Mt Zion M E Church Dedication Under Way in Troy Charge
Revival of Mt Zion M E church on Troy charge marked by the January 25 1903 dedication led by Rev O H Clark with Rev C S McCollum and Rev J S Hall in attendance. The new building replaces an aging structure amid community support and grateful offerings amid prior crop failures and population shifts. The event featured scripture readings and a sermon from St John 1 14 as the congregation celebrated a successful completion.
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Mt. Zion M. E
Troy
J. W. Deck
J. W. Gaskill
Board of Trustees
C. S. McCollum
J. M. Ogle
L. B. Harris
W. S. Hall
O. H. Clark
D. D
Helleville M. E
J.S. Hall
M. E. Church
Watson, Till
Clark
Llife
C. D. Shuard
S.hall
Mount Zion Rejoices in Successful Church Building Effort
The Mount Zion congregation celebrates the completion of a church building project and expresses gratitude to God for the successful venture. The community thanks supporters and praises the giver of every good gift.
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Mount Zion
Death of Mrs Blackett in East End at 28
Elizabeth J Blackett died at her East End home on Thursday at 12 05 pm age 28 years 3 months 20 days after a brief illness diagnosed as diabetes. Born in Cornsay England October 9 1874 she came to America young with her parents married William Blackett from Weir City last year. they and their two young sons and three sisters survive. Funeral Sunday at 1 30 pm from the family residence to Presbyterian church with Rev J C Sefton officiating and interment in Troy cemetery.
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Elizabeth J. Blackett
East End
Cornsay
England
Wm. Blackett
Weir City
Rock Island
Ill
Oklahoma
Presbyterian Church
J. C. Sefton
Troy Cemetery
Local marriage and social notes from Troy area
Mr. Fred J. Riebold and Miss Mary Kuntzmann wed in St. Louis and plan to return to Troy. The notes cover birthdays, parties, visits, and social events featuring residents and guests from Troy, St. Louis, and East St. Louis, with brief mentions of employment moves and local happenings. The Rex cigar is cited as a popular local 5 cent cigar.
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Rex
Troy
Church Society Notices Abound In Troy Area
The Merry Workers meet Mrs Isabell e Mize next Wednesday at 2. The Baptists report baptisms on Wednesday eve. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Wm Bairds next Thursday at 2. Frauenverein German Evangelical meets next Thursday afternoon. Third quarterly M E Troy meeting at St Jacob on Feb 14 and 15. Rev Sefton to preach at Presbyterian tomorrow. Rev James Osborn to preach morning and evening. Evening reception for new members followed by Revival Harvest is Past. Rev Gordon Hill farewell sermon and departure for Upper Alton. Rev Carlisle FP B Martin LLD Waverly Texas endorses Baldims Horehound Syrup for throat and lung troubles. Josh landed from Pana with failed apron venture and may go to New Orleans. Henry Holt Grove to take a Bien Carbon rib next Wednesday. Our papers are little more than the price of one. Tell your neighbor.
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Isabelle Mize
Baptist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Wm. Baird
Frauenverein
German Evangelical Church
M. E
Troy Charge
St. Jacob
J. C. Sefton
Presbyterian Church
James Osborn
Jesus
Gordon Hill
Louisville
Upper Alton
Hill
Carlisle FP
B. Martin
Waverly
Texas
Ballard
S. Kingston
Wm. Lyons
Josh
Pana
New Orleans
Dr. Sallee
Baird House
F. M. B. A. Elevator Company
Highland
Enly Tilley
Kuntzmann
Epworth League
Mary Lewis
Charles Schultze
Mersinger
Public Square
Henry Henry
Glen Carbon
John Collins
Chamberlain
Fred J. Barnsback
Irene B
Bleodel
Stack
Counsellor
Belle Browne
Alexander Dumas
Young Men’s Social Club
Rieder’s Opera House
St. Valentine’s Day
Carpet samples on display at Bollman Mercantile Co
Bollman Mercantile Co announces a week long display with Brussel Car pets samples from St. Louis' largest wholesale carpet house running February 2. View the close marked carpets, place orders with flexible hold of 30 to 60 days, and enjoy easy terms with sewing and binding free while retaining Ingrain samples.
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St. Louis
Local notes on events and people in Madison County
News notes from The Call cover Valentine events, births, deaths, local business updates, real estate pitches, and social plans. Notable items include a sheriff’s widow’s death, a grand prize masquerade ball, a saloon sale, a county board meeting, and community notices from Fort Madison area.
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Fox
Belleville
Henry Wollbrinck
Pin Oak
John A. Smith
Tbe Catt
Wollbrinck
Smith
N. O. Klein
Tf Teesurer Klein
Henry Ambrosius
J. A. Barnsback
Jarvis Township
M. F. Auwarter
R. PF. Auwarter
Henry Bernhardt
Fred J. Riebold
Mary Kuntzmann
J. W. Cunningham
Locust Street
O'Fallon
John Riebald
PF. Kuntzmann
Tur Cat
Tetr-Vetter
Rieder
Opera House
Paul Braver
Philadelphia
City
Braner
FP. W. Braner
Germany
A. Heddergott
Bertha
George Wittmann
Robert Bethmann
East St. Louis
Alice Collins
A. FP. Seligman
Mabel Rawson
Pope
Elsner
Greenville College
R. F. Auwarter
Amanda Kuhn
Charles V. Smith
Phil Zenk
August Schultzer
Joseph Remisseger
Philip Eckert
S. F. Mendenall
H. A. Rump
Church and Society
Maryville
Edwardsville Democrat
Henry Holtgrove
Henry
Bollman Mercantile CO
St. Valentine's Day
Kuntzmann's
Enry Giesaking
Krause's
County Board of Supervisors
North
Joan F. Jarvis
Jacob Kuhn
Madison County
Trenton
John Barnsback
Edwardsville Township
Mr Back
Fi Lawn Cemetery
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