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Atchison Weekly Globe

Location

Atchison, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1932

Page

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Dr Graham of Wetmore Dies at 66 After Long Life of Service

Dr John Wesley Graham 66 longtime Wetmore physician and civic leader died at home after brief illness. A Civil War veteran and first Wetmore mayor, he taught, ran a drug store, led GAR, and helped launch Wetmore's electric plant. He leaves two sons and two daughters. Funeral set for 2:30 p.m. Sunday in Wetmore. plans to be finalized.

John Wesley Graham Wetmore Graham C. M. Lukens Muscotah New Philadelphia Ohio Iowa Missouri Northwestern Medical College St. Joseph 44Th Iowa Infantry Granada Alma Rising Noble H. Rising GAR John J Ingalls Balle P. Waggener Wet

Various local notes and society items from Atchison

A roundup of daily happenings includes illnesses and recoveries, birthdays, births, travel, and social events. Notables: Mrs Helen Stroupe and Dr Connor's office girl ill. Jack O Rourke’s 22nd birthday. a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Oliver Bellis. Jerry Phillips moving to Abilene. snow aiding head colds. Dolan Mercantile Co offices under remodeling. several local travels and visits. magician duo Cleland and Hartman at a high school event. Maysel Sampson recovering from appendix surgery. Lincoln school PTA meeting set for 3 pm with Health as theme. Mrs Will Maher and Mrs Sullivan in Kansas City after Captain John Maher’s death. warning issued to merchants about counterfeit bills. two men sighted on a Missouri Pacific train in Atchison.

Helen Stroupe Sam Connor Bob Sheldon Jack O'Rourke Earl Oswald Oliver Bellis Jerry Phillips George Delaney Abilene Dolan Mercantile Co Dan Teare Frank Blaima Oak Mills W. R. Martin Potter Atchison Joe Haverty Mansfield Mwu Gorman Maysel Sampson Hanna Poultry & Egg Co Atchison Hospital Lincoln School Parent-Teacher Association Will Maher J. B. Sullivan Kansas City John Maher Captain Maher Corning Goff and Vermillion Missouri Pacific C. W. Robinson State Board of Health Topeka Robinson State Board Clyde Reed St. Joe Edmond Street R. G. Thompson Elizabeth Hull Public Library Toy Alley Sandy Mildred Guthrie Atchison High School Interstate Literary Society Kansas Missouri Blanche Buchanan W. H. Buchanan

Local taxpayers to visit Topeka Monday

George Delfelder of Effingham president of the Atchison County Taxpayers' League will head a five member delegation to a state Taxpayers' League meeting in Topeka Monday to discuss a legislative program for the coming session. A committee was named to draft constitution and by laws for the county group.

George Delfelder Effingham Atchison County Taxpayers’ League Atchison County League State Taxpayers’ League Topeka District Court Room A. E. Mayhew O. O. Hastings W. H. Graner George Herzog Atchison Hutchinson Graner Delfelder Atchison County Mayhew Hastings

Atchison Chatter Mixes Humor News and Local Goes

A long string of brief local items from Atchison Kansas recounts community figures, jokes, road improvements, theater plans, and civic notes. Highlights include Central Branch boom claims, Hog market growth, Senator Skovgard support, road scraper requests, school events, vaudeville touring, and Christmas promotions.

Atchison Bert Baumener Netawaka Goff Pete Skovgard Greenleaf Charles Robinson Walter Berger Walter Voigt Mike Limburger

William G Jones of Oak Mills Dies at 64

William G Jones 64 formerly of the Cummings community died at his Oak Mills home after a year of illness. Funeral services will be held at 2 PM Saturday at Cummings Methodist Church, with burial in Cummings cemetery. He was born August 15 1868 and lived in Cummings until moving seven years ago. He married Maria Ellen Parrott May 1 1889 at Oskaloosa. Survived by ten children and 17 grandchildren, plus a sister.

Robert Louis Tatham James Tatham Jack Bates Nortonville Olson Richard, III St. Benedict's College Walter Isidor Smith Willard K. Tarrant Topeka Paul Tonsing M. R. McLean General McLean Harry H. Woodring J. M. Bader John McKenzie Christian Church Indianapolis Bader The National Council of Churches William G. Jones Mr. Beery Leavenworth Cummings Cemetery Mr. Jones Cummings Oak Mills Maria Ellen Parrott Oskaloosa Clarence George William Lilly Bluma Bertha Portner Atchison Alice Brockman Williamstown Theodore Gilmore Green City Gilmore Holton Anna McFarland Spruce Street William Vollmer Atchison Hospital Cope Forbes Orpheum Royal Theaters Rotary Club Beatrice, Neb Bud Wendling George Allen, Jr Frankfort High School Roosevelt Register of Deeds Office Essie Roach Myrtle B. Miller Township Range Atchison County Ben Utz Kansas City Andrew Leacy St. Benedict's Church Leacy Division Street Mt. Calvary Cemetery Haroufi & Buis

G E Hanna 68 Takes Own Life in Blue Rapids

G E Hanna 68 formerly of Atchison and owner of Hanna Poultry outfits in Golf and Blue Rapids ended his life by shooting himself in a Blue Rapids room. In poor health and told he had little time to live, he had recently moved from Central City Nebraska to live with a son. He died about 30 minutes after a maid found him. Survived by son Wilson Hanna in Central City and daughter Mrs Marvin Scott of Topeka.

G. E. Hanna Atchison Blue Rapids Hanna Kansas Louisiana Central City Neb Wilson Hanna Marvin Scott Topeka

Diverse Atchison County notices and local updates

Local items report illnesses including Mrs. Clare Bomhoff and Jack Hargiss, plus community chatter about Sheriff Gundy’s illness, courtroom notes, and a foreclosure docket in Jewell County. A Shannon Hill quilt wins a prize for Werner Jacobs. moves and marriages are noted, and county tax date changes aim to help farmers. Funeral details for Mrs. Andrew Leacy are provided with rosary and burial plans.

Jack Hargiss St. Benedict's North Fourth Street John Cormode Globe Atchison County W. K. Fast Ben Chalfant North Ninth Street George Rumpel Weston Kansas City Hugo Orlepp Charles Gundy Barney Askren Commercial Street District Court Jewell County Shannon Hill

Christmas music festival by the public schools at Memorial Hall

Memorial hall hosted a crowded Christmas music festival directed by Miss Joyce Wentz with performances by the senior high mixed chorus, elementary groups, and the high school orchestra. The program featured tableaux, carols, and stage effects with strong student participation and praise from Superintendent W. D. Wolfe.

Elizabeth Bertotti Washington School Ruth Madison William Altimari Viola Waugh Jesus Memorial Hall Herald Angels Mary Rose Scoggins Alice Kathleen I. H. McVey Katherine Miller W. D. Wolfe G. A. Davis Helen White LaVerne Schuessler Presbyterian St. Mark's Bart Ross John Steicien Chester Bigelow

Christmas Seals Sale Under Way Atchison District

The annual Christmas Seal sale opens in Atchison with W D Wolfe, chair of the Atchison Tuberculosis association, urging large local and county participation. Fifty percent of proceeds stay in Atchison and the county, the rest supports the Kansas TB association. Postage will not be provided for returned mail, as the association saves six cents per letter. Seals cost one cent each and sales boost health efforts and holiday spirit.

Atchison W. D. Wolfe Atchison Tuberculosis Association Kansas Tuberculosis Association Wolfe

Injuries Fatal to Fred Eiche

Fred Eiche, 75, Atchison county farmer, died at 7:45 last night in Atchison hospital after a roadway accident near Sunny Side school on highway 73 E. He suffered a concussion and later a possible stroke, per doctors. A lifelong Walnut township resident, bachelor, he served 50 years as road overseer and is survived by three brothers and two sisters. Funeral set for 2 pm Monday at Stanton & Stanton. burial in Sumner Cemetery.

Fred Eiche Atchison County Atchison Hospital Eiche Sunny Side School Atchison Mount Pleasant Ferdinand Ejcche Sumner Walnut Township Will John Henry Eiche Wil Shumaker Yale Olela Rose Estabrook California Stanton & Stanton Funeral Home Frank Shumaker Roy Lister Homer Ferguson Albert Hans James Servaes Louis Reichle

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DR. Graham End W. W. VanLiew Ernest VanLiew Prospect Mr. VanLiew Jackson Park the Globe Ahasuerus Persia Esther Haman Hannan H. Merle Smith Mr. Smith J. C. Nichols Country Club Atchison Chamber of Commerce Ray T. Willette Jimmy Hunt Navy A. W. Hunt Trinity Lutherans Werner Jacobs Fred Voelker H. C. Klostermeier, Jr Edwin Schaeffer Theodore Schmidt Alfred Stolp Henry Kaaz Ed Menze Globe's School Gabriel John the Baptist Zacharias Christ John H. Brown Salvation Army Charlie Lockwood Joe Schletzbaun Jr Will McNamara Jess Barber Jesse Pete Johnson Bendena W. A. McKelvy Eddie Cantor Commercial Kansas Avenue Moon Mullins Ward High School Tom Dorney Ward Near Oak Mills Clare Bomhoff Kresge’s R. A. Cavanaugh Illinois Commercial Men's Association Life Insurance Company Hermann Carter Harry Hagen Vic Ryan Hagen Store Ed Scarlett Phoebe Warner C. E. Warner Mrs. Warner People's Cafe South Fifth Street Dighton Herald Missouri River Bridge Harry Lyons West Atchison Sheffield Ingalls Midland College Gilbert Guthrie Sarah Jane Dunning Ed Bailey East Atchison al Morley Sidney Franklin Brooklyn America Spain Mooney Creek Santa Claus Tate Lincoln School P. T. A Grodick E. van Hoozer George Washington Van France Sam Gallup Fifth and Weston Chronicle Kentucky South Lexington Louisville Lee Murphy B. Woodard J. N. Lamar L. H. Smithers Lee Thompson Victor Murdock Congress Ray Stevens
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