Atchison Forms Community Chest to Centralize Welfare Drives
A new Community Chest organization is formed in Atchison to consolidate welfare fundraising. Elected president H F Muchnic and a ten-member board focus on one annual drive, replacing multiple campaigns. By-laws outline governance, budgets, and reporting for agencies participating in fund distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
H. EF. Muchnic
W. C. Maneersdorf
Ed Lukens
Leo Nusbaum
H. FE. Muchnic
Fred Mangelsdorf
A. FE. Mize
al Lehman
F. E. Harch
Carl Brown
Tom Portwood
Muchnic
Community Chest
Board of Directors
Poultry Train Prize Winners Atchison District
The Missouri Pacific poultry and dairying train visited Atchison and stops extended to Golf Centalia Blue Rapids Linn Concor dia Beloit with prize winners announced. H E Henry Nortonville won first prize for a Holstein weight guess 1630 pounds exact. Mrs Anna Franklin Rural Route 2 won first prize 100 purebred chicks for the hen weight guess 8 1/2 pounds. Several city residents were disqualified for being from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific Daily and Poultry
H. E. Henry
Nortonville
Deer Creek
Blair Elevator Corporation
Anna Franklin
Franklin
Quisenberry Manufacturing Co
Atchison
G. M. Babcock
Monrovia
F. M. Lovejoy
Ayrshire
Chamber of Commerce
Berry Hatchery
F. Barnard
Atchison Obituary Notes 96 Yearold Miss Malloy Dies
Miss Fanny Malloy, 96, long a familiar Atchison resident, died at her home 417 R Street after a life spent as a domestic and later in seclusion with her brother Charles Malloy and niece Miss Anna Malloy. Rosary tonight. funeral tomorrow at St Benedict’s. Interment Mt Calvary. Brother Charles and nieces survive.
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Atchison
Fanny Malloy
R. Street
Miss Malloy
Kings County
Iceland
Charles
Malloy
Anna Malloy
St. Benedict's Church
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
George Harcuff
Atchison Daily Notes Bright Local Happenings
Local items report A. A. Bennett gardening. Andy Sheldon ill at the Byram hotel. Alfred Ostergard of Thaden Wall Paper Co. with flu. Ira Sickler homebound with flu. Community anecdotes include new restaurants, quarantine enforcement, and a 98 year old resident Joseph Landry's death. Public notices cover bridge bids and Paul J. Allen’s obituary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Bennett
Andy Sheldon
Byram Hotel
Alfred Ostergard
Thaden Wall Paper Co
dies of stroke at Muscotah veteran H P Viles
Henry P. Viles a 70 year old Muscotah resident and former Missouri Pacific pumping station keeper died suddenly at his home from apoplexy while lighting a lighter. He leaves three children, with funeral plans not yet set.
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Henry P. Viles
Muscotah
Mr. Viles
Mr. Wiles
Rose Hill
Atchison
Missouri Pacific
Charles Ryan
Mabel Viles
Herman Viles
Bert Sowers
Billy Morgan
Chicago
China
W. H. Lawin
Indianapolis
Joe Clark
Cotton O'Niel
A.E. Mayhew
Nat
Alice Ray
Oak Mills
Ed Mattocks
Kansas
North Seventh Street
C. E. Wigginton
Omaha
Charlie Miller
National Bowling Association
Kansas City
Fifth
S Streets
Paris C. Dunning
Doniphan
Blackwell
Okla
Anna Spencer
Oklahoma
Dunnings and Spencers
Henry Nielsen
Henry
Nielsen
Poultry Train Tour Promotes Scientific Farming Methods
A Missouri Pacific poultry and dairy train drew about 1500 visitors for a noon departure to the Central Branch. The five-car exhibit showcased dairy cattle and poultry, with emphasis on breeding, feeding, soil lime, disease prevention, sanitation, and culling. Notable comparisons included scrub cows versus pure-bred Jerseys and butterfat outputs, while six poultry breeds were featured and staff highlighted balanced rations and clean eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific Poultry and
Central Branch
W. H. Lapp
Poultry Research Society of America
Charlies Laros
Harold Lascelles
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
K I. Church
Portland Cement Association
G. W. W. Smith
Chapman's Dairy
Lees Summit
Atchison City Notes and Local Updates
Day’s Doings reports Mrs Tom Harrison is sick and Mrs Chris Baker near town is vain about health. An Atchison Republican discouraged after a marriage to a red headed Democrat. Abie debate concerns when Atchison first got street cars pro pelled by muses. Mrs Minnie Grimm now in Marshalltown Iowa with a nurse sister caring for her badly infected arm from a recent automobile accident weeks ago.
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Ed Post
Missouri River
Jim Challis
Jim Charliss
Congress
Elsie Dorssom
Atchison Hospital
Fred Matthias
Lancaster
W. A. Jackson
Atchison
Santa Fe
Harry Gormely
Gormely
Spruce Street
Purcell
Pat Byrne
Seut
Stranger Creek
Bob Seever
Hazel Seever
Minneapolis
Linville
Claire Skinner
Claire
A. R. Bryant
Commercial Street
Ruth van Wey
F. C. van Wey
V Street
Mary E. Brown
the Globe
Kaw River
Gomer Davies
Concordia Kansan
Gomer
Junction City
Kansas
Waterways Journal
Kaw
City
Kiwanis Club
A. K. Grant
Ed Mattocks
P. Edgar Porter
London
Rev
Poindexter
Kelly
Professor Schwegler
Old Snort
Tom Portwood
Parent- Teacher Association
Frank Harwi
A. J. Harwi Hardware Co
Missouri
Buzz Hargrove
Walter Berry
Hiram Johnson
Louie Jacobs
Ralph Love
Jim Todd
Junior Fox
Ben Utz
Globe
Irene Rebb
John Raterman
Julius Roloffe
Swift & Co
Jones
R. W. Ramsay
P. G. Tensing
Perry Ham
Herbert Ham
Harry Stevens
A. Ruhlman
Joe Clark
Bert Baumener
Canada
Montgomery Ward & Co
Akron
Ohio
Balaam
Leo Jacobs
van Welden
North Tenth Street
Jim Hayes
Jim
Bob Carter
Nebraska
Harry Ham
Arieyance Tola
Emporia
F. C. Howard
Santa Fe Street
Homer Armstrong
Duluth
Minn
South Third Street
Biglow
Thirteenth
Herbert Nearman
Parnell
Ed Clark
Kansas City
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Bigelow
Central Branch
Joseph Landry
Marysville
George White
Twelfth
Milt Carmichael
East Atchison
Arthur Drury
California
Col. McCoy
United States
Ed Lukens
Earl Robbins
Burlington
C. of C
Dottie O'Neal
Andy Sheldon
Pfred Donovan
Sinclair
Orlin Weede
The
Jim Challiss
Lambertson
Charles Kennedy
Pat Dunn
Joe McGee
Europe
Africa
Australia
Charlie Conlon
Charlie
Cold Shoulder
St. Joe
Belmont Bend
Rock Island Bridge
Union Pacific
Rock Island
Jackson Park Zoo
Tom Harrison
Chris Baker
Abie
Minnie Grimm
Marshalltown
Iowa
Grimm
Missouri Pioneer Mary Jane Kirkpatrick Dies at 77
Mary Jane Kirkpatrick 77 a Missouri pioneer died at 7:50 am at her daughter Mrs Evert Daniel’s Rushville home after years of poor health. Survived by three children Mrs Evert Daniel Rushville Mrs Dora Weldon Ora Kirkpatrick Beanlake and two predeceased, eleven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 1 pm from Daniel home Rushville burial private cemetery north of Weston. Lawin and Douglass Funeral Directors.
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Mary Jane Kirkpatrick
Missouri
Danial
Rushville
Weston
Lawin and
Douglass
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Community Chest Organization
WF. Doud
Farmers State Bank of
Cummings
Lawrence F. Day
District Court
State Banking Department
Doud
Allentown
Zimmermans
Finks
Osage
Leavenworth
Lake Contrary
C. H. Dunster
Price Boulevard
Bill Russell
Highway Egineer
Curlew
Fred Henninger
Ed Weaver
Scott Clingan
Jesse Bader
Hiawatha
R. McHugh
Falls City
Earl Rody
Tenth Street
George Daugherty
Adrian Holbert
Joe West
Riley West
Sam Lansky
Potter
Charles W. Lane
Lane
Agricultural Department
Leroy Bowery
Wichita Police Department
Wichita
Leroy
Stevens
Flambeau Club
Washington, D C
E. P. Greene
H.H Hackney
Washington
Harrison
Missouri Pacific Poultry and Dairying
Golf
Centralia
Blue Rapids
Linn
Concordia
Beloit
Elizabeth Mara
Los Angeles
Charles Palmer
Palmer
American Legion
Legion
Drum and Bugle Corps
Clifford Eiche
Clift
Eiche
Joseph F. Pike
Canon City
Colo
A. O. Streeper
Ira Sickler
Eli Morrison
Waukegan
B. Leff
Ewing Herbert
al Smith
George Schmitt
Scott Smith
Thayer Supply Co
Raymond Seeger
Plainsville
John Seeger
Dick King
R. B. Allen
Allen
Blankenbaker Place
Anderson Spencer
Spencer
George Linck
Ernest Hazel
Atchison Rotary
Linck
Dr. Linck
Missouri State Highway Commission
State Highway Commission
Kansas Highway Commission
Missouri Valley Bridge and Iron Co
Paul J. Allen
L. D. Allen
Seneca
Veterans
Fort Lyon
Goff
Nemaha County
State Agricultural College
Manhattan
Paul Allen
Merle Robbins
H. P. Viles
Poultry
Mrs
Mary “Linneweh
Horton
Dick Gilman
Jay William
Winchester
Ed Theis
Tulsday
Missouri Pioneer