Atchison Day's Doings Town News Highlights
A roundup from Atchison lists local happenings: Dyer unveils a new car. Judge Pollock discussed. Big Jim Franklin takes over as West Atchison alley duster. multiple residents return from Chicago and remarks on wheat, roads, and local events. A wedding, tax deadline notes, obituaries and social notices fill the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Jim Franklin
West Atchison
Werner Levin
Leavenworth
Clem Tuggle
Red van Welden
Chicago
Barney Cummings
Court House
Merle Schratu
Ruth Gibson
Holton
B. L. Brockett
Atchison Visitors Tour Kansas City Parks and Roads
Atchison residents visited Kansas City for a home dinner in Rockhill district, toured Swope Park and country club district, and observed a Ford on fire on Victory highway. They noted bandit talk and the Leavenworth road mood as times grow harder and people walk more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KFEQ
Gertrude May
Little Virginia Skerritt
Frank Skerritt
Atchison
J. H. Brown
Virginia
Florence Marlatt
E. Lambert
South Sixth Street
Atchison Hospital
Lambert
Kansas City
Leavenworth Road
Rockhill
Country Club
Swope Park
United States
Forest Park
Philadelphia
Jackson Park
Chicago
Col. Swope
Victory Highway
Leavenworth
Died Atchison woman Francelia White 87
Miss Francelia White 87 died at Atchison hospital after a week's illness. She had lived with her niece Mrs Edwin Lukens at 909 Kansas Ave. Funeral at Presbyterian church tomorrow at 10:30 led by Rev C K Davis. Burial in Mt Vernon cemetery. Sawin Douglass in charge. She was born March 27 1846 in Sinclairville NY and later lived in Norwalk OH before moving to Atchison. Surviving relatives include nieces Mrs Lukens and Mrs C M Rathburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
Francelia White
Edwin Lukens
Atchison Hospital
Presbyterian Church
C. K. Davis
Mt. Vernon
Sawin & Douglass
Mrs John Domann of Mooney Creek Dies
Mrs Elizabeth Gerka Domann 54 of Mooney Creek died at home after years of illness. Funeral at Corpus Christi Mooney Creek at 9 am Thursday with burial there. Born July 4 1878 in Steinhausen Germany she emigrated 1895 to Leavenworth. Survived by husband John and children Mrs Pete Wagner Felix Brnzen Dorothy Beatrice Marguerite Edward Frederick Herbert and seven grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Gerka Domann
John Domann
Potter
Corpus Christi Church
Mooney Creek
Domann
Steinhausen
Westphalia
Germany
United States
William Ripenkrager
Leavenworth
St. Joseph’s Church
Pete Wagner
Felix Brnzen
St. Patrick’s
Dorothy
Beatrice
Marguerite
Edward
Frederick
Herbert Domann
Community Chatter Forcing Quotes From Odd Local Notes
A stream of quirky local items covers book agents annoyingly visiting Old Snort’s home, a Sumner bachelor Hank Eiche and his roaming cats, a Chicago mail order gun note, and various urban witticisms. The piece highlights humorous observations on town life and social quirks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Old Snort
O. S
Bert Gilmore
Hank Eiche
Eiche
Sumner
Chicago
Ballou Death News From Effingham Community Church
Mrs. H E Ballou of Effingham died at her home after a long illness from a broken hip suffered in a fall on November 26 1932 She was born August 30 1860 at Corning Indiana and lived in Kansas for fifty years Survived by husband two sons MacGarvey Ballou Errett Ballou two daughters Mrs L B McBride Mrs Carl Feerer One child deceased Funeral services set for 3 pm Tuesday at Effingham Presbyterian Church with Rev Clayton Hildebrand and Rev Bartlett Hess officiating Burial in Evergreen Cemetery Effingham
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Johnson
Troy
Martin
Ruthanna Boersting
Bendena
Otto Keimig
Keimigs
Eugene Sanford
San Francisco
Calif
William Eiche
Sumner
Will Eiche
Beatrice
Vin Halling
Huron
Clara Jane Patsy
Phil Mangelsdorf
Mangelsdorfs
Will Mangelsdorf
Henrietta Graner
Route 4
Louise Petesch
St. Margaret's Hospital
Kansas City
Kas
Louise
Nick Petesch
Effingham
Atchison
Nancy Uebermesser
Frank Uebelmesser
West Sixty-ninth Street Terrace
University Women's Club
Southwest High School
Nancy Uebelmesser
Fred L. Vandegrift
John M. Price
Kentucky
Mr. Vandegrift
Nannie Price
Globe
Kansas
Kansas City Star
Lila Price
John Price
Grace Costello Highfill
A. F. Highfill
St. Cloud
Minn
Minneapolis
Dorothy
P. B. Costello
Arthur
Frank
Louis Costello
Thomas B. Costello
Chicago
Ned Costello
New York City
Dick Costello
St. Joseph
J. M. Challiss
Scott City
Southwest Kansas Bar Association
Northwest Kansas Bar Association
Daly
H. E. Ballou
Horton Hospital
Carl Feerer
Horton
Burns Cause Death of Mrs Flora Marlatt
Mrs Flora Thompson Marlatt 81 widow of William M Marlatt died at Atchison hospital from burns received while lighting a trash burner at her daughter Mrs J E Lambert home Nortonville. Service arrangements are set with burial in Nortonville cemetery. Born Dayton county Ohio February 2 1852 she married in Dover Ohio September 15 1870 and moved to Kansas then Nortonville and Atchison. Survivors include three sons Bert Wilber James a daughter Mrs Lambert five grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Thompson Marlatt
William M. Marlatt
Nortonville
Atchison Hospital
J. E. Lambert
South Sixth Street
Burns
Dayton County
Marlatt
Dover
Kansas
Atchison
Bert A
Wilber Marlatt
James Marlatt
Kansas City
Kas
Mrs. Lambert
Atchison County Assessment Totals Decline in 1933 Valuation
County records show Atchison County total assessed value for 1933 at 14,460,010 down from 17,356,498 in 1932. The decline results from a 16 28 percent state tax cut. City totals and smaller towns like Effingham Muscotah Lancaster and Huron are broken out within the county figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison County
Andy Clark
the Globe
Atchison
Effingham
Muscotah
Lancaster
Huron
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. W. Dyer
Judge Pollock
Frank Reagan
Ned Mahoney
Thomas Mahoney
California
E. T
Ted) Meyer
Arthur Lukens
W. C. Oberlin
J. D. Adams
H. B. Mize
Mt Vernon
Lawin & Douglass
E. W. Howe
Atlantic
Gird Shumway
Mary E. Strahan
Pasadena
Raymond R. Strahan
P. W. Pyle
Strahan
James Strahan
Hillsborough
Ill
Yao Tsengmao
Shanghai
Yao
China
Dan Hill
Rock Island
Fairbury
Neb
New York
Erie
O'Leary
Hill
Emma Kate Stone
Newton
William Hill
Charles Hill
Herington
Harry Hill
E. L. Brown
St. Joe
G. L. Bonsteel
Oakland
Maude Hill
F. C. Winterscheidt
Topeka
Wheeler Barlow
Bootsie Anderson
John Duncan
McAllester
Okla
Virgil Tate
Sugar Lake
Tonganoxie
Wallace Stork
W. H. Arensberg
Wallace
Dave McCully
Lee Crouch
Lee
Kansas Power & Light Co
Dave
James Burns
Frank C. Hodges
R. A. Jacobs
C. S. Moyer
Evelyn Peterson
Louis Bush
St. Benedict's
Mark Merwick
Massasoit Hall
H. P. Peterson
Ramsay
Mr. Bush
H C. Bush
Santa Fe
Will Wickam
George Johnson
Wickam
Johnson
John Sacks
Ira Monroe
Ed Russell
John Whitaker
Herman Krings
A. L. Stratton
John McNamara
Pete Gearhardt
J. K. Hanna
Kansas Ave
Donna Marie
Betty Wilkins
Frances Condon
Patty Payton
Joan Cook
Margaret Fry
Esther McKnight
Jamita Baker
Richard Gene Lovelace
Penny Aldrich
Gene Lovelace
Bill Aldrich
Guy Sharp
L. J. Ball
Youngstown
Ball
Jeanette Jones
Sharp
Dalgert’s
Ray Wheeler
Branchton
Deal
John Herrman
Patricia Ruth Herrman
Herrman
Whetler
Junior Fox
Bill Fox
J. C. Fox
Bill
Columbia University
Junior
J.C. Penney Co
South Tenth Street
Spring Street
J. B. Baker
Atchison Street
George Keith
Richard
Socorro
N. M
Winifred Rose
Gunnison
Colo
S. Lovingood
Corning
Richard Keith
Board of County Commissioners
Exchange National Bank
Exchange State Bank
City National Bank
Commerce & Merchants Bank of
Marian Groves
Clara
Midwest Florists
Fred Bahr
Byron Baker
Beverly Hills
G. P. Herzinger
Martha Gaydusek
Mangelsdorf’s Seed & Flower Store
Tom Breding
Jim Walsh
Charlie Mowbray
Werner
Ethel
Ella M. Biglow
Securiy Benefit Association Hospital
Lucile Schmitt
Nottwmead Qounacday Foam
St. Laonuis
Bill Justus
Paul Schmitt
Division Street
Anna Lentz
Colorado
Arthur Moses
Banning
Bill Allison
Boulder
John Fedderson Jr
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
W. I. Vance
Beanlake
Central Branch
Harres Martin
G. K. Stewart
Oklahoma City
Nate Repstine
Jefferson
P. O
Guy Helvering
Washington
M. M. Marsh
Jane Byram
Pittsburg
Breezy Point
Bootsie
Anderson
Zion Evangelical Church
Josephine Mier
O. W. Mier
Carl Klostermeier
Henry F. Klostermeier
Kansas Avenue
F. C. Klick
Milwaukee
Klostermeier
Henry Klostermeiers
Andrew Clark
George Herzog
S Street
Maude Hess
John Baker
Banco
Russell Broshous
Ben Harrell
Medford
Ore
West Point
Broshous
Walter Broshous
Kearney Street
Harrell
W. C. Simpson
Corinthian Society
Bertha Collins
Doris Winkler
Richard Handke
Dean Dillon
Alton
Louis Bahr
Santa Fe Street
Dillon
Alton High School
Herman Latenser
Latenser
Sam Elder
E. W. Emery
Florence Nicholson
Commercial Street
Bill Strayer
Ed Sheehan
Seattle
Marge Elizabeth Kohn
Samuel Kohn
Louis S. Sachs
B. A. Jackson
Yates Center
Charles Jackson
Sylvester Schmidt
St. Benedict's College
Charlotte Foley
Woolworth’'s
Jim Browning
Henrietta Sleppe
Los Angeles
Frank Corkadel
North Second Street
Lucian McCulley
Mabel Gerard
Nelson Cecil
Kresge’s
Irene Martin
Lee Corbin
Missouri Bottoms
Norman Walt
Little Son
Lincoln
Nebr
J. W. Walker
Newell Todd
Bellevue Country Club
Leavenworth Times
Dick West
Harold Morris
Clyde Snyder
Mt. St. Scholastica Alumnae Association
Walter Gearhart
North Tenth Street
John Adams
Collins Smoke House
John
Jordan Creek Church
M. Owen Kellisor
Pete Costello
Mr. Costello
Audie Johnson
George Pope
Henry Vanderloo
Fred Kaufman
Rudie
Ed Lukens
Kesse
Tenth and
Pacific Streets
Reba Bommer
Oketo
Marion H. Carnine
Marysville
Presbyterian
Lebo
Frank Bommer
Carnine
North Twelfth Street
State College
Emporia
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Marshall County News
W. H. Marshall
Bert Baumener
Herbert Ham
W. P. Waggener
President Baldwin
Downs
Stockton
Frank Shumaker
J. P. Morgan
Sanford Worrell
Atchison Post Office
Doniphan
George Sandy
John Huss
Dick Ebbrecht
Bessie Muray
Guthrie
Clare Frazier
Tonganoxie State Lake
Billy Garside
Boise
Ida
Billy
J. B. Garside
Ray Jones
North Third Street
Charles L. Green
Green
E. B. Phillipps
Phillipps
Oscar Peterson
Raymond Caffrey
Department of Justice
Omaha
Dave Pantle
Grandpa Charlie Pantle
Carl Latenser
Fred Liggett
Sally Jane
Mary Longworth
Fort Scott
Janis Kenner
Robert Kenner
Fred Kenner
James Longworth
Harry Ham
Walter Bell
Walter
Carl van Welden
Van
Daniel Leahy
Hazen Schaffer
Blair Milling Co
Union Station
Essex House
Richard Himber
G. A. Linck
Charles Weatherford
Frances Bennington Auwaerter
Albert Auwaerter
Mooney Greek
Flora Marlatt