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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1915

Page

5

Arth estate case heads for conclusion in Madison County

Special Master Simpson recommends deeds valid and six Arth sisters receive one eighth each of about 40 thousand dollar estate. The case, tied to 1909 deeds transferring most of Martin Arth Sr’s wealth to his sons, has drawn nearly a hundred witnesses and faces further circuit court arguments. Deceased Martin Arth Jr dies after heart failure. funeral held in Troy with local and out of town relatives attending.

Arth Madison County Martin Arth Troy Martin Joseph Arth Anna Walker Barbara Loyet Regina Loyet Mary Sauer Rosa Mersinger Wa Sauer Jesse L. Simpson Simpson Circuit Court

Gavrilovich spared from hanging by governor commutation

Nicola Gavrilovich, Madison wife killer, had his death sentence commuted to life in prison by Governor Dunne last week. The five year case cost Madison County an estimated $15,000 in total, with defense at about $1,500. Gavrilovich murdered his wife in a drunken frenzy on April 3, 1910, was repeatedly sentenced to death, and was moved to Chester penitentiary after the commutation.

Nicola Gavrilovich Madison Edwardsville Dunne Chester Penitentiary Gavrilovich Criminal Court Madison County Chester Supreme Court V. D. Coons Troy

William Leuth Succumbs in St Louis Home

William Leuth, 40, a former Troy resident, died suddenly at 10 p.m. last Thursday at his sister Mrs. Joseph Schneidermeyer’s home, 3254 Knapp Street, St Louis. He had been troubled by ailments for some time and suffered one of his medical attacks the previous Thursday. Local authorities were notified and the death was reported to follow a brief illness.

Troy Vandalia Evangelical Friedens Cemetery Martin Holz German Evangelical Church Joseph Schneidermeyer William John Milla Sadie Thoma Joseph Schneidermeyer, Jr Frank Raselauf St. Louis Henry J. Leuth Edwardsville Joachim and Mary Leuth Mrs. Schneidermeyer Henry J.leuth William Leuth Knapp Street St. Loui Leuth

Glorious Fourth Observed Quietly in Troy Main Streets

Troy marked a calm Fourth with a Sunday Sabbath note, while the Fifth felt like the Fourth with holiday closures. A big picnic on the McCray Dewey campus under Sunday school auspices featured a 9 am fife and drum parade, noon basket dinner, afternoon games, and evening fireworks. No accidents occurred.

Troy Davis McCray-Dewey Academy

Mayo Divorce Case Heads To Circuit Court

The Mayo divorce case before Judge J. F. Gillham drew attention in Troy. Judge Gillham ordered J. N. Mayo to pay Mrs. Sarah Mayo 80 for solicitor fees. She seeks alimony though the court questions his ability to pay given his meagre income.

Mayo Troy Circuit J. F. Gillham Gillham J. N. Mayo Sarah Mayo Sarah Frey Frederick Kohler Maryville

Three Day Tractor Show Promises Large Mid West Attendance

A three day tractor plowing demonstration will run Wednesday to Friday on the Ramey and Griswold farms west of Collinsville along the St Louis road. Twenty three entries from leading manufacturers will attend as Collinsville Commercial Club hosts tents benches and a spectator bureau. The event aims to prove engine traction cuts costs versus horse labor and mirrors a Champaign demo planned for August with shipments from Griswold to that city. Social notes recount visits and gatherings of Collinsville residents during the week.

Ramey Corn Belt Collinsville

1915 Assessment of Jarvis Township Real Estate and Personal Property

The Call prints the 1915 assessment list for Jarvis township by Assessor George C. Morriss. It records each land and lot with values deemed to be one third of fair cash value. The directory serves as a record of landowners and taxpayers, with Pin Oak township to follow in the next issue.

Jarvis Township George C. Morriss Pin Oak Township

Week of Visitors and Weather Outlook in Troy

A long list of visitors from Collinsville Edwardsville St. Louis and other towns spent days here this week visiting relatives and friends in Troy. The US Weather Bureau forecast predicts partly cloudy skies and normal temperatures this week followed by showers and lower temperatures later. The Upper Mississippi Valley and Plains States may see warm conditions with scattered thunderstorms then cooler, fair weather by week’s end.

Fay Cox Collinsville Minerva Kincaid Eunice Powell St. Louis Ben Schlichting Carlinville James H. Bone L. Schon Louise Edwardsville Myrtle Eckert Troy Mabel Powell Biz Fox Irene Hall Belleville Edna Smit Caroline Ritcher Wilk Clark Alton Henry Nieman Marine Rank Snodgrass G. M. Farnsworth Josephine Schrader Evaline Schmacker Francis Lewis Mittie Mitchell Bun Mitchell Ignatius Riggin Familly Henry Fehmer Mary Barnes Kate Fehmer H. A. Burmester East St. Louis Peter Frangen Elizabeth Frangen Otto Kinninger St. Charles, Mo Anna C. Evans Chicago Guy Tibbett Alton Telegraph Dora Cox Wm. Preston John Jones Lexington J. F. Ammermann Tuea Betcher Martin Holt John Sorbie Gillespie Ralph Conway Minnie, Dobbs James M. Bosomworth Henry M. Kimbertin Mary Rawlings A. E. Rawlings Earl Foster James Wilkinson Harry Messimann Joseph Currie Thomas BE. Ward Nokomis Paul B. Wild Orvil Wilbur Garnet Vigus John Walitsch Amanda Hollis Tulsa Okla D. G. Jones Lawrence Riggio Albert Riggin Datehter Henry Riggin Wai Collins Theo. Traullain Win Hamipe Emma Hampe United States Weather Bureau Washington, D. C Great Lakes Mississippi Valley Plains States

Court House Items Circuit and Probate Courts

Court notices list transfers and marriage licenses and new circuit court cases. Frank Konupek vs Mary Konupeck seeks a divorce. Disposed cases include Kerens Donnewald Coal Co v Vaughn et al, Goshgaham assumpsit judgment for $81, Rebecca Reinel divorce, foreclosure actions, and various criminal outcomes including manslaughter conviction, larceny verdicts, and pleas. Page 51 continues.

Circuit Court Frank Konupek Mary Konupeck Kerens Donnewald Coal Co J. B. Vaugn Et al Members Industrial Board Ertoriari Coudy Bros George Goshgaham Et al Robert Reinel Margaret Reinel Trust Building and Loan Association of Nashville Monk Matthews Hugh Clark Antono Sininic Lorenz D. Smith Roy Smith Harrison Dillon Oscar Leitner P. G. Clark Gulty Wm. Bauers Mike Surami Charles Smith Henry Schwab Schwab Smith Calvin Griffith Et al John Reynolds John Roach Henry Ewing Goume de Antonie Simian Pete Dimoitte Oscar Close Joseph Vogelbacher Joseph Tanebarem John Lutkes Bromilan Maggetti

Among Church and Society in Troy Churches Meet

The Trey Civic League plans a 7 20 p m meeting at the Baptist church and the German Evangelical church holds a semi annual meeting at 2 p m Sunday. The annual township Sunday school convention convenes Sunday morning July 18 at Troy Presbyterian. The sermon series on The Principles of Jesus continues at the Presbyterian with topics Jesus and Riches and Jesus and Poverty. The Feast of the Lord's Supper will be observed at the Presbyterian on the first Sunday. Baptism and confessions of faith are requested. notify the pastor.

Trey Civic League Speer Jesus

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