Steinite Hosts 52 Jobbers for Two Day Conference
Atchison opens what may be the first regional Steinite radio jobbers convention as 52 dealers from across the country arrive by a special car. A welcome by Mayor Lehman and a Rotary welcome tour precede factory tours, a new four story daylight plant, and a plans for a grand Steinite display. The event includes a Green Bay plane chartered to transport executives and messages between cities, with a 6:30 dinner and a showcase of new models at the Masonic Temple. The program continues with meetings, tours, and a jubilee banquet at the Country Club concluding the convention. Attendees include numerous Steinite representatives from Chicago, Boston, Seattle, Dallas, Detroit, Indianapolis, and more.
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Atchison
Albert Lehman
Rotary Club
Bushfield
Green Bay
Wis
F. E. Burrall
McIntyre- Burrall Co
Burrall
Steinite Company
Frank Harwi
A. J. Harwi Ca
Steinite
Masonic Temple
Bellevue Country Club
Whitelaw
Country Club
Ed Abelson
Jacob Abelson
Lester S. Abelson
H. S. Alexander
E. F Duskis
Oscar Cotz
H. H. Harris
Ed Weiss
Chicago
James Age
D. B. Kopp
Boston
Mass
Roy Borden
Baltimore
R. R. Bean
A. J. Ware
Seattle
Wash
J. M. Ward
Portland
Ore
M. F. Bruning
Spokane
Kenneth A. Bell
Robert Campion
Royal Smith, Inc
Dallas
Texas
T. Brock
Mr. Poll
Toledo
Ohio
L. N. Burns
Dayton
Day's Doings with Community Snippets
George Schaefer, a retired farmer, reports feeling better while Pete Wolters fears wheat failures in Atchison County. Felix Barnes, a Tulip Grove crossing watchman, is in Jefferson Barracks Hospital for eye treatment. Jackson Park will miss its usual grand tulip display this year. Will Klostermeyer and wife observe their 44th anniversary, married in Atchison as spring weather prevailed. Morrisey notes strong business, selling over $1,000 in Royal standard typewriters to Wilbur Hawk for The Globe.
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George Schaefer
Pete Wolters
Atchison County
Jude Johnson
Nature
Felix Barnes
Fifth Street
Veterans’ Hospital
Jefferson Barracks
Jackson Park
Will Klostermeier
Atchison
Morrisey
Wilbur Hawk
Royal Standard
Globe
Globe Force
Christian churches hold quarterly county meet at Effingham
Large attendance at the basket dinner and quarterly meeting of the Christian churches of the county at Effingham. Dedication of a new basement followed the session. Pastors, visiting churches, music by Atchison glee club, and a sermon by Rev. Owen Kellison highlighted the event. Total funds raised exceeded the amount needed to finish paying for the basement. Next quarterly meeting set for Pleasant Grove in July.
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Effingham
Frank Johnson
Charles Latin
Cummings
Farmington
Pleasant Grove
Potter
Atchison
Fffingham
Everest
Valley Falls
Arlington
Centralia
Whiting
Topeka
Nortonville
Glee Club
The
Christian Church At
Marie Armstrong
Zelma Oldham
Owen Kellison
First Christian Church
Pleasant Grove Church
Atchison Day's Doings and Local Notes
Daily notes from Atchison recount Uncle Joe Allen's games, a baby illness, a memorial petition for Dr Shelly, travel plans for pheasant hunting, a courthouse inquisition, a court case setting, a street incident, community marriages, and resident changes. The items include police subpoenas, a P T A meeting, and civic appeals for a memorial arch.
Origin of Troy fire still a mystery
A large fire destroyed the Troy Nurseries storage building, the Leo Vinegar plant, and Mrs. Mary Pennel's home in eastern Troy Saturday. About 80,000 peach trees, 50,000 grape vines, and various apples were lost. Loss estimated at 6,000 to 8,000 dollars with insurance totaling around 5,000. Firefighters from St. Joseph aided, water drawn from Hayton's pond due to no city waterworks. The cause remains undetermined though hoboes were present near the Vinegar plant shortly before.
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Troy
Troy Nurseries
Leo Vinegar Company
Mary Pennel
W. N. Adair
Leo
H. L. Macomber
St. Joseph
Hayton's Pond
Steinite Radio Conference Ends With Banquet In Atchison
Atchison hosted a two day Steinite radio jobbers meeting with a grand banquet at the Masonic Temple. Fred Stein led the unveiling of the 1929 Steinite radio line praised for compact design, volume, and low cost. Attendees toured factories, heard speakers, and planned a final Jubilee banquet at Bellevue Club tonight.
Notice of Sheriff Sale In Atchison County Kansas
In Atchison County Kansas District Court a sale of real estate is ordered. On June 4 1928 at the east door of the courthouse the north 100 feet of lot 4 block K in Atchison is offered for cash to the highest bidder. The property appraised at 500 dollars and sale must be at least two thirds of that value. Sheriff W E Coleman.
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Atchison
Atelisen
County
Kansas
Officer shoots would-be thief in Atchison robbery
Clarence Brown, about 26, was wounded in the right leg after throwing a brick through the M. Berkson window at 403 Commercial street and grabbing guns and jewelry. Officer Tra Monroe chased him toward South Fourth street and Main, firing once as Brown fled. Brown was hospitalized in Atchison with a shattered leg. Stolen property was recovered and Brown said he recently moved from Kansas City and planned to start work today.
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Clarence Brown
Atchison Hospital
Tra Monroe
M. Berkson
Brown
Berkson
403
Commercial Street
South Fourth Street
Main
Monroe
Atchison
Kansas City
Jefferson County faces fight on health unit protest
Prom Tuesday's Daily reports Dr M S McCreight of Oska loosa and Dr L A Curry of Winchester visited Valley Falls to oppose the county health unit contract. They plan a mass meeting claiming the agreement was illegally made and urging resistance to the full time unit continuity in Jefferson County.
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Prom
M. S. McCreight
Oskaloosa
L. A. Curry
Winchester
Valley Falls
Ibis
Mec Creight
Mrs F Timpe Potter Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Fred Timpe a respected Potter resident died yesterday at her home south of Potter after a long illness She was born Louise Knollman 52 years ago and left a husband four children Albert Oskaloosa Ernest Esther and Edna Timpe a brother Fred Knollman and sister Mrs Robber Easton survive Funeral services will be held at the Lutheran church Potter tomorrow at 2 pm with Rev J Schmitt officiating Burial will follow in the Lutheran Cemetery
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College Inn
Jim Beattie
North Fourth Street
Division
North Atchison
Mary Bailey
R. T. Hawthorn
Los Angeles
Cal
Kansas City
Missouri Pacific
Depot
Marcus Argguilis Marshall
Anna Ferry
Effingham
Harcuff
W. E. Wheeler
Oak Hill Cemetery
Fred Timpe
Potter
Timpe
Mr. Timpe
Louise Knollman
Albert Timpe
Oskaloosa
Ernest
Esther
Edna Timpe
Fred Knollman
Mrs
Robber
Easton
J. Schmitt
Raven Coaching Post Is Filled
R. W. Schmidt, 28, of St. Paul Minnesota, will succeed Larry Quigley as athletic director at St Benedicts College on June 1. Schmidt currently coaches at St Thomas College, St Paul, where he has led athletics for four years and was a star athlete in football, basketball and baseball. He is an alumnus of St Thomas and was offered a Cincinnati Reds contract two years ago but declined to pursue postgraduate medical studies. He will join St Benedicts late next month to consult with faculty and meet students. Schmidt is married and will relocate this summer.
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Clinton Reddick
Fred Brownlee
Atchison County
Fort Pierce
Fla
Pearly S. Thomas
Brownlee
Supreme Court of Florida
Circuit Court
Indian River County
Thomas
Florida
Civil Service
Washington
Archibald Brownlee
Fred
George Remsburg
Atchison Street Railway
W. P. Waggener
J. A. Bendure
Forest Park
Rolla Mitchell
Atchison
J H. Beeson
Charlie Green
Jersey
Atchison-Jackson County Dairy Cow Improvement Association
Joe M. Goodwin
Green
Monrovia Road
Mount Vernon Cemetery
Sam DuBois
Shannon Township
E. W Emery
Bob Carter
Jackson Park
Mt. Vernon
R. W. Schmidt
St. Paul
Minn
Larry Quigley
St. Benedict’s College
St. Benedict's
Schmidt
St. Thomas College
Minnesota
Cincinnati Reds
Dr. Williams
St. Benedict’s
Quigley
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