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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1915

Page

5

CA Greaves Dead in Troy After Cancer Battle

Charles A. Greaves a noted Troy resident died at 4 a m Wednesday at his North End home after a yearlong internal cancer. He was 47 years 10 months old. The funeral was at 2 pm today from the family home to the M E church with Rev J W Smith. interment in Evangelical Friedens cemetery under United Mine Workers auspices. Survived by wife Gertrude Lundak and four children Mabel Chalkies Donald. three others predeceased. He joined the M B E church two years ago and was known as an honest industrious citizen with wide ties in St Jacob area. The Frey family note six children from a former marriage. Brother Daniel Frey and sister Mrs Lena Keck reside in St Jacob. Large funeral held at Keystone cemetery with Rev C A Hildebrand officiating. pallbearers Philip Baer Jacob H Frey Jr John Noir Fred Ritter E N Michael Samuel Frultiger.

Charles A. Greaves Troy North End M. E J. W. Smith Misa Gertrude Lundak Edwardeville Mabel Chalkies Donald Tréaves Greaves M.be Ltizen Elder Irene Katie Lousa Daniel William Frey Lena Keck St. Jacob Frey Keystone Cemetery C. A. Hildebrand German Evangelical Church Philip Baer Jacob H. Frey, Jr John Noir Fred Ritter E. N. Michael Samuel Frultiger Laura B. Dawson Edwardsville Martin Holt St. Louis James Hindmarch Chicago Henry Bernhardt, Jr Eda Kirsch Myrtle Eckert M. Smith Nellye Geiger Kate Fehmel Lucille Fehmel Collinsville H. C. Kersey George Mahler Bess Wiesman East St. Louis Dr. Smith Edna Prange New Douglas Linda Anna Rucker Sadie Riggin Wm. Collins Louis Butcher Barney Porter Fred Landgreder Mary Struckhoff Valentine Ottwein Granite City Jacob Schafer John F. Deimling John Feldmeier O’fallon Oliver Loder Charles Osland Harry Cooper Cleda Biz Fox Francis Lewis Maryville Weber Bertha August Brewe New Athens Frank Richard Titter O'Fallon Wm. Lewis Sidney Sweeny W. P. Sweeny Lester Kinder Morrison James Shaffer Carlyle George Shaffer H. Rahn Edna Pheifer Wro. H. Wild Vera Bess G. Davy Jacob Weil John Collins Louis Diefenbach Frank Buehlmann Philip Abel Edward Highland Elizabeth Schultze Oscar Witsche Francis Hertzler John Witsche Milda Becker Barbara Aebischer John Witache E. A. Keller Mies Emma

Early Morning Barn Fire Ravages Stolze Yard

An unknown origin blaze destroyed the Stolze Tri amber yard barn in Troy. Victor Traves entered the burning structure to rescue two horses and other items. main contents worth significant loss, hay and straw totals, with only partial insurance. Fire officials noted no wind aided spread.

Stolze-' Tri Amber Troy Victor Traves

Death of John Frey Jr in St Jacob township

John Frey Jr a long time resident of St Jacob township died Friday morning at his home four miles from St Jacob. Death followed a months long illness. He was born June 18 1803 in New Baden and moved to the area earlier. His family sorrow is reported by mourners.

John ‘Frey St. Jacob Township O'Elogk St. Jacob AEG Tréy Baying Laud Jung 1Bsbaum New-Badén

Freight Service Is Assured by Local Railroad

The St. Louis, Troy & Eastern rail road inaugurated freight service for Troy on October 1 but faced delays due to the Terminal Railroad Association. The issue is resolved and two daily freights are promised. Commercial agent Bodge reported the line now offers first class daily service and guarantees delivery from St. Louis to Troy by the next morning. The company plans a freight house near the Donk mine in Troy as originally intended.

St. Louis, Troy & Eastern Railroad Troy Terminal Railroad Association L. Bodge St. Louis, Troy & Eastern Tenth & Poplar Streets St. Louis Donk Mine

Liberty Bell to Pass Through Troy on Sunday

The historic Liberty Bell, famed for proclaiming American independence in 1776, will pass near Troy on Sunday, November 21 about noon while en route from the California Exposition to Philadelphia. It is unclear if the special train will stop in Troy but authorities should arrange a viewing opportunity for residents and schoolchildren as the relic may not pass this way again.

United States Philadelphia Troy

Editor's Daughter Dies In St Louis Home

Sarah Elizabeth Jarvis infant daughter of Mr and Mrs B W Jarvis died Sunday evening at 6 46 after a five week illness. Age 1 year and 6 days. Heart failure from throat trouble following an operation by a St Louis specialist. She expired suddenly after seeming improvement. Funeral held Tuesday afternoon at 2 from the residence Rev Paul Elliott East St Louis conducted the service and burial was in the city cemetery.

Sarah Elizabeth B. W. Jarvis St. Louis Paul ©. Elliott East ‘St. Louis

First Tractor In County Shown By Pin Oak Farmer

J. H. Bode of Pin Oak township becomes Madison county’s first to buy a tractor for farm work after interest sparked at the State Fair in Springfield. The tractor, a dulls a gang plow with three blades, has been operated on his farm and gives complete satisfaction. Local buyers are urged to act as a sale and hats are discounted by Mrs. Adelle Hampton and Wilbur Ee Peter, St. Louis visitors Monday.

J. H. Bode Pin Oak Township Madison County

Social Happenings and Local Notices in Madison County

Local notes report a range of social events including a granite shower for Mary Schotemeyer hosted by Mrs. Collins and Mrs. Clare with kitchenware prizes, a visit from Miss Rose Wilkingson selling hats, and Mrs Adella Hampton promoting Lowney’s chocolates. Also listed are upcoming dental and medical society meetings, theater events with Jess Willard in The Heart Punch, announcements of births and illnesses, and community service ads for coal hauling and teaming.

B. Hipps Nokomis Madison County Dental Society Alton Brumworth Madison County Medical Society Edwardsville German Evangelical Church Presbyterian Church Leona Bisby Leona Dunstan Troy Witt Sarah Dunstan Gillespie Wm. Herrin Theo. Kleist A. Kleist Mt. Olive LaPorte City Iowa Adolph Gerstenkorn Mary Schotemeyer Mesdames John Collins Fred Clare Collins

The M E Church Ministers Plans for Sunday Discourse

Rev J W Smith will deliver The Secrets of the Lord at the morning service and Registered in Heaven in the evening at the M E church. Epworth League social hour follows next Tuesday at the M B parsonage inviting league members and friends.

J. W. Smith M. E Epworth Troy Martin Holz Valentine Ottwein Louise Alma Gebauer Hannah Clara Clayton Louise Schon Hila Kirsch Merry Workers German Evangelical Church Stedding Blackjack Church Helen Evangelical Church of Edwardsville Noah Presbyterian Church A. Wenat Millstadt

Birthday Surprise at Sudhoff Home

A pleasant surprise party honored Wm. Sudhoff for his birthday last Saturday with many guests, hosiery and handkerchief gifts, and refreshments. Attendees included H. F. Miller, J. G. Schoeck, Louis Eggers, Ferdinand Rucker, Henry Sudhoff, and several Sudhoff and Loyet family members. A separate miscellaneous shower for Miss Clara Loyet at her country home featured many gifts, music, and refreshments with guests such as Edna Schmidt, Vernetta Schmidt, Fannie Loyet, and Mrs. John M. Riebold.

Wm. Sudhoff Sudhoff H. F. Miller J. G. Schoeck Mra Louis Eggers Ferdinand Rucker Henry Sudhoff Emma and Augusta Sudhoff Cassie Rucker Clara Loyet G. Club Edna Vernetta Schmidt Fannie Rosa Mamie Loyet Ida Kirsch Louise Bertha Langenwalter Louisa Sileger Frances Mersinger

Donation Party Honors New Troy Pastor

Rev. J. W. Smith, recently named pastor of the Troy M. E. church, was hosted at the parsonage for a donation party by church members and friends. About fifty attendees shared in a evening of games music and social chat as donations of groceries fruits and vegetables were generously given. The couple extended heartfelt thanks for the kindness and consideration shown them.

J. W. Smith Troy M. EH

Celebrated Birthday for Raymond Matthews at Home

Raymond Matthews celebrated his seventeenth birthday with a party at his home last Saturday evening. Guests included Rev. J. W. Smith A May Kent Wild Orville Wild Riggin Horst George Naylor Robert Stock Melvin Stock Otto Feldmeier and Thomas Higgins. Dainty refreshments were served and games and social diversions were enjoyed. Master Floyd Snodgrass hosted an elev enth birthday supper at his home Saturday at 6 o'clock for a few little friends. Attendees included Melville Schoeck Kent Wild Tilgman Joseph and Bimer Belk.

Raymond Matthews Adda Matthews J. W. Smith Floyd Snodgrass Mia Frank Snodgrass Melville Schoeck Kent Wild Tilgman Joseph Bimer Belk

Birthday Celebration for Miss Margaret Runday

A birthday party was given to Miss Margaret Joseph Runday at the home 1 Tepes.

Margaret Joseph Tepes

Social rounds feature Hallowe'en ball and local visits

An Edwardsville community page lists numerous social visits and greetings. Among those noted are Miss Laura Dawson visiting Edwardsville, Rev. and Mrs. Holt with St. Louis relatives, and many neighbors hosting relatives from Collinsville St. Jacob and East St. Louis. A Hallowe'en ball is announced for Braner hall, fueling excitement among dancers.

Court House Items Court and Probate Court items

Court notices list circuit and probate cases, including divorces and assumpsit. Numerous probate matters approve final reports, appraisals, and guardianship or administrator discharges, with listed balances, awards, bonds, and hearing dates in October and November.

Kate Dunsing John Thompson Edward F. Potts Edgar Lloyd Anna Spellerberg Samantha Sappington Anna Kocur Amanda O. Johnson Executrix

Also Mentioned on This Page

CA. Greaves Stolze-Travel John Frey, JR Troy& Eastern Ladicaa Adelle Hampton Wilbur“ Ee Peter Wag Walter Dickey Medford, Ore EB. D. Joseph Richard Schmalz Georgie Wm. Evans Minnie Joseph Braner Hall Terpsichore New Circuit Frank Manetz Ida Manetz Cecial Daat Friend Louis Merchants’ Bridge Co Thad Kociuszko A. W. Kleinschnittger Mary A. Hamilton John Wilkinson H. F. W. Blase Guardian Andrew Kalovsky Ward Frank Edsall Mathilda R. Kraft Cecil H. B .Rapp J. W. Rapp Joseph Lundak Sophie Voelker Polly A. Horner Kate Edwards Eilert Baumann John E. Bruns Wim. C. Heeren Ferdinand Hesse Julia D. Ramey St Louis Arthur Schon Et al Elizabeth Merrell Aned Louis Brunworth Bernice Walker Et al Dora Wellenbrock Anna Suppiget
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