Mrs L Valier Dies in St Louis Home at 68
Mrs Louisa Valier widow of Charles Valier and former St Jacob resident died Wednesday at 2 45 am at 4362 Washington Blvd St Louis. Age 68 years 2 months 24 days. Funeral in St Louis then Marine Cemetery with Rev A Hildebrand conducting burial. Survived by five children two brothers and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa ‘Valier
Charles Valier
St. Jacob
Washington Boulevard
St. Louis
Marine Cemetery
A. Hildebrand
German Evangelical Church
Louisa Carolina Spies
Madison County
Spies
Marine
Charles Walier
Greenville
Valier
Valier & Spies Milling Company
Nellie
Annette Valier
Troy Boy Edwin Meiners Heads Medical Class At St Louis
Troy friends celebrate Edwin P. Meiners former Troy boy and son of Mr and Mrs Eliza Meiners, who graduates in medicine and surgery from the National University of Science and Arts in St Louis. He tops a class of 53 with honors and plans a bright professional future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Edwin P. Meiners
Eliza Meiners
Dr. Meiners
National University of Science and Arts
St. Louis
Young Doctor Meiners Excels in Hospital Internship
A medical internship at St Luke's Hospital last week saw Dr Meiners as the sole graduate to pass. He has studied closely for eight years and his existing honors bring pride to his family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Hospital
Meiners
Hunting Season Dates and Bag Limits for Illinois
A summary of Illinois hunting rules lists open seasons and daily bag limits for species including squirrels from August 1 to January 31, mourning doves August 15 to 31, snipes and plovers September 1 to December 15, rabbits September 1 to January 31 with no limit, English cocks pheasants October 1 to 5 with two per day, prairie chickens October 1 to 15 with a two per day limit, bob white quail November 11 to December 9 with twelve per day, ducks geese brants and mud hens from February 15 to March 31 and September 1 to December 15 with various limits, bearing animals November 1 to March 31 with no limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nimrods l
Illinois
Bob White
Troy City Council Adjourns Special Election Plans
July 12 1916 Troy Wisconsin city council adjourned from July 3 as Mayor Vetter led roll call. Ordinances 144 and 145 related to a special election to decide selling the electric light plant and ground. Mayors appointed judges and clerks for August 8 election across three wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Vetter
Garnet
Beutel
Meyer
Preston
Rueben
Taylor and Trost
City of
Heutel
Taylor
First Ward
Ferdinand Rucker
David Thomas
James Worsman
Thomas Millett, Jr
G. L. Elliott
Second Ward
H. C. Rucker
Wm. Hampe
Oscar Garnet
George C. Morriss
H. Wilkingon
Third Ward
E. D. Joseph
Ephriam Young
L. H. Figga
Ed Struckhoff
Fred Burk
WM. J. Vetter
Fred H. Gornet
City Clark
Mrs Sarah Everett Dies In St Louis At 81
Mrs Sarah Everett mother of Hines Everett former Troy electrician died Tuesday at her St Louis home at age 81 after a year with paralysis and pneumonia. Maiden name Anthony native of Scott county married A J Everett in 1852, lived near Pocahontas, moved to St Louis in 1900. survived by three sons and two daughters. burial at Pocahontas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Everett
Hines Everett
City Electrician
Troy
St. Louis
Sarah J. Anthony
Scott County
A. J. Everett
Pocahontas
Gall Diamond to face Marine Bear Cats Sunday
The Lutheran Chair team defeated Pin Oak 14 to 7 in a fast six inning game last Sunday afternoon. Battery was Rucker and Polwart for the Lutherans against Engeling and Schlimme for Pin Oak. Each side had seven hits. Lutheran errors numbered one, Pin Oak six. The Lutherans prepare to meet Marine Bear Cats Sunday on Ackermann's field northwest of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pin Oak
G. E. Rucker
H.polwart
E. Engeling
E Schlimme
Bear Cats of
Marine
Ackermann's Field
H. Busse
F. Engeling
Kucker
Wae
A. Busse
Engeling
Ela Engeling
Er. Engeling
Tegtmeyer
F. Polvoart
F. Enegeling
E. Schlimme
al. Kueker
W. Schlimme
Ackermann
Kueker
Personal Paragraphs of Local Residents
Miss Nora Anderson and Essie Edwards attend a teachers' examination at Ed wardsville while Flora and Anna Gebauer visit relatives there. Geneva Peters visits her sister Mrs. Jarvis in Lynn Center before returning to Greenup. Dr. and Mrs. Darwin Schott and children visit Mrs. August Schott in Buckley and plan several weeks in Troy area. Schotts travel and visit plans detailed with relatives. Several families from Troy take a Sunday trip to Albert to spend time with Titus Brendel and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Anderson
Essie. Edwards
Flora Gebauer
Edwardsville
Flora
Anna Gebauer
Geneva Peters
A. J. Peters
Lynn Center
2. W. Jarvis
Greenup
Darwin Schott
Buckley
Augusta Schott
Joseph Schwartz
Margaret Brendel
George Brendel
Fred Arth
Arthur Gindler
Albert
Titus Brendel
Wife of Civil War Colonel Hecker Dies at 95
Mrs. Josephine Hecker widow of Col Frederick Hecker longtime Troy resident died last week at her son Arthur Hecker’s home near Summerfield at age 95. Hecker organized the 24th and 82nd Illinois regiments with Trojans among its members. A platform dance at John Langenwalter Jr’s home on the Troy and Marine road is set for Saturday night July 22 featuring music and social welcome. Also note Miss Rose Wilkingon advertises latest models in ladies dress skirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Hecker
Frederick Hecker
Arthur Hecker
Summerfield
Col
Hecker
Troy
82Nd
Wlinois
John Langenwalter, Jr
Troy and
Marine Road
Maurer Dixon wedding reported in Troy note
Social notes cover Ida Dixon and Julius Maurer marriage at the Dixon home with Rev. J. W. Smith officiating. Attendants include Everett and Alice Dixon. guests from Collinsville Glen Carbon Troy and nearby areas attend a lavish wedding supper. A kitchen shower honors Goldie Allen ahead of her marriage to Dave Fredman of Collinaville with about fifty guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Lochman
Collinsville
Ida Heck
Hillary Heck
Glen Carbon Crossing
Will Heck
Emma Neutzling
Glen Carbon
J. W. Smith
Clara Clayton
Vera
Velma
Joseph
Troy
Goldie Allen
Local residents visiting relatives and cities this week
Miss Anna Watts is ajourning with relatives at Lebanon. James Rawson was among eight visitors in Louis. Mrs. Jacob Silvery visited St Louis this week. Mrs. Neil Collins visited St Louis last Saturday. Mrs. Wm. Rucker stayed with relatives at Okunville. Miss Helen Stokes of Highland visited the Misses Borst. B. Hunter of Decatur guest of cousin Mrs. J. Tilley yesterday. Miss Janet Thotin went to Rosedale Indiana for a visit. Joseph Porter visited from Mast St Louis and spent the day with relatives. Vera and Velmia Joseph guests of Mrs. Charles Pyuts at St. Jacob. Mrs. M. Dillingham and son visited Litubuckt relatives for several days. John Collins, employed in St. Louis, spent Sunday with folks in Troy. Wm. H. Goulby visiting sister Mrs. W. J. Rul and family at Johnson City. Miss Clara Bosche of St. Louis Sunday guest of Mrs. Augusta Garnet. Miss Agnes Clarkin spent several days with relatives in East St. Louis. Miss Alberta Leite is sojourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Watts
Lebanon
James Rawson
Louis
Jacob Silvery
St. Louis
Neil Collins
St Louis
Wm. Rucker
Okunville
Helen Stokes
Highland
Borst
B. Hunter
Decatur
J. . Tilley
Janet Thotin
Rosedale
Ind
Rela
Joseph Porter
Mast St. Louis Sanday
Vera
Veluia Joseph
Charles Pyuts
St. Jacob
M. Dillingham
Marseilles
John Collins
Troy
Wm. H. Goulby
W. J. Rul
Johnson City
Clara Bosche
Augusta Garnet
Agnes Clarkin
East St. Louis
Alberta Leite
Gollinsville
George Hostetter
Lincoln
Alice Scully
Hoenig
Dee Elliott
Roy D. Elliott
Logansport
Sophia Peter
Gertrude Schultze
Collinsville
Ruth Richardson
Grace Davis
Fred Leitz
Opal Bunn
Elizabeth
Saylor Springs
Emaline Campbell
M. Rodgers
John Ganninger
Gertle
Helen Miller
Charles Hall
Charles
Lucille Clark
Tillie Santo
Isabelle Hall
John Norbury
Fred Heintzemann
Georgia Cappie
Henry Buhrmester, Jr
Naomi
Jas $1. Louis
Henry Ruhrmeiser
Cecelia Keown
Gibson City
John
Peterman
Relatives and Friends Visiting in Troy Area
A long list of Troy residents and guests recount visits across Collinsville Collinsville area St Louis and other towns. Notable names include Mrs George Hostetter Miss Alice Scully Miss Dee Elliott Miss Gertrude Schultze and many more as relatives and friends travel for visits this week.
Court House Items Circle and Probate Court notices
Court records list transfers and marriage licences with multiple estate matters. Proceedings include inventories proofs of notice final reports hearings on last wills and guardianship discharges, with numerous claims allowed and executors discharged. Next entries continue on DEES 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Loyasz Et al
Hllen McReynolds
Edmond M. Comer
Robert Dobbins
Peter Stinchcombe
John F. Kaiser
Wm. Heinemeijer
George EB. Lowenguth
Martin Jones
George Lowenguth
Wm. Wessel
Jonathan A. Scarritt
Eilen Harrison
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L. Valier
Day Marine Cemetery
Troy Boy
Weap Henrie
Dwie
Ilinois
Journal OF City Council
White & Meyers Chautauqua Bureau
Walter W. Meiners
Philip Schultze
Fhone
Social
Marie Dawson
R. L. Dawson
Viola Geiger
May Sapp
Carlotta
Henrietta Belcher
Thomas Liles
Billy Bunt
August Shadwick
Sylvia Hamilton
Maude Hamilton
Sarah Wilkinson
Baptist Sunday School
Burk’s Slough
Pleasant Hour Club
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Alton
Mississippi
Piasa
Emile Benz
Edward Noon
D. M. Number
George Goetz
A. T. Hogan
City of Venice
Pabst Brewing Co
Paul Martineli
L. H. Baker
Alton Gas and Electric Co
Frank Delcour
A. E. Castellani
Swiss Dairy Co
Kinloch Long Distance Telephone , Co. of Missouri
Jacob Widicus
J. C. Roth
C. G. Lehr
Ellen Harrison
Anna Teuber
Caroline Kroeger
Henry Klopmeier
Sebastian Marti
George Bardley
Christine M. Jurgensen
Katherine Raushauser
Edward G. Gerding
Mary “Ager
Guardian
Ward
Hora Moser
Robert L. Ricks
J.P. Glemhan
Hiram Hood
Bern
Lela Countess von Koenigsmas
Charles F. Short
Peter Grimmer
Josephine Grimmer
Jacob J. Koch
Wim. Roth, Sr
Eiraviy
George M. Ryrie
Opi
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