Aged Resident Dies In Troy After Long Life Of Service
Mrs August Beutel Sr aged 81 died at home Tuesday after kidney and liver trouble. Born Caroline Stahl in Germany she emigrated in 1857 and lived in Troy 53 years. Survived by husband August and six children with 17 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral at St Pauls Lutheran Church with interment in Lutheran cemetery.
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Troy
August Beutel
Beutel
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
C. Lange
August
Joseph
Henry Beutel
Frank A. Weltée
William
Fred Schlichting
Caroline Stahl
Rasso Mecklenburg
Strelitz
Germany
America
John Beuttel
New York
Milwaukee
Wis
Mary
Fred Hohlnenstiebl
Henry
William Beutel
Boy Victim of Blood Poison After Nail Injury
Bennie Dobbs age six died from blood poison after stepping on a rusty nail. He fought lockjaw briefly as physicians battled to halt progress but the illness progressed rapidly. Born January 7, 1907 in Heroeshoe Lake, he leaves mother Minnie and six sisters. Funeral held Monday at M. B. church with Rev. Nickerson. burial in Troy cemetery. Out of town mourners included Mary Trader of Clinton Indiana and others.
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Bennie
Minnie Dobbs
Heroeshoe Lake
Benjamin Dobbs
Mia
Mary Trader
Clinton
Ind
Maggie
Dora
Florence
Edith
Bernetta Dobbs
Troy
M. B. Church
J. E. Nickerson
Mra
Pan Jide
Pollingville
Mrs. Hoecker
Miew Emin” _Hoecker
Shafer Leaves City Husband Abandons Home
Roy Shafer, long time Donk mine fireman, left by car for St Louis to dispose of his auto. His wife found his suitcase and best clothes missing and Shafer did not return. He later confessed. couple began housekeeping in West End, amid domestic trouble and local gossip.
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Roy Shafer
St. Louis
Shafer
Miss Mary Me
Cord
Chicago
Carlyle
Girls on Long Hike Reach Troy in Transit to San Francisco
Miss Bertha Kimball and Mac Lillie, Indianapolis pedestrians, arrived in Troy near noon last Saturday during a cross country trek to win a $5,000 purse from a Cleveland firm. They started June 20 at Indianapolis and must finish by February 22, 1914, funding expenses by selling postcard pictures of themselves. They wear khaki boy scout uniforms, carry no baggage, and must obtain postmarks at towns along the Vandalia railroad route, carrying letters from Indiana officials. They expect to reach St. Louis by Saturday evening.
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Bertha Kimball
Mac Lillie
Indianapolis
San Francisco
Troy
Cleveland
Indiana
Boy Scouts
Vandalia
St. Louis
Senate confirms August Droll as Troy postmaster
The senate confirmed August Droll this week in Washington to head the Troy post office. He has forwarded his official bond to the Post Office Department and will receive his commission once the bond is accepted, succeeding Thomas Millett Jr who has held the office for eight years and is currently holding over.
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August Droll
Troy
Senate
Washington
Drol Han
Postafice Department
Thomas Millett, Jr
Troy Athletics edge East St. Louis in tight baseball win
The Troy Trojans beat East St. Louis 5 to 4 after leading 4 3 until the ninth inning. Baber pitched well with nine strikeouts and seven hits allowed. Next Sunday the Athletics face the Bakers of East St. Louis.
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Bakers of
East St. Louis
Troy Athletics
Stock Yards
Troy
Trojans
Kuntz
Ecco
Kat. L
Baber
Con Balla
Plicher
Rogers
Stephenson
Hega
Moore
Hess
Yount
Scott
Mease
Bryant
McKane
Ellis
McDonald
Coonan
Athletics
Bakers
Jim Flynn Stops in Troy During Travels
Pueblo heavyweight contender Jim Flynn and his wife Miss Fannie Vedder visited Troy early Tuesday morning. Flynn travelled from Pueblo to New York City, planning a bout with Guid boat Smith on August 8, and he paused on the square for about fifteen minutes to survey the National road.
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Troy
Percn
Jim Flynn
Pueblo
Flynn
Fannie Vedder
Cola
New York City
Smith
New York
Oointe
Visitors scatter through Troy area families in latest social notes
Visiting and returning residents appear in Troy and nearby towns. Collinsville guests include Mr. and Mrs. Claud Gaskill and families with Esther Claytor of St. Louis and George Farnsworth. The community also hosts Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Hagler, Miss Irma Hawler visiting from the Princess Theatre, and Mrs. L. Bertha Bunn arriving from Oregon. Other items report an Okawville treatment update for inflammatory rheumatism and local diphtheria cases among Dillingham and Pierpoot families, while an agreement enables traction lines to extend into East St. Louis once franchise issues are resolved.
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Alberta Huss
Staunton
Ross Wilkinson
St. Louis
Matt Hoffman
Old Ripley
Troy Friends
Stella Bertram
Bethalto
W. W. Jarvis
Mike Fisher
Collinsville
Don Peters
Leng Bertoretto
Beald
Sophia Lewis
Caseyville
Jane Wilkinson
Arthur Capelle
Alfred Capelle
L. Bader
Marshall Dillingham
May Strain
George Deek
Frieda Gehaefer
Trenton
Troy
Emma Scott
Wm. A. Oliver
Fred‘ Huffendick
H. R. Huffendick
Mary Struckhoff
Edward
Wm. Herlemann
Edwardsville
Lant
Bath
Claud Gaskill
Mary Sprick
Esther Claytor
Rees Llewellyn
Ethel Kimberlin
Henry. Kimberlin
Charlies Watt
George Farnsworth
Ritcher
Godfrey
Marshall Borst
Hartley
Texas
Okawville
Wriehold’s
John Beck
Fred
Lena
Coyle
Ohts
Beck
Oklahoma
Court House Items: Circuit and Probate Courts
Trans fers and Marriage Licenses. Circuit Court reports dismissals and verdicts including a $160 fine for slot machine offenses. Several civil and equity actions resolved with judgments, partitions, and alimony. New circuit cases listed. Probate proceedings show numerous estates with claims allowed, inventories approved, and final report hearings set.
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August Beutel,sr
Frauenverein
Mra. Beu~ Tel
Sri
Bonnia Dobbs
AUTO
San’ Francisco
Droll
Allen
Main Street
Troy Athletic Association
Troy Orchestra
Gracy Dugger
Troy Athlietics
Rho Lewis
Raber
A Young
Davis
Jim Scott
ARRM
MckKane
Sv Rawley
Rt Rogers
Merriman
Hisele
Big Scrapper
Puebla
Miinsis Traction Company
East
Greaves
Burnet James
Charles A. Greaves
North End
M. E. Church
JE. Nickerson
Evangelical Friedens Cemetery
Bucklen
J. H. Polanco
Delvalle
Tex
H. R. Huftendick
Hayes Pierpoot
Edgemont
Sarah O'Connor
Circuit and Probate
Circuit Court
T. R. Wall
Nhlle
Joseph Bonis
Ounshine
Nelle
Richard Frosrich
Auiley
Jessie Faust
Alten
Granite & St. Louis Traction Co
Emma Ingersoll
Emma. Goforth
Lizzie Burgdorf
Frank Vanda
Zeno Struft
N. Sohantosetter
Ramey
Tease Ramey
McCabey
Robert E.mccabe
Robetta Brown
Sarah
J. Wilkiame
Eb Vay
Cokae
Ww. McPherson
New Circuit Court
J. Wesley Beall
R. J.otey
Johanna Strauss
Tri-City ‘Grocery Co
Jennie V. Bauer
Friend
George E. Ballard
Charles B. Rotsch
John W. McAnarney
Mary E. Sell
East St. Louis & Suburben
Armeida Glare
Nathan. Deproulin
Andrew Leigh
Edward M. Lundak
Carl Metbauer
August T& John Falkner
Lena Wegeman
Michael Sulzer
Robert W. Hocher
George H. Demuth
Fritz Buchtikeffer
Walter J. Beaver Et al
Mary M. Homart
Elizabeth Weber
Guardian
Genevieve Timmermeier
Daniel Daudermann
Benjamin Gilemen Et al
Minora
Bertha
Gile
L. Schwartze
Elizabeth Clark
Clatn
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Biukken
Dubtie ’Adminiatraty Ee Carike
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