Atchison Daily Notes Full Of Local Updates
Local notices report multiple illnesses among residents. Key names include Mrs. Warren Hixon, Mrs. Hugh Miller, and Mrs. Caroline Handke critically ill. School staff changes noted with D. B. Skoghind leading the county bankers school. Bank for Sabetha faces closure due to dwindling deposits. positions and assets listed. Community events include a Union Three P T A program on thrift and hygiene and a WCTU play at the Methodist church.
Mrs J M Corcoran of Monrovia Dies
Mrs J M Corcoran 75 died at 12 15 this morning at her son Robert Corcoran s home in Monrovia after years of illness She came to Kansas 50 years ago with her husband the late J M Corcoran Survived by six children ten grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral services at Bendena Lutheran church Wednesday at 11 Rev Peterson to officiate Burial in Moray Kansas Stanton Stanton of Atchison in charge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Corcoran
Robert Corcoran
Monrovia
Sarah Elizabeth Wilson Corcoran
Mauds
Kansas
Corcorans
Don
Farmington
Bendena Lutheran Church
Peterson
Moray
Kas
Stanton & Stanton of
Atchison
Coasting accident concerns voiced by locals and visitors
John Fulton calls for guard against coasting accidents while Frank Bracke warns drivers to watch for coasting youths. Ed Lukens and Mrs. Guthrie are noted in personal recollections as editors and visitors. The Chamber plans the 1932 Kansas Farm Products Utilization meeting in Atchison, aiming to expand from last year’s Lawrence event.
Atchison Daily Briefs Public Life and Local Events
Atchison readers note Mrs. James Branaman's improved health and various local updates. Births, birthdays, health reports, upcoming shows, school talks, and a car collision involving Judge Jackson and Joe Seibel are recorded with hourly city details.
Atchison Figure Robert L. Pease and local ties recalled
In a reminiscence from Atchison, memories of Robert L. Pease surface. The account details his early 1800s business role, the Overland Stage Line, and later mail contracts in the far west, plus office ties at 105 North Second Street with Frank Bier.
Glimpses of Diverse Local Notes and Histories
A collage of short items covers kidnapping phrases, a contract course, school calendar notes, state politics, grandpa anecdotes, artistic feats, a boarding house claim, and a statistical weight story. It also includes a World War era wireless station note, a widow’s resilience vignette, jail fingerprints, and a Charl es Kennedy lecture on Yankee Doodle and the word Munkee.
Local Briefs From Atchison and Surrounding Areas
Tommy Sullivan heads to St Louis Sunday night. Mrs Fred Portonier of Oak Mills sent home from Atchison hospital today. C E Cox auditor in Snowden ne offices reports infection on his ace. Unmarried Falls City rail man educated two boys and funds their college. Mrs Lillian Potter returns to desk at Blish Mize Silliman after illness. Roy Walters Jr and wife move to Colonial apartments. Viola Boatwright leaves Atchison hospital for 601 South Sixth street home. Kansas highway commission new Horton plant will occupy two acres bought by state with shop to be built. Missouri Pacific bus from Leavenworth to Atchison took 2 hours 20 minutes amid ice sleet. R Kilbury master mechanic returns from Little Rock after brother ill but improving. Ralph Tennal and wife drive from Sabetha to Atchison. gravel roads slippery. Myr and Mrs Tennal former Globe reporters now Sabetha Herald editors. Mrs H A Dodderidge of Lawrence inspector for state board of review in Atchison. active in Democratic circles. John Ryan pleads guilty to persistent prohibition and is sentenced to one year in state penitentiary with probation on costs and April term report. previously jailed in Leavenworth county on liquor charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Torbett
Atchison
Osawatomie
Missouri Pacific
Falls City
W. B. Hayes
Charles Robinson
Bill Crume
Deer Creek
Ernest Hazel, Jr
Atchison County
George Winters
Ernest May
Jack Hurley
Burlington
Akron
Colo
Colorado
Jake Stuebinger
John Sacks
Missouri Railroad
Ingalls Gale
Albert Carr
Gale
Newt Walker
Carr
Fred Johnson
Charles Dove
Dove
March Field
Calif
Winslow
Ariz
Allen Shelly
Lieut
Shelly
Homer Miller
St. Joe
Miss Goldin Jones
Tom Harmon
Lulls City
Miss Jones
John Faber
George Faber
Atchison Merchant
New York
Viola Boatwright
Atchison Hospital
W. H. Randolph
South Sixth Street
Kansas State Highway Commission
Horton
Leavenworth
R. Kilbury
Little Rock
Ark
Ralph Tennal
Sabetha
Ralphennal
Myr
Tennal
Sabetha Herald
Globe
H. A. Dodderidge
Lawrence
Kansas State Board of Review
Dodderidge
Woodrow Wilson Club
John Ryan
Ryan
New Pastor for Baptists: J Aubray SanDeFur Chosen
The First Baptist church elected Rev. J Aubray SanDeFur of Lincoln Nebraska as pastor by unanimous vote after a vacancy since May. SanDeFur, 37, educated at Louisville Baptist Seminary, has served in Indiana and Nebraska as temperance education secretary. He and his wife and son will move in mid February and the church will rent a home for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Aubray SanDeFur
Lincoln
Nebr
First Baptist Church
Baptists
J. Hamilton Woodsum
Louisville Baptist Seminary
Louisville
Indiana
Nebraska
SanDeFur
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Hugh Miller
West Atchison
John Wagner
Skoghind
Bankers School
Charles McKee
George McKinney
Hobe
A. H. Asper
Laramie Street
Concordia and
Downs
L. M. Denton
Baptist Church
Caroline Handke
Charles Handke
T. K. Irwin
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Gomer Davies
Will French
Harry Woodring
Kent Kinniburgh
Charles B. Stafford
Casper, Wyo
Chamber of Commerce
Stafford
State Department of Commerce and Industry
Brenner
Arthur
Roy
Alto
Walter Ruhnke
Ivan Horn
Herbert Severan
Willie Folske
William Shears
Jake
Ed Stores
Elbert Lloyd
Frank Anslinger
National Bank of Sabetha
A. J. Collins
Union Three Parent-Teacher Association
Althea Flynn
Morris Neilson
Hobbs
C. W. Steinweden
W. P. Lambertson
Jim Strong
Bill
Jim
Washington
The
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Concordia
C. E. Mann
Osborne Farmer
Gomer
Charlie Mann
Mann
Methodist Church
A. H. Lehman
Hausen Armstrong
Steadman Ball
W. R. McCormack
Anne Cummings
R. D. Thompson
J. E. Hopkins
J. M. Phillips
Salvation Army
Heaven
Henry Ford
Pathfinder
Henry
Carl Klostermeier
Ethel Barrymore
India
L Street
Boston
George Washington
Franklin
John Breen
Oscar Coen
John Fulton
J. L. Hull
Wilson Hull
Kansas City
Jude Johnson
M. M. Munson
Bill Hayes
Homer
Pat Dunn
Dummy Weatherford
Dummy
Jake Banks
Walter Thompson
Chicago
Werner Levin
A. M. Jackson
North Seventh Street
J. S. Roe and
Jewel and Mae
Don Gannaway
Springfield
Armin Soph
Clem Tuggle
George Cleland
Larry Quigley
Warrensberg
Quigley
Maryville-Warrensberg
Joe Price
Kansas City-St. Joe
Joseph Gallagher
St. Joseph's Hospital
Leland Rigdon
St. Margaret’s Hospital
Charles Nestler
Otto Nestler
Russell, Kas
Rigdon
Charles S. Skilton
Skilton
Courtney Underwood
North Tenth Street
Good Intent
W.S. Pulliam
Dearborn
John Noll
Potter
Squires Corner
Lovemont
Joe C. Seibel
Hhis
Edward F. Mangelsdorf
E. F
Mangelsdorf
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
al Fannen
Murray
Peter Brown
Millie Johnson
Western Union
Bob Johnson
Dale Forgy
D. L. Forgy
Canyon City
Dale
J. E. Pollock
Brownsville
Tex
Elizabeth Pollock
Kenneth Hazel
XED
Mexico
Rock Island
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Arthur “Dutch” Lonborg
Evanston, Jr
Winchester
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Canada
Saskatchewan
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W. W. Guthrie
Harry Hearns
Troy Laundry
Home Service & Laundry Co
Chanute
Morting
Frank Bracke
C. E. Daniels
Piedmont
Ann Stevens
Daniels
Joseph Hilton
Kirk Hilton
Linley Motor Co
R. W. Ramsay
Ray Brown
Manhattan
Will Strayer
Betty
Abe Tonsing
Ed Mattocks
John Doyle
Jake Lansky
Adrian Holbert
Walter Winchell
W. P. Waggener
Abie Ege
Ramsey's
Will Miller
E. O. Macomber
Fred Ehret
Delbert
Ehret
Kearney Street
C. R. Kilbury
Ralph
Arch Dunham
Will Smith
Roy Davidson
Eleventh
Riley Streets
James Branaman
Charlie Collins
Charlie Seiler
Leo Nass
Barbara Hand
Clarence Little
Rushville
A. B. Strathmann
St. Louis
Mrs. Shaw
Katz Shoe
Commercial Street
Fred Brune
Midwest
Los Angeles
Joe Clark
W. Kk
Scott Smith
South Fourth Street
John van Bentham
Gene Roberts
United States of Europe
Everest
Dad” Geiger
John Schweingruber
Kentucky
Missouri
Gene Dennis
Isidor Smith
St. Benedict's College
William Tarrant
Memorial
John Morris
Joe Deviney
San Francisco
Ruth
California
Lois Deviney
Paulick’s Bakery
Lve
Sonora
Charlie Tickner
H. W. Merwick
Junior Merwick
Los Angeles A. A. U
Los Angeles Weather Bureau
Sarah Vandrell
North Third Street
Christian Church
M. Owen Kellison
Mt. Bethel Cemetery
J. A. Vendiel
Clay Vandrell
Martin Vandrell
Allen Pepper
Jasper Beard
Fred Black
Thurman Childers
Chester Murphy
Stanton & Stanton
W. A. Jackson
District Court
Seibel
Sixth Street
Kansas Avenue
John McConnaughey
Jackson Park
J. H. Brown
Holliday
Massasoit House
Overland Stage Line
Robert L. Pease
Denver
Far West
Pease Cates
J. P. Brown
Frank Bier
North Second Street
Pease
Westmoreland County
Virginia
United States of America
Brown and Hier
Lier
Hoboken
N. J
Second Street
Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe
C. Pomeroy
Luther C. Challiss
Peter T. Abell
Samuel Dickson
Lorenzo D. Bird
George H. Fairchild
Miss Alice
Ella Dickson
Herman Teichmann
Lloyd Ham
Tom Bailey
Donaphan
Doniphan
George Wolf
William Scoville
Harrisonville
Louis Sigut
Louie
Bill Ball
Tom
D. N. Lentz
Route 4
Mr. Lentz
National Dry Cleaners
Emil Schreiber
John Compton
St. Benedict's
Louie Meberg
Abraham
Joe Bird
E. A. Cornell
Walter North
Otto Glamann
J. H. Thaden
the Globe’s School
Pacific Ocean
United States
C. W. Hensey
Hensey
Okla
Charles Kennedy
Italy
Sicily
England
America
Tommy Sullivan
Fred Portonier
Oak Mills
C. E. Cox
Snowdenne
Lillian Potter
Blish, Mize & Silliman
Roy Walters
Massasoit Court
Colonial Apartments
J. A. SanDeFur
Lincoln, Neb