Local Notes and Open Meetings In Atchison
Baltimore club meeting noted to discuss city issues with Whitelaw Coffee Shop serving late hours and hearty sandwiches. U U hosts an open meeting April first at the Baptist church. Atchison Hi-S Twelve club wives provide the program for the Hi fwolve club at the Byram hotel for ladies night. Kas Willette to print the annual Atchison Chamber report after April 7 for members at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. U
Baptist Church
Atchison Hi
Kas Willette
Atchison Chamber of Commerce
Toretofoore
Willette
Musterole advertised as versatile cold remedy
Musterole is claimed to relieve colds and flu symptoms with immediate effect. The white mustard ointment is described as grandmotherly and doctor approved, usable on chest sore throat rheumatism lumbago bronchitis sprains and other pains. It notes a baby friendly slider form and urges asking for Chien's Musterole.
Township board meets at Tf C F hall in town
Notes from the week include neighbors traveling to Atchison, shipments to Kansas City, and local farming activity. R I Schiffbauer has the flu while Jacob Eckert Jr works at Topeomotive Finished Material in Atchison. A PTA program featured poems and songs before a sandwich cake and coffee refreshment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoenshell
Moore
Kansas City
Larkinburg
R. I. Schiffbauer
Jacob Eckert, Jr
Toecomotive Finished Material Company
Atchison
Eckert
John Cawley
Virgil Little
Miscetah
F. J. Hunn
Old Bridge
F. J. Heann
Maryetta Tuley
Coonville
Mildred Beecher
Martha Bradley
Victor
John Clough
Marie Dodson
Ray Shipman
Mabel Kathrens
Millard Whitson
M. J. Whitson
Charley Brenner
Rev. Brown
Effingham
Boyd Reyer
John Eckert
St. Joe Market
Local News Briefs From Hiawatha and Nearby
James G Hopper marries at Hiawatha to join bride on her farm seven miles west of town. Clarence Peek travels from St. Louis to Atchison by night bus for five dollars. A new seven story garage project nears completion for Mr. Peek. A class of sixteen girls learns sewing at Mrs. G H Osgood’s home in Hayes. Town township boards consider buying a caterpillar tractor and grader. The boys band, led by Tirth Dodd and Harold McAlister, performs locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Hopper
Elvira Simmonds
Emma Flayes
Milton Rosenberger
Hiawatha
Mr. Hopper
Clarence Peek
St. Louis
Atchison
Peek
A. BE. Mauck
G. H. Osgood
Illness and illness among families and stock noted
Mrs Frank Passnacht is quite ill and cared for by her daughter Mrs Charles Scherer of Muscotah. a A Petree rents 26 acres for oars from Charles Regan. Burman Hennings has the flu. Mrs Jack Banks has 200 eggs set at the Crawford hatchery in Herian which will hatch this week. J P Windsbarth is sick with stock losses. Last Saturday he lost a valuable milk cow and two horses are ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Passnacht
Charles Scherer
Muscotah
A. A. Petree
Charles Regan
Burman Hennings
Jack Banks
Crawford Hatchery
Herian
J. P. Windsbarth
Valley Falls News Briefs Include Visitors and Band Plans
Miss Erma Northrop of Toneka arrived for a one month visit with Mr and Mrs A Q Northrup at their home south of town. Ed Davies, recently hospitalized in Beatrice Neb for blood poisoning in his hand, expects to return home soon. Professor William Davies of Atchison teaches twenty Valley Falls band members rehearsing for weekly summer concerts and suggests audience seating and street roping off. In Winchester he instructs eighteen piano pupils and a twenty piece band and hopes to consolidate both bands when needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Northrop
Toneka
A. Q. Northrup
Ed Davies
Beatrice
Nebr
William Davies
Atchison
Valley Falls
Ile
Winchester
Davies
Zemo Liquid Promises Clear Skin Allure
Advertises Zemo Liquid as a safe dependable treatment for itching and skin irritations including pimples blotches and blackheads. Claims to banish wimples and save blemished scalps with easy usage and availability at druggists for 50 cents to 1.00.
Kitty McKay by Nina Wilcox Putnam
A fragmentary OCR item notes the work Kitty McKay by Nina Wilcox Putnam, author from the 1927 period, with references to family and Western Branch high-strung lineage. The text is fragmented and lacks clear reporting of plot, setting or publication details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty McKay
Nina Wilcox Putnam
Opyright
Republic Syndicate, Inc
Davies Keeps Working Hard for Best Results This Year
Professor Davies continues steady work to achieve top results. Harry Davies remains confined at home for two weeks due to illness. Albert Towlow of Lawrence visited Wednesday to tend his property and is pleased with his new location in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Davies
Harry Davies
Albert Towlow
Lawrence
Tie
District spelling winners for county contest announced
The district names the Class A winners Helen Barrows Ruth Webb and Anna Pearl Reininger and Class B winners Robert George Ricklefs Margie Barnthson Ruth Helen Brittain Anna Mary Peterson Gwendolyn Ricklefs and Milton Benitz. The district will also be well represented at the Troy junior track meet Saturday afternoon. Reverend Hi W Monesmith returned from Topeka where he attended to the Sibberson congregation. Arthur Pinkell led Sunday services in Monesmith absence, delivering a sermon by the late Jacob A Clutz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Helen Barrows
Ruth Webb
Anna Pearl Reininger
Robert George Ricklefs
Bendena
Margie Barnthson
Ruth Helen Brittain
Oakland
Anna Mary Peterson
Gwendolyn Ricklefs
Milton Benitz
Hi. W. Monesmith
Topeka
Sibberson
Arthur Pinkell
Lutheran Church
Curlew Area Events Include Bridge Repaired and Local Sales
Sam Gilkison reports fine spring pig care with three farrowings and pig saves. The Kelley low bridge is repaired and travel resumed. John Durst sale drew neighborhood attendees. Lizzie Cline to be Curlew reporter in April. Leonard Cline begins Curlew-Cummings road patrol April first using a drag until Keller bridge is ready. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Weber welcome a new girl, three daughters in the family. Jima Calhoun at Research hospital Kansas City improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Gilkison
Farrow
Raymond White
Harry Lindsey
Leonard Cline
Keller Bridge
Lawrence Weber
Weber
Jima Calhoun
Kansas City
Bound Prairie Notes On Funerals and Local Events
Mrs Panny Potter and nephew Ernest Potter attend funeral of Mrs V V Horn in Leavenworth where Horn died after goiter surgery in Bartlesville Oklahoma. Teachers and school board banquet set for Leavenworth Saturday April 2 with Wilbur Ross and Miss Ward Gaston as speakers. Spelling contest in Lansing sees Jeanne Olive Aaron first and Lucile Roach second. Lucile age nine is Round Prairie pianist and won $2.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panny Potter
Ernest Potter
V. V. Horn
Leavenworth
Wilbur Ross
Junior College
Kansas City
Ward Gaston
Frank Goddard
Round Prairie
Maria Lolier
George Pennington
Lindsey
Leavenworth County
Kirk Jackson
Lansing
Jeanne Olive Aaron
Central District
Lucile Roach
Junction School
Lucile
John Roach
Round Prairie Sunday School
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Food Sale Set at Sells Hardware
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church will hold a food sale at Sells Hardware Store on Saturday from 1 to 4 p.m. Proceeds support church aid. Etta Mackay handles special orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richter
Howard
Attchison
Ladies’ Aid
The
Presbyterian Church
Sells
Etta Mackay
Hayes
Kansas Ave
Fred Schurman
Atchison Hospital
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid
Charles Snyder
A. B. Clemens
Mary Rousey
D.L. Signor
Charles Logan
Manhattan
Signor
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H-O Company, Inc
Byrne's Drug Store
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T. F E. Cook
Leo Sullivan
John Sullivan
Woodson Sanitarium
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