Death claims Newell D. Todd prominent Atchison citizen
Newell D. Todd died at 10 10 am at his home 621 South Pourth street after a long illness from a heart attack. A Civil War veteran and longtime Atchison & Eastern Bridge Co official, he served as superintendent and later assistant secretary treasurer. Funeral at 2 15 pm Wednesday from his residence with Rev. Early Poindexter and burial at Mt Vernon cemetery beside his wife Hulda Aldrich Todd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell D. Todd
South Pourth Street
Atchison
Todd
Atchison & Eastern Bridge Co
Early Poindexter
Trinity Episcopal Church
Mt. Vernon Cemetery
Hulda Aldrich Todd
Newell Delno Todd
Lenawee County
Mich
Adrian
Eleventh
Michigan Calvary
Eighth Calvary
Nashville
Tenn
Michigan
Hulda Aldrich
Morenci
Midh
Hugh H. Todd
N. D. Todd
Masonic Order
Shrine
Elks Club
Mr. Todd
G. W. Searles
W. H. Bogle
S. H. Fullerton
F. M. Baker
Fred Giddings
S. R. Beebee
J. C. Fox
Dan Campbell
Kansas
Bver
Bridge Company
East Bridge
Missouri
DAY'S DOINGS IN ATCHISON REMINISCES AND ROMANCE
John Beamaderfer is sick and Will Seeber’s five year old boy has chickenpox. An Atchison man refuses water, Jim Colgan mourns a friend's death. Tom Brading may keep his state job under a new administration. Col Ralph Love unhappy since New Year. A Atchison youth’s heart is pierced by Cupid as a sieve. A Homemakers class plans a Friday evening at 917 North Eleventh Street. Bud Scholz attends the county commissioners’ January meeting after an early train trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Beamaderfer
Will Seeber
Atchison
Jim Colgan
Tom Brading
Col
Ralph Love
Mgr
Francis Kincaid
North Eleventh Street
First Methodist Church
Bud Scholz
T. A. Moxcey
Benjamin F. Sanders
Pardee
A. B. de Dual
Etta Sanders
Ira
Fred Moore
Bertha Sanders Moore
Mary Sanders
W. A. Sanders
Arthur E. Keirns
Christina
J. R. Keirns
Son
Rufus Henry Sanders
Frankie Moore
Georgia Collins
H. C. Hansen
Trinity Episcopal Church
Walter G. Beitzel
Heber Mize
J. C. Savory
Chester L. Mize
Sheffield Ingalls
A. C. Childs
W. F. Guthrie
Earl Robbins
Raymond Jones
Wichita
W. G. Beitzel
Heber B. Mize
W. F. Guthrie, Jr
Clive Hastings
Wendell Ryder
Kansas City
Trinity Church Choir
Trinity &Piscopal Church
E. W. Poindexter
Eoon
Jim Compton
Bart Schnell
Jim
Bart
Coon
Ed Jones
C. R. Bruce
Joe West
J. R. Gilman
Globe
Scott Clingan
A. B. DeDual
Roy Coleman
Claude Meyer
The
Christian Church
Walter Boney
John Kaff
Atchison man dies after long Effingham stay
Obituary notices from Atchison County recount the death of L R Whittier of Effingham, a longtime farmer and pioneer, with funeral plans to be announced. additional notices follow, including details on Thomas L White a Kansas attorney and former secretary to Senator Ingalls who died aged 86 in Kansas City Kansas.
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L. R. Whittier
Atchison County
Effingham
Globe
Golden Wedding Observed at Lovelace Home Near Muscotah
The Golden Wedding of Mr. and Mrs. William Lovelace marked fifty years of married life with a quiet observance at their Muscotah area home on Saturday January 5. Relatives from Oklahoma and Atchison sent greetings. a bank gift of $55 arrived as a token of congratulations. The couple, married January 5 1879 near Effingham, have lived on their present farm since then, and their family of four children, ten grandchildren, two great grandchildren, and many neighbors praise their community contributions and steadfast citizenship.
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William Lovelace
Muscotah
Alphonso and
Gustavus
Oklahoma
Hattie Brown
Helen
Atchison
Brown
W. E. Parrott
Effingham
Lovelace
Parrott
Benjamin Davies
Kansas City
Lovelaces
N.Y
Daniel Lovelace
Kansas
Jack McBride
Monrovia
Kapioma Township
Tony Candreta
Willard Osborne
William Reasch
Ira Reece
Mrs. Lovelace
Albert Roakes
Paul Handke
Atchison News Roundup Includes Local Personalities and City Budget
Local items report snow disposal into the Missouri River and business optimism for the coming year. Birthdays and illnesses are noted for Oak Mills and Atchison residents, plus a transport of a child to Kansas City for kidney concerns. The Horton-Muscotah road contract is awarded to Kansas Engineering of Topeka. Multiple local figures and families are mentioned in social notes, obituaries, and civic affairs, including tax refunds hitting city and county budgets.
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Atchison
Missouri
Dave Tate
Planing Mill
Dick King
Oak Mills
Babe Peyton Waggener
Kansas City
Horton-Muscotah Road
Kansas Engineering Company
Topeka
Re-elected officers prevail at Atchison County Farm Bureau Effingham
The Atchison County Farm Bureau met in Effingham and unanimously re elected last year's officers for the coming year. Earl Means remains president and will serve as state bureau delegate. A B Stannard is vice president. Joe Cassidy treasurer. W E Steward secretary. Delegates to the state board of agriculture include Fred Sutter. The meeting included a luncheon hosted by Effingham Presbyterians.
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Atchison County Farm Bureau
Effingham
Earl Means
Near Everest
A. B. Stannard
Atchison
Joe Cassidy
Cummings
W. E. Steward
Muscotah
State Farm Bureau
Fred Sutter
State Board of Agriculture
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Local filling station held up by three men in Atchison
Three youths in a stolen Pontiac robbed the Long Oil Co. station at Fifth and Main around 8 pm, escaping with about $25 after forcing the attendant to open the cash register. The car, described as heavy and driven by a nervous gunman, headed south toward Leavenworth. police in nearby cities were alerted.
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Sixth Street
Leavenworth
Topeka
Troy
St. Joe
Drimmel
Ale
Atchison
Atchison Eastern Bridge
James Colgan
Fourth
Main Streets
Long Station
Drimmer
Narrow escape as Binkley home burns after early morning fire
Loss estimated at 15000 dollars with insurance partially covering it destroyed the brick residence of J S Binkley on Forest Park yesterday. Miss Mary Binkley awakened her parents and led them through dense smoke. fire reached the dining room floor before discovery. Firefighters lacked city water and could not save the home though outbuildings remained intact. Mr Binkley, recovering from exposure, and Mrs Binkley with their daughter suffered minor burns. several canaries and a dog perished. a parrot survived. The blaze likely started in the basement near the furnace.
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Jin Tatham
Nortonville
Maurice P. O'Keefe
Jackson
Atchison
Huron
Muscotah
California
Santa Fe
Los Angeles
Jim Challiss
Peggy
Jack Challiss
Oscar Simmons
John Barry
Peggy Challiss
E. G. Burbank
Miss Mille
John
Challisses
Hamil Anderson
Anderson
Vera Dell Jones
J. S. Binkley
Forest Park Res
Binkley
Santa Fe Street
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Thomas L. White
Mr. White
John J. Ingalls
Whitstable
England
United States
C. K. Wells
Frederick Mills
Mills, Wells
Scottish Rite Masonic
Court of Honor
White
Frank White
Maniste
William F. White
Seattle
Nellie White
Mary White
Campbell Shockey
Tenth Street
Fourth Street
Cam” Shockey
Bern Shockey
Pacific Avenue
Missouri Pacific
Clyde Shockey
Irma Goff
Lincoln
Nebr
Goldie McKroskie
Mullins
Idaho
Bessie Collins
Springfield
Arthur Shockey
Sweetwater
William Godfrey
Lawin & Douglass
Oak Hill Cemetery
Telegraph
Wichita Dispatch
Martin Flanagan
Sedgwick County District
Pearl Hussey Flanagan
Countess de Taurine
Flanagan
Kan
L. K. Bowers & Sons
O. F Barnard
William A. Smith
Eunice Barnett
Paul Barnett
Barnett
W A Jackson
Charles Barnett
Andy Larson
Larson
Maud Roberts
F. M. Buckles
North Tenth Street
Ed McColgin
Mr. McColgin
Miss Roberts
Chamber of Commerce
Ray Bauman
Gene Howe
Amarillo
George F. Cook
Mound Street
Division Street
Frank Spiner
W. A. Glick
Commercial Street
Clarence Little
Will Cahill
W. J .Brownson
Atchison Hospital
Brownson
Missouri Paelie
Gus Seng
City Manger
Effingham Road
Dan Webster
Murphy Block
J. D. Cunningham
Keokuk
C. C. Barnes
Byram
George E. Powell
Falls City
D. N. Wheeler
E. W. Howe
Salooms
P. B. Stouffer
E. P. Green
Monument
Naughton, Conklin
Col Stockwell
Col Treat
Sam C. King
East Atchison
C. O. McCaskill
Otis House
Rex H. A. Davis
Chemistry
University of Kansas
Hoover
Leland Stanford University
Agricola
Georg Bauer
Vernon Haase
Harch Hardware Co
Claremore
Okla
Oklahoma Territory
Neil Watts
Vernon
Hatch
Nlows
Herschel Berry
Billy Underwood
Arizona
Walters Drug Store
John M. Hostetler
Belleville
Kas
C. M. Chandler
Kansas Avenue
Dearle McCulley
Battle Creek
Dave McCulley
West Commercial Street
Norine Lawless
Mamie Jarrell Lawless
Lawless
John Burbank
Bill Burbank
Hollywood
Cal
St. Benedict's
Charles Terry
Strassburg
Alsace
France
Nathan Deutsch
Julius
Now &S
South Fourth Street
John Raterman
Gilbert Guthrie
Charles Johnson
Wheeler Barlow
Edwin Lukens
James E. Cox
St. Joseph
Bearly Poindexter
Mt. Vernon
George Harcuff
R. G. Bosanko
Finance Committee
American Legion Auxiliary
Ida M. Walker
Norton
House of Representatives
Walker
O. H. Hatfield
Gray County
Need
Reed
Fay Gildersleeve
D. Ward
Ernest Underwood
Charles Curtis
Underwood
Ben F. Endres
George S. McLanahan
St. Mary's Hospital
Holmes Street
McLanahan
Ivanhoe Lodge
Pittsburgh
Little Rock
Leon J. Snow
Orville McLanahan
Robert Mc
Farm Bureau
Jackson Park
J.A. Demond
Katheryn Nass
Gene Sullivan
W. J. Brownson
M. C. Tate
Second
Laramie
James Henry Tate
Missouri Pacific Lines
E. Moulden
Northwest Missouri Press Association
E . Johnson
Tom Fitch
Albert Tucker
Tucker
Arthur Mize
Edith Fox
Frank Howard Co
Lawrence
Miss Fox
John Kew
Harry Crouch
Lee Crouch
Everest
W. H. Crouch
Phoenix
Ariz
Kansas City Star
Washburn College
Lucille Lawson
Lawson
Delta Gamma
Barney Askren
Leon
Askren
North Third Street
Epi Askren
Wastburn
Mgbt
Utah Avenue
Sixth
Tenth Streets
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