Sister Dauiele Rites Held at St.

Anthony Funeral services were held at 9 a.m. today in St. Anthony Hospital Chapel for Sister M. Daniele, a former nun at the hospital. Pallbearers were Henry Krinest, Edward Suilmann, Adam Koehler, Ralph Joehl, Thomas Molloy, and Larry Maher.

Graveside Rites for Twins Held Friday Graveside services for twin babies born to Mr. and Mrs. Grace Ball, Bethalto. rueman Eddleman, Medora. Vrlhur Huebener, 3017 Mayfield Sara Beard, 3707 Aberdeen Mrs.

Linda Baker, East Alton. ta. Virginia Ewing, 1318 E. 4th Wood River Township ADMISSIONS esse Logsdon, 636 Lincoln, East Alton. Vlrs.

Wilma Grills, 512 Porter. ially Lou Rhods, Hartford. Mrs. Evelyn Scroggins, 233 Airline, East Alton. Mrs.

Bessie Heck, 3479 Broad way. Mrs. Rosey Staggs, S. Roxana. larry Doerges, Hartford.

lurtis Fee, 220 Goulding, East Alton. Mark Criles, 416 Brookside. Richard Wyatt, Rte. 2, Godfrey. DISMISSALS Vlrs.

Nellie Fisher, Cottage Hills Edgar Rails, Wood River. Ralph Gusewelle, Rte. 2, East Alton. Norman Inman, Wood River. Floyd Shaw, Rte.

1, Moro. Mrs. Helen Hawk, East Alton Laura Maynard, East Alton. John Mace, 4th and Lorena. Mrs.

Lula Berry, Hartford. Thomas Talley, 236 Janet. William Roe, 930 Washington. St. Joseph's (Highland) Mrs.

Hester Reed, Rte. 1, Ed wardsville. Mrs. Elizabeth Reichelt, Rte. Edwardsville.

Mrs. Mae Sido, Edwardsville. Roman Stolcis, Edwardsville. Lester Cies, Edwardsville. Norman LeTourneau, Edwards ville.

Ted Spitze, Edwardsville. St. Anthony's ADMISSIONS Leo Smith, 300 Jefferson. Mrs. Louis Dunnagan, 221 Rodge Drive.

Mrs. Alice Ballard, 2222 Wash ington. DISMISSALS Douglas Dorner, 2012 Chapin. Mrs. Bertha Schulte, East Alto Mrs.

Helen Spurgeon, Cottag Hills. Agnes Hyndman, Godfrey. Teresa Sommers, Godfrey. Carl Keller, Grafton. Boyd Memorial (Carrollton) ADMISSIONS Leo Oberjohann, Kampsville.

id Cope, Fieldon. Mrs. Julianna Ostermann, Carrollton. DISMISSALS ames Cahal, Long Beach, Cal. Scott, Fieldon.

Vlrs. Francis Stotler, Rockbridge Hartman, Carrollton. Vlrs. Mary ville. Whisman, Kamps- St.

Joseph's ADMISSIONS Brenda Coleman, 2425 Main. Albert Saddler, 1001 Tremont. David Morrison, Edwardsville. James Schell, Jerseyville. Mrs.

Ethel Rahn, Hartford. Vickey McDaniels, 1205 Union. Mrs. Beverly Stinson, Cottage Hills. Ida Scott, 1312 Highland.

DISMISSALS Mrs. Phyllis Brown, Granite City Roy Crowder, Wood River. Mrs. Mary Dial, Godfrey. Caliph Dickeson, Edwardsville.

Mack Duhart, 2044 Booker. Joseph Fuller, 1013 Elliott. 3 Break-Ins Reported In Godfrey EDWARDSVILLE Three break-ins in Godfrey were reported to the Madison County sheriff's office Friday. Burglars broke into the Play- mor Roller Rink, 5608 Humbert Godfrey, and escaped with more than $186 in loot. Missing in the break-in, reported at 8:30 a.m.

Friday, were four roller skate cases, three pairs of skates, two sets of skate wheels, $40 in change, $10 worth of candy and $60 worth of novelties. A burglary at the Van Meter Tavern, Rtes. Ill and 67, Godfrey, was reported to the sheriff's office at 10:30 a.m. by Raymond Van Meter. The burglars used a bar to pry the front door latch, and took a portable television, short- wave radio, 12 gauge shotgun, $35 worth of liquor, an assortment of tools and an unknown amount of change from a juke box and cigarette machine.

A desk drawer and office cabinet were rifled and an undetermined amount of coins were taken from thrse vending Brig. David Lansana, commander of the army, asserted that the election results were incomplete and seized power. About 20 persons were reported killed in clashes between mobs and! military units. The national reformation council took control of the cotm try Friday. Maj.

A.C. Blake, its spokesman, said Lansana, Stevens, Sir Albert and Sir Henry had all been detained and would remain in custody until the "constitutional crisis is sorted out." Tivo Arrested After Fracas In Wood River Two men were arrested fol-j lowing a fracas at 890 Haller in Wood River early this morn-) ing. Robert L. Hewett, 26, 202 Washington, East Alton, was charged with operating a car with one headlight. Daymond L.

West, 27, 1179 Ferguson, Wood River, was charged with disorderly conduct. Police answered a call to 890 "Are you quite sure you're comfortable?" Want Ads "Click" EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT OWENS-ILLINOIS INC. The World's Largest Producers of Glass Containers is now taking Employment Applications All Applications Should Be Submitted to Our Office at 1625 E. Broadway, Alton, III. Owens-ZJJinois cm equal opportunity employer Haller at 5:28 a.m.

regarding a fight on the premises and arrested the pair at the Penning and Central intersection. Hewitt was released after posting his drivers license. West posted a $25 cash bond. Both are scheduled to appear in Wood River magistrate court March 28 at 11 a.m. ANNOUNCEMENTS Mrs.

Jinetia Greer, 6 Phillips. Janet Harris, 419 Bluff. Mrs. Betty Johnson, Cottage Hills Mrs. Aurora Long, Bethalto.

Michael Mason, 3223 Edsall. Mrs. Lou Neibel, 523 Miami. Bernice Perry, 2106 Swift. Mrs.

Ida Pluester, Hardin. Cedric Prusia, Wood River. Mrs. Dorothy Raymer, E. Alton Mrs.

Virginia Reynolds, 254 Ed wards. Mrs. Flavo St. Onge, Wood Rive Mrs. Flavo St.

Onge, Wood River. Mrs. Margaret Simpson, Bethalto. Mrs. Mildred Underwood, Bethalto.

Mrs. Tamarra Wells, 3609 Doerr Jersey Community ADMISSIONS Michael McKeegan, Walhill, Neb. DISMISSALS Mrs. Emma Hollemeyer, Brussels. Mrs.

Mary Hagen, Brussels. Henry Schmidt, Fieldon. Mrs. Lorraine ville. Craig, Jersey- Mrs.

Yonnie Dunham, Jerseyville. LEGAL NOTICES 25 DRAINAGE NOTICE The Wood River Drainage, and ige a Bids machines at the Gibson Brown School, Rte. 100, Godfrey. The break-in was reported at 9:05 a.m. Friday by school engineer Don Keil.

The burglars broke windows in two rooms to enter the building. Shipman Pair Marks 64th Anniversary SHIPMAN Mr. and Mrs. W. S.

Matlack, long time Shipman residents, observed their 64th wedding anniversary Friday. At present they are residing at Blu-Fountain Nursing home at Godfrey. Mrs. Matlack was the former Rosa Dodson. They are the parents of two sons, Robert of Cleveland, Ohio, and Charles of Shipman; two daughters, Mrs.

Vale Christopher of Rosewood Heights, and Mrs. Gordon McAllister of Jacksonville. Levee District will accept a 24'x36' addition to their East Alton Garage. Drawing calls for a galvanized steel structure, however The Levee District will also consider a concrete block structure with steel trusses and galvanized corrugated iron roof. Prints and specifications for steel building will be available to prospective bidders at the Levee District's Office, 15 South 6th Street, Wood River, Illinois.

The Levee District reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Bids to be opened at a regular meeting of The Levee District, April 17. 1967. Wood River Drainage and Levee District Commissioners Fred Grenzebach J. M.

Delaney D. M. Kilmer J. M. DELANEY Commissioner Secretary-Treasurer Legal 25 DRAINAGE NOTICE The Wood River Drainage and Levee District offers for sale the following equipment on an "as Is" and "where Is" basis.

Bids are to be submitted in writing to The Commissioners, such Bids to be opened at the regular meeting of the Levee Board at 7:00 P.M. on April 17, 1967 at the Levee Office, 15 South Sixth Street, Wood River, Illinois. The Commissioners reserve the right to reject any and all bids. The Commissioners will show Interested persons this equipment. Call Telephone No.

254-7481 or 259-8818. 3 Oliver Crawler Tractors Gasoline Driven Extra Wide Tread Used for Mowing Grass on Levee 3 Rotary Mowers for use with above Tractors. Lllliston Make Wood River Drainage and Levee District Commissioners Fred Grenzebach J. M. Delaney D.

M. Kilmer J. M. DELANEY Commissioner Secretary-Treasurer Legal March 27 Travel minded teachers, an opportunity in this area to qualify for all expense paid trips to New York City, Son Francisco, Washington, D. New Orleans, Los Angeles or Jamaica, Hawaii, Rome, Japan.

For full cktails apply in person MR. HOOD Stratford Hottl. Alton Monday. March 27, from 1 to 4 p.m. APECO American Photocopy equipment company APECO is seeking some outstanding young men between ages of 23 to 30, who are looking for a potential and are seeking to better themselves in the field of sales.

They would be working for a company that is considered one of the nation's top growth companies. A company that is young, aggressive and dynamic. A company that only promotes management from with- n. Shipman Ladies Schedule Dinner SHIPMAN The Lutheran Ladies Aid met Thursday at the Charles Modlin home and made plans to sponsor an annual chicken and noodle supper on Tuesday, April, 4 with serving to begin at 5 p.m. Mrs.

Darrell Allen and Mrs. Leslie Alward will plan the affair. The Aid voted to purchase new hymnals for the church Edwin Auffarth 234 E. 12th! and also a carrier for folding I Alton, who died soon after I chairs. It was decided to divide birth were held at 10 a.m.

Friday in St. Joseph's Cemetery. The Smith Funeral Home was in charge of funeral arrangements. Fuueral Rites Held For John C. Braddy The Rev.

Benjamin Bohn officiated at 1:30 p.m. Friday! services for John C. Braddy ini the Marks Funeral Home, Woodjthe Hartford First Baptist jhave been taking part7inciud- River. Burial was in Wanda Church will meet Thursday eve- ing Ken Getter, Evangelist the Aid into afternoon and evening circles with a joint business meeting each month. Mrs.

Darrell Allen gave the evening's devotions on "Who Is Mrs. Modlin and Mrs. Charles Keck served refreshments to members and three guests. Faith Ladies List Meeting for April 17 The next meeting of the Ladies Aid of the Faith Lutheran Church is scheduled for April 17 in the church. At the last meeting, a business session, Anne Marie Sargont spoke about the deaconess program in the Lutheran Church.

A nominating committee consisting of Mrs. Ada Nickle, Mrs. Veronic Bohlman and Mrs. Sally Bruckner, was named for the coming election. Mrs.

Paul Gross and Mrs. Adolph Jungk were co-hostesses. Spring Study The Hartford Church of Christ on East Maple Street is hosting a three-day Spring Study for j.young people, 14 years and old- and will Meeting ler. It began Friday 0 continue through Sunday after- The Home Makers Class Various guest speakers Cemetery. Serving as pallbearers were Paul Sims, Otis Pruitt, George Girth, Clyde Scott, Neil Jacoby and Otis Little.

ning. Supper will be served at 6:30 p.m. by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kirby, Mr.

and Mrs. Hugh Manahan, Mrs. Frances Newman and Mrs. Eula Jones. from Anderson, will hold a Campfire Service at 6:15 this evening.

Young people will conduct morning worship service at If you have a good education and feel that you would make a strong dynamic salesman and would like to carry a piece of equipment that is years ahead of its closest competition, please call Mr. S. Stein, Pr 1-5735 St. Louis, Missouri. The representation will be for a local area.

Sunrise Services JERSEYVILLE A Candlelight Easter Sunrise Service will be held at the First Christian Church in Jerseyville, Pearl and Pleasant Streets, at 6 a.m. March 26. Sermon for the special service will be "Darkness Then the Breakfast will be served following the service. Bible School will be held at 9 a.m. with Worship and Communion Service at 10 a.m.

The sermon at the Communion Service be given by the Rev. Chester W. Groves, will be on "Christ of the Empty Brother George McCarty will be guest speaker at the evening Worship and Communion Service at 7:30 p.m. Nazarenes Unite for Easter Sunday Event Three area Nazarcne Churches will unite for Easter Sunrise Worship at the Roxana Church of the Nazarene at 200 West Tydeman, Roxana. Music will be provided by the Rosewood Heights Church where Rev.

William Bohannon is pastor. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE By virtue of an order and decree of the Circuit Court of Macoupln County, Illinois, made on the petition of the undersigned: Paul L. Warner, Administrator of the Estate of William D. Bates, deceased, for leave to sell the real estate of said deceased, at the February term A.D. 1967, of said Court, towlt: on the 1st day of February, 1967, shall on the 1st day of April, next at 2:00 p.m.

of said day, sell at public sale at the corner of Main and Plum Streets in Brighton, Illinois in said County, the real estate described as follows, to-wit: Lots numbered Sixty-nine (69), seventy (70) and seventy-one (71), and that part of State Street heretofore vacated by ordinance duly passed by the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Brighton and described as commencing at the Southwest corner of Lot numbered Sixty-seven (67); thence West fifty (50) feet to the Southeast corner of Lot numbered sixty-six (66); ACCOUNTANT Olin has an immediate opening for a cost and budget accountant. Duties will include developing data for specified cost analyses and administering various phases of division budget program. The person we are seeking must have one to three years' experience as a cost accountant. He must also have a degree in accounting or business. If you qualify and are interested in a future with Olin, please send your resume, including salary requirements, to Dorothy Kelley, Salary Employment Department, lin East Alton, Illinois 62024 An Equal Opportunity Employer thence North, one hundred four and nine-tenths (104.9) feet along the East line of Lot numbered Sixty- six (66) to a point; thence north' easterly six and eighty-two nun dreths (6.82) feet to a point; thence East forty-four and eighty-five nun- dreths (44.85) feet to the Northwest corner of Lot numbered Sixty-seven (67); thence South one hundred ten (110) feet alo: West line of Lot numbered seven (67) to the place of beginning, all in the Original Plat of the Town, now Village of Brighton, in Macoupln County, Illinois, on the following terms, to-wit: Twenty per cent (20 per cent) of feet along the Sixty- per purchase price in cash, as down payment at time of sale and balance upon delivery of an Admin istrator's Deed.

Paul L. Warner, Administrator of the Estate of William D. Bates, Deceased Dated this 23rd day of February, A. D. 1967.

CARD OF THANKS 2 95 LESTER C. COX FAMILY would like to thank our friends and relatives tor their kindness shown us during the bereavement of our loved one. especially Rev. Henry C. Moore, Morrow-Qulnn Funeral Home, pallbearers.

Alton Barracks No. 986, World War No. 1 Veterans and its Auxiliary members, American Legion Post No. 126. The Alton Postal employes, those who sent flowers, food, and all those who helped in any way.

Their kindness will always be remembered. REFINERY EMPLOYMENT Plant work, beginning hourly paid tions. Opportunity for advancement, for those who demonstrate capability. Good wages and liberal benefits starting rates vary depending upon classification. Minimum rate $2.86 per hour.

Must be high school graduate. Employment Office Open 9:30 A.M.-4&0 P.M. Monday thru Friday SHELL OIL COMPANY Wood River, Illinois On Illinois Hiway 111 Plans for Progress Company An equal opportunity.