Republicans Name Ticket at Township Convention
Republican delegates convened Saturday to nominate a ticket for the upcoming primary election, selecting a slate headed by a familiar party figure and outlining key contest races and party aims.
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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1910
Page
5
Republicans Name Ticket At Jarvis Township Convention
Republicans of Jarvis township held a Saturday convention at Rieder’s opera house to choose candidates for upcoming township offices. Central Committeeman Thomas Millet Jr. led the session, with Robert C. Morriss named chairman and Arthur J. Lewis secretary. Only the collector’s post produced a contest between Geo W. Goetz and Geo P. Simpson, decided by three votes in favor of Goetz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarvis Township
Rieder
Geo. P. Simpson
Henry Bernhardt
Wedwards
Fred Bohnenstichl
Ninnel 4
Mayer acquires controlling stake in Greenville Shoe Company
A. Mayer of Troy buys the controlling share of the Greenville Shoe Company, selling his Troy Shoe Company stake and stepping down as local manager. He plans to move to Greenville to resume operations at the closed factory within about ten days, with Mayer-Bannister origins dating to 1906 and strong shoemaking experience guiding the new venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
A. Mayer
Greenville Shoe Company
Mayer
Troy Shoe Company
Bannister
Mayer- Bannister Shoe Company
Aml
Troy
Maney Ager
News Notes From Pin Oak
Miss Anna Lowenstein spent the week with relatives in St. Louis. Louie Struckhoff of Marine spent Wednesday with his son Charles. Joe Renshaw of Troy spent Saturday with his friend Melvin Brugie n. Mrs Wm Klostermeier visited relatives near Edwardsville Wednesday. Miss Mamie Suhre visited her parents at Alhambra Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wesley Smith are rejoicing over the arrival of a son at their home. Mrs Itha Suter of near St Jacob and Mrs Agnea Flath and children
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Lowenstein
St. Louis
Louie Struckhoff
Marine
Charles
Joe Renshaw
Troy
Melvin Brigein
Wm. Klostermeier
Edwardsville
Mamie Suhre
Alhambra
Wesley Smith
Itha Suter
St. Jacob
Agnea Flath
George Lithler
George Kiesel
Fred Schuler
Paul Joe
Colnaville
Elizabeth Perry
Perry Filby
Troy Visters
Thomas Millett, Jr
Aughter
Mildred
St. Y Louis
John Feldmeier
Hver
Hdwardsville
James T. Purviance
Gertrude Bertram
Wm. Keating and Son
Carrol
Collinsville
Otis Peters
Effingham
Wrances
Ervilfn Droft
Barbara Wittmann
Wm. G. Taylor
Mary L. Rucker
Fairmont
Oklo
Henry Pellworth
Joseph Landgraf
O'Fallon
Kramer
Tint
Mudlavia Sprinizs
Edgar Lentwiler
Ella
Ightamt Sanday
Thomas Millett
L. E. Wittenfeld
Clara Lchroeppe
Corn Asl Pearl Hartmann
Carl
Roy Klartmann
Linda
Anena Knecker
A. Kleist
Theodore Kleist
Olive
Caroline Weintzemann
Robert Pettigrew
Wm. Schultze
Texas
Robert Schultze
Pleasant weekend visits reported in area households
Visits and Sunday gatherings noted across the community. Mrs Alice Giger hosted on Sunday. George Flath returned from a Dayton visit. Philip Metz and family visited Wm Danko. Pred Engeting and children visited Louis Soiter near Troy. Henry Taake and Wardsville guests met Henry Dankendring. Leo and Ea Suter visited Grandma Smith near St Jacob. Mrs John Noll and daughter Viola of Greenville were guests of Eugene Riggin. Edward Pratt and daughters Hilda and Viola visited Mrs Schmidt near St Jacob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Giger
Suday
George Flath
Dayton
Ohio
Philip Metz
Newer Marine
Wm. Dankobring
Pred Engeting Ary
Louis Soiter
Troy
Henry Taake
Filn Wardsville
Jienry Dankendring
Leo Suter
Ea Suter
St. Jacob
Grandma Smith
John Noll
Viola
Greenville
Eugene Riggin
Edward Pratt
Hilda
Schmidt
Early Morning Troy Blaze Destroys Outbuilding
An 4:30 am fire consumed a small outbuilding on the former Clepper property now owned by Dr. F. W. Braner in Troy. The structure held hay and the blaze followed a recent pattern of early morning fires blamed on a so called fire bag. The incident adds to local concern over sporadic morning conflagrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Clepper Propert
F. W. Braner
Bucklen Arnica Salve advertised for burns and boils
An item promotes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a quick cure for eruptions, boils, ulcers, fevers, burns and cuts with 25 cents at S Kingston’s. Nearby notes report Fred W Seele’s new Dorris automobile from St Louis, a city council reminder to pay electric light bills by the 18th, and a local produce bartering line at A R Snodgrass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Kingston’s
Fred W. Seele
Dorris
St. Louis
Tor Tha
Louis Globe
Republic
Post-Dispatch
Star of Times
Daniel Peterman
Confirmation Exercises at St Pauls and German churches observed
The annual confirmation services are held tomorrow at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran and the German Evangelical churches. The St Pauls class includes nine girls and six boys led by Frieda Fedder Frieda Bohland Martha Buhrmester Frieda Niebruegges Frieda Peters Clara Garnet Bertha Weddergott Amanda Trost Augusta Niemeier Henry Sulhoff Arthur Wacker Benjamin Schlichting Charles Schultae Charles Diepholtz and Henry Beutel. The German church class has three girls and three boys Katie Bungert Jessie Frickenstein Louisa Gebaner Walter Engeling George Feldmeier and Chester Holtgrieve. Reverend J T Lewis preached at East St. Louis and Rev Franz Kleist departed for Harvard Ill to take a Lutheran pastorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's
Resolutions of Respect for Brother Robert Williamson
The lodge records mourning the loss of Robert Williamson with resolutions noting his worthy character. Charter to be draped in mourning for thirty days and copies sent to the Troy Call for publication. Committee members Evelyn Renfro Ritchie Frangen Mary Neville report the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Willliamson
Troy
Evelyn Renfro
Ritchie Frangen
Mary Neville
Deimling Bros Fresh Fish and Local Notices
Local notes advertise fresh fish at Deimling Bros on Friday and list varied items from seed potatoes at M. F. Auwarter's to a candidates’ meeting at Rieder's. Mentions new chapter house, gas and oil tests near Pocahontas, and updates on schools, weather, and a Range of local enterprises.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walter Wilkinson
M. W. Powell
Arthur J. Gewis
George W. Goetz
Marb Tin Herbst
Wilbur Enl
Enterest
Pin Oak
Tam
B.F. Tolson
Elizabethtown
S. Kingston
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Parochial School
City
Powell
A. R. Snodgrass
J.T Lewis
East St. Louis
Presbyterian Church
Lewis
Vandalia Railroad Company
Franz Kleist
Chicago
Lutheran Church
Harvard
Ill
Kleist
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
J. C. Strassen
H. F. Mittendorf
Pinckneyville
Krickhahn
H. BF. Gilbert
The
Baptist Church
Abraham
A. F. Seligman
Deimling Bros
Opera House
Maid Cook
Alpha Hogan
Iane Ellis
Quincy
Alice Shekelton
Whistler
Jacksonville
Cavaliera Rusticana
Mascagni
Shekeltat
Bond
Woodmiln
Elli
Megan
Niellinger
Elis
St. Saens
Miss Cook
Capil
Bardettey
Susie Smith
le Ren
Miss Hogan
Jocelyn
Godard
Marley
Shakelton
Young People’s Society of the Church
Mittendorf
Her. Mittendorf
Misa Sadie Allen
Stienbans
Blanch Cooper
Henry €. Rucker
H. GC. Pollworth
Clara Strnckhoff
Edwards
Pride of the West
Rebekah
M. B. Auwurter
Tom
M. F. Auwarter
Democratic
Tonvenin
Pocahontas
Can Women's League
Helvetia Coal and Wet Highland
Oigar
Enly
H. EB. Moore
Busin
John F. Deimling
Mualhes Grove
National Stock Yards
Ea Louis
Maryville
Brer Grouné Hog
Ed Wednanlay
Geguing
H. A. Buhrmester
Madison County
Paul Juda
Welleington
J. C
Adthir ‘Goff
Wm. F. Hebra Ake
Wighland
Charles Schachi
Spengel
Ciy
Sorento
Kered Barnsback
Edwardsville Road
Margaret W. B
Towa
Mre Barnsbick
Pekin
Bernhard¢-Nichaus Company
Edwardaville
Fred
Berhardt
Mieki
George Mann
Ehianen
Hermen Klage
Wee
Beimhardt
Bank
Peter Hernhardt
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