St Benedicts graduation marks 74th year ceremony
St Benedicts college conferred 24 degrees and 22 diplomas in a formal commencement before Governor Woodring and Bishop Johannes. The event featured an academic procession, mass, and awards for arts, sciences and languages, with high school graduates announced prior for a combined ceremony at Atchison.
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St. Benedict’s College
Harry H. Woodring
Kansas
Francis Johannes
Leavenworth
Woodring
Johannes
Richard Burns
Michael Joseph Horan
M. J. Horan
Atchison
Gideon A. la Plante
Wichita
Martin Veth
Abbot Martin
Leonard Schwinn
Chaplin
Selmon
St. Benedict's
Sylvester Schmitz
Florian Demmer
John McKenzie
Wetmore Graveled Streets Plan Moves Ahead
Wetmore will gravel its city streets after a city council vote at a special meeting. Collins Construction Co. oversees the project having just finished No. 9, with the McCoy Brothers preparing surfaces as gravel is laid.
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Wetmore
Collins Construction Co
McCoy Brothers
Mt St Scholasticas grants first senior college degrees
The 69th annual commencement at Mt St Scholasticas marks the first senior college graduation for the institution. Nineteen Bachelor of Arts degrees were conferred by Bishop Francis Johannes. Principal address by Francis P. Matthews of Omaha. Graduates include Bernice Dooley Atchison and Mary Dawe Atchison among others.
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Mt. St. Scholastica’s
Newior College
Francis Johannes
Leavenworth
Francis P. Matthews
Omaha
Mt. St. Scholastica's
Mendelssohn
Athalia
Scholastica
Meyerbeer
Mary Dawe
Atchison
Bernice Dooley
Florence Dooley
Dorothy Murphy
Newton
Kas
Clementine Pietrzyk
Kansas City
Double Funeral Planned For Thaden Family In Atchison
Rosa Thaden remains in satisfactory condition after the Tuesday crash that killed her parents Mr. and Mrs. John H Thaden. The Thaden family will hold a 1:45 pm service at the residence and 2:00 pm church service at Trinity Lutheran, with burial in Mt Vernon cemetery. Pallbearers named. Rosa’s recovery may take weeks.
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Rosa Thaden
John H.thaden
Louise
Florence Thaden
Atchison
St. Francis Hospital
Maryville
Rosa
Catherine Siegenbush
Chaden
Research Hospital
Kansas City
Lawin & Douglass
Thaden
Kearney Street
Trinity Lutheran
Albert Kaaz
Alfred Seeber
August Hagen
John Weik
Will
Otto Glamann
Rosa Thadgn
Alice, Howell
Creston
William A. Seeber
St. Joseph
Florence
Seeber
Frank
Roche
Missour
Howell
Community Chatter and Local Happenings Summary
Saturday community chatter from Atchison reflects local notes on business closings such as McGrew pharmacy in Holton, new restaurant plans by Frank Huntsinger, and upticks in oil drilling at Horton. It records a Kansas county valuation drop, Cross Red Cross flour aid to Marshall County, local weather quips, road conditions, and forthcoming political candidate filings in Atchison precincts.
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Frank Huntsinger
Jackson County
Atchison
Red Cross
Marshall County
Larned Tiller & Toiler
Horton
Kansas
I. B. Heisey
Midland College
Waterville
Wyandotte County
Myer Berkson
Huron
Lancaster
Huron- Lancaster
Ted Arensberg
George Coulter
Potter
John Taylor
Topeka
Jiggs
Ben Swig
Capone
Jis
Chicago
Scotland
W. B. Hayes
Mr. Hayes
J. R. Gilman
Frank Corder
M. E. Kelly
Prairie View
Albert Armstrong
B. Davis
North Fifth
B. W. Vickery
West Second
Mounts First Senior Class Graduates at Mt St Scholastica
The 69th commencement at Mt St Scholastica marks the first senior college class to graduate. Twenty five girls complete high school requirements and receive diplomas. Main address by Bishop Francis Johannas and evening degree ceremony featuring Omaha attorney Francis P Matthews as speaker.
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Mt. St. Scholastica’s
Francis * Johannas
Leavenworth
Mount
Francis P. Matthews
Omaha
Neb
Lillian Anderson
Ernest Anderson
Price Boulevard
Miss Anderson
Alice Banker
Atchison
Irene Barry
Beatrice Brummel
Chicago
Marie Brundgardt
Victoria
Kas
Anita Buser
Wichita
Mary Catherine Carrigan
Johnnie Mae Cassidy
Rosemary Costello
Mary Elizabeth DeBacker
St. Mary's
Alice Donnegan
Genevieve Drimmel
Mildred Glenn
Lenore Kaiser
Ruth Largan
Patricia Marshall
Shawnee
Dorothy McCourt
Louise McCourt
Edith Mullins
Helen O'Malley
Frances Schaback
Rita Schaefer
Hays
Loretta Smith
Mary Still
Mary Donahue
Kouitz
Academy
Mary Sullivan
Frances Blodig
Geneva Dooley
Melvine Flynn
Marion Gilkison
Catherine Lawless
Dorothy McCarthy
Margaret Moser
Marie Sharek
Genevieve Sharek
Helen Shockee
Margaret Sullivan
Dorothy Walp
Rita Sullivan
Virginia Delehant
Anna Mary Kemmer
Mt. St. Scholastica Alumnae Association
Topeka visits and hospital notes fill local column
Miss Helen Walsh visits Topeka relatives while Mrs. Kate Elliott recovers at Atchison hospital. Others ill include Mrs. Carrie Flack and Mrs. Carrie Hull at Atchison hospital with pneumonia and a broken hip respectively. Roy Lister predicts a rain stop and dry spell. A $20,000 damages suit against an insurer moves toward trial in St. Joseph. Local births and a note on a Jones Daygiitter birth are recorded along with assorted minor community items.
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Helen Walsh
George Walsh
Topeka
Kate Elliott
Atchison Hospital
Ola Ward
Oakson
Carrie Flack
Orphans’ Home
Roy Lister
Iutfen’s
Carrie Hull
North Third Street
Frank Westlake
St. Benedict's College
St. Joe
Westlake
St. Joe- Atchison Hi
Alfred Kramer
Prs
Uian Horta
Jones Daygiiter
Hurelia
Pase
Allerton
Kansans plan to boost state industry and public outreach
The Kansas Chamber of Commerce promotes a Kansacs program to unite citizens in promoting Kansas publicity and industrial development. It urges 5000 thinking Kansans to study the chamber’s research, publish state materials, and boost tourism, manufacturing, and agriculture while funding efforts with broad support and minimal costs.
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Kansas Chamber of Commerce
Kansas
William A. Hart
State Chamber
Chamber
Royal Roads
New England Council
Colorado
New England
Nebraska
Aksarben
United Effort For Agriculture
Kansas Progress
Kansacs
Offenders Solved Local Robbery and Related Thefts
Local police report the capture of four young men who confessed to stealing a $500 diamond ring from Mrs. Ramsay at the McKelvy home and multiple other items during Memorial Day events. The ring was found in Sabetha. other stolen goods included a coat, a camera, a suit, and a car, with suspects linked to Scott, Chen, Jones, and Churchill. Police plan burglary and grand larceny charges.
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Priday’s Daily
Ronald Ramsay
C. S. McKelvy
Mound Street
Atchison City
Maurice O'Keefe
McKelvy
Ben Chen
East Kearney Street
Kansas City
Paul Scott
Sabetha
Sammy Jones
North First Street
Harry Churchill
Riley Street
Scott
North Atchison
Mrs. Ramsay
St. Benedict's School
Jones
Churchill
Gene Smith
Chen
Fourth
Riley Streets
Herman Krings
O. J. C. Clothing Co
Krings
Bush
Cushionberry
Peoples
John Peoples
Kincaid
Horton
Lin
Lawrence P. Day
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Raphael O'Malley
St. Benedict's Abbey
St. Benedict's Monastery
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James J. Glancy
Michael J. Horan
Lawrence Johnson
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O.S. B
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Lacey
Wash
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Silver City
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Louis Weinmann
Wetmore Gravels
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