St Benedicts Honors Degree Recipients In Atchison
St Benedicts college in Atchison marked its first year as a Northeastern Kansas institution with commencement exercises. Ten bachelor degrees, one master's, and a doctor of laws were awarded, plus high school diplomas for 37 graduates. Abbot Lambert Burton received an honorary doctor of laws degree.
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Ot Benedict's College
Kansas
Doniphan
St. Benedict's
Atchison
St. Benedict's High School
Maur Hill
Damian Lavery
St. Benedict's College
Burlington
St. Benedict's Church
Dear Schmiedeler
Father Damian
Catholi College
Tne
Patrick McInerney
Topeka
J. Arthur Weber
Ellinwood
Wee
Charles McNeil
Newton
Panchella Bet
Mildred Knoebber
Mt St. Scholastican's
Aloysius Krapp
Placidus Kieffer
Bernard Dowd
St Paul
Kas
Victor Lewis
Leo Lute
Olps
Joseph Crowley Logen
Mont
Arthur J. Trompeter
Sabella
John Koerperich
Selden
John Emmett Regan
Great Falls
Regan
Lambert Burton
St. Martin’s Abbey
Leacy
Wash
Lambert
John Beattie
Yvo Merwick
Clifford Costello
Joseph Hagelin
Frank Huppe
Edwin McAnany
Joseph Rickart
Matthew Rickart
Kansas City
James Bradley
Creston
Leo Christoph
Blaingeed
John Gatson
John Schoemig
Chillicothe
Joseph Hermes
St Louis
Amalio Ballesteros
Carlos Ballesteros
Emelio Cortes
Roman Lascurain
Stanislaus Vega
Old Mexico
Leo Schmitz
Council Bluffs
Albert Weitham
Baileyville
Paul Beckman
I[a
August Bergkamp
Mt. Hope
Anthony Bernard
Stephen O'Brien
Salina
Charles Brady
Parsons
Adolph Brungradt
Morland
Edward Brungradt
Collyer
Edward Hanrahan
Aledo
Frederick Heidlage
Carthage
James Garrigan
Brooklyn
N. Y
Pridolin Kuhn
Klis
John Mergin
Chicago
John Ward
Denver
Frank Westlake
Leavenworth
Matthew Roden
Oklahoma City
George Spiegelhalter
Leo Lutz
Olpe
Stanislaus Garland
Pawtucket
R. 1
Oratory
Bede Spurlock
Jerome Pokorny
Brainard
Nebr
Charles B. McCormick
Whittier
Calif
Arthur J. Trempeter
Sabetha
Scholastic Philosophy
Charles Mc
Evanton
Caverles ,McNeil
Matthew Rick- City
Francis B. Ness City
George C. Koessner
Road Change Costs Money In Atchison County
An unafficial estimate places road work between Omaha Junction and the Fourteenth street viaduct at about $10,000 spent before work halted by the state highway commission. With funds tight, county clerk J. R. Gilman says the county cannot proceed and the state owes the county gasoline tax for January through March, likely covering overdrafts in the road fund. The city of Atchison cannot help financially, as it has little gasoline tax money and would bear half the cost only for a short 200 foot segment. The paper notes broader financial strains under the new highway law and critiques for the state to extend the road into Harmony Garden.
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Korstay
Daly
Omaha Junction
Fourteenth Street
State Highway Commission
White Clay Creek
J. R. Gilman
Atchison County
A. W. Seng
Main Street
Utah Avenue
Harmony Garden
Parochial School Graduation Details at St Benedict’s
Graduation exercises for St Benedict’s parochial school will be held tomorrow at 8 p m in the school auditorium Second and Division streets. Twenty four diplomas will be awarded by Rt Rev Martin Veth president of St Benedict’s college and a short program by the students will follow. The class includes Robert Weingart Robert Vogt Donald Wilson Bernard Brentano Bernard Witt Thomas Van Wyke Raymond Collins Bernard Nass Francis Newuman Francis Carrigan Clarence Compton Mary Degan Rose Paolucci Thresa Paolucci Mary Fernzen Marion Gilkerson Melvine Flynn Alberta Timby Viola Harned Freda Utrieh Dorothy McCarthy Rosalia Wolters Evelyn Heckel Margaret Sullivan.
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St. Benedict’s Parochial School
Martin Veth
St. Benedict’s College
Robert Weingart
Robert Vogt
Donald Wilson
Bernard Brentano
Bernard Witt
Thomas van Wyke
Raymond Collins
Bernard Nass
Francis Newuman
Francis Carrigan
Clarence Compton
Mary Degan
Rose
Thresa Paolucci
Mary Fernzen
Marion Gilkerson
Melvine Flynn
Alberta Timby
Viola Harned
Freda Utrieh
Dorothy McCarthy
Rosalia Wolters
Evelyn Heckel
Margaret Sullivan
St. Benedict’s
Second
Division Streets
Isabelle
Abbot Martin
Thomas van Dyke
Francis Neuman
Lose
Theresa Faoucci
Mary Brnzen
Freda Ulrich
Rosalia
Wyolters
Bern Frailey
Yankees
Athletics
Exchange National Bank of Atchison Celebrates 70 Years
The Exchange National Bank of Atchison marks its seventieth birthday, one of the oldest city institutions and among the earliest in Northeast Kansas. Founded in 1859 by pioneer businessmen led by William Hetherington, it has long steadied the city’s progress with quiet deliberation and steady service. Tomorrow and Monday will bring many felicitations while the bank operates as usual.
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Exchange National Bank of Atchison
Atchison
Exchange National Bank
Kansas
Exchange Bank
William Hetherington
Wirt Hetherington
John Schlinger
West Atchison
Methodist
Los Angeles
Antone Brox
Atchison Hospital
Lawin & Douglass
F. D. Shutes
Aberdeen
S. D
Ed Ramsey
Park Street
John McNulty
Pat McNulty
Denton
Texas
Local boy in Edison contest selected for Edison scholarship
Ira Lister, Atchison high school, chosen by faculty as the local candidate for the Thomas A. Edison brightest boy scholarship. A KU letter says initial examination will be given next Tuesday at Lawrence. Lister, son of Roy and Mrs. Lister of Sumner, grew up on the Sumner farm and graduated with a 94 percent average, top of a class of 93. praised by teachers as apt and industrious.
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Ira Lister
Atchison High School
Atchison
Thomas A. Edison
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Tra Lister
Roy Lister
Sumner
Atchison Savings Bank Celebrates Sixtieth Birthday
From Saturday's Daily Atchison Savings Bank the oldest state bank in Kansas marks its sixtieth year on June 11. Organized in 1869 the bank opened with William C. Smith as president and R. A. Park as cashier. The capital was $100000 later raised to $125000 in 1910. Uncle Joe Allen 88 presides with W. H. Lawin H. M. Turner F A. Mangelsdorf J. E. Clingan W. T. Fox W. G. Beitzel and Bert C. Long as officers and directors. No formal celebration planned.
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Atchison Savings Bank
Kansas
William C. Smith
Henry T. Smitty
Harry Smith
R. A. Park
Col
William Osborn
Col. Osborn
Central Branch
Northern Kansas Division
Missouri Pacific
Conkx
Col Osborn
Park
H. B. Mize
J. & Parker
J. F. Brown
A. G. Otis
Thomas Murphy
Robert Forbricer
Joseph W. Allen
Highway Improvement Delayed for Harmony Garden Route
No proposals were made by the state highway commission to fund or plan improvements on the Harmony Garden to Omaha Junction road. County clerk J R Gilman said the county has no money for the project, which would connect with the Omaha Junction to Waggrner Hill route now being upgraded. Governor Reed asked for cost estimates and halted work on the new route, while local taxpayers petitioned for investigation of misallocated funds and bridge projects at Omaha Junction. An eight grade diplomas ceremony followed at St Benedict's with 24 graduates and a formal address from Father Abbot Martin.
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State Highway Commission
Harmony Garden
Omaha Junction
Fourteenth Street
J. R. Gilman
Lenth
Waggener Hill
Main Street
Utah Avenue
George Herzog
Clem Higley
Oliver Nyhart
Fred Howard
Topeka
Highway Commission
Herzog
Reed
Atchison County
Kansas
Clyde M. Reed
Missouri Pacific
Omana Junction
Atchison
Monrovia
Ed Iverson
Board of County Commissioners
Roy Coleman
Buck
Coleman
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H. W. Merwick
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