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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1916

Page

5

Memorial Day Exercises in Troy Honor Fallen Heroes

Memorial Day observance in Troy Tuesday under Sons of Veterans auspices drew many visitors and wide business closures. A large crowd filled the school tent for a 2 pm program featuring the Crorkin Orchestra, McCray-Dewey performers, and Attorney Jesse L. Simpson of Edwardsville. A procession to City Cemetery followed graveside ceremonies, with Simpson delivering a patriotic address and local speaker Hon. Frank Farrington of Springfield unable to attend.

Troy Sons of Veterans Mitchell Preston America J. W. Smith Crorkin Orchestra MccCray-Dewey McCray-Dewey Quartet Jesse L. Simpson Edwardsville Mag FASS W. L. Oliver Crorkin Martin Hola City Frank Farrington Springfield

Special Election Tuesday in Jarvis Township Road Levy

A special election is set for Tuesday in Jarvis township to decide a 65 cent levy per $100 of assessed value for three years to finance three miles of macadam road. Two miles on Lebanon road and one mile on St Jacob road would be improved, linking Blackjack and eastern city limits, with prior two year levy failing 367 to 241.

Jarvis Township Lebanon Road St. Jacob Blackjack Collinsville Sueh Troy Thia -Ia

Assessors Completes 1916 Personal Property Census

Assessor George C Morriss reports 1916 returns to County Treasurer George E Little detailing taxable personal property in St Jacob township. Items include horses cattle mules sheep hogs steam engines safes carriages automobiles watches clocks sewing machines pianos organs and total full value personal property 211 260 dollars.

George C. Morriss George E. Little St. Jacob Ceei Eens Bnade Tee Pehets

Catholic Federation Meets in Granite City

The Madison County Federation of Catholic Societies met Sunday in Granite City with large attendance. High mass, a sermon by Rev. Joseph Meckel, a big dinner, a business session, a general mass meeting, and a band concert followed. Mayor Steele welcomed attendees. W Niehaus and James M. Graham spoke. Officers elected include Niehaus as president, Rarick as first vice president, Hess as second vice president, Grassheim as third vice president, Schuck as recording secretary, Meyer as assistant secretary, and Troeckler as treasurer. Next annual meeting set for Aton.

Madison County Federation of Catholic Socities Granite City Joseph Meckel Steele W. Niehaus James M. Graham Springfield W. ¥. Niehaus Collinsville Philip J. Rarick Troy John Hess Edwardsville J. G. Grassheim Alton John C. Schuck Theo. H. Meyer Frank Troeckler Mitchell Federation Aton

Will Lecture to Women at Mitchell and Preston Revival

The Mitchell and Preston revival in the big tent on the school grounds draws large crowds. Evangelist Mitchell spoke on booze to a 500 strong audience as 23 converts were baptized by Rev. Harlan Tuttle. Next Sunday's women only lecture titled The pe coy Ducks of Troy is announced. A storm delayed the Sunday evening meeting.

Mitchell Preston Evangelist Mitchell Mill Bond Harlan Tuttle Baptist Church Troy

Commencement at Troy Opera House for Class of 1916

The Troy public school eighth grade class of 1916 held commencement at Rieder's opera house with a capacity crowd. Twenty-five graduates, led by the board of education and teachers, presented songs, solos, and speeches, followed by diploma presentations and a benediction by Rev. J. W. Smith. The event featured flowers, national colors, and notable participants including Beatrice Samuel, Elsie Glammeyer, Wilbur Garnet, Eva Borst, Fred Scott, and George Naylor.

Eleie Glammeyer Velma Joseph Eva Borat Libbie Edwards May Sapp Mollie Pistone Hilda Riggio Nellye Thompson Marie Dawson Leona Gebauer Agnes Chapman Fred Scott Fernaroll Wilbur Garnet Hazel Snodgrass Arthur McCain Beatrice Samuel August Shadwick Vera, Joseph George Naylor Troy Rieder Opera House Board of Education Wilbur Garnet Bong Fei Fred Scott Eva Borst George Naylor Hate Sete Elsie Glammeyer R. L. Dawson J. W. Smith

County Graduation Exercise Set for 1916 Class

The county eighth grade class of 1916 will graduate at Edwardsville on Saturday June 10 at 2 PM in Wildey theatre. The 261 students mark the largest class in county history. Salutatorian honors go to Elsie Glammeyer of Troy public school, tied for top averages with Edna Brooks. Program includes solos, orations on preparedness and woman suffrage, readings, and valedictory by Edna Brooks.

Edwardsville Elsie Glammeyer Troy Edna Brooks Oscar Schoeffler Wall Elsie Glammeyer Eva June Borst Louise Seidel Penrose Harry Turner Lena Schmidt Bertha Scheurer Mae Voyles Bertha Richardson Brooks Abraham Wdelstein

St Jerome’s Class of 1916 Commencement at Rieder’s

The Class of 1916 at St Jerome’s school will hold commencement exercises next Tuesday evening at Rieder’s Opera House. The class comprises one girl and three boys: Mary Capelle, Arthur Kurth, August Rieder, and Parnell Rarick. The program will include an entertainment.

St. Jerome's School Rieder Mary Capelle Arthur Kurth August Rieder Parnell Rarick

Many visitors and relatives listed in Collinsville Troy and St Louis area

A long list details August Beutel Sr and numerous residents visiting relatives in Carlinville Collinsville East St Louis Troy and St Louis. It notes Miss Viola Watt Miss Elizabeth Smith Louise Voderhage Ursula Rarick and many others visiting family attending church funerals or hosting guests over the past week with several local households mentioned by name.

August Beutel Carlinville John Bernhardt Viola Watt Collinsville Joseph D. Scott St. Louis Elizaha Smith East St. Louis Louise Voderhage Louis Arth Troy Ursula Rarick J. P. Arth Patterson Henry Hawke Clara Garnet Jane Jenkins Edwardsville Victor Dillman Jacob Storey Lydia Fullriede Estelle Kurth Belleville Louis F. Kurth O. €. Maurer Abston Tilden Manley Joseph Motz Marine Mt. Vernon Evangelist L. J. Mitchell Carlos Andrews Don Wesley Sandles Little Son Jane Montgomery Lester Kinder John Miller Jesse St. Jacob John Strain Malbe Grove C. B. Myden Norma McCloud Lawrence Snodgrass Henry J. Leuth Mary Hisenberg Wm. Lewis Weir Kan Napoleon Titter Kate Hare Hillsboro Herbert Kennedy Martha Cox Mulberry Grove Fred Mossmann H. K. Moore Johnson City Enly Tilley Kate Parker Edw. R. Deimting John Noll Greenville Sylvia Hamilton Dee Elliott Roy D. Elliott Logansport Ind Andrew Hoenig Louis Torrence Hast St. Louis Henry Klemeier Sophia Peter Myrtle Hoskins Madison Forbes McCain Bertha Gerling Mildred Inneman Minnie Schlichting August Trost Baden Baden August Schatfner

Jurors Drawn for Circuit and Granite City Courts start June

Petit jurors for two weeks in the circuit court begin service June 6 including Julius Spindler Edward Netzer Helvetia Albert Gruenenfelder Saline Oliver Pahlmann Marine and others. Granite City court jurors begin June 12 with names like John Schlaeppi Telvetia Henry Schwear Saline and more across Lees Collinsville Edwardsville Moro Nameoki Wood River Venice and Alton.

Julius Spindler Edw. Netzer Helvetia Albert Gruenenfelder Saline Oliver Pahlmann Marine George BR. Giger Fred Schlimme Jarvid Joseph Sanders Olive Albert Heidman Emil Wohlert Henry Blase Omphyhent GC. Mitchell Esau Berger Wilson Snyder George Merkle Joseph Granite Cry John Schlaeppi Joseph Netzer Tel _ vetia Henry Schwear John B. Moltett Lees Chester Redford D. W. Stahl Fritz Bentiug Philip Schultze Jarvisy August Friesen Herman Schemke Robert

Probate and real estate actions in July probate docket

Probate proceedings list claims on decedents Henry Vorwald Juliette Metz and wis E Kinne with balances approved, inventories and executors reporting and sales of real estate to pay debts. Real estate transfers include Fischer to Troy Savings for Lot 6 Roe ben's add Troy and several other transfers with sums ranging from 775 to 3,200 dollars.

Juliette Metz Henry Vorwald Wis E. Kinne Neumann Hirwing Estates Michael Brueh Jeyman Threther C. Danken G. Woltman Circuit Court Srg H. Fischer Troy Savings & Homestead Association Roeben Troy Whitabeth Voigt Albert Crote‘fendt DeLawis Marine Marie L. Rogier Jacob Zilles Helvetia Clara Tufli Albert A. Wick B. Suppiger Wiziland L. V. Baerenspring Eugene Kalt Highland Highland City Cemetery

Marriage Licenses Reported in Edwardsville District

Arthur Ajlen age 21 and Staumtage Veid Neil age 19 listed with Williamson and Peterson names in Edwardsville area. Cora Daum age 10 appears with Edwardsville. Nicholas Nedoff age 22 and Susie Sagess age 18, Howard Walls age 24, Hitka Culter age 19, Tom Browning age 24 with Warren and Ag listed.

Arthur Ajlen Oo Staumtage Veid Neil Williamson Wm. Peterson Edwardsville Cora Daum Eevee Nicholas Nedoff Susie Sagess Howard Walls Hitka Culter Tom Browning Re Warren

Also Mentioned on This Page

State Highway Commission Catholic Federation Meets Iinois Light & Power Company Dr. Aml Mra F. K. Liermann Mary Geffen Arthur Geffen Augusta Garnet Clara Irma Ruth Edgar L. J. Mitchell Sidney Sweeny Biz Fox Clinton Fisk Rena Road Esther Biffert Grace Dugger Mabel Ruth Cramer Cleda Cooper Bess G. Davy Augusta Qormet Pleasant Hour Club Frieda Peters Bertha Heddergott Norma Stolte Mary Meier Fred Meier William Kirchoff Pleasant Ridge Emma Kirchoff Dan G. Liebler German Evangelical Church Jarvis’ Pasture Elfrieda Brede Agnes Gaslell Maude Hamilton Myrtie Lewis Messrs John Sapp Rodiville Morriss Wm. Schmidt Fred Dzengolewski John Schmidt Walter Hoge H. FP Liles
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