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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1916

Page

5

Revival Meeting To Be Held In Troy Public Grounds

A large tent revival will start Sunday at 7 50 pm on Troy public school grounds led by Rev Leroy Mitchel an evangelist from Mr Vernon assisted by Mr and Mrs George Preston and Rev J W Smith The event aims to unite Troy churches with daily cottage prayers and sectional services across four districts

Troy Leroy. Mitchel Vernon George Preston J. W. Smith Lillian Russell Churches of

Local Editor Kurz Returns to Newspapers with Staunton Star Times

Former Highland Union and Leader editor Kurz has purchased the Staunton Star Times from John Camp and assumed charge last week. His career includes running the Jerseyville Republican and a stay in St. Louis, with a reputation as an energetic, successful newspaper man.

Game. Co Kurz Highland Union Leader Troy Staunton Star-Times John Camp Highland Kurn Germany Jerseyville Republican St. Louis Kurg

Abandoned Auto Trip Ends in Brazil Indiana

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sapp and family left Troy two weeks ago for Jackson Michigan but had to abandon their trip at Brazil Indiana due to illness of their youngest son. They continued by train to Jackson and now reside at 120 Monroe Street. Mr. Sapp is employed by Brisco Automobile Company. Will Scott drove the car through to Brazil where he met Mr. Sapp.

Elmer Sapp Troy Jackson Mich Brazi Ind Brazil Monroe Street Sapp Brisco Automobile Company Will Scott

Attended Teachers Meeting from Troy at Madison County Association

Attendees from Troy listed for the Madison County Teachers Association meeting in Alton last Saturday include Prof. W. L. Oliver, Mrs. Adda Matthews, Minges Olsie Hoenig, Ralph Wilkinson, Agnes Gaskill, Maude Hamilton, Grace Davis, Norris Jarvis, Alicé Mantle, Alma Gebauer, and Bernice Hekert.

Troy Madison County ‘Teachers’ ‘Association Alton W.L. Oliver Adda Matthews Minges Olsie Hoenig Ralph Wilkinson Agnes Gaskill Maude Hamilton Grace Davis Norris, Jarvis Alicé Mantle Alma Gebauer Bernice Hekert

Tragic Accidental Shooting Fatal to St Jacob Girl Edna Miller

Edna Miller aged 14 daughter of the late Fred Miller was fatally shot Saturday evening in Collinsville by John Ardison Jr. The weapon, owned by a relative, was briefly handled and fired as he attempted to unload it. She died at 11 45 p.m. after medical efforts. Coroner’s jury noted carelessness in the accident. The Miller family had lived near St Jacob and the funeral was held in Collinsville Tuesday.

Edna Miller Fred Miller St. Jacob Collinsville John Ardison Miller Ardison Marie Frances Ardison Ward Atdison

Old Settlers Reunion to Held at Edwardsville

Madison County Old Settlers Association meets at St John s M B church Edwardsville on Wednesday June 7 with Snow Birds members welcomed by Troy settlers The program lists call to order readings reports talks recitations and musical items followed by luncheon and bouquets to seniors organizing committee Led by President J K Blackburn Hon W Hadley and Rev Robert Morris participate in assembly and reminiscences by old settlers.

Madison , County Old Settlers’ Association Edwardsville J. K. Blackburn Robert Morris Sein Hadley H. A. Dierks Henry C. Barnsback Mary Kirkpatrick

Memorial Day Plans by Sons of Veterans

The Sons of Veterans will meet at A. A. Garnet’s store to hear committee reports and plan Memorial Day observances on May 30. Attorney Jesse L. Simpson of Edwardsville, a former Troy boy, will deliver the memorial address. Exercises are set for the public school yard with a procession to the city cemetery.

Sons of Veterans A. A. Garnet Jesse L. Simpson Edwardsville Troy

Troy Commercial Club Meets at U M W A Hall

The Troy Commercial Club held a large meeting Tuesday evening at the U M W A hall. The group discussed routine business and a factory proposal, formed a committee for a Fourth of July celebration, and concluded with a fish lunch. Out of town guests L OG Wallace and Cicero Ogle Jr of Collinsville attended.

Freight Office in Troy to Stay Open After All

The St Louis Troy and Eastern freight office, which had announced a May 1 closing to Troy business men, issued a new notice this week indicating the office will remain open. The reason for the change of plans was not explained.

St. Louis Troy & Eastern Troy St. Louis

Mostetter Concrete and Bricklaying Ad

Telephone 46 promotes guaranteed concrete work bricklaying and plastering services by Mostetter. Located at 23 25 the ad targets homeowners seeking reliable skilled labor for masonry projects.

Social notes reveal Troy area doings and milestones

Morriss takes a job in Weber Implement Co in St Louis. Troyadds two more cars to its auto fleet as Hindmarch and Kurtz purchase Fords and Inter-State touring cars. Rieder’s shows reduce to Wednesdays Saturdays and Sundays. Maypole at schools and a large Ot Jacob meeting date set. Langwish celebrate golden wedding at 76 and 72 with sixteen descendants. Hicks Snodgrass wed. Music recital by Miss Miller and Miss Bradford scheduled at St Paul’s. A stream of personal visits from Collinsville to St Louis and vice versa marks the social scene.

Rociville Morriss Weber Implement Co St. Louis Troy Irwin Hindmarch Ford Henry Kurtz Joseph Rickli Rieder’s Opera House Eyveret Dixon Silver Creek Gussie Miller St. Paul's Auditorium Miller Edna Sharpe Bradford Bradford West Kingshighway Presbyterian Church

Social notes from Troy and nearby towns

V D Caons of Granite City stayed in Troy several days this week. Irwin Scotti of St Louis spent days here with friends. Miss Mary Williams left last Saturday for Lead City Dakota where she wed John Rosetta and will live there. Mrs J F Green returned to Evanston after weeks with Troy relatives. Thomas Millett Jr and family noted the 74th birthday of his mother Mrs Millett at Collinsville. Mrs Sebastian Weber and sister visited Jacob Schafer’s family in Granite City. Mr and Mrs George Wilson and daughter Irene of East St Louis and Mr and Mrs Louis Kluge of Collinsville were guests of Henry Belcher family. Mrs James McCallum of San Mar cial New Mexico arrived for a Troy visit with Mrs F S Edwards. McCallum was formerly Susie Pedory of Troy.

Mary Rucker Collinsville Hannah Morgan St. Louis Martin Holz Eliza Wild Belleville Mary Davis Mary Droy Emily Weber Highland Lillie Jones John Hazzard Harry Harry Cooper Cleda Hattie Peck Decatur Kingston J. P. Arth Frank Koch M. Dillingham John Higgins Mia Fannie A. Dawson Laura James Shea French Village Henry Hawke Dorchester Wm. Kimberlin Misa Mamie Beutel Lebanon Jennie Cates Odam Gatchel V. D. Caons Granite City Troy Irwin Scotti Mary Williams Lead City John Rosetta J. F. Green Evanston Louise Yvoderhage Louis Kluge Henry Belcher James McCallum San Marcial N. M F. 8. Edwards McCallum Susie Pedory Elfrieda Brede Agnes Gaskill Louis Allen O'Fallon J. Allen Dornseff Worden Edw. H. Klein Grace Davis Willard Rawson Nanole Griffin Bessie Martha Guisgond Alice Jones Rose Wilkinson Norman Wilkinson Caseyville Mesdames Springmeyer and Ochs Louise Geffen Maude Neusell Percy. Wilkinson Adda Matthews Frank George C. Ritcher Alton John Feldmeier Mesdames F. H. Garnet D. G. Liebler Edna Schmidt James Bone Shdey Linda Alice Frey Dan Carter Frieda Elma Kuhlmann Fred Spies, Jr St. Jacob George Dressel Will Schultze Elizabeth Schultze Will Ben Schlichting Carlinville Silas Shadwick, Jr Silas Shadwick Henry H. Woods A. R. Snodgrass Wm. Shepard Daughters of Vierans Society Harry ' Shen Gertrude New Baden Clarence Anderson Maryville Lester Kinder John Edwards Clarence Edwards B. F. Cramer A. S. May Mary A. Thomas W. J. Gebauer Rebekah Lodge Glitton F. Cramer Morris Misess Mildred Canan Opal Hayes Leo Guerdan Walter, Greunter Amelia Canan Joseph H. Powell Lanham Neb M. W. Powell Powell Wyoming

Sunday Visits and Local Gatherings Across Communities

A long list of social visits and Sunday gatherings spans multiple towns. Names include Brede Gaskill Allen Klein Wilkinson Frey Schultze and many more, with relatives hosted in Troy Collinsville O Fallon and St. Louis. Visitors travel from Maryville Alton and Belleville to visit family. A note mentions Altamont Diamond flour sold at Vohwinkel's for 26 tbs.

Court House Items Court transfers and marriage licenses

Circuit and Probate Courts list transfers and marriage licenses across towns. Defaults divorce day with 19 cases to hear before Judge M. R. Sullivan. New circuit filings include several partitions and large damages against city and rail entities.

Bike M. R. Sullivan Granite City Tillie Schuster Benjamin Schuster Esther Staresoplos George Staresoplos Blanch Davis George Davis Edward Puschnik Johanna Puschnik Elizabeth Morton George Morton Francis L. Hurlbutt Minnie W. Hurlbutt Sophia Gaston Joseph Gaston Pauline Callen Charles Callen Dqrna Bubb Roswell Bubb Wm. Evans Effie Evans Jerry Demy Nellie Demy Pearl Johnson Frank Johnson Minnie A. Exendine George Exendine Minnie Bartelbaugh Silas Bartelbaugh Laura Bilgen John Bilzen Josephine Slaby Wim. Slaby Clara Wilhold Oliver Wilhold Wmn. Bone Gertrude Bone Evaline Steele Irwin Steele

Probate Proceedings List With Multiple Decedents and Guardians

Probate records show guardianship inventory approval for Sq GL Gline minors. hearings set for last will of Jacob Widicus on May 6. proof of notice for Nicholas Thil continued to May 8. Eugene Hollard conservator Fred Hollard appointed for feeble minded. final report for Bernard Haarmann due May 19. claims allowed for Wm F Henke 4613.90 and Tobias M Anderson 276.35. proof of notice for Bernhard Spinner. Fredericka Daudermann continued to May 8. Ferdinand Stahihut claims 148.57 allowed. Wa R Wilson amended final report approved. Edward G Gerding adjustment continued to first Monday in.

Gline Et al Jacob Widicus Nicholas Thil Michael Geiben Eugene Hollard Fred Hollard Bernard Haarmann Wm. F. Henke Bernhard Spinner Tobias M. Anderson Fredericka Daudermann Ferdinand Stahihut Wa. R. Wilson Edward G. Gerding

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Evangelist Mitchell OLD Settlers’ Reunion Madison County Troy Commercial Club Globe-Democrat City Sanitation Good Roads Harper N. Allen Hickory Street Minnesota Avenue Grover Cleveland High School Laura Fay George Goehl San Francisco Fort Wrangell Alaska Alaska Packers' Association George Wm. Langwish Langwish America Langwisch Mr. Langwish Carley Sweet Springs Fred Mendota Ill Hicks Snodgrass James Hicks Norman Snodgrass M. E. Parsonage Frank Snodgrass Wm. Hicks Altamont Tbs Vohswinkel S. Sats Helvetia Wm, Buettner Albert Glock Saline Philip Marti Philip Gross, Sr Qlive John Eilers William Sal Ter. Edwardsville Chas, Schmidt Tasper Smith Herman Soehlke Harry Yates George Giger, Sr al Feidworth Fr. Russell Henry Nietert Moro Geo. Leyton Nameoki C. Hodge Jess Childers James Gilligan Frank Hoelcher Geo. Coke J. Mackelroy Venice Jas. Miller Harry Thompson Charles Pang Thos. Hayes Billie Sapp Oscar Greenham William Zentgra Circuit Court J. A. Davis George L. Conn Mary McConnnel Murray McConnell George Kline A. DB. Rockwell Hilda A. Bantz John Klopmeier George C. Runge Eva Hanser Charles J. Weidner Eugene Weidner Augusta Leslie Lena Freiberg Charles Schroeder Illinois Terminal Ry John Kovalvik New Staunton Coal Co First National Bank of Madigan City of Venice Edwardsville Planing Mill Co Ilinois Terminal Ry Fred Huffendick Mary Huffendick Werdinand Rucker Et al Troy Press Brick Co
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