Festivities End With School Graduation and Recitals
School weekend festivities closed with a Friday graduation of fourteen pupils at the public school in Hieder's opera house. The program featured songs, orations, and diplomas, with Rev. Marion Jackson and Rev. Harlan Tuttle delivering portions of the service. A reception followed for patrons and friends, and a large audience enjoyed a full evening of student performances. The day also included a McCray-Dewey academy program, a sewing exhibit, and a large community picnic and athletic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gohook and Academy
Thomas Liles
John Watts
Fannie Hultz
Burrel Preston
Joseph Williams
Leater Samuel
Riggin Borst
Gueille Arth
Henryetta Belcher
Ruth Cramer
Blanche Eiffert
Peter Schmacher
Duthiel Braner
Elmer Jarvis
Hieder
Lucille Arth
Marion Jackson
United States
Nuthiel Braner
Henryetta -Belcher
Duthiel Brewer
MecCray-Dewey
Academy
Geiger
Uieq
Alme
Wilma Norbury
Elizabeth Crystal Pan
Fern Sapp
T A. Sohoo
Helen * Miller
Ithi
Qitviod
Aon
Eniogens Mofin
Wierd
McCray-Dewey
Colinaville
Athletic Park
Thomas Higgins
Herald Wohswinkel
Presbyterian Church
Ewing
Bonnie Dundes
Alice Mantle
Auwarter
Helen Keller
Flora Gebauer
Paul
Basay Tans
Farmer Niebruegge Dies After Long Illness at 62
Herman Niebruegge, a well known farmer living west of Troy on the Collinsville road, died at 2 45 a m after several years of illness. He was 62 years, 3 months and 8 days old. He suffered a paralytic stroke six weeks ago and never recovered. He will be buried from St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran church at 1 pm Sunday with burial in the Lutheran cemetery. Born February 23, 1853 in Hanover Germany, he came to America at 18 and married Mary Brocking in 1882. Surviving are the widow, eleven children four sons and seven daughters and eight grandchildren. Two siblings are in Germany. He was a respected farmer and member of St Pauls church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Niebruegge
Troy
Collinsville
Mr. Niebruegge
Niebruegge
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Deveased
Hanover
Germany
America
Pleasant Ridge
Mary Brocking
Anna Tegtmeyer
Nebraska
Louisa Taake
Garden City
Kan
August Niebruegge
Clara Grese
Mamie
Frieda
Mattie
Estella
Walter
Albert
Ger
Appendicitis Proves Fatal For James A Evans at 18
James A Evans, 18, youngest son of Mrs Mary Evans, died at Mayfield Sanitarium in St. Louis after an appendicitis operation performed Sunday. He was ill since last Wednesday, worked at the Donk mine Friday, then worsened. Born in Grebhs Oklahoma, he moved to Troy fifteen years ago. Survived by mother four sisters and two brothers. Funeral services and interment planned at local churches and cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Evans
Mary Evans
Mayfield Sanitarium
St. Louis
Donk
Evans
M. I
Evangelical Friedens
Grebhs
Okla
Anna Mcintosh
Jennie Andrews
Troy
Maggie Andrews
East St. Louis
Harry Evans
Edwardsville
Win. Evans
Social notes from Troy area brighten Memorial week
Mrs. Charles Heck of Troy hosts a surprise birthday party at Glen Carbon Crossing with a large guest list from near and far including Adeph Heck Emma Neuztling Elsie and others. Across town, Allen family farewells as Mrs. Allen departs for a month in New York City and surrounding areas with relatives and friends. Memorial Day visitors and local arrivals fill social pages with birthdays, visits, and guests from St Louis Edwardsville Collinsville Maryville and Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Heck
Troy
Glen Carbon Crossing
Wm. Cross
Vernon
John Koch
Miss Deris
Emma Dee
Fred Bollinger
Clifford Bolsinger
Edward Valine
Jona
T. Hubbard
Louis Soma
Near
Len Carbon
Sabitha Rhodes
Edwardsville
C. E. Dixon
John Newton
Amelia Smith
Sophia Cohen
O'Fallon
Charles Greenberg
Ben
Max Edelstein
Sarah
Maryville
A. Shupack
Samuel Shupack
Maurice
Joseph Cohen
Louis Harrison
Fannie and
Beatrice Boston
Gillespie
Henry
Lawrence Riggin
Collinsville
Wm. Collings
Tiden Manley
Marion
Ohio
Gertrude Hach
Geneva Peters
Greenup
B. W. Jarvis
Percy Trader
Clinton
Ind
Walter Siean
Syracuse
H. E. Moore
Enly
Johnson City
Enly Tilley
Will
A. R. Snodgrass
Henry H. Woods
John Palitzsch
Jamies Palitzsch
Virus
Robert Rawlings
Earl Poster
Harry Mossmann
East St. Louis
Rufus Pike
St. Jacob
Harper Allen
Charles Allen, Jr
Julius Bircher
St. Louis
Wiki
James Harvey
Harrison Riggs
Fred Bichoff
Arthur
Mollie Bichoff
Marine
A. E. Rawlings
Sarah Dunstan
Witt
Judicial Candidates Here Visit Troy Yesterday
Three autos carried circuit court and supreme court candidates to Troy yesterday. The group wore names including Judge W. F. Bandy Centralia for Supreme Court, Judge George F. Crowe Belleville, Louis Bermentey Nashville, J F Gillham Edwardsville for circuit judge, County Judge H R Eaton, Thomas Williamson, Joseph Barnett, and A W Barco Edwards Attorney Lester M Geers Edwardsville for circuit judge, accompanied by his brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Troy
W. F. Bandy
Centralia
Supreme Bench
George F. Crowe
Belleville
Louis Bermentey
Nashville
J.F. Gillham
Edwardsville
Dadge H.R. Eaton
Thomas Williamson
Joseph Barnett
A. WJ. Barco
Lester M. Geers
Rua Geers
Court Rouse Items Court actions in circuit and probate courts
Circuit Court dispositions include cases continued for service and a grant of a new trial for A. P. Miller vs John Bantz. Grand jury report notes about twenty five indictments suppressed. Numerous bail figures listed for larceny burglary and related charges. Probate: multiple estates claim amounts allowed. hearings and guardianship actions scheduled. inventories and executors detailed with bonds and final reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella A. Stallings
James A. Davis
A. P. Miller
John Bantz
W. B. Hunneman
Ilinois
Harry Ewing
Charles Smith
Oscar Close
Roy Smith
Toe Witoski
John Bakis
Bur Biary
Joseph Tanefareno
Joseph Tanepareno
Granite City Trust & Savings Barts
Edward Wagner
William Bauérs
William Borers
Pete Dimatte
Antono Seminis
Antano Seminie
Susan K. James
Joseph Kircis
Valentine Wolf
Robert Porter
A. P. Jurgensen
Joseph Tauber
Oscar Meier
Mary Feriska
Herbert Bickman
Guardian
A. March
Minor
Henry Nolte
Aars Gunder
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Weoitation
Bmitok
School’ Mary. Kelley
Essie Edwards
Enveeropedtein Absole Droll
Hergic- Deedary
Massoglia
Anna Bel
Ige
Wiela -Morrias
Hindeoy
Peeee
Oto FE ‘Eldmeél
Holy City’ Choral Society
Harlan Tuttle
M. F. Auwarter
Misa Alice
Mantle
Paul RK. Auwarter
H. A. Canedy
Agnes Gaskill
Bermon
Harian Tuttle
C. BE. Malden
Alice
Prandin
Ian
Jesus’ ' Choral
Crorkin
Prizza
Picnios
Bolen Miller Evaaier
Ghild
Bhp
Toe “Music
Piano
Norma -Blake
Op “Quartet
Milas Ales and
Viola Morrina
Forestry
Mayfield
Avill Be
Présbyterian “ Church
Alton Presbytery
Rea
Social
Vistors
James W. Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Mae Taylor
Questa
Robert Winter
Wm. Hampe
Elmer Bergman
Waterloo
James H. Davis
Taylorville
Myrtle Eckert
Minnie Schlichting
Bertha Gerling
Frank Snodgrass
Aurora
Chicago
Rebecca Riggin
Cora
Paul B. Wild
Vigna
John Pulitzsch
Tomiy
Lottie Maisch
Caseyville
Jane Wilkinson
John Gaskill
B. F. Cramer
Francis Lewis
Madge Coker
McLeanshoro
M. B.' Coker
Cecelia Holden
St Louis
May ‘Walker
Velma Long
Near St. Jacoby
Ed Schotemeyer
Mabel Harrigan
Harry Hoecker
Hoecker
Fred Schuler
H. B. Morriss
W- B. McHenry
John Heneke
C.E. Jarvis
Thomas R. Boicourt
Martinsburg
Henry Belcher
Toro H. Healey
Mason, Mich
Elizabeth Bernardin
Livingston
James Boston
Bessie
Fannie
Bextrice
Henry Hawke
Circuit and Probate
Peter Koritzka
Jor Wikeski
Juklic
Cecil Prater
Emil Koby
Hinkle
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