Fatal Crash Claims Two In Atchison County
A Sunday morning motor vehicle collision on the Atchison St Joe highway near Rushville killed J. F. McCandlish age 32 of Atchison and Mrs. Alice Pottinger 64 of Forest City Missouri. Both died within an hour of each other at St Joseph’s hospital. McCandlish who worked as a watch repairer at Herbert Ham jewelry store had lived in Atchison a year. He was a World War veteran and survived by his parents and a brother. Pottinger, driver of the other car, was injured but expected to recover. Another driver Miss Itzmainvice was more seriously hurt but also expected to recover. Burial for McCandlish will be in Fairfax Missouri. Funeral arrangements await his brother’s arrival from Los Angeles.
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Atchison-St. Joe
Rushville
J. F. McCandlish
Atchison
Alice Pottinger
Forest City
St. Joseph's Hospital
St. Joe
McCandlish
Rockport
Ill
Herbert Ham
J. W. MacCandlish
Nance
North Tenth Street
Hinton
W. Va
Springfield
Mason
Raymond McCandlish
Los Angeles
Calif
Fairfax
Anna Itzmainvice
Pottingers
Miss Pottinger
Kansas City Times
United States
Wacanda Springs
Cawker
W. F. Smith
Santa Fe Street
George S. Wilson
Elizabeth Munson
Chicago
M. M. Munson
Paralive Street
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Hioomington
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Larry
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Atchison Daily News Highlights Monday Happenings
Jim Walsh makes a complete recovery while a rash of local notes covers marriages births bus rides and community events. The column lists accidents promotions stock talks ceremonies and notable visits across Atchison Doniphan and neighboring towns with names and places like Topeka Chicago Kansas City and St Louis.
Hanna Plant to Stay Here in Atchison
The Hanna Poultry & Egg Co will remain in Atchison with the packing plant at Thirteenth and Main leased from Wilson & Co of Chicago. A modern refrigeration installation is under way on the Main street floor, largely to be built with local labor. The firm operates plants in Atchison Horton Golf and Blue Rapids and sources produce directly from farmers. Wilson Hanna is the local manager.
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Harry Stevens
Deniphan
Dale Forgy
Marshall US Auto Supply Co
Leroy Salzer
Jim Garrigan
Chicago
Brooklyn
Hanna Poultry & Egg Co
G. E. Hanna
Blue Rapids
Wilson & Co
Hanna
Henry Cain
Goff, Kas
Horton
Golf
Wilson Hanna
G. E Hanna
Jake Anslinger 74 Dies After Five Weeks Ill
Atchison county resident Jake Anslinger died at 6 15 this morning at 804 North Second Street after a five week battle with creeping paralysis. He was born in Bavaria May 21 1855 and came to the United States at 25 to work on his uncle’s Doniphan county farm. Survived by a widow Elizabeth and eight children, the family includes Mrs Ben Van derweide Mrs Anton Brox Mrs Fred Luke Wendell Anslinger Mrs Otto Meidinger and Mrs Ed Giles with fifteen grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending with Stanton and Son.
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Atchison
Doniphan
North Second Street
Jake” Anslinger
County
United States
Adam Brenner
Elizabeth Wilge
Luxemburg
Germany
St. Benedict’s Church
Elizabeth Anslinger
Pasadena
Calif
Henry Anslinger
Brenner
Kas
Nick Anslinger
Margaret Braun
Nortonville
Anslinger
Stanton & Son
Atchison Daily News Roundup of Local Happenings
Local notes report a bill posting war in Atchison and varied updates. People named include Cy Martin, Tom Hotham, Lou Cochran, Mrs. Harold Willis, Mrs. Dewey Taylor, Bud Armstrong, Father Mark Merwick, H. B. Herndon, and others with hospital, travel, and community events.
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Cy Martin
The
P. O
Tom Hotham
Commercial Street
Lou Cochran
Atchison Savings Bank
Harold Willis
North Thirteenth Street
Kresge
Dewey Taylor
Topeka
C. H. Harris
Parallel Street
Man g elsdorf Dry Goods to move into Hawk building
Wilbur C. Hawk of The Globe buys the Blair building at Sixth and Commercial in a sheriff sale ending a partition suit by Elwyn Blair. The Mangelsdorf company gains a five year option to occupy after July, with a new front and show windows planned. Hawk bid $22,334, the court sale minimum, about two thirds of appraised value.
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The
Mangelsdorf Dry Goods Co
Blair
Sixth
Commercial Streets
O. J. C. Clothing Co
Wilbur C. Hawk
Globe
Elwyn Blair
E. K. Blair
Hawk
Sixth Street
Court House
Atchison Day's Doings Highlights Local Life
A long list of quick notes from Atchison covers daily chatter. Names like Haverty Gill Johnson Leonardi Wilcox Linley and Linley appear amid weather moods and garden reports. Witty quotes, taxi and street scenes, civic notes, and wedding mentions decorate a snapshot of city life.
Huron School Election Void Reopens After Legal Issue
Attorneys for Branch-Middle kauff Co. discovered the notice ran 19 days, short of the 21 required. A new election will be published in The Globe, with county commissioners setting the date tomorrow. A second vote is deemed necessary after delay attempts.
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Huron Rural
Branch-Middlekauff Co
Globe
T. A. Moxcey
Atchison Visit and Local Notes on Leaders
Max A. Lehman tours Atchison to meet Bud Widick and discuss stress and smoking. J C Penney store receives cleaning with ceiling and walls washed. Boyd Koch from Kansas City reports at local gathering while Leon Askren comments on Washburn College president Harley P Womer who announced his resignation yesterday.
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Kansas City
The
American Radio Co
Leon Askren
Harley P. Womer
Washburn College
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