Township conventions held with Grasly in attendance
Two township conventions occurred last Saturday with Grasly present among enthusiastic gatherings.
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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1916
Page
6
Two township conventions occurred last Saturday with Grasly present among enthusiastic gatherings.
Democratic ticket item lists Supervisor A F Seligman Town Clerk Arthur J Thomas Assessor George Liebler Collector Frank Raber and School Trustees positions. The fragment outlines candidate names and offices but lacks full context or locale.
Democratic and Republican gatherings drew near 500 in Troy as August Droll was chosen Democratic supervisor candidate by acclamation. Thomas, Raber, Dettmar, Kueker contested for collector before Raber won on the third ballot. Republicans tapped Rieder for supervisor Garnet for town clerk Morriss for assessor and Edwards for school trustee by acclamation with Gerstenecker leading collectorship on the single ballot.
Vetter narrowly won the mayoral nomination over Harry Cooper 202 to 182 in ward one. August Trust secured aldermanic nomination in ward one, beating James Foster 92 to 73. In ward two, Herman received the alderman nomination defeating Rohnenstiebl by a vote, with contest details noted.
In a three way race for alderman in the third ward Wm Beutel defeats Wm H Wild and Silas Shadwick to win the nomination. Vote tallies are shown by ward with first figures for men and second for women. First Ward results list Cooper Vetter Trost Foster with figures 28 65 68 a1 46 26 29 42. Second Ward shows Cooper Vetter Roeben Bohns to 22 66 56 31 19 30 26 28. Third Ward tallies include Cooper Vetter Bautel Wild Shadk with 35 VW 5 29 12 33 38 34 32 6.
The remains of Mrs. Charles L. Walker arrived in Troy from Peoria and were taken to W. W. Jarvis home for a funeral at 2 PM at the Presbyterian church. Rev. F. L. Everaull conducted burial in Troy cemetery. Surviving relatives include husband Charles, children, siblings, and several out of town attendees. Mrs. Walker, born Jennie G. Hassinger in 1868, had endured nervous prostration before her death last Friday after a long illness.
Edw H Klein's booster campaign at Troy's oldest exclusive shoe house draws attention with many prizes in a voting contest. The booster button went to Mrs Augusta Schott to pass to the first person asking Have you the booster button. Mrs Julius DeVries claimed a gold watch as a prize after questioning Schott. Campaign runs until July 3. Fire Destroys Barn In Garnet Residence. A farm barn and contents burn after 1 am last Sunday. three horses rescued as hay, straw, corn, harness lost and origin unknown. T A Riggin advertises seeds at 106 East Main Collinsville Illinois.
Prospect 13 Good reports from Troy St Jacob Highland Greenville and Pocahontas show active promotion of the McKinley interurban road from Stallings to Greenville. Clubs seek lines on the project and McKinley responds that engineering and investigation staff may contact reps. Meantime the company defends a bridge fare increase.
Social news lists multiple gatherings from Konetone Chapter anniversary celebrations to a hobo party by the Ep worth League. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Canedy August Droll H.A. Canedy Susan Hostetter and Mor gis, and many others. Also notes on a birthday surprise for Miss Mabel Cramer and a Frau enverein gathering.Eastern Star Moonstone Chapter 442 held a meeting with guests of honor Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Wolf and Mrs. Susan Smith.
Troy Lodge No. 588 A F and A M held a raising Wednesday evening at their hall with Wilbur BE Peter, a noted local artist, as guest of honor. After the work, lunch was served and a pleasant social time followed.
Mrs Mojile Smith of East St. Louis district president will attend the local Rebekah Lodge meeting Monday evening and all members are urged to attend. The column also lists numerous personal visits and Sunday gatherings in Troy and nearby towns, featuring residents from Collinsville St. Louis and East St. Louis visiting relatives and friends.
Circuit and Probate Courts list jurors for county condemnation service for March 30, notes on new circuit court case Walter Bress versus Fred W. Schmidt and assumpsit actions including ARecord Publishing Co. versus John Cas, Home-Building and Loans foreclosures and related filings in East St. Louis and surrounding areas.
Probate matters list multiple deceased individuals with proofs of notice adjustments, wills, and guardianships. Entries include Henry Schwalm and Ferdinand Stahlhut with executors named, distributions, and bonds. minor Leonard Schwartz with guardian report. various appraisers and discharge of administrator. Proceedings set for March 31 and May Monday, with continuations and allowances noted.
Real estate transfers recorded in Collinsville Edwardsville New Douglas and Alhambra involve Frank Schiller, Carrie Schiller, J L R Wadsworth, Christine McCrea, Theo Hartman, G C Junge, Lillie Crocker, Joseph Kess, Adolph Hitz, C P Dawdermann, John Eardley, Oscar Latowsky, Hugo Latowsky, and Erhard Latowsky with properties in Tat 66 Krella's Add Old Orchard Crocker Pin Sec 10 Alhambra and related tracts. transfer amounts range from 100 to 1417.50 dollars. Marriage licenses issued to Michael Houlihan Margaret Long Eugene Hoover Sadie Hill George Hloering Clara Hbel John Shipley Sarah Fardell Gustav Chrigger Louise Bucheim and others with ages in the 20s to 60s.
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