Local Notes on Illness Travel and Community Events
Ruth Reinhart is seriously ill with scarlet fever. Miss Irma Reinhart returns from St. Louis to spend summer with her parents. Ewald Schirmer joined the C. F. Blanke Tea and Coffee Co in St. Louis. Elva Grotefendt was christened by Rev Paul Buchmiller. D. A. Brooks attended Carlyle on Southern Illinois Milk Producers' Association business. Clarence Bernard’s new bungalow is completed and home is comfortable. Henry Rieke and family move to St Louis where he works for Grafeman Dairy. Amita Beatrice Rachelle of Detroit and Laverne May of St Louis visited Val May. Ladies of the German Evangelical church plan their annual ice cream festival next Wednesday evening on the church lawn. Mayor and Mrs William Bernard Dr and Mrs J T Maupin motored to Divernon to visit relatives. Mrs L A Richardson has recovered enough to be about after a recent auto accident. Mr and Mrs E L Rabbinger with daughters Lucile and Wilma visit Jentsch and Zimmermann in town from Higginsville MO. Marine Commercial Club launches a drive to attract new industries with committees named and prospects explored. The Marine Concert Band held its first band concert at the village park. concerts will continue through Lutimer season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gillespie
Danville
Edward Ellis
John J. Gaffner
John Aebischer
Walter Miller
Lawton
Okla
Bertha Hochuli
Hope, Ark
Charles Trube
Vandalia Line
Joseph Lomm
Willard Bunn
Sailor Springs
E. C. Pitt
Emil Robbinger
Harrisburg
L. W. Adler
George Searcy
O. K. Faires
Charles Althoff
Gus Becker
Greenville
Etta
Frank Nickers
Collinsville
Paul Somm
Trenton
Henry Schmitt
Ferdinand Grebb
Breese
Dorris Bertha
Otto Hug
German Evangelical Church Parsonage
C. A. Hildebrand
George Michael
Pearl Hill
Mart Decker
Mary
Henry Hill
Edna
Ollie
Jacob Hill
Warren
St. Louis
Casper Hill
Lee Cook
M. E
Frances Rule
Helen Rule
Mill Pond
J. A. Warren
Ruth Reinhart
Irma Reinhart
Ewald Schirmer
C. F. Blanke Tea and Coffee Company
Elva
Ed Grotefendt
Paul Buchmiller
D. A. Brooks
Carlyle
Southern
Iinois Milk Producers’ Association
Clarence Bernard
Henry Rieke
Grafeman Dairy Company
Amita
Beatrice Rachelle
Detroit
Laverne May
Val. May
German Evangelical Church
Wm. Bernard
J. T. Maupin
Divernon
L. A. Richardson
E. L. Rabbinger
Lucile
Wilma
Higginsville
Mesdames Jentsch
Zimmermann
Marine Commercial Club
Lebanon Notices and Weddings Highlight Community
Lebanon items recap visits, marriages, and relocations, noting Rev H C Curtis and family in Colorado, Edmund Rehberger’s St Louis school grad, Paul Shields wedding to Ruth Waggoner in Piasa, and Edmund Burgard’s marriage in St Louis. Also mentions a large catfish catch in Silver Creek and East St. Louis & Suburban railway service plans. An adv promotes Dr King's New Life Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Curtis
Colorado
Louis Zerwick
Nashville
Edmund Rehberger
Andrew Rehberger, Jr
St. Anthony’s School
St. Louis
Robert Woodley
Memphis
Tenn
Lebanon
Paul Shields
McKendree
Ruth Waggoner
Piasa
Butler, Il
Silver Creek
East St. Louis & Suburban Railway
Social visitors flocked to Troy for the Fourth of July
Wm Morgan and daughter Ruth of St Louis visited the Morgans in Troy. Mrs James F Brown and son John of Granite City spent the Fourth with Mrs Brown’s sister Mrs G N Robins on. E D Joseph and family and several others were guests at St Jacob. Mrs Elizabeth Frangen and daughters from St Louis stayed with Mr and Mrs Frank Snodgrass. Silas Shadwick Jr and family from St Louis visited Troy. Mrs Fred Ashauer and daughters Barker of Pinckneyville stayed with Mr and Mrs G M Farnsworth. Anna Rahn of Chicago spent the Fourth in Troy with Mrs Robert Knoblock. Charles V Smith and Miss Viola McCormack of St Louis attended with several others including Mr and Mrs Louis Mincer and daughter Grace of Collinsville and Albert Abbott of East St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Morgan
Ruth
St. Louis
Troy
Thomas D. Morgan
James F. Brown
Edith
John
Granite City
G. N. Robinson
E. D. Joseph
Mary Droy
Agnes Chapman
Herman Wehmeyer
St. Jacob
Elizabeth Frangen
Margaret and
Hsther
Frank Snodgrass
Silas Shadwick, Jr
Silas Shadwick
Wm. Humble
Fred Ashauer
Velma
Herman Matzenbarker
Pinckneyville
G. M. Farnsworth
Anna Rahn
Chicago
Robert Knoblock
A. R. Snodgrass
Charles V. Smith
Viola McCormack
Louis Mincer
Grace
Collinsville
Lawson
Kansas
Albert Abbott
East St. Louis
C.S. Smith
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Ben Zenk
Mabel Renfro
Main Street
Elizabeth Schultze
Avery Threshing
B. W. Jarvis
F. F. Miller
Theo
Gebauer
H. Fr. Rucker
John Kelly
Jesse L. Simpson
Edwardsville
Illinois
Madison County
LEGAL
August Dierking
Harry J. Dierking
Hindis
John B. Coppinger
Notary
Lic
Ense
Jacob
Emil Frey
Clayton
Sam Becker
Margaret Louise
Florence Noll
John Frey
Ward Frey
Charles Atthoff
P. H. Rieger
Walter Stricker
Orville
Charles Stricker
Altemansburger
J. A. Stricker
Bertha
Okanville
Highland
Ed Paul
Mt. Erie
Ed Neubauer
S. A. White
Dixon
Charles Hotz
Sterling, Colo
Joseph Hotz
Joseph Geismann
Davenport
Oscar Gilgen
Spellerberg
Henry Hollard
Arkansas
Solomon Suppiger
Ramona Park
Mich
Gullick Cemetery
Woodmen of the World
L. E. Combe
Stocker Gravel and Construction Company
Omphghent
Rudolph Brunner
Deck’s Prairie
Marine
St. Joseph's Hospital
Highland Cemetery
Brunner
Switzerland
August Weder
Bauer Market
Edmund J. Burgard
Marie Coddington
R. A. Fox
Lamar
Colo
Hazel Clark
Denver
Adolph Fox
Harry Turner
Marshall
Turner
Dr. King
Ling
Walter
Enterprise
Valier
Wali
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Congress
New York
Railroads
National Conference Committee of the Railways
Elisha Lee
P.R. Albright
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
L. W. Baldwin
Central of Georgia Railway
Co. L. Bardo
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
H. Coapman
Fica
Southern Railway
E. Cotter
Wabash Railway
P.B. Crowley
New York Central Railway
G. H. Emerson
Great Northern Railway
G. H. Ewing
Philadelphia & Reading Railway
E. W. Grice
Gan
Trassy
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Greig
St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad
W. Kouns
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
H. W.mcmaster
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
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