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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1916

Page

5

Highland Mayor's Son Homer Wildi Dies After Car Crash

Homer Wildi aged 18, only child of Mayor Alfred Wildi of Highland, died at St Luke's hospital in St Louis from injuries after a Delmar Boulevard auto crash Saturday night. He was a St Louis University law student who had attended a mock trial. An inquest found accidental death. Funeral held in Highland Tuesday. Survived by parents and grandparents.

Homer Wildi Alfred .Wilds Highland St. Luke’s Hospital St. Louis Delmar Boulevard Young Wilcs St. Louis University Rowe A. Garéesche John J. Foley Alvin Hatton Wilci Rosedale Avenue St. Luke's Hospital C. T. Pabst Homer Wilds Alfred Wilds Highland October Adolph Mueller

Fletcher Jarvis Succumbs in Missouri Mine Leader Dies at 36

Fletcher Jarvis a noted mining executive in the Webb City district died at his Joplin home March 3 after a four day pneumonia illness. Age 36. He co owned the Little Princess mine and long served Carmean Spears. Reared in Schell City by his uncle Dr. Henry C. Jarvis. Survived by widow son and two stepchildren. Remains interred at Green Lawn cemetery Schell City.

Fletcher Jarvis James Jarvis Troy Joplin Webb City Little Princess Carmean & Spears Schell City Henry C. Jarvis Sam Jarvis Idaho Greenlawn Cemetery

Tax gathering finishes with tally of Jarvis township

John H. Voelker, Jarvis township tax collector, filed Tuesday totals with County Treasurer Little. Shipments show $27,197.57 charged, $25,743.01 collected, $1,449.56 delinquent, and $514.96 commission. Last year charged $24,056.60, collected $23,840.21 with $216.39 more delinquent. Other local collectors’ figures include Pin Oak and St Jacob with varying charges, collections, delinquencies, and commissions.

John H. Voelker Jarvis Township Little Pin Oak—Lee Whiteside St. Jacob—Louis Frey

Church and Charity Activities Highlight Troy Schedule

The Troy Civic League meets at the Baptist church Monday at 7 30 pm. Russell Archibald will preach at Saints Hall Sunday evening. The Merry Workers Society meets next Wednesday at 2 pm. Leona Killinger spoke to the East St. Louis Epworth League group. Pastor Harlan Tuttle leaves for Lebanon duties with alternating sermons. Madeline Gerlach christened at St Pauls with sponsors Martha Schultze and Tilie Lange. Reverend We Smith opens a series on Christian Stewardship at the M E church and leads a Ninety and Nine service with a 99 member choir. all Christian workers are invited.

Troy Civic League Baptist Church Russell Archibald St. Louis Saints’ Hall Merry Workers’ Society The Presbyterian Church Theodore Gebauer Leona Killinger East St. Louis Epworth League Troy League M. EF Harlan Tuttle Upper Alton Troy Baptist Church Lebanon Madeline Matilda Charles Gerlach St. Paul's Lutheran Church C. Lange Martha Schultze Tilie Lange We Smith M. E Smith

Brief News Notes From Troy And Nokomis

Mr and Mrs Biz Fox have moved to Nokomis to settle there. Charles Wilke, a long time Troy resident, is seriously ill at his daughter Mrs Mary Peters home. An error changed the mayoral vote totals last week Vetter 302 Cooper 182. Relatives in Troy greet the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Culbert Nash of Nokomis Nash formerly Miss Della Dunstan of Troy. Mrs Emma B Mersinger will hold a chattel mortgage sale tomorrow starting 12 30 p m at the Mersinger farm five miles south of Troy on the Lebanon road. Charles W Hoenig formerly of this city and brother of Wm Hoenig now lives at 4114 West Lee Ave St Louis he had resided at 1222 Chambers St for years. John H Walker state president of the American Federation of Labor spoke Tuesday at St Pauls auditorium on The Cooperative Store Movement in Illinois the attendance was small and below expectations.

Biz Fox Nokomis Charles Wilke Troy Mary Peters Vetter Cooper Culbert Nash Nash Della Dunstan Emma B. Mersinger August Turner Mersinger Lebanon Road Charles W. Hoenig Wm. Hoenig Chambers Street St. Louis West Lee Avenue John H. Walker American Federation of Labor St. Paul’s Auditorium Ilinois Craney Collinsville Erwin Porter Emil Lebuegge Highland Arthur Dippold Edwardsville Sidey Sweeny Hillary Heck Glen Carbon Crossing George R. Giger Mesdames C. Rucker and Polwort John Fisher J. Kurth Herman Schmacker J. A. Rosebrough Bristol Colo C. E. Maiden W. D. Coons Bob Henderson Rena Rood East St. Louis C. BE. Rood Laura McManus May Johnson Roy Peters Henry Peters C. Huxhold Brazil Ind Louise Geffen W. W. Jarvis D. Genevieve A. P. Wolf Mary Snodgrass Vandalia George Farnsworth James Boston Gillespie Ralph Fannie B. Taylor Teddy Gebauer Wm. G. Taylor Smithboro Gladys Bryant Jerseyville Mamnie Bryant Wm. Horstmann Eloise Minnie Wilbert Minnie Horstmann D. G. Fries Roy Runner Sophia Hoenig Amos Hoenig Emil Gerken Andrew Hoenig Blackjack Messrs. N. Levy H. &. Schillman H. Borden UW. Kolpen H. Losses D. Freedman J. Allen

Sapp Moves to Jackson Michigan for Electrical Work

Elmer Sapp returned from a trip to Michigan and decided to locate in Jackson a city of 45000 inhabitants. He will engage in electrical work there and plans to move with his family in a few weeks shipping household goods and traveling by automobile.

Michigan Elmer Sapp Sapp Jackson

Wall Paper Line Debuts From L. W. Sandles Decorator

Advertisement announces the 1916 wall paper line by L. W. Sandles the decorator inviting inspection and listing the phone number 59. It also notes Mise Rose Wil kingon's store offering latest models in ladies ready made dress skirts priced for immediate purchase.

L. W. Sandles the, Decorator Mise Rose Wilkingon

Pleasant Hour Club entertains St Pauls crowd

The Pleasant Hour Club of St Pauls church hosted an afternoon in the St Pauls school auditorium with social chat and guessing contests. Prizes went to Miss Guasle Miller and Miss Margaret Flath in the A B G contest and to Mrs J D Scott and Miss Della Ackermann in the planting contest. An engagement announcement for Miss Norah Wendler to Edward Giesaking appeared in a club member's fortune.

Pleasant Hour Club St. Paul's Church St .Paul's School Guasle Miller Margaret Flath J. D. Scott Della Ackermann Norah Wendler Charles Wendler Edward Giesaking Lena Seligman Lulu Hoppe Frieda Peters F. K. Liermann

Tendered Shower For Miss Alvie Olinger In April

Troy friends honor Miss Alvie Olinger with a miscellaneous shower at Braner hall last Saturday evening in anticipation of her April marriage to Ed Tremme of Highland. Entertainment included dancing music and refreshments with a large turnout of friends and relatives.

Troy Alvie Olinger Braner Hal Ed Tremme Highland Katie Hall Evaline Schmacker Mary Thompson Elizabeth Scott Agnes Chapman Delia Schultze Alice Voelker Yetta Rebecca Goldie Allen Rosa Frieda Arth Mildred Canan Nellie Felvis Pio Olinger Mesdames C. A. Voelker A. A. Garland EB. Felvis Augusta Strong Messrs Thomas Ranishaw Paul Capelle Arthur Capelle William Evans Willard Snodgrass Charles Callan Edwin Joseph James Crorkin Joseph Rickli Wemnar Wechlin George Kimberlin H. Hisenberg N. F., Levey H. L. Schiffman Arthur Geffen

Remembered on Birthday H C Kersey of Troy

Remembered on birthday, H C Kersey, a longtime Troy resident, observed his 73rd birthday at home with friends sending delicacies while he convalesces after three months of illness. Neighbors and friends hope he will enjoy many future birthdays.

H. C. Kersey Troy Mr. Kersey

St Patrick's Ball Draws Large Attendance at Brauer Hall

The St Patrick's ball hosted by local Socialists last Friday evening at Brauer hall drew a large crowd including many out of town visitors. The Crorkin orchestra supplied the music for the occasion and a definite success was reported.

St. Patrick's Brauer Hall Crorkin

Local visits and social guests reported in Collinsville area

A list of personal visits and social guests from Collinsville and nearby towns. J Allen, Bernice Eckert, Joseph Rickle, W L Oliver, Ed Schultze, Mrs Henry Buhrmester, Sam Allen, Dee Elliott, Norma Jarvis, Henry Jones, Wm Ketchem, Leonard Herbst, P W Rarick, James Shea, Kenneth Brown, Mrs Henry DeTienne, Miss Myrtie Lewis, Robert Stock, Herman Wehmeier, Mrs Wim Preston, Edith Preston, Ben Schlichting, Will McCormick, Sarah Wilkinson, Norman Wilkinson, Lila Cox, Mr and Mrs Ed Helmich, Misses Goldye and Esther Allen, Mrs Coker, Paul R Auwarter, Mesdames Collins and P J.

J. Allen Collinsville Elias Burk, Jr St. Louis Bernice Eckert Joseph Rickle Highland W. L. Oliver East Alton Ed Schultze South Dakota Henry Buhrmester Sam Allen O'Fallon Dee Elliott Norma Jarvis Edwardsville Henry Jones Wm. Ketchem Menora Troy Leonard Herbst P. W. Rarick James Shea Kenneth Brown Henry DeTienne Maryville Kate Rehmel Robert Stock Goldye Esther Allen Coker McLeansboro M. B. Coker Paul R. Auwarter Shurtleff College Mesdames Wm. Collins P. J

Community Guests Fill Troy Area With Visits

Craney spent Tuesday with Collinsville relatives and friends. Dozens of residents from Troy and neighboring towns hosted or visited relatives in Edwardsville Collinsville and St Louis during a busy week. The Beald area mourns Katia Savolo who died after an appendicitis operation.

Madison county court jurors drawn for two weeks

Petit jurors for two weeks service in the Madison county circuit court begin Monday March 27. Names include John Hoyer William Billhartz Frank Winter and many others from towns such as St. Jacob New Douglas Hamel Edwardsville Collinsville Jarvis Olive Pin Oak Venice and Godfrey. Grand jurors for the term are listed with numerous area residents and towns. New circuit court cases include Stella Roach versus Randle Roach for divorce.

Madison County Circuit Court John Hoyer Billhartz Frank Winter Hee Yetia Herman Johnson New Douglas Leo. Schoeck St. Jacob Howard Miller Ferdinand Dilebert Clemens Koennemann Charles Ahlert Marine Henry Dickhaus Olive John Krantz R.C. Morriss Jr. Jarvis Michael Bast Pin Oak Louis Dankenbring Henry Poos Hamel Josephs Juda, Jr Charles Howard Collinsville Louis Schmidt Martin Ketcham Henry D. Grebel Ed Y Edwardsville James Rexford Fuilip Forcade Hen Bryant Weedriver Abraham Hoage Fosterburg Wm. Simmonds Julius Vick A. M W. Freeman Mike Ford Fred Schmidt Helvetia Adolph Landolt Salina E. ‘W. Henschen Leet Martin Grief Tobe Ly Noll M. J. Gottenstrater John B. Harris Alhambra John Rousch John Peterman Jarvis Henry Schmidt Fred Dust

Probate Proceedings List of Deceased Settlements

Probate notices record multiple estates with inventories appraisals and proofs of death. Hearings set in April for several final reports and will admissions. guardians reports balances and widow allowances noted. Letters testamentary or administration issued for several estates with bonds and claims scheduled for March 28 to April 14.

C. F. Stahlbut Ignatius Riggin Sarah Thompason John Mockter Guardian Mike Banat Wm. Roth Wm. Blume Joseph Merkle Wm. Merkle George L. Link George Parsfield Edward Knecht Guarmdian Nathan W. Chandier Louisa J. ‘Dunnegan John Lock & Co Labon Weber Henry Schwarzabeck Jas Ben G. Field Kater AL Field Louis Ritchie Luster Charles Hatacust

Misinformation About Fire Reported in The Call

The Call says four Letioreleed copies were requested by hardware merchant A E Jones of Marissa for an issue with news of the burning of D J Jones residence last Saturday. No such issue exists as D G Jones deserted his family last week and moved away. The family has since stayed with relatives in Oklahoma. Annual spring opening of a bakery on Saturday March 25 listed. Mika Ro Wilkinson ALT

A. E. Jones Marissa D. J. Jones D. G. Jones Oklahoma Aunual Eanery Mika Ro Wilkinson

Also Mentioned on This Page

Waa Alfred Wildi Saline Fred Wilhaber Wm. J. Gottenstrater A. W. Rosenthal Wm. Oswald Pioneer Trojan Voelker Social Keith Edwards Fred §. Edwards Viola Morriss Viola Geiger Anieta Droll Mary Kelly Essie Mittie Edwards Eva Pritchett Bertha Buhrmester Thomas Liles August Milner Walter Schurme Wilbur Gerstenecker Louise Schon Otto Feldmeier M. Holz Henry Bernhardt Susie Keck Hannah Clara Clayton Mary Ida Bernhardt Leona Gebauer Valentine Ottwein Wesley Pritchett Louis Keck Mrs. C. Sherman Robert Baglin James Chapman Leonard Sherman Louise Alma Mora Gebauer Myrtie Lewis Misses Powell Mrs. Dickey Harriman Tenn A. Mey Oregon Mrs. May Katia Sabolo Mike Savolo Beald Stella Roach Randle Roach
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