Editors On Outing To Carbondale And Murphysboro
The Southern Illinois Editorial Association will hold its annual meeting today and tomorrow at Carbondale and Murphysboro. The event, largest in its history, gathers editors from south of the Big Four line and features a packed program from 9 a.m. to adjournment with addresses by H. W. Shryock and E. H. Childress, tours, banquets, and theatre events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Tinois Editorial Association
Carbondale
Murphysboro
Mattoon
W. Duffy Piercy
Mt. Vernon
Anthony Hall U University
H. Childress
Fairfield
Garbage Plant Shut Down by County Court Order
A Great Western Chemical garbage plant at Staings, known as the garbage plant, was closed last Saturday by an injunction issued by Judge Loula Berbreuter of Madison County Court. The order bars the company from further hauling garbage into Madison County, ending decades of nuisance concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Western Chemical Corporation
Staings
Maday County
Loula ‘Berbreuter
Madison
McKinley
Madison County
Catholics Meet at Highland for Madison County Convention
The twelfth annual convention of the Federation of Catholic Societies of Madison county gathered over a thousand delegates in Highland last Sunday. A 9:30 a m procession from Vandalia depot led to St. Pauls Church for pontifical mass by Bishop Althoff, then to Lindendale Park for dinner and a large meeting. Resolutions condemned The Menace publication, officers were elected, and sixteen delegates chosen for the state convention in Baal Saint Louis. Troy will host the 1915 convention. Delegates from the city included J G Gebauer P W Rarick Michael Lovet and George Licbler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Catholic Societies
Madison County
Highland
Vandalia Depot
Thomas Band
Edwardeville
St. Paul's Church
Althoff
Belleville
Lindendale Park
John Snyder
Alton
Martin Huber
William Neuhaus
Collinsville
John N. Hess
Edwardaville
J. H. Gissal
Frank Trockler
Mitchell
Five Injured In Auto Crash At Highland
Five people were injured when a Paige car crashed on Trenton road near Highland last Sunday. Driver Clarence Hoefle Jr. lost control on a steep descent, the car skidded, rolled several times, four occupants were thrown clear, Spellerberg was pinned beneath for about 30 minutes, all were unconscious. Mueller suffered a broken shoulder and brain concussion, with doubtful recovery. Boellerbert, Vonland, and Desing sustained serious injuries, while Hoefle escaped with minor cuts and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland
Cime
Clarence Hoofle, Sr
Wm. Desing
St. Louis
Edward Spellerberg
Emil Vonland
Adolph Mueller
Trenton
Clarence Hoefle, Jr
Eny
Spellerberg
Mueller
Boellerbert
Vonland
Desing
Hoefle
New Head at McCray Dewey Academy Named
Professor M B Coker of McLeansboro named principal of the Dewey Academy for next term. Professor B C Runyon moves to Indiana. Troy last week.
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M'Cray-Dewey
M. B.'Coker
McLeansboro
B.' Coker
Pamed
Ewey Academy
B.C. Runyon
Ove To
Indiana
Troy
Meier Buried Here After Fatal Kaufman Train Crash
Funeral services were held for Oscar Meier 35 of near Marine, killed when an automobile collided with a Clover Leaf train near Kaufman. Also buried were Mr and Mrs John Stuckwisch of Marine, both in Marine cemetery. Coroner Sims inquest found death accidental with no clear responsibility. Meier survived by four brothers and three sisters. Stuckwisch 50 and Julia Meier 42 were childless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Meir
John Stuckwisch
Marine
Kaufman
Meijer
Joy
John Meier
San
Edwardsville
St. Paul's
Eldred
Meier
Fred
Yiz
Charles
Frei Meier
Edward Meier
Mont
John Eickmann
Augusta Meier
John
Jacksonville
Louisa Gerfen
Marine Sunday
Stuckwisch
Julia Meier
Marine Cemetery
Marin
Blackwishh
Amelia Rawlings
Troy
Minnie Groenemeyer
Maryville
Fred Eickhoff
Misa Amelia Eickhoff
Afrs
Oscar Meier
Sims
Social notes and nuptials among local residents
The marriage of Miss Anna Aebel to Frederic Nobs took place at St Jerome Catholic church with Fr A Wieneke officiating. Bridesmaids Pearl Berger and Viola Kanwnann. groomsmen George Aebel and John Nous. Reception and dinner hosted by the bride’s family. Also notes a birthday surprise for H R Huffendick, a concert at Rieder's Opera House by the German Evangelical church choir, and a platform dance on Charles Voelker's lawn with another event planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nobs
Aebel
Anna Aebel
Frederic Nobs
St. Jerome's Catholic Church
A. Wieneke
Ane Nupial
Pearl Berger
St. Louis
Viola Kanwnann
Trenton
George Acbel
John Nous
Troy
Peter Acbet
Louisd
John Nobs
Rieder
Opera House
German Evangelical Church
Eden Theaorical Seminary
Personal Paragraphs Note St Louis Visit and Travel
Mrs B Cremer a St Louis visit on Monday Adolph Meyer made a business trip to St Louis Saturday Dry J G Boheek and family motored to Highland Jest Friday Mrs W J Ruff was among HE
Local visitors and guests frequent area towns
Louis business visitors last Friday and a string of Sunday guests include Miss Beasie Boston of Gillespie visiting Frank Maletz Jr. in Pittsburgh relatives. Miss Mary Evang and brother visited St. Louis. Biz Fox in Collinsville spent Sunday with Troy. Herman Tegimeier visited home folks. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Bardsley of Collinsville visited Troy relatives. Mabel and Cora Powell of Collinsville were guests of Amos Hagen. Mrs. L. W. Sandles and daughters visited East St. Louis relatives. Wa. P. Sweeney of St. Jacob visited Sidney Sweeney’s family. Charles W. Smith from St. Louis visited his parents. Howgate Wilkinson left for Shreveport to visit his brother. Miss Adele Ackermann spent Sunday in East St. Louis with Harrison Record and Louis Torrence. Mrs. John A. Bohnensfiehl returned from Paducah after weeks with her brother. Miss Mary Schotemeyer from Highland returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Franzen and others spent Sunday in St. Louis with Elizabeth Franzen family. Lawrence Snodgrass and Mrs. Elmer Tuckette attended Red Men and Pocahontas convention in Springfield. Miss Ruby Fleming, formerly of Mt. Olive, visiting local friends then to Waukegan. Mesdames May and Herrin of St. Jacob and Mrs. I. E. Pratt of Edwardsville attended Oscar Meier funeral in Springfield. Mrs. Leda Patterson and son Earl with others hosted guests of Henry Franke Sr. and Svurman Wehmeier.
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Collinsville
Troy
Misees
Mabel
Cora Powell
Amos Hagen
L. W. Sandles
Frances
Geraldine
East St. Louis
Wa. P. Sweeney
St. Jacob
Sidney Sweeney
W. P. Sweeney
Charles W. Smith
St.Louis
Smith
Howgate Wilkinson
Shreveport
John T. Wilkinson
Adele Ackermann
Masdames Harrison Record
Louis Torre
A. Jr. Snodgrass
Wm. Franzen
Lester Kinder
St. Louis
Elizabeth Franzen
Lawrence Snodgrass
Elmer Tuckete
Red Men
Degree
Pocahontas
Springfield
Ruby Fleming
Mt. Olive
John Weldmeier
J. F. Deimling
Waukegan
Mesdames
May
Herrin
I. E. Pratt
Edwardsville
Oscar Meier
Wa. Rucker
Leda Patterson
Earl
George Boyle
Henry Mann
Mattie Case
Roy
Henry Franke
Svurman Wehmeier
Among Church and Society Gatherings and Services
The Merry Workers Society of the Presbyterian church meets next Wednesday at 2 30 pm at Mrs Riggzia s country home. State Federation of Catholic Societies meets at Edwardsville Sunday. Delegates from Troy WP W Rurick and Victor J Traves attend. No morning service at MBE church Sunday. Rev Clark Yost preaches Sunday evening on Sowing and Reaping. Haworth League meets Tuesday evening. Miss Mary Evans leads on Christianity s Greatest Rival Mohammedism. A C Darrow, missionary in China, to occupy Bapt ist pulpit Sunday both services in place of Rev H G Smith. All warmly invited. Yesterday was Ascension Day, Holy Tuesday. B SepenpLON id.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Workers' Society of the
Presbyterian Church
Mrv
Riggzia
Edwardsville
W. Rurick
Victor J. Traves
Troy
M. BE
Clark
Haworth League
M. &. Chucch
Misa Mary Evans
A. C. Darrow
China
H.G. Smith
B. Sepenplon
Courthouse Terms and Circuit Court Dispositions
Circuit and Probate court dispositions list foreclosures partitions and assumpsit actions. Cases include Joseph Liebler versus Guerze Tonckat foreclosure. John Schillinger versus Edward Bender injunction. Frances Heller versus Martin Heller partition. Home Building and Loan Association versus Oscar Primrose foreclosure. Casper Stoile Quarry and Contracting Co versus Great Western Chemical Corp mechanic’s lien. multiple assumpsit and jury fund assessments with various damages. Some cases show non-suits or judgments by agreement. all entries reflect court actions and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Liebler
Guerze Tonckat
John Schillinger
Edward Bender
Frances Heller
Martin Heller
Fritz Harbigue
Fred Dammermann
George L. Clark
G W. Hildebrand
Emma Miller
Louis Raach
Home Building and Loan Associationi
Oscar Primrose
Itaster
Loa Association
Fannie Curtis
Casper Stoile Quarry and Contracting Co
Great Western Chemical Corporation
Mechanic's
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J. E. Hillcotter
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Bernreuter
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Raitore
H. Bt. Hattendick
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Minnie Williams
Wim. Querenhyim
Charles Voelker
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Kerens-lonnewald Coal Co
J. P. Borman
Theo. Gebauer
Mabel Ritterberger
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