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Atchison Weekly Globe

Location

Atchison, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1932

Page

5

County Resident 50 Years: Funeral Tomorrow for Lafayette Hawk

Lafayette Thomas Hawk 83, long-time Effingham area farmer and father of Wilbur Hawk, business manager of The Globe and Amarillo News-Globe, died at his daughter’s home after a prolonged illness. Born July 22, 1849 in Bakersville Ohio, he moved to Kansas in 1882 and lived in Atchison county. Surviving children include Wilbur, Charles, Clifford, Robert, Mary Foster, and Margaret Higley. three sons preceded him. Funeral set for Tuesday at 2 pm in Effingham cemetery. Wilbur Hawk en route from Amarillo.

Lafayette Thomas Hawk Wilbur Hawk The Globe Amarillo News- Globe Herbert Happel Effingham Hawk Atchison County L. T. Hawk Bakersville Jonathan Margaret Hawk Coshocton County Ohio Harriett Pitt Happel Charles Hawk Shawnee Okla Clifford Hawk Robert Hawk Mary Foster Monrovia Margaret Higley Muscotah Mr. Hawk John D. Hawk Homer Fred Hawk Caroline Mather Kansas State College Manhattan Bruce Mather Mather Louis Zacharias Oak Mills Leo Ruhlman John Hawkins Ruhlman Hawkins Ruhlman Jay Hawk K. U C. C. Cloutman Missouri Pacific Atchison Miami Gulf of Mexico Florida Newfoundland England Europe Africa United States Peter Squitzel Samantha Solomon Xerxes J. F. Longworth Longworth Fort Scott Mr. Longworth Frisco Railroad Peter Mrs. Squitzel Moose Hall John Kallenberger Hiawatha Kallenberger James Gypson Betty Anna Martha Lou Peggy Jane Mary Elizabeth Old Home Town George Herzinger U. S. S. Broome Long Beach Cal Herzinger Ed O'Neil Schaafskopf Club J. E. Thompson Bobby Lawrence Ralph Crider James Robinson Kansas Colorado A. B. Kinney Rich Hill C. E. Lentz John Leason James Poultry Co Walter Boney Leavenworth Luther Brown South Fifth Street Roy Freeland Chicago Earl Rody Helen Omaha Nebr Rody Robert Wolters Wolters Sihunnon Charles Dove Patty Joyce Mr. Dove Frank Dove Kansas Avenue August Youn Dorothy Frank Brox Lon Boyle Kansas City Boyle Mrs. Brox

Day's Doings in Atchison Infections and Births Reported

Jim Lambert sick and several locals ill with influenza. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs A B Hall of Farmington at Atchison hospital. Mrs K H Platt and baby moved home. Pete Vandervelde recovering after appendix operation. Mary Katherine O Connor aged ten months learned to walk.

Becky Jane Martin Keehn Dorothy Strayer A. E. Ricks Ruth Mattocks Joplin Julius Wilson Atchison Viola Waugh Earl Berridge Atchison Hospital Hall Farmington Leon Downer Harry Ham Dutch Piercenni K. H. Platt North Tenth Street Pete Vandervelde Cummings Ed O'Connor Mary Katherine

Atchison to Entertain District O Molay Meeting

The next First Kansas district conclave of the Order of De Molay will be in Atchison next April chosen as meeting site at a district business session held in Topeka. Ralph Anderson of Rosedale was elected district president and Lark May of Topeka vice president. District officials and many county and city leaders attended, with programs including round table conferences and indoor athletic contests, plus a dinner featuring Al F. Williams as speaker.

Kansas Order of de Molay Atchison Topeka Masonic Temple Ralph Anderson Rosedale Lark May Topeka Hershel Beagle D. Clarke Kelly Kansas Grand Council Eldon Danke Round Table Jack Trotter Charles Weathers Huron de Molay Jobe al F. Williams United States Federal Relief Organization John G. Stutz Lawrence Kansas Federal Relief Committee Reconstruction Finance Corporation H. B. Mize A. D. Jones Troy W. Reynolds Hiawatha William Reece E. E. Holstein Goff J. C Williamson Sabetha A. J. Wempe Seneca William Heffron L. J. Smarth Morrill C. E. Warren Washington The Globe's School Christ Jerusalem Judas Jack Collins Raymond Yaple E. W. Howe Miami Fla Bob Brading Dick Hayes Jack Colins L. W. Fisher St. Benedict's Church T. P. Brashay James O'Connor A. C. Collins Cecil Clark Kansas City C. E. Wiggington Omaha Rufus Crisp Effingham Zabel Twelfth Street

L. W. Fisher Dies at 77 in Atchison County

L W Fisher 77 longtime Harch Hardware employee died at his home 309 Mound street after a stroke. He was born September 5 1885 in Charleston W Va and married Nellie Brashay in 1886. Survived by wife Nellie two daughters C E Wigington Helen Fisher a son R E Fisher three brothers two sisters and a niece and nephew. Burial at Mt Calvary cemetery with pallbearers listed.

L. W. Fisher Harch Hardware Co Mound Street Fisher St. Benedict’s Church Mt. Calvary Cemetery Stanton & Stanton M. P. O'Keefe Albert Kocour Steve Parks Dan O’keefe Joe Tinchert John Kaufman Leftridge Wilford Pisher Charleston W. Va Atchison County Conrad Fisher Effingham Atchison Santa Fe Railroad Dodge City Burlington Nellie D. Brashay Joseph Kipper Brothers Saddlery Co Henry Diegel Hierch Hardware Co Berkeley R. M. Walker Paul Garside A .O. U. W. Lodge

Various Local People Share Tidbits From Thanksgiving

A compilation notes illnesses and visits in several towns. Names include Harry Eberly and Miss Rita Burns, church leaders in Hiawatha, and local families in Lawrence, Rich Hill, Leavenworth, and Omaha. Anecdotes touch on folklore, a pig championship reward, and a Missouri Pacific train wager over the 1932 election.

Harry Eberly Rita Burns Rosebower Hiawatha

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