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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1912

Page

3

John Riebold Dead at 76 Following Ailing Years

John Riebold a longtime Troy blacksmith died last evening at 8 30 due to heart failure. He was 76 years 11 months old. Funeral Sunday at 2 PM from his residence to the German Evangelical church, Rev. Martin Holz officiating, burial in Evangelical Friedens cemetery. He was born in Germany July 25 1835 and immigrated as a child. He married Marie Wabley in Highland in 1881 and lived in Lookingglass Prairie before moving to Troy. Surviving are wife three sons and four daughters, 21 grandchildren, two brothers and two sisters, plus many relatives and friends. He was a pillar of the German Evangelical church and esteemed by all.

John Riebold Riebold St. Louis Blackjack Marie Wabley Highland Lookingglass Prairie Hiebold Troy Ritbold German Evangelical Church

William Harvey Succumbs In Troy After Illness

William Harvey, a 65 year old Troy resident for eleven years, died Sunday at 0 10 after a four year illness. Injury from an old mine accident in Canada contributed to his death. Born in Glasgow in 1846, he emigrated to Canada in 1865 and then to the U S in the early 1870s, living in Maine and Massachusetts before settling in Pennsylvania and later Troy. He served as a cavalryman on the Texas frontier, was twice married, leaving two daughters and a son from the first marriage and four daughters from the second, with Mrs George Dunatadeter of Edwardville among survivors. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 10 from his North End home to the Presbyterian church, with interment in Evangelical Friedens cemetery.

William Harvey Troy Canada North End Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Church, Dr.’ E. J. Brown Evangelical Friedens Cemetery Glasgow Scotland United States Maine Mandaphuaetts Texas Pennsylvania Harvey George Dunatedter Edwardaville Pidco Kate Hancock

Obituary Note For Mrs Harvey And Family Ties

Mrs James Helder of Coalgate Oklahoma and Mrs Louis Torrence and Mrs Harrison Record of Hast St Louis are listed. A brother, James Harvey of Boston, Massachusetts, and eleven grandchildren are named. Mr Harvey and Mrs Harvey moved from Canada to Edwardsville thirteen years ago then to Troy after two years. Mrs Harvey worked as a miner here for years until an old injury forced retirement. He belonged to the Improved Order of Red Men and was well regarded. The widow and daughter receive many heartfelt sympathies.

James Helder Coalgate Okla Louis Torrence Harrison St. Louis James Harvey Boston Mass Harvey Canada Edwardsville Troy Improved Order of Red Men

Southern Traction Co to seek stock increase and line expansion

A special meeting of Southern Traction Company stockholders, called by President Wm. E. Trautmann of East St. Louis, aims to approve increasing capital stock from 1.5 million to 7.5 million to fund track, terminal, and switching facilities and to acquire rolling stock. Trautmann, Begole, Vernon Clark, and Essen sign the call. The plan includes extending lines through Washington, Randolph and Perry counties toward Du Quoin, amid East St. Louis bridge franchise developments and a Cree bridge franchise decision by the Missouri House of Delegates.

Southern Traction Company Wm. EB. Trautmann East St. Louis North Main Street East St. Lonia Trautmann Henry C. Begole Belleville R. RK. Vernon Clark Fred Essen St. Sonia County Washington Randolph Perry Duquoin Salling Aloo House of Delegates St. Louis East St. Lois

Relay Depot to abolish East St Louis grade crossing

The Relay Depot Passenger Association plans to remove the dangerous grade crossing at East St Louis by building a subway under the tracks from Missouri Avenue to the station. The project may include enlarging the station by adding another story, while the East St Louis Commercial Club backs the upgrades though continues lobbying for a newer Relay Station farther upriver.

East St. Louisia Hinda Railroad Commission Missouri Avenue Depot Association East

Miss Hobson Awarded Damages in Court Action

Miss Abbie Hobson of Edwardsville, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Hobson, received 3110 in a circuit court damages award against the Mino sly Traction System for a December 16, 1911 wreck on the McKinley line. She claimed internal injuries and loss of vocal control from being thrown from her seat while returning from Statin ton with friends. Hobson was a teacher at Edwardsville school and a choir singer in St Louis.

Misa Abbie Hobson John Hobson Edwardsville Troy Misa Hobson McKinley Statinton

Ministers Organize Collinsville Pastors Group

Religious notes report Vive Collinsville pastors formed the Ministers' Association of Collinsville to promote devotional exercises and church work. Membership includes Rev. V Colbert First Baptist Rev. J If Ford Methodist Rev H I Barnavn German Evangelical Rev R J Byatt Episcopal and Rev Barry Meinecks First Presbyterian. The group plans meetings on the first and third Mondays monthly.

Collinsville Tuoday Ministers’ Association of Collinsvill V. Colbert Baptist J. If Ford Methodist Episcopal H.I

Death of longtime Collinsville resident Adam Paszeld

Former Collinsville resident Adam Paszeld died Sunday evening in St Josephs hospital Highland after a seven year infirmity. He was born in Germany and moved to Troy forty one years ago, later residing in Collinsville with his daughter Mrs Louise Bertram. He leaves sixteen grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the Bertram home conducted by Rev S Rahnsen of the German Evangelical church. Interment was in the Catholic cemetery.

Adam Paszeld Collinsville Troy St. Joseph's Hospital Highland Louise Bertram Bertram Hiv UL S. Rahnsen Waszold Germany Hen Collinaville Louise Vertram James Tl. Purvianes

Birthday Surprise At Home Of Honor On Anniversary

The social page notes a birthday surprise at a home with a large turnout and many guests. Representatives served abundant refreshments. the event included a memorable toast and well wishes for the honorees. Attending were numerous local residents and relatives, with mentions of several families and friends from nearby towns. Also recorded is a graduation event at Weltner's Conservatory and impending wedding of Adele Dele to Fred Steinmeyer, with details of church ceremony plans. Personal paragraphs list local visitors and trips to St Louis and Lebanon.

Enejoy Bache Park Mare Philly Behulize Werte Wendter Athy Won Taeneh Vorana Mra Honey Karta Mas Wir Kimbertin Urs Inad West Thosehooek Clleehmner Joseph Ath Mer George Liehler Ind Mies Michael Loyet Mas Johie Mendel Maes Alexandher Scolt Trof

Local residents and visitors listed in Edwardsville area notes

A long chain of casual items lists visits, trips, and relatives of residents and former residents. Names include L F Rissi, Mrs W J Gebauer, Louis Hartung, Maish Cook, Wm Ackerman, Mrs W F Peter, Mrs Win Beutel, Gesil Colling, Mrs Aliee Collins, Thomas A Tylor, Mr o, Mrs Fred Bohnepsticbl, Mrs Philip Stock and daughters, Maryville and Edwardsville visitors, and many others. The column records travel to St Louis, Indianapolis, Hot Springs, and the National Stock Yards, plus family visits and hosting duties across several towns.

L. F. Rissi W. J. Gebauer Edwardsville Louis Hartung Maish Cook Wm. Ackerman Missouri St. Louis Mary Droneke St Loui Miss Jarvis Toutel Allen Maryville Thysday Mery Gobornott Indianapolis Onerall Ernest Abilhoeht Dan Col- Hipkville Col- Hipkville, Was On Puesday Lorsluy Evelyn Willpaen Teovia Herik Gaetherine Arth Lois Antwarter Alloo A. L. Seligman Aemnsa Thiending Yeyterday Che Nationwly Bayt St. Louis Stes Geonard Phyebst Shite Mondiy Collinsville Fron Collinky Reds Jie Bendis St Louie B. W Haridles Bom James WH Chartes Kveister J. J. Stienbans St Danis Martha Stienbans SF Louia Myx Bal Stewart Maud Osborn Pleasant Pitting Iowa Me Kl AvenWurter Frank Mann Carlinsville Henry Famke Mix Mabel Ala Bodgrasy O'Fallon Henry H. Wood Pranksmodgrasa Margie Wrangen Roy Shafer Lester Kinder Edna Minder Catherine Jones Carlyle George Shaler Irma Hagler Virginia Grey Alta Neville Amnivles Swinehart Creare Miehener John L. Hagler Lmry C. Kueler Edward Kiekbe Dover Cale Oklahoma Wind Scott Donoho Win Donoho Trey

Records From Sunty Seat Courts and Probate

Trans-Circuit divorce and carriage licenses. Appeals: Leo Marx for $25, GW Kline $7, and others with costs. Union Trust vs. wag. notices: various probate inventories approved, guardians reported, final settlements, and discharge of guardians. Deceased estates include Katie B, Catherine Maurex, Mary Kelley, Walter Breg, Christina Wightback, Ayim, Meisst, and others with claims, inventories, and approvals. hearings set for June 2.

Gg Law Mys Leo Marx Tiff Kline S. Thomas Ine Union Trust D. Wavings Bank Yasumpsit MM. Wr Bbe Ve WB. Dhara For “Nent Abbietoni Bt. Louis Myogia & Springfield Plaintilen Prudestial America Assumpail Toledo St. Louis Co Judyff Amening I. Ben Tom Pialavi Watsone Katie Wim Catherine Maurex Mary Kellepy Ober Reaper Walter Breg Lotinary Christina Wightback Tories Ayim Meisst T Tdian Bach Othet H.C. Hior Guardian Balans le W. M. Wick L. F. Tamagh Ain Sarah A. J. Tur George C George C.stallinistrator Arthur

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