Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 8

mam ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, 1951 Archery Contest Winners Announced at Wood River WOOD RIVER Twenty boys. Brown, first; Larry Masscy, sec- won ribbons in the finals of an archery contest for three municipal playgrounds at the Roundhouse Friday morning. Competition was divided into five age groups nine, fen, 11 art (10-yenrs-old) Gary Stew- first: Da Vinyard, second; (11-year-old) Michael Mead, first; Doubles Broadway, second; Billy Hamilton, third; (13- years-old) Joe Bulkovich, first: Tony Kusmanoff, second; Joey 13 and 14 years old and into Costanzo, third; and (14-yenrs- two divisions William Tell and old) Ronald McCartney, first; Rohin Hood. Contestants in the William Tell division survived competition during the week at their respec- Paul Joiner, second. Winners in the Robin Hood division were; Tom Butkovich, first; Chuck tive playgrounds and posted IhejNunn, second; Holliway, highest score there.

Second highlthird; (10-years-old) Gordon Phil- archers competed in thejlips. Kenny Gihbs, second; Rohin Hood division. Winners in the William division (Nine-year-old) mlLaVere Schmidt, third. and (11-years-old) Douglas Smith Tell first; Peter Butkovich, second; Forrest Homes Woman Hurt In W. River Auto Crash WOOD RIVER A old Forrest Homes woman was; reported in "good" condition this; tjOUlll KOXttllCl morning at Wood River ship Hospital where she was ad-! PflglQI' Oil 3 mined early this morning follow-j ing a two-cnr collision at Sixth street and Edwardsville road.

Mrs. Franklin D. Mellenthin, 1423 First Forrest Homes, was admitted shortly after neck injury. Weeks Vacation to the hospital midnight for a She was injured at the intersection when an automobile driven by Robert Herzog, 35, Rt. 1, Edwardsville, smashed into the SOUTH ROXANA The Rev.

W. O. Reinhnrd, pastor of the Wanda and South Roxana Methodist Churches, will be away for the next three weeks as he is attending Garrett Biblical Institute at Evanston. Miss Mary Olive of Edwards- rear of her vehicle as she stopped; vil 'e will speak at Wanda at 9:30 at the stop sign and was wait- a.m. Sunday and at the South Roxana church at.

a.m. The MYF will meet at Wanda at ing to continue east on Edwardsville road. According to police, Herzog's auto knocked Mrs. Mellenthin's vehicle approximately 100 feet. Herzog was arrested at the scene by local police, who took him to the Alton department where a "breathalizer" test on the man proved that he had been drinking.

Herzog was scheduled to ap- p.rn. and the evening worship will beat 7:30 p.m. at Wanda with Mrs. Gibbons of the Hartford Methodist Church giving a chalk talk on "Bridge Builders." Tuesday evening the Junior MYF will meet at the home of Mrs. J.

Fred Longshore. Wednesday evening the WSCS of the Wanda church will meet: at the pear before Police Magistrate Jj chu rch and the mid-week prayer Lancaster today to an-j sci vice wlll be at Wanda Thurs swer a charge of "driving under the influence of liquor and causing an accident." Church Rites Announced At Roxana ROXANA The Rev. L. Mustain, pastor of the Firs Baptist Church will use as Andrews' theme of the 9:45 a.m. chndrcn or Pennsylvania service Sunday "The Church is for Bad People" and at the 7:30 p.m.

worship "Is God's Judge- ment Prunitive or Corrective?" Intermediates who will attend the Ill-Mo Baptist camp next week from the local church are: Eileen Hardesty and Jackye Estes. The lay at 7:30 p.m. with Mrs, Ilar- 'ld Baxter as lender. The Vacation Bible school will )egin Aug. 12 and will be in ses- ion for two weeks.

It will be at he South Roxana church but will be combined with the Wanda hurch. Visiting Rrothnr SOUTH ROXANA T-Sgt. and Mrs. Kenneth Andrews and children, Janice Ann and Kenneth Ray of San Antonio, Texas, are visiting this week with Sgt. An drews' brother and family, Mr and Ave.i Andrews is stationed at Lackland; Air Force Base.

Honored nt Shower SOUTH ROXANA A shower was given Thursday for Mrs. ARCHERY CHAMPS Robin Hoods and William Tells" wh'o won prizes in the archery contest at the Wood River Playgrounds Friday Photo. First Half of '57 Standard Oil of Indiana Earnings Up 8.8 Per Cent CHICAGO Standard Oil Company (Indiana)" and affiliated companies reported total net earn- ngs today of $82,576,935 for the 'irst half of 1957, up 8.8 per cent from $75,903,508 for the comparable 1956 period. Earnings per share fere mid 35,418,821 shares, compared; 52.24 on 33,951,82.1 shares a year ago, based on the average number of outstanding shares. Total income for a six-month pe- topped the billion-dollar mark 'or the first time at $1,049,464,589 compared with $947,909,818 for the irst half in 1956, Chairman Robert E.

Wilson and President Frank 0. Prior said. "Net production of crude oil and natural gas liquids averaged U. of I. Names Journalism Unit Heads URBANA-CIIAMPAIGN, Three faculty members have been appointed as heads of newly-formalized instructional units in the University of Illinois College of Journalism and Communications, President David D.

Henry announced today. Appointments are effective Sept. 1. Prof. C.

II. Sandage will administer the division of advertis-j barrels per day ingi ProL Theodore Peterson the! 291,857 barrels in the comparable! period a year ago. Net crude oil production increased 10.8 per cent," the executives said. "Refinery through-put of crude oil and natural gas liquids averaged 665,967 barrels a day, as compared with 642,739 barrels a up Rev. and Mrs.

Mustain observed the 30th anniversary of Larry McGee nt the home of Mrs. Tillman Barton no Melrose avenue. Gifts were opened prior to the playing of games. Twenty guests their marriage Friday. attended and refreshments were Brad Motsinger of St.

Louis'' scn cd bv thr nosfosscs Mrs. will conduct the 10-10 a.m. wor- iRHlfird P-obrkaste. Mrs. James ship Sunday at the First Pres- rkpr and ISIl Rohcrl Harris, byterfan Church.

Gfeo 'r Neit'js of Members ot the Nazarene, spent the past few T-I days at Nazarene Acres near ill A OI'CCS Springfield attending the Illinois District Assembly and camp day in the first half of 1956, 3-6 per cent," Dr. Wilson and Mr. Prior said. Telephone Co. Files Suit In Macoupiii CARLINVILLE A -complaint has been filed in Macoupin County Circuit Court by Modesto-Scottville Telephone Galen J.

dividsion of journalism, a Prof. H. V. Cordier the division of radio-television. All will report to a new dean of the College to be appointed as successor to Prof.

Fredrick S. Siebert, ho has resigned. Prof. Sandage, 54, a native of Hartfield, holds bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees from the State University of Iowa. He was professor and head of the department at Miami Un iversity from 1937 until 19-16 when he joined the University of Illinois faculty.

He also has taught at Simpson College, Iowa; Kansas State University; University of Pennsylvania; University of California; and Harvard University. From 1935 to 1937 he was chief of the division of transportation and communications fn the United States Census Bureau. Author of numerous texts, monographs, and magazine articles. WINS AWARD Miss Mina Jean Voyles, 1957 graduate of Edwardsville High School, who was awarded the first annual $200 Edwardsville Lion's Club Science Scholarship. The scholarship will be awarded annually to the senior in the graduating class of the high school who is considered to have the greatest potential in the physical or biological sciences.

Miss Voyles will enter Wayne University, Detroit, in the fall. Says Asiatic Flu Pattern Alarming SPRINGFIELD, pidemic outbreaks of Asiatic in- uenza which have appeared reentry In various parts of the United States have all the earmarks of the pattern which pre- eded the devastating epidemic "Spanish" influenza on the Vorth American continent in 918, according to a report lo lov. William G. Stratton by Dr. Roland R.

Cross, director it the Illinois Department of 'ublic Health. "It appears likely," Dr. Cross aid, "that Asiatic influenza now appearing sporadically througn- iut the country in a mild form vill become generally epidemic ater this year and possibly in a much more severe form than now prevails. It happened that vay in 1918." "Vaccine believed to be ef- ective in preventing the Asia ic strain of influenza is now in production. It is hoped that the vaccine will be plentiful on the narket before widespread epi Jemic develops," Dr.

Cross nddecl. "A plan for tapping and using all available resources to com a serious epidemic of influ enza if one develops is under way," Dr. Cross said. A tech nical committee of medical and other specialists to help the state Department of Public Health pre pare for any eventuality is being organized. Vaccination as a preventive will be emphasizec Gibbs, president and manager, against Caldwell Engineering Co.

and Ankron Construction Co. The plaintiff alleges that on Sept. -J5, the defendant Com ativcrtisill 5 research problems and Airman, Home From England, Visits in Godfrey GODFREY. M-Sgt. and Mrs.

Warren Harris are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey P. Harris, of Godfrey. The airforce sergeant and Mrs.

Harris and their four children! recently returned from England, i where he has been stationed the ipast six years. and arrangements made for the )est use of professional person nel, hospitals and other facili ties. "A large scale epidemic of in 'luenza in the United States dur ng the coming fall and winter is a distinct probability," Dr Cross said. "The disease is like ly to spread rapidly with tin advent of cold weather. It i apt to strike many parts of the state and nation almost simul taneously with only a few week? apse at most between peak prevalence on the eastern ant western seaboards.

There is assurance that the virulence of he influenza virus will not increase so that illness will be much more severe than the rela- ively mild illness caused so far this year by the Asiatic strain now widely disseminated in America. Every possible precaution is being taken to prevent the disease and to be prepared to alleviate suffering if a major epidemic does take place." BACK JURY TRIAL Senators who voted for the jury trial left) Senators Prank Church (D-Ida), amendment in the Civil Rights Bill enjoy Joseph C. O'Mahoney (D-Wyo), Lyndon a handshake after giving President Eisenhower a second smashing defeat on his bill by voting for the much disputed jury trial amendment. They are, (from B. oJhnson (D-Tex), Richard B.

Russell (D-Ga) and Estes Kefauver (D-Tenn). (NEA Photo) Horticulturists Report In Godfrey on Low Peach Price Horticultur-i al Society met at the Cabin at the pond on the Monticello College campus Thursday to hear various reports including one which indicated prices of commercial peaches would be low this year. Charles Gerson, chairman of begun but was not carried on very long when it became evident that freezing produce is fast taking the place of old fashioned canning. It was announced that the September meeting will feature a Traffic Jam Traps Motorist on Rail Track SAN DIKGO, Calif. nightmare traffic jam caught Harold Buddy Locate, 22, with his car on a railroad track Friday and a train coming.

Police said Locate could neither move his car forward nor backward because of the bumper-to- bumper congestion at the Laurel the orchard committee of thej Humbert Rd. Members voted a historic society, said that com-'small assessment to mercial peaches are bringingj costs. fish fry at the home of Mr. crossing of the Santa Fe Mrs. C.

E. Schellcnberg of tracks. i The passenger train's diesel defray locomotive spun the car and hurled it into a ditch bordering Home From Vacation son gets underway. Peach crop is promising if the orchardist has overcome the ground rot which wan caused by excessive moisture. Vigilant spraying would have prevented the rot, Gerson reported.

In spraying during rainy seasons the commercial Stick-um should' be used. He also said that apple var-' ieties of maiden blush, early transparent and wealthy should be in good crop this year. Members were able to view first hand the work of a corn borer. A member brought a green stalk of corn infested with the insects. Charles mentator for the display period when flowers and produce at the meeting were Henry Saltgast, Sam Lindley and his mother, Mrs.

Sam Lindley. Hosts and hostesses included: E. R. Meister. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Gerson. Henry Bachman and Mrs. H. Griffee.

Locates 'Marvin "Who Raises Mink' Friday's classified ad in the Telegraph which read "Marvin who raises mink, call lady whose house you visited Sunday" brought results. Marvin's brother-in-law called the seller and contact has been re-established. The seller of the house said the tracks. Locate was taken to a hospital with a possible skull fracture, a broken arm and cuts on his face and body. The congestion was caused by ihift-end traffic from Convair and Ryan aircraft plants.

Locate is employed at Ryan. H. M. Steward, engineer of the train, said he saw Locate was trapped when the train was 300 feet from the intersection and applied the brakes. The train was going 25 to 30 miles an hour.

Drop Drunk Driving Charge Against Actress LOS ANGELES A municipal judge has dismissed a misdemeanor drunk driving charge wnen ana produce he Te i egr aph story was wrong brought by. the members were and tne ori na buvep djd Against actress Gm Scala on the orvitmri tnofa tt'ac inctrf exhibited. EAST ALTON Mr. and Grapcs are it was re- Mrs. B.

R. Hull, 175 St'. Louis i ortcd and to protect them from returned Wednesday from llircls and insects was advised four-day vacation to the Lake tllat bags be tied around them. of the Ozarks. A cacoon has been found on "back out" of the deal but was unable to aise the purchase price.

Punishment Fits KAMLOOPS, B.C. JP Two boys aged 9 and 11 who lit fires Hull is the owner and operator! the crown of novv in now but unoccupied houses of the Wilshire Village plnes a men ber reported. It isj hore will po i ish fire engines to Shop. Telegraph Want Ads "CLICK" deadly and kills the tip of the work off th 'e ir surp us energy, branch. A discussion of canning was Prof.

Sandage has served as a consultant on marketing and The family will be here about eight days before he reports to bis new station at Salina, panics were widening and resiir-j 10 various business firms lacing a road north from the agencies. Inge of Scottville to the Macoupin-' son Dr Allan Morgan County line and whilei is an internationally-known they were working on the road bridge known as Big Apple Creek, ii is alleged that the defendant WILLIAM F. BELL. 25, son of meeting. Rev.

Psaute will speaki-Mrs. Marguerite Bell, 40 Eck- at the 10:45 a.m. worship andjhardt Wood River, and the 7:30 p.m. service Sunday at his church here. WMU Work Meeting late Russell M.

Bell, is at home companies wrongfully and negligently destroyed plaintiff's telephone poles and telephone wires by bulldozing the poles out of the on leave this" weekend. He has ground and burning the poles and been on special assignniont atiwircs. He has been in service 12 years. The family also is visiting his as- brother and sister-in-law, Mr. land Mrs.

Richard Harris, of Clif- is a na-jton Terrace, and his sister of tronomcr. Prof. Peterson, tive of Albert Lea. where 1 Alton, Mrs. Margaret Pineda.

he edited two weekly newspap-l ers before getting a bachelor's degree at the University of Min nesota. His master's work was completed 4 at Kansas State and Train Breaks Down; ROXANA The Women's Mis-JKansas City which was complet-i The defendants requested siouary Union of the First Bap-ied last week. list Church had an all-day work meeting Thursday at the church JAMKS STANLEY SIMPSON. arid the day was spent quilting eon at noon. Those attending were: son of Mr.

and Mr. Franklin Simpson, 1126 State who has just enlisted in the U.S. Naval aviation cadet program, will go the Ph. D. at Illinois.

He was on the faculty at Kans- Passengers Take 1 Taxi plaintiff to their lines which was rebuild ad from Wo and NEW YORK usu- are a bit shy about bally- State and University of Ore-! hooing a breakdown in service. Roy Johnson, Mrs. Albert 10 15 sai ola F1 lo flight Mrs. Susie Snedeker, Mrs. Walt-' lines were destroyed by the His bonk Maj zinK in fondants and their agems.

II isi Tu Pntif th Century," received the'! Ibey felled trees research award of Sigma ill SO brush upon the lines and the New York Central broke nlnp a reason. Tlie railroad announced Friday that on Thursday it had to call take home all three Chi. and anolhnr work. Mapes, Mrs. L.

E. itraininH.Upon completion of the; 1 1 1 11 "IP Theories of the Press," lo such an extc plaintiff was forced to the passengers aboard a broken-down Putnam division train. The train stalled at the Kingsbridge station 'I" NAVCAU Simpson lu sll(TI an tbat tho'of which he was co-author re- i be commissioned an ensign liimtlff lol dispose oficeived the 1955 Kappa Tail the Navy. He formerly attend-! the com la research award. 1 The trio of passengers occupied ed Washington University, Tll dt-fomlants wore i-equestedj Prof, Peterson has been edi- tu air-conditioned cars with seats Mrs, m-.

Louis. CAPT. KENNETH L.PATTKR- SON. in military service since e-i Hamilton and Mrs. Newton Tucker.

Presbyterian Aid Meets ROXANA The Ladies Aid his enlistment on June 17, 19-11, Society of the First been assigned to Lathrop, Church donated 48 dish as finance officer and for use in the church kitchen at'chief ol finance and accounting the shower, according to the an-jdivision of the comptroller office nouncement at the meeting ofiat Sharpe General Depot. Com- the Aid Thursday afternoon in 19-13, he was trans- the church. Sixteen members from the infantry to the tended. were rfad Mrs. Willard Grandfiold Mrs.

James Snyder who served as hostesses. finance department 10 years lal- by 'er. In Vietnam, Capt. Peterson Alton Man Fined For Drunken Drivhi" and served as linancial advisi-r to also the Vietnamese Military De- jfense Dept. and budget officer for the Military Assistance Advisory Group.

Last year he was im 1 winner in a golf ttmrnanient to desist sheriff and at one time the torial consultant to the Ampri-' for swered persons each, and has the of Macoupin County an- can Medical U'rijers 1 Association! sen cs of £our crew members plaintiff's call requesting since and is a member of! Why the publicity? The Central help in stopping the destruction.jtlit? editorial board of "Journal-'has applied lo the Public Service The plaintiff damages in ism Quarterly." Me also is on commission to discontinue serv the amount og and costs the advisory council for the on the Putnam division he of suit. i Marriage Lieeu.se Issued jamin Franklin Magazine Awardslcause of too fow passengers and which are administered by the' high cost of operation. CARLINVILLE A manage license was issued, in the clerk's office lo Charles Bruce Pine. 'JO, and Mary Klaine Zarges. University of Illinois.

Prof. Conlier, 40, earned his Cordier is a native of North ichelor's degree at Manrhest-jC-anton, Oliio. College, completed a masl-l lie has worked in television IS, both of Bunker Hill. Another! 1 al Mi( Slate t'niver-p i announcing and license was issued to John 1 1 a Ph IX al University newsc.asting,_ serves as produ Dearduff, 19, Lilchfield. and Jan-; ice Matlack, 18, Shipmau.

Illinois. icr-director for the University's He fame (o the fncul-isiations and WILL-TV in 1949 after teaching at Mich-iand appears frequently on Shrimp haxe a life span of 15 Slatp and Allegh.tiy College 'WCIA. Champaign, year unless they end up in a EAST ALTON sponsored by the Chartered! Banks of Indo-China, 'llie na tj er shrimp cocktail earlier. Cottage Hills, recent- A local man 'f rjions at 7 KlIJorado Hy ar ii cipated jn a sev en-day Stockton, Calif. ERNKST E.

RHYNK, seaman, field training exercise with the Illh Airborne Davision's was jailed Friday night-for operating a motor vehicle while: i -fi ijik.ni oii ftt'tiiiiclii, under the mflucnce of SN son of Mr and Mrs MapJ Infantry, in Germany. Conroy, following an arcrfent in which Un Jthyne Ifj5 Cou dina Avc whose mother, Mrs. Rita Boswell he struck a parked car. Alton, is serving with the lives at 2 82nd East Charles Hale of 404 Dry St. Navy Rhine Paver Patrol in Su Ix)uis is a rifleman in the entered a plea ol guilty to the Germany i infantry's Company B.

He en- ch-irge before Police Magistrate- the Army in May 1954 and Kd Kirk and was fined $50 and PFC WARREN 13. CONROY. completed basic training at Fort costs. son ol Kutsfll T. Conroy, 16UNeu-Jacksun, S.

C. While traveling west on St. Ixjuis avenue Hale struck the rear of a car parked on St. unattended near the corner of Herman street. The ear lhat was damaged ic owned by James Dunnagan of 1902 Rodgers St.

Alton. GRADE A HOMOGENIZED MILK ANNOUNCEMENT! The Office of Cox, Smith Bassett ATTORNEYS AT LAW Hos Been Re-locoted at 16 W. Lorena Ave. Wood River, Telegraph Want Ads "CLICK" ground there was insufficient dence. Miss Scala.

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