Madison County Teachers Association meets at Troy
Troy hosts the Madison County Teachers Association quarterly gathering with fair weather a large attendance and a celebratory dinner. President P M Davidson welcomes delegates, talks on instruction and growth, and resolutions praise Troy hospitality and propose naming the summer event the summer institute with next meetings planned in Alton and preparations under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
Teachera
Troy
Troy Presbyterian Church
City of
P. M. Davidson
Board of Education
Christine Gowdy
Lowry
Alton
H. M. Bulter
Newport
Frank H. Hall
Aurora
Edith M. Hall
DeKalb
Concensua of
Opion
Harriet
McCarthy
Richardson
Minnie M. Boala
E. Barbour
Caroline Bissinger
Bebe Jones
A. E. Barrofell
Florence
Anne M.’arl
Allcd McCarthy
Mary Crawford
Terry
Annie Beem
Dora Rogenberger
Ellen’ D. Hildebrand
Gealna
Owen
Mabel
Climate and Crops Report From State Department
Springfeld May 8 report reviews state wide conditions for farming. Week started favorable for plowing and planting though southern areas faced heavy rain on the 4th and 5th. Soils due to wetness hinder work, but germination and growth look strong across central and northern districts. Early fields show good stands. oats, wheat, rye, grasses thriving. Fruit outlook varies with freezes. peaches mostly winter killed. strawberries ripening in south with fair state yield. apples promising. Also notes on livestock health, gardens, potatoes, and general rural activity.
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Springfeld
Eagles Initiate 32 Members in Collinsville Chapter
A group led by Wv. D. Coons Martin O Connor Andrew Fehn and James Bone traveled to Collinsville Wednesday evening where 31 others joined them in the Order of Eagles. The Collinsville chapter, formed two weeks ago, now has more than 150 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Wv. D. Coons
Martin O’connor
Andrew Fehn
James Bone
Collinsville
Order of Eagles
Church and Society Notes from Troy Community
The W C T U will meet at Mrs. Margaret Hughes’s home Saturday May 20 at 2 PM. Salvation Army members plan street meetings near the M E church next week. English services move to 7:30 PM at St Paul’s Lutheran tomorrow. Decoration Day events set for May 21 at Oak Lawn cemetery under Oak Lawn Cemetery Society. Rev James Osborn to speak. Louis F. Kurz returns from New Orleans after Eden Theological Seminary assignment. Rev H T Bahnsen attends Nashville conference. John Wilhelm to accompany him. Prof Samuel J Curlee spoke on Epworth League work. attendance strong. An account of Kurz’s trip to be printed next issue. Laborer news, dynamite cure ad, stove fire, and other local notes follow.
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Troy
Madison County
Madison County Teachers Association
Marine
East St. Louis
Collinsville
H. F. Thurston
Board of Education
U. M. W. A. Band
Presbyterian Church
M. J&. Avwarter
Lowry
Ilkewla
Mies Meta Vollrath
Harry D. Wagner
Granite City
Richardson
Frohart
Valentine
Livingston
Wilkins
Baradol
Minaes Cook
Mosiman
Auwarter
F. E. Linder
George A. Martin
Samuel J. Curlee
Collinaville
Curlee
Miss Cary
Mattie Gray
Mamie Reynolds
Mra. Auwarter
Mra. Pinder
Dinegr
Seady
Margaret Hughes
Salvation Army
M. E
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Oak Lawn Cemetery
Oak Lawn Cemetery Society
Edwardsville
James Osborn
Louis F. Kurz
David Kurz
Blackjack Evangelical Church
New Orleans
Eden Theological Seminary of
St. Louis
F. Frankenfield
Cac
H. T. Bahnesen
Nashville
Iil
Kinogis
German Evangelical Synod of
North Amerrica
Epworth League
Newly Elected Officers Moot and Organize in Troy
Newly elected city officials meet May 1 1905 in Troy Indiana. Mayor-elect Stolteman and Treasurer-elect Wilkinson present as council members and aldermen respond to roll call. Bond readings for mayor and treasurer approved. finance reports and bills discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Ivn
Miller
Dawson
Cramer
Horsley
Peterman
Taylor
Woraman
Wild
Electrician
Petermin
Des. Worsman
Win
Baglin
August Droll
James Tierney
Peter Scott
Peter White
L. Hagler
H. Geffen, Sr
Goalby
S. Avia
Herbert Horsley
Charles Mantle
Charlies Jarvis
H.C. Kersey
L.S Snodgrass
Clifton Cramer
Board of Registration
J.J. Hagler
Coalby
Elmer Sapp
Salary
Mentenull
Chris
Bosse
Lumber
Charles McKittrick
Hantine
Joseph Watt
Himber
F. W. Braner
Rent
Kingston
Tue
Weexty
J. D. Gedauer
Fred Gerfen
R. L. Dawson
H.C. Gerfen
J. M. Johnson
Commercial Electric Co
J. H. Stienbans
James Purviance
Donk Bros. Coal & Coke Co
John F. Jarvis
G. A. Purvisnce
Sherman’ Vorice
Isbor
Jacob Mick
Due Figze
Frente
Streets
Finance Committee
Wm. Meiners
Charten Cox
B.T. Cramer
Worsman
Wim. Meiners
Council
F. Mater
Itt
Mayer Stoke
Dawaon
Llewellyn
Schlemmer
Snodgrasz
Reading
Stolte
Reading Bond
Wilkinson
Bang
Peternan
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H. T. McCrea
Illinois
Thurston
Osborn
Baer
Frohardt
Waggoner
Misa Milla
Rose
Wm. J. Roff
Patti Campbell
Committee On
Motio
State Department of Agriculture and Weather Bureau
J. E. Stearns
Belle Plaine
Mlon
Buckien
Lizsie Outendorf
Ry. Outendorf
Wpiacity
Bohemian Cemetery
Amanda Kuhn
A. Kleist
John F. Deimling
C. F. Setigman
A. R. Snodgrass
Miss Blanche
Toe Davidson
Greenville
A. J. Sapp
J. J. Conroy
Miss
da Mosiman
Alex. Mosiman
Woodland
Missea May Taylor
Eva Clepper
E. C. Scheer
C. E. McKittrick
Highland Journal
Edward Deimling
Della Parker
Daisy Chipron
Aaron Smith
Horace
Roscoe Cook
Lawrence Benardio
Maryville
Mra. Becardin
F. W. Tunnell
National Mastic Roofing Co
Jacob Breas
Mra. Wy
Nell
John Handrich
Misa Louisa Weber
Belleville
Ma Breas
Church and Society
Z.T. Gray
Calhoun
S. Kingston
John Deimling
S. W. Rawson
Keystone Building and Loan Association
Troy Press Brick Company
W. S. Neuenschwander
California
Mr. Rawson
Loan Association
Robert Winter
Tax Cayl
Journal OF Council
Old Council
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