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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1916

Page

5

Neighbors Chronicle Bits From St Jacob Area

News notes from St Jacob and nearby towns recount visits relatives in Terre Haute and St Louis, a Shriners banquet in East St Louis, and multiple family gatherings. Obituary notes include Louis N. Boulanger's death in Highland from a stroke and Joseph Ulrich of Highland dying of tuberculosis at 27. The community saw weddings at the German Evangelical church parsonage and a Highland Concert Band trip to Cairo for the Egyptian Hustlers meeting.

ST. Jacob PD. W. Arthur Terre Haute Ernest A. Main St. Louis John Frey Belleville Otto Schmidt Otto Nashville L. W. Adler Walter Adler Shriners East St. Louis Ida Bone William Mulberry Grove John Beal Taben Verein German Evangelical Church C. A. Hildebrand Henry Fischer Anna Oechsle O'Fallon Rufus Pike Clara Willi E. C. Willi Lund-Mauldin Highland Frances Beal Edward Pfiuebiel Alvin Pflugbiel Lena Liebler Daniel Liebler Alvin Pflugbiel Jr Alvina Liebler Louis Buchmiller Lotta Becker Cairo Joseph Ulrich Carl Ulrich

Highland News Roundup of Local Visits and Births

Mrs A J Utger visits relatives in Paxico Mo. Emil Trollier and wife welcomed a daughter last Saturday. Lawrence Bell of Maryville Mo visits Highland. Mrs A R Mueller travels to Chicago for summer. Emile Riegel spends summer in North with St Louis kin. Josephine and Dorothy Sikking return to Kansas City from visit. Ed Huber Sr. taken to Madison County Hospital. Harvest workers J M Mueller Waldo Schott George Suppiger Raymond Spellerberg head to Kansas. Congregational Sunday school picnic planned in Albert Mueller’s pasture. Mr and Mrs C F Waddell and Mrs Harry Keeler of Chicago guest at John Seidler. Dr M B Tibbetts and family and B D Tibbetts depart for Ft Madison and Iowa trip. Remains of Martin J Hahn brought from Milwaukee and buried in Highland.

A. J. Utger Paxico Emil Trollier Lawrence Bell Maryville A. R. Mueller Chicago Emile Riegel St. Louis Josephine Dorothy Sikking Kansas City Ed Huber Madison County Hospital J. M. Mueller Waldo Schott George Suppiger Raymond Spellerberg Kansas Congregational Sunday School Albert Mueller C. F. Waddell Harry Keeler John Seidler M. B. Tibbetts B. D. Tibbetts Ft. Madison Iowa Martin J. Hahn Milwaukee Highland Sunday

Lebanon Neighbors Return Visits and Local News

Miss Latchie Myrick returns to Ladonia Texas and Miss Elizabeth Wilkinson goes to Milwaukee for a stay with relatives. The Lebanon city council abandons a water works bond issue. Several residents travel to Chicago for visits. Edna L Brown marries Glen H Harrison in East St. Louis, plan to reside there. A ministerial institute convenes with sixty five attendees. A former Lebanon girl, Blanche Moore, marries Dr. Lloyd J. Stabbler in St. Louis. The Sager hardware cash drawer is robbed of $200. Mrs. Emily I Jones dies aged 73. interment at College Hill cemetery.

Latchie Myrick Ladonia Tex N. E. Harmon Kansas Elizabeth Wilkinson Milwaukee Lebanon Fred Reinhardt Chicago Myrtle Cowan Jerseyville Bo Waggoner R. Crisp East St. Louis Glen H. Harrison Charles Bitzer J. B. Scruggs Shawnee Okla Wm. Schaefer, Jr Bitzer Ministerial Institute of the Southern Ilinois M. E O’fallon Emily I. Jones George W. Gerking College Iill

Local Happenings and Events Around Highland

Mrs. Harry Belcher of Nokomis lost her newborn son after a Sunday hospital stay in Pana though she recovers from earlier serious illness. P R Dunn of the state fire marshal’s office met Highland officials last Friday and a citizens’ meeting is set for tonight at Turners hall headlined by Walter H Bennett with fire safety films. The 49th Bezirks-Turnfest drew nearly a thousand visitors and trains ran to Highland from several cities. St Jacob Commercial Club plans a large Fourth of July celebration featuring a street demonstration, parade, Turners’ park activities, basket dinner, school programs, sports and fireworks under the banner Something Doing Every Minute.

Harry Belcher Nokomis Pana Turners’ Hall Walter H. Bennett Highland St. Louis Lindenwood Luxemburg Indianapolis Ind Staunton Ill St. Jacob

Umbrella Signs and Meanings from an Old Ledger

A quaint list assigns symbolic meanings to umbrella handling. Carrying an umbrella over a woman signals impending change of ownership, while the man getting only rain drips hints at courtship. An umbrella held by the man and drippings on the woman suggests marriage.

Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Advertises Cold Cure

Seeks to end persistent colds with Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey. Claims to heal inflammation soothe phlegm ease breathing and prevent bronchial irritation. Laxative tar syrup advertised as a guaranteed remedy available at druggists.

Dr. Bell

Additional Personal Visitors Arrive in Collinsville Area

Mrs Tony Mersinger visited Collinsville Wednesday. Mrs H H Padon traveled from Palestine Texas to visit friends. Cora Watt and her Collinsville children stayed with Mesdames A Droll and Mamie Bryant for several days. Lawrence Riggin Albert Riggin and daughter Alberta with Steinmeyer and Miss Sadie Riggin of St Louis were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Wm Collins.

Tony Mersinger Collinsville H. H. Padon Palestine Texas Cora Watt Mesdames A. Droll Mamie Bryant Lawrence Riggin Albert Riggin Alberta Steinmeyer Sadie Riggin St. Louis Wm. Collins

Names and Nuisance Patter From a Curious Dialogue

A teacher records a playful exchange with two boys, Jules and Bill, as they guess their names. The dialogue weaves slang terms for money such as tin and bones, while the teacher notes the playful mispronunciations and nicknames the children offer for Julius and Bill.

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