THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1936 ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH PAGE FIVE a a A A First Wild Turkey Young Appear on Preserve JERSEYVILLE, May 28, (Special) --Employes on the d. G. Reddish land in the Nutwood Drainage and Levee District reported this week that a number of young wild turkeys have been observed there. The Reddish land included the 6000 acre state game preserve in Richwoods township a number of wild turkeys were released in that vicinity last fall. As many 48 25 young birds have ported the condition to Cummings who caught one of the young fighting males and placed him in a shed at the rico farm.
The bird will be taken from the locality and released in a more hospitable tone. a a a a a 179 Towns In Blate Lack Power SPRINOFIELD, May 28, (P) -The State Commerce Commission reported in a new directory that 178 Illinois communities, ranging in size from Goreville, Jackson County, with '531 population, to Phillipstown, White County village Consider "Plenooray" In Malls CHICAGO, May 28, (P) -Federal Judge James H. Wilkerson took under advisem*nt a securities and exchange commission petition to bar the organization: "Plenocracy" from using mails, on the grounds that Its literature promised A 30 per cent return on inveatments without mentioning. risk or chance of los: Government Attorney Horatio R. Rogers said "plenocracy," described "the science of abundance for all," operated cooperative farms at Downers Grove, Princeton, and Chesterton, Ind, of 47, were without electric service.
The Commission said seven had filed applicationa for service. Read Telegraph Want Ads Daily A A WHEREVER YOU GO WHATEVER YOU DO Memorial Day Starts at Sears OPEN TOMORROW (FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 P.M. CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY (MEMORIAL DAY) been observed in one flock on the Reddish land. the War to the death existed among wild turkey gobblers on the land owned by Sam Rice in the State Game Preserve In Jersey county this week, according to County Game Warden Thomas Cummings. Two yearling gobblers attacked and killed a two year old gobbler then after 8 day of strenuous fighting, attacked each other.
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H. Hamilton Named Principal Of Jersey Grades Has Been in Madison Schools: 36 Apply For Post ruplicants. Ho. was both on a farm In Hamilton County. Ha" was gradusted from.
four year course at Southwestern Itlinols State Teach-: et's College at: Carbondale. He recelved his bachelor's degree from University. of Illinois in 1926 and master's degree from Columbia University, New York, In 1930. He holds a state supervisory certificate endorsed for. life, which 18 the highest.
grade lasued in nols. Hamilton has served as principe: and high superintendent schools for of the both last grade 18 years, preparing himself. for this work by specializing in the field of administration: in both Illy nols and Columbia Universities. Hamilton came to Jerseyville com Madison, Ill, where has en in school work. "Our Philosophy of Lite" will be the thume of the baccalaureate sermon to be delivered to the class of Jersey Township High School, 8unday evening, The nineteenth volume of the the year, book edited by the senior class of Jersey Township High school is being.
distributed, The volume has been dedicated to Mark Twain, whose centennial 1s being celebrated, and special paragraphs this author's works are found throughout the edition. Another new feature of the book this year the Decade of Honor students from 1926 to 1938. The staff 18 88 follows: Edttor-in-Chief, Loretta Howe; assistant editor, Mariana Seversen; business manager, James Norris; 88- sistant business manage, Morelan Ringhausen; Dercab Gaither; assistant editor, Electo De Weal art editor, Mary F. Williams; subscription manager, Ellsworth: Miller; assistant subscription manager, Marian Downey, and. John Cannon; athletic editor, Reuel Roberts; Joke editor, Samuel Shedeker; typists, Dorothy Miller and Katherine Robinson: faculty advisor, Rebecca.
Newcomb. Mrs. Nelkelk: Showered JERSEYVILLE Mrs. Gilmore Nelkelk, recent. bride, was guest of honor at a kitchen shower given by Miss Loretta Howerat the home of her mother, Mrs.
Agnes Howe on Franklin avenue, Tuesday evening. Bunco was played during the eve-: ning and prizes were won by Miss Faith Arnold and Neikelk. Following the games luncheon WAS served. After the games the guest of honor was Invited to an adjoining room, where she found many gifts for the kitchen of her now home. Mrs.
Nelkelk formerly WAS Miss Wilma Flynn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Flynn of Jerseyville, Her marriage to Gilmore Nelkeik took place May 7. The bride and groom will later reside in Alton, where Nelkelk is employed in the steel works. Those at the party Tuesday were Mrs.
Neikelk, Miss Loretta, Howe. Miss Faith Arnold, Miss Mildred Watts, Miss Katherine: Miss Nola Isringhausen, Miss Frances Jane King and Miss Helen Flynn. First Communion For 16 JERSEYVILLE-A: class of 16 children will recelve. their first holy communion Sunday morning at the 8 o'clock mass in St. Francis Xavier's church.
other children of the school will receive communion In a body, Members the first communion class are Jo: Shortal, Betty. Thurston, Catherine Steckel, Mary Burns, Margaret Burns, Mary ElTracy, Mary Ann Pille, Agnes Joseph Walsh, Donald Walsh, Dwight Munsterman, Bobbie Sommers, Russel Binolair, Patrick Gibbons, Billy Schermerhorn JERSEYVILLE, May. 28. dal.) -Robert H. Hamilton has been employed by the board of education the grade school here as superintendent succeed A.
holt, who was automatically tired. under 60-yeAr ago limit placed on teachers. hate. Hamilton was from 86 and John Bray. Lions to.
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die of June. Miss Sunderland taught in Dow school the last three years and was principal of the sohool last year, but did not apply reemployment. Earl C. Adams of the Jersey Bank returned Wednesday from 8t. Louis, after attending a bankers convention.
willem F. Hanley, 0. G. Reddish, and Fred Heroid of the State Bank of Jerseyville attended session in the evening. of Mrs.
Alvin Embley's Baptist Sunday. school cites picmiked Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Juanita Mourning. The guests were Miss Heiderschied, Mrs. Truman Miss Dorothy Jewsbury, Roberta Shaw, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs.
Bernice Sears, Mrs. Ralph Mrs. Alvin Embley, Misa Florence Edwards, Miss: Eunice Birchber, Miss: Mary Florence Gledhille and Miss Leah Updike. Mr. and.
Mra. Seymour Howard and grandson, William Duncan, of Pleasantville, left Tuesday for their home following short visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Dideledeln. Auto Damaged by Fire on Bethalto. Streets BETHALTO, May 28, The auto of J. V. Apple of Alton caught fire at 6:30 p.
on the streets here, burning off electric wirlpg. George Ellsperman, garage man, extinguished the fire. The auto other. than the wiring was not damaged. Fire.
wAs caused by short circuit in the Recovering From Long BETHALTO Sarah of Alton is visiting her son, the Rev. Robinson, pastor of the assembly of God Church. Mrs. Robinson, who recently observed her eightieth birthday; Is recuperating from illness that lasted winter. that which the public pays to see, It do merely a portion of the paraphernalla which has been used in the morning street parade, the tents which have been used throughout the day to house the hundreds of heavy draught horses, vast equipment of the dining tents or kitchens, and other "housekeeping" departments.
Bros. Circus will vialt Alton one day only, Sportsman Park, Tuesday, June: 9. few years, has resigned her work and will come to Jerseyville Sunday to make an. indefinite. visit at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank M. Ware. Miss Jean Sunderland, has accepted an office position in the department of neurology and paychiatry of the University. of Michigan Hospital at Ann Arbor, and will resume her duties the mid- Lincoln School Annual Social Friday Evening The annual social and supper of Lincoln.
grade school at Eleventh and Alton streets will be held Friday evening under auspices of the Parent-Teacher Association. The event will open with cafeteria supper, serving. to begin at 5 p. In the evening there will be a puppet show in the school auditorium which has been arranged for the school by Miss Helen: Jun and. Mrs; Raymond Westover.
The subject tai "The Shoemaker and the. and the curtain is to rise at -As usual, there will be lunch and refreshment stands on the school grounds, and entertainment features for children. Mrs. W. Emong is the general chairman of the social' and with het committees is cooperating with teachers in preparations for the event.
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