Kansas business leaders urged to buy Kansas goods
William A. Biby educational director of the Kansas Co operative League addressed 150 diners at the Whitelaw hotel in Atchison urging Kansans to buy Kansas products. The Kansas businessmen toured cities from Topeka to Ottawa advocating the slogan Support Kansas resources and Kansas resources will support you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
William A. Biby
Kansas Cooperative League
Whitelaw Hotel
Biley
Atchison
Kansas Cities
League
Charles A. Moore
Topeka
Moore
H. B. Mize
A. E. Mize
Oskaloosa
Nortonville
South Seventh Street
William Altimar
Leavenworth
Ottawa
Atchison Chamber of Commerce
Local News Roundup From Atchison Area Dated Events
A late 19th to early 20th century style community summary reports numerous short items. It mentions several local people by name with health updates, a fire department run, an accident, a gold mine trip, and civic notices. It also notes church services, music events, and a funeral with pallbearers listed.
Jurors Named for January Term in Atchison County
A list of 40 jurors for the January term of the district court opens January 9. Names include Frank Blodgett Mt. Pleasant David Tate Atchison Charles E Pitts AtchisonLeon Calhoun Mt. Pleasant George Hinz Benton and others. The term also covers the murder trial of Bob Theis of Shannon, charged with killing George Milton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
J. R
Dick) Giman
County Cerk
Court House
Bob Theis
Shannon Youth
George Milton
Atchison County
Frank Blodgett
Mt. Pleasant
David Tate
Atchison
C. A. Garnet
Center
Roy J. Highfill
Lester Chalfant
Lancaster
George Sacks
Walnut
Joseph F. Clark
James M. Taylor
Frank Bluma
John J. Freibett
James F. Armstrong
Kapioma
Stephen Speer
L. L. Buchannan
George H. Kerford
Heart attack fatal to T. F. Ryan at Muscotah
Thomas Francis Ryan 63 retired farmer of Muscotah died early Sunday from a heart attack. He lived with and was found by Jim Talbert at his Muscotah home. Funeral at St Ann’s Effingham with burial in the Effingham Catholic cemetery. Survivors include three brothers Dan Ryan Horton Charlies Ryan and John Ryan. He was a longtime landowner and former farmer who retired in 1920. He attended Center Rose Hill and Campbell college before returning to farming. He belonged to St Ann’s church and St Leo council Knights of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jona Compton
St. Benedicts Church
St. Benedict's
Ed Torbett
Dan Stafford
George Keltsch
Ira Hammond
Emil Behreiber
Jim Walsh
Mt. Vernon Cemetery
John Compton
Harcuff & Buls
Thomas Francis Ryan
Atchison County
Muscotah
Jim Talbert
Mr. Ryan
St. Ann's Catholic Church
Effingham
Henry Falk
Mike Nugent
Peter Cauley
A. F. Heptig
Leonis Marions
Theodore Schecher
Thomas and
Caterine Ryan
Center
Rose Hill
Old Campbell College
Holton
Dan Ryan
Horton
Charlies Ryan
John Ryan
Manhattan
St. Leo Council
Knights of Columbus
Christmas music program at Memorial hall features students
Atchison Public Schools plan a December 9 program at Memorial hall led by Joyce Wentz with support from William Altimari and Ruth Madison. The event includes junior and elementary choirs, orchestras, and tableaux with 250 children, 6 pm start, strict punctuality advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hall
Atchison Public Schools
Joyce Wentz
William Altimari
Ruth Madison
Viola Waugh
Local notes mix of names and small town updates
Sam Blythe Jr and others feature in a stream of brief notices from Atchison and Topeka area. A long list covers health, residence moves, employment, schooling, and family events including Baptism of Barbara Jeanne Bryant and St Benedict's church sponsorship. Notables include Dr E W Emery, Bud Hunt, O D Jessip, Art Heald, and Ray Calkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Lake
Horton
Dick Ebbrecht
Tommy Schietzbaum
Long Oil Co
Bud
Hunt
Globe
E. W. Emery
Atchison Shriners
Leavenworth
Herman
St Benedict's College
Warren Casey
Lawrence
W. Peltzer, Jr
North Second Street
Maggie Christian
Kansas Avenue
Jess Donaldson
Topeka
Death in K C Robbery Reveals Missing Son
Reuben Connett, killed during a jewelry store burglary in Kansas City Sunday night, is identified by his mother in Troy after a ten year gap. Police seek two men who sold a stolen Ford to a Denver employee, while Atchison auto thieves are under investigation. The region reports on university hour rules, obituaries, and local civic notices as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Fast
Chet Jones
E. U
John Dugger
Iutfen
Atchison Hospital
Peabody Gazette
Washington, D. C
Ellery Burdick
Nortonville
Amos Browning
Cora
John Kallenberger
Hiawatha
G. C. Genebach
Frank Rygaard
Leo Tappen
Beattie
Fred Kenner
Pat Hansen
Rollins College
University College of the South West
Exeter
England
John Yaple
Chester Yaple
Route 4
San Francisco
Calif
Taos
N. M
California
Sam Black
North Fifth Street
Pat Tuohey
Lake Erie
Charlie Houston
Canada
Panama Canal
Florida
Oklahoma
Alfalfa Bill Murray
Pretty Boy
Floyd
Jim Farley
Paul Cushinberry
H. W. Merwick
Gene Rygaard
George Fortune
Curlew
Seventh Street
Kansas Avenue
Commercial Street
Reuben Connett
Kansas City
Troy
Reuben
Joe Torbett
Missouri Pacific
Denver
Torbett
J. F. Walker
White City
Kas
Wenberg
Kansas
Auto Bureau
WC. Linville
Atchison
University Daily Kansan
Atchison High School
William Bracke
William Schmeling
Chesterman
Tim Linley
Agnes M. McKiever
George Leathers
Sts. Peter and Paul's Church
Falls City
McKiever
Duro
Petersboro
Frank Smith
William Pratt
Syracuse
Neb
Bert
Sioux City
Walter
Omaha
James
Alma
Will McKiever
Ambrose Sullivan
Detroit
Michael
Lewis Sullivan
Miles Cooley
Central Branch
Concordia
Tenn
Atchison and Downs
Cooley
Downs
Busines
Masonic Lodge
Atchison Lodge
Farris Cooley
H. H. Hackney
Frances
E. W. Clausen
Webster Groves
St. Louis
Hackney
Floyd Arnold
Illinois
Harres Martin
Donna Jean
Stevens Drug Store
Robert Mize
Salina
A. E. Mize
Charlie Tull
A. Bealer
E. W. Wert
Everest
Joe Weingart
Mount Saint Scholastica Academy
Kiwanis Club
Joe Schmitz
Bill Carleton
Doniphan Station
J. W. Abner
Doniphan Sunday School
O. F. Barnard
Semper Amicae Bridge Club
A. E. Ricks
Herbert Ham
Ham's
Rushville Woman Dies After Operation at St Joseph
Mrs Willella Jones Church 47 wife of farmer Steve Church of Rushville northwest Missouri died this morning at St Josephs hospital after an operation Friday Ill health for months born Sugar Creek community lifelong Rushville area Survived by six sons Stephen Earl Ralph James and William all of Rushville father T D Jones Rushville brother D Jones De Kalb funeral plans not yet made Stan ton Stanton in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willella Jones Church
Steve Church
Rushville
St. Joseph's Hospital
St. Joseph
Church
Sugar Creek
Lfe
Missouri
Stephen
Earl
Ralph
James
William Church
T. D. Jones
D. Jones
DeKalb
Stanton & Stanton
Fred Eiche Injured In Vehicle Collision Near Town
Fred Eiche 75 a well known bachelor living south of town is in critical condition at Atchison hospital after being struck by a car on the Leavenworth highway. The accident occurred Saturday evening as he walked and reportedly stepped from behind a car as he sought a ride. Miss Rose Winkler of Lovemont neighborhood drove the other vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Eiche
Atchison Hospital
Leavenworth
Eiche
Rose Winkler
Lovemont
Sumner
Smith
Mr. Smith
Winkler
Miss Winkler
Hank Eiche
Muscotah Woman Eliza Chapman Dies in Florida
Eliza Chapman 71 of Muscotah died at daughter Mrs Jones in Sanford Florida where she wintered for ten years. Funeral at Congregational church in Muscotah likely Saturday with body arriving Friday. Born near Valparaiso Indiana April 1 1861 she moved to Stony Point as a child and lived in Muscotah over 40 years. Survived by two children Ralph and Mrs Jones, four brothers Joe Robert Elmer John, three sisters Minnie Yockey Mary Rogers Carrie Weber, and six grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Tuohey
Lake Erie
Atchison County
Everest
Detroit
Aviation
Kelly Field
Texas
Toohey
Neil Brown
Raymond Brown
Clearwater
Fla
Mariella
Catherine Lies
Kopnitsky
Pittsburgh
Catherine Allen
Division Street
Tuohey
John Tuohey
Florence Mahan
Mary
Catherine
Grace
Chicago
Ignatius
Michael
Kansas City
Cornelius
Cushing
Okla
Matilda Smith
Purcell
Margaret Heptig
S. H. Heptig
Horton
Anna Poutre
H. G. Poutre
Atchison
Lemuel Ingels
George Day
Ponca City
Ingers
America
Michael Brennan
Doniphan
Pete Wolters
Wolters
Ingels
Oklahoma
Arkansas City
Kas
Charlie Curtis
Kansas City Star
Charles Curtis
United States
Topeka
Maj. C. A. Woodworth
State House
Curtis
Senate
Woodworth
Kansas
Eliza Chapman
Muscotah
John Jones
Sanford
Congregational Church
Chapman
Valparaso
Ind
Stony Point
Thomas Russell
Jones
Ralph Chapman
Joe Russell
Robert Russell
Elmer Russell
California
John Russell
Idaho
Minnie Yockey
Mary Rogers
Carrie Weber
More Coin For Storm Sewer At Atchison
An additional 3500 of federal funds for the storm sewer on the north branch of White Clay creek was approved and half received. The project extends from Commercial to Atchison streets. Concrete work on the first block is nearly done as crews of about 75 men continue work this week under city engineer Earl Hellener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Clay Creek
Atchison
Kansas Federal Relief Commission
Commercial Street
Atchison Street
Earl Hellener
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. A. Biby
Co-operative League
Lewis Machine Shop
Commercial
John Tenholder
N. P. Peterson
W. A. Jackson
C. E. Pentzer
Grace Martin
John Finley
Bob Meyer
Wyoming
Harry Smith
Charles Kraus
Charlie Wike
Perry Ham
Carson Tucker
Bob Reeves
Armour
Parr Armstrong
Central Christian Church
Opal Lee Church
Shannon
Presley Gordon
A. O. Streeper
Doc Westlake
Holsington
Imogene Sandman
Sandman
Mrs. Sandman
Platteville, Wis
Jim Bausch
Carlton Coon, Jr
K. A
A. A. Bennett
Harold Jessip
C. H. Harris
Nadine
C. C. Hazelitt
W. H. van Liew
Bt. Benedict's College
van Liew
Lee Cowan
Cowan
A. Ruhlman
Mr. Ruhlman
John Foelling
Ed Lukens
John O'Neil
Charlie Gallagher
R. A. Jacobs
Samuel G. Blythe
Saturday Evening Post
Oscar Schmitz
Bob Tatham
East Atchison
Fort Scott
James Tatham
John Conlon
Newt Walter
Henry Bryant
Barber Glenn
Ed Keith
C. H. Howes
E. L. Cord
Cord
Warrensburg
Will Maher
Chief Maher
Old
Pepper Building
Maher
William Maher
Manes
Book and Ladder Company
J. W. Jenkins Music Store
Paris
Mary Maher
M. W. Sherlock
Mike Sherlock
Assumption Church
Benton Boulevard
Mayberry Chapel
Linwood
Luella Hawk
Fred Hawk
Fern Hawk
John D. Hawk
Robert Hawk
Near Effingham
Wilbur C. Hawk
Amarillo
T. F. Ryan
Ed Iverson, Jr
K. U
Count Marshall
City Hall
W. T. Faris
Wesley Hunt
Ed Howard
John van Bentham
Fred Huth
Joe McGee
John Maher
Joe Arthur
Orphans’ Home
John Bowen
Amos 'N
Andy
Earl Davis
Ira Davis
Brookfield
The
Jewel Tea Co
William Vollmer
Atchion Hospital
Mr. Vollmer
Tom Mahoney
Theodore Intfen
Old Snort
Snort
Intfen
Theodore
Sam Blythe, Jr
Aver Schurman
Bill Dooley
Hugh Cavanaugh
Jean Heald
P. P. Audley
Jack Spencer
Frank Zibold
Edith Gilkison
South Fourth Street
O. D. Jessip
Sheridan
J. W. Jessip
Levi Heald
Art Heald
Ada Connor
Davenport
Bob Lorenz
St. Joe
St. Benedict's College
Conception, Mo
Jim Neilsen
Charles Tabor
Fifth Street
W. F. Ellis
Harlan
Melvin
North Tenth Street
Sacred Heart School
Pather Albert
Santa Fe Street
Joe Haverty
Mensfield
Orin Stoner
Sabetha
Kansas State College
Ray Calkins
United Steel & Wire Co
Dallas
Tex
Bert Sowers
Bernard Bryant
Barbara Jeanne
St. Benedict’s Church
Clifford Carey
W. D. Wolfe
K. C
John M. Maher
J. B. Sullivan
Winnie Botkin
Bessie Cross
Maurine Haverty
George Delaney
Joe
Thomas
Harold Haverty
M. M. Mahoney
Alex Henderson
Board of Education
PW. Davis
Joe Schietzbaum, Jr
Henry Bodenhausen
Osborne County
John Henderson
Tom and Jerry
Joe Healy
Ralph Byrne
John Leason
Frances Cairo
Grove No
Woodman’'s
Pearl] Ingels
Emma
Searles Bolman
Contract Club
Fourth and
Atchison Streets
Chester Mize
Harry
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