Corn Prize Winners Highlight Linley Show Atchison
The Globe reports corn champion Earl Means of Atchison route two wins first prize with Reid's Yellow Dent from a 143-entry field. Egg winner is Mrs. J F Hagerty of Atchison route one weighing three and three fourths ounces. Second place goes to W C Baker of Farmington and a tie for third between Mrs Julius Seitz of Parnell and Mrs A L Dunham of Atchison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Hegerty
Atchison
Ulrich Nelson
Henry Hartman
Reid
J. F. Hagerty
W. C. Baker
Farmington
Julius Seitz
Parnell
A. L. Dunham
Joe Croadwin
William Bush
Shannon
Fred Mangtisdorf
Means
Bar Means
Topeka
Atchison County
Brown County
Therest
Kansas
Linley Motor Co
Globe
The
Washburn Dean to speak at county teachers meeting
From Sundays Daily, Washburn College Dean W A Irwin to speak at Atchison county teachers meeting next Saturday at the high school. Morning sessions discuss school problems. noon luncheon at Byram hotel with entertainment. afternoon program includes Topeka address by Irwin and group readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Irwin
Washburn College
Topeka
Ada Smith
Atchison County
Byram Hotel
R. W. Arrowood
M. J. Whittson
Emma Gigstad
Daisy Bonnell
Elsa McRae
Ruth Barber
Althea Flynn
Gladys Jones
Victor W. Clough
Amelia Banninger
Stone
Effingham High School
Agnes Hannigan
Work is suspended at Winchester oil well
From Sundays Daily. Ed Batton and Ed Walsh, driller and tooldresser for the W. E. Niles oil west well at Winchester since last February, left Oskaloosa for their homes in El Dorado last week. The work at the Winchester oil well has been suspended and the string of tools that went into the well a few months ago is still there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Batton
Ed Walsh
W. E. Niles Oil
Winchester
Oskaloosa
el Dorado
Funeral set for Frank Honnell of Everest
Frank Edgar Honnell, prominent farmer and banker from Everest, died this morning in a Horton hospital after illness and an abdominal operation. Funeral Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Everest residence with Rev. Long officiating. burial in Kennekuk cemetery. He was born Feb 20 1871, married Belle Robbins in 1893, survived by wife and sister. son Kenneth died young. He was a longtime Union State bank vice president and respected civic leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Snodgrass
Horton
Kas
Edith Emmerich
Kansas City
Berenice Brushwood
Park Street
E. R. Hofer
Salem Evangelical Church
W. O. Shank
First Baptist Church
Doc
Byram
Birdie Davy
W. E. Wheeler
Martha Walbracht
William Stanton
Nelson
D. S. Skoglund
Effinghack
M. L. Decker Sr
Iola
Curlew
M. L. Decker, Jr
Potter
Lawrence
Grant Decker
Easton
Frank Yetman
Atchison
Mary Briscoe
Norton
Eas
George Williamson
Amazonia
Doniphan County
Troy
Lincoln
James B. Roberts
Denton
Robert M. Finley
Hiawatha
Zack Benet
Highland
Ceacher
Tim Guy
St. Joe
Ann Horr Bradley
Henry Hagenmaster
Velisca
Evangeline Sawyer Johnson
Chicago
Dora Hunt Sawyer
Claremore
Oklo
Nelson Hunt
Henry Sawyer
Johnson
Roscoe Dye
Sinclair Oil
Washington, D. C
Linthicum
Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
Ethel Bales
Public Health Office
Girls Reserve
Hi-Y
Martin and Roosevelt
National Marland Company
Evangelical Church
C. L. Sorg
Melvin Lovelace
Warren Smith
Santa Fe Freight House
Frank Edgar Honnell
Horton Hospital
Everest
Kansas
Hannell
Honnell
Long
Christian Church of Everest
Kennekuk
Tom and
Will Miller
George Andrews
Frank Todd
John Lednicky
Albert Scalapino
Frank Hannell
T. C. Honnell
Frank Honnell
Belle. Robbins
Kenneth
H. M. Means
John Robbins
Baker University
Baldwin
Union State Bank
Frank. Hannell
Joseph Bodart Dies in St. Joseph After Long Illness
Joseph Bodart 63 a Doniphan County native died at his St. Joseph home after a year plus illness from stomach cancer. He moved to St. Joseph after selling his Bendena area farm and a recent home sale. Survived by his wife and three sons Joseph Lawrence and Leo, plus a sister, with funeral at St Marys Church and burial at Mt Olivet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priday’s Daily
Joseph Bodart
Doniphan County
St. Joseph
Mr. Bodart
Bendena
Francis
Josephine Bodart
Belgium
Joseph
Lawrence
Leo
Kate Hermes
Anadarko
Oklo
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Mt. Olivet
Thanksgiving sermon on debt cancellation and Christian nation
The Rev Talmage Fry preaches at Atchison Thanksgiving services urging forgiving foreign debts as a path to world peace and a spiritually deep United States. He argues America should receipt debtors like France England and Germany to open global markets and avoid wealth-driven ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Baptist Church
Talmage Fry
First Methodist Church
Fry
America
Kansas
France
England
Germany
Atchison
First Baptist Church
E. F. Hofer
Evangelical Church
W. O. Shank
The
Christmas Health Seals Aid Atchison Children
Atchison and county plan a Christmas Health seals drive to fund medical care for 200 underfed underweight and sickly children. One cent seals fund local health agencies with half staying locally and the rest aiding state TB clinics and free TB care in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
Atchison Merchants
Atchison County
Public Health Association
State
Children of Atchison County Schools Visit Week
Miss Ada Smith county superintendent announced a three day visiting week December 7 8 and 9 for rural schools. Parents will see pupils at work and inspect classroom study rather than performances. Last year about 2000 parents visited during regular hours. this year expected fewer due to shortened three day period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Levin
Marie Hekelnkaemper
Scottsville
Frank McCoy
Luther Blodgett
Carl Brown
Cy Leland
Amarillo
Texas
Gene Howe
Herbert Hawk
Effingham
Robert Pinder
Oscar Heimbach
Atchison County
Walter Robinson
Iowa
Ed Bilimek
Katherine Stork
Kansas City
Otto Stork
North Ninth Street
L. F. Palmer
L. A
Dr. Palmer
Ralph Havis
Ralph Martin
Martin
Pigs Tenth Street
Tommy Boyle
Kas
Grace Boyle
Boyle
Atchison
A. Y. Ritter
South Sixth Street
Charlie Tickner
Emporia
College of Emporia
State Normal of Emporia
Ada Smith
Angeline
Mary
John
Herman
Babe Ruth
Seedune
Papa
Mamma
Miss Smith
Young America
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Earl
Mrs. Hagerty
Linley Garage
Mars
Evelyn Seff
Joe Lord
C. W. Greinke
Atchison Hospital
John J. Tholen
Owen Langen
Raymond McKee
Ray
Wallace Brockett
Fred Allison
Paucett
R. E. Faucett
Allison
Atchison Exchange
Dodge
Russell Drake
Spring Grove School House
Doniphan
Washburn
Ed Iverson
Don Brown
Mary E. Brown
Frances Scott
Colonial Apartments
Mr. Brown
Oklahoma City &S
Montgomery Ward & Co
Atchison High School
Kansas University
Jesse Stringfellow
Central Branch
Omaha
Mr. Stringfellow
Little Rock
Ark
Ed Good
Minneapolis
Minn
Alex Blair Jr
Carl Duehren
Fred Duehren
Red Forsythe
Roche
Scott Clingan
W. D. Roach
Charlie Higdon
Alice Virginia
Ralph Prouts
Julia Hawk
Byron Redman
Jack Stanton
Redman
Missouri
Jude Johnson
P. Percey
J. H. Lindsey
John Intfen
Geary
Wathena
John Foelling
George Hiller
H. C. Whitaker
Baby
Wichita
John Whitaker
Harold Whitaker
South Fifth Street
Joe Schott
Pinza
Nina
Columbus
L. N. Buis
George Marcuff
Nevada
Frank Garside
Tonopah Times
F. F. Garside
Las Vegas Review
Mr. Garside
Atchison Parent-Teacher Association
National Council of Primary Education
Lucy Gage
George Peabody College
United States
D’annunzio
Peel
Rushville
Sugarlake
Theodore Arensberg
Oak Mills
Urvle
George Ross
Europe
T. D. Fry
Homer Armstrong
New Mexico
George Atherton
North Eleventh Street
John Fedderson
L. Z. Kirby
T. M. Lawson
Pacific Avenue
Lawson
Henry Kumpf
Kumpf
Margaret Brandner
Fairbury
Nebr
Clarence Wycoff
Bud Widick
Charles Bachman
Kansas State Agricultural College
Harry Hagen
Ed Farmer
Hagen
West Main Street
Walter E.buster Brown
Sinclair of Interests
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