Death claims W J Brownson at 71 in Atchison
William J Brownson a longtime Atchison railroad conductor died at his home 304 Atchison street after a gradual decline from a bladder ailment leading to uremic poisoning. He was born in Kansas and longtime public figure described as widely known and beloved. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon from his residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dally J. Brownson
Atchison Street
Kansas
William J
Billy) Ownson
Atchison
Remnants of Farm Fire Victim Recovered
From Saturday's Daily, only a small portion of the body of Mrs. Alcinda Blair, 87, was recovered after a fire destroyed the Klone farm home nine miles west of Atchison on the Monrovia road. The remains were placed in a casket at Harcuff Funeral home. burial is in Lancaster Cemetery. Coroner George Harcuff said no inquest will be held. The fire, reported about 2 am, may have started when a stove pipe overheated and ignited Mrs. Blair's second floor room. Mrs. Klone and daughter Mary Frances Warner escaped with the son barely in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcinda Blair
Fred Klone
Atchison
Monrovia Road
Harcuff
Lancaster
Blair
George Harcuff
Albert W. Warner
Klone
STARTS MOVE FOR OIL TAX In Atchison Topeka daily story
A Kansas oil tax proposal is urged to lighten farm land and city tax burdens by taxing crude oil. Ed Heeney, retired Atchison merchant, suggests adopting Oklahoma's 3 percent crude oil levy, citing substantial land tax relief and steady state revenue. Heeney spoke at a Kiwanis meeting and anticipates broad legislative support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Street
March Hardware Co
Steinite
First National Bank of
Haygensville
G. W. Alexander
George L. Brown
J. E. Thompson
Huron
Kansas City Times
Quentrill
Charles Quantrill
W. W. Graham
South Liberty Street
Independence
Fay Hested
Blaine County
Oklahoma
Kansas
Ed Heeney
Atchison
Ralph Prouts
Babe Waggener
Heeney
Doniphan County
Kiwanis Club
Reed
Kansas City
Mr. Heeney
Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs J H Brown Atchison couple marks 50 years
Tomorrow marks the 50th wedding anniversary of John H. Brown and May Dickson Brown of Atchison. They lived in Atchison their entire married life, raised a family, and recall early town history from second street to Santa Fe. Their only child Gladys died in 1923, leaving granddaughter Mary Lillian Millard of Oklahoma City. The couple married January 27, 1879 and will celebrate quietly at 800 North Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Brown
Atchison
North Fifth Street
Alex
West Newton
West
Ohio
St. Louis
Missouri
Commercial Street
Mrs. Brown
North
South Atchison
Mr. Brown
Second and Riley Streets
Santa Fe Street
Brown
McPike & Fox Drug Co
Kansas City
W. C. McPike
J. H. Brown
Eighth and
Commercial Streets
Round Corner
Third
Gladys
Richard J. Millard
Mary Lillian
O. F. Millard
Oklahoma City
Hugh Beck Clark
St. Joseph's Hospital
Mr. Clark
Hugh Clark
A. D. Clark
Mary Clark
H. W. Clark
Roy Clark
Frank Clark
Berkeley
Calif
Clara Ruth Franke
Clark
Ruth
Albert
T. Cook
South Nineteenth Street
St. Benedict's Church
Stanton Funeral Home
Fire Claims 87 Year Old Woman in Atchison County
Mrs Alcinda Blair aged 87 died when the Fred Klone home nine miles southwest of Atchison on the Monrovia road burned at 2 o clock this morning. Her daughter and son escaped in night clothes but could not reach her in a second story room. coroner George Harcutt assisted in searching the ruins as neighbors fought the flames. The Blair family history is traced to William Blair, sheriff of Atchison County 1882 to 1886, with the couple later involved in milling and farming ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcinda Blair
Fred Klone
Atchison
Monrovia Road
Klone
Albert D. Warner
Mary Frances Warner
Presley Gordon
Rushville
Blair Milling Co
William
Atchison County
Blair
Center Township
Effingham
Sarah Jane Noland
Platte County
Weston
William Noland
The
Globe
Kansas
Oak Mills Man Gets Ten Years for Assault
Mike Visocsky of Oak Mills was sentenced to ten years in the state penitentiary at Lansing after pleading guilty to assault with a deadly weapon Judge W A Jackson imposed the term in district court Visocsky waived his preliminary hearing and was bound over on the charge arising from a shotgun threat to his brother Frank and alleged by his other brother Steve the complainant
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Seibel
District Court
Court House
Kingman
Kas
George Moore
Washburn
Wis
Moore
J. H. Wilson
Mr. Moore
Atchison
Gus Seng
Hans Kratschmar
Velvet Ice Cream Co
Ralph A. Pfouts
Topeka
Congress
United States Chamber of Commerce
Atchison Chamber
Lansing
W. A. Jackson
Mike Visocsky
Oak Mills
Visocsky
Steve
Frank
Atchison Deaths and Local News Roundup
Obituaries mention Anna Goodrich dying at 100 in Valley Falls with survivors including four daughters and a son. Also notes on Hugh Clark's death in Kansas City after a cerebral hemorrhage, a taxi fare dispute leading to arrests in East Atchison, and J A J Larey death in Pawhuska Oklahoma at 85 with husband Dr Larey deceased.
Not Guilty Of Brouse Death In Muscotah Trial
Harold McCubbin, a Muscotah youth, was found not guilty of manslaughter by a district court jury after just over two hours of deliberation in the death of Ed Brouse of Chapman Kansas. The case drew a large local crowd as witnesses testified about the night of November 10 and the car mishap two miles east of Muscotah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold McCubbin
Musecotah
Ed Brouse
Chapman, Kas
Muscotah
Brouse
Charles Bennington
Bennington
Ray Fletcher
W. A. Jackson
Frank Speer
Ivan Berry
Effingham
Speer
Berry
Atchison
Hamburger Inn
McCubbin
McInteer
Blair Building
Harmony Garden
Effingham Hard Sard
Lancaster
Schurman Corner
Muscowan
William Johnson
Johnson
G. E. Hendee
Dave Condon
Condon
C. M. Lukens
George Harcuff
Ora Cleaveland
Joe Yatel
W. H. Willis
Ernest Wills
Frank Talsnicht
Ernest Lassen
Tom Liggett
Charles Walker, Jr
O. O. Barker
Miss Hazel Neal
John McIntosh
Emil Forbinger
Ray Pletcher
Elmer Lloyd
Charlies Benninettn
Glen Vansell
Sam Estes
W. Walker
Ervin K. Berry
Ralph Possnacht
Harold van Wey
Grant Mowre
Sam Liggett
Rose Buis
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. J. Brownson
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Northern Kansas Division
Central Branch
Missouri Pacific
Brownson
Atchison Hospital
Fond du Lac
Sheboygan
Pilly Brownson
Wisconsin
Smoky Hill
Kansas Pacific
Union Pacific
Claudia Libby
Brookfield
Aod
Harry J. Brownson
Chickasha
Okla
Will Brownson
Trenton
Chester Mize
Gresham F. Brownson
Hiram J. Brownson
W. O. Beem
Ottawa
Allen J
Itarry J. Jr
William Donald
Carl
Constance
Amelia
Dorothy
Chester, Jr
William Brownson III
J. W. Orr
Christian Science Service
Mt. Vernon Cemetery
Andy Andrews
Frank Dilgert
M. F. Kohler
Ben Scammell
W. G. Beitzel
Arthur Chandler
Lawin & Douglass
Carter Division
Order of
Golden Cross Lodge
Knights of Pythias of Atchison
E. C. Wills
Billy Brownson
Glenn Sprague
Woolworth
Mr. Sprague
James P
Theresa Regan
Marshall County
Farmers and Merchants State Bank of
Horton
International Harvester Co
Liberty Theater
Horton Chamber of Commerce
E. T. Ebersol
University of Illinois
L. A. Hawkins
Gordon W. Randlett
Osborne
Will Robertson
Osborne City Schools
Robertson
Watson Wholesale Grocery Co
Salina
MR. and
Mrs. J. H. Brown
Tom Lindsey
Vincent Dunn
Kearney Street
Charles Kennedy
C. W. Jackson
Charles W. Jackson
Atchison County Health Association
Mabel A
Ernest C. Hembrough
John
Marinda Wilson
Franklin Institute
Philadelphia
Bernadete Mandon
Daughters of Isabella
Margaret Leacy
Herbert Peterson
Peterson
Rose Baker
Oman
Son
Chuck Frankenberger, Jr
Dwight Aimes
Rence Nass
Anna Goodrich
Valley Falls
Kate Kendall
Alma
Lida Goodrich
May Allen
Spokane
Wash
Harry Goodrich
California
Fanar Cemetery
Bert Walker
Walker
Osborne Farmer
Atchison Globe
Atchison Chamber of Commerce
Bert
State Printing Department
Henry Burnham
May Allison
St. Jos
Grover Allison
Burnham
East Atchison
St. Joe
Union Depot
J. A. J. Larey
Satan
H.C Harg
Pawhuska
Oklo
Dr. Larey
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