A New Face on City Commission in Atchison
Wallace Brockett named the new Atchison city commissioner by Mayor Mize and Commissioner Lehman at a special meeting. He succeeds Fred Mangelsdorf, who resigned after serving since 1921 under the city manager form. Brockett, 37, is the youngest to hold the post and is a veteran of World War I. He and wife Marjorie Miller have three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Brockett
Atchison
Arthur EB. Mize
A. H. Lehman
Brockett
Fred W. Mangelsdorf
Mangelsdorf
Mize
Sudan Grass Association
West Texas
Plainview
Tex
B. L. Brackett
Atchison Street
Sixth
Atchigen Streets
A. W. Leng
Baker University
Baldwin
Brockett Lumber Co
Fort Sill
Okla
Jacksonville
Fla
Marjorie Miller
Grenola
Kas
Jim
Robert
John
Lehman
Fifth and
Division Streets
Day's Doings and Local Notices In Atchison Area
Local items report illnesses and hospitalizations including Mrs. John Henderson and Uncle Bob Tompkins at Atchison hospital. An art exhibit at the high school closed last evening. Funeral services for William Flynn Jr. were held at St Benedict's, burial at Mt Calvary. A child, Lucille Montgomery, died after an appendectomy. Several residents and families are mentioned with include moves and travel and a request to keep Saturday bank hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Condit
John Henderson
South Fourth Street
Bob Tompkins
Atchison Hospital
Charlie Sommers
Maple Street
California
Buster Mulkey
William Nolting
Nortonville
Katherine Taylor
Orphans Home
Chamber of Commerce
Atchison
Celebrate Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs Samuel L Lopez
Mr and Mrs Samuel L Lopez celebrate their golden wedding anniversary in Atchison. Their long life here, linked by work with the Treat nursery and Missouri Pacific shops, reflects a townwide esteem. Their family includes ten grandchildren and distant relatives in California and South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel L. Lopez
Dora Fleming
Atchison
Dora
H. B. Treat
Treat Nursery
Sam Loper
Treat Place
Kansas
Ilinois
Isaac
Charles
Colorado
Loper
Elijah
Elien
William Carter
Sam
Lopers
Missouri Pacific
F. H. Castle
Huron
S. D
Joseph Loper
Los Angeles
Calif
A. E. McSorley
T Street
Claude Loper
Louis
Florence Mae
Robert
Marie
Billy
Betty Jane Castle
Marybelle
Irene McSorley
Lawrence Loper
California
Pupils Work Is On Display At Local High School
From Thursdays Daily May 12 crowds fill the Roosevelt building gym to view the annual spring exhibit. Ward Lockwood shows five pieces including lithographs and watercolors. Local pupils, Kansas artists like Sandzen and Helm, and advanced sewing and machine work are featured. Evening hours open 6:30 to 9:30. tomorrow 1:15 to 5:30 and 6:30 to curtain for senior play. Also notes on local residents, graduations, and community tidbits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Ward Lockwood
New Mexico
Kansas
Sandzen
John Helm Jr
Seward
Frank Hoecker
Betty Strayer
Virginia Tibbetts
Helen Huey
Enid Swanson
Lois Hale
Dorothy Jacobs
Opposes Adoption of a Kansas Income Tax
From Friday's Daily May 13. Harry Sharp of the Kansas Associated Industries argues that reducing government expenses, not imposing an income tax, is needed. He cites Wisconsin's 1911 tax experiment and warns it led to higher overall costs, tax shifts, and industry departures, urging a broader reform of property taxes and budgets in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Harry Sharp
Kansas Associated Industries
Rotary Club
Sharp
Atchison Chamber of Commerce
Wisconsin
Gregee Eest
Local Demos Whet Knives for Tuesday Convention
Atchison county delegates and party workers head to Lawrence for the Democratic state convention. The Atchison camp backs Roosevelt with W. C. Linville as chairman and unit rule. Key figures include Dr. G. W. Allaman leading a rival faction and Arthur J. Mellett talked for temporary chairman. Additional notes cover local visits, licenses, injuries, and civic items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison County
Lawrence
Effingham
Central Hotel
Atchison
W. C. Linville
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Wyandotte County
Hugo Orlepp
Roosevelt
Chicago
Gene Sullivan
Guy T. Helvering
State Central Committee
Arthur J. Mellett
Wyandotte Couuty
Harry Flood Byrd
Virginia
Richard E. Byrd
Carrie Brown of Potter Dies at 66 in Leavenworth
Mrs. Carrie Corb Brown 66 widow of R E Brown blacksmith at Potter died early today at Cushing Memorial hospital Leavenworth after three months illness from high blood pressure and complications. Funeral set for 4 pm Friday at Stanton Stanton chapel with Rev W E Wheeler and Rev T Bakke officiating burial in Fairview cemetery Potter. Born October 6 1865 in Spencer county Ind she moved as a child to Jewell county and Potter in 1897. Survived by daughter Mrs M E Craig Lincoln Neb three sons Charles W Brown Wayne Neb Fred E Brown Huron and Floyd M Brown Lancaster one sister Mrs Charles Falk Beatrice Neb four brothers John Will Henry Korb Burr Oak Neb and Fred Korb California seven grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Corb Brown
R. E. Brown
Potter
Cushing Memorial Hospital
Leavenworth
Stanton & Stanton
W. E. Wheeler
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
T. Bakke
Lancaster
Fairview Cemetery
Stanton & Stanton Funeral Home
Spencer County
Ind
William Flynn Jr dies at 21 after illness
William Flynn Jr a 21 year old machinist's helper at Local Foundry died shortly after 7:30 pm from pleurisy complicated by uraemia at his parents home in the Cummings community. He was born September 25 1909 in Cummings and educated there and at Atchison high school class of 1928. Survived by parents two brothers Clifford and Woodrow two sisters Althea Ruth Mildred. Rosary tonight at 8:30 am funeral tomorrow 10 am at St Benedict church Mt Calvary cemetery burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Flynnn
Locomotive Finished Material Co
William Flynn
Cummings
Atchison High School
Clifford Flynn
Atchison
Woodrow Flynn
Althea Flynn
Union 3
Ruth Flynn
Mildred Flynn
Harcuff & Buis
St. Benedict’s Church
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Fifty Years Celebrate First Christian Church atchison Jubilee
From Thursday May 12 the First Christian church of Atchison marks its fiftieth anniversary with a May 22–29 Golden Jubilee. The May 23 program features historical talks and stereopticon slides of past class groups and members. Cross references show early church roots from 1869 with leaders Butcher McCleery Ham Patton Locker, and later years detail charter members, trustees, ministers, and the present structure, staff, and growth to 2019 total members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian’ Church of
Atchison
Andreas
Kansas
Church of Christ
James F. Butcher
T. B. McCleery
Joseph A. Ham
James A. Patton
J. J. Locker
Seventh Street
Kansas Avenue
Santa Fe
Tuley
Effingham
Eve C. Bond
Court ‘House
John Brown
Main Street
Third
Fourth Streets
Fourth Street
Main
Commercial Streets
Commercial Street
Sixth Street
Court House
Seventh
Fourth and
Pioneer Hall
Christian Church
C. F. Saunders
J. A. G. Sample
J. T. Allensworth
Church
John Homes
Etta Beeson
Miranda Housell
Margaret S. Cooney
Merritt 8. Johnson
Enid
Oklo
A. L. Locker
Wm. G Mize
EF. L. Ely
W. T. Hilton
Z. E. Bates
Jesse Bader
W. E. Harmon
Arthur Long
Wallace R. Bacon
M. Owen Kellison
Myron T. Hopper
Zelma Oldham Flack
Glenn S. Squires
Hazel Riley Little
Long
Commer
Seventh and
First Christian Church
Gertrude Gassett
Stella Tremaine
Living Link
Wuhu
Anhwei
China
A. E. Ricks
Marie Armstrong
Frank Corkadel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fred Mangelsdorf
William Flynn, Jr
St. Benedict's Church
Mat Walters
Fifth
Walters
Lucile Schmitt
Paul Schmitt
Division Street
Geraldine McCarthy
Jerry McCarthy
Wichita
George Gilkison
Grand Rapids
Mich
E. A. Panigot
Grand Rapids Monday Morning. Mrs. Panigot
Bertha Rose
Lucille Montgomery
Joe Montgomery
Larkinburg
Larkinburg Christian Church
Henry Montgomery
Larkinburg Communty
Paula Ritter
Martha McGrath
Clara Sheppard
Mr. Ritter
Bill Fox
Ernie Jordan
Ralph Twiller
Kenneth Allen
Kenneth
Ritter
Horticultural Hall
Violet Randolph
Lois Dunham
Genevieve Johnson
Worley Kaff
Amelia Mize
Bill Schmeling
Ben Huey
Ralph Nevins
Jane Broshous
Ruth Lines
Lola Marts
Miss Randolph
Rolly Freeland
Freeland
B. E. Sewell
George Defelder
Roosevelt School
Harry Heisey
A. W. Hunt, Sr
J. B. Silliman
Tucson
Ariz
R. G. Walters Sr
Henry Hartsock
Nick Brenner
Council Bluff
Bull Neck Moose Face
Bill Wolfe
Frank Dilgert
South Fifth Street
C. G. Genebach
Battle Creek
M. F. McSorley
Boise
Ida
Harcuff & Buis Funeral Home
Mt. Vernon
W. R. McCormack
Methodist Church
Jim Davis
Mr. Davis
St. Benedict’s Parochial School
St. Joseph's
St. Benedict's School
Washington
Joseph Selting
Horton, Kas
S J. Joseph's
Hildegarde McPheeters
Janie Kenner
Louise DeMar
Mary Scholz
Raymond Compton
Frank Aldrich
John Beam
Clyde Willis
Edward Harrison
Robert Harrison
St. Benedict’s
David Degan
James Dowling
Leo Farrell
Clarence Hayes
Arthur Horner
Robert Howell
George Intfen
Joseph
Ghagg
Jotn Whitaker
Whitaker
West Atchison
Wes McNamara
William McNamara
Lincoln
Neb
I. C. Leath
Xam
Qeborne
Des Moines
Maggie Russell
Albert Durst
Kansas City
Leonard Keller
Dwight Keller
Ralph Williams
Sabetha
Joy Carroll
St. Louis
George Bacon
Ge Hamilton
I. D. Colburn
Manhattan
Brown Shoe Co
O. E. Blacketer
Lindbergh
Julius Deutsch
France
Lebrun
Brown
Andy Andrews
J. I. Hull
Will Coleman
Andy Larson
Joe McGee
Register of Deeds
Mt. St. Scholastica’s
Herbert Ham
Billy de Coursey
Brotherhood of the Lutheran Church
St. Joe
St. Mark’s
St. Mark’s Church
Marcus ‘Henry
Preston W. Farrar
Jarbale
Leavenworth County
Stranger Creek
Easton
Jarbalo
Stranger Valley
Stranger Valley Grange. A Brother of Dr. Farrar
A. O. Farrar
John Tenholder
Leola Taylor
State Home
Burlingame
Harris Wicks
Hutchinson
Blish-Mire & Silliman
Will Smith
Jackson Park
Sam Gilkison
Parallel Street
Sidney Ellyson
Erma Chapman
A. B. DeDual
Bernadine Cavanaugh
Everest
Frances Cavanaugh
Klostermeier’s
Steadman Ball
Mary Louise
Fits
Bill
Brenner
Harry Bryant
Indianapolis
Augusta Haberstroh
Doniphan
Bertha
B. C
Vortex Sanitary
Lockwood-Hazel Co
Masonic Temple
Gus Kropff
Atchison Police Department
Kropff
Harry Shiffiet
Shiffiet
Kropft
Carrie Brown
Potter IS
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