Miss Ada Smith Resigns to Lead McCormick-Mathers Work
Miss Ada Smith, longtime Atchison county rural school superintendent, resigned to become district representative for McCormick-Mathers Co. She will headquarter in Atchison, covering the north half of Kansas, replacing J A Shoemaker who died recently. No successor named yet.
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Ada Smith
Atchison County
McCormick-Mathers Co
Miss Smith
J. A. Shoemaker
Topeka
Shoemaker
Atchison
State of Kansas
Ben Paulen
State Board of Education
Atchison County Schools
Lancaster
Day's Doings In Atchison A Busy Local Page
A Wednesday round of notes from Atchison items. People mentioned include Cat Seeger Mrs. Andrew Leacy and Roger Finnegan with health and travel updates. Fragments record farm moves, hospitalizations, funeral arrivals, political candidacies and neighborhood observations across Commercial Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeger
Andrew Leacy
Roger Finnegan
Franklin Hole
M. S. Cummings
Downs
Commercial Street
Death Takes Arthur Howe from Potato Hill Farm
Arthur Bruce Howe 38, of Potato Hill farm, died at Atchison hospital yesterday after a burst gangrenous appendix following surgery on March 2. Born March 12, 1890 in Council Bluffs, he and his father A B Howe built a successful truck gardening business at Potato Hill. Married November 3, 1920 to Mary Ferguson, they had a daughter Mary Ellen. Survived by widow, daughter, parents, two sisters, and an uncle. Funeral from the Methodist church tomorrow at 11 a.m. Burial Mt Vernon cemetery.
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Arthur Bruce Howe
Potato Hill Farm
Atchison Hospital
A. B. Howe
Arthur Howe
Council Bluffs
Atchison
Mary Ferguson
Adelaide Howe
Will Shetly
Huron
E. W. Howe
Potato Hill
A. B Howe
North Third Street
Methodist Church
Mt Vernon
T. D. Fry
Louis Brockett
Frank Mangelsdorf
Wallace Brockett
Harry Westcott
Ames
Iowa
Roy Lister
William Fiche
Clifford Biche
H C. van Strum
Frank Shumaker
Walter R. Kohler
Dorothy Corrigan
Topeka
National Reserve Building
State Capitol
Security Benefit Association Hospital
Washburn and
Bethany Colleges
Boys Industrial School
Giles
Army Air Corps
Leavenworth
Aviation Committee
Chamber of Commerce
J. B. Nichols
Lawrence Day
District Court
Nichols
American State Bank
Lincoln-Nichols Candy Co
Bill McNamara
Dave Beauchamp
Lou Higby
Exchange National Bank
Globe
Anna Rahrig
Atchson Street
Fred Labbe
Onaga
Labbe
M. E. Martin
Riley Street
Falls City
Harold Martin
Safe Robbers Fail To Score At Wilson Co Office
A bystander report says two amateurs attempted to rob the Wilson & Co. office at Thirteenth and Main, damaged the front door with jimmies, entered by a window, and left the safe slightly ajar with $25 inside. They fled before accessing the cash box, leaving the rest of the office untouched.
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Wilson & Co
Thirteenth
Main Streets
Main Street
Fifty Years of Married Life for Aldrichs in Atchison
The 50th wedding anniversary of Alice Marie O Brine and William Bradbury Aldrich is celebrated at their Atchison home. The couple wed March 6, 1878, in East Atchison with Rev. William Connor officiating. They raised three children and remained active in local life, with Mr. Aldrich noted for his long service in railroad work and community involvement. The piece recounts their origins, moves, family ties, and celebratory events, plus assorted local notes.
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Alice Marie O Brine
William Bradbury Aldrich
East Atchison
William Connor
Marguerite Basy
James Keith
Aldrich
South Fifth Street
Alice Marie O'Brine
London
Madison County
Ohio
Weston
Michael O'Brine
East Atchison, Mo
Willian
Bradbury Aldrich
Farmington
Ontario County
New York
Fayette
Fulton County
Michigan
Canada Southern Railroad
San Francisco
Calif
Ralston
Cully’s Grove
Atchison
Chicago & Atchison Bridge Co
Rock Island
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Council Bluffs
Hannibal
Chicago Andtchison Bridge
Bridge Company
Burlington & Missouri Railroad
Beatrice
Nebraska
Anson
Fred
Atchison & Eastern Bridge Co
Frank
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Missouri Pacific System
Mr. Aldrich
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Atchison Lodge No. 4
N. D. Todd
Todd
G. W. Neely
Atchison Daily Globe
E. W. Howe
William
Newell
Fred Aldrich
Marietta
Frank Aldrich
E. P. Green
John O'Brine
Ed Hovey
Robert Hayes
Mrs. Aldrich
Stetler Recovers Amid Local Mentions and Roads Progress
An assortment of notes covers Owen Stetler's recovery, Haste Branaman’s poor condition, Walter Braun’s daughter with scarlet fever, George Cox moving to Gerrish farm, and Hank Elche’s joke weight loss. The Linley Motor Co is advised about the Greener harvester, road grading to the rail line is completed, gravel readied, and a Globe study links bi focal glasses to more accidents. Ray Jones remains depressed after an ailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Stetler
Haste Branaman
Walter Braun
George Cox
Gerrish
Hank Elche
Linley Motor Co
Lancaster
Symns Grocer Company Capital Reduction Notice
The Symns Grocer Company of Atchison Kansas reports a decrease of authorized capital from 480000 to 320000 dollars. President C W Symns signs the notice with dates February 29 and March 15 and 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symns Grocer Company
Atchiron
Kansas
State of
W. Symns
Presiden
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the Globe
Tom Murphy
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Gene Howe
Amarillo
Texas
Bryan Smith
al Dickens
Doniphan County
J. J. Pennington
Walnut Township
Sumner
Oliver Ewitchman
Cent Phoenicans
Herry Haegelin
St. Benedicts
Gus Haegelin
Frice Boulevard
Haegelin
William Graner
Lancastr
William Powers
Denver
Col
St. Benedict’s College
Tom Powers
Atchison Railroad
Florida
Starbeams
Kansas City Star
Jay House
Canton
Dover
Delaware
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Saturday Evening Post
Nan Britton
Warren Harding
Topeka State Journal
First Methodist Church
Tom O'Connor
Arkansas
Tom
County Commission
State Highway Commission
Chamber of Commmerce
Nigger Hill
Omaha Junction Road
Talmage Fry
Manhattan
Methodist
House of Representatives
Congress
Washington
Pacific Coast
MacLintock Farm
W. W. van Liew
Mr. van Liew
Ham
Ernest Hazel, Jr
Archlo14
al Nianes
John Brox
Frank Geiger
Addie Atkins
Division Street
Jess Torbett
Eugene Bribach
Ira Barth
New York City
Henry Klostermeier
Bill Flachsbarth
G. P. Eckert
Lucile
Fred Evans
Atlantic House
Commercial
K. Wakefield
Courtney Challiss
Atchison Post Office
John Murphy
Schaafskopf
Bert Gilmore
William Deering
Highland Avenue
Wymere
Neb
Ruth Wood
Atchison Business College
Rose Thaden
Walter Thompson
South Atchison
Alfred Manglesdorf, Jr
Manglesdorfs
August Manglesdorf Sr
August Mangelsdorf Jr
Alfred Sr
Dave Lovgin
Osage City
Eas
O. J.C
Dave Loygren
Nizest Voung Tien
Atechson
Cicaretties Sss
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem
A. W. Harries
John Stutt
al Jacob
John Levin
Pete Goldt
William Wolff
Vern Wolff
Centralia
Kiwanis Club
St Benedict's College
J. Hamilton Woodstum
Creston
J. P. Pangburn
Wymore
Pat Nash
Woolworth
J. F. Nash
Green
H. Langworth
Postal Telegraph
A. H
Alvin Harry
Lang
Robert Harman
Colorado Springs
Eflingham
Joe Connor
Charlie O'Keefe
Charlie
McLintock Sisters
John Sullivan
Effingham
St. Joe
The
Express Company
Utah Avenue
Fifth and
Sixth Streets
Mose
Frank Roth
American Legion Auxiliary
Roth
Jay Bentley
Hale Bayley
Ernest Young
Beauchamp
Ray Jones
Blish, Mize & Silliman Hardware Co
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