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Newspaper
Atchison Weekly Globe
Location
Atchison, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1928
Page
11
Carl Henry, a fireman on the C B and Q line, has moved his family to Rulo. He will fire on the Atchison Rulo run. Knights of Columbus events are noted for Thursday activities in city notices.
Mrs J Julian swears a single spoonful of Adlerika relieves gas and bloating after meals. Ad claims the product acts on both upper and lower bowel to remove old waste matter, letting her eat and sleep well. Druggist C M Chandler endorses the remedy.
Effingham district W C T U held a regular meeting Tuesday to observe Mother's Day. Mrs D L Signor presided and Mrs Belle Humphries led devotionals. A brief business session followed with 28 attendees recorded.
The program highlighted Mother Home and Community with topics on child welfare and home life. Dor othy Varney Eugene Schooler and others read or sang on mothers, Mother's Day history and social morality. Local illness hospital updates, commencement plans, club meetings, and a Nash roadster purchase also noted.
Mrs Bill King visiting sister Mrs S W King is ill with bronchitis while her daughter Mrs Jesse Hanley of Wichita arrives to be with her mother. A fire on the Bud Jones farm west of town destroyed the house and belongings but not insured. Mrs John Burns of Easton visits her parents. Robert Cafferty moved to the county farm under Joe Best. May Grinter Hundley of Atchison visits her mother Mrs Maggie Grinter.
John Terry and family relocate from Atchison to the Walter Andrews farm recently vacated by the Leon ard Andrews family. Neighbors praise Leonard Andrews for transforming a barren hillside into an attractive farm home in about 18 months while raising cattle hogs chickens and gardening. He built a house cellar and well barn and chicken house planted 500 apple trees including Jonathans Grimes Golden and Delicious.
Reports claim a remarkable cure for epileptic seizures via a treatment offered by R. Lepso of Milwaukee. He invites afflicted individuals to write for this free therapy. The notice also mentions community involvement by Mr. Andrews and notes on local residents Evelyn Glancy, Eugene Glancy, and Miss Giles with school events and attendance records.
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