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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1913

Page

3

Courts and probate records list various estate actions

January session notes in county circuit court include inventory reports for minors and deceased estates, hearings on letters of administration, proof of will, and orders appointing conservators and receivers. Mentioned are Georg Burk, Marc Ritson, and Mary Heding among others. bond amounts and final settlements recorded.

Chimidt Wyss Et al Minora Nettie G. Marshall Weed Rébbckmann Wiier Fep Isuet Tor Fairy Rabrix Geo Man Benjamin Brigttpan Yur Jane Lins Henry Cornelius Marc Ritson Reed Laura Slavin Mary Heding Bignha Reed

Road progress touted for Greenville line on verge of completion

A Springfield & Central Illinois Traction Co official said during a Greenville visit that preliminary work on the Greenville road is progressing and actual construction could finish in a few months. Mr Smith, accompanied by Mr Wright and Mr Fox, noted coal prospects and freight potential here and dismissed earlier Lyndon rumors about his travels. The road would reportedly be rushed to completion, with investors confident in success.

Ispac A. Smith Springfield & Central Ilinoise Traction Company Greenvil Advocate Smith Greenville Mondey Wright Toronto Canada Fox Greenville the Advocate

Great Western Chemical near bankruptcy threatens Stallings plant

The Great Western Chemical Corporation, operating a garbage reduction plant at Stallings, is declared bankrupt by a U.S. District Court in St Louis. A sale hearing for the plant is planned as Madison County officials and residents protest past operations and prior plant closures in Sands, Missouri. The city contemplates moving garbage by barge to Chealey Island.

Great Western Chemical Corporation Stallings Sands Becauet Brullinis Madison County United States District Court St. Louie St. Louis Chealey Island

Oldest Mississippian Dies at 101 in Highland Madison

Chyia Ian Janeth longtime Highland and Madison County resident died on his 101st birthday on Thursday of last week at his daughter Mrs Charles Appel's home. He was considered among the oldest people in the area and celebrated a long life with family at his daughter's residence.

Ian Janeth Highland Madison County Charles Appel

The Call's Cup Race Ends in Troy

Agnes Marie Wild, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul B Wild, won The Call's 19153 trophy as Troy's first baby of the year in a race begun December 31 at midnight and ending at 1 a m last Sunday. The silver cup honors the longest contest yet. John Peter McKenna led a large field in one hour and thirty five minutes, Verona Brendel placed second in two days five hours thirty minutes.

Agnes Marie Paul B. Wild Troy Agnes Gon Tae the Wat John Peter McKenna Verona Francea Brendel

Wreck on Troy Road Distracts Traffic. Several Hurt

East St. Louis area train derailment near Troy Road halted traffic until late evening. The crowded car contained many women. several passengers sustained minor injuries. Authorities suspect a spike placed on the rail by schoolboys. no arrests at this time. In another note a lighthouse keeper aged 89, J B Donahue of Haven Michigan, credits Electric Bitters with curing kidney and stomach troubles, improving sight. Albert Billeter of Grantfork, formerly Highland, died after a hog processing accident when a steel hook pierced his eye and brain, despite medical aid.

J. B. Donahue Haven Mich Buffendick'a Albert Billeter Granttork Highland Billetex Rmiade Hargo Hospital

Funeral of Mrs. Hannah Stolte at St Pauls Lutheran

The burial for Mrs. Hannah Stolte widow of Henry Stolte took place last Saturday at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran church with Rev Herzberger presiding in German and English. She was born in Troy September 9 1870 and leaves a husband two sisters and a foster daughter among others. Interment was in the Lutheran cemetery and the article notes her long service as a member and leader of the Frauenverein.

Hannah Stolte Hentry Stoke Gall St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church Herzberger St. Govis Frauenver St. Paul's Church Gerson Louise Frederick Gerfen Troy St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran School Henry Stolte Mra Huxholdt Brazil Ind Martha Gerfen Fos Louise Vorderhage Ais Broke St. Pan's Church Frauenverein

Visitors and guests frequent St Louis area towns

A string of local residents and relatives spent days visiting in St Louis and nearby communities. Misses Mary and Eva Pritchett visited Highland. James Rawson and James M Hosomworth traveled for business in St Louis. Mrs Emma Salter and grandson Arthur Smith visited Collinsville relatives. Laura Dawson visited Ed wardsville with Julius Dugger. Samuel Cartwright, formerly president, visited Troy. harness dealers delegates attended in St Louis. Clinton Cord and family visited Missouri relatives. Edmund Lloyd of Fort Scott visited Margaret Hughes family. Mrs H G Kennedy of Collinsville regented her grandmother. Mrs B H Cramer and daughter Fanny with Paul Gensing. A Kleist attended Harness Manufacturers meeting in St. Louis. Ralph and James Boston spent Sunday with parents in Troy. Janes Thomason visiting St Jacob. Thomas Lawrence and John Slavin families hosted in Troy. Penny Wilkinson and family noted as spring visitors from St Louis. George Deck and Maynard with relatives from Colet agent)

St. Louis Mary Eva Pritchett James Rawson James M. Hosomworth Trojan Collinaville Emma Salter Arthur Smith Collinsville Edw. H. Klein Eugene Worden Laura B. Dawson Julius Dugger Edwardsville Samuel Cartwright Coltingville Troy R. ©. Morries Implement Dealers Clinton Cord Missouri Clyde Hart Edmund Lloyd Fort Scott Kan Margaret Hughes H. G. Kennedy Margaret. Hughes BH. F. Cramer Fanny Paul Gensing A. Kleist Il Harness Manufacturers’ Association Maryland Hotel St. Louie Ralph James Boston Janes Thomason Amos Hayes St. Jacob Thomas Lawrence John Slavin O'Fallon Penny Wilkinson Ros. Wilkinson Areo Arthur Walter Meiners Seligman Wl George Deck Maynard John Birain Miss May

Martin Arnh, Sr. Expires in this city

Martin Arnh Sr a longtime resident of this locality died this morning at 4 45 at the home of his son Maplin Arch Jr in the city. He was sixty three years three months fourteen days old. He had been an invalid for a year after a stroke eight years ago left him partly paralyzed and nearly blind. A dropsical condition developed recently but he remained about the house until a few days ago. Funeral arrangements call for 9 40 a m from his son's residence to St Jeromes Catholic church with interment at Black Jack Catholic cemetery.

Highland Janett Christian, Janett Switzerland America Thi John Janett Valentine Janett Steger Jacob Janett Buchter Charles Appel Peranda Lange Weat Cliff Colo St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church Troy St. Paul's Church J v! Silas Sonie Coop Sparta Othe Bride'’S Hom West Abberd Yi Stefer Wrenner Tiene Clie Carly Hawperer Alindio Wyrane Mes C. P. McCord Cariyiv Chicrgo George Shaler Carigly Donk Fairview Addition Maplin Age, Sr Chia Maplin Arch, Jr Arch St. Jerome’s Catholic Church Blackjack Catholic

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