Court House Items Chronicles Probate Proceedings and Executorships
The court adjourns into probate matters including numerous estates and guardianships. It lists foreclosures, hearings on final reports, proof of death, last will probates, guardian appointments, bonds, and balances due wards. Names include May Hourat Geist Dreisener Prokop Kragenbring Noonan Riggin Miller and many others with dates in May and June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hourat
C. Zippel
J. F. Ebbler
James Avouria
George W. Mills
Conrad B. Dreisener
Bertha Boosky
Frederick Kragenbring
J. Boilarrat
Vm. Harkelroad
Ward
John P. Brady
Carolina Prokop
Wm. C. Robinson
Emma J. Robinson
Frances Fiotfman
Elijah Smith
Mary L. Wingtott
Elizabeth Carvey
Louis Grantzow
George Timmermeier
Guardian
Frances Schmacker
Alma Lohmann
G. Kuechenas
Consolidated Coal Co
Fred Roblander
Roblander
Frederick Seherff
Charles Weber
Dennis Noonan
Hannah Noonan
George H. Miller
Edward J. Miller
Mathias Hettel
Mary Rauch
Henry C. Meyer
Charles E. Drury
M. 4
Link
Chris Kuhlbach
Louisa Hoskull
Casper Karmmn
Wallace ‘Coleman
Wallace
Alfred, Jr
Marguerite
Leo Buhrmann
Levi
Nora
Blanche
Alina
Leo
Estates Court Orders Guardians to Finalize Reports
A lengthy docket lists guardians and trustees across Collinsville, Alton, Troy, Glen Carbon, Edwardsville, Godfrey, and neighboring townships. Amounts range from 100 to 9,250 dollars, with properties including lots, tracts, and blocks in Collinsville, Troy, Jarvis, Olive, and other townships. The entries name heirs, trustees, and buyers, reflecting estate settlements and transfers across multiple parcels and guardianships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Krusto
Alton B. & T. Co
Godfrey Township
P. F. Listerman
C. B. Ambrosius
Collins
Collinsville
A. Stieber
J. Mateyka
Meyer’s
Glen Carbon Crossing
Edwardsville Township
Virginia J. Bowman
T. B. Newman
Katie Heucr
Katie Schultze
Jarvis
Troy
C. F. Steinhans
Theo. Guennewig
W. Jarvis
J. A. Voyles
E. Pfardl
Olive Township
Chas. Schultze
J. Murrin
Virginia
J. Bowman
W. L. Oliver Et al
C. D. McCasland
G. Swegheimer
McKintey Terrace
Venice Township
E. G. Gerding
John Quartano
E. W. Collins
Frances M. Mills
H. E. Robertson
Mills
Resul - Bow
Upper Alton
Frank Krua
Same
Geo. Layet
M. Layet
Jarvis Township
Geo
Loyet
Loyet. Jr
Geo, Loyet
P. L. Loyet
J. Loyet
C. H. Coates
Jacob Hite
East Granite
G. W. Grant
J. E. Dodger
W. C. Flachenecker
Alton Township
J. W. Beal Ecal
W. W. Lowe
Marsh
Woodriver
C. W. Smith
A. Ho Watts
Chouteau Township
L. H. Kraft
George Bendicks
W. Hill
Reed
Goo. Bendicks
Carl Kragenkring
H. Krill
Granite City
Mabel Keragenbring
H. Hith
Frederick Johnson
Samuel Evans
Johnson
Catlinsville
Jacob Tuscher
J. E. Moore
West College Ave
Delaphin & Smith
Alton
Emma J. Parker
B. Galloway
W.T. Miller & Co
L. J. Johnson
N. O. Nelson
Et al
Jobo
Simunek
Leelainve
H.C. Lawson
C. H. Lawson
Penning
Katherine Seagusser
Edw. Seagesser
Eli Blaha
Bank Henyr, Sr
E. & P. Braley
Prank Benyr
Lena Blaha
Anna M. Keown
Hampton Long
See
C. E. McKittrick
Eliza A. Eaton
Oakland
Edwardsville
Benj
Overbeck
C. H. Blumberg
W. E. Wheeler
Walter Young
Edw. Hartman
Union
Colinsville
A. Stirrup
Glenn
Terry & Cole
Edwardaville
Neighbors note visits events and births in Marine area
James Gillespie from St Jacob visited Ed Kruse. Open air Marine band concert planned for early June. Mother’s Day to be observed by Modern Woodmen and Royal Neighbors next Sunday. Rev Paul Buchmueller attended German Evangelical conference at Centralia. Alpha Schmidt and family from St Jacob visited Henry Wiegand and family. Louis Schreiber and daughter Bernice of Highland visited Marine. Leo Grotefendt couple welcomed a son last Saturday and a daughter to Ed Stuckwiseh. Mayor Scheurer’s Newfoundland Rex killed by train. Charles Kraus named Marine street commissioner. Voyles marshal. Wiegand lump fighter. Miss Anna Fars of St Louis visited with Edna Flynn and Evelyn Rice in Marine. Minnie Maedge dies in Altamont. funeral held there. Mrs Louis Kolb hosted a gathering with St Louis and Edwardsville friends. Fred E Schmitt on business to St Louis. Another ball at Turners’ hall next Saturday. E C Wills and E N Michael on county seat business. Mrs WM Michael of Highland visited. A P Mossman and Herbert Stocker from Highland visited. Rev Carl Schmidt with Mrs Louis Prey visited Highland. Andrew Liebler and Joseph Becker visiting St Louis. Moving pictures at Turger’s hall drew crowds. Monro... Ladies’ luncheon by Menorcist Matrons at Ellis home. St Jacob Cubs lost to Pierron Yellow Jackets 4–6 at Pierron. L W Adler and Daniel Widkecus attended Greenup good roads convention. Arthur and Clifford Hoffmann returned from New Mexico healthier. Citizens of St Jacob and vicinity met at Turners’ ball to discuss improving old National road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gillespie
St Jacob
Ed Kruse
Marine Band
Paul Buchmueller
Centralia
Alpha Schmidt
St. Jacob
Henry Wiegand
Louis Schreiber
Bernice
Highland
Marine
Robert Voyles
Jacob Wiegand
Anna Fars
St. Louis
Edna Flynn
Evelyn Rice
Minnie Maedge
Ed Maedge
Altamont
Herman
Fred E. Schmitt
St.Lowia
Turners
C. Wills
E. N. Michael
County Seat
Wm. Michael
EL WN. Michael
P. Mossman
Herbert Stocker
Carl Schmidt
Louis Prey
Andrew Liebler
Joseph Becker
Turgers
Menorcist
Court Try
B. F. Ellis
St. Jacob Cubs
Pierron Yellow Jackets
L. W. Adler
Daniel Widkcus
Good Roads
Greenup
Arthur
Clifford Hoffmann
New Mexico
St. Jacob and
Beware Mercury Ointments Catarrh Cure Promotes Safe Internal Use
Mercury containing nostrums harm senses and system warns a public notice promoting Hall's Catarrh Cure by F S Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and taken internally with testimonials. Bucklen's Arnica Salve praised for burns and wounds and sold cheaply by local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Hall
Fs, Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & Co
Spare the Doves Protecting Crops With Turtle Doves
Government survey finds turtle doves consume large weed seed loads. In three doves stomachs 23,100 hawkweed seeds were counted and other weed seeds noted. If allowed to multiply, these birds could save American farmers at least 506 million dollars annually.
Perverse Film Censors Chief Slams Objectionable Plays
John Collier secretary of New York's Board of Moving Picture Censors says objectionable plays are never passed and often rejected. He likens screen composers to Uncle Jethro Husk in a humorous anecdote about fishing and time, highlighting a view of persistent perversity in reckless storytelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Collier
New York
Board of Moving Picture Censors
Jethro
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elias Burk, JR
Oreak
Soha Deer Farm
Vandalia Station
Deimling Bros
George T. Eckert
Fred Mill
Azores
Julius Peter
Zen
Kfunionshop
Ivemoncall
Shopon Mall St
Opera House
ED Helmich
the Weema Laundry
Brown
M. D. Brown & Molden, Physicians and Surgeons
Main Street
Baptist Church
Malden
Byron P. Williams
Neérvoua
Cahokia
Bohm
John L. Hagler
Justice of the Peace
Kinloch 91
Perry H. Hite
Jesse
Simpson Hiler, & Simpson
New Palace
Bell Main
R. Howardsville
Ella Raber
Adella Hampton Braner
Orrell
Wall Papers
Partido
Henry. Schultze Painter
Ben H. Richards
C.A. Bartlett
Emma Geist
Katie Huffendick
Ford
Vorwald
Parrish A. Reissner
Mary Collins
Alma Lochmann
Augusta Rogek
Charles Hamann
Harty Harrod
Rith Heidemann
Woes Hile
Louis Huebner
Leon Moronko
John Yackel
Anton Woncko
Marid Hyribar
Walter. E. Sloan
Christina Schwler
Tint Cobetto
Josephine Pistoni
Pete, Svaldi
Ae Angeline Calpez
Frank Flatin
Matilda Klein
Samuel Clement
Clara, Kusterman
Livingston -Livingston
Syracuse
Belleville
Belleville Highland Highland
Suatiee
Eli Cherry
Gillis Mills
Tenn
Bucklen
Kingaton
Jarvia
LEWIS
Kinloch
J. C. Gebauer
McCall’s Magazine
And
McCall Patterns
McCall's
McCall'e
McCall
37Th St
New York City
B. W. Jarvis
Notary Public
St. Loui
Daniel Peterman
Cox
Call
Clear Hides Commission CO
Yuede & Probst
Wick Bros. Jewelry
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