Atchison Scout Jam Boree Opens With Parade
From Wednesday's Daily April 26 the fifth annual Boy Scout Jam boree at Memorial hall opens with marching band music at 8 pm. Eight Scout troops review for Pony Express area officials and Atchison Scout board, with additions including a Scout circus and Sea Scout Ship Condor. Events feature archery astronomy signaling history first aid and a large circus spectacle, plus investiture for 30 boys and a 30-foot bridge build. Tickets 15 cents adults 10 cents children. doors at 7 with a concert by the Atchison High School band prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison High School
Memorial Hall
Pony Express Area
Atchison Scout Board
Atchison Sea Scout
George Hedrick
St. Joe
C. D. Stoh
Fort Leavenworth
Atchison Board
Atchison
I. H. McVey
Clarence Hansen
State Orphans’ Home
George Kerfords
William Altimari
Local Day by Day Notes From Weston Area
Harold Haverty returns from Topeka and Alberta Mangelsdorf comes back from Kansas City. Workers and residents report moves and openings including E A Jones Farm & Home Supply store at 414 Commercial Street and a Knights of Columbus move planned for June 1. Ursuline retreat announced for Paola July 28 29 and 30 and thefts at the Y M C A reported along with library hour program by Elizabeth Hull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Haverty
Topeka
Alberta Mangelsdorf
Kansas City
H. C. Bell
Huron
Lespedera
Ira Davis
Andy Sheldon
E. A. Jones
Commercial Street
Blish, Mize & Silliman Hardware Co
Knights of Columbus
Green Lantern Cafe
Imogene Evans
E. L. Robbins
Weston
Lawrence
Wilson Packing Plant
Fannie Robbins
Olive Street
Ursuline Sisters
College of Paola
Ursuline Academy
Paola
Kas
A. J. Kuhlman
S. J
Ursuline
Atchison School to Require Home Making for Girls
Atchison high school will require home making for all junior or senior girls starting next year. Principal C O Wright says the course will be the only one of its kind in the country and will cover cooking textiles clothing budgeting child care and health. Two teachers will lead the program with Miss Margaret Stankel handling the first semester and Miss Helen Widick continuing with extensive lab work. Credits will be recognized at colleges and the aim is to prepare students for future home life with a broad, fundamentals focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison High School
C. O. Wright
Wright
Atchison
Margaret Stankel
Helen Widick
Board of County Commissioners
Topeka
State Tax Commission
Atchison County
Tax Commission
Board of Commissioners
G. P. Herzinger
Scott Clingan
A. C
Bud) Schultz
Andy Clark
E. T
Ted) Om
Maurice Eefe
Jackson Park
Laverne Stucker
John Walsh
South Sixth Street
Walsh
Albert Weyand
Elizabeth
Rosemary Schletzbaum
Rose Thura
Will Hooper
John Fleming
Eighth
Santa Fe
R. V. Wilcox
Eastern Star
Kansas City
Kas
James Poultry Co
Herb Gilman
Dave Umstead
Lawrence
Kansas University
G. W. Allaman
State Orphans Home
Anna Beile
City Hall
Anna Belle
Forrest Warren
Hot Springs
Ark
George Thearer
Kansas Avenue
Sylvester Cornell
Ash Street
Sixth Street
Clarence Dale
Atchison Daily Globe Style Bits Stir Local Wit
A long column of humorous quotes and anecdotes from Atchison residents, including Theodore Otis letters, local remarks, and community vignettes. Mentions include John and George Woolston, Rev Wiley Keve, and Louise Waldauer. Events noted include Boy Scouts, mills running, and a Jamboree, with references to politics and the state of affairs in 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Otis
Globe
John
George Woolston
Atchison
Wiley Keve
Vic King
George Bostwick
Big Jim Franklin
King Kong
Louise Waldauer
Jim
George White
Missouri Pacific Freight Offices
Charlie James
Doniphan
Roosevelt
Atchison Mills
B. Brown
Fred Noah
Kansas City
Old Snort
Beloit
Fred
Snort
Dick Bryant
Hank Eiche
Leavenworth
Mrs Mary Tolbert dies at 79 in Atchison
Mrs Mary E Tolbert 79 widow of Franklin Tolbert died at 6 45 this morning at 612 Washington St after a week of heart trouble Funeral services by Rev M O Kellison at 230 tomorrow at the Christian church burial in Oak Hill Stan ton and Stanton in charge She was born in Indiana Aug 30 1853 came to Atchison in 1887 Mr Tolbert died in 1912 Survived by three sons Austin Brown Atchison and William Ben Brown Kansas City Kans and five grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Tolbert
Franklin Tolbert
Washington Street
M. O. Kellison
The
Christian Church
Tolbert
Oak Hill Cemetery
Stanton & Stanton
Indiana
Atchison
Austin Brown
William
Ben Brown
Kansas City
Kas
Nursery plan eyed for state orphans home infants
Dr James M Scott chairing the state board of administration outlined a proposal to convert the home hospital into a nursery for infants born to state inmates. The plan would give work and nursing training to older girls and create an interne system for state institutions. The board also discussed residency rules and payments for employee families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Orphans Home
James M. Scott
Lebanon
State Board of Administration
The
Globe Today
Scott
T. W. Woodward
Hutchinson
George L. McCarty
Lecompton
Woodward
McCarty
Harry Woodring
Alfred M. Landon
State Hospital For the Insane
Topeka
Winfield
Osawatomie
Landon
Edna Oldham
J. Harry Lloyd
Stacy of
Doniphan
Dick Bryant
D. L. Forgy
James Dillon
Floyd Arnold
Reynold Davis
Atchison Local Items Snapshot April Updates
Multiple brief notes from Atchison recount weather, civic notes, and local people. Mentioned are John Black growing weaker, Nina Hinson ill with measles, new Bellevue Country Club members Cape Forbes and Newell Aldrich, Ed Gwartney a city fireman returning from Denver, and Oliver Duncan with Cloris Bigham obtaining a marriage license. Also cited are bank age and operations, license inspections, measles health advisory, Parent-Teacher council activities, and Topeka trip for congress events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Black
F. M. Logeman
Martin
Muscotah
Atchison
State Orphans Home
Cape Forbes
Newell Aldrich
Bellevue Country Club
Hank Eiche
Nina Hinson
Cummings
Harry Allen Davis
Ellinwood
Rex Davis
Court House
Oliver S. Duncan
Cloris S. Bigham
St. Joe
F. K. Friedhoff
Clarence Blanke
Charlotte Ramsay
Hugo Bryant
Florence Vanderstay
Fd Gwartney
Mary Gwartney
Denver
Gwartney
Exchange National Bank
E. T
Ted’ Meyer
Sam Connor
Oscar P. May
Parent-Teacher Council
Topeka
Kansas Parent-Teacher Congress
Washington
W. H. Sullivan
Tnitchison Council
Ransaye
Mount Seniors 10 Face Grilling Test Tomorrow
Mount St Scholastica seniors take a four hour comprehensive exam in their majors tomorrow afternoon as part of the degree requirement. Subjects include English history French home economics education Latin Spanish philosophy and music with several students named and the June degree date noted. Valerie Lyndon and Sister Xavier will take exams after the summer session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount St. Scholastica College
North Central Association, National Accrediting Agency
Mount St. Scholastica
Blanche Mangelsdorf
Eben McGuire
Ernestine Parsons
Mary Katherine Sheldon
Basilia
Vianney
Lois Nyhart
Bertha Wood
Mrs Katherine Breuer Dies At 66 In Atchison
Mrs Katherine Carrigan Breuer aged 66 died at her daughter’s home in Atchison from flu complications. Funeral at St Benedicts church with rosary at the Roebrich residence. Burial Mt Calvary cemetery. Survived by two daughters, two sons, two sisters, and three grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Carrigan Breuer
C. H. Roebrich
North Fifth Street
C. H. Koebrich
Atchison
Marie Carrigan
Kansas City
Kas
Charles E. Carrigan
Effingham
Walter J. Breuer
Ellen Kramer
Louisa Conway
Kansas Ciy
State inspectors sweep Atchison for 1933 license tag compliance
Six inspectors from the Kansas State Highway Department in Topeka visit Atchison to enforce 1933 license tag purchases. They will check motorists licenses classifications and plates, issuing cards to violators. Recipients must present the card to County Treasurer E T Meyer within three days or face immediate proceedings. A 50 cent late penalty applies now and another 50 cent penalty after May 1, totaling one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Topeka
Atchison
E. T
Ted) Meyer
John Toedter of near Potter Dies
John Toedter of near Potter died at 3:50 a m today at the Atchison hospital following an operation April 12 for gall bladder trouble. He later developed pleurisy. Funeral services will be Monday afternoon at St John’s Lutheran church near Potter, time to be determined when a brother is heard from Lawin and Douglass are in charge of arrangements. Mr. Toedter is survived by his widow and a son Edward, 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
State Street
The
Chicago Tribune
Burton Langworthy
Anna Langworthy
Mound Street
San Diego
Calif
Langworthy
Naval Air Service
Navy
Panama Canal
Clinton Langworthy
Kansas City
Charles Snyder
State Orphans’ Home
J. M. Averill
Snyder
John Schuele
Mrs. Newlywed
John Toedter
Potter
Atchison Hospital
St. John’s Lutheran Church
William Toedter
Illinois
Lawin & Douglass
Toedter
Edward
School teachers injured in Blair collision near Blair Kansas
Mrs. Monica Christie 29 of Effingham and Miss Geraldine Cavanaugh 31 of Everest were badly hurt when their car collided head on with a truck near Blair Kansas. Both were treated at St Joseph's hospital in St Joe with serious injuries. The truck driver Ed Hinds of Powhattan was not injured. Christie and Cavanaugh teach at Elwood School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monica Christie
Effingham
Geraldine Cavanaugh
Everest
Blair
Kas
St. Joseph’s Hospital
St. Joe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Zehnder
Hickory Grove
Ola Ward
Switchman
Jim Doyle
Missouri Pacific Hospital
St. Louis
Wv. G. Shipley
Leahy
Bruce Mather
Wathena
Ed Barthel
Atchison Street
Kansas City Times and Star
William Allen White
Kansas
Joseph Lindsay
Waverly Avenue
Sallie Lindsay
William A. White
the Star
Charles B. Mitchell
Grand Avenue Methodist Church
Pasadena
Rocky Mountains
Tra Gould
Sydey
Elizabeth Hull
Public Library
Joen Fulteam
A. E. Mize
Prosper Wilson
State Barber Board
Margaret Kelly
North Third Street
Roy Lister
W. H. Lawin
Frank Mangelshort
Ohio
Jesse Leighton
Atchison State Savings Bank
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
State Home
Ed Meador
James W. Degan
Harry Reisner
John Brashay
John Reynolds
Will Holbert
White Clay Creek
Fifth
Fourth Street
Chandler Brokerage Co
Bob Schmidt
Eighth Street
Bob Miller
Porter
Harman
Red Sea
Charlie Porter
Herman Latenser
Will Coleman
Nina Irene Weinmann
Dilgert’s
Genevieve Caylord
Betty Strayer
Betty Muchnic
Betty Jens Proctor
Carol Harman
Charlotte Thorpe
Raynette Loftin
Evelyn Lyons
Dolores Holman
Orpheum Theater
Mary Tolbert
State Orphan’s Home
Jason M. Averill
Marion Hazel
Pat Byrne
Margaret Eggers
E. W. Emery
D. L. Forgey
D. C. Linscott
Mabel Wright
Adda Lobdell
Harriett Tracy
Nellie Reed
Ernest Schroeder
Charles Taliaferro
Meyer
Silas Berry
Little Beanlake
Robert Snowden
Fred Aldrich
Wichita
Sin
Goodness
Katherine Breuer
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