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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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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American Legion
Legion
Frank Wilcox
Junior Fox
Ernie Hazel
Neola Hazel
William E. Wheeler
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Midland College
Fremont
Neb
Midland
Carthage College
Carthage
Wheeler
Mid-Western Territory
Atchison Rotary Club
Hiawatha
John Kaff
Wirt Hetherington
Tom Portwood
Ralph Love
Charley Lamme
United States
Atchison Rotary
A. E. Langworthy
North Central Food, Drug, Dairy and Feed Officials Association
Sioux City
North Central
Langworthy
Kansas State Department of Agriculture
Eugene B. Carter
National Guard
Dick Gilman
Frank B
Speed) Martin
Gilman
Martin
182Nd Infantry
Bob Stewart
Will Weinman
Hugh Hale
Portis
George
P Street
Henry Rody
Downs
Whitelaw Hotel
Fred Reeves
North Seventh Street
C. L. Hixon
Frank Moore
Hekelnkaemper Bottling Works
Oscar
Fritz Sanders
Maurice O'Keefe
Clyde Kienzle
Tulsa
R. M. Kirkpatrick
Western Union
Memphis
Franklin School
Billy Pfouts
Ralph A. Pfouts
Pfouts
Alfred Sages
Co. C. Leathers
West Atchison
G. W. Allaman
Trinity Episcopal Church
John Raterman
Groves Floral Co
Clarence Alkire
Churchill Harlan
Arkansas City
White Home
Charlie Arensberg
Bill Porter
Bill
Genevra Adams
Emporia High School
Colorado
West Main Street
Charles Kennedy
S. BE
South Fifth Street
City Hall
Public Health Association
Ed Winzer
Mr. Winzer
Doniphan Lake
Earl Evans
John Carey
Hiram Johnson
Kentucky
Hiram
Verne Cox
Missouri Pacific Roundhouse
Black
Steinite Laboratories
Bellevue Country Club
Nellie Hanson
Blish, Mize & Stilltman Hardware Co
Pritch Hardware Co
Whitney Sporting Goods Co
L. M. Nanninga
Evangelical Conference
Holton
Preston
Wichita
J. R. Nanninga
Falls City
Clair, Mo
E. H. Dahm
Abilene
Jackson Park
Bob Downing
Ed Lee
Bud Gardner
Globe Office
Grant Brown
Tom Brashay
Brashay
Sarah Elizabeth Warning
Elizabeth Warning
Charles Howes
Missouri Pacific Hospital
al Schmitt
Ben Fedderson
Minnerm
Atgfilson Street
Herbert Henderson
John Raff
Fifth
W. K. Trimble
Valley Falls
Geiger Auto Supply Co
Emil Schrieber
Pillsbury
Ralph Vestal
Mitchell County
C. M. Black
Leon
Hoy Kessler
Freda Spatz
Paris Island
Little Rock
W. A. Morris
Horton
Elwin Alsdorf
Ray Lyons
Piper
M. J. Kohn
Montreal
Canada
Jack Flynn
Tom Byrne
Kiwanis Club
Winchester
L. H. Swisher
Atwood
Harry Shifflet
Sam Elliston
Charlie Symns
Emil Forbinger
Harold Cloyd
Upper Commercial Street
John Hickman
Locomotive Finished Material Co
Buchanan County
Jim Heaton
Charles Curtis
Congress
Elia Avonia Hawkins
Richard Marion Bryce
Lions Park
Fritz Friedhoff
A. F. Sink
Union News
Union Station
St. Ja
Gerald McQuillen
Cy Stevens
Pete Kiefer
Harry Watts
Lee Gunnison
Amarillo
Leo Roberton
Crystal Ice Co
Hazen Schaefer
Omaha
Bio Folks
Myron Berkson
Geiger Auld Supply Co
Ihs
Joe Murray
Bessie Murray
Pacific Coast
Roy Linley
Lake
George Linck
Mike Spellman
Anna Nass
South Fourth Street
Mildred Mangelsdorf
Martin School
Jimi
James Servens
St. Margaret's Hospital
Wardlow's Cafe
Russell Drake
Jack Hartmann
Tenn
Kiwanis Clubs
Bill Backus
Louie Waldauer
Thayer Supply Co
Paul Charliss
American Poultry Association
Wilson Poultry Co
C. Shepard
Mr. Wilson