Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 11

MONDAY, AUGUST 26, 1957 ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH PAGE MdSVSfff Upwcr Vlioii Events SEE YOU IN PEN, Cttt OP BACK-TO-SCHOOL KTOS The kid, about 8, said, "See you in the 1 And he did mean school. Every year the atmosphere changes almost urmotSceably and on the Monday before Labor Day kids are analyzing theeir back-to- school positions. This kid happened to be standing in front of Block's on College avenue when he made the announcement about seeing his buddy in the pen. It was the type of thing that the rules say you should discourage hut it always has been a problem to divorce adult Instituted rules from the rules which kids estab lish about these things. Every adult was a kid at one time and he has a hard time nol remembering it.

The young fellow at Block's started the reporter on one of his searches. Kids to get in formation out of because they are among the world's most hones creatures. This year, it might be said t( start, the hnavy vote goes for the kiris who think going back is school is not only a bore but a horror. Bui, of course, there were the usual one or two who couldn't wait for the bell. With a spotty academic background, especially in the elementary years, the reporter is always awed by these kids.

This little girl said she was going shopping today for school clothes she just couldn't wait until schi'nl opened so she could show ime, as long as people understood what he was saying. It went like that. Seven youngsters were, ahem, slyly asked, their opinions about returning to school. Four were not only against it but. with a little prodding they might have been for the dissolution of the country's entire school system.

As long as a double negative still gets the poinl across, why worry? One, the girl, couldn't wait. The other two, one a boy, were down Ihe middle on the question. The boy couldn't wait for the meeting with his oid pals. He looked on studies as a required payment for the privilege of rounding up in one small school yard, some 50 boys in his age bracket. It doesn't look like a good year for the teachers.

Last year about half the kids talked to- were anxious to get their fuel back under the desk. This year. well. But to worry about it don't do no good. HERMAN BOTT BETTER AFTER IN STORK Herman Bott, 1817 Clawson St in Alton Memorial Hosplla Upper njury.

Kassler was catching when he was struck by a foul tip. He is employed at McDonnell Aircraft Co. inc. A 11-year-old boy also was hurt playing ball Sunday. Earl Mosby, 3410 Agnes Blvd Born to: I'vt.

and Mrs. Harold M. Green of Lawton, formerly of Alton, a son, first child, 10:25 p.m. Saturday. Mrs.

Green is the former Miss Margaret Twitty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Woodrovv Twitty ut Alton. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

Maurice Green of 1 Holly Hill, Godfrey. was taken to St. Joseph's Hos I Mr. and MM. Lpstcf It.

pltal and dismissed after treatment for an In.iury to the left ear. He was struck with a baseball bat, records showed. SEEK TWO4-WAT STOPS ON N. RODOEilH AVE. Bride, 301 Pennsylvania, South Roxana, a daughter, seven pounds and six ounces, 5:02 a.m.

Saturday, Wood River Township Hospital. Mr. find Mrs. William L. Rry- nnt, Cottage Hills, a son, eight North Alton Mews PETITION ASKS PARKING BAN ON CHURCH ST.

A petition, comprised of names of all property owners on the east side of Church street, has been addressed to Mayor' P. W. Day, and Alton council members for their consideration. The petition asks banning of all parking on the West side of the street, which is the east side ol McKinlny document School property. Ihe they visited the Duqoln State Fair, where Horn's cousin, Mrs.

Nick Crouch, almost completely swept the top winner entrants foods, Mrs. Crouch's candy, cakes, bread, jellies, and canned foods were judged the best in all but three of her entries. Besides Mr. and Mrs. Horn of 2'I'J9 Ttbbil those who attended the fair were three of their chll- idren, including Dick, who is vislt- i ing at nome from army service j(oet width of the street, the dead- A petition to the City and five ounces, 6:05 calls for four-way stops at two a.m.

Saturday. VVood River places along N. Rodgers Avenue Township Hospital. to reduce speed of motorists andj Mr. and Herman to discourage drag racing.

j.Jurnes, 3fi19 Coronario Al- Six residents who signer! them-! 10 a son four-pounds and 12 selves as taxpayers seek ouncns 3:10 n.m. Sunday, Wood difficult to has just completed eight weeks basic training at Ft. Leon is en route to Campi to complete his du Geltz To Preside At Town Board In the absence of Mayor Day on vacation, Alderman'Roy Geltz, as mayor pro tern, will pilot the Alton town board through its regular meeting tonight. He also is slated to preside over the City Council meeting of next Wednesday night. About a year ago, the town board adopted a rule that in absence of the mayor, the mayor pro tem should automatically preside as acting chairman of the board.

Also Inducted is no- ty ln six mon(h pro 4 flt Co nty eflt of possible to chil- gram Miss Lm Manns a so on the school ground. the Horns. EDWARDSWILLE Opening The petition becomes only a con- of provision of the traf-j STKrcK Hv Ml)I ific code, prohibiting parking onl LACERATES ANKLE jclates were announced today ISt. Boniface and Trinity Lutheran (Schools. at Gary avenue and drive intersections with N.

Rodg-! cn j' (lrpn and Township Istreets adjacent to school proper-: Mrs. Clara Vaughn. 5 Sullivan' Bo1 1 1 scllools UI ve the full rtlTt-mc. xorvt who accidentally stepped fir st fu 1 classcs on Sept ers. The petitionstatcd.

that, "This 12 months. Mr. and Mrs. Troy D. Cole-.

i will help reduce speed of anto-l mobiles in this narrow street and eliminate accidents." It added 1 16 dn five pounds and 15 ounces. 7:18 a.m. Sunday, Wood of senous! Rjvf Hospi The section named in the peti-jthe path of a. mop handle in the on is lots 1 through 7 of Blockjhands of )icr husband, Sunday, suf- 4. Registration for St.

is Tuesday while registration fo 5. of the Howlan-Lowe subdivision, fered lacerations to her right an-j Trin 'i ls 3 at 9 which is believed to have henn do- vcloped before the 50-year-old school building was built, or an- that N. Rodgers is ichild, Tina Rap, 11 months. Inexcd to the'city of Alton. presently used for and Mr.

ami Mrs. C'lmrlPs K. kle as a result. She was taken by her husband to St. Joseph's Hospital where she received emer- othor members of his immediat family at the Sunday event wer Harold Gracey and children, For drag T)m jn a son wds ami i L.i->tiitiu J.QJi DI.

anu excessive spcens anti some- 1 is in Alton Memorial Hosplla thing should be done to iS 15 fls 05 where he was taken Friday after this dangerous situation. Ind ori 'r Tow collapsing In an Upper Alton: Hospital. Mrs. 1 harp is ihe FRM- TKKES AT His condition has improved and COLLEGE, MAIN he was expected to be discharg-! Four large trees' were of the family said that Bott property at College avenue II is expected the petition, slgn-jsed. hy William Fuller, Carl Hayn-j Vs.

Curtis Fisher, H. M. (i()M)KN H. Johnston, and H. OBSERVED gency treatment and was dism.is-!guson, Mrs.

Rose Gracey an ifrtmily, Mrs. John Hardy and chi jdren qf St. Louis, and the D. familv of Milton ROPC A on Illinois Head Honored At Reception reception honor of Miss Dorothy ITink, vho was rccnntly elected vice chairman of the North Central Region of National Federation ofj mon L. Anderson, district min- ster from New York, spoke oh the subject, "Removing the Barriers BividinR Mankind." An immersion service was held laturday afternoon, with 20 symbolizing their dedication.

Jehovah's Witnesses Home From Meeting Delegates from the local eon- gregation of Jehovah's Witnesses who returned Sunday night front their Circuit Assembly in Tay- lorvillc over the weekend ed that a peak attendance of 643 was reached Sunday when Ray- been ailing with anemia. In one other case: Main Street as another step former AIlss Theola dnut-'hter of and Mrs. George Snodgrass, Route 1. East Alton. Mrs.

Effie Tharp, 223 Cardot, East Alton, is the paternal grandmother. Rodvrrs, will be presented at Wed-1 Golden Circle will honor mem-: Other friend" and family mem-bay shower tbnn off. She hi'! VI'I jwas made to clear the site for Mrs. Charles W. Combs, 626la modern business building.

Leonard is in Alton Memor-i Three oaks and an elm ial Hospital with arthritis, rnnmher of the lamilv said. Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. Schmidt, jnesrlay's coiincil meetili; VBS CI.OSlNf! HELD The graduation program of First Church of God VBS which closed Business and Professional Women's Clubs and who was reelected president of the Illinois federation of Business and Professional Woman's Club, was held Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m.

at St. Mary's Cottage. Those presiding at. the punch were Miss Dorothy Bonham, Mrs. Mary S.

Clayton, Mrs. Louise Ahrens, Mrs. Jeannette Smoltz, Mrs. Pauline Musso, anc Mrs. Dorothy Winter.

The receiving line consisted ol Miss Evelyn Bowles, president; Miss Fink, Mrs. -Hilda Reagan corresponding secretary; ant Mrs. Louise Dunbraw, recording secretary. Guests attended from Salem Carllnville, Collinsville, Alton Wood River, East St. Louis, St Louis, Jerscyville, Venice, Gran ite City, and Maflison.

llnmircd at Shower EDWARDSVILLE--A surprise was given Sunday A 600-acre sulfur mine on Nis- sires Island, Agean Sea, Greece, is being offered for sale. bers who had birthdays in June, hers comprised the guest list of 27. afternoon in honor of Mrs. Wll July or August, at its meeting! Wednesday at 10 a.m. There will "AIM'UiK AT I'UAYOHOUND be a sack lunch at noon, followed REPORTED TO POUCE -IT- Pnn.l 1 by serving of cake and coffee i in recognition of the anniversaries, and a white elephant sale.

Friday, was hold Sunday evening -in the church. The total was 117. with average ASroR RM URNS, be knocked down su f-'ounces. 10:37 p.m. Sundav, ervision of a tree surgeon.

Other a CHAPLAIN D.TY to list the outfits shp She was Friday and'smaller ones b. 7 vnr.r. nH Mrs Schmidt is the former MNs was expected to be discharged-too. Paul Walters, to Alton Police Saturday afternoon. The playground building had awarded to pupils: '-pastor of Elm Street Presbyterian i been broken into; paint was Minor damage to property at Hoffmeisler Playground, believed to have happened within the past two days, was reported by Hospital' po rfoct or with olll a on(Mla Rev.

William R. Kimbroneh. 111 ICu TI tr. r.t Ham KllioU at the Maryville American Legion Hall by Mrs. James Schlemer and Mrs.

Michael Tessaro. Games were played, prizes were awarded and refreshments served by the hostesses. Those present were: Misses Al- ivlna and Margaret Schlemer, Mrs. Lydia Blake, Mrs. Nellie Mrs.

Mnry Heller, Mrs. Lucille Wille, Mrs. Elaine Ackerman, Mrs. Margaret Wille, Mrs. Mary Ann Thomas, Mrs.

Richard Mueller, Miss Carolee Schapfer, Mrs. Mary E. Nichols, Miss Margie Tessaro, Mrs. Qulnn Howard, Mrs. Janet Elliott, Mrs.

Mnry Schlemer, Mrs. Bernice Pinkas, Mrs. Georgi Ann Elliott, Mrs. Darlene Jracck, Miss Rose Ann Tessaro, Mrs. Edwin Schlemer, Mrs.

Gih Bergeschneider and Miss Carol Sajovetz. Those who sent gitts but were unable to attend wore Mrs. Ver- Mrs. John JSteiner, Mrs. Roger Landreth, Miss Dolores Sharp, Mrs.

Blanche Riggs, Mrs. Lydia and Velma Primas, 'Miss oj Ann Barton, Mrs. Paul Lizotte and Mrs. Milton Seigrlst. bv Pow going Io wear on each MIC-J'" about 10 days.

Mrs. Bod's. Job tig day of dusses and jijrondilion is about the same as'den wr shf was through the vnen entering, tlie family the trees was expected month of September before she Srt-d, "Then I'll have to wear the first outfit again." about studies sho Slid, "Oh. I don't mind them. I do pretty wwll in class.

And it gives me something to do Didn't she to any clubs, go picnic-king, and that ber said. SF.COXI) REGISTRATION AT i EAST JUNIOR TUESDAY A second registration will be! only a hours. Mrs. Walter Schmidt uf to arc the paternal grand- iparents. tpacliTs.

Mrs. Noble, director. jassistH hy ATrs. Cleo P. will return to the about, and a sliding! iSchlemer, Miss Ann Barbara Schlemer, N' ector, was of his church this Sunday afterward broken.

It also Knirn. i arl absence of two weeks. The! 11 several small fires had been!" Row, Mrs. rs. Maxine Tegtmeler, N.

E. MARY Upholstering, Slip Cover Draper-tea nntl Complete of OVER VF.AR.S IN ALTON H30 AI.BV SI PH. Z-KWJ MIS. AND MRS. R.

A.LLEN BACK FROM OZAKK TRIP jvarious classes were kindergarten, Mr. and Mrs. M. G. MpRl.vea, 'hm band.

Mrs. Clarence! Lorena Wood River, Corj mbs, Mrs. Leroy Colman; pri- Teachers and presentation otj lniniste r. a Naval Reserve set on tne board. I 'I'l Mr.

and Mrs. Robert AL-jes, at 12:50 la son, eight pounds, f3ve ounc- a.m. Sundav, St. r-. a i-s ai it.w a.m.

he at East Junior High 2633 Muey have Hospital. Tuesday, for those students vvhoj turned from a one-week vacation' Mr. and Mrs. ate new to the Alton Public; at a resort hotel near 921 Pearl St a School system and who have not Mo. previously registei-pd.

of thine during the summer? She did, hut it does get to hp a after it goes on for weeks. How old was she? showed she was beyond years. "Only 12," she answered! rt port rard consciously, already ATT END NATIONAL people would think she was 15. JDRAG RACES SUNDAY Then came the kid (who could a Mr. and Mrs.

Chancy Dizon, nine ipounds, 10 ounces, at 12:40 a.m. mary. litany and song, Mrs. Carl Johnson, Mrs. William and Miss Rosalie Smart: junior, portrayal of a worship service, Mrs.

Edward Stone and Miss Mary Bradshaw; lain, has been on duty on a des-' The nauisancc damage was be- troyer escort with the Great Lakesi" evec to havc l3Cen done DV jyoungsters. A report of greater consequence was also received at the police desk. Saturday evening Wilbur Holmes of 4 W. Delmar told the authorities that some- PWO AND BOARD MEETS TUESDAY The regular meeting of the Wo- Til resort is on the Sunday, SI. Joseph's Hospital Kepslering begins at 9 a.m.

River in the Ozark foothills. They Mr. and J. W. (Juinn.

51 7 al thp mf)S of time a daughter, seven Axe mir.g -and taking part in plan-'pounds. 14 ounces, at 11:52 n.m. art askpd to bring nert activities at ihe vacation-Saturday, St. Joseph's Hospital. i Poi.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kelley, Mrs Allen is assistant regis-iS 1 E. Delmar. a daughter, six Association of Elm Street high, radio broadcast oni pre shylerian Church has been set Urlng Fnda vn 'Sht his boat.

Inmsions. Mrs. Wayne Bradshaw Tuesday at 7 p.m instead ored at AUon Boat docks at kitchen workers, Miss 'Kay, 0 last Monday, as ha. been WaS Sl investi a iBull. Miss Barbara Coombs and customary.

he learned that a man anda Mrs. Rose Allensworlh. In order to show coordination 'J have haulcd Lerov Colman thp tntai p''e ooai to study all that stuff in the book? and (hey don't teach you nothing." day. Th of vita! statistics for Alton.jpound, 14 ounces, at 5:38 p.m. 'PETITION- FOR BUS TO St Jos(? Hospital.

KOK RUS TO Mr and Mrs Gordon McEw ailLDRE.V'S CLINIC en, 636 E. Vandalia, Edwards- series of I Bus in front of a daughter, seven pounds, racing at Cordova, Sun-jAlton Children's Clinic was southilS ounces, at 3:57 p.m. Sunday, a petition signed by 73 Joseph's Hospital. Lestner lard presented for action to the- nn 'l Mrs. Jerome Oannp.

'ken, 1916 Jersey, a son, six were Charles It was pointed out that he hadJDavid Weaver, Walt Weaver anci citv Council usf'd a doubles negative and if Alton young men, Steve- a letter had studied he imsht rcaii x- Dale Stecle and Boh petition it was pointed' intake and not say nny-ICox and Dave Thnxlon. le sim rs hB in charge of' recreation; each class presented a sample of its work. The project fund this year will be sent to the denomination's headquarters to be used to assist in conducting other VBS next year. RELATIVE FIRSTS AT FAIR Family pride bubbled in the i the total church program through ail its women activities, offices' and positions, officers of the extend special invitation to all church women to attend. The PWO board meeting will precede the regular meeting at 7 p.m.

Cancer dressing group of the church will meet at 10 a.m. Wednesday. Fresh, or recent newspapers are needed for the day's pnrj- or in a cruiser. Holmes described his watercraft as a hydroplane racing boat, (squipped with a 16-horsepower, Johnson racing motor,) of mahogany top and a red bottom. Up to noon today no trace of the missing craft had been found.

Regular $10,00 Complete Permanent 5.95 Regular $15.00 Complete Permanent 7.50 Regular $20.00 Complete Permanent 10.00 Bonnie Beauty Salon 310 STATE ALTON, ILL XO APPOIAT.MENT NECESSARY Open Till 9:00 P. M. Thursday and Friday Evenings 11 Operators and a Mule Hair Stylist To Fulfill Your Beauty Needs the nyins; out Brmvn straet Horn family Sunday, when ect of bod pads. Drag race meeting Tliis was a surprising kid. (from Wednesday through Siin- "Did you understand what ijriay.

Drivers and their cars came 15 am. the signers had indicated a de-j Two of ihe hospital op- Sunday. St. Joseph's Hosph.x. was (or bus service to ihe at and 8:30 in the; Mr.

anil Klhriilfje said?" he asked. When reporter kept silent the boy added, "So. you understood, so like I say the books are a pain." Here was a boy that was going to use double negatives a long WesttngbotiM DE-HUMIDIFIER Onlj S2.M Standard Home Furnishers 500 E. from all over the country to compete. YOUTH IHT BY BALL, EYE SERIOUSLY HURT Wlater Kassler, 2467 Seminary suffered possible permanent iniury of the right eye after he jwas struck with a cork ball Sun- and there were others from ad-i" 1 two of them in the af-iei.

West Alton, Mo. a son, nine a nd inipounds, six ounces, at 1:38 a.m. joining towns who on arrival jni'wnoon at 1:40 and Alton had no means of transportation to the place. A spokesman at Citizens' Coach Co. pointed out that seven buses traveled daily to Alton Memorial Hospital and make stops at Memorial and Rock the evening and night at Sunday, Alton Memorial Hospi- 7:40 and 10:40 the bus company tal.

Eider children, Randy, 3, spokesman said. SISTERS BACK FROM TRIP TO MT. VERNON Mrs. Carl W. Emerson, 2927 Spring drives before going up the'Ethel and her sister, Mis.

hill to the hospital. The bus en-jJohn F. Williams, 2724 Dennis, 15 months. Sir. and Mrs.

Donald Lorch, 206 So. Dooley first child, a daughter, Tabbie Lynn, seven pounds, nine ounces, at 4:32 a.m. Sunday, Alton Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Lorch is the for- jday Httemoon.

ters Rock Spring drive from the! llsve returned from a severaljmer Miss Roberta Stauffer The- 18-year-old youth was nish- College avenue side. -days visit at Mt. Vernon. Mr. and Mrs.

Griffin I'arkcr, ed to Joseph's Hospital where; The rompany spokesman They left Wednesday and re Nelson first child, a she was admitted. A complete that ihr- hospital bus sen'- Turned Saturday. Both resided in'dfiughtor, Cheryl Ann, nine aminanon was being made today ice is "just a block away" Vi'rnon for many years. They-founds. eiRht ounces, at 'to determine the extent of the SINCE 1883 JACOBY'S QUALITY AND VALUE CffSCff.

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The petition sought bus service i spent th'eir tirrie on the visit a -m. Sunday, Alton Memorial LAND-0-SUN MOTEL 1845 Garfield St, Hollywood, Flo. 1 Block off of Route Xo. 1 Summer Rntt-s: Hotel Room $25.00 Efficiency Room $85.00 MR. MRS.

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and Mrs. W. H. Waggoner of 1519 Clawson where a family reunion was held Sunday afternoon. He Is en route from MacDill AFB, EI-, to near London, England, to serve in the U.S.

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