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33 Moline East Moline, IH. MOLINE DAILY DISPATCH: FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1956 Indicl 3 Linked to Bank Fimirinir in Hodsc Scandal Deaths and Funerals three yefliw and had been a resident at the home for about a Prior to that time she had made CHICAGO UP A federal grand jury today indicted three men connected with a bank that figured in the Orvllle E. Hodge scandal. Accused of misapplying of federally insured funds are Ison Marcus, 61; his brother, Hy-man, 60, and Martin J. Rosene, SG.

Leon Marcus formerly was acting chairman of the Southmoor Bank and Trust Co. and Hyman was a former president and chairman. Rosene now is vice prest- dent. He is a son-in-law of Leon Marcus. The Southmoor Bank was he one in which Hodge, now in prison for 12-15 years for taking about l'j million of state funds, cashed fake state cheeks.

An Investigation of the bank was made by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. before the scandal in the office of Hodge, Republican state auditor, was discovered. The Inquiry led to a shakeup In the bank manaRement and lon Marcus repaid $155,543 on June 26, Frank J. McGarr, assistant U. S.

district attorney, said. The indictment charged diversion of bank Income from real estate loans into other sources between Jan. 1, 1953 and March 28, 1956. Bank income involved was Market Reports part of commissions paid by building contractors on loans from the bank, McGarr said. her home with her daughter for 10 years.

The body was taken to the Hill Fredericks Mortuary and will be sent to the Foglesong Funeral Home, Sturgis, for services and burial in Oak Lawn Cemetery Monday. MRS. ANNA JOHNSON WOODHL'LL Services lx Mrs. Anna Johnson, who died Sunday, were Wednesday afternoon at the Wallin-Knox Funeral Chapel The Rev. Jesse Young of the Nor.

wood Presbyterian Church officiated. Mrs. Charles Carlson sang, with Mrs. Floyd Meeker at the piano. Pallbearers were Lambert San-quist, A.

R. Lisenby, Arthur Johns, Robert Bell, Gerald Whitcomb A. R. Luallen. Burial was in the Woodhull Cemetery.

MRS. HARI.EV MEYER GENESEO Services for Mrs. Harley G. Me'yer, 59, of Route 2, Gonesoo, will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Trinity Lutheran Church in Moline, the Rev.

Walter A. Tillbcrg officiating. Burial will be In Green View Memorial Gardens, East Moline. Friends may call tonight at the Myers Funeral Home at Geneseo and at the residence morrow evening and Sunday. Mrs.

Meyer died about 10 a.m. yesterday en route to the Hammond-Henry Hospital in an ambulance, after a lingering illness. The former Mabel Butters, daughter of Addison and Hamilton Butters, was born Sept. 14, 1S97, in Putman County. She was married March 28.

1918. at Viola to Harley G. Meyer. She was a former school teacher in Vallcv, Geneseo 7 Motorists Fined GENESEO Paul S. Yackley, justice of the peace, has imposed fines on several traffic violators New York Slock) MeiTlU.

Lynrh Plerc. Ifennet A Ben BlackhmvK Holfl Building lvenprt luw. Chal S7 Int Harvest MS Alum Co of A JO'c Johns Man Am Airlines Jones ft 56'i Affrica nCan 41 Kalwr Alum fc Alro Kcnni-cut Co 133 Am Hy Kreige tS S) J7H Am ft Metl 42 Lllihy Glass SS i Am Motors LlKsetl ft Mvers 64s, Am Nat Gas 66 Lorkhejd Aire KW Am Radiator llS Uirtllard Tib 1H, ALVIN MARTIN Services for Alvin W. Martin, 53, of 13-12 32nd Rock Island, who died yesterday in St. Anthony's Hospital after a short illness, have been not for Monday in Wheelan Funeral Home.

The Rov. Fred J. pastor emeritus of the Church of Peace, will officiate and burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 tomorrow evening. Mr.

Martin wu born In Rock Island Fob. 20, 1903, of Mr. and Mrs. William Martin. He was reared in Rock Island and married Marie C.

VanSoy there on Aug. 6, 1927. Mr. Mart'n was employed as an electrician at the Silvis Shops of the Rock Lines. He was a member of Moline Moose, Moline Turnerh, Belgian-American Brotherhood and Trio Lodge, No.

658, Rock Island. His mother and sister preceded him in death. Surviving are the widow; his father, William Rock Island; two sons, Alvin W. Jr. and Gerald LaVerne, Rock Island; ni' grandchildren, and a brother, Lester East Moline.

JONTY MARSHALL Graveside services for Jonty Marshall, 62. of Louisville, formerly of Rock Island, will be at 11 Monday morning in Chip-piannock Cemetery. The Rev. Dr. Lcland L.

Lawrence, pastor of First Methodist Church, will officiate. Friends may call at the Wheelan Funeral Home after 4 Sunday afternoon. Mr. Marshall died Thursday morning in St. Joseph's Hospital, Louisville, after a 10-day illness.

A native of Rock Island County, Mr. Marshall was born Aug. 5, 1KM, in Cordova, son of Lewis D. and Phoebe Alpha Cool Marshall. He moved to Rock Island with his family in 1006 and was graduated from Rock Island School in 1911.

On Feb. 5, 1915, he married Jean Fowler of Rock Island. For several years Mr. Marshall lived in Chicago and for the last 25 years resided at 4026 Richland Louisville. He was general sales manager of the Falls City Brewing Co.

in Louisville. Surviving besides the w'dmv are a daughter, Mrs. Harlan P. Becke, Rock Island, sisters, Mrs. John B.

Ringgold and Mrs. Herbert E. Wilson, both of Rock Island, a brother. Warren L. Marshall, Homewood, 111., and three World Series homer, which set a new National League Series record.

He held (he former record of 9. (AP Wlrephoto) DI KE SNIDER of Dodger Is welcomed home by Peewee Reese, 1, Junior Gilliam, 19, and club batboy after clouting 3-run home In second Inning of today's World Series game. If was his 10th during the past week. Am Smelt ft Marshill Field SV MRS. W.

H. MARSHALL I Mrs. W. H. Marshall, chairman and charter member of the Rock Island playground and recreation commission for 30 yean, and one of the founders of the Girl Scouts In this area, died at 1 this morning in her home.

She waa 95. A life resident of Rock Island, Mrs. Marshall, who resided at 1337 21st Rock Island, was the former Elise Denkmann, a daughter of the late Frederick C. A. Denkmann and Catherine Bloedel Denkmann, pioneers in the local saw mill and lumbe business.

Mrs. Marshall was born In Rock Island March 11, lSfil; Her parents were both natives of Germany. Mrs. Marshall wat graduated from Rock Island schools and Wel-lesley College, Wellesley, and then traveled extensively abroad and In the United States and its territories. On Sept.

5, 1893. she was married to William H. Marshall, who came to Rock Island from Ross-ville, 111., in 1S80, when he purchased the Harper House pharmacy. Mr. Marshall died Dec.

4, 1925. They were parents of a son, Robert Denkmann Marshall, who now resides in Beverly Hills, and a daughter, Mrs. John Shu-ler of Des Moines, the former Ann Catherine Marshall. Mrs. Marshall had a continued interest in children and young people.

She had been prominent in Sunday school work at Broadway Presbyterian Church since 1904, working in the primary department for many years. Many Sunday school pupils rough the years were given Bibles as gifts by her on their promotion from the primary division. Mrs. Marshall was a charter member of the Woman's Club of Rock Island and founded the woman's exchange sponsored by the civic department of the club and was honorary chairman of the department at the time of her death. When the Rock Island playground and recreation commission was organized In 1921, Mrs.

Marshall was, named chairman and served in that capacity until 1951, when she became chairman emeritus. The Marshall dramatic contest, held each year as a project of the commission, is named In her honor. She was Girl Sco it Council commissioner 1921 to 1935 and since had been chairman of the board and honorary commissioner. She was a member of the Tri-City Garden Club, of Helper: Circle of Kings Daughters and many civic committees. With her sisters and brothers, she provided the Denkmann Memorial Library at Augustana Col-lefe in honor of her parents.

Sisters and brothers of Mrs. Marshall included the late Mrs John J. Reimers of Davenport (Marie Antonette Denkmann). the late Mrs. T.

B. Davis of Rock Is Am Tel ft Tel Wi Minn Molln 1.1 Am Tobacco Mont Ward 40 4 Anaconda Cop 7P" Nat Btscuit Armco Steel Nat Dal 17 SS Armour com Vi Nat D'stlller Ashland Oil 16 Nat Gvpsum 4 Atchison TASK V7" Centt.ll SV4 All Refining 4lVi North Pacific 3i Avco Mfg No Am Avia 42'1 ll Charles A. Jarvis of Geneseo was fined $5 and costs on a charge of failure to obey a stop sign. R. W.

Bledsoe of Coal Valley was charged with speeding and fined $15 and costs. Ola T. Perdue of Coal Valley was charged with operating a truck with an overload. He was fined $24 and costs. Franklin R.

Biersdorf of Geneseo was charged with operating a vehicle without a driver's license. He was fined $25 and costs with the stipulation that $15 of the fine would be suspended if he tock and passed a driver's examination Baldwin Loco l'Mi Ohio Oil 3SH Bait ft Ohio Olln Malheson 54't, Bendix Av S4 Stud-Pick Mtr J't Beth Steel 164 Penney (J C) 81 Boeing Aire M' penn HP J3 1 Borg Warner 44 4 Pepsi Cola 2i" Budd Co 334 Pure 01! 41 Canad Pacific S3 4 Radio Corp earner Corp '4 Rep AvlaUon 30 Case tJ I 13-4 Republic Stel 5i'" Cater Tree Reynolds Tb Ches ft Ohio 6:1 Richfield OU 6BK within two weeks. CiUes Service KH4 Royal Dutch J05s4 CRI ft Pac -om Schering 4SH I' '5 A County Muscular Dystrophy Unit Plans Fund Drive The Rock Island County Chap Whiteside County, and at one time served as school director in Whiteside County. She was a member of the Eastern Star and of Trinity Lutheran Church of Moline. Surviving are the widower; her mother, Mrs.

Bertha Van.Sick'e of Montgomery: two daughters, liar-lene at home arid Mrs. Ruth Ch.im-berlain of Dixon; a son, Glenn who is serving the Navy in the Pacific; a sister. Mrs. Maude Jones of Montgomery; and grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her father and three sisters.

Chrysler Mot Sear Roe Co Climax Moly 714 Shell OU 83 Ti Col Gas ft Elecl'i'A Simmons Co 53 Ojn Copper 21 Sinclair Oil ISH Cm E-Uso-i 45 Skelly Oil 60 CM Can 47 Socony Vacuum i3b Corn Produc 29 So Cal Edison 47 Crucible Steel So Pacific 4S Curils-Wrlght iVk SperryRand 24'i Dsere com 2b Stand Brands 37 rX'jce pfd 31 Stand of Cat 4uSi Dirt Seagrams S44 Stand of Ind DojUa Aire to" Stand of 55 Pent 19j'i Swift ft Co 44 Eastman Kod M' Texas Co 57 'I ter on Muscular Dystrophy last night set plans to hold its luna drive at the same time as the Scott County drive Nov. 25. E'ec Aulo Lite 86 Union Carbide U2V4 Firestone 864 Union Pacific fd'i Last night's meeting was the Fairbank Morse 4k '4 United Aircraft 75' Ford Motor 61 United Amines 3S first for the organization since it was formed in September. Repre Cen Electrl 59 United Fruit 46H sented at the meeting were civic Gen Foods 45l4 Rubber 4S Gen Motors 4(14 Steel 67 Gllddcn SGft United Gas SH4 and fraternal organizations of CJoodrlch T4R. TIM Walgreen Drug 30H Rock Island, Moline, East Moiine nd Silvis, together with the fire Goodyear 71 Warner Pieturj I64 Gt Nor Ry pM 40 Westrn Union 18 ,4 Greyhound Ci 14 West Penn El Hiram walker 70 West El Mf? granddaughters.

FRED R. STAHR Sen-ices for Fred R. Stahr, 57, of 176 16th will be at 3:30 tomorrow afternoon in Immanuel Lutheran Church. East Moline. The Rev.

Elton B. Anderson will officiate and burial will be in Moline Memorial Park. Friends may call at Wendt Brothers Funeral Home, Moline, until Romestake Mins3 Wheeling Steel Sk Houd Hershey 'M Wooiworlh Co 447 departments of those cities. Straiton Claims Adlai Election I DODGERS' second baseman Jim Gilliam wings ball to first to complete third Inning double play after getting sliding Hank Bauer, Yankee out- fieldfjr, on force In today's World Series game, Larry Napp, ump at second, does a dance step a he calls the out. (AP Wirephoto) Would Be Tragic 111 Central N) Yaungst TS7 la-Ill Gas El 31 Zenith Radio JlO'i Int ft Tel II '4 Sales it 1:15 E.S.T Int N'ekel lKm 1,050,000 Shares STOCK AM EXCHANGE' Consol Gas Util 15 Electric Bond Share 26'i Gellman Mfg i Imperial Oil 57 Lake Shores Mines 4 Northeast Airlines 12 noon tomorrow, when he body will land (Appolonia Adelaide Denk JERSEYVILLE, 111.

Iff) Adlai be taken to the church, where it 1 Stevenson's election to the presi will lie in state until funeral time. dency would be a "tragedy" in Mr. Stahr died at 10:05 yester view of his "thoroughly incompe tent" leadership while governor day morning in Lutheran Hospital. He resided with a daughter, Mrs. Helen Misfeldt.

of Illinois, Gov. Stratton charged Thursday. He was born April 7, 1899, in Alexandria. Russia, the son of Pe Stratton told a Republican cam 1 paign meeting here, at White Hall ter and Elizabeth Stahr. On July Peoria Markets PEORIA, III.

(IMUSDA)-Sal. able hogs butchers uneven; open active; liberal shares sold 25 spots 50 cents hicher: advance and at Hardin that Stevenson dem onstrated his incompetence "as a Chicago Men Plead Guilty To Robbery SOUTH BEND. Ind. Two Chicago men pleaded guilty in federal court here trday to charges of robbing the Frances- ville State Bank of 99 h't Aug. 3.

The of a third Chicago man accused in the robbery was continued. Judge W. Lynn Parkinson delayed sentencing of Paul Gonzales, 37. and Henry M. Gargano, 24.

pending an investigation by probation officers. The arraignment of Louis De Luca, 25, wis delayed to permit him to confer with his court-appinted attorney, Daniel R. Morgar of South Bend. All three are being held in the St. Joseph County jail.

Carina was returned to custody today after Judge Parkinson raised the bail bond of each of the men from $25,000 to $30,000. Gonzales ard De Luca had not been free on bail. De Luca was arrested in Chicago Sept. 18, a few days the others had been arrested. The only money recovprd from the robbery was $2,494 found wVn De Luca was arrested.

The men, described by bank employes as looking like "musical comedy farmers," forced everyone in the bank to lie on the Pw one in the bank to lie on the Pit in the Aug. 3 robbery while thrv scooped up cash from the tellers' cages. leader of the people in three troubled times." Stevenson's election "would be almost unbelievable to us who mostly lost late; sows largely 25 up; around 100 head mostly U. S. No 1-2 grade 215-235 lb 16.75; bulk 1 to 3 grade 190 lb up 16.00-16.50; 170-190 lb 15.00-16.25; sows 500 lb down 2 and 3 grade 14.25-15.75; few 300 lb or less 16.00.

have seen his administration in Illinois," Stratton said. Stratton, seeking reelection, said that "to the very end of his ad mann), the late Frederick C. Denkmann of Rock Island, the late Mrs. Edward S. Wentworth of Santa Barbara, (Matilda Catherine Denkmann), the late E.

P. Denkmann of Rock Island and the late Mrs. John H. Hauberg of Rock Island (Susanne Christena Denkmann.) Surviving are the son and daughter, four grandchildren and nine great-grandchildre i. Private services will be at the residence at 2:30 Monday afternoon.

The Rev. Dan Gold Long, pastor of Broadway Presbyterian Church, will officiate, and burial will be in the family mausoleum in Chippiannock Cemetery, Rock Island. Knox Mortuary is in charge of arrangements. The family requests that no flowers be sent and friends desiring to send remembrances may contribute to the Girl Scouts, Broadway Presbyterian Church school or the Rock Island playground and recreation commission. MRS.

ARTHITB WRIGHT Mrs. Arthur Wright, 99, mother of Mrs. Kent Gannett, of 2110 Ripley Davenport, -died last night in Grandvicw Nursing Home, Bet-tendorf. She had beer. Ill the last 17, 1919, he married Florence Balmer in East Moline.

He was a retired toolmaker and master mechanic. He was a member of Immanuel Lutheran Church, East Moline, and St. John's Masonic Lodge and Eastern Star in Peru. He resided in Moline the last five years. Surviving are two sons, Fred, Moline, and Arnold Amboy; three daughters, Mrs.

Alvada Little, Atkinson; Mrs. Dorothy Pinter, Princeton, and Mrs. Misfeldt; a brother, Alvin, Silvis, and 13 grandchildren. His wife, parents, a daughter and two sisters preceded him in death. ministration, Adlai Stevenson was bedeviled with problems that we Wisconsin Alumni Unit w.

had no difficulty in solving. I Placed on Probation On Burglary Charge Wesley Von Clemmons, who To See Grid Pictures Films of past Wisconsin football games will be shown at a meeting of University of Wisconsin alumni Oct. 12 from 5 to 7 in the evening at John Hartman's Restaurant in Davenport. Alumni desiring to attend are asked to notify either John W. Seids Moline; Raymond 0.

Schmidt, Davenport, or Albert T. Sands, Rock Island. pleaded guilty to the burglary ol the William E. Randolph auto ser SUXDRLADE INFANT Larry Kenneth Sundblade, 20 vice station near the intersection of Highway 2 92 on May 22, this morning was placed on probation day infant of Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth W. Sundblade, Port Byron, died yesterday afternoon in Illinois Research Hospital, Chicago. He for two years by Circuit Judge Leonard E. Telleen. A tota.

of $21.80 was taken in the burglary. The court ordered full restitution to be was born Sept. 15, in Moline Pub Dispatch Want Ads Brine Realts! lic Hospital. to- is- Private services will be at 1:30 made by Von Clcsnrr.ons. CITY 14 FREELUND An estate valued at $15,000 was FANS at today's World Series game saw plenty of pitchers leaving and coming.

Here, Vankee reliefer Tom Morgan, 28, coming on In the third, reaches for ball tossed to him by de- parting Tom Sturdivant. Manager Casey Stengel stands behind Sturdivant. By the fifth inning Yankees had used six pitchers and the Dodgers, 2. (AP Wirephoto) STORE YOUR CORN in a M0NELLE Alhtttl Crib listed this morning in the petition filed to probate the will of George Percy" Free! and of Moline, who Housecleaning Special NEW HOOVER'S With Deluxe Attachments tomorrow afternoon in DeRoo Funeral Home with the Rev. Walter Smith, pastor of Full Gospel Assembly of God Church, East Moline, officiating.

Burial will be In Rock Island Memorial Park Cemetery. Surviving are the parents, paternal grandmother, Mrs. Rosalie Dunford. Rock Island; paternal grandfather, Leonard Sundblade. Tempe, and maternal grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Jordan, Port Byron. Accountants Tax Seminar Planned frdm 5O0 0 2500 bv. Copocily) died Sept. 13, The estate is reported as In personal holdings and $5,500 in real property.

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I. Monmouth, Illinois For Free Home Demonstration Any-where in Illinois or Iowa PHONE MOLINE 4-6414 OR WRITE four pre-tax seminar meetings at 8 Tuesday evening in Alleman High School. Leading the discussions will be Ray Nobeling, Moline, sick pay credits; Stanley Laurence, Muscatine, travel expense allowance for outside salesmen; Craig Dean, Rock Island, child care deductions, and P. A. Wohlers, Davenport, Iowa, medical expense deductions.

The annual tax seminar of the association will be held in Chicago Nov. 29 through Dec. 1. FOR SALE Hampshire Rams Yearlings Lambs DVON FARMS 5 miles East, 4 miles South of Geneseo. Phone Atkinson 4204.

went emergency surgery this week after a piece of steel pierced the right eyeball. The accident happened while he was working on the family car. He was attempting to remove a cotter key with a hammer and chisel when a steel sliver struck him in the eye. It was necessary to remove the eye from the socket in order to remove the piece of steel, which had gone through the eyeball and had become lodged behind it. It was reported he will lose sight in the eye.

$2500 REWARD for information leading to the whereabouts of the Wisconsin VF4 engine that was taken from my com shelter. Gilbert Gingrich Phone Mineral 252 'il'es KG POSTPONE OPEN HOUSE Postponement of the open house scheduled Oct. 14 at the Service Clubs' School for Retarded Children was announced today by the board of control. Because of a lack of heating facilities at the school's new location, 311 8th Rock Island, the board last night voted to postpone the open house until a later date. BLASER SWEEPER CO.

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