Topeka man guest. local notices fill day’s pages
Day's Doings lists Topeka figures visiting or working in town including Putch Schultz guest of WF Wagener Nibs Smith at Blish Mize & Silliman while brother Bob camps H O Wagner runs Sinclair station Fourteenth and Main Harold Cowan heads to Fredonia for auto race Pete Breuer and Charlie Scholz host Henry Field at Shenandoah Sam Estes and Ray Fletcher likely candidates for sheriff in Republican primaries next year Mrs Retta E Goodwin sues Julius P Goodwin for divorce in Brown county district court They were married in 1895 and have one daughter August 13 14 set for Brown county 4 H baby beef tour Concrete paving in the alley between Commercial Main and Sixth Seventh finished by Geiger Construction Co More work planned in the same area and company ready to underbid on cement jobs Warren Hatch en route to Atlantic City New York with party from Sparrow Point Md and report of dog treed a policeman and killed rats portrait of E W Howe hung at The Globe office painted by Nicholas Brewer The Globe notes several old Atchison memories and local business moves and the many names tied to community history
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putch” Schultz
Topeka
WF. Wagener
Nibs” Smith
Blish, Mize & Silliman
Bob
Camp
Sam Estes
Ray Fletcher
Bill Shakespeare
Myron Hopper
Chicago
Frank Johnson
Hopper
Atchison Christian Church
Chisago
Severance
Tom Lyons
Kansas
Lyons
Brown County
Retta E. Goodwin
Julius P. Goodwin
J. J. Moxley
Kansas State Agricultural College Animal Husbandry Department
Brown County Club
Geiger Construction Co
Atchison
Dodge City
Warren Hatch
Atlantic City
New York
Sparrow's Point
Warren
New England
E W. Howe
Atchison Daily Globe
Globe
Howe
Eugene Howe
The
Nicholas Brewer
Brewer
Joseph Jefferson
Henry Ward Beecher
Globe Office
Encyclopaedia Brittanica
East Atchison
Bert
Carl White
Rock Island
Carl
East Atchison Transfer Company
Charlie Mange
West Main
Turner Hall
W. S. French
Colorado
Grosmayer
Leadville
Colo
E. W. Howe
J. B. Footitt
Ed Ivers
Ed Harwi
A. J. Harwh Hardware Co
Mary Page
Laswell
Ingalls
Frank Clark
Otis House
Major Hopkins
Gunnison
Frank Root
Will Glancy
Simmons
Hoffman & Turner
the Globe
House Beautiful
Ward Lockwood
Taos
New Mexico
Lockwood
Atchison Friends
C. A. Lockwood
Symns Grocery Co
L. R. Newland
East Parallel Street
James Ross
Newland
A. J. Newland
A. J
Ross
Grodick Transfer Co
Little Rock
Ark
City Levy Reduced Five Hundredths of a Mill
City commission approves a five hundredths mill cut in the city tax levy, bringing the rate to 14.45 mills from 14.5 mills. The move, part of the city manager government policy since 1921, retires final bond payments on 1920 sewer issues and hints at another two-mill cut next August. Community notes include local chatter, weather, and civic items from Atchison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
White Clay Creek
Fifth Street
Missouri River
Oldest local citizen dead in Atchison
George Greenwalt aged 100 died peacefully at 7:30 last evening at 609 Spring Street, Atchison, where he lived with daughter Mrs. Mary Hennigh. Born June 1, 1829 in Ohio, he worked as carpenter, miller, and farmer across Illinois and Chicago before settling in Atchison in 1914. Survived by daughter, five California grandchildren, and a brother in Indiana. Funeral at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Stanton funeral home with Rev. Frank Johnson officiating. burial at Mt. Vernon beside his wife.
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Atchison
George Greenwalt
Spring Street
Mary Hennigh
Greenwalt
Ohio
Edington
Sarah Jane Layton
Michigan
Hennigh
John Hennigh
Atchison County
Californa
Jacob Greenwalt
Kendallville
Ind
Joe Peterson
Rockford
Stanton Funeral Home
Frank Johnson
The
Christian Church
Mt. Vernon
Walter Fedderson
Ed Fink
John Fedderson
Charlotte Delilah Roy
Benjamin Roy
Stella Harper
North Eighth Street
Roy
California
Harper
Stanton Roy
Los Angeles
Calif
Clara McAllester
Omaha
Nebr
James W. Hamilton
Chicago
J. T. Miles
White Clay Creek
Lincoln School
Eighh
Division Streets
Fred
Atchison News Briefs include arrests, steals, and park fixes
Atchison items report a ban on large bill postings, a Buick stolen and recovered near Effingham road, and a driver paying damages after a collision with the Dean Sacks car. Updates note city plans to mark downtown parking zones, hire extra help for new license tags, and shift sale dates to December 1. A parade of locals, transport bets, and civic notes fill the day.
Mrs Dora Stephens Dies Atchison Book Seller 1870 1930s
Mrs Dora Weik Stephens widow of Myron L Stephens longtime Atchison book seller died Saturday afternoon at 1006 Kansas avenue after five weeks bedrest. Born December 6 1870 in Doniphan County she lived in Atchison 33 years active in Trinity Lutheran church. Surviving daughter Isabelle and son Robert L Stephens plus several siblings and a grandson. Funeral at home then Trinity Lutheran church with burial in Mt. Vernon cemetery. Conditions and schedule as reported by local notices follow.
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Dora Weik Stephens
Myron L. Stephens
Atchison
Kansas Avenue
Stephens
Isabel Stephens
Robert L. Stephens
Dorothy
August Hagen
Henry Klostermeier
G. A. Hekelnkaemper
Ira Graves
Effingham
Rudolph Mueller
Stillwater
Okla
Local Guards Off to Camp for Two Weeks
Captain Josep R. Gilman Lt Frank B. Martin and 42 enlisted men of Atchison Kansas National Guard Company A departed by Santa Fe special for Camp Whiteside Fort Riley Kansas for the annual encampment of the 137th regiment. The unit will drill and perform duties but enjoy planned social and sport sessions during the two week stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josep R. Gilman
Frank B. Martin
Atchison
Kansas National Guard
Camp Whiteside
Fort Riley
Kas
137Th Regiment
Co. A
R. Q
Y R Gilman
George H. Bush
Vernon H. Haase
Orville F. Hamilton
Bert E Jones
Freddie Townsend
Grant K. Ward
John W. Callies
Joseph F.cash
Raymond C. Frakes
Charles H. Q Gilman
Joseph B. Haegelin
James J. McNamara
George S. Merritt
Charles B. Peak
Ralph C. Rigdon
Thomas F. Schletzbaum
Edwin J. Lee
Harold M. Smith
Francis R. Wills
Ralph &. Brewster
Harold J. Haverty
Raymond L. Merritt
Joseph A. Paul
William S. Sarton
William L. Smith
Three Injured In Car Wrecks West Of Shannen
Two accidents near Shannan yesterday left three people in Atchison hospital. Wert T. Kemph 41 suffered severe multiple injuries after his Buick rolled over on Effingham road. He was pinned, with fractures to jaws skull base head wound and facial injuries. Wife and daughter in law in minor condition after sideswipe on Catholic cemetery road. Other passengers scratched. Kemph underwent emergency surgery and remained critical then improved.
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Roy Phillips
St. Joe Road
Fourteenth and
U Street
Atchison Hospital
Lawin & Douglas
John Reinhard
Vancouver
Jackson Park
Bert T. Kemph
Shannon
Atchison
Kemph
Wert
T. Kemph
South Third Street
Bunnell Farm
FP. M. Wynkoop
Albert Wyncoop
Troy
Catholic Cemetery Road
Wyncoop
Golda Wardlow
Wardlow Cafe
Leo Hosier
North First Street
Hoster
Effingham
Burlington Railroad
Goff
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Fred Condit
Ludington
Mich
Earl Hellener
Ninth
Old Snort
Missouri
Nebraska
Ralph Bunnell
Main Street
O. S
Ben Richenberger
Phoenix
Ariz
Dee
Bill Edmiston
Andy Clark
Loughran
Sharkey
Ben’ Shaw
Joe Clark
Joe
Kilkenny
Bob” Chew
Bill Eden
Charlie O'Keefe
Beanlake
George Cox
Branchton
Theodore Arensberg
Bean Lake
Clarence Jacobs
Clyde Reed
W. P. Waggener
Jim Chisham
Reed
Snort
Bob Gaston
Ottawa
Will Fox
Joe Allen
Arthur Metz
Missuri
John Delaney
Sixth
Ralph Wallack
Kansas City
Roy Wallack
W. A. Shughart
Emil Schreiber
Marlin Casey
John Taylor
Whitelaw Hotel
Taylor
Les Long
St. Mark's
Sugar Lake
Icky Compton
Ann Raynard
Esther Wagner
Harold Akers
North Tenth Street
Park Street
Ed Bilimek
Bill Hayes
Bill
Atchison Capital
F. M. Logeman
Jackson Park Zoo
Logeman
Tom Brading
Spruce Street
G. W. Myers
Edwin Armstrong
FT. P. Armstrong
Springfield
Ora Kirkpatrick
Ora
Division Street
Oklahoma
Tom Hutson
C. B. & Q. Bridge Department
Excelsior Springs
Union
Oscar Mauzey
Cummings
B. D. Zimmerman
Fred Duehren
A. B. Zimmerman
Bill Ferris
Carl Weingart
Joe Carroll
St. Louis
Grace Anna Hager
George Schmitt
Werner Jacobs
Ted Schmitt
W. A. Morris
Gage Park
William Overton
Henry Street
Harmony Garden
William Casey
Corning
C. R. Alexander
C. R. Alexander & Co
Alexander
Robert Derr
Derr
Commercial Street
W. E. Tilberg
Tilberg
Dean Sacks
Park Streets
P. F. Jennine
Postal Telegraph Co
G. L. Lambert
J. H. Lambert
Riley Street
Lambert
W. R. Aimes
Effingham Road
Reisner Park
R. A. Nevin
State Highway Commission
Atchison, Brown
Deniphan
Commission
R. E. Riley
Alta Vista
Hiawatha
Nevin
Hagenback Wallace
Lincoln
Nebra
Fair Association
Amarillo
Tex
Robbins Brothers
Sells-Floto
St. Joe
Claude Meyer
Meyer
Fourth and
Seventh Streets
Main
Fifth
Dora Stephens
Bill Burbank
Lessie Blackburn
Chandler's
Farmington
Dick King
Joe Schletzbaum
Thomas Keats
Guy Brumley
Sugar Creek
S. M. Wyncoop
Bendena
T. B. Smith
Massasotat Court
Rollins Knopp
W. H. Knopp
Jasper
Knopp
Knopps
Santa Fe
Gus Seng
C. Department Store
Simon Kohn
Samuel Kohn
Mary Lee
Frank Dilgert
Fairfax Airport
Floyd P. Willette
Chamber of Commerce
Buchanan County
Missouri Bottoms
Willette
Missouri River Bridge
W. B. Lilly
Knoxville
W. 1. Kemph
Troy Road
Art Eymann
George Wels
Black Hills
Donald Freeman
J. W. Haverty
Mansfield
Mrnday
E. P. Sego
Rushville
August Kautz
Arthur Young
Iowa
Wyoline
Yellowstone Park
Marguerite Hayes
General Leather Industries
Helen Hayes
Jess Roles
Hutchinson
Roles
Larkinburg
Vera Blackburn Ferguson
Catherine M Ward
Michael Ward
Sun Springs
Sabetha
Kentucky
William M. Mayfield
Soldier, Kans
W. R. Brammer
Hugh F. Sidey
Greenfield, Ia
Helen Haddock
Herbert Schiemann
New York City
Canada
Dr. Sidey
Charles R. Campbell
Gina
Saskatchewan
Edmonton
Alberta
J. B. Campbell
B. C
Campbell
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