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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1906

Page

5

Opening of Parish and Country Schools in Troy

Opening day for public, parochial, and country schools in Troy drew 478 pupils, with the public school enrolling 297 students, 134 boys and 172 girls, across seven rooms under teachers Thurston, Millis, Renfro, Collins, Bryant, Matthews, Anderson, Courtney. McCray-Dewey Academy opened with 19 pupils under Prof. Conley. Parochial and country schools reported enrollment gains and staffing, highlighting St Pauls Lutheran, St Jerome’s, and Formosa, Gilead, and Maple Grove locations.

H. F. Thurston I. J. Millis J. R. Renfro Alice Collins Mamie Bryant Mrsa Adda Matthews Laura Anderson Pearl Courtney Oak Grove Clinton County Godfrey Troy Thornton McKendree College Lebanon Misa J. J. Mills Edwardsville Pope St. Louis J.R. Renfro Troy School Alice Colling McCray- Dewey Academy Formosa Jardy McCray-Dewey Academy C. ©. Conley Rockford Conley Valpariso Ind DeKalb Normal Escanaba Mich University At Champaign Schasle St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Parochial School C. E. Keltermann Teutheran School C. E. Krueger St. Jerome's Catholic Parochial School Victoria and Coletta Gilead Eva Renfro F Barbara Sapp Emma Wittmann Blackjack Mamie Steinhage Maple Grove Spring ‘Valley Lavona Collins St. Jacob Cook Rhoda Bartlett Sylvan Hall Harriss Elm Grove Webb

Board of Review boosts Madison County taxes

The Madison county board of review finished a 48 day session last Saturday and increased assessments in every township except Alhambra. The total net rise is 669,400 with personal property up 717,210 and real estate down 47,810. One fifth of the rise implies 6,024.60 in extra taxes next year. Personal raises and real estate adjustments varied by township, with largest real estate cuts in some areas and Alton township showing the highest overall change.

Madison County Board of Review Alhambra Alton Township New Douglas Jarvis Board of Review Lee St. Jacob Marine Saga Collinsville Edwardsville Jb Fort Russell Wallker Foster Alton Venice Godfrey Louis Koch Highland Charles W. Milner J. F. Ammann Edwardsville

Church and Society Items and Local Notices

The Troy Cemetery Mite Society meets this afternoon at Mrs. Alice Collins home. Ernest A. Main preached at Oak Hill Baptist near O Fallon last Sunday in place of Rev. James Osborn. Merry Workers Society sets a September 29 cooking sale at M F Auwarter’s, with Christmas market dates listed for December 12 and 13. Frauenverein of the German Evangelical church meets at the church tomorrow at 2 pm. Rev Bahnsen says Sunday morning services will be held in the local church each week. Tomorrow is hospital Sunday at St Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran with envelope collections for Granite City Lutheran hospital, supporting the Southern Illinois conference. A note on sailboats, wind, and a bottle of Kodol for Dyspepsia appears, followed by a line about pattern selections in The Call pattern department and ten-cent patterns through The Call.

Troy Cemetery Mite Society Alice Collins Ernest A. Main Oak Hill O'Fallon James Osborn Merry Workers’ Society M. F. Auwarter’s Frauenverein Southern Illinois Conference

Labor Day Celebration by Troy Volunteer Company Burns Bright

Labor Day observance in Troy under the Troy Volunteer Company drew a large crowd and ended in success for the fire department. A morning parade led by fire engines and the U M W A band highlighted floats from local businesses and organizations. Park events featured games and races, dancing by Prof. McCormick and Prof. Thomas orchestra, and refreshments. Gross receipts reached about 475 dollars with high expenses leaving a net around 1.75 dollars, a portion aiding a new fire bell.

Troy Volunteer Company Industrial and Trades Edw. R. Deimling W. D. Coon HB. A. Canedy Robt. C. Morriss Water and Chemical Troy and St. Jacob Pocahontas Lodge Walier-Spies Milling Co H. T. Sims Edw. H. Ktein Herman Schmacker George Liebler Davidson Store Co

Mill Creek Located in Troyang Area

Charles D. Walcott of the United States Geological Survey queried the local post office about the creek named Mill Creek also known as Little Creek It starts several miles southwest of Troyang flows southeast to Silver Creek just north of the St Clair county line An inquiry confirmed the name origin from a water mill once located about a mile from its confluence with Silver Creek The note was sent to Washington Also includes unrelated advertisements for a bath product DeWitt s Little Early Risers Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar and a CALL Want Ad

Charles D. Walcott United States Geological Survey Troyang Silver Creek St. Clair County Mill Creek Little Creek Department At Washington

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