Fireworks and Local Notes Spark Atchison City News
A page of city notes covers diverse items from Superb flour Atchison fireworks and local laundry praise to residents like Miss Clara Groves driving to Kansas City. It reports Mrs. Nora Childers visiting relatives in Lark inburg Kas and Mrs. Paul Atkin recovering in a Kansas City hospital after an operation. Also mentions bathing suits and a Shining bread claim, tariff talk on shoes, a Steinite radio offer for 75 dollars, a coal contract for public schools, and Emil Schreiber urging traffic safety enforcement in Atchison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Clara Groves
Kansas City
Nora Childers
North Eighth Street
Larkinburg
Kas
Paul Atkin
Shenandoah, In
Emil Schreiber
Atchison
Neighboring Towns News Highlights Local Movements
Dr G S Graham and A W Dick ens left for Geary county Kansas to tend wheat crops. Thane Riley of Ontario visited brothers, Russell and Kenneth, at S E Wilson home. Miss Mary Emery on vacation from Kansas City nurses training. Lloyd Ebelmesser to Kansas City aviation school for three months. Clyde Mecham and Art Spain to Wyoming to herd sheep. Mrs H E Werner and daughter Pauline visiting at J A Hanks then returned to Topeka. Walters family from Wetmore toured Conway Springs and Kinsley to visit Frank and Will Walters. Lucy Emery moved preparations to relocate children to school in fall, renting a seven-room home. Kensington club hosted by Myra L Peters with birthday honors for a member and visits by Mrs W P Lynch and Minnie Wier. Next club meeting with Mrs D C Ebelmesser July 10. F P Achten learned daughter Edgar Campbell moved to Fayet teville Arkansas. Hugh Brown visiting mother en route from Minneapolis to Kansas City. Millard L Barnhill and Dorothy M Kressley married in St Joe. S B Carpenter accompanied daughter to Guthrie Okla. Carl Cornell away for week in interest of American Telephone Co. Mrs Cornell visiting her mother in Seneca. Ben Weinberg brought children from Oskaloosa for recital by C E Butts. I D Parker and Leafie Parker visited. Grace Parker home from Fort Scott vacation Bible school. County Engineer H L Parker, Annie Taylor, and Abe Corneal to Portland Oregon marriage by Rev T G Wilson. Bride leaves 28-year Zimmerman home with faithful service record. Francis Eby and Kenneth Eby to visit from Washington Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. S. Graham
A. W. Dickens
Geary County
Kas
Thane Riley
Ontario
Russell
Kenneth
S. E. Wilson
Mary Emery
Bethany Hospital
Kansas City
Lloyd Ebelmesser
Clyde Mecham
Art Spain
Wyoming
H. E. Werner
Pauline
J. A. Hanks
Topeka
B. F. Walters
Margery
Wetmore
William Walters
Highland
Conway Springs
Kinsley
Frank
Will Walters
Lucy Emery
Baldwin
Kensington Club
Myra L. Peters
W. P. Lynch
Minnie Wier
D. C. Ebelmesser
F. P. Achten
Edgar Campbell
Fayetteville
Ark
Hugh Brown
Minneapolis
Minn
Millard L. Barnhill
Troy
Dorothy M. Kressley
St. Joe
S. B. Carpenter
Edwin Brown
Guthrie
Oklo
Carl Cornell
Holton
American Telephone Co
Cornell
Seneca
Ben Weinberg
Oskaloosa
C. E. Butts
Weinberg
G. W Hautzenradher N. J. Werner
St. Louis
Charles A. Ku
T. G. Wilson
Portland
A. B. Zimmerman
Francis Eby
Kenneth Eby
State of Washington
Trial sought in coed killer case after confession
Dr James H Snook former Ohio State University veterinary professor confessed to killing coed Miss Theora K Hix. Authorities aim for an early murder trial. Snook says Hix threatened to end his affair and home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Snook
Ohio State University
Theora K. Hix
Below
Columbus
Snook
Miss Hix
Mixed stock load on St Joe market and local notices
Ray Nelson E A Denny and John Salfrank had a mixed load of stock on the St Joe market Tuesday. Misses Emma Deeringer and Geneva Preston are guests at the John Deeringer home. Otto Coss of Billings Montana and sister Elva Green of Alba Mo called on old acquaintances here Tuesday. The Cass family lived in Straight Creek 40 years ago and attended camp meeting at Arlington. Glenn Wright had two truckloads of hogs on the St Joe market Wednesday. Roy Dale and Roland Abramson are painting the Carbon school northwest of Larkinburg. Roy Coleman county engineer was cut from Atchison Wednesday surveying the school grounds. Grace Gemberling is Lancaster correspondent for The Globe succeeding Mrs Emlin North. Please phone or send news to Miss Gemberling Melvin, son of Mr and Mrs Merrel Myers is sick. James Needham's condition remains unchanged. Mrs Katharine Gruner Nortonville visits her mother and sisters in town from Chicago. Miss Mary Helen Kirwan Robinson visits aunt Mrs Lawrence Chain. Ethel Harmon Falls City visits sister Mrs J L Riley. Mrs Thomas Adcock visiting son Chester. Mr and Mrs Oscar Brandy and daughter of Kansas City staying with Herman Rothert. Brandy helps with harvest. Alice and Bob Lawler of Galveston Tex spend summer at Frank Anderson home. their aunt is Mrs Anderson. Kitty Nevins formerly here in a Denver sanitarium expects to leave by October 1. Robert Johnson bought a new Chevrolet coach. Band concert and benefit event at Huron with the Huron Concert band on June 29. A garden party for M E church class 37 attended. Ethel Harmon found the most candy packages hidden on the lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Nelson
E. A. Denny
John Salfrank
St. Joe
H. F. Covert
Emma Deeringer
Topeka
Geneva Preston
Effingham
John Deeringer
Otto Coss
Billings
Montana
Elva Green
Alba
Cass
Straight Creek
Old Park
Arrington
Glenn Wright
Roy Dale
Roland Abramson
Carbon School
Larkinburg
Roy Coleman
Atchison
Grace Gemberling
Lancaster
The
Globe
Emlin North
Gemberling Melvin
Merrel Myers
James Needham
Katharine Gruner
Nortonville
Elsie Buckles
Chicago
Mary Helen Kirwan
Robinson
Lawrence Chain
Kitty Nevins
Denver
Robert Johnson
Huron
M. E
Guy Chain
Will Manson
Florence Ott
Catherine Anderson
Ethel Harmon
Community notes mix illness travel and obituaries
A long column covers local illnesses including Tom Wilson and Mrs. L F Gregory, travel of Mr and Mrs Bob Smith to Kansas City, and Glen Venable taking Hadley Hines' depot role. It notes the death of Mrs Lyda Campbell Hunter of Lawrence, with funerary details, then church gatherings, visitors, and community updates on schools, churches, and local businesses in Muscotah and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Wilson
Christian Church
L. F. Gregory
Bob Smith
Kansas City
Mr. Smith
Standard Oil Co
Glen Venable
Hadley Hines
Hadley
Atchison
Blish, Mize & Silliman Hardware House
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Econo
Oxfords
Com'l
City News
Levin's
Leahy Clothing Co
Curtis-Ham Motor Co
Theodore Nass & Sons
Board of Education
Edgar Miller
Katherine Eby
Francis
Miller
Mareel Wynkoop
Barbara
Kirksville
Georgettes
Frederick
Harold
Commercial
Rushville
H. C. Barnes
McLaughlin
Lynn McLaughlin
Axtel
I. W. Barnes
University
Hunter
William Steward
Kelley
Kansas Power and Light Co
Charles Alban
Charles
San Pedro
Calif
Alban
William Trial
U. S. S. Colorado
H. H. Calvert
Edna Kelley
Allen's
Charles Calvert
Kingdom of
Romania
Prince Nicholas
Ileana
Queen Marie
Constantin Cantacuzino
Princess Cantacuzino
Ghika-Comanesti
Marquis of Mantaskari
Prince Stirbey
Linley Motor Co
Louis Crossfield
Atchison Hospital
Bosanko Market
Leahy's
Mabel Hopkins
J.C. Penney
Charlie Sego
Missouri
Atchison Mills and Elevators
Tom Portwood
Milton Cummings
Gra Gaston
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