School Days Begin In Troy 1910 11 Term Opens
Openings mark public and parochial schools in Troy and vicinity with enrollments rising. St Pauls Lutheran School reports 136 students, 78 in advanced and 56 in primary, while public school enrollment reaches 260 on opening day with 114 boys and 146 girls across seven rooms.
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Troy
McCray- Dewey Academy
St. Paul's Lutheran School
St. Paul's Lutheran Parochial School
C. BE. Kellermann
Ernest Schreiner
Alpha Hogan
Patti Campbell
Adda Matthews
Grace Davis
Alice Sollins
Mamie E. Bryant
Inlu Cressey
Black
Corps of
Misa Grace Davis
A. B. Black
Kane
Green County
Jack
Gilead
Lester Anderson
Spring Valley
Cleora Harris
Blackjack
Emma Wittmann
Liberty
Anna Renner
Sylvan Hall
Mamie Suhre
Formosa
Eva Renfro
Maple Grove
Ethel Morriss
St. Jerome's
St. Jerome's Catholic
Rosa Thelen
Milwaukea
St. John’s Parochial School
Buckjack
Miss Rosa Peasick
Chester
Professor Stratton to Leave Troy Academy
Prof. W. T. Stratton opens McCray-Dewey academy with 12 students, five more than last year, continuing second and third year high school work. He plans to leave Troy soon for a new field. successor Prof. Arthur Van Bkyork, of Todiang, is chosen. Stratton recently received an offer from Kansas State Agricultural.
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Manhattan
Kan
Troy
McCray-Dewey Academy
van Skyock
Stratton
State Normal School
Marion
Ind
Township High School
New Mt. Pleasant
W. T. Strattom
Tihuraday
Jaeger Radnet
Shooting at Shoe Factory Ends With Wound
At the Trey Shoe Company plant a discharged worker Wm. Walsch was wounded in the leg by a bullet fired by Fritz Von Brinckendorf, the book keeper, after two coworkers Watson and W. Simon caused a disturbance. Walsch and Simon later swore out a warrant. Von Brinckendorf posted a $500 appearance bond and awaits trial before Judge Hagier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trey Shoe Company
Wm. Walsch
Fritz von Brinckendorf
Watson
W. Simon
von Brinckendorf
Walsch
Wailsch
Simon
Labor Day Celebration Planned in Troy by Indian Club
Labor Day will be celebrated in Troy on Monday under the Indian Club. The event at Rieder's park features foot races, sack races, bowling, target shooting, and refreshments including lunch. Music for dancing will be provided by Llewellyn's six piece orchestra, with preparations underway for a large attendance and observance of labor's holiday.
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Troy
Rieder's Park
Llewellyn
Aston Labor Day
Aston Driving Club
Troy Athletics
Buffalo Springs
St. Louis
Edwardsville Driving Citwy
Canter Grove
Labor Day
A. B. Black
Fred Barosback
Edwardsville
Altamont
Glason
Phoebe Montgomery
Center Grove
Millinery House Opens in Gerfeén Building Market Street
Announcement advertises a new stock of millinery at the Gerfeén building 909 Market Street inviting ladies of Proy and nearby to call and inspect with prices. Also notes Miss Rose Wilkinson and a sale on boys calf skin school shoes at Klein's for 1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tibare
Gerfeén
Market Street
Rose Wilkinson
Ktein’s
Troy Athletics Fall to Collinsville in Tight Game
Baseball news notes Troy Athletics lost to Collinsville by 5 to 3 after leading 3 0 through five innings. Beutel pitched superbly with thirteen strikeouts, while Collinsville used Needles from Tulea, Oklahoma after the sixth. Also reports various local results and Labor Day races and events around Edwardsville and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Athletics
Collinsville
Athletics
Beutel
Callinsville
Needles
Tulea
Okla
Bloomer
Abh Young
Scott
Joe Scott
Hess
A Belcher
Krivanek
Hostetter
Voelker
Beuteloe
Collis
Ville
Gleichmann
E. Simpson
Lt. Simpson
Rf Wilson
Nicols
Ss Schroeppel
Deere
Hartmann
Needles L
Leichmann
Jett
Schroeppel
Marriage of Miss Mary Alice Collins to Rev Earnest A Main
Social notes report the marriage last Wednesday evening at St Jacob home of Mr and Mrs John Collins of Miss Mary Alice Collins to Rev Earnest A Main formerly of Troy now Fayette Missouri. Ceremony by Rev S E Ewing with Lohengrin on piano by Ruth Dickinson of St Louis followed by reception and trip to Highland then train to St Louis and new home at Mayelle Missouri.
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Piase
John Ocollins
St. Jacob
Mary Alice
Earnest A. Main
Troy
Fayette
S. E. Ewing
Buclid Avenue Baptist Church
St. Louis
Collins
McCray-Dewey Academy
West
Woman's Missionary Baptist College
Chicago
The
Normal University At
Euclid Avenue Baptist Church
H. Main
Shurtleff College
Upper Alton
Second Baptist Church
Peoria
New York
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
First Baptist Church
Main
G. H. Main
Charles H
de. L. Roy Main
Harry Collins
Nellie
Ruth Dickinson
Iva Barton
E. Ewing
Alice‘ Collins
Frank Collins
Alice Collins
George Neudecker
Alhambra
M. L. Helmich
Collinsville
Alex. Mosimann
Woodland
Barbara Wittmann
Lulu Schmidt
Collinsville Friends
J. G. Behovek
Hillview
Wm. Helmich
Esdames Herman Roeben
War Wehmeier
Clara Struckhoff
Edwardsville
Carl Becker
Bena
Mascoutah Herald
Conrad Hisenberg
Agar Troy
John Botto
Fred Schuler
Christina
Mary Dobbs
John Schuler
Louis Rauch
Bergrandchildren
Carl
Lydia Fuelriede
Rosedale
F. W
G. A. Purviance
Sullivan
Anna
Linda Rucker
Misa Theresa Seligman
Granite City
Anna Rucker
Lutheran Hospital
J. Aaron Smith
Davidson Lumber Co S
Illinois River
Frank H. Davidson
Road Men Visit Troy On Interurban Plan From Collinsville
A. W. Crawford of Hillsboro and partners from Collinsville discussed with Troy citizens the St. Louis & Eastern Traction Company interurban line from Granite City to Greenville. They outlined routes, petition plans, and the need for local encouragement without stock sales, aiming to begin work soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Crawford
Hillsboro
St. Louuis & Eastern Traction Company
Granite City
Greenville
Troy
Mr. Crawford
Collinsville
T. J. Thomas
R. Gig’ Kneechler
Hall
Crawford
Messrs
Thomas and
Kneedler
St. Lewis & Eastern Traction Company
Collineville
Julius Wachley Succumbs in Bath Street Louis
Julius Wachley, a former Tray resident and civil war veteran, died Wednesday in a Bath Street hospital at 68 after years of illness. Survived by four daughters and one son, plus three Troy sisters. Funeral held yesterday at Nameoki cemetery with relatives in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Wathing
Tray
Bath St. Louis
Quimey
Charles Hoeniig
Brooklyn
East St
Nameoki
Katherine Bour and Sons
Clty
George C. Wartung
Edwardsville
Found Seriously Ill man as Fair Opens Nearby
James M. Bosomworth was found comatose at home yesterday morning with kidney trouble. A physician said his condition improved today. He was alone. his wife was away visiting their daughter. Nearby crowds report the Hight and fair opened Thursday and will close with a general picnic as Collin mile residents furnish visitors and praise the event.
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James M. Bosomworth
Moss
Mr. Bosomworth
Bee
Collin
Mile
Kroy
Visi
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Prof. Stratton
Academy
Arthur van Skyock
Indian Club
Ment
Leclaire
Leclaire Athletics
Leclaire Blues
Worder
Worden
Bennd
New Douglas
Edwardaville Blues
New Douglas Red Sox
Edwardaville
North Ens
Sporting Chabit
Mascoutah
Reed Station
Pierron
Highland O'’Rickes
Pierron Yellow Jackets
Highland
Trenton Stara
Highland Athletics
Davidson's
Earl W. Doroho
Antonette Schawarzkopf
Des Moines
W. W. Barnsback
Mesdames
C. H. Spilman
E. H H. Bebwarz
Donoho
Nancy
E. &. Donoho
University of Mingisai Champaign
Donobo
Tes Moines
Dorcas Society of the
M. E. Church
Rieder
Opera House
Pythian Sisters’ Fraternity
Jerome
Julius Wachley
Mast
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