Position Is Defended By School Board Over Construction
The Atchison County Community High School board voted to proceed with a new building in Effingham, delivering a contract to L. K. Bowers & Son of Topeka after an open meeting with patrons and objectors. County Superintendent O. F. Barnard and Principal Herbert Hawk stated the four mill tax funds may be used for the new construction, while legal questions about bond elections and tuition to nearby towns were raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison County Community High School Board of Trustees
O. F. Barnard
Herbert Hawk
Hawk
Globe
L. K. Bowers & Son
Topeka
Barnard
William A. Smith
Atchison County
Board of Trustees
Effingham
Sechnool
Norton Cys
Atchison, Potter
Nortonville
Valley Falls
Horton
Muscotah
Everest
Farmington
Huron
Kansas
T. B. Portwond
C. O. Wright
National Educational Association
Cleveland
Branchton
Iceberg Lake
White Fish
Mont
Will Gildehaus
Burke Heaton
Ash Fork
Ariz
Atchison
Kansas City
Lawin & Douglas Chapel
Tom Portwood
Kansas State High School
Chicago
Ed Jones
Wex
Ted West
George McKinney
Fd Pelot
Missouri Pacific
Irv Bryant
Jess Surritt
Pierce Junction
Jess
Honolulu
Old Snort
Bert Gilmore
Jim Compton
Dave McCulley
Bart Schnell
Main
Midland College
Fremont
Neb
Nebraska
Glee Club
St. Benedict's
John McKenzie
Isidor Smith
Gounod
Ndine
Lawrence F. Day
Miss Bales
Ilness
George Woolston
Anna Post
Atchison Hospital
Havensville
Pete Ledington
Sinclair
Union Depot
Kansas Power & Light Co
Vic Lewis
St. Benedict’s
St. Joe Cardinals
John Recht, Jr
Norton
Kas
Will Meaney
Pat Meaney
DeShon
Chevrolet Co
Chevrolet
Ben Utz
Montgomery Ward & Co
Third
Commercial Street
J. C. Killarney
Atchison Kittens
Kansas Vocational Quintet
City Commission
Downstown
DAY'S DOINGS IN ATCHISON AND BEYOND
A lively roundup from Atchison covers local notes on residents and visitors. Mentions include Dr W K Fast denouncing pomegranates, Tony Kilkenny at the W K garage, and Emmett Jackson’s sick child threatening pneumonia. Schools, church, health, and real estate are touched with items on attendees at a conference, a running water proposal, a birth, a funeral, and various community sketches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Fast
Tony Kilkenny
W. K
Herman Krings
Herb Hoover
John Berridge
Commercial Street
Les” Edmonds
Topeka
Emmett Jackson
S. L. Buckner
Swede Weidman
Denton
Officer Wounds Youth in Atchison Streets
Franklin Roush, 19, was shot by Patrolman Ed Russell as he fled under the Sixth street viaduct after being warned to halt. Roush suffered abdominal injuries and was treated at Atchison hospital, where doctors removed injured intestines. Russell stated he fired after commands to stop were ignored. Additional local items follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Roush
Atchison Hospital
Ed Russell
Rouse
Tha Clem
Kansas Avenue
Everett Bryan
Alvin Johnson
Everest
Sixth Street
Russell
Main Street
Standard Oil
Seventh and
Main Streets
Hugh L. Charles
Charles W. Robinson
Charles
O. J. C. Hall
Atchison Starless Hushed Local News and Voices
A long list of local notices and quotes including sick residents like Walt Oldham and J T Berridge, travel bits, store chatter, and community snippets from Atchison Kansas with mentions of Ed Williams sick baby, Mrs C P Mackey in Kansas City, and a boxing event in St Joe tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Oldham
Dick Millard
Ed Williams
Earl Oswald
Havana
Cuba
St. Joe
Gus Song
W. K. Ice
Elkhart
Indiana
John Nicholson
Mary Jane Robinson
Charles Robinson
Sam Lispi
St. Benedict's
Kansas City
Rolla Clymer
el Dorado
Oklahoma
Atchison Foot Race Challenge and Local News Highlights
An Atchison note highlights a proposed foot race from the foot of Commercial Street to Tenth Street between George McKinney and a Globe reporter, with prizes from friends. It also covers travels of Dr. Beitzel and Earl Robbins from Wichita, reading circle updates, Ed Burns’ recent recovery, fundraising struggles for horticultural funds, and various local notices including deaths, school honors, accidents, and business moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
George McKinney
Globe
Commercial Street
Tenth Street
McKinney
Kansas
W. G. Beitzel
Earl Robbins
Wichita
Episcopal Church
Earl
Iola
Dr. Beitzel
Oskaloosa
W. T. Thayer
Martin J. Stormland
Ed Burns
Kansas City
Jim Burns
Jeanne Howe
Eugene Howe
Amarillo
New York
Grace Beiley
East Aitchison
Atchison County
Floyd P. Willette
Chamber of Commerce
Louis W. Voigt
Acme White Lead and Color Works
George Henniger
Ed Fletcher
Jim Daugherty
Bill Moore
Clara Clark
Margaret Leacy
Anna Kramer
Atchison County Public Health Association
St. Joseph's School
South Atchison
Bill Beattie
Creighton University
Omaha
College Inn
North Fifth Street
Thale Skovgard
Greenleaf
W. J. Brownson
Matt Walters
Ella Finnegan
Atchison Hospital
South Fifteenth Street
Laura Griffin
Little Rock
Ark
Penitentiary Sentences for Grain Theft Pair
John Franklin and Gerald Spaight were sentenced to the state penitentiary for stealing 38 bushels of wheat from Nick Enzbrener's grain bin in Eden. Both pleaded guilty and received up to five years. Franklin was arrested en route with sacks of wheat, Spaight implicated after questioning. The report also notes unrelated local reminiscences and brief past events from Sumner and Atchison counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Enzbrenner
Eden
John Franklin
Gerald Spaight
North Second Street
State
Franklin
Lukens Mill
Atchison Mills
Enzbrenner
Atchison
Spaight
Second
Also Mentioned on This Page
A.C. C. HS
Herbert C. Hawk
E. A. Barber
Hastings
Leavenworth
Mangelsdorf
Charlie McKee
Missouri Pacific B. & B
John Cumley
Joe Clark
Bill Hayes
United States
F. D. Roles
Roles
Ingalls Gale
Santa Fe
Fifth
H. H. Calvert
George Calvert
South Third Street
Bob” Tompkins
Lawin & Douglass
Gene Berney
Creighton
Henry Baker
Ellan Pence
Weston
California
Evans Wells
Pence
Demmy J. Wells
Brookfield
Charles Noble
James Pence
Tsrpon Springs
Florida
N. P. Ogden
North Orlando Avenue
Los Angeles
Frederick Caldwell
Sally
Lincoln
Ogden
Don Ashman
Caldwell
Kelly’s Magazine
Carl Koch
St. Joseph's Hospital
Stewart McLenon
Corning
C. E. Tinklin
Confucius
Henry Verhoeven
Hausen Armstrong
Jim Henderson
C. P. Mackey
Division
Bill Stephenson
John O’connor
J. T. Berridge
John Cook
John
Albert Armstrong
Ralph Prouts
Fred Condit
George Ryan
The
Locomotive Finished Material Co
Cap” Lewis
Katf
Harry Jones
Dolan Mercantile Co
Tom Beattie
Doniphan
Doniphan Road
Sam Munson
Montgomery Ward
Jim
Compton
Walt Wablett
Willim Walsh
Charlie Brading
Rey Wilson
Ed Mattocks
Charlie Johnson
Camp Creek
Parmington
Wilbur Hawk
Leo Arensberg
Baby
W. A. Jackson
District Court
James B. Smith
Anna Smith
North Twelfth Street
Cal
Alva Clapp
Pratt
Veterans’ Hospital
W. F. Paradise
Nebraska City
Tommy Blankinship
Andy White
Andy
Blair Elevator Corporation
West Virginia
Illinois
Arkansas
Iowa
Fritz Kruef Sestor
Bendena
Allie Albers
Fritz
Allie
Krueger
Springfield
Ohio
A. P. Shouse
Missouri
Charles Evans
Maggie Craves
Emil Forbrige
Harvey Trainer
Purcell
St. Louis
Gene Sullivan
Log Department
Dick Mallard
Jude Jolson
Jonathan Lang
Sumner
John Eiche
Eiche
Mr. Eiche
Herman Richley
Lang
Ridhley
Darky
Elche
Richiey
John Elche
Sumner Cemetery
Mr. Eicher
Solomon River
Downs
Central Branch
Cawker City
E. W. Howe
H. Clay Park
H Clay Park
the Patriot
East Atchison
Charlie Garside
John Perkins
Clytie
Clifton
P. G. Tonsing
R. G. Walters
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