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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1913

Page

5

Norbury Dies After Long Conducting Career

Obituary notes the death of Mrs. Feldner nee Norbury a longtime conductor at Troy and later a farmer in Pinall Township. Survivors include daughter Louise Metzger of Edwardville and Fred Feldner of Wichita Kansas, a sister Mrs. Sophia Vosa of Pin Oak, eighteen grandchildren and thirteen great grandchildren. She is remembered for Christian character and devotion as a mother and wife.

Troy Feldaner Faries Yard Felner Magdalena Stolte Henry Feldner Tex Louise Metzzer Edwardaylille Fred Feldner Wichita Kan Isi Ako Sophia Vosa Pin “Oak Viahteen Ghent Awio

Funeral Train Bears Adolphus Busch Remains

The funeral train bearing Adolphus Busch’s body passed Troy on route to St. Louis from Bremen. The four baggage cars plus a diner, Pullman sleeper, and private car Adolphus carried the casket in a black-draped compartment. About thirty Busch family members and fifteen servants accompanied the body, which rests in state at the brewer’s St. Louis home ahead of tomorrow’s funeral.

Adolphus, Busch Bbrewer St. Louis Germany Pas Troy New York Bosch Adolphue Bremen Levis

Miners Injured After Explosive Mine Accident at Glen

At Madison Coal Company’s Glen mine a powder explosion severely injures Wendinski and Souchek. Wendinski suffers burns and possible loss of sight in one eye while Souchek endures a fractured jaw, torn shoulder, and possible blindness. Both men were removed from the mine and treated at a hospital. Souchek has a wife and four children, Wendinski an English wife and two children residing in Glen Canbon and Shemia.

Wendinuki Madison ‘Coal’ Company No. & Caine Glen Coxon Oches Wendinski Bely Souchekiytna Louie Wendi Fane Souchek Sy É ' Souchek Glen Canbon Wendingkl Angla

John Minter Simpson Dies in Jeffersontown at 43

John Minter Simpson died Monday at Ridgeland Farm near Jeffersontown after heart failure worsened by asthma. He was 43. Burial planned at Cave Hill Cemetery near Jeffersontown. Burial date and full obituary details follow local customs.

Rathert Holliday Jeffersontown John Minter Simpson A&way A. B. Harrie Ridgeland Farm Wattergon: Pike Hmn Bimpoon Adthma Trom Cave- Hill Emvatory Weiss Barnabuck

Troy Civic League Forms To Promote Good Government

The Troy Civic League is organized with aims to promote good government enforce laws aid in nomination and election of worthy leaders. Officers include president vice president secretary and treasurer with one year terms. Regular meetings are set for the second and fourth Mondays each month.

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Marriages and Social Notes From the Troy Area

Social notes report the Catholic wedding of Elizabeth Booker Sithia and Ernest J. Emger at St Jerome's in New Orleans. Attendants were George Becker and Alberta Hanvey. The issue also notes a family reunion dinner at the Mitchell home, a Yellow Tea hosted by Mrs Baglin and Rimaberlin, and announcements of Miles Evens marrying Guy Phelps in Chicago. The Troy Baseball Club plans a grand ball at Braner’s with music by the Troy orchestra.

Elizabeth Booker Sithia Leader James Mitchell R. T. Kinder Poplar’ Bluff Kate Kinder Jane Montgomery Troy Miles Martha Pelli Evens Chicazo Guy Francia Phelps Mire Anna Kate J. Q. Evang Homt East Fifty-fourth’ Street Troy Baseball Club Braner's

Gentle and Effective Laxative Demands Meet

Fragment reads as a quirky note on a gentle and effective laxative. It hints at a meeting or demand from people, but lacks clear context or complete details to form a full event summary.

TWO GREAT GAMES Troy defends Belleville in 14 to 0 defeat

Troy high school outgained Belleville despite heavier rivals and won 14 to 0 at Athletic Park last Saturday afternoon. Will Scott starred at end along with Gehrenneck Dunstan Auwarter Ramsbew and Hindmarch in a scientifically played contest. The Troy eleven faces St Louis University seconds tomorrow at 3:30 with a hoped for larger local attendance.

Troy High Belleville High School Jrecat Sundiron Belleville Trojans Spe Will Scott Geme Dor Troy Gehrenneck Dunstan Auwarter Ramsbew Hindmarch Pame Rams Poaltion Bindenarch Brightfield Gebaner Brandenbenger Troxhis Naambes

Biéker and George wed in Collinsville wedding supper

Biéker and George wed in Collinsville on Tuesday afternoon with a wedding supper at the Hanvey residence. They spent Wednesday in St. Louis on a touring visit and returned yesterday to home, planning to move to New Orleans for work and then to the South.

Biéker George Vediple Collinsville Mark Hanvey St. Louis Katherine Becker New Orleans Tiber City South

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