Kellermann Leaves St Pauls for St Louis Parochial School
Prof C J Kellermann to head Bethlehem Lutheran parochial school in St Louis next week, after fourteen years at St Pauls Troy. He departs with mix of regret and support as the Bethlehem church, large with 1400 members, plans to rebuild enrollments from about 100 with two teachers. The Christmas relief drive and the ship for war orphans are noted as displays of national benevolence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Kellermann
St. Paul's
Evengelical ‘Lutheran
Bethlehem Lutheran Congregation of
St. Louis
Kellermann
Bethlehem
Salisbury
Florissant Streets
St. Paul's School
St.Louis
Erneast Schreiner
Troy
County Roads and Bridges Improve in Madison County
W E Howden of Collinsville, county superintendent of highways, reports Madison County roads and bridges are in excellent condition for winter. This summer saw forty three concrete bridges built, mostly finished, including a forty three foot span. Six bridges are township funded. About six miles of hard roads were added, with four miles of asphalt and two of macadam. Nameoki Nameoki township earns another mile of hard road, to be completed before winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E Howden
Collinsville
Madison County
Gwemeraily
How‘den
Fooristete
Edwardsville
Helvetia
Saline
Nameoki Township
Iwinter Eeta
Christmas Cheer Tribute Aboard Vandalia Ship
A description recalls a heavy laden Christmas ship voyage aboard the Vandalia Line. Canned foods clothing and toys were part of the cargo as the vessel passed at 8 45 p m likely bound for delivery to the United States and to aid those in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ndalia
Timothy Goffey Expires Timothy Coffey Dies at 49 in Pierron
Timothy Coffey, section foreman for Vandalia Line at Pierron, died at his home Friday morning at age 49 years. He left a widow and two children, Ethel and Joseph, and leaves a brother Jerry Coffey of Pana plus two sisters. Funeral held in Pierron with Rev Henry Hecker officiating. interment in Calvary Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Coffey
Pierron
Troy
Mr. Coffey
Jerry Coffey
Smithboro
Ethel
Joseph
Pana
Matt Lynch
Motlie Greeley
Highland
Br. Henry Hecker
Calvary Cemetery
Clover Leaf Goes Into Receivership Under Judge Killits
The Clover Leaf railroad running through Madison county, including Edwardsville and East St. Louis, was placed in receivership after Walter L. Ross, its president, was appointed by Judge John M. Killits in Toledo. The action followed a petition by econtractors claiming $10,711 against the line, which operates between East St. Louis and Poleda, Ohio. Additional local notes mention Halloween plans and an injury at Donk's mine in Coba, with driver Tucker seriously hurt and recovery doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo, St. Louis & Western Railroad
The
Clover Leaf
Madison County
Edwardsville
Walter L. Ross
John M. Killits
Toledo
Ohio
East St. Louis
Poleda
Wm. Tucker
Richard, Maxfield
Troy
Donk
Coba
Tucker
Mrs. Pauline Adler Dies In St Jacob Funeral Largest Seen
Mrs Pauline E Adler wife of L W Adler of St Jacob dies after cancer illness at 55 years 10 months and 20 days She was born Peters native of St Louis and married in 1880 They moved to St Jacob in 1889 Funeral Wednesday under Eastern Star with large cortege and floral tributes. two sons Leonard A Adler Goddard KS and W H Adler St Jacob survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline E. Adler
L. W. Adler
St. Jacob
St. Louis
Leonard W. Adier
Alhambra
Marine
Leonard A. Adler
Goddard, Kan
W. H. Adler
Bt. Jacob
C. F. Berkemeyer
H. A. Berkemeyer
Los Angeles
Cal
Adler
German Evangelical Church
Frauenvereig
Ea Neighbors
Eastern Star
Ang
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Eastern Star of Troy
H. A. Canedy
and Dirs
Charles 8. Smith
Jane Montgomery
M. W. Powell
Eunice
Social Events and Personal Paragraphs Highlight Local Life
Mr and Mrs John Kline recently married hosted a miscellaneous shower at home with many useful gifts. Albert Schultze received friends at a surprise party plus games and refreshments. The German Evangelical church plans its chrysanthemum show and bake sale on November 12 in the Presbyterian basement with dinner and supper. Mrs Mac Foster hosted her Sunday school class. children enjoyed games and snacks. Numerous residents traveled to St Louis on business while others visited relatives in various towns, including Maryville Vincennes and Collinsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kline
Albert Schultze
Philip Schultze
Widows Pension Grants Approved in County Court
Judge J. E. Hillskotter heard about forty widows from across the county for pension applications. Sums from five to fifteen dollars monthly were allowed under the widows pension act on the Overseer of the Poor McKenny's recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Hillskotter
Hillskotter
McKenny
Coal for Sale at Collinsville and Vandalia Depots
Lump coal on track at Collinsville and Vandalia depot offered at 90 per bushel on cars and 116 delivered. Daniel Peterman, agent for Globe-Democrat, Republic, Times. Stakeholders include St Louis post dispatch and local distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collinsville
Vandalia
R. C. Mies
Get ‘the- St. Louis
Poat
Daniel Peterman
Globe-Democrat
Republic
Times- Or
Local residents visit scattered towns and families
Mrs. Louis I Mill of St Jacob and Mr. and Mrs. Wm Eastburn of Granite City were Sunday guests of Charles L Edwards. Roy Shaffer, once of here now in Sandoval, visited his brother James Shaffer and family on Monday. Numerous calls and visits span Edwardsville Troy O Fallon and St Jacob as relatives from Collinsville East St Louis and nearby towns gather for weekend visits and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis I Mill
St. Jacob
Wm. Eastburn
Granite City
Charles L. Edwards
Roy Shaffer
Sandoval
James Shaffer
Fred Bohnenstichl
Collinsville
St. Louis
J. H. Blixen
Edwardsville
Ww. J. Gebauer
Carios Andrews
Don
East St. Louis
Mary Evans
H. W. Marshall
J. A. Collins
Henry Woods
O'Fallon Bunday
A. R.snodgrasa
Ed Carter
Alhambra
Henry Buhhester
Louis Spitze
C. H. Lynch
Louise 'Geffen
Charles
Catter
Sky B. Vaughan
Greenville
Wilton
Cross
Troy
J. F. Stillwell
Democratic County Committee
Simon Kellermann, Jr
L. W. Adler
Memdames Henry Hawke, Sr
Elizabeth Spohr
Sebastian Weber
Valentine Ottwein
Elizabeth Schultze
Silas Shadwick
J. W. File
Land
George Lanner
O.d Ripley
Joseph Watt
Ira F. File
Church and society notices and local ads mix
Community groups announce meetings next week at the Presbyterian and German Evangelical churches while Epworth League shifts to Sunday evenings. Lutheran Reformation anniversary observed across St. Louis with large gatherings. An ad promotes Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey for coughs, priced 25 cents. Local retailer J B Sikking Co advertises bargain stock sale at 406 on the dollar and urges readers to call want ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frauenverein
German Evangelical Church
Epworth League
Armory
Odeon
Court Rouse Items Circuit and Probate Courts
The October circuit court grand jury filed partial indictments for multiple burglary larceny and robbery cases with varied bail amounts. Petit jurors for weeks two and three were drawn from multiple towns. Numerous criminal cases are scheduled for the upcoming circuit court, with continuations from prior terms and one per day for the next week.
Circuit Court Disposes Of Diverse Civil, Criminal, Chancery Cases
In Sheboygan circuit court, multiple law cases resolved with verdicts and damages, including Wagner v. Wagner for defendant, Sweetser v. Ry for plaintiff at 370, and others like Orda v. Toledo line at 262.50 plus costs. Notable rulings include Hotz v. Hotz assumpsit by default, and garnishee actions such as Green & Son v. Federal Lead Co. plus foreclosure approval in Andersen v. Realty. A criminal case, Meyer alias Eldrige, pleaded guilty to larceny and received penitentiary sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheboygan Mineral Water Co
Wagner
Aseumpsit
Wm.m. Sweetser Va
A Ry
Frank Orda
Toledo
St. Louis &Westetn Jry
Costa
Fred Scoop
Friend
Va. Terminal Railroad Association
Toh. Schroeppe Va
E. W. Hiker Weed and Coal Co
Luther, McClelland
American Car and Foundry Co
Eaget H. P
Also Mentioned on This Page
C.E. Kellermann
Bethlehem School
Missouri
Europe
United States
Mlingis
Chicago
Santa Claus
St. Louis Republic
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Howden
Agar
Timothy Goffey
W. L.ross
Clover Leaf Railway
Hallowe'ean
Hallowe'en
Nanal
Enry
Renownela
Ace B. W. Jarvis
Blanke
Ote
L. Adler
ST. Jacob Miller
O. Liedel
James Shafter
Levi Sims
Mary Kiesel
M. B. Coker
C. E. Kellermann
F. EB. ‘Linder
Bess G. Davy
Collingville
M. F. Auwarter
Martin Arth
Phil
Schultze Wuteed
Maryville
Harold Peter
Ed Bardsley
Charles DeWitt
Vincennes
Ind
Prdf
Henry Hawke
Collineville
Fred Eickhoft
Amelia Rawlings
George C. Ritcher
Alton
Merry Workers’ Society of the Presbyterian Church
Samuel Davis, Jr
Dr. Bell
Mr. W. & Wilkins
Gates, N. C
Davidson
A.C. Dieckmann & Go
J.B. Sikking Co
Feaulta
Trenehers
Circuit Court
John Stern
Lawrence Meatlan
Lawrence Harlan
Henry Meyer
John Eldrige
Frank Copeland
Frank Mettler
Frank Bohrich
Roy Sima
John Manion
James Commons
Joe Mizart
Patrick Murphy
Oliver Jennings
John Scott
Frankie Scott
James Hayes
John .Millis
J.miller
Spencer McCarroll
Auburn. Hill
Louis Boulanger, Jr
Leo. Sutter
Law
Chancery
W. A. Andersen Va. Real
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