Plans for free Missouri river bridge at Atchison announced
A Atchison bridge project seeks a toll free river crossing funded by Kansas Missouri and federal sources under the industrial revival public works bill. Sverdrup Parcel of St Louis will prepare plans with six percent compensation. effort backed by city officials and senators Capper Woodring.
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Missouri River
Atchison
Kansas and
Missouri Highway Commissions
Albert H. Lehman
Nelle Blythe
Bridge Engineers of
St. Louis
Hors
The
Globe
Sverdrup & Parcel
Missouri
Kansas
Senate
Harry Woodring
War Department
Arthur Capper
Floyd Willette
Chamber of Commerce
L. J. Sverdrup
Middle West
Sverdrup
Missouri Highway Commission
Kansas City
Kas
Northwest
Wedding Bells At St Patrick's For Petesch Cummings
A very pretty wedding occurred at 9 o'clock Wednesday morning when Miss Eva Mary Petesch and John Willard Cummings were married at St Patrick's church south of Atchison. The bride wore white silk taffeta with chantilly veil. sister Lavina Petesch was bridesmaid. James McCoy best man. reception at the parish house. couple to housekeeping on groom's farm near Curlew.
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Eva Mary Petesch
P. J. Petesch
Potter
John Willard Cummings
Mary Cummings
Curlew
St. Patrick’s Church
Atchison
Marcellus Breth
Lavina Petesch
James McCoy
St. Patrick's Hall
Potter High School
Atchison Business College
Dolan Mercantile Co
District Court of the Appeal
City of Atchison
Board of County Commissioners
North Third
Division
North Fourth
South Tenth Street
Price Boulevard
W. A. Jackson
Supreme Court
H. F. Duttweiler
Louise Knapp
Marie Bayer
Lewis Young
Ann Schmidt
Moe Gardnes
W. L. Sandstorm
Alice Donaldson
J. F. Anneberg
Caroline
Sadie Nell
Lloyd
Billy
W.C. Joice
Clara Douglas
Eileen
Lois Jean Fitzmaurice
R. Bliss
Elmer Braun
Leavenworth
C. H. Wickenhoefer
Dorothy
Elaine
Lois Michealis
Louis Jr
William Steinbeck
St. Joe
Blossom Tansey
Lincoln
Leona Fauchier
Alonzo Fauchier
Commercial Street
Fred P. Smith
William Smith
Wetmore
Methodist Church
W. R. McCormack
Louise Biffinger
William Roth
Chicago
Berridge
Smith
Kansas Avenue
Louis
Frank
Art Costello
Minneapolis
Minn
Aaron Highfill
Saint Cloud
Highfill
Mankato
Peter B. Costello
Nancy Adams
Hubert Short
Adams
Ira Leonard
Mary Garrett
Jake An Slinger
St. Benedict’s
Father Valerian
Louise Anderson
Arthur Anslinger
John Garrett
Route 2
Cummings
Lonnie Jones
Bendena
North Seventh Street
Mr. Anslinger
Nick Anslinger
North Sixth Street
Schappler Grocery
Atchison Party Spends Evening at Nortonville
Atchison Chamber of Commerce hosts a fellowship party in Nortonville with sixty Nortonville guests enjoying a banquet in the Legion hall. The event featured community singing, a 50 piece Atchison community band concert in the city park, remarks by local pastors and merchants, and a lengthy hosts list.
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Atchison Business and
Atchison Community Band
Nortonville
Atchison Chamber of Commerce
Atchison
Methodist Church
Legion Hall
John Kaff
Chamber of Commerce
Ralph Fletcher
William Altimarn
Father Reich
St. Joseph's Church
Lester Osborne
Seventh Day Baptist Church
Joe Corpstein
Clarence
Bert Gilmore
Loretta Funke
George Ahlborn
Kansas Power & Light Co
Eugene Lovelace
James Poultry Co
Jim Walsh
Ben Utz
F. P. Willette
A. P. Eymann
R. A. Jacobs
Jacobs-Henderson Hardware Co
Fred H. Reisner
Theo. Intfen
R. P. Zimmerman
Gene M. Grady
Blair Elevator Corporation
Margaret Eymann
W. H. Marshall
H. F. Muench
Salesman Investments
Fred Aldrich
E. J. Barrick
Blair Milling Co
R. W. Wooden
F. W. Woolworth Co
Cy Weatherford
Fitz Overall Co
L. M. Cochran
Lloyd Raish
Walters Drug
C. W. Runyan
Larry Mullins
St. Benedict's College
W. E. Howard
Webb & Groff
Matt Eisler
Arthur Whitaker
Fred A. Fischer
Alvah Murray
E. C
W. C. Wilkin
Theodore Speck
Henry Ring
J. L. Lewis
Fred B. Maris
Charles Nieman
T. C. Whitaker
C. C. Sway
Sinclair Station
George E. Nieman
K. H. Mauzey
Meyer Milk Co
W. C. Koenig
E. B. Ragland
Drayman
Marvin O'Neal
Hatfield Stephan
C. P. Terrill
John Hoffman
George Kettner
D. E. Hill
H. D. Grames
Earl Eads
W. D. Groff
C. S. Moyer
Lester G. Osborn
O. W. Tate
Sudor Poloney
Local News Roundup From Atchison and Nearby
A wide array of Atchison notes include visits from Mrs Edna Colton and Ches ter Ham in Tulsa, Kansas rainfall forecasts for northeast Kansas, wedding anniversary plans, hospital updates and a feature on fishing contest participation. Notable items mention Robert McClain's river death confirmation, Drs Noll operating in Scott City, and a suspected nets theft along the Missouri River.
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John Andrews
Sugarlake
Edna Colton
Chester Ham
Tulsa
Kansas
Fred Sutter
Charles Stewart
Denver
Les Stewart
South Seventh Street
Sam Munson
Frances White
Ed Lukens
Atchison Hospital
Ewing Herbert Jr
Frank Voorhees
Atchison Gold Mine
Wyoming
B. L. Brockett
Bob
Jim Brockett
Jodie VanHorn
Died Mrs Abigail Bates of Nortonville at 74
Mrs Abigail Bates 74 wife of Frank Bates prominent Nortonville resident died at her home following a paralytic stroke two years earlier. She was born October 18 1858 in Zion Pa came to Kansas as a child and married Frank Bates December 21 1882. Surviving are husband son Ralph Bates of Murrieta California daughter Mrs Gelene Bailey of Portland Oregon five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Abigail Bates
Frank Bates
Nortonville
Zion
Kansas
Bates
Ralph Bates
Murrieta
Calif
Gelene Bailey
Portland
Ore
Death of Roy Van Bebber of Troy at 42
Roy West Van Bebber, 42, mayor of Troy and World War I veteran, died after an appendix operation at St Josephs hospital in St Joseph following illness at home. He served as captain in a New York regiment, led Doniphan county National Guard units, and held mayoral office since 1924. Survived by wife Ann Wenner, four children, his parents, and brother Ralph. Funeral at Troy Methodist church.
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Roy West van Bebber
Troy
National Guard
St. Joseph's Hospital
St. Joseph
Mr. van Bebber
Amity
W. N. van Bebber
Severance
Kansas University School of Pharmacy
Ralph van Bebber
Donip
Reeserve Corps
American Legion
Northeast
Kansas
Doniphan County Legion
Elka’ Lodge
John E Taylor 68 dies near Nortonville
John Edwin Taylor 68, longtime Nortonville farmer, died at 6 40 p m at his brother Dr Robert Taylor’s home in Topeka after several months of cancer. Funeral services will be held at the Nortonville Presbyterian Church at 2 30 p m Saturday, with burial in Nortonville cemetery. Born December 6 1868 in Hanover Indiana, he moved to Kansas in 1883 and Mr Taylor resided in Nortonville since. Survived by brothers Will Taylor Nortonville Tom Taylor Los Angeles and sister Mrs Anna Cochran Nortonville.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
Cyrus H. K. Curtis
Curtis
Mr. Curtis
Mr. House
Ed Howe
Josephine Meier
St. Joe
Carl Klostermeier
Ed Stice
Parallel Street
Babe Jackson
Sugar Lake
Miss Meier
Missouri
Ben Booth
Roger Wilson
Columbia
Alvin
Shorty) Raymond
Oak Mills
Raymond
Platte City
O. S. Hill
Mary Elizabeth Ford
Wamsley
Kansas City
Bellevue Country Club
John M. Price
Price
Julian Stuart
Wayne
May Stuart
James H. Stuart
Stuart
Atchison
Lathrop
L. W. Baldwin
Missouri Pacific
WDAF
Evelyn Baker
Atchison Street
Harry Brown
Norman Hoecker
Beatrice Woodworth
Corning
Congress
Kansas
Harry Fish
Whiting
Atchison Hospital
Fish
W. A. Byrne
Nebraska City
Byrne
North Second Street
Pat
Jess Torbett
Tommy Glenn Torbett
W. K. Fast
Santa Fe Street
Conrad Voelker
B. H. Smith
Raphael Marlin Jr
Robert Schaffer
Camp Wood
Elmdale
Kas
Robert
Hazen Schaffer
Pete Skovgard
Greenleaf
Disciples of Beer
Skovgard
Eveready
Azalea
Juanita Woodburn
W. J. Bailey
Maude Patterson
Campbell
Neb
Bailey
Colorado
Clancy Miller
Clancy
Wichita
Maude Whitaker
J. T. Whitaker
Raymond Keithline
M. O. Kellison
Orville Pitts
South Fifth Street
Ira Keithline
Hamburger Shop
Globe Office
Latter Day Saints
Jackson Park
Northwest
Fred Cool
Cool
Frank Dilgert
K. of P. Hall
Roland Whitney
Hiawatha
Rosenbaum
Ed Russell
Carl Greinke
Lutheran
Santa Monica
Calif
California
Greinke
Trinity Lutheran
Pete Skevgard
Landon
Federal Reserve
J. R. Barrett
Frankfort
Los Angeles
Jack Hartman
Barrett
R. M. Bachellor
Santa Fe
Bacheller
The
Sunflower Club
Carl Wagner
Helen Hagen
Jack Hekelnkaemper
William Osthaus
Frank Rineholt
Miss Hagen
Robert Hagen
Martin McDonald
John Ryan, Jr
Atchison School Board
Donald Shockey
Bonnie Pullen
B’lam
Ala
Harry Lyon
Harry Meyers
Miss Pullen
L. A. Smith
Lincoln
Mary Jane Smith
Wilbur Davidson
John Edwin Taylor
Nortonville
Robert Taylor
Topeka
Presbyterian Church
Hanover
Ind
Taylor
Will Taylor
Tom Taylor
Anna Cochran
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