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Newspaper

Atchison Weekly Globe

Location

Atchison, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1928

Page

4

Pioneer of Curlew Neighborhood Dies

Mrs. Maria Mather, 82, a Curlew area pioneer, died after 11 months of paralysis at her granddaughter W C Miller's home. Born in Treand, she lived in Kansas City and Denver before settling with family near St. Patrick's. Funeral at St. Patrick's Church with rosary in Harcuff's Atchison chapel. Survived by two children, three grandchildren, a brother and two sisters.

Maria Mather W. C. Miller Curlew St. Patrick's Mather Miller John Kane United States St. Patrick’s Maria Patrick Quirk John Mather Kansas City Denver LeavenWorth Mrs. Mather Wet

Atchison Diary Notes Flu Bounds and Local Happenings

Atchison daily items report rising flu cases, school closings, deaths from pneumonia, and varied town gossip. Mentions include Dr. Allaman confession, a safety tire device, local politics, Christmas preparations, and upcoming events. Also notes weather lore from a marble vial, new births, police and road debates, and civic remarks amid epidemic concerns.

Death Claims Well Known Resident Near Rushville

Eli Berry a Rushville area resident for 86 years died yesterday afternoon after a long illness. Born near Rushville December 9, 1842, he spent his life farming locally and once rode a covered wagon to the plains in 1866. He is survived by three daughters, one son, eleven grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 PM from Sugar Creek church, burial in Sugar Creek cemetery. The issue of a hawk attack on Mrs. C. K. Fike is noted with vivid local humor as she survived with injuries after a dramatic encounter. Further items include social events, a PEO meeting, and local court judgments related to John Herndon and Oscar A. Mastin.

Herbert Oviatt Beloit Herbert G. W. Allaman E. W. Emery Globe Dr. Allaman FE. W. Emery Emery Allaman Durance Vile Memorial Hall Dr. Emery Atchison C. W. Robinson Cliffod Lovejoy Salt Lake City Mr Lovejoy E. V Lovejoy Eugene Lovejoy Clifford Lovejoy Lincoln Neb Eugene Pueblo Clifford Charles Arensberg Ben Shaw John George Dick Bryant Tom Beattie Harry Bryant August W. Klopf First Baptist Church James W. Maney Oklahoma City Okla M. F. Dillon Kansas City John F. Kloot Chicago Mt. Vernon E. H. Askren California Harcuff Frank Johnson Theodore Intfen Emil Forbinger Matt Noll Clare Anderson Alex Graham Ed Buck Mt. Vernon Cemetery J. G. Dauber Price Boulevard Jerry Strigling Straight Creek Holton Mr. Dauber Bright Uncle Bim Tom Carr Harvard O. Harpster Kas Ed Heeney Severance J. Warren Missouri Pacific Everest St. Louis Missouri Pacific Freight House Percy Lovelace Concordia Judith Webb Atchison Hospital M. F. Collins Nebraska University Beloit High School Carry Nation Louie Kurth Westport United States Public Health Service Santa Claus Boston Seitz Cigar W. A. Jackson James D. Conlon Nortonville Road White Clay Creek William L. Fenner Fenner George Fenner William Fenner Federal Engineering Co Topeka Bellevue J. M. Kulmer Syracuse N. Y Eli Berry Rushville Mr Berry Berry James Young Tom Babb Nellie McElfresh St. Joe Walter Berry Sugar Creek Sugar Creek Cemetery Joe Clark Stockton Review C. K. Fike Fike Buffalo Bill John Ames A. J. Harch Hardware Co North Eleventh Street Fplorence Broshous Lillian Winkler Theo Hurley E. D. Boggs F E. Harch C. T. Raterman P. EO H. H. Newcomb Eleventh Street Kansas Avenue P. T. N. Barnum Anna Langworthy Harry Whitaker Oscar A. Mastin Orpheum Orchestra Atchison County Mastin John Herndon Cities Service Oil Co Herndon E. H. Wheeler Harry Jones Oliver Colwell Jones Gus Muckthaller Muckthaller Chevrolet Automobile Company Commercial Street Main Street Will Shelly Huron Charlie Ferguson Oak Mills Frank Wallace C. A. Rhodes Wallace Shannon G. T. Bolman West Palm Beach W. Searles Cecelia Langan W.fp O. F. Barnard Housen Armstrong Minnie Schuele Germany Franz Schuele Joe McCrum Doniphan Bob Wetzel J. A. Harcuff Crookham & Neal R. H. Nesch J. Waterston North Fifth Street C. W. Slocum New York Monroe Frank Vincent Newlove Newlove James Tomlinson C. D. Smith Drug Co Frank Newlove Frank Newslove Tomlinson William Newlove Salina Lawin & Douglass North Seventh Street L. Buckner Bennie Jordan Frank Derr Eugene Hobson James Hughes Tim Linley New York Symphony Orchestra Walter Damrosch Benton Milton Cummings BE. H. Wheeler St. Mark's Lutheran Church Christ Charles W. Garland Madera Calif New Hampshire Garland Robert McBratney Franklin G. Adams John A. Martin Kansas Colorado Oklahoma Arkansas Texas Utah Oregon Wichita Eagle W. A. Stanley Glen Stanley The Kansas City Star Herman Brown Brown Memorial Park Cemetery Pewee Maurice P. O'Keefe Andy Larson Jefferson City C. M. Roscoe Missouri State Penitentiary Floyd George Effingham Atchison-Effingham Adam Haynes Haynes Emil Dyer Aldren Dyer Doc” Dyer Owen McElfresh Harlan McElfress Albert Berry Sugar Creek Church

Atchison items span health, holidays and local notes

A lengthy Atchison column reports on local health updates including Carl Harman and Mrs. Kassabawm, social plans such as Katherine Sidey’s dance invitations, hospital news about Virginia Skerritt, and scattered community anecdotes from street sightings to shop sequences. It also notes a student police squad, school radio plans, local obituaries, and various small-town happenings.

Local Corn Variety Test at Hartman Farm Mount Pleasant

A Mount Pleasant township test reports yields for Freed's White Dent 82.1 bu, White 90, Commercial White 80, Boone County White 87.1, Pride of Saline 87.1, Golden Beauty 79.3, Midland Yellow 86.4, Hay's Golden 58.5, 176A 62.8, Reid's Yellow Dent 71.4, and a Brox seed variety at 76.4 bu. Seed treatment on Pride of Saline shows Merko 91.4, Uspuin 80.7, Semesan 85, untreated 87.1. Merko adds 4.3 bu per row but conditions may skew results. no clear value in seed treatments. IOFE GOODWIN

Henry Hartman Mount Pleasant Township Freed Boone County Reid John Brox

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