P K Symns Named Kansas Master Farmer Class of 1932
P K Symns of Doniphan County north of Atchison is named one of Kansas's ten master farmers for 1932. He and nine others were honored at the Achievement Day banquet at Kansas State College Manhattan. The article details Symns farming operations, cattle breeding, hogs and poultry, farm size, fertilization, pest control, and community involvement, along with the other nine recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. K. Symns
Kansas
Kansas State College
Manhattan
C. E. Lyness
Troy
Doniphan County
Dean L. E. Call
State College Division of Ariculture
FH. Manning
White City
F. W. Atkinson
Kansas Livestock Association
Symns
Atchison
Andy
Doniphan
W. P
W. P. Symns
Andy Symns
W. P. Dodge
Harold M. Chamney
Lawrence
Arthur J. White
Coldwater
Lawrence Collins
Dwight
Walter L. Olson
R. W. Goodman
St. John
J. F. Rankin
Neodesha
H. P. Hansen
Minneapolis
T. G. Wilkens
McDonald
February 11 1933 Atchison Daily Happenings Notes
Local items include W C Thomas laid up with flu Carl Peterson back in Denver sleepers at city hall Bernadette Bomar ill Hayden duo in New Orleans Valentine boxes from Dilgerts 180000 colored Civil War soldiers cited. Weatherford Atchison Water Co head returns from St Louis alcohol bill reconsideration in Kansas legislature 1933 license tags rush at county treasurer office and pen alty if not bought by March 1 Mrs Phillips Bulgarian trip talk and Dovey opera fame recalled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernadette
Jim Bomar
C. C. Hayden
New Orleans
Dilgert’s
E. L. Buster
South Sixth Street
Sam Estes
Atchison County
Senators
David Barry
Missouri Pacific
Scott Clingan
Perry Underwood
Clem Tugegle
Maur Hill
Atchison-Rosedale
Robert Wilcox
Santa Fe Street
Weatherford
Atchison Water Co
St. Louis
Kansas
Atchison
Arthur Eymann
Wallace Brockett
Trumpil Club
Eugene Clark
C. M.voelker
Frank Barkow
Fred Reisner
Linn Hekelnkaemper
Ann Wolters
Opal Fitch
Dorothy Wright
New York City
Gus Phillips
Falls City
Trinity Episcopal Parish House
Phillips
George Faber
Bulgaria
Athens
Rock of Gibraltar
Boris
George Falter
John Falter
Brothers
Falter
Suzanne Falter
John Palter
Alice Dovey
Kansas City
Shubert Theater
Dovey
Plattsmouth
Neb
Ethel
Europe
Temple of London
Queen Victoria
Atchison Hospital
Oscar Luthy
E. L. Kramer
North Tenth Street
Bill Ankrum
Main Street
Addie Cox
Muscotah
Herman Kessler
Bernice Brentano
Joe Brentano
Bendena
Ernest Bishop
Effingham
Charles Seager
Kansas Avenue
Virginia Edmiston
J. W. Edmiston
North Terrace
C. P. Forbes
Forbes
Orpheum
Royal Theaters
E. T (Ted) Meyer
Vic King
Topeka
Chame Powers dies in Atchison home at 84
Chambers Powers aged 84 died at 10 30 p m at the C A Burton residence 423 South Sixth street where he had lived the past four years Cause is general debility He was born April 28 1848 in Marysville Ohio and moved to Atchison in 1910 He married Inez Smith in Nauvoo Illinois April 20 1876 Mrs Powers died in 1916 He is survived by a son Edward Powers Centralia a daughter Mrs C L Lochard Osborne five grandchildren and five great grandchildren He was a Mason of Osborne Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers Powers
C. A. Burton
South Sixth Street
Osborne
Kas
Lawin & Douglass
Mr. Powers
Marysville
Atchison
Father Leonard to a New Post at Holy Cross Abbey Canon City Colo
Father Leonard Schwinn O S B named apostolic administrator and prior of Holy Cross abbey Canon City Colorado by the pope. He will depart soon to assume duties. The abbey, raised to abbey status in 1925, houses 25 priests and 16 clerics. Abbot Martin announced Malachy Sullivan to head the philosophy department. Egbert Hall will serve as student chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Leonard Schwinn
O.S. B
St. Benedict's
Holy Cross Abbey
Canon City
Colo
Pope
Rome
Martin Veth
St. Benedict’s Monastery
Leonard
Holy Cross
Father Leonard
Wellington
Kas
Order of St. Benedict
St. Vincent's Archabbey
Latrobe
St. Benedict's Colege
St. Mary's Church
Purcell
St. Benedict’s
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Fremont County
Pueblo
Colorado
Abbot's Lodge
Abbot Martin
Father Malachy Sullivan
Belgium
Father Egbert Hall
St Benedicts Hosts Visiting Debate Teams At Invitational
St Benedicts college hosts 25 teams from Kansas, Missouri, and Nebraska for an invitational debate tournament on the topic of canceling inter allied war debts. Debates are non decision with two rounds held today and two more planned this afternoon. Women teams number seven of 23, earning strong praise for research and earnestness. Father Leonard Schwinn leads the event with Charlie McNeill as student manager and Mrs James Curtis along with Miss Trena Veth on the reception committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
St. Benedict's
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
United States
St. Benedict's College
Leonard Schwinn
St. Benedict’s
Charlie McNeill
James Curtis
Trena Veth
Lincoln visitors and regional notes across Atchison
Marion Kohler and others from Lincoln and nearby towns appear in local social notes. Mentions include Pat Hennessey from Oak Mills reducing club dues, Mrs. John Sullivan in Severance visiting the Morleys, and Miss Anne Phillips in Kansas City. A long historical column recalls Lincoln assassination myths and confirms Booth’s death in Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Kohler
Lincoln
Neb
Bill Oswald
Austin Brown
St. Louis
Jimmy Crouch
Pat Hennessey
Oak Mills
Falls City
Topeka
Atchison News Briefs Highlight Local Life and Notes
Local society and town news items list entertainments at homes and clubs, hospital admissions, upcoming elections, school board candidates, and weather impacts. Listings include Mrs. Babe Waggener hosting Saturday, Mrs. Harry Fish entering Atchison hospital, transfers filed, Talbert Trial heading to Florida, and Rio Grande freeze damage to crops in southern Texas.
Atchison Community Chatter Sparks Local miscellany
A jumble of items from Atchison includes jokes about civic figures and a stray political jab while recalling Abe Latz leaving town. Various notes praise residents, mention local gossip, and tease readers with light anecdotes about city life and national history.
Missouri Pioneer James Edward Grooms Dies at 82
James Edward Grooms 82 a pioneer resident of northwest Missouri died at his home near Bean Lake after a 14 month illness with kidney trouble. Funeral services are set for Sugar Creek church with burial in the church cemetery. He was born June 19 1851 in Clark County Kentucky and moved to Buchanan County as a boy. Survived by wife Meggie Pitts Grooms three daughters one son 20 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Street
Atchison
Abe Latz
Jackson Park
Henry Logeman
Wirt Hetherington
Pete Gerhardt
John Sacks
New York City
Bill Porter
Hazelitt
Abraham Lincoln
Kiwanis
P. K. Symns
Arthur Capper
Dave Barry
Bohemia
P. K Symns
Globe
Bert Gilmore
Bert
C. C. Hayden
Raymond Keithline
United States Senate
Jim Grooms
Bean Lake
Jim Groom
Robin Bob Lynch
H M. Ernst
Andy Clark
Benton Wilson
Bendena
Jordan Creek
Doniphan County
South America
Palm Beach
San Francisco
Shenandoah
Ohio State Penitentiary
G. Barton Wilson
James Edward Grooms
Northwest
Missouri
Beanlake
Sugar Creek
Grooms
Lawin & Douglass
Clark County
Buchanan County
Platte County
Meggie Pitts
Rushville
St. Joseph
D. Jones
Ray Mallory
DeKalb
Earl Horton
Warrensburg
Edward Grooms
Death of A C Garrison 73 in Atchison area
A C Garrison 73 died just before 5 a m at his home near Omaha Junction after ill health since December. Funeral by Rev M O Kellison at Stanton and Stanton chapel at 2:30 p m Thursday. Burial Oak Hill cemetery. Born Wisconsin March 24 1859, he lived in Atchison area 25 years after leaving Iowa. Survived by widow Alice, married 1929, son Walter Garrison New Market Iowa, sisters Minnie and Jeannette Kite Farmington New Mexico, and one grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Garrison
Omaha Junction
M. O. Kellison
The
Christian Church
Stanton & Stanton
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mr. Garrison
Wisconsin
Atchison
Iowa
Alice Garrison
Walter Garrison
New Market
Minnie Kite
Jeannette Kite
Farmington
N. M
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W. C. Thomas
Carl Peterson
Denver
Andy Andrews
John Raterman
Sugar Lake
N. G
Bob Lynch
Sumner
Leo Clark
Guy Rose
Floyd McKnight
William Baumener
John Leason
Bob Carter
California
Whitelaw
Court House
G. R. Duvall
Minerva H. Neely
Joe
Ralph Duncan
Ralph
Tom Costello
Chicago
Leo Nusbaum
Father Edmund
Norman Parrish
Piggott
Ark
J. A. Gray
Zion Baptist Church
Sam Ewing
Joe Gallagher
Nortonville
Raven
Bert Trail
Florida
C. M. Voelker
Atchison Music Club
Clarence Bienke
Frank Harch
George H. Brown
Goddard
Mt. Vernon Cemetery
J. D. Colbert
Charlie Clark
Keithline
John Sullivan of
Severance
Dr. and
Mrs
al Morley
John Kohler
Joe Howard
Anne Phillips
Genevieve Malone
Spellman’s
Ernest Poehler
Wichita
Steve Boneau
Atchison Stockyards
Denvaile Deringer
Massasoit Court
Lau
George R. Parker
Mr. Lau
Gaylord
Mr. Parker
John Wilkes Booth
Booth
Virginia
Maryland
Boston Corbett
Garrett Farm
Port Royal
Ford
Washington
Samuel Mudd
David Herold
Potomac
Rappahannock River
Garrett
Herold
Navy Yard
John F May
Seventh Street Arsenal
Federal Prison
Army War College
Edwin Booth
Baltimore
Maryland Historical Society
Greenmount Cemetery
Charley Remsburg
San Diego
Calif
Forrest Warren
San Diego Union
Pacific Coast
Rotary
Forres
W.C. Linville
Martinez
Meyer Berkson
Berkson
Dan Droesch
Fourth
Laramie
Russell
Piper
Red Cross
A. W. Seng
C. K. Davis
Presbyterian Church
Agne
Roger Haines
Bell Memorial Kansas City Hospital
Jig
Billy Mize
Babe Waggener
Cleve Grover
J. M. Challiss
Harry Fish
Whiting
Hugh Gillen
Probasco
Joe Clark
Roy Seaton
Sam Wright
Crowell Street
C. H. Adams
Owl Case
Vera Ebling
Hanna Poultry and Egg
Harrison Dury
John Taylor
Ernie Schaaf
Office of
the Register of Deeds
Joe Donaldson
Nels Fletcher
Pleasant Hour Club
Ray Fletcher
Fletcher
Charles Watts
H. M. Watts
Atchison High School
Chester Mize
H. E. Muchnic
B. L. Brockett
Trinity Episcopal Parish
Jess Procter
Armin Soph
Soph
Boonville
Procter
Talbert Trial
Lloyd
Talbert
University of Kansas Medical School
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Corpus Christi
Sam Connor
Ernie Sehaaf
Primo Carnera
Carnera
Max Baer
Gene Tunney
Tunney
Tt. B. Armstrong
Kansas State Grain Department
M. R. McLean
Armstrong
McLean
Landau
William Pierce
Cambridge
Bristol County
Rhode Island
Osbacco
Kentucky
George Hill Lewis
Cincinnatti
Ohio
University of Tennessee Extension Livestock Specialists
Tennessee
Kansas City Times
RE. W. Howe
Adelaide Howe
Miami
Fla
Edward Bok
Cyrus H. K. Curtis
E. F. Brown
William Elliott
Philadelphia
Curtis
Lyndonia
E. W. Howe
Times
G. H. T. Schaefer
Parallel Street
Missouri Pioneer
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