Troy City Council Minutes and Health Ad Card
A dense 1913 Troy Michigan city record notes routine business, finance, and personnel items. It includes reports of officers, a health remedy advertisement, a special meeting to act on a drum shop license, and minutes of regular sessions with treasurer and street department appointments. The document lists payments, balances, and multiple names of officials, workers, and vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Gornet
Thomas Millett, Jr
Beutel
Gerfen
Taylor
Allen
Geffen
Llewellyn
Traves
Beuttel
J. W. Taylor
H. Gornet
Kinder
Electrician
Treasury
Dog
Tex
Board of Education Meeting Discusses Medal System and Finances
The Board of Education met in regular session October 6, 1913, with President Sandles. They reviewed the Morris Seltz Liberty Bell medal proposal, approved routine minutes, and accepted House and Grounds notes on fountain repairs and chimney tops. The Finance Committee reported bills for staff and supplies, including several teachers and the librarian, with wages and a coal contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Sandles
Foster
W. L. Oliver
Elfrieda Brede
Mamie E. Bryant
Evelyn Renfro
Grace Davis
Oliver
Watts
Snodgrass
Mary Mossman
Gates
Wild
Donk Bros. Coal Co
Troy
Mime
J. E
Fred Rekolt
Fred Schuler
B. Kimberlin
Snod- Grass
Rell
L. Wi
Ww. H
Goalby
St Jacob Area Social Notes and Local Events
Personal reports from St Jacob and nearby areas note visitors from St Louis Troy Highland and Godfrey plus attendance at events. The St Jacob Cubs beat Gaseyville by 13, sidewalks north of the depot are being laid, and Rhein musical drew attendees from St Jacob and Marine. Local visits include Mrs Ollie Meyer from St Louis, Arthur Gruenenfelder from Highland, and Clifford Hoffman from Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James. Pike
Boach
Michael
Waa
Fred Maurer
Mire
Nelson ‘Ernst
St.Louis
Ford
Dubach
High and
The
St. Jacob
Amos Hayes
Wais
Troy
St. Jacob | Cubs
Gaseyville
Ollie Meyer
St. Louis
Regina Meyer
St. Jatoh
Turnverein
Missea Cleda Buehimanan
Esther Oldenkamp
Marine
Arthur Gruenenfelder
Clifford Hoffman
Germany Evangelical Church
Arthur Baer
B. Baer
Ernst
St Louis visitors and local notes across Illinois
Henry Koch of St Louis visited his parents last week. Veatoh builds a new office east of his home. Higlland vVisitors from St Lana and other towns spent several days with relatives. Veiled Prophet parade drew Marine witnesses. Tillie Bisgen returned from Providence and Old Forge. Grotefendt and Edwin traveled to East St Louis on business. Peter Ohren attended a wedding in Pierron. Otto Neudecker and Aaron Weber went to St Louis by motorcycle. Mrs Henry Wright and family visited Mrs Kennedy and family at Momence. Attempts to wreck Illinois Central trains at Kuhay Station and Mont have not yielded culprits. Louise and Hulda Rhein gave a piano recital in St Jacob Turners hall with others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Koch
St. Louisa
H. Veatoh
H. Hettel
Mire
Otto’ Neudecker
Higlland
Leuis
Blume
St. Lana
Epent
Gleason
St. Louis
Brodlks
Glendale Springs
Kan
Marine
Tillie Bisgen
Providence
R. I
Old Forge
N. Y
Albert Grotefendt
Edwin Grtefendt
East St. ‘Louis
Mira
Peter Ohren
Chris, Jakel
Mins Christine Wegner
Pierron
Otto
Neudecker
Aaron
Weber
Henry Wright
Mars. C
Williamson
Kennedy
Momence
Illinois’ Central
Kuhay Station
Mont
Louise
Hulda Rhein
St. Jacob
Turnera’ Hall
Frankin Kreider
Oflinsville
Misa Marie Ellis
Jacob
Erme
Sleumer, Elsoutioniat
St. Lou's
Foreman Clara Heden Makes Brief Trip to St Louis
Clara Heden, foreman of the bridge crew, traveled to St Louis on Monday for a brief business trip. Mrs Samuel Schmitt and daughter Vernetta called on Mrs O H Fox at Lebanon last Saturday. Mrs Emima Mersinger and daughter Frances visited relatives and friends in Collinsville for a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Heden
Louis
Samuel
Schmitt
Miss. Vernetta
O. H. Fox
Lebanon
Emima Mersinger
Daugi
Collinsville
Dai This Wedi
Charis
Plea for City Cemetery Wall Fund in Troy
The Mite Society reports the Troy Cemetery wall project with a cost of 400.00 and 86.00 still due. The contractor states extending to the bridge is impractical, an uncitizen fence will finish to that point, and many locals have donated while some have not. The committee appeals to those with Buried friends to contribute and names subscribers will be published later. Secretary Sg. Mills urges at least 150.00 more.
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Troy
Mite* Society
Agen
Shandi
C. B. Kimberlin
Nellie Fianderson
Sg. Mills
Local Classified Fragments Spotlight Advertising and Moves
Whiting’s Byultoscope and Rie bold’s bakery appear in scattered notices. Twenty views for one cent and Ford car tubes advertised by Duthiel Brente. Salem, sale, and relocation details include Tre ay bar, McMullen, Duckett, Wurtz, and business sentiment noting 96 percent fail in business. Notices from George E Patternon and local union members list attendance and recognition.
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Troy
Elmer
sSeotth
Duckett ‘Ave
Wurtz
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Wrigley
Nien
Mene San
Troy Markets
Saaee
Nyal
H.R. Huffendick
Dan G. Libbler
Finance Vermittee
Victor J. T
Fred Gerfer
James W. Taylor
R. L. Dawnon
John Sapp
W. D. Coons
Fred H. Garnet
Western Electric Co
Troy Telephone Co
Crane Co
Herman Roeben
Stolze Lumber Co
National Oil Co
H. F. Miller
I. F. Genfen
Apecante Bigte Besieg Sien
Krieger
Irwin Scotti
WADOT
Arthur Gerfen
Jacob Mick
Charles Blackett
Eonegangstelle
Louis Morgan
Richard Eiffert
Jabbor
Ralph Edwards
Sips
John Reiss
Fineiean
John Fischer
Win. Sobultae
James Purvyiance
George Goeti
Henry Struckhe
Williams Farsebig
Laura Morgan
Tabor
O'Neil
Val. Ottwein
M.” Riggin
Labor
Baits Peters
Abe . Klein
Hass Taalkke
Lab Anes
Richard Biffert
Wiley Bryant
F. H. Garnet
Atandardes
Eer
H. F. ‘Miller
Nelson M. Kinder
Fred AH. Gornet
Ven
the Board. OF Education
Gussie Miller
ECO
Riebold’s
Brisiness
Busin
Oleg
Particculara
George E .Patternon, Latherville, Jows
Ateixe
Focal Tdamaters’ Union
James’ Ruetrons
John ‘Pischer
Chris. Gerling
Monroe Porter
Beene TE D. Joseph
Gy B
Ae. News
Be. EF
Troy Athletic Association
Central Hall
Echool
Board of Educacy We i
Troy Exchange
W. W. Jarvis
D. Ge Jarvis
Zohn i Dmeinh
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