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Newspaper

Atchison Weekly Globe

Location

Atchison, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1927

Page

3

Atchison Day's Doings Report Highlights Local Scene

Fred Stein returns. Ella Burge and 1014 Pacific address listed with measles. Prohibition jokes, bad checks on Commercial street, fish tales by Bill Paradise, trips to Princeton and Nebraska, and several local names noted. A marriage license issued to Rudolf Vogel and Edna Osthoff. Memorial Day offices closed. divorce suit filed. births announced. injunction on liquor possession. Legion entertainment raises funds for uniforms.

Fred Stein Ella Burge Pacific Avenue Mattie McCray Laramie Street W. A. Jackson Charlie Trapp Commercial Street E. W. Emery Bill Paradise Atchison Earl Oswald Princeton Kas P. A. Brown H. Hf. Jones Swift & Co Nebraska Sarah Patterson John Clingan Richards Drever Sugar Lake Harry Rowe Charles Robinson Maggie Smith Kansas City William Banmener Ambassador Herrick Lindbergh Lincoln Rube Thomas A. B. DeDual Rudolf M. Vogel Edna BE. Osthoff Lloyd Brown Miami Fla Aaron Blanke Concordia M. W. Watson Topeka Clarence Cummings Effingham Ellsworth Cummings

Armstrong dies from childhood injury at Muscotah farm

Charles Armstrong 27 of Muscotah died at the Tom Armstrong farm after a week in critical condition from injuries in childhood. He is survived by his wife Bessie Pra, his father Tom Armstrong, four siblings, and his mother, who died six years ago. Burial is planned in Muscotah cemetery likely Saturday.

Charles Armstrong Tom Armstrong Muscotah Armstrong Farm Bessie Pra Congregational Church

Tragic self-inflicted wound ends Mrs Black life

Mrs. Alice Black fifty died after shooting herself in the forehead at the B F Moore residence 1081 Kansas Avenue yesterday noon. She died at Atchison hospital about twelve hours later at 11:50 p m. Coroner said no inquest. Walter Black son from Cheyenne Wyoming had not arrived. John Black son in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania, a chiropractor, formerly a barber in Atchison. Mary Ann McKelvy three wandered into a North Atchison home and had a brief visit with local children.

Tommie Murrell Eilis Murrell Muskogee Okla Murrell Carl Andrews Denver Andrews Mildred Hanson W. A. Hanson State Orphans Home Billy Charles Fred Haynes Bill Burbank Alice Black W. A. Jackson Ethel Mylar Tony Klopf Mrs. Mylar Parallel Avenue Eighth Street Commercial Street Seventh Fred Matthias, Jr Atchison Hospital Lancaster Charles Dunnaway Rochester Minn Nevada Dunnaway Mayo Central Branch Margaret Barnes Sheffield Ingalls Atchison Link Clem America Link Division Street A. Lilly St. Joseph’s Hospital Kansas City Lilly White Clay Creek Earl Rody Herman Latenser Kansas Avenue Sinclair Oil Co Donald Department Perry Ham Mt. St. Scholastica’s B. F. Moore Cheyenne Wyo Walter Black Wardlow Mary Ann Charles McKelvy Lindbergh 187Th Infantry Kansas National Guards John Swayze Louis Koebrich Otis Purdy John Vanderwelde Sabetha Daily Republican Ralph Tennal Sabetha The Herald Tennal William Hale Shannon Washington Butte Montana Hale Bill White Emporia Gazette Globe Kansas Sam Day George A. Jones Bendena Ed. Jones St. Joe Libble Henderson Leavenworth California Nortwest

Day's Doings in Atchison and Vicinity

Local items from Atchison include band praise for the Missouri Pacific Booster, visits by Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Brittain to Topeka, and St Benedict's college exams. Reports cover illnesses, garden boasts, fishing tales, a traffic violator, new hires at Pillsbury, hospital operations, hail damage, and community events.

Missouri Pacific Tommy Brittain Topeka St. Benedict's College Charlie van Dyke Perry Ham Harry Ham Bean Lake Ben Shaw Joe Clark Atchison Milton Elliott Company St. Louis Roche K. Burge Noyes Hospital St. Joe Tom Dick Burge Pillsbury Mill Art Sells Effingham Sugar Lake Abdallah Shrine

St Joseph Eyes Toll Free Missouri River Bridge Plan

St Joseph Mayor Louis V. Stigall forms a five member council committee to cooperate with Atchison in pursuing a toll free bridge across the Missouri. Missouri law resembles Kansas Waggener bill to permit city ownership. railroads may loan money to Atchison to buy the bridge with annual operating costs about 70000, saving railroads roughly 50000 yearly. Omer Wycoff case noted. other local items include May day at St Benedict’s, Kiwanis, licenses to wed, and assorted local notes.

Louise ValBracht Atchison Emporia Teachers College Valbracht Teachers College Miss Walpracht Theta Sigma Upsilon Bob Carter Chamber of Commerce Kansas C. of C J. H. Wilson Here Concordia Frankfort Blue Rapids St. Joseph Missouri River East Atchison Louis V. Stigall City of Atchison & Eastern Bridge Co Stigall Atchison City Commission Omer Wycoff Lansing Atchison County Republic County Kas Belleville State of Kansas Sam Logsdon Norway Wyecoff Logsdon Texas J. J. Eastman Wycoff Eastman Los Angeles Kansas City Henrietta Schleppey Frank Corkadel Miss Schleppey Pullman Bert St. Benedict's College American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps Royal Theater Rotary Salina Bill Prass Louisiana

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