Lions Oppose Hall Rental for Memorial Uses
The Lions club urged Memorial hall trustees to forgo rental on Armistice Day services, arguing the hall should be open for patriotic and memorial events. Trustees countered that non Legion groups must pay 35 dollars to cover opening costs, while Legion events incur no rental.
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Lions Club
Memorial Hall
American Legion
Roy Lintey
Legion
Gentlemen of the Lions Club
Local daily notes on health and moving news
Henry Linn remains in unchanged condition. Wesley Yaple returns home from Atchison hospital. Mrs. L L Buchanan of Lancaster had an operation today. Atchison guests include Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jermark and Mrs. T M Sweers. Various others recoveries and travels noted, including Miss Fay Wilson, Claude Wolf, and John Scherger’s Tennessee move. Kansas State Teachers Association meetings set in four cities with Atchison teachers leading sessions. school closures for two days.
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Wesley Yaple
Atchison Hospital
L. L. Buchanan
Lancaster
Ernest Jermark
Vine Ridge
S. 1
Lin White
T. M. Sweers
Kansas City
T. J. Matthews
Frank Barkow
Cummings
Claude Wolf
John Scherger
Tennessee
John
Atchison
Atchison Produce Man
Georgia Witts
Snowden Mize
Wll
Man Pitts
Near Armour
Snowden Mize Drug Co
Thomas B. Portwood
Schoco's
Horton
Horton School
Agnes Dowling
Thomas Kearney
Galesburg
Margaret Anne
Miss Dowling
Michael Dowling
J. J. Kearney
Bill Cuinkerhook
Bill
Maurice Baudry
George Baudry
South Fourth Street
Middle West
Springfield
Maurice
Jefferson Theater
Kansas State Teachers Association
Topeka
Wichita
Pittsburg
Salina
Leroy Raynolds
Violet Randolph
Annie Cummings
Roosevelt School
Ada Anderson
T. B. Portwood
State Association
Queen Marie
Green Mill
George P. Herzinger
Missouri Pacific District
Omaha
Judith Schrock
Chicago
A. L. Stratton
Q Street
John Page
DeKalb
Nebr
Globe
George Diebold
Billy Maloy
Des Moines
Maloy
W. C. Chaves
Kansas City Star
Kuhridge
Louie Waldauer
Public Health Association
Hugo Orlepp
Hull
Kansas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Cousins Lumber Co
Central Branch
Joe McGee
Neal Munger
Joe
National Protective Insurance Association
Luther Todd
L. A. Todd
Riley Street
Shattuck Military Academy
Fairibault
Minn
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Pete
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Changes Announced in Burlington Trains
Burlington train timetable changes announced by C. M. Rathburn of the Atchison Union Depot Co take effect Sunday October 30. Adjustments affect Atchison to St. Joseph No. 111 and No. 15, St. Joseph to Atchison No. 14 and No. 24, and Kansas City Leavenworth routes with revised departure and arrival times. Ebner recalls early Atchison history and the Little Globe, while local notices report a will probate, a juvenile custody case, a fatality, a wreck, and civic remarks from Lions Club members.
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Atchison Terminal
C. M. Rathburn
Atchison Union Depot Co
Burlington Atchison
Armour
Kansas City
Denver
Atchison
St. Joseph
Leavenworth
Baldwin Farm Home Destroyed In Oil Explosion
Fire at the Baldwin farm yesterday leveled the home, with about eight thousand dollars in damage. The blaze, fanned by oil, also destroyed the Klopf dairy barn leased by the Donaldson brothers. Volunteers helped salvage only a few items as the house burned rapidly.
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William Baldwin
Klopf
Donaldson Brothers
Baldwin
No mercy to drink drivers targets six month jail term
County attorney Maurice P. O'Keefe vows maximum sentences for intoxicated drivers. In district court Judge W A Jackson imposed six months in jail and costs on Roy Cash after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated. no fine, Cash to serve time for causing a car ditching that injured Miss Myrtle Stickler. The piece also notes a large funeral at Trinity Lutheran for John Frommer and a string of local notices and anecdotes about residents, travel, and a planning for Katherine Moxcey’s schooling.
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Maurice P. O'Keefe
Roy Cash
W. A. Jackson
Cash
Carl Moeck
Myrtle Stickler
Meeck
Leavenworth Road
Burlington Officials Reported Transferred
Unofficial reports state Paul Anderson, Burlington rail road commercial agent, will be promoted to division freight and passenger agent and moved to Hannibal Missouri. He will succeed K. E. Speer, who is said to become assistant general freight agent and relocate to St Joseph. B. G. McCarthy of St Joseph will replace Anderson in Atchison. Reports not yet verified.
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Paul Anderson
Burlington Railroad
Hannibal, Mo
KE. L. Speer
Anderson
Speer
St. Joe
B. G. McCarthy
Hannibal
Atchison
Celebrating Sixty First Wedding Anniversary in Atchison
Mr and Mrs J E Miller of Kansas City visited at the home of Mr and Mrs A F Miller of Everest to mark their 61st wedding anniversary. The piece also recounts reader childhood book favorites, local bemused anecdotes, and notes about Atchison life including a 61st birthday party for Stewart Lovelace.
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J. E. Miller
Kansas City
A. FE. Miller
Everest
Nick Carter
Grimes
Charles Dillon
Ed Askren
Diamond Dick
Arthur Gardner
Tom Swift
Lee Schaub
Rip van Winkle
Alfred Brown
Arch Bonnell
Bert Hall
John Hitz
Barney Askren
Jesse James
Joe Beirich
Earl Compton
al Schmitt
Peck
Carl Witt
Gerald Allen
Frank Merrill
Fred Ehret
John Vanderweide
Adolph Ehret
Vernon Haase
Old Mother Hubbard
Ed Gocke
Lou Cochran
Dim Walsh
George Walsh
John Morris
Ed Lindstrom
Fred Taylor
Harry Watts
Frank Koebrich
Rover Boys
Tom Beattie
Charles Long
Herman Teichmann
Atchison Daily Globe
Jack Gardner
Horatio Alger
Lloyd Whitaker
Mike Rowe
C. G. Nestler
South Sixth Street
R. Marlin
Back Yard
Nancy Hall
J. Ham
Tenth Street
Stewart A. Lovelace
Atchison
Floyd Forseam
Pittsburg
Kansas Power & Light
Carey pleads guilty to assault and jail break
Charles Carey known as Knockout pleads guilty in district court to assault with intent to kill and jail break before Judge W A Jackson. He faces up to 24 years under the second felony penalty. He previously served time at Hutchinson state reformatory for burglary.
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Charles
Carey
W. A. Jackson
State Reformatory
Hutchinson
Earl Bradshaw
John Whitaker
Bradshaw
Union Three Celebrates Superior School Honor
A Union Three school program last night honored the placement of a superior plate on the school. Miss Althea Flynn and her 23 pupils from Atchison Potter Bendena Severance Troy and Curlew performed to a packed audience of patrons and neighbors. A cafeteria supper followed with sandwiches pies fruit salad ice cream coffee and cake. Edward Hob won a candy prize during the evening.
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Union Three
Althea Flynn
Atchison
Potter
Bendena
Severance
Troy
Curlew
Edward Hob
County Spends Over Hundred Thousand on Rural Schools
Rural Atchison county paid last year well over $100000 to educate its children records show in Ada Smith office. outside Atchison the county paid $97805 in salaries to teachers last year with rural schools receiving 45862 and graded schools 51943.
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Atchison
Ada Smith
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