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Newspaper

Atchison Weekly Globe

Location

Atchison, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1932

Page

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Kirk Explains MP Train Crews Change Atchison St Joseph

W K Kirk general superintendent of Missouri Pacific explains in a letter to Floyd P Willette that Missouri Pacific will rearrange train crews so two crews based at Concordia and St Joseph operate between Concordia and St Joseph, eliminating 29 miles daily pay for ten men and maintaining Atchison crews as home base. He notes no harm to Atchison, cites reduced LCL business, and says service remains dependable while costs are cut. He adds St Joseph’s share of business is not increasing and provides March 1932 payroll and spending figures for Atchison contrasts.

Missouri Pacific St. Joe Atchison W. K. Kirk Floyd P. Willette Chamber of Commerce Willette Kirk Concordia Kansas City St. Joseph Greenleaf W. H. Arensberg Mayo Clinic Rochester Minn Mayo Clara Smith Los Angeles Calif J. W. Smith Billy Dunsmore Kansas Power & Light Co Main Street R. F. Ragland Potter Clark Johnson Lincoln Neb Harry Pavlicek William Pavlicek Cummings Atchison Hospital Bernard Geisendorf Bernard Doniphan St. Benedict's College A. E. Bowen Lawrence Day Frank Bracke Dick Ehret Topeka Charles Robinson Egypt Moses J. E. Pennington Apri Tinsley Potter Leavenworth Round Prairie Church Round Prairie Cemetery Fred Oole Jerry Nass John Burke G. W. Foley Henry Mester Lloyd George Julep Johnson Harry Reisner William Davies Greenleaf Sentinel Neck of the Woods Harry Sloman California Santa Fe Burlington Jim Challiss O. S Hollywood Globe West Sam Blythe, Jr M. D. Walker Lou Davenport Atchison County Lou St. Louis Orpheum Theater Government Finance Corporation Will Langan Mary Langan Hopewell School Mamie Nevin Mary Lee San Francisco Cotton O'Neill Globe Railroad Merchant Baker Bean Lake Herbert Jones Marshal Warner Baltimore Wilbur Hawk United States Canada Vancouver Alaska Canadian Steamship Line Hawk Amarillo Juneau Skagway Federal Gastineau Channel Tex Ozark Missouri Arkansas the Royal Robert Ostertag Anthony Ostertag Charlie Clark Clark New York

Day's Doings From Atchison Gossip and Notes

A compact Atchison column lists local lives and happenings. Rev. and Mrs Haggett travel. merchants, professionals, and residents update on health, work, and social plans. Notables include George McKinney, Jack Cartmill, Rolland Evans, and Mrs Ella Jones.

A. J. Haggett Atchison George McKinney J. H. Mullins Jack Cartmill Bailor Cultivator Co John Cairo Atchison Hospital Sidney Martin Horton

Death of John Habernal of Everest at 42

John H Habernal 42, employed by Kimmel Oil Co in Everest, died at Horton Hospital after an appendectomy. Funeral Monday at Everest Catholic Church with burial at All Saints cemetery. Born August 10, 1689 in Everest, he spent life there and was active in civic affairs. Survived by wife Mary Gechter and three sons Herman John 17 Lester Richard 15 Andrew Merle 13, two sisters Anna Walney and Mary Kashka, and brother Charles FE Habernal. He was a Knights of Columbus member.

John H. Habernal Kimmel Oil Co Everest Horton Hospital M Habernal All Saints Habernal John Theresa Habernal Mary Gechter Herman John Lester Richard Andrew Merle Habernal Anna Walney St. Joseph Mary Kashka Atwood Kas Charles FE. Habernal The Knights of Columbus

Buster Brown Like His Job In Temple Texas 1915

In 1915 Jack Fox worked as Santa Fe auditor in Temple Texas but disappeared in favor of the living symbol Buster Brown. The living mascot, signed to a contract since 1904, travels the United States with dog Tige spreading the brand. Fox, who became Buster Brown, describes his life balancing work, travel, and fishing while Tige performs tricks on the road.

Jack Fox Santa Fe Temple Tex St. Louis Buster Brown Mary Jane Buster Tige Richard F. Outcast Brown Shoe Co Little United States Skippy, Skeezix Gene Byrnes Jack Mr. Fox Tennessee Joe Carroll Texas Santa Claus Easter Rabbit Great Southwest Atchison

Allied Forces for Prohibition tour to 587 cities opens in Atchison

The Allied Forces for Prohibition led by Dr. Poling visit Atchison for a 7:45 p m mass meeting at First M E Church on April 30. Dr. Ira Landrith and other leaders promote nationwide effort in support of the 18th amendment with nonpartisan aims and local organizing plans.

Prohibition Atchison M. E Ira Landvith Landrith National Temperance Council Daniel A. Poling New York Columbus Dr. Poling Jane Addams William E. Borah Richard C. Cabot John R. Mott 8. Parkes Cadman Patrick H. Callahan Arthur Capper Josephus Daniels Frank E. Gannett John A. Lapp William G. McAdoo Gifford Pinchot E. C. Sams William S. Sims A. A. Stagg Morris Sheppard Willis J. Abbott Victor Donahey Jean Rushmore Patterson Schuyler Warren William Shaw

Atchison Community Chatter and Local Quips

A mosaic of brief notes, jokes, and quotes from Atchison residents and papers. Items include comments on trades, driving, local farms, seed loans, and city life. Notable mentions include Lloyd George, Octoroon humor, and reflections from The Globe reporters and local engineers.

William D. Cline Dies At 73 In Arrington Area

The Atchison region mourns as William D. Cline, 73, longtime blacksmith and Arrington resident, dies after a five week illness. Burial follows at Oak Hill with Rev. B. H. Smith officiating. Survived by widow Lizzie, two sons, two daughters, a brother, a sister, and a grandson.

William D. Cline Atchison Arrington Oak Hill Cemetery B. H. Smith Trinity Episcopal Church Mr. Cline Buchanan County L. D. Cline Anna Bewley

Challiss Calls for Lambertson Resignation in Convention Rift

A public letter exchange shows Jim Challiss demanding Congressman W. P. Lambertson resign as Republican convention delegate after Lambertson urged Challiss to quit over a plank favoring repealing the 18th Amendment. Challiss replies by mail challenging party loyalty and suggesting Lambertson resign for James G. Strong. The dispute centers on party standing and the 18th Amendment’s impact on crime and politics.

Jim Challiss W. P. Lambertson Challiss Lambertson Mr. Lambertson Atchison Globe Capone Hoover Curtis Republican James G. Strong J. M. Challiss

Also Mentioned on This Page

M. P Martin Burke Joe Schletzbaum, Jr Frank Dilgert Riverview Drive Rolland Evans Erne Scruggs Kansas City Club Bertha Keller John Leason Atchison Street Cawker City C. E. Lawless Effingham Bob George Emporia G. C. von Neida Wesley Wales Louis Marts Bobbie Rudolph Lon Widen Bob Sheldon Gus Song H. B. Mize H. M. Ernst W. C. Oberlin Hartzel Vernon Ella Jones David R. Jones Jones South Sixth Street Jackson Park Olive Leacy North Fifth Street John Habernal Ben Andrews O. F. Mauzey Will Alder Edna Andree Emma Beeson Miss Hyden W. W. Andree J. W. Greelee Ruth Hulings Kate Cox J. N. Cox Clara Helfrich R. A. Ripple H. E. Martin J. E. Henson J. M. Reed Minnie Obenour L.f.randolph Otis Reisinger Joe Speck P. E. Laird Frank Laird Jim Martin E. T. Meyer George Remsburg Ripley Fare Hiawatha J. W. Atkin Denton Atkin Ben Butler Nellie B O’neill Ottumwa Ed Trimble Jim Walsh Clayton Frazier John Leahy Fenner Jimmy Crouch Riley Street Commercial Street Ern Hazel, Jr Saline Dickinson J. P. Lutz William Cue Route 5 J. C. Pasley C. A. Peterson R. M. Lewis C. P. Williams DeKalb Orpington Vivian Louise Crawford Mt. St. Scholastica’s Academy A. O. Howell Georgiana Lou Trapp Vivian Pat Price Roy Epps Maurice O'Keefe Gene Buchanan the Globe John Doyle Mary Horner Wilfred Warde al Schmitt Gerard W. P. Peltzer Andy Larson Walt Weatherford Francis Stutz Lloyd Trial State Grain Office al Kramer Tom Haverty George Mangelsdorf A. B. Stannard F. O O. Kincaid Harold Cowan Kansas State Board Chicago Optical Colleges Frank Pittman Hi-Twelve Club Bill Stanton W. J. Strayer Tom Enright Gillette Wyo Clarence Clements R. A. Sanderson Clements Kansas Jesse Greenly Atchison High School Greenly Haske Baker Leonard Schwinn Mt. St. Scholastica’s Francis P. Matthews Omaha Mt. Sr Scholastica College Academy Johannes
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