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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1909

Page

5

Be gins Second Term Secures Reappointment in Troy

Thomas Millett Jr. began his second term as Troy postmaster after a four year reappointment. The commission runs from January 11, 1909, with Roosevelt and Von Meyer signatures. Bonded at $5,000 with five sureties, Millett has served seventeen years in Troy and remains connected to local politics and education.

Thomas Millett, Jr Troy W. A. Rodenberg Millett Theodore Roosevelt George von Meyer W. W. Jarvis J. J. Brown William Schultze George Liebler William Z. Vetter Ife Thomas Millett Collinsville Leta Vetter Hiet Ixntl

Mrs Lavina Carter Dies at 71 in Troy Area

Mrs Lavina Carter known in Troy and vicinity died last Sunday at her home near Marine at age 71 years months and 20 days. Funeral services were at the M E church in Gilead with interment in Gilead cemetery east of Pray. Born Lavina Hayes near Marine on August 17 1887 she married John Dutton in 1861 and later Henry Wipprecht and Alfred Carter. She left five children and several stepchildren and grandchildren.

Lavina Carter Troy Marine Sweeny Gilead Pray Lavina Hayes John Dutton Dutton Joseph John Albert Dutton Henry Wipsprecht Louis Wippreehht Annony Behovrack

Teachers Quarterly Meet In Madison County Draws Wide Attendance

The Madison County Teachers Association quarterly meeting at Edwardsville drew nearly full membership and many visitors. County Superintendent Uzzell led the opening, Rev. W. F. Sipfle delivered the invocation, and Mayor H. P. Hotz gave a welcome addressed by Edward Criss of Collinsville. The session included routine program items and discussion of proposed state legislation.

Madison County Edwardsville Uzzell W. F. Sipfle H. P. Hotz Edward Criss Collinsville Sdbe

Attorney General Advice on City Election Registration

In 1909 the Attorney General advised City Clerk W J Vetter that no law requires voter registration as a condition to voting in city elections and that a primary election could proceed without prior registration. A digest of the Primary Act was enclosed for general information on the law’s operation.

King W. J. Vetter Steal Maret Springfield Wok Vetter Troy Board of Election Commissions Ees W.O W. Stead

Dr Linder to Leave Troy for Greenville Move

Dr EF Linder, practicing dentist in Troy for nearly seven years, will relocate to Greenville in the near future. He has bought the Dr Rosat residence and plans to move mid March, while maintaining a dental office here two days weekly. He will rent if his East End residence does not sell.

EF. EL Linder Greenville Dr. Rosat Muareh Linder Woburn Bond County Troy

Two More Die At Ziegler Mine Explosion

A second explosion in the Leiter nine at Ziegler mine near Aieelee occurred five weeks after a prior blast that killed twenty six. Seven men were not recovered and search parties renewed efforts as no coal had been hoisted since the first accident. State inspectored ordered operations suspended until fires in workings were smothered. The latest blast is expected to delay reopening further.

Leiter Aieelee Kalbeds Aguiine

Illnesses Reported Among Local Families

Infant of Mr and Mrs George Flath is very ill with pneumonia. Mrs J N Jarvis suffers a grippe attack. Several children of Mr and Mrs Herman Pape are ill. Mrs Robert Holliday is confined at home with a spell of illness.

Ath George Flath J. N. Jarvis Herman Pape Robert Holliday

Board of Education Holds Regular Troy Meeting 1909

Principal Thurston presided as the Troy board met February 5 1909 with all members present except Mantle. Finance reported bills for teachers janitor and repairs. a loan and interest payment to Wray Exchange Bank were authorized. A resolution directed complaints to go to the superintendent and prohibited parents from entering the classroom to file complaints. Superintendent Thurston submitted January’s report showing 343 total enrollment 20 days taught and one corporal punishment.

Staty Board Wines Farmers’ Institute Edewardsville Lincoln Troy Flof. Thurston W. T. Statton Maud L. Renfro Adisla R. Matthews Catherine Jones Board of Educa- Vida Mantle H. FS Thurston Maud Renfro Mamie Bryant Alice Collins Ruth Davis Addie Matthews Patti Campbell Alpha Hogan Donoho Kennedy — Bros Woorl Elis Burk Kingston Davis Dawsen Davidson Wray Exchange Bank Oade Anardion Thurston Board of Education Torley

Quiet Edwardsville Wedding Ties Miller to Schaffer

Miss Charlotte Ida Miller of near the city wed Charles H. Schaffer of Hamel township Wednesday at the Eden Evangelical church parsonage in Edwardsville. The ceremony by Rev H Rahm was quiet due to the bride’s mother’s recent death. The couple will live briefly with the bride’s family then move to a Pim Oak area farm. The bride, eldest daughter of the late George J. and Amelia M. Miller, was praised by friends for her quiet demeanor.

Charlotte Ida Miller Charles H. Schaffer Hamel Township Oelock Eden Evangelical Church Edwardsville H. Rahm George J Amelia M. Miller Sheoois Budy Farcmerated Aoson Philip Schaefer Thane Pim Oak Mey

Social news and engagements noted in Troy area

A long list of social visits and engagements from Troy and nearby areas is reported. Miss Edna Donk’s engagement to Mr. August Erker is announced in St. Louis circles. Numerous residents, including A Mayer, Clara Prost, Henry Kuntzmann, George Dressel, Wm Preston, Charles Voelker, Joseph Healey, George Kiesel, Adolph Meyer, J G Gaskill, Mrs. Jonnie Marsey, H V Renfro, Mrs W W Jarvis, Miss May Berthun, John A Agnell, and others, are listed for visits, trips, and social gatherings in St. Louis, East St. Louis, Collinsville, and neighboring towns.

Edna Donk Edmond GC. Donk St. Louis August Erker A. Mayer Clara Prost Marine Troy Henry H. Kuntzmann George Dressel St. Jacob Wm. Preston Stubblefield Charles Voelker Joseph Healey Weesday George Kiesel Adolph Meyer Fred Clare East St. Louis J. G. Gaskill Collinsville Siurary Jonnie Marsey Greenville FL W. Brance H. V. Renfro Sullivan, Mo G. A. Purviance W. W. Jarvis W. C. Seela May Berthun Cal- Hinsville John A. Agnell Nuldie Uaglee Louis Fred Paouseh Martha Woristan PLAL Davidson East St Bred Tlein¢Zetman M. Hoppe Ai Bo. Bo Watt Collinsville Charles Watt

Church and Society Notes From Troy Area

The Pratenverein of the Geran Evangeliea church will meet in the church at 2 o'clock this afternoon. The Merry Workers of the Presbyterian church will meet Mrs. Dossie Tarvey at 22300 o'clock next Wednesday afternoon. The W. G. U. will hold a workers' meeting next Tuesday afternoon at Yoovehocha the home of Mrs. Thomas Morgan in South Mil. Those who wish to attend are welcome. Rev. Lawrence Smith of Belleville, presiding elder, has started a movement to establish an orphanage in the Lebanon district including Troy. Presbyterian ladies plan a Washington’s birthday entertainment and box lunch in the church basement. All ladies are invited to contribute. Ren oh G. Wright of Greenville, longtime pastor of the Collinsville church, has resigned to devote himself fully to the Greenville charge after twenty-five years serving Greenville and Collinsville. The annual conference of the BrongeHiedl Lutheran pastors and teachers of the Okawville district met at Mascoutah, with Rev. Frederick Von Strohe presiding and Profs. Kellerman and Rohreiner of this city attending. The conference considered plans for the 1910 gathering in Troy.

Pratenverein Geran Evangeliea Presbyteria Climrch Mis Dossie Tarvey Yoovehocha Thomas Morgan South Mil. AQ Lawrence Smith Belleville Lebanon MLB Ehurch Troy Presbyterian Church Washington Chevehurch Ren Oh G. Wright Greenville Collinsville Wright Okawville Mascoutah Frederick von Strohe Kellerman Rohreiner

Madison county grand jurors named for March term court

Grand jurors for the March term of the Madison county circuit court were selected, listing names and hometowns. The last report notes various case dispositions across Criminal, Law, and Chancery divisions, including guilty verdicts, fines, prison terms, dismissals, and custody decrees.

Madison County Circuit Court LD. FF. Manhardt Helvetia Perry Clayton Saline A. B. Rockwell Lees Wine Trange New Douglas John Hochuli St. Jacob Jacob Steinkoonia Marine August Abert Alhambra Herman Pichter Olive Arch Walker T. Baird Pin Oak IT. C. Neuhaus Himel Michael Long Omphehent G. W. Blake Collinsville Adolph Nol Edwardsville Michael Nunaber Ft Russel J. W. Kennedy Mamecki Leonard Worhn Chouteau W. ©. Wider Woodriver Frank Slanker Fosterbure T. F. Leyden Venice Chas. Trabue Alton W. L. Waters Godfrey

Probate Proceedings From Hillskoter Court

Probate entries show inventories presented and approved for deceased Siren Goedaik and Martha Hoehtt. Filed records list Sera EF Rodgers as deceased with approved inventory. Henry Denaklson Jr., a minor, appears in the case. Continued on last page.

Dol Fy Hillskotter Siren Goedaik Martha Hoehtt Sera EF. Rodgers Henry Denaklson, Jr

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