St Benedicts Largest Class Heads to June Degrees
From Monday's Daily, St Benedict's announces twenty graduates for Bachelor of Arts in the largest class in school history. The list includes Edward Albers Cunningham Kas Edmund Arpin Damar Kas Frater Charles Aziere Michael Hogan Greenleaf Milton Herrington Olpe Kas Frater Jerome Merwick Lawrence Obrist Steinauer Neb Frater Julian Otto St Benedicts Frater Augustine Rottering St Benedicts Joseph Voet Marysville John Wechensky Newton Eugene Scanlan Los Angeles Calif Raymond Pretz Kansas City Kas plus economics majors John D Robey Monroe City Mo John E Burke Denton Thomas Dorney Gilman City Mo Harry Haegelin Atchison John R Lewis Atchison Rudolph Smutney Irving Kas Moroney St Benedicts football captain English philosophy Twenty nine high school diplomas and various classical diplomas will also be awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Benedict's
Father Sylvester
Edward Albers
Cunningham
Kas
Edmund Arpin
Damar
Frater Charles Aziere
Los Angeles
Calif
Raymond Pretz
Kansas City
John D. Robey
Monroe City
John E. Burke
Denton
Thomas Dorney
Gilman City
Harry Haegelin
Gus Haegelin
Atchison
John R. Lewis
Rudolph Smutney
Thomas Sullivan
Joseph Vollmar
John Wolters
Paul Weishopf
Norfolk
Nebr
George Anstey
Massena
Iowa
Dennis Barry
Valparaiso
Robert Treat Berry
Edward Birzer
Ellinwood
James Brophy
Viiets
Victor
St. Louis
Bertrand Rogers
San Antonio
Texas
Morris Smith
Huron
George Stanley
Raymond Straub
Wamego
William Strecker
Chester Tearney
Lowmont
Benedict Unrein
la Crosse
Ferdinand Werth
Schoenden
Joseph Purcell
Horton
Albert Maes
Rushton
William van Noe
Chicago
Charles Sullivan
Olivia
Minn
Glen Sanford
Menosha
Wis
Day's Doings From Horton and Nearby Notes
Local items feature A H Langworth on permanent waves, farm oddities from Roy Hauger, and community remarks in Horton Atchison. Mentions include sheriff hopeful Fred Henninger visiting precincts, Bob Dyson’s resignation, and church growth under Rev I S Selby. Sports mention Alvin Schumacher and farmer Al Schmidt, plus a golf club course record chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cupie Walcott
Kansas City
Yanks
Cubs
Alvin Schumacher
Alvin Jr
Alvin
Roy Hauger
Hauger Farm
Horace Chandler
B. W. Ballou
Horton
J Armaturat Dies in Missouri After Civil War Service
John Wesley Armatraut 87 a long time Bean Lake area farmer died at his daughter Mrs T H Pates Sugar Lake home after kidney trouble He was born 1840 in Mercer County West Virginia and served in the Confederate army He leaves four daughters one son and numerous grandchildren Funeral services will be held at 2 30 pm tomorrow at Short Creek Baptist church burial Sugar Creek cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wesley Armatraut
Bean
Sugar Lake
Missouri
T. H. Pate
Aramtraut
Mercer County
West Virginia
Ruthie Ann Thomas
Kentucky
Bean Lake
Sugarlake
Lee
Jackson
Short Creek
Plan for Parochial School at Effingham Planned
At St. Ann's church Effingham a congregational meeting elected T J Gerety Joseph Noll Joseph Sauer Thomas Ryan and Charles Burns to serve on the church committee. A building committee including Perry Lucius Charles Hegarty Henry Falk Martin Kelly and Father Leander was formed for a new 40 by 60 foot two story brick schoolhouse costing about 15000 dollars. Pledges totaled 4800 dollars, with hopes to raise eight to ten thousand dollars soon and begin work at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ann’s Church
Effingham
T. J. Gerety
Joseph Noll
Joseph Sauer
Thomas Ryan
Charles Burns
Perry Lucius
Charles Hegarty
Henry Falk
Martin Kelly
Father Leander
John Hamm Dies Arecognized Nortonville Farmer at 53
John Hamm of Nortonville dies Sunday noon at his sister Mary Hamm’s home after a year long illness. Surviving: widow, children Elizabeth Howard Raymond, five brothers in Platte County and Wichita, one sister. Funeral Tuesday 3 p.m. at Nortonville Christian church with burial in Nortonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hamm
Nortonville
Mary Hamm
Mr. Hamm
Elizabeth
Howard
Raymond Hamm
Will Ben
George Hamm
Platte County
Charles Hamm
Wichita
A. M. Hamm
Atchison
St Louis Trade Tripppers Visit Atchison Parade
A special train carrying 100 St Louis Chamber of Commerce members arrived in Atchison at 1 30 pm on the first day of a seven day goodwill tour in Kansas. They marched up Commercial street, led by a brass band, then paused for a concert and visits with local merchants before leaving for Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Chamber of Commerce
Atchison
State of
Kansas
Chamber of Commerce
Albert Lehman
Commercial Street
Topeka
Atchison High to Graduate Largest Class Yet in May
Superintendent Portwood announced at the Atchison board meeting that this springs graduating class will surpass 1926s record of 102 students. Commencement is May 25 at Memorial hall with Bishop E L Waldorf delivering the address. restrictions limit attendance to tenth grade or higher unless accompanied by a parent. The baccalaureate is May 20 in the high school auditorium with Rev E F Hofer delivering the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison High School
Thomas B. Portwood
Atchison Board of Education
Memorial Hall
E. L. Waldorf
Methodist Episcopal Church
E. F. Hofer
Salem Evangelical Church
Day's Doings in Atchison and Nearby Areas
Local brief notices report George Biffinger now works in a Kansas City steel mill while Elmer Hamilton notes corn planting under way in Missouri. Union Pacific to spend 10000 toward keeping the Missouri river in place near St. Joseph. canines taxed with eight warrants issued. a child survives a snake strike on Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Biffinger
Atchison
Kansas City
Link Preston
Elmer Hamilton
Short Creek
Missouri
Stevenson Planing
Emporia
Kansas Editorial Association
Globe
Wall Wallett
Fifth Street
Division
Atchison County
O. F. Barnard
Union Pacific
Missouri River
St. Joe
Grand Island
St Joe
Rushville
Presbyterian Orchestra of
KFEQ
Johnny
Indiana
Potter house set ablaze in suspected arson case
A Potter residence owned by Misses Frances and Alice Potter suffered a fire last night with evidence of deliberate ignition. A coal oil can and a heavily oiled porch suggest arson. Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Moore spotted and helped prevent greater damage. Local residents demand culprits be found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Frances
Alice Potter
A. L Moore
Sheriff Sale Notice in Atchison County Kansas
The District Court of Atchison County Kansas orders a sale of real estate in the case Howe et al v Trowe et al. On Monday June 4 at two oclock in the afternoon the east door of the court house in Atchison will sell the described property at cash to the highest bidder. The property is a lot in block KK in Atchison city with a stated value of 3500 and the sale must bring at least two thirds of that value. W H Coleman Sheriff. May 3 24-32
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton
Alva Clapp
Atchison
Chamber of Commerce
Idna Ferber
Kansas
Emporia
Ed Farmer
University of Kansas
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Farmer
Floyd Spaun
Forest Hills
Russell Drake
John Raterman
al Schmidt
Globe
Legion
American Legion
Harry Itschner
St. Joe
Silverlake
L Leonhard
Kenervas
Harrisons
Professor Clarke
Professor Clark
the Globe
W. R. Armstrong
Kansas City
Gerardo Samson
Philippine Islands
Will Hamme
Pharenz
Manila
United States
Wisconsin University
Hamme
Islands
Kansas Supreme Court
Atchison County
J. H. Brill
Weston
Europe
Perry Ham
New York City
W. A. Jackson
Charles H. Howe
Phil Haas
Holton
District Court
Haas
Supreme Court
Coleman
Wiliam Allen White
Harry A. Smith
Kansas Editorial Association
Harry Smith
The
Ewing Herbert
Lambertson
Congress
Herbert
Anthony
Brown
Doniphan
Jackson
Jefferson
Leavenworth
Nemaha
Shawnee
Louis Gearhardt
W. M. Davies
Allen & Waterson
A. C. DeWinter
Robert McCrie
W. R. Lloyd
Louis Gerhardt
Mr Gerhardt
Art Fleming
Chicago
John Schmitt
Frank Biffinger
Commercial Street
Utah Avenue
District Court OF
Amitochnson County
Fannie EL
Howe
Kaneas
County
W. HE Coleman
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A. H. Langworth
Pete Cawley
Fred Henninger
Bob Dyson
J. Armatraut
Gaim
Walt Boyle
Henry Deigel
Vic Ryan
Shelly Park
B. G. McCarty
Bill Kelly
Howard Hargrove
Jake Elliot
Ralph Ross
C. E. McIntyre
Jim Courtney
Neal Monger
Ray Hess
Plan New Parochial School
Francis Kramer
Good Intent
Frank Skerritt
Atchison Hospital
Samuel Martin
Emma Gilbert
J. M. Rigdon
Baby
Lou Cochran
C A. Wiziarde
Kansas State Grain Inspection Department
Lebanon
B. W. Fink
Tom Clark
Tom
Spring Garden Street
Jackson Park
E. W. Clausen
Gus
Haegelin Coal Co
Eleventh and Main
Joe Goodwin
C. R. Miller
Oliver Butler
William Stevenson
Effingham High School
Clarence Harder
Everest
Atchison-Jackson County
Roy Coleman
Lancaster
Legion Post
Hutchinson
Pittsburg
M. T. Langan
Carl Harman
Tom Ebner
Severance
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Convention Hall
Kansas City Times
E. W. Howe
Jeanette Vreeland
Baxter F. Vreeland
Mary Blair
California
Denver
Miss Vreeland
Percy PR. Stephens
New York
Carlo Fischer
Charles N. Reignier
Reignier & Sheuly’s
Germany
Nere
Charlie Raterman
Henri Verbrugghen
Minneapolis Symphony
Mr. Howe
Crardas
Strauss
Die Fledermaus
Henri Vanbrugghen
Brown County
W. P. Lambertson
W. P
Ewing
Republican
Democratic Party
Brother Elliott
Sons of
Maur Hill
Thomas V. Aaron
Robert DeWitt
Independence
Simon H. Haunsperger
Alton
William A. Mason
Richard H. Multer
Ballinger
Stanley J. Postana
Paw Paw
Mich
Marcel Renteria
John R. Sachse
Maurice D. Sullivan
Russell D. Thompson
St. Joseph
Edward C. Ainsworth
Minnie Grimm
Marshalltown
W. E. Wheeler
Thirteenth and
Will Gilmore
O. S
Mary Roth
South Seventh Street
Sexton
Mt. Vernon
John Schaffer
Wathena
Catholic Cemetery
Carrie Graham
Mary Alice
Maurice
Emmett
Idaho
Graham
Jess Craft
Andy Graham
Toledo
Ohio
Dick Gilman
Nebraska
C. O. Wright
Ada Anderson
Board of Education
Martin
W. C. Linville
Susan Schumacher
Lena Bergman
Misses Frances
Harry Collins
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Havana
Cuba
Key West
Birmingham
Macon
Ala
Savannah
Wetmore Spectator
James M. Challiss
Woodlawn
Nemaha County
White Clay Creek
Eighth Street
Seventh Street
Co. D Walker
Winchester
Walker
Shellabarger
Salina
Mandy Lou
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