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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1914

Page

4

Red Cross Contributions From Troy And Vicinity

A Troy community drive raises funds for the German Red Cross to aid wounded sailors and soldiers. The list includes numerous local donors such as Wm Ackermann Edw H Klein Emil Nolde Herman Schmacker and George Ottwein among others. A supporting note urges broader sympathy and further contributions to aid the suffering in the old county.

Troy Red Cross Troy Hills Old County Wm. Ackermann H. Klein Emil C. Nolde Herman Schmacker

Personal and News items Noted by Our Corps of Correspondents

LT JAQOB Charles Bernhardt traveled to Chicago last Friday Alvin Nohl visited Highland on business Lulu Schmidt spent Sunday with friends at Troy Robert Walier of St Louis was a Sunday visitor in St Jacob Henry Beck and con Ed were Highland business visitors Grover Kilby left for a two week vacation in Denver Mrs Louisa Petry and daughter of Highland visited last Saturday Mr and Mrs Samuel Becker of St Louis spent Sunday with relatives Edgar Buehlmann from St Louis spent the day at home C H Giesecke from Trenton was a guest of J J Gaffimer and family Wm and Louis Buchmiller from St Louis visited home folks St Jacob Turnverein announced a ball for Saturday evening at their hall Mr and Mrs Nelson Ernst of Highland visited several days with Louis Ernst and family M Rule and James Pike exhibited blooded cattle at the Belleville Fair Wm Wilke will move into the Val Liebler house and Thomas Hoffmann will occupy the now vacant home The St Jacob Cubs beat Vandalia Clerks of East St Louis 7 to 4 on the local diamond Misses Olive Beichel Alma Winter Irma Buchheim Highland and Elsie Conley Troy Sunday guests of Helen Miller The marriage of Anna Dresch of St Jacob to Charles Hedizer of near Pierron occurred Tuesday morning at the German Evangelical parsonage in Highland The couple will reside on a farm between Highland and Pierron.

Jaqob Charles Bernhardt Chicago Alvin Nohl Highland Lulu Schmidt Troy Robert Walier St. Louis St. Jacob Henry Beck Con Ed Grover Kilby Denver Colo Louisa Petry Samuel Becker Edgar Buehlmann C. H. Giesecke Trenton J. J. Gafifmer Louis Buchmiller Alma Winter Irma Buchheim Elsie Conley Helen Miller Anna Dresch Fred Dresch Charles Hedizer John Hedizger Near Pierron Carl Meier Pierron

Local residents in brief notes and a farm death

F Elmer Gaffner of St Jacob visits a Marine. Dr J H Veatch returns from Colorado. Wm Raubinger of Everton Mo visits relatives here and at St Jacob. Mrs J Eickmann and Miss Amanda Meier visit Jacksonville. Mrs Herbert Gehrs visits Medora to see parents E B Simmons. Mrs Louis Kolb and daughter Mass Hilda return from extended visit with relatives at Grachtinger Town. W J Weigman goes to Moneaqua to open a blacksmith shop. Joseph Pohl becomes the new blacksmith inhabiting Weigman home. John M Sutters and Mrs Margaret Lynch married in Highland by Justice Earl Shepard. plan to reside in Highland. Alfred J Schmidt of near Marine dies at 38 in St Louis heart disease. remains to Marine for interment.

Elmer Gaffner St. Jacob J. H. Veatch Colorado Wm. Raubinger Everton J. Eickmann Amanda Meier Jacksonville Herbert Gehrs Medora E. B. Simmons Louis Kolb Mass Hilda Grachtinger W. J. Weigman Moneaqua Joseph Pohl St. Louis Weigman John M. Sutters Margaret Lynch Highland Earl Shepard Alfred J. Schmidt Near Marine John B. Strauch Marine

Death of Dr. George C. Schoettle of Collinsville

Dr. George C. Schoettle a former Collinsville druggist died at his home in Troy early Monday after a long illness from stomach cancer. He was about 49, never married, and survived by brothers Henry and Carl and sisters Mary and Sophie Schoettle. Funeral was held Wednesday afternoon under Masonic auspices.

George C. Schoettle Collinsville Troy Schoettle Mutlanphy Hospital St. Louis Henry Carl Schoettle Mary Sophie Schoettle Masonic Fraternity

Primary Vote Totals Across County Races

County results list numerous candidates with vote counts across offices including State Central Committeeman State Senator Representative and local posts. Notable names include Preston E Johnson J F Gill ham J G Bardill Norman Flagg Wred A Wisele John Cassidy and Harry Mack among others with varied tallies in this primary snapshot.

Preston E. Johnson J.F. Gillham Thos. Wiliamson J. G. Bardill Norman &. Flagg Chris. Rethmaeierz Wred A. Wisele John W. Cassidy George W. Crossman Edmund Beall Henry B. Eaton John E. Hillskotter Geo A. Lytle Harry J. Mackinaw Al.Dogtmeier, Jr Morrilo C. Linthicum Supreme Court Hugh McGee Congress Carl Strover Dan L. Thomas M. E. Kirkpatrick Appellate Court M. A. Gurley John C. Wibel State Central H. E. Roberts Victor Saladin Dan H. Slinger Frank Hefferiy Wm. Elliott Mr B. Hearth R. C. DeLaney Jared C. Foster John F. Newmhaus Adoph White United States Raymond Robins Louis Pavey Mary M. Steagall Charles L. Rowley George N. Kreider Harry L. Heer Twenty-Second Charles F. Stelzel F. P. Beckwith Katherine M. Teeter Fred S. Wilbur Fred E. Tulley

Stop That First Fall Cough Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey Ad

Stop That First Fall Cough urges readers to check fall coughs or colds with Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey. Claims quick relief for throat lungs and air passages with gentle formula, suitable for babies and children, sold for 250 at druggists. Also a help-wanted notice seeks girls over 16 for glove factory position with casual pay quote.

Dr. Bell Carter

Fall millinery opens. payrolls, fairs, and events noted

News notes record the opening of fall millinery on Saturday September 26, Miss Rose Wilkinson noted pay day for Donk Bros Coal Co employees, the Illinois State Fair in Springfield runs to the 26th with prizes totaling 101228 dollars. Also reported are the Vandalia bank consolidation forming Farmers and Merchants Bank with 75000 capital, a Ford roadster stolen and found intact in St. Louis, Edna Justi of Mulberry Grove injured by a train, and the death of Dr. Washington E. Fischel of St. Louis, a long‑time Washington University physician with two physician sons.

Rose Wilkinson Donk Bros. Coal Co Springfield Barbara Birocher Highland Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank Commercial Bank of Vandalia Fred .W. Seele St. Luke’s Hospital St. Louis Washington E. Fischel St. Louie Fischel Washington University Troy Walter Fischel Ellis Fischel

Piano for McCray-Dewey Academy Seeks Public Help

The McCray-Dewey academy seeks funds from Troy and vicinity as the academy has no treasury money for a piano. If subscriptions fail, entertainments will be held to raise the needed funds. A piano would add a musical course and boost winter entertainments, encouraging public support.

McCray-Dewey Academy Academy Troy Tacx

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