Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 11

THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1954 17 For; 3 Against Jersey Lions Okay Vir Academy Site ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH JERSEYVILLE. The Jersey ville Lions Club held its weekly dinner meeting Monday noon at ihe Peace Evanglical and Reformed Church. Two a t1 of current interest in the community were discussed, the proposed A i Academy Site in -southwestern Jersey County, tnd the serious water shortage in the City' of Jerseyvilie. The club went on record as favoring the immediate hauling of water to supplement the pre- Seven Arrested For Trespassing An Jersey Area JERSEYVILLE The hot weather of the past week ftas brought numerous complaints from rural residents regarding trespassers oh their premises. The majority of the complaints are arising from creek land localities where transients have swarmed in numbers from Ihe cities south of here in search for placei to swim, camp and seek relief from the sweltering heat.

Sheriff Herman H. Balckorby and Deputy Sheriff Herman Kirchner were called to the vicinity of the Paul Ives place in the Piasa Creek vicinity Saturday evening where a group of nicers were reported as trespassing on Ives corn fields. Ives is reported to have ordered the group out and further difficulty developed. 'A neighbor of Ives is reported to have used the possession of a shotgun to quell the growing disturbance. Seven members of the alleged trespassing group were arrested on complaints filed by Ives.

Each was charged with trespass and distrubing the peace. Bond for was furnished by the seven and the cases were set for June 29. The next evening two other arrests were made on complaints filed by Ives against Alt residents. The two were charged with trespass. They pleaded guilty Before Justice A.

Thatcher and were fined J5 and costs. Will Attend Armored Division Reunion JERSEYVILLE John Wesley, who operates Johnnie's Grocery Pearl St. will leave Wednesday of next week for Washington. D. G.

where he will attend the reunion of the Fourth Armored Division. Annual Sh6w In Shipman JERSEYVILtR-Parish 5 of the American Jersey Cattle Club will have their annual show at Ihe park in Shipman Friday starting at 11 a.m. Lunch will be served by the Boy Scouts of Shipman. Parish 5 takes in 13 counties and all Jersey breeders, as well as the public, are welcome to attend the show. Must Gall for Marketing Cards wheat harvest is well underway in Jersey County, farmers are reminded to stop at the local ASC office and pick up their marketing cards.

According to word received by John D. Quirk, chairman of the committee, wheat producers will not be able to dispose of their wheat in any other way. Anyone who has wheat in Jersey County and has not had their wheat measured yet are advised to notify their ASC office as soon as possible because it may take a few days before measurements cari be taken. As a result the producer will be delayed in harvesting their crop. "Do It Yourself" will keynote the 2nd international homecraft and hobby exhibition, to be held in Empire Hall.

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sent local shortage, and passing the cost on to consumers who are using more than their regular quota at the prevailing price per gallon. The greater majority of city water users are conserving the use of water in every manner possible, but reports received Wednesday indicate that Chefe are cases where lawns are being sprinkled, flower beds watered down and cars washed. The water board during the past week found it necessary to shut off the water to local consumers in order to build up a fire fighting reserve. The Lions also discussed the location of the propposed A i Academy in southwestern Jersey County. A motion was made that the club endorse the proposed academy being located in the Jersey County vicinity, and that the secretary be instructed to send a telegram announcing the action of the club to Secretary of the Arr Force Harold F.

Tal- bottat the Pentagon in Washington, D. C. A vote was taken by show of hands with 17 members voting in favor the academy being located in Ihe proposed Jersey County site and three voting against. There were some who expressed no opinion for or against the motion. BPWClubMeets At Jerseyville JERSEYVILLE The Jerseyville Business and Profession Women's Club met Monday evening at the home of Mrs.

Susie Snow. In the absence of the president Miss Margaret Archer, Miss Helen Margiret Seago. vice president presided. Miss Seago is delegate to the National Bi-Annual Convention of BPWC in St. Louis July i' and fyiss Cora Lofton is alternate.

Plans were made for the group to attend the Municipal Opera for their August meeting. "Women of Jersey Co was fhe subject of a paper given by Miss Cclia Sinclair which revealed a number of "firsts" in achievements locally, and ed much interest. The club voted to continue the research along this line and add to the historic paper compiled by Miss Sinclair. The July meeting will be at the home of Miss Margaret Archer. to Attend cliim ftetmton JERSEYVILLE Mrs.

Otis Butler Of Leesburg, arrived Wednesday to visit until Tuesday with relatives and friends She came to attend the silver anniversary reunion of her graduating Mass from the Jersey Township High School to be held Sunday afternoon. She was formerly Miss Florence Hanley of Jer- scy ville. Mrs. Robert E. Ward and sons.

Rob and Mike, of Chillocothe. will; arrive Friday to visit until Wednesday with her mother Mrs. C. M. Manes', and attend the reunion.

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Baseball Season Gets Underway AtChnutattqtm baseball teason started here week the organization of two divided by age groups. formerly Atyss Mary Hanec of this city. PAGE fi-SVWt The 10-12 age group makes up one team, 13-16 makes op the other. Tht 10-12 age Piasa Birds have begun practice under supervision of Bill Knack, athletic director for Chautauqua. The two teams win play other teams in the same age limits.

They have played the Alton YMCA and Grafton teams in the past summers. VKrfflnf here for the week arc Melvina Ferguson and Ruth Wilson from St. Louis, who are staying at the Kentucky Home, and Edna Ploudre from Granite City, who is staying at the Springs Hotel. mt Cotrrt CHAUTAUQUA. -Construction work is progressing on the "Bowling on the Green" court here.

Tfie court, which hts been three feet from last year to conform with regulations, is a smooth surface of a clay and sand mixture. It should be finished by July 3, according to those supervising the work. Bowling on the Green or Lawn Bowling is an old English game which was introduced here last year by Chautauquans who had become fascinated by the game law rf Out fttt? delegates to the WWWrnl ftteflce of the StfVicC flt fege had luncheon hfefS at Kentucky Home Wfirt wards, made a tout of grounds. GayDi NOW at NATHAN MARCUS, the PEAK DISPLAY of SUMMER DRESSES awaits your shopping and we know you'll find just the dress you've been searching forl It's the loveliest and big. gest collection of summer dresses you could hope lorl All the latest numbers recently bought in New York are here and you must see theml We've provided a generous selection in all size's lor Juniors, Misses and Women, 313 BELLE ALTON Others 5.98 CHARGE IT AT- MCUMWI AIR-CONDITIONED There's a doten different fabrics to choose from in all the popular summer styles.

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