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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1910

Page

5

Protest Over County Courthouse Plans Draws Town Delegations

Taxpayers packed the last Madison County Board of Supervisors meeting to oppose a plan to remodel the old courthouse and fund repairs. Delegations from most townships urged a bond issue for a new courthouse and site donation by Edwardaville, in a 27 to 4 vote accepting resolutions. Also noted were an inquest into a child’s death from strangulation and a burial in Vandalia, Missouri.

UN County Board of Supervisors Court House Purt TL. W. Cook C. A. Ambrosius R. G. Kneedley W. E. Hadley R. G. Kneedler Edwardaville Madison Counnty Court House Liebler R.A. Lowe Edwardsville FS. Edwards L. W. Sondres Theodore Schmidt Teury PF. Stienbias Julius Delries V. J. Uoons Vandalia Monidiy

Crystal Tee Company aims to supply Troy with daily artificial ice

New enterprise in Troy, Crystal Tee Company plans an ice house on the Vandalia line and operations to begin around April 1. It may add a milk route and butter and eggs handling with cold storage, and if the first season succeeds, erect an ice plant next year. The venture seeks local support.

Crystal Tee Company Troy Vandalia

Death of 5 Month Old Kenneth Lee Spencer

The 5-month-old Kenneth Lee Spencer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Spencer of Staunton rain, died suddenly last Saturday afternoon around four o'clock after several days illness and medication prescribed by a physician who had not visited the home.

Kenneth Lee Joseph Spencer Staunton

News Notes From Pin Oak Shared Visitors and Visits

Mrs Henry Wendler is sic. Miss Mayme Suhre spent Sunday with Miss Nellye Giger. Miss Dollie Burk visits Troy parents. Henry L Schmidt and family Sunday with Grandma Smith. John Munier visited brother August and family. Rose Redford spent Thu and Fri with friends at Marine. Lydia Klausing visiting sister Mrs Adam Flavh. This week Mr and Mrs Eugene Higgin visited Alfred Riggio and family. George Plath and brother Adar visit relatives in Dayton Ohio. Monroe Porter of St Die visited Mr and Mrs John Meyer Tuesday. Charles McWirtick and son Ward Troy spent Thu with Mrs George Giger. Pogue Whiteside of Collinsville guest of cousin Lee Whiteside. Mr and Mrs Win Brewe and children near Marine visited the former's parents Sunday. Henry Taake and Mrs Mary Wendler of Troy visited Mrs L Bohm Tuesday. Charles Pedder and family near Collinsville spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Henry Wendler. Catherine Mlath of Blackjack spending week with sister in law Mrs Agnes Vath. Mr and Mrs John Krantz and Kally spent Sunday with parents Mr and Mrs A J Whiteside. Mr and Mrs Wesley Smith and daughter Elsie and Mr and Mrs Stanley Smith were Sunday guests of James I Smith and family. Mr and Mrs Harry Dankenbring and children Me and Mes Fre Brewe and sons and Mr ack Mere. Fred Engeting and children were guests of Mr and Mrs M lenry Dankenbring Sunday.

Henry Wendler Mayme Suhre Sunuday Nellye Giger Dollie Burk Troy Henry L. Schmidt Grandma Smith John Munier August Rose Redford Marine Lydia Klausing Adam Flavh Eugene Higgin Alfred Riggio Stanthay George Plath Adar Dayton Ohio Monroe Porter St. Dieok John Mey¢er Win. Brewe Near Marine Henry Taake Mary Wendler L. Bohm Charles Pedder Collinsville Catherine Mlath Blackjack Agnes Vath John Krantz Kally A. J. Whiteside Wesley Smith Elsie Stanley Smith James I. Smith Harry Dankenbring Fre Brewe Ack Mere Fred Engeting Mes Mlenry George Beaker Esther Votter May Giger St. Louis Josh" Lyons Win Preston Somlay Wuests Rehitives Elizabeth Capello Phoebe Lehnmuecker Glen Garden Alpha Hapath Braces Atte Brecht Goltinsville Sanday Chase i Millett Charles Sehrameek Murphsboro Alp. Woll Wiwardsville W. W. Jarvis St. Leonie Jotn Collins Mar M Hichard Collins Pride of the Valley Boo O. TF East St. Louis Jobnn

Tyrolean Queen and Local Theatrical Attractions Planned

Rehearsals for Tyrolean Queen operetta continue under Epworth League auspices with shows on March 21. Easter ball by Troy orchestra on March 28 at Braner's hall. Under the Lanterns five act drama March 30 by Young People's Dramatic Club for St Jerome's church fundraiser. Merry Workers Society entertainment April 1 at Presbyterian basement. Class of 1910 commencement May 11 planned. Also notes on health remedies and local goods available from Kingston and A Heddergott.

Epworth League St. Jerome’s Catholic Church Merry Workers Society Presbyterian Church

Little New Business Presented at Troy Meeting

Regular Troy city council session led by Mayor Busse with minutes approved and treasurer’s report read. Finance and street committees reported favorable on claims and payments while light plant patrons were urged to pay by the 18th. council adjourned after petitions and requisitions were addressed.

Troy Uno Busse Raltenll Vetter Peterman Schott Beutel Norbury Garnet Stienhans Petermaat Jarvis and Rekerts Dovket Mlee Fredy WM. Bruotel Elmer Sapy Electriciar R. Lo Dawson Gisbert Wries Gerfen & Rochen C. IP. Edwards Rucker & Som Troy Co-Operative Coal Co Mark Peterman Herman Webmeier James Losomworth Purviance & Son Freebie Electrician Nor-bury Ty Norbury Teamsters Rock Road Trescorman Ty Schott Chris Russe Bill Pries Neioding Bros

Visitors and Local Notables Gather in Troy Events Past Week

The social column records Praly Mentioned visits and the Pride of the Valley lodge degree ceremony in East St. Louis with 25 members, plus attendees from out of town, followed by a banquet at OO. S. hall. August Metz celebrated his 81st birthday with family at home. Various local residents, visitors, and relatives from Collinsville, Troy, and St. Louis are noted for travels, visits, and social occasions.

Neilson Lote K. of P. Hall Pride of the Valley Lodge of East St. Louis Oclock Simplaeus OO. S K. of Po Jodee Sulane

Board of Education Minutes Reported for Troy Meeting

The Board of Education met in Troy on February 4 1920 with roll call showing Davis Dawson Dorsley and Preston present and Mor Tiss Boston and Priesland absent. The session covered routine items and attendance.

Troy Board of Eduction Roll Call Davis Dawson Dorsley Preston Mor Tiss Boston Priesland

Preston chosen as president pro tem at board meeting

Minutes read and approved. Finance committee report lists teacher salaries and expenses including Alice Collins Ruth Davis Adda Matthews Patti Campbell Alpha Tragan and George Deck with various figures. Principal Thurston submits January school report showing 262 pupils enrolled 21 days in session and 228 average daily attendance with one tardiness and no corporal punishment. Board adjourned.

Pda Pee Ee Bryant Alice Collins Ruth Davis Adda Matthews Patti Campbell Alpha Tragan George Deck Rucker & Son Geffen & Reuben Tacob Atvery C. Gebauer N. Ne Davis Horghley Thurston O Board of Education Thurston WM. Preston R.L. Dawson

Among Church and Society Activities and Passion Sunday

The Frey Cemetery Mite Society meets this afternoon with Mrs. Wm. Lewis. VW. G. O. will meet at Mrs. A. F. Seligmun’s home Saturday afternoon. The Ladies Aid Society of the M E church meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs. W. A. Cross at the M E parsonage. Tomorrow is Passion Sunday with services at St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church at noon.

Frey Cemetery Mite Society Wm. Lewis VW. G. 0 A. F. Seligmun Ladies’ Aid Society M Eo Church W. A. Cross M. BE Talendar St. Pauls Evangelicas Lutheran Church

Local notices and ads mix with health claims and building project

A chaotic OCR page fragment shows patent medicine pitches promising cures, a new creamery foundation underway with Angus Oere Wing handling brickwork, and municipal notices about electric light payments. It lists vendors, ads for clothing and newspapers, and old paper sales, all from a small town page.

Local News Notes From The Call

Easter is near and townsfolk read Sun rise and set times. Advertisements promote Deimling Bros fresh fish and a Latties Society cooking sale. The Call covers Trey and Madison County with court notes, new dress goods, and local honors. Trey's roads, employment, and residents receive brief updates on residents such as Leta Vetter and Esther Vetter, John Ganninger, and Albert Rieder with car news.

Columm Deimling Bros A. R. Snodgrass Rieder’s Opera House St. Patrick's Day Ireland Aml Oukime John Ganninger Collinsville Leta Vetter Anl Esther Vetter Trey Vienty Mer Latties Society German Evangelical Church Kiesel Madison County Call Penmneylvintia Ine Tte Darge Cadillec Albert Rieder Tiphiol Rieder Wedesaydt Burroughs Mstwardsvilles Witta Tlineis Partners’ Institute Sprimefictt Therroughs Anutis Ithe de Parkinson Sami Yaris Canton Trey Pis Riker & Parkinson Wrk Cantotra

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Old Court House Claw Pin Oak A. Heddergott Journal OF Council Bueckley A. Kingston Just A. Weddergoutt’s Cult Praly August Metz Silas Shadwick Wintumble Af Weir Agusta Bieler John Bertrhardt John Anna Michael] Lovet Jerome Pehon the Board OF Education Elizabethtown Kineston al Spies Angus Oere A. Herttergott Republic Post-Dispatch Star of Times Daniel Peterman Catt Bier News Maryville
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