Mrs Sarah E Jarvis Dies After Fifteen Months Illness
Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Jarvis wife of William W Jarvis founder and president of the Troy Exchange Bank died at home Monday morning at age 68 8 20 following a 15 month illness. Funeral was held Wednesday at 2 30 from the family residence to the Presbyterian church with Rev F L Everbull and Rev N D Sweeney officiating. Interment was in the family plot at the city cemetery. She was born October 22 1846 in Pin Oak township and married in 1867 at the Barnsback homestead. Nine children were born four daughters survive along with a granddaughter and two sisters. She was esteemed for her generous impulses and devotion to family and home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Elizabeth Jarvis
William W. Jarvis
Troy Exchange Bank
Presbyterian Church
F. L. Ever- Bull
N. D. Sweeney
Johnson City
Troy
Pin Oak Township
Monticello Seminary
Godfrey
Old Barnsback
D. Genevieve
Bessie B
Mesdaniel F. W
W. C. Seale
St. Louis
Jarvis Seele
Lucy J. Taylor
Fannie Burroughs
Mexico
Jarvis
Ite
Allver
Proposal for Troy Young Men's Club meeting at U M W A hall
A Troy movement seeks to establish a club room for young men and boys with a reading room game room and gym. A meeting next Friday will discuss plans and preliminary steps with leading local business and professional backers and consider using the Odd Fellows building basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Odd Fellows
Boy Scout Movement Organizes In Troy
Rev F L Everaull of the Presbyterian church starts a general Boy Scouts group in Troy for boys twelve and older. A meeting is set in the church basement Saturday at 3 pm to launch the organization open to boys from all faiths and aiming to build character and provide physical activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Everaull
Presbyterian Church
Boy Scouts
Troy
Tvey
Everstll
Death of W. P. Anderson in Lineville Iowa
Relatives in Troy were informed of the death of William P. Anderson who passed away Wednesday at his Lineville home Iowa He was a Jarvis township native son of James P and Elizabeth Anderson pioneer residents He leaves his widow one sister and four brothers George Anderson of Pine Oak township Charles Anderson of Cooper City Okla Lincoln Anderson of Batavia Iowa Andrew Anderson of Mt Vernon Ill also cited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
William P. Anderson
Lineville
Iowa
Jarvis Townshi
James P
Elizabeth Anderson
Thomas McAdoo
George Anderson
Pini Qak Township
Charles Anderson
Cooper City
Okla
Lincoln
Anderson
Batavia
Andrew Anderson
Mt, Vernon
Pin Oak Assessments Linked to 1915 Property Values
An OCR fragment notes Pin Oak township 1915 assessments of real estate and personal property. It explains assessed values equal one third of actual valuations, and mentions pages 6 and 1% of the value. Names include Daniel Peterman, agent, with references to St Louis papers and multiple city titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pin Oak
Pin Oak Township
St. ‘Louis
Post-Dispatch
Globe Democrat
Republic
Times of Star
Daniel
Peterman
Local Happenings and Notes from Troy Area
town briefs recount coal yard prices, church visits, social events, and a steady stream of visitors. Boundary lines show Madison County blacksmiths meeting, paydays at Donks Bros, and a rising interest in electric mining machines slowing work slack.
Wheat Thrashed At Local Elevator Market
In the vicinity, flat wheat was threshed and sold Wednesday at the Huan Milling Co elevator by John Brain. The lot weighed 58 pounds and was priced at a per bushel rate noted as sixtyish in the grain market report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huan Milling Co
John “Meter
Wittmann Family Visitation and Related Guests
Mrs. Wittmann and family host visitors from Emporia and nearby states. Mr. and Mrs. Seth V. Henkle and son Sidel arrive from Emporia, Kansas for a relatives visit. St. Louis and Belleville guests join local hosts, with Napoleon Anderson noted as Mrs. Henkle’s father. Omaha visitors also stay with local families and sang during their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wittmann
Troy
Seth V. Henkle
Sidel
Emporia
Kan
Township Sunday school convention at Presbyterian church
The township holds a Sunday school convention at the Presbyterian church starting at 10 15 with participation from all local Sunday schools and a full program including invocations songs and addresses Rev F L Eversull delivers the evening sermon on Jesus and Society no services at other churches that day due to the convention followed by the Merry Workers Society meeting next Wednesday at 2 pm at Miss Mary Schotemeyer's home Also noted is a large funeral attendance list for Mrs W W Jarvis with many relatives and friends from out of town listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Bone
F. L. Eversall
Presbyterian
Baptist
E. W. Miller
Methodist Sunday School
Saints
Presbyterian Sunday School
Marion Jackson
Baptist Sunday School
F. L. Eversull
Jesus and Society
Evverstll
Methodist
The
Merry Workers’ Society of the Presbyterian Church
Wilhl
Mary Schotemeyer
W. W. Jarvis
4. P. Wolf
Carrie’ Wolf
B. C. Springer
Frederick Springer
R. F. Tunnell
Ella
Sophia Tunnell
B. R. Burroughs
George Kalbfreisch
Robert Baird
James Love
Anna Love
Edwardsville
Eugene Seele
Andrew Rawgon
Robert Holliday
St. Louis
C. &. Sparks
H. J. Bowman
Fred Bowman
Alton
T. M. Davis
John Collins
James Porter
St. Jacob
Anna ©. Evans
Frank W. Hassinger
Chicago
Charles. Walker
Grace Walker
Peoria
Opal Jarvis
Schell City
Will G. Taylor
Collinsville
F. E. Linder
Greenville
Sarah E. Osborn
Upper Alton
Emily Stahl
Moro
Weather Outlook for Great Lakes and Plains States
The United States Weather Bureau forecast for the week beginning July 14 predicts cooler conditions for the Great Lakes region around July 17 after showers followed by fair weather. The Upper Mississippi Valley and Plains States can expect scattered thunder showers and warm spell, then a cooler change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Weather Bureau
Washington, D. C
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Plains
Court House Items Report on Circuit and Probate Court Docket
Court notes list transfers and marriage licenses, describe last petit jury discharge, and summarize circuit court actions. Numerous criminal dismissals, guilty pleas, and probation details accompany probate proceedings including claims, inventories, and final reports for multiple deceased estates. The document records appointments, executors, conservators, and guardians with dates and statuses.
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Mars
Ness
FL. Everaull
WM. P. Anderson
Henry
Ilogirl
Morriss
Vandalia Depot
Diamond Mineral Springs
Grantfork
Madison County Blacksmiths’ and Horsesteera’ Association
Alhambra
Jarvie
Roland C. Beck
Beck
J. F. Gillham
Gillham & Beck
J. F. Beck
Henry J. Faitz
Blackjack
Henry Busch
Donks Bros. Coal and Coke Company
V. J. Treves
Clements Stolze
Naples
Dante Alighieri
Rev. Stolze
John Stolze
Rome
Hector A. McKenzie
G. H. Worley
Mackay Telegraph Company
Pine Bluff
Ark
Chamber of Commerce
Detroit
Epworth League Society
Joseph Porter
East St. Louis
Was & Fecent
Ruth Morgan
St Louis
J. C. Gebauer
S. W. Rawson
Harry Dierking
Mt. Olive
Jessie Smith
Smith
Esther Jones
David Jones
Valentine Ottwein
Cleda Cooper
Granite City
Mamie Lewis
Beardstown
Elizabeth Titter
Glen Carbon
Wm. Lewis
Emma Scott
W. L. Oliver
M. W. Powell
Ernest Morriss
R. C. Morriss
Minerva Kincaid
Mt. Zion
Eewin Meiners
Eliza Meiners
Gertrude Miller
H. F. Miller
Bertha Buhrmester
H. A. Buhrmester
Clarence Anderson
Maryville
Kate Kinder
Wm. Preston
Stubblefield
Roper
J. Allen
New York
Brooklyn
Lange and Son
Weat ‘Cliffe
Colo
Belle
Haglacher
Mise Nettle. Snodgrass
Charter
Stienbans
Chil [Dren
Courts and Records
Frem
Circuit and Probate
Circuit
Fannie Bergant
Albert Bononie
John Klopmeter
Peter Meyer
Circuit Court
Toe Wileski
Dave Blumfeld
Dave” Eniters
Steve Iwaniski
John Buklis
Wiloski
Bublia
Wikoski
R Konitzka
Neva Ae Wikoski
Rolof
C. Schenk
L. Tem Tion
Hosea Roloff
Temple
Steve
Js i
John
Hannah Davie
Charley Schwartz
Alex. Ory
Mary E. Junker
Henry Seiver
Hon. Dippold
G. Vesiler
Joseph Lundak
Isabel D. Gilham
Henry Niehaus
K. Weinrich
Pius Linenfelser
Bernard Harman
C. Haak
Catherine Krapp
Emil Branger
Elizabeth Paul
Charlotte M. Engelmann
B. F. Cummings
Barbara Spengel
Ernest Hoelecher
Wm. Dieckhaus
Henry Dice
Henry Bausch
Broy Henry Bausch, Jr
John Camacho
Trator
Gerhardt
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