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Newspaper

Atchison Weekly Globe

Location

Atchison, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1927

Page

4

Fatal shotgun accident shocks Beanlake farming community

Robert Myers a 72 year old lifelong farmer near Beanlake was killed by an accidental shotgun discharge at his home four miles northwest of Beanlake near the Missouri river. Coroner J F Brill ruled death from the accidental discharge while Myers reportedly hurried toward the river after dressing and taking his gun from its place. The body was found by hired man Lee Pickerel and Mr Myers’ son in law C D Bean was summoned. Myers had long managed the Treat farm and recently planned to move his house back from the river. Funeral services are set for Sugar Creek Church with burial in Sugar Creek cemetery. Survived by widow and several relatives.

Robert Myers Bean Lake Missouri River J. F. Brill Weeton Platte County Mr. Myers Showan Pickerel C. D. Bean Kansas City Myers Treat Tom Treat Tom Treat, Was Manager For Mr. Treat Treat Interests Mr. Treat Missouri Harry Myers Mrs. Bean Sugar Creek Mary Gray Crescent City Calif Atchison Loftus Gray California Missouri Vacific McGehee Ark Missouri Pacific Mr. Morris Charles Reynolds Reynolds Fifth Street Ninth Street Commercial Street Supple Brothers Repair and Shoe Shop Brading Cleaning Establishment Chrysler Agency J. W. Hedges Leavenworth S12 Friendly Indians Club of the Junior Hatch Dwight Mason Arthur Wycott Edwin Schmidt Bobby Cooper John Coleman Worley Katt Robert Lamme Fred Keener Ft. Scott Chris Hansen Arthurr Jessip Sioux City Jessip Alex Wills Jackson Park St. Joe Henry Freld Kenry Robert Snowden Herbert Gilman University of Kansas At Supple Brothers North Fifth Street Bert Sowers White Clay Creek M. Owen Kellison Myron Hopper Topeka C. M. Wilhoit Springfield Wilhoit Oil Co Wilhoit Harley Yocum North Ninth Street Shigfer OhKla Harry Scott Forest Hills The Telegraph Ed O'Neill Pillsbury Mill Arkansas Fifth Sixth Streets Main Royal Theater H. F. Klostermeier Carl Mike Casserly American Red Cross Frank Robinson Tie Po'ice Ethel Mylar W. A. Jackson Shine Mack Shine Nashville Tenn John P. Spurr San Francisco Globe W. P. Waggener Balle Waggener Washington, D. C Col. Spurr Secson Park Albert Seeger South Fighth Street Jack Gardner Harwi Hardware Uv Ed Johnson Hobo Frank Nebhaus Johnson Bil O'Keefe German Lutheran Hospital Kansas City Athletic Club O'Keefe CC. D. O' Keefe Charlie O'Keefe Lyons News Hays Lyons Club Rice County Great Bend Hutchinson George’ Remsburg A. J. Beveridge Indiana John Marshall W. M. Paxton Marshall Senator Beveridge Judge Paxton Kentucky Ohio Virginia Maryland Paxton

DAY'S DOINGS ALONG COMMERCIAL STREET

Observations along Commercial street note idle motorists and a Shiffles beating a Leavenworth bowling team Friday night. Local remarks include fishin g tips, rainfall impacts on Nortonville to Williamstown fields, and a Wichita hospital update on Walter Ritchey after an appendectomy. Market gardeners discuss city stall rents and shed rows near Sich dae vey with proposed 20 cent daily wet stall rates and $15 yearly rents.

Commercial Street Leavenworth Shiffles E. A. Gilmore Avi Thald Jodie van Horn J. i Wilson Nortonville Williamstown Kaw Vailey Miron Ritchey Walter Ritchey Wesley Wichita Wealther Ritchey Atchicon Fire Department Des Sichdae Vey Lenes

Daniel Woodward Dies After Long Illness at 37

Daniel Woodward 37, a Rose Hill area farmer near Muscotah, died at his home after weeks of illness following an operation in Topeka for stomach trouble. He was married to Sidney Meade fourteen years ago and left four children, three with the mother, plus surviving siblings. Funeral services will be at the Christian church in Whiting with interment at Netawaka cemetery.

Daniel Woodward Rose Hill Muscolah Topeka Frank Woodward Woodward Sidney Meade Harold Dorothy Erma Bert Ed «Woodward Jessie Weaver Muscotah Charles Eames Whiting John Pope Valley Falls

Corner sale shifts Lincoln-Nichols site to printing firm

Transfer recorded by Nels Fletcher shows Lockwood-Hazel Printing & Stationery Co. buying the southwest corner of Sixth street and Kansas avenue from Home Building & Loan. The $16,160 deal covers lots 1, 2 and 8, block 40, Old Atchison, plus the building, elevator and water system. The lease on the ground floor of the Masonic Temple building remains long. C. A. Lockwood, president, announced no use plans yet.

Lincoln-Nichols Candy Co Sixth Street Kansas Avenue Lockwood-Hazel Printing & Stationery Co Nels Fletcher Register of Deeds Home Building & Loan Association C. A. Lockwood Lockwood-Hazel Company Masonic Temple Fifth Street Old Atchison Lincoln-Nichols Co

Eden School Closes After Successful Term

Eden school ended a successful term with four pupils enrolled. Certificates for eight months perfect attendance were awarded to Carl Schwarzer Catherine Gormley Anna Mary Gormley and Gerald Gormley. Prizes celebrated achievements in penmanship spelling and general conduct.

Eden School Carl Schwarzer Catherine Gormley Anna Mary Gormley Gerald Gormley Ada Smith Eden Gertrude Kammer Camp Creek

Atchison Civil Pay Debts and Local Notices Rise

Kansas Adjutant General seeks about 160 Atchison men owed pay from 1919 to 1926 with sums ranging from 66 cents to five dollars. The effort aims to fund a Fort Riley recreation hall if unpaid balances are recovered. Also included are civil suits, club elections, obituaries, and local anecdotes from Atchison and Beloit.

Kansas National Guard Tryline Atchison Atchison Company J.R. Gilman Atchison Guard Fourth Kansas Infantry National Guard Fourth Kansas 187Th Kansas Regiment Adjutant General's Office Topeka Gilman Adjutant General’s Office Fort Riley

Pouring concrete on Main Street at Muscota h

The main street concrete pouring began Monday with the alley south of Main open for traffic from both ends. Notices mention a big Russian wolf hound elopement or kidnapping and a reward offered to owner Maurice P. O Keefe. Ed Johnson and Frank Nebhaus were jailed for vagrancy with possible burglary links.

Muscotah Main Street M. Nl Maurice P. O’ Keefe

Alligator Brought From Missouri River Near Doniphan

Andrew Nelson, a Doniphan fisherman, netted a six foot four inch alligator from the Missouri River near Doniphan lake and killed it to prevent an attack. Frank Brenner vouched for the tale, and the body was to be transported to Atchison to prove the sighting.

Missouri Andrew Nelson Doniphan Doniphan Lake Frank Brenner Doniphdém Globe Atchison

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