Local News Items and Notices From the County
A jumble of community notes reports on legal and school actions, local residents travel, social news and obituaries. It notes a district court bound over claim, misrepresentation in teacher book actions, and a Kansas university article. Also mentions Mrs Shockey ill with neuritis, Oklahoma poultry dealers gathering, and multiple local visits and farewells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alent
Chery
Corey Ted Pee
Crete
Reet
Momeey
Habbing
George Washinafom
Thomas
Hemts
United States
Kaneas University
Yreefe
Death and moving notices and local questions at county seats
Long column covers the death of Mrs Nie and a 53 year marriage, property trust in Atchison, and family ties. It notes resignation of J C Merry as Lancaster township trustee and immediate successor needed for tax assessors. Also reports signs in county offices, traffic semaphore plans, curling interest, church committee appointments, liquor stationTalk about court, licenses issued for marriages, property purchases on North Seventh street, and local social notes including a St Benedict game attendance and Bunny Meyer switching to golf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ¢. Merry
Lancaster
Berry
Duthea
Board of Commissioners
Nels Fletcher
Maurice P. O'Keefe
Lawrence Day
John McIntosh
H. B. Mize
Kansas Episcopal Diocese
Topeka
Otis Gray
Wichita
Atchison Episcopal Church
Lou Baker
Bunny Meyer
Fifth Street
Fifth
Cupid
A. B. DeDual
Virgil Burns
Erma
Forest City
Pittsburg
Pikes Peak Ocean
Ocen
Doniphan
Marshall
Brown Counties
Starshall County
Marshall County
Nemaha
Balleyville
Nemaha County
Baileyville
Brown
St. Joseph
Supreme Court
State Highway Commission
Louis Shockey
Oak Street
George
Shockey
Atchison County Probate Court
Jack Hartman
The
Globe
Floyd Spaun
George Edwards
Spaun
Edwards
Hartman
Community
Borger
Texas
Texas Panhandle
Amarillo
Atchison
Oliver Turner
Lorin Lyons
Lyons
Turner
Ramsay's
George Brown
North First Street
Atchison Hospital
A. H. Langworthy
C. F. Jones
North Sixth Street
Otis Wilson
South Fifth Street
Henry Behrens
Herbert Ham
St. Benedict's
St. Benedict’s
John Tabor
Ught
Francis O'Keefe
Dooley” O'Keefe
Todd Sloan
Kansas City Board of Trade
Atchison Kiwanians
McNary-Haugen
National Guard
China
Anna Carlson
Manhattan
Buford
Chester Bauman
West Main Street
Noyes Hospital
St. Joe
Joe Seibel
Prince of Wales
John Brown
Bauman Fur Co
Mr. Baumann
France
City Commission
Babe Wagnener
William H. Turner
Jefferson County
First
Kansas Infantry
Rock Creek
Ed Turner
Valley Falls
Wilt Coleman
Fragmentary Local Notice On Public Sale And Station Activities
The readable fragments describe a public sale action at a station amid general civic activity. Mentions of Ridgeport area, dates, and local officials are unclear but indicate official notice and a street scene with intermittent references to water and weather. The text is heavily garbled with many missing words.
Coleman brothers buried in Oskaloosa mourning crowd
Funeral for Frank and George Coleman drew about 1,500 mourners in Oskaloosa after their deaths near Lawrence. The service at the Methodist church included several former pastors and local ministers, with burial at Onkaloosa cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
Coleman
Mekaloon
Coleman Brothers
Frank
George
Croming
Lawrence
Hawke
Methodist
Nichols
Stevenson
Winchester
Whitlow
M. F
Kircher
Presbyterian Church
Onkaloosa
K. U
Faternity Brothers
Topeka
Kansas City
Atchison
Unclear OCR notes on theft case and witnesses
Fragmentary text describes thefts investigated by police. Mentions a potter in Lee Walterk Satter chum and reference to a Mr Walterk, with a female California figure. Details are obscured and not coherent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaneee
Wien
Hatiog
Lee Walterk
Mr Waltek
Pillsbury Lets Tank Contract In Minnesota Mill Upgrade
A contract awarded to the Foswell Abiskog company of Chicago calls for building a new bin line at Pillsbury mill in Minnesota, adding to current capacity. Construction will start immediately with the new tanks to be placed east of the present facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thuretey'e Pulty
Pillsbury Mill
Wee Bettelay
Minnes
Glebebee
Foswell, Abiskog Company
Chicago
Former Potter Child Victim Of Fatal Accident
A young girl from Potter was killed in a street accident near Leavenworth while returning home from Lansing with other children. An officer driving a Port Leavenworth car struck the child on a path. she died in St. John’s hospital in Leavenworth during the night. Funeral arrangements set for tomorrow morning in Leavenworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alne Wiele
Lancing
Port Leavenworth
Beth
Leavenworth
Lansing
St. John's
Leo
John
Robert
Mandie
Nick Tilney
Potter
Wayne Heintzelman
Atchison
Valentine party bids farewell to Knowles and Underwood
At Good Intent Schoolhouse in Atchison, a Wednesday afternoon party honored Leonard and Henry Knowles and Gene Underwood who leave the school on March 1. A short program featured Miss Eda Smith piano solos and a Valentine contest won by Mary Kitsser, Dorothy Kitsser and Billy Kitsser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery Tualentine
Wen
Ntent
Leonard
Henry Knowles
Gene Underwood
Eda Smith
Valentine
Mary
Dorothy
Billy Kitsser
Monica Madden
Untitled Historical Legal Notice Fragment
A damaged OCR fragment discusses pretrial matters, elections, and state reform in Kenene, mentioning Attorney Maurie B P OF Reete and Representative Walker. It references a 1978 act, seeking parties, and questions about county counts and reform detailed in court and city records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Walker
Ospun
Pont
Coleman
Maurie BP
Seeret
Marcha
Come Coort
Mistaken Substance Mix Up Leads to Illness in Netawaks
Prom Thorefer's Daltrey Hiehanti of Netawaks took a dose of alcohol by mistake thinking it tonic. Hemphill, who was away, fell ill but is recovering after treatment on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom
Thorefer
Daltrey Hiehanti
Netawaks
Hemphill
Mr. Hemphill
Mrs. Lorene Handke Dies in Topeka Hospital
Mrs. Lorene Handke 86 died after a four year illness in a Topeka hospital. She was wife of Fred Handke of 984 Riley Street and daughter of Julius Winkler of Potter. Funeral services held at Trinity Lutheran Church in Atchison with burial in Mt Vernon cemetery. She leaves her husband two children Mildred and Kenneth her father Julius Winkler and seven siblings. Born July 16, 1890 near Atchison and married May 19 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorene Handke
Topeka
Fret Mandke
Riley Street
Julius Winkler
Potter
Atchison
Stanton Funeral Home
F. W. ©. Jesse
Trinity Lutheran Church
Mt Vernon
Handke
Mildred
Kenneth
August Lohman
Viola
Clara
Ellen Winkler
Emil Winkler
Rose
Lillian Winkler
Laramie Street
Albert Winkler
Lovemont
Henry Handke
Carl Winkler
Jarbalo
Kas
Fred Handke
4H Club Organizes in First Meeting
The 4 H club met February 5 with leader Mrs. Watson. Officers elected include Nellie Ferris president Dorothy Reed secretary and Georgia Warner reporter. They learned about cake and bread flour cereals quick breads and carbohydrates then enjoyed a social hour and refreshments. They adjourned to meet February 26 with Mildred Stever. Ed Iverson received word that Ness T Ness died December 28 1924 in Norway, last employed by Iverson before he returned to Norway. Atchison exchange praised for efficiency aiding a busy caller and a new daughter born to Dean and Letha Walcott of Atchison, now Chicago residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Warner
Ed Iverson
O. K. Hillman
Hallis
Alaska
Ness T. Ness
Atchison County
Norway
Ness
Atchison
Iverson
Mr. Ness
Mr. Iverson
Central
Thea
Dean Walcott
Chicago
Warrants for Book Agent Case Enter District Court
The district court will hear warrants for Thomas, charged with peace disturbance, with sheriff Will Coleman serving in court. Thomas and his agents are linked to alleged illegal book activity in Atchison and neighboring counties. The case involves preliminary examination and arraignment before Judge Day and Judge W A Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manrice
Mice Grane
Thomas
Haren
Bey
Beete
Mice Smith
W. A. Jackson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iemane Aer
Aogamonte
Frank Shockey
Main Street
J. H W. Wilson
Wilson Poultry Company
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Airs
John Tate
Cummings
Tate
Julia Vanderwelde
Parallel Street
George Watson
Winter
J. W. Raffety
Maple Street
Mr. Watson
Kansas Cty
John Putman
Timothy Hay
Mr. Putman
William Marian Harpe
Tamoni
Charles F. Harpe
Latter Day Saints
Lamoni
Lameni
Harpe
Tie
Charles Harpe
Pam Otome Parte
Wee
B.A. Colemen
Fremont
Fetuter
Kanawe
Mawotehmering
Horton
Aleman
G A. Nie
Albany
N. Y
Mre Coleman
Pettie
Ieee
Heer
Newton Ruth
Wright
Thoreday's Daily
Abe Gerard
Vincent ‘K. Addison
A. B. Howe
Louis Jochems, Jr
Sixth
Harres Wicks
Blish, Mize & Silman Hardware House
Geneva Transue
Kosmerski
South Bend
Ind
Public Service Corporation
Henry Goll
Goll
Plutocrats
Sid Anderson
Claude Warner
Plutes
Memorial Hall
Walt Thompson
Herb Welsh
Bert Gilmore
Waldaver
C. Rouuert
Pou Phere Eise Pee
Pillsbury
TANK
Feewell Abisheg Co
CITY
Rte Sik
Penn Pieter
Peur
Victin
Jack Stanton
Misouri
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