One-Eyed Cars Seen as Danger
Atchison police report numerous complaints about cars with only one headlight and no tail light. Chief W C Linville orders strict enforcement, warning fines and jail for violations and immediate court hauling for offenders. Officers to target incomplete stop compliance as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
W. C. Linville
Lin- Ville
Linville
Death of Mrs John Low at 19 in Atchison
Ruth Funke Low aged 19 wife of John Low died at home after a five day illness attributed to flu. Funeral at St Mark's Lutheran Church Monday at 2:30 PM. Born February 33, 1913 in Atchison she attended local schools and graduated in 1931. Survived by husband parents W H Funke, two sisters Loretta and Margaret, two brothers George and Bill. She was active in church and National Honor Society.
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Ruth Funke Low
John Low
Mound Street
Low
Atchison
Atchison Public
Atchison High School
St. Joseph
W. H. Funke
Loretta
Margaret Funke
George
Bill Funke
St Mark’s Lutheran Church
Day's Doings and Local Notices From Mount Vernon
A roundup of local items notes seven burials at Mount Vernon cemetery since January, social jots on residents and visitors, a fire destroying a Missouri cottage, funeral services for James F. Gallery and John W. Francis, plus various remarks from Ashtison area residents. Also recorded are local happenings at restaurants, hunting plans, New Year cards, and Rotary Club chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon Cemetery
C B Chilcote Is Dead In Atchison Hospital
Influenza and complications caused the death of Dayton B. Chilcote 31 at Atchison hospital at 10:50. He worked for Missouri Pacific in bridge and building since June 1925 and lived at 418 Q street. Survived by wife Edna Trumble and daughter Beverly Frances. two brothers J B Chilcote and C C Chilcote. sister Mrs L J Woodburn. Funeral Friday 2:30 at Stanton Funeral home. Burial Mt Vernon cemetery.
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Dayton B. Chilcote
Atchison Hospital
Chilcote
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Bridge and Building Department
Q Street
Circleville
Kas
Edna Trumble
Atchison
Kansas City
Beverly Frances
J. B. Chilcote
Blue Rapids
C. C. Chilcote
South Fourth Street
L. J. Woodburn
Fostoria
Stanton Funeral Home
W. E. Wheeler
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Mt. Vernon Cemetery
Rolla Miller Dies at 39 in Atchison
Rolla R. Miller aged 39, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Miller of Atchison, died at 10:40 a.m. in Atchison hospital after influenza. Funeral at St. Mark's Lutheran Church 4 p.m. Saturday. Burial Mt. Vernon cemetery. Survived by parents, one brother Sam C. Miller, and two children Betty Ellen and Ruppert Stevens Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolla R. Miller
O. C. Miller
South Eighth Street
Atchison Hospital
Miller
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
W. E. Wheeler
Missouri Pacific
W. J. Burton
Pueblo
Colo
Jackson-Walker Coal & Mining Co
Kansas City
Midland Coal & Coke Co
Garden City
January chatter and local insights fill The Globe page
A mosaic of quotes and notes from Topeka residents covers weather memories, social jests, and local happenings. Highlights include remarks by Albert Armstrong and Joe Deving, a report on Kansas fish and game league proposals, and Mrs. Knute Rockne visiting Atchison with her son Knute Rockne Jr. The column also recalls deaths, a deer hunt, a misidentified phone call, and civic life reflections.
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Albert Armstrong
Topeka
George Faber
Sam Munson
Chicago
Joe Deving
Atchison
George Bolefahr
Kiwanis Club
Globe
G. C. von Neida
Gene Howe
Texas
John Reinhard
Joe Clark
Junior Plumb
Alaska
Milton Deutsch
The
Kansas City Star
Homer Pratt
Cy Weatherford
Leander
Marshall Frank Dilgert
Bill Paradise
DOG OWNERS MUST SHELL OUT FOR 1933 LICENSES
1933 dog license tags arrive at the Atchison police station as Officer John Whitaker urges immediate payment of the dog tax. Male tags cost two dollars and female tags three. Whitaker will round up untagged or stray dogs, a duty he says may lead to destroying pets. Local notes mention community members recovering from illness, a bridge being poured, and various brief statements from residents and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Izaak Walton League
State Fish, Game and Forestry Commission
Topeka
Kansas
Fish and Game Commission
State General Fund
League
John Whitaker
Atchison
Whitaker
James F Gallery Dies in Atchison
James F Gallery 51 a Missouri Pacific shop employee died at 9 this morning at his home east of the Bellevue Country club after a pneumonia illness. Funeral at Sacred Heart church with burial at Oak Hill. Rosary at 8 this evening. Stanton & Stanton in charge. He came to Atchison eight years ago from Eureka Springs Ark to work as a mechanic for Missouri Pacific. Survived by widow Frances Moore Gallery a daughter Mary Catherine two sisters Agnes and Margaret and brother Joe Gallery of Louisville.
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James F. Gallery
Sacred Heart Church
Oak Hill
Stanton & Stanton
John W. Francis
Lawin & Douglass
M. O. Kellison
The
Christian Church
Doniphan
Pete Gearhart
Joe Clark
Albert Geritz
Leo Nusbaum
Mr. Nusbaum
Rotary Club
Roger Babson
Mary A. Horton
Albert H. Horton
Supreme Court of Kansas
Kansas City
E. B. McDowell
Horton
Justice Horton
Atchison
Prescott
Topeka
Addison Prescott
Women’s
Kansas Day Club
Colonial Dames
James H. Curtis
Curtis
Missouri Pacific
Bellevue Country Club
Oak Hill Cemetery
Gallery
Mr. Gallery
Eureka Springs
Ark
Louisville
Frances Moore
Harrison, Ark
Mary Catherine
Agnes
Margaret Gallery
Joe Gallery
January Court Docket Opens With 21 Criminals In Atchison
From Saturday's Daily January 7 the district court in Atchison opens Monday with 21 criminal cases on the jury docket including a murder trial of Bob Thies, Shannon South, charged with first degree murder in the October 7 slaying of farmer George Milton. Judge W A Jackson, recovering from pneumonia, leads the term with 55 civil jury cases and 116 civil docketed hearings. The utility jury includes names like Frank Blodgett, David Tate, Charles Pitts, and others. Various local notes cover illnesses, hospitalizations, a newborn, a death, and local civic updates.
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Court House
W. A. Jackson
Bob Thies
Shannon South
George Milton
Thies
Jackson
Frank Blodgett
David Tate
Charles E. Pitts
Leon Calhoun
George Hinz
W. J. Geritz
W. W. Hetherington
H. M. Baker
Will Grippin
W. C. Oberlin
Fred P. Smith
H. F. Muench
P. R. Scholz
George Atherton
Addison Handley
Howard O'Neil
John V. Smith
Charles Ballard
Joe Noll
Glenn Steele
C. A. Klostermeier
Lavada Hudspeth of Rushville dies at 75
Mrs Lavada Evans Hudspeth 75 widow of William Hudspeth died at 1 oclock this morning at her Rushville home after strokes last year and three weeks ago. Born Valley Falls March 4 1857 she married on Ed Fenton farm south of Rushville. Survived by daughter Mrs Frank Arbuckle five sisters and four brothers and one grandchild. Funeral at Rushville Christian church Friday afternoon Rev William Allison in charge with burial in Armstrong cemetery. Stanton and Stanton in charge
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Gerard Heinz
St. Benedict’s Monastery
Mayo Brothers Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Rosa Miller
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
W. E. Wheeler
Mt. Vernon Cemetery
Stanton & Stanton
Norton
C. H. Finney
South
Lavada Evans Hudspeth
William Hudspeth
Rushville
Hudspeth
Valley Falls
Ed Fenton
Frank Arbuckle
Valencia
Kas
Tom
Ed Evans
Winterset
J. G. Evans
Macksburg
Harvey Evans
Philippine Islands
Mary Osborne
Pomeroy
Emily Thornbrugh
Laura Cribling
Jennie McCloskey
Chicago
Winnie Peacock
Los Angeles
Rushville Christian Church
William Allison
Armstrong Cemetery
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Clyde Shifflet
Larry Quigley
Maryville
Harold Muench
United States
Cecile Ferber
New York City
Annie Katz
North Third Street
Roger Haines
Bell Memorial Hospital
Sugar Lake
Missouri
M. O. Casey
Corning
J. B. Baker
Atchison Street
George Wolf
Harry Stevens
Landon
W. K
C. B. Chilcote
Jelores Jean
Clifford Cecil
North Fourteenth Street
Betty Lou Fairchild
Della Cecil
James Enke
Winfield
J. A. SanDe- Fur
Mt. Vernon
Chamber of Commerce
Masonic Building
Junior League
Public Health Association
Mary Horner
Gorrell
Cc. T. Gundy
Gorrell Place
Eldridge Adams
United States Air Service
Rolla Miller
Galesburg
Ill
New York
Portland Club
London Commission
Francaise du Bridge
Paris
Fulton’s
Malachy Sullivan
Belgium
St. Benedict’s College
University of Louvain
Charlie Spencer
Jack Spencer
Claude
M. Warner
Hugo Orlepp
Ed Mattocks
Joplin
Ed Dunn
Charlie Schaefer
Butch Butters
Tom Armstrong
Harry Heisey
Raymond Leacy
Main Street
John O'Connor
Marshall Warner
Charlie Dove
Omaha
Louie Glockner
Ed Billmek
St. Joe
Jim Simpson
George Fannan
Col
H. D. Williams
Frank Wilson
Bootsie” Anderson
Herbert Ham
John Fred Sass
Velma Johnson
B. F. Moore
Mr. Moore
Kansas Avenue
Ora Kirkpatrick
Bean Lake
Ed Buck
Neff Higgins
South Eighth
Felix Ernzen
Mr. Lister
Roy Lister
W.S. Contell
Hugh Williams
Contell
Williams
David Laurie
John Laurie
South Sixth Street
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
St. Benedict’s High School
Bill Rockne
Rockne
Jackie
Betty Jeanne
Bazaar
South Bend
Ind
Ripley
Hiawatha
Upper Commercial Street
Tony Kilkenny
Joe Arthur
Jim Gallery
Bob Snowden
Ray Zimmerman
C. R. Alexander
Congress
Highway No. 4
R. W. Ramsay
Texas Panhandle
W. F. Kienzle
John H. Brown
Sadie Sandler
Leavenworth
Elizabeth Berkson
Lin White
Coolidge
Clancy Miller
Sarah Snowden
Charleston
S. C
Charlie Medlock
Fred Aldrich
Arthur Drury
Bill Rogers
Eddie Cantor
McLaughlin Beauty Shop
Joe Snyder
Nortonville
London
Devis
Clifton Davenport
A. C. Garrison
Omaha Junction
G. Drimmel
Tom Schletzaum
Wilbur Branson
Drimmel
Earl Handley
Leona Mead
Earl Evans
John Mead
Clyde
St. Joseph's Academy
Miss Mead
Anna Mead
Siney Christie
T Street
R E. Christie
Christie
Mr. Christie
George Remsburg
Atchison County
Andrew J. Felt
Atchison Champion
Albert D. Richardson
Mississippi
Sumner
William J
Jack) Bailey
Walnut Township
Joseph W Sloan
Steadman Ball
St. Louis
W. W. Woodbridge
Seattle
Wash
Woodbridge
West Coast Lumberman
Steadman
W. G. Beitzel
Commercial Street
C. R. Strode
Seventh
Commercial Streets
C. W. Mayhugh
Maude Bunger
Chester Bunger
Fred Condit
Santa Fe Railroad
Neodesha Sun
Charles H. Bunger
Santa Fe
Ray Fletcher
Fletcher
Turner
State Penitentiary
Dorothy Whiten
Sam Blythe Sr
Roseville
Tipton Barnard
Barnard
Nelson
Larry Lispi
St. Benedict's College
Christian Brothers’ High School
Memphis
Tenn
Larry
Kansas State Highway Department
Albert Koester
Kansas City Times
Harry Ham Garage
A. R. Ranes
Carlos Alexander
Calvin Coolidge
Laura Roberts
Morrill
C. A. Anderson
Mary L. Connaway
Jean Browneing
Harry Ham
Henry Turner
Lancaster
Mary Ethel
M. J. Morrissey
Kearney Street
Boston
Bert Harrison
West Atchison
Emil Herzog
Almina Page
Harry Page
Effingham
Eugene Green
St. Mary’s Hospital
Senate
Perry Hams
Harry Hagen
Santa Fe Street
Lavada Hudspeth