Behrens dies suddenly in Atchison drug business
Henry Behrens prominent Atchison druggist and Walters Behrens partner dies suddenly at his home after feeling well at work earlier. survived by wife Rose Intfen and three children John Frances. funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Puesvae's
Hienry DB
Behrens
Atchison
Flan
Walters & Behrens
North Fourth
Pifth
Commercial
Henry Behrens
Sixth
Commercial Streets
Kaffer & Kessler
Albert Kessler
W. E F. Moyer
Moyer
Fifth
Mover
John Kaff
Walters Drug
Roy G. Walters
Martin
Walters
Walters & Hehrens Store. Roy Walters and Mr. Behrens
Mr. Behrens
Roy Walters
Matt Walters
Atehison
Pittsburg
Kas
Westphalia
Kansas
University of Kansas
Rose Intfen
John J. Intfen
John Behrens
Frances Behrens
Carolyn
Mgr. Behren
F. A. Behrens
Jessie Ernest
Kansas City
Ernest Poire
Field Brothers
Cherryvale
Hudson Gilbert
Birmingham
Ala
Julius Behrens
Los Angeles
Calif
Robert Behrens
Wichita
August Behrens
Enid
Okla
Day's Doings On Atchison Streets And Hays Visit
Daily notes from Atchison include streetcars taxis business, onion king producers, and a candy bar shipment claim. William Wheeler, Kansas Synod president, will unveil a pastor in Hays with John Nicholson to speak. John Ingalls of Denver moves toward home after hospital stay. Prohibition-era court scene, city plans for pay-as-you-go improvements, and Lions luncheon debate on paint-up versus clean-up.
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Commercial Street
Nerb Jones
Walter Franklin
L. H. Simmons
Jess Wardlow
Paul Anderson
Burlington Railroad
California
William EB. Wheeler
Hays
Kas
Hays Lutheran Church
John H. Nicholson
Denver
Colo
Wheeler
Kansas Synod
John Ingalls
Sheffield Ingalls
St. Luke's Hospital
Kansas City
Atchison
Atchison Lions
Byram
Joy Wilson
Frank Barnes
Er. W. Emery
P. Waisner
George McKinney
W.C Linville
Immigrant couple arrives to settle in Atchison
Mr and Mrs Ed Supple from City of Cork Ireland arrive in Atchison to make their home. They recently landed in New York and found crowded streets overwhelming but growing fond of the area. The local history notes April 17 1796 to 1908 with births, deaths, and notable events in Atchison County.
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Ed Supple
Cork
Ireland
Mr. Supple
Pat
North Fifth Street
New York
Paschal Pensoneau
Atchison County
Cahokia
Wm. S. Cain
Atchison
Isle of Man
Atchison Cigar Makers’ Union
George W. Thompson
Ohio
Mt. Pleasant Township
Thomas Poteet
Gus Stutz
Lancaster
Matilda
H. C. Graner
Oscar Wilde
Corinthian Hall
George Scholz
Huron
Germany
Charles J. Ferguson
Port William
Platte County
Gen
W. W. Guthrie
Atchisons
W. N. Challiss
Toledo
Hubbrd Linley
Missouri Pacific Shop News
Ted Gray
George Linck
Shop Orchestra
Booster Women
J. Brown
Falls City
G. K.stewart
Brown
Ball Park
Booster Club
McClellan
Kansas City
Pauden to Attend Apple Blossom Fete in Doniphan County
Governor Ben Paulen plans to lead the Apple Blossom Parade at Doniphan County’s festival and crown Miss Clara Meugniot of Troy queen. An expected 6 000 to 10 000 visitors from outside the county are anticipated for a fair weather day.
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Ben Paulen
Doniphan County
Arthur Fenton
Clara Meugniot
Troy
Atchison
Mrs Dorothy Anderson Dies In Atchison Home
Mrs Dorothy Anderson aged 78, longtime Atchison resident, died at the Manhattan Rebekah and Odd Fellows home after a palsy illness extending over eleven years. She was widow of photographer Peter Anderson and lived in Atchison since 1872 before moving to the home in 1915. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at Lawin Douglass chapel, with pallbearers named. body arriving tonight.
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Dorothy Anderson
Atchison
Rebekah and Odd Fellows
Manhattan
Peter Anderson
Anderson
Denmark
America
New York
Odd Fellows Home
Lower Commercial Street
South Fourth Street
Lawin & Douglass
H. C. Paulsen
J. R. Paulsen
Chris Bache
Joe Billmek
Clarence Hansen
Ed Fink
82 Year Old G W Morton Undergoes Appendix Operation
Mrs O Barker of Muscotah relays that her father G W Morton of Enid Oklahoma had an appendix operation Sunday morning with a reported satisfactory condition Sunday evening. The patient is eighty two years old. The item also notes various social notices from Topeka and Atchison, including former Governor Bailey’s wife Mrs Willis Bailey visiting Topeka, staff changes at the Kansas state home, a Kansas City oratorical contest entrant Webb Witmer, Rotary Club plans for Salina, and artworks by Delores Gaston in Lindsborg.
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Ernest Peuker
Betty Jane
Peukers
Doniphan
Atchison
John Moxley
Post Office
Beloit
B. Brown
Oak Mills
Manning-Bowman
Kansas Public Service Co
Gael Hamner
I. W. Hamner
Laramie Street
Kanarado
Kas
Charles Hiebsch
Good Intent
Hiebsch
Josephine Fuhrman
Earl Shippee
Fred Shippee
Missouri Pacific
Salt Lake City
Utah
John Gilbert
Beverly Hills
Calif
H. W. Heady
Omaha Yards
W.S. Sullivan
Mr. Heady
Fred Walker
Missouri Pacific Hospital
St. Louis
State Board of Agriculture
Kansas
Baltimore Club
Cr. F. Jones
Norton
Rock Island
Ney
Perrys Hayes
F. S. Christian
South Eighth Street
Atchison Hospital
Agnes Hellman
Greenleaf
Isaac Porter
Topeka
Grace Armstrong
Parnell School
Kansas State Agricultural College School of Journalism
Hiawatha Daily World
Commercial Street
Brancton
Alfred Davis
Carroll Davis
Nortonville
A. B. Stannard Place
Robinson
George Fridell
Bert Zellers
Charles Sommers
la Porte
Ind
O. Barker
Muscotah
G. W. Morton
Enid
Okla
Willis J. Bailey
Baileyville
John C. Pollock
Bailey
Governor Bailey
First National Bank
Pollock
Grace Hutcherson
Kansas State Orphans’ Home
Orphans’ Home
Missouri
Miss Hutcherson
Baker
Missouri State Board of Charities
Jefferson City
Webb Whiter
Kansas City
Kansas City Star
Ivanhoe Temple Auditorium
Young Witmer
Convention Hall
Webb Witmer
Rotary Club
Howard
American Legion
Salina
Ernie Hazel, Jr
T. B. Portwood
Memorial Hall
Ralph Love
Delores Gaston
Lindsborg
Miss Gaston
Bethany College
Ed Gaston
North Tenth Street
Bethany
Kansas City Journal
Boney” Bonebrake
Bellevue Country Club
Bill Clinkerhook
E. W. Emery
George Jones
Stuttgart
Ark
Charles Daniels
Round Prairie School
Burglar Steals $10 In Local Store Merger
A burglar broke a north window at Armstrong grocery on Fifth and Division in heavy rain last night. Provisions and about 40 cents in cash were taken, including meat tobacco beads and general groceries. A blood trail marks the thief’s escape. police investigate as weather and local notes filter through.
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Armstrong Grocery
Fifth
Division Streets
Crown
Washout near Walcott derails M P trains detoured
Missouri Pacific passenger trains from Kansas City were delayed by a washout near Walcott and were detoured over Burlington tracks. The Red Bull freight from the west on the Central Branch ran through water over the track near Goff. One small bridge was covered but remained in place with no stop.
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Misouri Pacific
Kansas City
Walcott
Burlington
Red Bull
Central Branch
Goff
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Day
Fred Shippe
L. H. Shippee
Kenosha
Wis
L. M. Shippee
George Shippee
Charles Shippee
Matt Shippee
Dick Warner
A. Potter
Roy Mudgett
George Johnson
Everett Mudgett
John Noret
St. Joseph
Santa Fe Street
Mt. Vernon
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Main Street
City Commission
Kensington
Junior League
Fifteenth Street
Kansas Avenue
Atchison Street
Alva Clapp
Bobby Syphers
J. G. Syphers
Price Boulevard
Jack Flynn
Sam Blythe, Sr
Fred Condit
Tom Ball
Samuel W. Ball
Kuhridge
Claude Muncie
Thayer Foundry Co
Logeman
Q Streets
Jim Buchanan
Osawatomie
Jack Blanke
Clarence Blanke
Frank Jarrell
Missouri River
Automobile Club of Missouri
Hansen Armstrong
Atchison County Sunday School Association
Paulen
Omaha
Leavenworth-Edgerton
Atchison Post Office
Hugh de Autremont
United States
Philippines
White Clay Creek
Emporia
Daniel A. Hirschler
G. O. Olson
Pillsbury Flour Mills Co
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ray Willette
Atchison Chamber of Commerce
Sylvan Deutsch
Hotel Roubidoux
Flks
Lake
Minnesota
Guy Berridge
George McKeen
Roland Bryant
St. Joe
William E. Wheeler
Bob Johnson
New York Life Insurance Co
Johnson
E. L. Speer
Hannibal
D. B. Kinniburgh
Kinniburg
Hiawatha World
Horn
J. H. Case
Lee Gleitch
Stevenson
Ted Arenaberg
West End
John Mize
Swede Olson
Lawrence
Lewis C. Proctor
Effee Griggs
Everett S
Jay Smith
Gene Mangelsdorf
Laud Warner
William Paradise
Paradise
T Street
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American State Bank
Arch Green
Frank Coleman
Pennington
Oskaloosi
Jay D. Adams
Walnut Creek
Ed Werle
Express
President Coolidge
Washington, D. C
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Hiawatha
China
George Irving
Marie Hekeinkaemper
Scottsville
Eas
G. A. Hekeinkaemper
Kansas City, MO
Old South
Bath
M. P
Eope
Sendra Dows
Sestairs Senan Gealn Bowd
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