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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1907

Page

5

Electric Road Nears Staunton to Livingston Contract

Promoters of a Staunton to Collinsville interurban electric railway met in Staunton to advance plans. Directors and local club members discussed right of way, with landowners mostly willing to sell at reasonable terms, though some parcels demand high prices. The group adjourned for Highland meetings Sept. 6, aiming to secure rights of way and franchises for financing.

Staunton Collinsville W. PB. Wall John F. Long John Gehrig New Douglas J. C. Ammann Eugene J. Schott John Wilds Highland John Bardill Grantfork Rufus Committee On Recorders Madison Macoupin Counties Secretary of State John Gebtig New Douglaas Livingston Troy J.D. Williamson W. P. Wall Williamson Commercial Club Poard Times

Narrow escape for City Marshal Coons in West End ambush

City Marshal D. Coons narrowly escaped an assassination attempt Tuesday night on West Clay street near the old pacific club area. A masked assailant fired multiple shots from weeds, missing the marshal but wounding his coat in a miraculous escape. Police seek a small man in a dark coat as motive and clues surface from past duties.

Coons D. Coons West End Marshal Coons West Clay Street John Contratto, Jr Pacific Club Marshall Coons Frank Maletz Natchy Mr. Maletz Marshall Coous

The Limit of Life and Longevity Claims

A fragment notes eminent scientists argue human life has a lower limit than possible with new knowledge. It stresses ages 50 to 60 as critical for body care and longevity, praises a product called 508 Electric Bittera as a life revitalizer, and mentions a contest win by B. Wedarvie with a score of 9a McCormalele.

Nature

Troy couple marks fifty years of marriage in 1912

Mr and Mrs August Beutel Sr of Troy celebrate their golden wedding anniversary at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran church. They married in Milwaukee on August 17 1857 after emigrating from Germany aboard a Bremen voyage. They later settled in Troy and have eight children seventeen grandchildren and are longtime church members.

August Beutel Milwaukee Wisconsin St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church Martin Datb Franz J. Wette East End Beutel Germany Mr. Beutel Gansco Mecklenburg Strelts Caroline Stall Rosso America Bremen John Beutel Castle Garden New York Troy Elizabeth John Schlichting Lena Franz J. Welte August Jr Henry Mary Fred Bohnenstiehl William Ee feLeed & Go August. Beutel, SR TRI

Presbyterian church calls Rev B L Stuart as pastor

Sunday services featured Rev B L Stuart of Kentucky delivering two sermons to large congregations. A church reception honored him Monday evening. Tuesday the congregation voted to extend a unanimous call for him to become pastor. Robert C. Morrisa elected as elder and to be installed with the next pastor.

B. L. Stuart Kentucky Presbyterian Church Stuart Robert C. Morrisa Kt Ae Maramet Em.e Miorrow

Social and Personal News Highlights

Miss Nellie Thompson’s eighth birthday was celebrated with a surprise party at her home with games and refreshments. A Baptist church lawn gathering at I W Cook’s residence drew a large crowd for an evening of ice cream and various treats. The German Evangelical Ladies’ Aid hosted a farewell surprise for Mr and Mrs Spohr as they prepare to move to Oklahoma for health reasons. guests departed late, sending best wishes for their future.

H. A. Canedy St. Louis Jessie Elliott George Hollis Susie Texas J. R. Renfro Pocahontas Elsie B. Pomeroy Stanley Ritcher Nokomis Wm. Wells Ipaept Fredericka Arthur Adamester Jennie Helen Gebauer Heinie Earle East St. Louis Mesdames A. Heddergott George Wittmann Robert Bethmann Mamie Schrameck Edwardsville Sophia Schwartz Fort Wayne Ind Minta Seligman J.R. Parkison Newton St. Luis Henry J. Leuth H. B. Boyd Presbyterian Church South J. A. Fisher Edw. H. Klein Fisher Western Leather Co W. W. Barnsback E. S. Donoho Helen Peter Ernest A. Main Bethany Baptist Church of Peoria Troy Hotz Gueltig C. W. Terry J. F. Stillwell Nic Lanham Grantfork Henry Stolte Martha Geffen Louisa Vorderhage Minta Theresa Lena Seligman Grafton Nellie Thompson Baptist Church I. W. Cook Jacob Spohr Ladies' Aid’ Society German Evangelical Church Spohr Oklahoma Hosteas

Uniform Textbooks Urged For Madison County Schools

Madison county school officers push for countywideuniform textbooks. J C Uzzell recommends a list including Readers by Baldwin and Brooks primers, grammars, arithmetic, geography, histories, physiology, civics, and copy books to standardize instruction and ease transfers. The local board endorsed adopting the plan if 75 percent of schools participate.

Madison County Edwardsville J. C. Aszell Uzzell Saugamon Macoupin LaSalle Baldwin Brooks Jones Smith Hall Geographica Natural School McMasters Linois Overton Speller Hunt Spencer's Sons Seeach Civica Forman Board of Education

Also Mentioned on This Page

THE Electric Road Josh Wise Antony B. Wedarvie Sauber McCormalele St. Jacob Fred Ashauer John Wilhelm Sebastian Weber W. J. Gebauer Leona Sylvania J. G. Schoeck Melville Herman Schmidt Mesdames Miller Harper and Bohnenstieh Anton Joseph Arth Louis Figge Silas Shadwick M. Kirsch Val Ottwein Bertha Arth Matilda Delia Theresa Schultz Rev F. Mittendorf Iola Spaulding Fred Campbell Patti Campbell Sorento Rushville D. H. Badgley Birmingham Ala Joplin Boonen Presbyterians Supt Dzzell C. G. Hays Bluff Bucklen S. Khaton Daniel Peterman
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