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Atchison Weekly Globe

Location

Atchison, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1928

Page

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Atchison Becomes Hub For All Weather Road Network

Early this spring two highway projects in Atchison County will surface key links to make most state and federal roads in the area all weather. Contracts for surfacing U.S. 73 E and K-16 to the county line advance with state aid, linking Atchison to Troy and to nearby towns as work proceeds.

Wodnesday Paty Atchison County Measter Huron Nanasae J Neese Doniphan Aeconn Shane Ed Iverson A. C "Bud" Stintz Roy Coleman State Highway Commission Topeka Monmie Nortonville Tuscotah Horton Federati Ayetem Atchison Troy Hiawatha Effingham Muscotah Nortenyville Atchieat County Leavenworth Missouri Mussouri River Kansas Doniphan County Nortonville Road Omaha Junction Good Roads Committee Chamber of Commerce John W. Gardner W. W. Buck Board of County Commissioners Buck Earl Green Store Waggener Hill Vickery Corner Higley Farm Pest County Farm Mt. Vernon Cemetery Fourteenth Street Branchton Shen

Day's Doings In Atchison Society Notes And Oddities

A jumble of local items from Atchison. Pet Byrne recovers in hospital while Tom Ball sports a $1,600 diamond ring joke. a male quartet at Sumeer is courted for a Henry Field station engagement. Dennis Reed seeks parole. Bellevue clubhouse gets a spring refresh. Topeka trips and local job woes are noted, along with radio factory plans, Judge Gundy’s arm injury, Governor Paulen on tax talk, and a reckless citizen who cleans up wrecks. A Hartman family fire scare is recounted with a timely warning.

Pet Byrne Atchison Hospital Tom Ball Simpson Building Sumeer Henry Field Station Dennis Reed Hutchinson O. J Levin's Sporting Goods Bellevue Country Club Tom Byrne Topeka Capitol Building Santa Fe Itilees Capper Atchison Missouri Valley Nirs Augusta Heidemann Od Groh Paulen Kansas Warehousemen and Transfermen Association Jake Wellman United States Twelfth Kansas Avenue Wellman Henry Hartman Hartman

Air tour to visit Atchison planned by national group

Saturday summary notes an air tour to Atchison in April. The National Aeronautical Association will lead a 25-ship flight visiting multiple Kansas cities including Newton Hutchinson Great Bend and Atchison. Stops list Salina Fort Riley Kansas City Ottawa Chanute Parsons Coffeyville and more with tentative landings in Atchison and Salina.

Atchison National Aeronautical Association Wichita Beacon Newton Hutchinson Great Bend WePherson Lindsborg Salina Concordia Clay Center eet Yo_iton City, “ce, Ateluson, Kansas City, Kas. Paola Ottawa Chanute Parsons Eyvile Tree Moline Arkansas City Winfield Fort Riley Kansas Citis Scar

Former Effingham Man Ines In Colorado Springs

Robert Alexander Harman age 61, formerly of Effingham, died in Colorado Springs after an appendicitis operation. He moved to Colorado Springs five years ago for health reasons and later worked in real estate and insurance there. He leaves a widow and three sons and will be brought back to Effingham for burial. James Harman, Atchison barber, is his brother.

Colorado Springs Robert Alexander Harman Effingham Harman Atchison County Mr. Harman Robert Lloyd Harman Atchison Otho Town Raymond Kansas City James Harman Robert A. Harman Pennsylvania Andrew Harman Robert Harman Dora Roger Bern Reilly John Douglass Tom Gleeson Kuhridge Rome George English Wathena W. H. Smith Donald Bros. Drygoods Ramsay Pros. Drygoods Co English Atchison High School Mr. Smith Maxine Gordon Mrs. Smith St. Joe Herman East Atchison Roy Linley Wea George Ramsay Silanch Img Veterans Hospital A. B. Howe A. B

Longtime Bean Lake farmer L G Daniels dies aged 70

L G Daniels 70 prominent Bean Lake area farmer died at his home after a long life in Missouri farms. Born near Springfield October 21 1857 he moved to West Plain then near Bean Lake in 1887. Survived by two sons L E Daniels Rushville L O Daniels Colorado Springs three daughters Mrs E M Gordon Rushville Mrs Margaret Evans and Laura Daniels at home one sister Mrs Laura Garrett West Plain. Funeral arrangements pending.

L. C. Daniels Bean Lake Mr. Daniels Springfield West Plain Daniels Beanlake L. E. Daniels Rushville L. O. Daniels Colorado Springs

Fritz Stutz Chosen County Commissioner in Third District

Charles F Fritz Stutz 34 steps into his late father Chris Stutz's role as county commissioner from the third district. Appointed yesterday by Ed Iverson A Bud Shultz and Dick Gilman he will serve the unexpired term until a successor is elected in November. He is a married farmer and World War I veteran from near Monrovia.

Charles F Fritz” Stutz Chris Stutz Ed Iverson A. Co Bud” Shultz Dick Gilman Fritz Stutz Monrovia Stutz Co. I 353Rd Infantry Atchison County

Thomas Patrick Gleeson Potter Dies Suddenly

Thomas Patrick Gleeson a 68 year old potter and prominent farmer of Potter died suddenly yesterday at 3 pm at his home. He was found in his barn and suspected heart attack. Survived by widow and three daughters Mary Aurelia. four sisters including Sister Loretta. Funeral at Brook Church at 2 pm with burial at the local cemetery.

Thomas Patrick Vile Gleeson Proming Potter St. Joe Hig Barn Potter Joe Joseph Gleeson Walnut Towakdh Oes John Mary Aurelia Loretta Mt. St. Scholsatia Margaret Gleeson Tehison Frank Coleman Holsington Broorick’s Mtrvices

Thayer Foundry Markets Ford Power Transmitter for Farms

Atchison Thayer foundry markets the E Z power transmitter that attaches to a Ford crank shaft to drive farm machinery. The unit, sold directly to consumers, powers equipment from cutters to grinders and pumps, with wide distribution across the United States and plans to add a feed mill and grinder in Atchison.

Atchison Thayer Foundry Thayer aKity Ford Union Rhode Island W. H. Thayer Thayer’s

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