Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 20

ALTON EVENING fELEGRAtft TUESDAY, APRIL 21,1959 Greene Sheriffs Office Moved To Courthouse CARROLbTON-Tbe main office of Greene County Sheriff Leonard StWie WAS moved Saturday back to the Courthouse from the jail and it Is now located in a room in the basement; which has been redecorated for the purpose. The radio equipment will still be housed in the office at the jail and Deputy Sheriff Darold McCollom will be on duty there, the telephone will be in the office at the Courthouse and the number will still be 81. Hospitalized Alter Fall Circuit Judge Clem Smith is a patient in Boyd Memorial Hospital following fall at his home Sunday. Smith moved to the hospita in the Simpson ambulance. Divorce Granted CARROLLTON Judge Clem Smith granted a divorce Friday in Greene County Circuit.

Court in the case of Isabelle Manley Vi, Robert Manley. The defendant was found guilty of extreme and repeated cruelty and the decree for divorce and other relie: granted. In First Plnce CARROLLTON Mrs. Manue Wessel, bowling in the women singles, and Typewriter Ex change team bowling both wen into first place during the week fend in the bowling tournamen being held in Jacksonville. Mrs.

Wessel, who bowls with the Jeffrey went into firs place with a 673 series in tlv VOTE YES Saturday, April 25 See Page 2 Donated By A.C.E. ingles. The Typewriter Exchange team in first place, with an 80 pin ead over their nearest oppon- nts. Members of this team are Mrs. Bonna Mae Moss, Mrs.

Gale staples. Mrs. Robert Munzebrock. Belly Short and Mrs. Joe Brannan.

Two MarriRRe, Licenses CARROLLTON Two mat licenses were issued April in the office of Ray Bennett j-reenc county clerk. One wm Ronald Coon rod and Miss Lois Taylor, both of White Hall. The other was issued to John Kits niller of White Hall and Miller of Roodhouse. CnrrolHon Notes CARROLLTON Mr. and Mrs Nelson Snidle and Mrs.

Robert Lo gan went to Alton Sunday after loon where they visited Mrs Snidle's aunts. Miss Virginia Ved der and Miss Grace Vedder at Hi Villa Terrace Nursing Home. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Sawyer an family of Sidcll.

who spent th weekend at Woodson al the horn of Mrs. David Reynolds, visile relatives and friends here Satur day afternoon, accompanied Mrs. Reynolds. Louis Brooks spent Sunday i Jerseyville al the home of Mr. an Mrs.

Harry Jewsbury. Mrs. Arthur Robley spei Sunday and Monday in Godfrey a the home of her son and daughter in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Roblej Mr.

and Mrs. Ross Robley an Mrs. Robley went lo St. Loui Sunday ifternoon where they a tended a tea given in celebratio of the 25th wedding anniversary Mr. and Mrs.

Porter Robley. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holland Wood River were guests Sunda of Mayor and Mrs. Richard Giller.

Mrs. Leroy Brooks has acceplei a sales position in the local Tow: Shop and began her work Iher Monday. Mrs. Julia McDonald and son Kankakee were weekend guests Mrs. McDonald's sister, Miss Len Keyes.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meldrum Sales Listed By Hemphill The Harry F. Hemphill Agency today announced last week's real; estate sales as follows: To Mr. and Mrs.

Edward T. Jor-. dan was sold the nine room home at 901 Gold owned by Mrs. Mary J. Cahill.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Clements purchased the six-room home at 100 Ohio East Alton, from Mr. and Mrs.

George E. Creeling Mt. and Mrs. Verbon E. McPherson sold the six-room home at 926 to Mr.

and Mrs. John L. Wardle. To Mr. and Mrs.

Orlando E. For- Chesterfield CHESTERFIELD Members of the Dorcas Society will be entertained Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Phoebe Math is. Mrs. J.

F. Talkington and Mrs. Charity Fletcher attended funeral services for their cousin, Mr. Henry Fienie. 73, of Springfield, Monday afternoon at tor, the Hemphill Agoncy sold the residence Mr.

and Mrs. Jiles Reoder, at 2611 Yager St. C. William Bray purchased the property at 425 E. llth St.

from Mr. and Mrs. William Herb of Orlando, Fla. The five-room home at 600 Emerald owned by Mrs. Ruth L.

Hoover, was sold to Charhlll, Inc. Girard. Mr. Flienie died Friday at his home in Springfield. He was born in Carlinville and is a retired employe of Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co.

Mrs. W. E. Duckcls of Chesterfield and Mrs. Cressa Tendick of Greenfield, who observed their birthdays April 17, were honored at a dinner Sunday at the new home of Mr.

and Mrs. William Wood and family, Clifton Ten-ace. Guests included: Mrs. Minnie Gahr, mother of Mrs. Duckcls; Mrs.

Mattie Dams, mother of Mrs. Tendick; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ford and family of Greenfield; Mr. and Mrs.

Phillip Struble and family. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Chlsm and family, Chesterfield; Mr. and Mrs.

W. E. Duckcls of Chesler- field; Mrs. Tendick of Greenfield and Mr. find Mrs.

William Wood and family. Mr. and Mrs. Armin S. Rigsbey and sons of Wood River and her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Bert Malone of Seaton, were Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Duve Rigsbey and son. Mr.

and Mrs. Wayne Arnett of Hettlck visited Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo nett. Utopia "Beer and skittles" Is a British expression symoblizing an ideal existence in which one may drink and play skittles (a gama similar to bowling) to one's heart's content.

REPAIR BULWARKS OF PARKING LOT Concrete cribbing holding fill of hire settling, engineers have decided to Third street parking lot beside city hall place a concrete mix between the crib has always "leaked" fine material placed face and the fill, making an impervious there under heavy rains. To avoid fu- block against the Photo. White Hall and Mrs. Oren Sieber- mann went to Nokomis Sunday to attend the funeral of Russell Ger- man. Read Telegraph Want: Ads Daily A Bolivian sugar firm near Santo Cruz will expand with a $2,500,000 U.S.

loan. 320 lost from your dollar just since the war and year offer raid goes It doesn't matter whether you call it "inflation" or "dollar nibbling" or "higher living costs." Of course you've felt it. The steady whittling away at every dollar you spend or save. The struggle to get through until pay day. The fight to make both ends meet, regardless of higher wages.

How can we stop the value of the dollar going down and down? One of the greatest dangers to the purchasing power of the dollar lies in expecting the federal, state or local-to play Santa Glaus and bring us new services year after year. We simply can't expect to have all the services we would like, however desirable they may be. Not while we're carrying the biggest peacetime military budget in our history. By pressing for new benefits at a time like tliis, we face higher and higher or more and more inflation. Your representative in Congress understands this.

And he knows that in the end it is you who pay the cost of these projects. But he can't hold the line against inflation unless you and others make it clear that this is what you want. Support him in ever)' effort he makes to tighten up on non-defense expenditures and to eliminate waste. So that you can give your representative the backing he expects and deserves, keep yourself constantly informed of the attitude he is taking. A good place to get Lut's stop the drop in the dollar now that information is through your newspaper.

When we have cut every expenditure that is unnecessary or postponable, we'll have taken a big step toward a balanced budget and away from inflation. We'll have also given millions of Americans greater incentive to add to their savings. Not only will a growing nest egg bring a comfortable feeling of independence and security. Those savings, as they are invested, will provide the capital needed for America's future growth. America's growth, and your prosperity, both depend on a stable dollar.

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