Atchison Youth Alfred Harwi Dies In Plane Crash
Alfred Harwi an eighteen year old Atchison native dies after a plane crash near Lawrence. Companions Lewis Hardman and pilot John Maxwell are seriously injured. Harwi a Kansas University student and Phi Gamma Delta member, was described as bright and well liked. The trio were returning from a flight when control was lost at about 300 feet. Maxwell is Kansas City based veteran pilot. the plane was owned by Dr. Lawrence Wassman. Harwi leaves parents two brothers and a sister. funeral plans pending.
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Alfred Harwi
Lawrence
Harwi
Alfred Harch
Atchison
State University
Lewis Hardman
Osborne
John Maxwell
Kansas City
Kas
Maxwell
Alfred
Frend Hardman
Simmons Hospital
Alfred Herwi
Frank Harwi
Florence Cain Harwi
Me Harwi
Washington
D. C
Boydom
Kansas University
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Hardman
Alfred Harwit
A. G. Hardman
Kansas
Lewes
Osborneigh
University
Bob Maxwell
Lawrence A. Wassma
Wasm
Alfred Hatch
Junior
Bobbie
Lucy
DAY'S DOINGS ARENT: LOCAL NOTES AND QUOTES
Malcolm O'Neil returns to work from vacation. A section hand near Atchison is praised as a judge of fine silks. Jay Smith will attend a Topeka convention of insurance men Saturday. Quips on college for dogs and invention confidence circulate on Commercial street. Earl Brown, Missouri Pacific brakeman and game warden, vows against fish trapping as anglers need licenses on Stranger creek. Otto Peters, St Benedict's student, gravely ill to be moved to St Margaret's hospital Kansas City. scarlet fever relapse affects his heart. Daisy Ryan undergoes appendectomy at Atchison hospital and is recovering well. her sister Mary Elizabeth died Wednesday after a long illness.
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Malcolm O'Neil
Atchison
Jay Smith
Topeka
Fred Condit
Commercial Street
Tim
Earl Brown
Missouri Pacific
Meet A
Stranger Creek
Otto Peters
St. Benedict's
Joe Seibel
Laramie Street
St.Margaret’s Hospital
Kansas City
Daisy Ryan
George Ryan
Summit Street
Atchison Hospital
Miss Ryan
Mary Elizabeth
W. F. Kirk
John McGinnis
Western District
F. W. Basin
C. R.-Kilbury
A. B. Whitaschek
The
Mechanical Association
Bill Kautz
Omaha
Jim Norris
St. Louis
Warren Hixon
Warren
Green
Ed Hayes
F. C. Edgar
Falls City
Ralph Burge
Charlie Ferguson
Little Eva
Simon Legree
Hugh Ward
Uncle Tom
Chink Ebbrecht
Topsy
Bert Sowers
Eliza
Norm Olson
Ed Dolecek
Harry Scott
George Boggs
Joe Dolecek
Dan Stafford
Ora Pangburn
Jim Kew
Ed Peasley
Fred Johnson
Missouri Pacific Yard
North Sixth Street
Rey
Homer Armstrong
Duluth
Minneapoli
George Walsh
George
Eva McKittrick
Texas
C. M. Roscoe
Missouri
McKittrick
Orlin Weede
Kansas
Maurice O'Keefe
Vansell
Muscotah
Justice Vansell
William Hartman
Curlew
Hartman
Doctor Abner
Jackson Park
Nial
W. M. Shifflet
Bern Shockey Horns
Santa Claus
Walter Shuck
George Shuck
Will Shuck
Gene Smith
Jim Colgan
Harry Shoemaker
Woolworth
Will Simpson
Art Eymann
Shelly Memorial Fund
Joe Lord
Llewelyn
Mississippi
Mary Kempt
Margaret Leacy
Ethel Bales
Parsons
Business and Professional Women's Club
Georgia Magee
Manhattan
Carrie Hand
Troy Dentist J C Myers Retires After Long Career
Dr J C Myers retires from active dentistry in Troy after a career spanning from 1865 in Ulrichsville Ohio to Troy Kansas. Born August 4 1844 he served as a Civil War fifer before settling in Troy in 1878. He and his family contributed to church and community life and will remain in Troy.
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J. C. Myers
Troy
United States
Harrison County
Ohio
Ulrichsville
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
McKinley
William B. McKinley
Doctor Myers
Kansas
Bertie Castle
A. O. Dubach
Walter C Myers
Savannah
Troy Church
Death of Mrs. Tom Burchett at 506 South Fourth
Mrs. Tom Burchett 62 died at 7:30 am at her home following two weeks of double pneumonia. Born in Leavenworth in 1866, she moved to Atchison as a bride. Survived by four children Helen Smith Ona Ritchie Isabell Huntington Tommy Burchett, four grandchildren, sister Ida Gorham, brothers John and Fred Hutchinson. Funeral Sunday 2:30 pm at Harcuff with Rev. Wheeler. burial Oak Hill cemetery.
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Tom Burchett
South Fourth Street
Locomotive Finished Material Co
Burchett
Leavenworth
Helen Smith
Ona Ritchie
Atchison
Isabell Huntington
Kansas City
Tommy Burch
Atchison High School to award 98 diplomas in May
Ninety eight graduates will receive diplomas at Atchison High School with fifty seven girls and forty one boys to walk the memorial half evening of May 5. Bishop E L Waldorf will give the commencement address and the baccalaureate sermon will be by Rev E F Hofer May 20. The class includes Marian Berger and Robert Binkley among many others.
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Atchison High School
E. L. Waldorf
Methodist Episcopal Church
Kansas City
E. F. Hofer
Salem Evangelical Church
Atchison Protestant Churches
Marian Louise Berger
Robert Martin Binkley
Harry A. Brown
Millie Ervin Burbank
Alice Blanche Callis
Harold Robert Carter
Marjorie Gwendolyn Chaney
Hazel Ruby Coffey
Lois Mederese Comstock
Mary Frances Creach
Percy LeRoy Dent
Frederick Graham Daniels
Helen Minola Estes
Theodore Ebbrecht
Vera Fern Ebling
Jeanne Miriam Fletcher
Ruth Anna Furdman
Pansy
Julia Fleming
Charles Manson Fisher
Samuel Fuller
Kathleen E. Fields
Willie Howard
Thomaslynn
Gertrude Gassert
Bert F Gould
Katherine Gilmore
Lola Irene Higley
Bernice Ruth Hinnen
Emma Marie Higley
Charles Larkin Ham
Harriet Virginia Ham
LeRoy Raymond Hawk
Grace Anna Hager
Evelyn Wilma Holmes
Morris T. Higley
Russell William Harrison
Corinne Ethel Handke
Mary E. Hyde
Leslie Simimmon Hubbard
Rex Horn
Neela Hazel
Edward L. Iverson
David B. Ingalls
Marietta Jackson
Kenneth Johnson
Roberta Mildred Johnson
Edwvynne Gael Koch
Winifred E. Knoch
Floyd Ernest Linder
Wendell Myron Lehman
Courtney Emerson McConnell
Mark Deloss McCulley
Edwin S. Mays
Robert C. Mangelsdorf
Franke S. Moore
Earl Samuel Martin
Samuel Morton Munson
Leonard Otto Moore
Blanche Florence Meeck
Paul L. Marts
Robert A. Meyer
Ruth Bernice Mattocks
Ralph Frederick Oswald
Oneida Fern Pepper
Leslie Radcliffe Pollock
Myrtle Olive Peak
Jane Ballew Price
Evelyn Virginia Peterson
Martha B. Reynolds
Earl N. Rayfield
Nina Roberts
Jane Lindsey Reinhard
Ruby Thelma Rose
Shelby Rice
Frances Jane Raney
Fred Co. Stork
Cleo Ammerette Stillings
Irma L. Sharp
Earl Arthur Shelley
Earl Raymond Yaple
Lelia Alberta Owens
Mrs E F Duncan dies after ten week illness
Mrs E F Duncan, 70, died at her South Fourth street home yesterday afternoon from angina pectoris after a ten week bedfast illness. She came to Atchison from Rule Nebraska in 1915 and built many friendships. Surviving are her husband, six children, a brother, and numerous relatives. Funeral set for 2:30 PM tomorrow at the Christian church with Rev M O Kellison officiating. Burial in Mt Vernon cemetery. Lawin & Douglass in charge.
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E. F. Duncan
South Fourth Street
Burlington Railroad
Burlington
Rule
Atchison
Duncan
Rosee Belle
Wis
Opal Powell
Guy Duncan
Wymore
Neb
Elmer Duncan
Clyde W. Duncan
Hartford
Kas
Chloe Smith
Emporia
Lavelle Duncan
Dallas
Charles Roberts
St. Joseph
Christian Church
M. O. Kellison
Mt. Vernon Cemetery
Lawin & Douglass
Death of Mrs S O Daniels Remains to Return Home
Ward reports the death of Mrs S O Daniels, 34, a former Beanlake area resident, in a Colorado Springs sanitarium after years of ill health. She was married in 1915 to Mr Daniels, mother of a 6 year old daughter Marjorie, and survived by two sisters Ulah Jackson of Kansas City and Mrs Tom Spencer of Sugar City, Colorado. The body will arrive in Atchison tomorrow and be taken to the Beanlake area home. funeral plans are not yet set.
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Arthur Taylor
Kansas Power and Light Co
Taylor
Will Mangelsdorf
Atchison
Bill
Jim Piper
Hill City
Hays
Kas
George Walsh
Usta
George
Tom Portwood
Atchison Schools
Potter High School
Huron
Centralia
Effingham
Atchison High School
Martha Mullet
Nora
John Bruce
Bruce
Mabel Wilcox
Edwynne Koch
Neela Hazel
Ruth Mattocks
Katherine Gilmore
Jane Price
Marietta Jackson
Evelyn Peterson
Frances Raney
LeRoy Hawk
Harold Carter
Charles Fisher
Leslie Pollock
Samuel Munson
Robert Mangelsdorf
Rex Horn
Morris Higly
David Ingalls
Violet Randolph
Miss Randolph
Paul Diegel
Martin School
Henry Diegel
L Street
Paul
Commercial Street
T. D. MacCoun
Parallel
MacCoun
Fifth Street
Ninth Street
Atchison County Farm Bureau
Ed Iverson
Board of County Commissioners
Kansas 4
Atchison-Nortonville
Omaha Junction
Anna B. Daniels
Colorado Springs
Sugar Creek
Missouri
Presley Gordon
Daniels
S. O. Daniels
Beanlake
Lawin & Douglass
Ulah Jackson
Kansas City
Tom Spencer
Sugar City
Colo
Atchison Items Highlight Local News And Visits
The column covers local notes including Rebecca May Foster’s growing vocal talents and summer study in Kansas City. It notes C R Bruce and John Hitz at a Kansas City meeting of Cities Service western district employees. Examinations for graduation diplomas proceed in county nine month schools. A delinquency case involves Mary Kempt and her mother in Oak Mills. An Atchison man predicts Hickman’s hanging as a birthday celebration. A Green Bay Press-Gazette clipping boosts Atchison airport plans, praising local aviation interest.
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Atchison
Whitelaw
Kansas
Rebecca May Foster
Kansas City
Sam Davis
Hickman
C. R. Bruce
John Hitz
Cities Service
Charles Kennedy
France
Europe
Arthur Taylor
Kansas Power and Light Co
Chamber of Commerce
Green Bay
Wis
Press-Gazette
F E. Burrall
Burrall
County to Build New Route Connecting With 14th Street Viaduct
Atchison county plans immediate concrete paving from end of current road to Omaha Junction on state highway No. 4 to form a southwest gateway. The program includes repaving from Waggener farm to Monrovia road, paving from Nigger hill to Omaha Junction, and a new southern entrance from Omaha Junction to the Fourteenth street viaduct. Surveys start next week, with state highway commission review May 21. An old offer to pave Harmony Garden to Omaha Junction remains, under the five-eighths mile law, if the city will also back improvements beyond the junction. The project aims to end long deadlocks and boost Atchison’s image. Also noted: Emil Ebner and family visiting from Ann Arbor, and deputy game warden William Hartman Jr. making a light personal note about a reported guarding position.
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Atchison
State Highway Commission
Waggener Farm
Monrovia Road
Nigger” Hill
Omaha Junction
Foureenth Street
Highway Commission
Fourteenth Street
Topeka
County Commission
Harmony Garden
Emil Ebner
Kansas City
Emil III
Emily Ebner
Leslie
Elizabeth Foner
Ann Arbor
Mich
President Coolidge
William Coleman
Globe
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Henry Marteny
Santa Fe Street
al Fannan
Bert Baumener
Bert
H. W. Rudolph
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Frank Pittman
Baptist Church
Jack Turley
St. Benedict's College
the Globe
St. Thomas College
St. Paul, Minn
Jack
J. W. Hall
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T. V. Byrne
Ruth Frances
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