Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 7

MONDAY, JANUARY 16, ALTON BVENINO TELEGRAPH MOI Anna Trump Dies at Age 75 Mil. Anna Mowell Trump, 75, of Charles Trump, died Sunday it 3:15 p. m. at her home, 162 Pence, East Alton, following a prolonged Illness. A daughter of the late Mr.

and Mrs. William Veatch, Mrs. Trump was born June 7, 1874, at Cur by, Ind. She had resided In the Alton and East Alton areas for the past 28 yean, since shortly before the death of her first husband, Samuel Dilifnan, In 1923. Mrs.

Trump was a member of Church of God, East Alton. Surviving In addition to her husband, are four sons, Artie Dlllman, English, Elvis and Earl Dlll- man, East Alton; Elgte txilman, Amarillo, and four daughters, Mrs. Floyd Harvey, Long Beach, Mrs. Mae Malloy, East Alton; Mrs. Bernard Smith, New and Mrs.

Raymond Scott, Paoll, thret sisters, Mrs. Gilbert Young, Miami, Mrs. Bell Satlerfleld, MarenRo, and Mrs. Nancy Atkins, Vallejo, nine grandchildren and seven great grandchildren, The body is at Streeper funeral home where friends may call after 6 p. m.

today. Funeral rites will be conducted Wednesday at 3 p. m. In the funeral home. Burial be In Alton cemetery.

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1701 Nelton. Michael Grttton. Ellen 11M Mri. Amy Prttchett, avenue. Wood River.

Mn. Clara GraftM, 11M Putnam. Parley 3913 Ometa Mri. £hariette Deer Plain. Raymond Carroll.

Medars. Jewel Orbln. Bethalto. Warren Ash. 1010 Phlnncy, Mrt.

Oma Lee Baker. J007 Mn. Katie Dlettcl. 1810 Mlllcreit. Mri.

Hoia McCleerey, S113 Lincoln. Gerald Murphy, Jeneyville. Route 1. Lothaf Dierstein, Godfrey. Route 1.

Mn. Betty Parlih, Cottaie HUH. Mrt. Eula DeStlvey, 1010 Belle. Mn.

Desule Keller. 1009 Pearl. Brenda Ledtord, Kail Seventh, Hartford. Snrilfit MM Muby 1218 Main. Mn.

Evelyn Northcutt, Godfrey, Lucy Ament, 407 State Aid RoSrt. East Alton. Prank Sumner. Hartford. Mabel Jones, Kant Alton, Route MN.

Dorothy Whelchel. HUH. Mlaa Ruby Scrociins, 1113 Main. Mrs. Edna Johnston and Infant Roark and infant daughter, Welt Alton, Mo.

Mn. Juanlta Hamilton and Infant Opal Cantrell and infant 901 Eait Lorena, Wood River. Mrs. Rosalie Johnson and Infant daughter. 609 Mother.

Purcell Leroy, 3345 Belle. Mln Virginia Thuerkoff, Route II, Edwardsville. Jolly Metller. 17ZS Rogeri. Mrs.

Lollle Wills, 420 Job. East Alton. Mrs. Marjorie Schueler, Dorsey. Mrs.

Laura Vandegrlff, 589 Highland. Mn. Eleanor Roettgeri, Hullerton. Steven Fiedler, Godfrey. Miss Mildred SUnich, SOI Tlpton, Wood River.

Mrs. Mary Logan. 2304 Birch. Mrs. Thclmn Klrby.

1229 Clawion. Charles Smith, 2720 Walnut. Ga.vle Aulabaugh. MO Fullerton. Donald Graham, Cottage Hllli.

Miss Mary Henderson, 808 Alton. Judith Brumfleld, Patoka. Diana Brumfleld, Rose Marie Greenwell. 2310 Suniet. Claudia Manning, 3510 Blicayne.

Dorothy Lock, Dow. Mri. Anna Schlansker. 1203 Garden. Mrs.

Margaret Mawhee and Infant ion, 510 Porter. Mrs. Margaret Pile and Infant daughter, 308 Maple. Roxana. Mrs.

Mary Iienberg and Infant eon. Mr' Arlene Wiseman and Infant daughter. 2816 Vlewland. Mrs. Ruth Schroeder and infant ion.

Godfrey. Si. Joseph's Hospital Mcdlcil Treatment Mn. Ella Gray, 109 Glddlngi, Jersey Mn. Martha 229 Eait Penning, Wood River.

William Johnson. 1920 Plasa. Mri. Battle Travis, 1927 Sanford. Louii Duitman, Worden, Route 1.

William McKee, 837 Madlion, Edwardsville. Mrs. Narcia Marie Norman, wife of Lloyd Norman. 21X1 Brown. Mri.

May Hall, Wood River. Mrs. Emma Pruett, 207 Klngshighway East Alton. Surflcal Treatment Mrs. Gladys Comley, 2312 Elizabeth.

George Ferguson, Jeneyville. Otis Coble. .1508 Oscar George Holmes, 1928 Alby. Armando Tovo. 382 McClure.

Mrs. Wanda Harrii, 2833 Watalee. Mn. Freda Graham. 642 Fifth, Eait Mn.

Grett Elliott, 476 Hamilton, Wood River. Dlimliiali Ralph Wallace, 2004 State. Robert Joseph Leady, 233 Flora. Albert Edward Roie, 2101 State, Anthony Swift, Godfrey. Pamela Carter, Eait Alton.

Philip Taylor, MS Union. Sam Melitello, 27 South Main. Wood Acts AT ONCE to relieve (CAUSED IV COLOS) for years thousands of Doctors prescribed potTUssnt. It aoto at once not only to relieve cougblnt due to colds but also 'lootmt up' phlegm makes it easier to raise. rwiussw is sale for both old and JANUARY EATURE JACOBY'S HamaEaMMIM-i ABetmtifvl UIITIIIIIIII nDipDiiii ILECTRIC REFRIGERATOR ComiMira) Point By it it OnH with f-YMr frctoction Plan AH-stMl Ccbinat, Plush it Oillltf Tray it HM4umls1ity Drawer "tt Tell ftfiHIa) it AcMtvflstinf Pcrcttaln 8 CU.

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Beginner easy designs, and ideas worthy of an expert's attention. A Free needlework pattern printed In the book. River. Mrs. Frances Grimes, 312 West Seventh.

Mrs. Roiezener Love, 220 Went Twelfth. Mlsi Betty Lou Keel, 2500 East Broad way. William I. Henderson, 1R7 West Nineteenth.

Mrs. On Adelle Belle, 211 Dorrls. Mil. Geneva Hilton, Edwardsville. William Dean, 394 Tenth, Wood River.

Starlene Deiper, 1711 Feldwisch. William Buich, Edwardsville. William Broer, 3720 Humbert. Marilyn Rich, Edwardnvllle. Mrs.

Josephine Stewart, Wood River. Wood River Township Hospital MetUcal Treatment Peter J. Pauloi, 457 Wood River, Wood River. Joseph Butkoich. 302 South Main, Wood River.

Herschcl Cannon, 40 Welt Acton, Wood River. Linbeth Bowman. 318 Mill, Bethalto. Mri. Anna Marie Grems, 149 Shamrock, East Alton.

Mrs. Elmer 114 Weft Sixth Roxana. Mri. Not, 135 Illinois, East Alton. Surgical Treatment Robert Ruskin, 124 West Third, Roxana.

Mri. Etta Kemmery, 10T" School, East Alton. David Allen Martin, 151 Madison, Wood Mrs. Daisy Ballard, 181 Madison, Wood River. Mrs.

Ollie Allen, 127 West Second, Roxana. John Dwyer, 139 Second, Roxana. Mri. Elizabeth Meyers, 834 Halloran, Wood River. Mri.

Vivian Meadows. Bethalto. Dismissals Mrs. Alice Draper, Route 1, Edwardsville. Mrs.

Elsie Pursier. 56A West Ferguson, Wood River. Robert Ruskin, 124 West Third, Roxana. John Sturgill. Route 1, East Alton.

Mrs. Irene Biggs and infant daughter, 712 St. Louis, East Alton. Mrs. Marcella Halbach and infant ion, 513 Bait Filth, Alton.

Mri. Tedrick, 1, Id- Mrs. Alberta 701 fait Ferguson, Wood River. William F. Thompson 4M North Ninth, Wood River.

Charlie Trail, Cottage Hills. Steven McMonlgle, Lincoln, Cottage Hills. Loyce Varner, 968 Acton, Wood River, Mri. Wilma Magulre, 278 Seventh, Wood River. Ronald Autery, 614, Sheppard.

Alton. Mri. Virginia Cooper, 219 Indiana, South Roxana. Mrs. Betty Stormer and infant ion, 209 Elbe.

Wood River. Mrs. Eileen lUnser and infant ion. 314 Chaffer, Roftana. Mri.

Rose Mary Totora and infant daughter, 781 Condlt, Wood Rrver. Mn. Arllne Hertz and infant ion, U4 Oik, East Alton. Injured In CollUion Charles F. Desper, 27, of Decatur, received emergency treatment In St.

Joseph's Hospital Saturday evening following minor Injury In an automobile collision of Missouri Route 99 in St. Louis county. Police learned that he had been riding as a passenger In a car of Edwin Roller of 715 Brown whose car was disabled In the accident and towed back 10 Alton by the Haper service. Resper returned with the towing outfit, it was said, then went by cab to the hospital for attention. EURAU3IA, Hothlng li mwe quickly for the relief of neuralgia and "isdaehe than Liquid Capudlne.

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contrast. This pattern, easy to use, simple to sew, is tested for fit. Has complete illustrated instructions. Sent! 29 in coins for this pattern to ANNE ADAMS, care of Alton Telegraph, 177, pattern 243 Went 17th New York 11, N. V.

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When the Shurtleff group arrived in Normal, they were placed in the "direct clash division" of the tournament, a type of debate in which they lacked experience. To the surprise ot both Dr. Fadner nnd other schools participating, the Shurtleff men defeated Augustana, St. Ambrose and Wheaton, and lost to Northern Illinois State Teachers College and Bradley University. The Shurtleff team debated, upon request, on either the affirmative of negative side of the question, "Resolved that all basic nonagricultural industries should be nationalized." Other tournaments are scheduled for the second semester of the present school year.

quartet at Colllnsvllln The Shurtleff male quartet composed of Kenneth VVikowsky, BUI Reed, John Rowers and Glen Thomas presented a concert In Collinsville Sunday night. The event was sponsored by the Collinsville High School Choral Parents Association. Delores Zimmerman was accompanist for the singers. Fathers to Re Hosts WOOD RIVER. A symposium panel and music by the Shell quartet will highlight the January meeting of the Lorena Avenue Parent-Teacher Association at the Wood River School, Tuesdny, when the fathers will be hosts.

Thome Cor the meeting is "A Father Looks Toward Better Homes," and N. T. Robey of the Illlnl Toast masters Is in charge of the panel discussion. Hi WMtA funeral rites for William Wtitte, 71, of 2338 Browtt, who died Thursday, were conducted Sunday at 2:30 p. m.

In First Baptist ihurch, Stonlngton, 111. The ReV. J. F. Glock of Orlana, 111., assisted by the ftev.

A. E. Reeh, officiated at the rites, and Darleno Kline, with Mrs. J. A.

Armstrong as accompanist, sang. Burial was in Mall cemetery, Blue Mound. 2 Vehicle Thefts Within a period of four minutes, Sunday forenoon, the police reports of two vehicle thefts an automobile, the other a sled. Eldon E. Lowery of 1621 said his coach, parked to the rear of his residence, had disappeared during the night.

Stan- Indonesian Envoy to U. S. JAKARTA, Jan. 16. sources today said the new United States of Indonesia's first ambassador to Washington will be All Sastroam- idjojo, onetime representative of the republic of Indonesia before the United Nations.

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