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Newspaper

Atchison Weekly Globe

Location

Atchison, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1932

Page

4

Berkson Death Still Mystery in Atchison Pawnbroker Murder

Atchison pawnbroker Meyer Berkson 68 was killed in his 403 Commercial street shop with the body found behind a counter. Robbery is suspected. clues include a bound body, taped gag, and minimal loot. Police report no clear time or struggle, with a single fingerprint found and several items moved. Survived by two sisters and a cousin, funeral held at Mrs Seff’s home, with burial at Mt. Vernon.

Meyer Berkson Atchison Pawnbroker Commercial Street Mr. Berkson Berkson Atchison Poland United States B. Seff I. Leivowitz Kansas City Harry Berkson Seff Laramie Street Mt. Vernon Cemetery Stanton & Stanton Max Goslin J. H. Levin B. D. Zimmerman Wirt Hetherington Charles Brown Harry Jacobs Harry Mayer St. Joseph B. Leff Mary Virginia McCrae American Legion Auxiliary Elks’ Club Kansas McCrae Iowa Faye Rogge Roosevelt School C. K Davis Rogge Harlan Davis Heber Mize William Browning Pollock III Youngstown Ohio J. M. Challiss Grant Moore M. J. Morrissey Schneider South Eighth Street

Moon Mullins Special honors football coach shown

Roger Haines improves. A local confectioner creates a Moon Mullins Special in tribute to the football coach. The day’s items include lengthy notes on war, language, and local events, plus community notices and a double fire alarm incident.

Roger Haines Moon Mullins Concordia Blade Adam Tom Haverty Rockhurst The Globe's Germany Holland

Atchison convention banquet ends with scathing critique

A district convention banquet drew sharp audience reaction to a heavyset woman who performed as a reader or elocutionist. The harsh review likened her to Strangler Lewis and mocked her stage presence, while the event highlighted the crowd’s fatigue. The article also notes attendees from Leavenworth, Nortonville, Hiawatha, Highland, and Troy, with speakers including Paul D. Kennedy and Ernest H. Reed.

Dalbey Strangler Lewis Irene Castle First Christian Church of Atchison Kansas Leavenworth Nortonville Hiawatha Highland Troy Bendena Paul D. Kennedy Phillipine Islands Ernest H. Reed United Christian Missionary Society O. E. Grimes Grandview Church Kansas City Parl Armstrong Bentley Zimmerman G. QO. Olson J. G. Walz

Mrs Frank Anderson Dies in Tulsa Oklahoma

Mrs. Frank Anderson, 79, died at 11 PM at the home of daughter Mrs. Orr Stover in Tulsa after a brief diabetic illness. Born Katherine Wills in Alabama, she lived in Fayette Missouri and Atchison before moving to Tulsa. Survived by five children, one sister, and one brother. funeral in Dearborn Missouri.

Frank Anderson Orr Stover Tulsa Okla Anderson San Francisco Calif Clarabelle Anderson Clarabelle Atchison Mr. Anderson Missouri Pacific Dixie Trinity Episcopal Church Richard Moore Dixie LaMar Atchison Ernest “Boots” Anderson Louise Bradford Center Ala Ernest Wills St. Louis Wills Missouri Pacific Railroad Harcuff & Buis Episcopal Church Dearborn George Ashborn H. J. Buckley Wirt Hetherington Larry O'Connor James Doyle James Gilkinson Junior League Turkey T. E. Snowden Junior League Memorial Hall League R. H. Widick Dikron Milton Mary Robert Noll Jackie C. C. Hayden Uncle Sam Fitz E. G. Penny Santa Fe Street Frank Broyles Mildred Brown Dorothy Fowler Dana Jones Jones Mary Warner Flora North Atchison Hospital North Fifth Street Miss North Hugh Degnan Lafayette Ind Tile Raterman Charles and John Raterman Jim Paulsen Midland College Midland Ed Snell Raymond Wiggins Grover Young Fred Graft Fort Scott Graff Ida M. Rose North Ninth Street George H. Heil Heil Packing Co P. E. Watson Kansas City Heil Company John Ebeling St. Joe Sugar Creek Joe Ebeling Atchison County Lake Township Buchanan County Rushville

Busy week in Atchison county political campaigns

In Atchison county 1952 campaign activity ramps up as both parties schedule precinct meetings through the week. Democratic and Republican leaders, including Maurice O Keefe and C M Voelker, outline talks at Lincoln school and Memorial hall with a monster rally planned Saturday night. Notables like Alf Landon and Arthur Capper are listed among speakers, with dates across Muscotah Pittsburg Lincoln School and other venues, as candidates push toward Election Day.

Atchison County Lincoln School C. M. Voelker Memorial Hall Maurice P. O'Keefe Prairie View John Ferris Oscar May Cummings Charles Morris Topeka Brush Creek E. W. Emery Potter G. W. Allaman Farmington Huron George Bunger Deer Creek Walter Haxman Mr. Voelker W. O. Woods United States Muscotah Fred Brinkerhoff Pittsburg al K. Williams A. W. Martin Locust Grove Ed Rooney Alf Landon Arthur Capper Ben S. Paulen Charles W. Thompson W. P. Lambertson Congress

Golden Anniversary of Sam and Eliza Young in Winchester

From Wednesday's Daily October 26 a golden wedding anniversary is celebrated by Mr. and Mrs. Sam Young. The couple, married October 26, 1882 in Atchison county, live in Winchester with their six grandchildren and children Sam T. Young of Atchison, J. W. Young of Kansas City, and Elmer D. Young of Omaha. The Rev Thomas Roche officiated the ceremony.

Sam Young Samuel T. Young Atchison J. W. Young Kansas City Elmer D. Young Omaha Samuel Young Atchison County Leavenworth County Young Potter Winchester Mr. Young Sam T. Young Midway

City to Start Storm Sewer on North White Clay Creek

City commissioners approved a storm sewer project along three blocks of the north branch of White Clay Creek from Commercial Street to Atchison Street. The $23,995 cost includes $7,000 federal relief funds. bids exceeded estimates and were rejected. Earl Hellener will begin work this week starting between Commercial Street and Kansas Avenue. project to take about three months with funding from local and state sources.

White Clay Creek Commercial Street Atchison Street Kansas Federal Relief Commission Earl Hellener Hellener Kansas Avenue State Commission Atchison

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Berkson Death Fred Platt Panama Canal America Republic Jackson Florida Santiago Far East Dewey Roosevelt National Guard Tropics War Department Washington France Spain South Effingham Young People’s Republican Club Buddenboam Hall Alex Hotchkiss Young Republican Club Elise Lambertson Bob Snowden Cecil Fletcher Clark Harman Genevieve Snyder Gladys Lowles Globe Samuel Moses Hanneh Shiloh Eli Phillistine Saul David Weston R. B. Baker Platte County Platte City M. R. Waggoner George Fuhrman General Herbert Ham Mal Doyle South Sixth Street Frank Barkow Bert Parrott South Sixteenth Street N. P. Peterson Charlie Collins Katharine Hinkel Maur Hill Mike Riley Pat Price Norman Steanson John A. Martin North Terrace Geiger & Rutherford Polly Fishring Union Depot Tom Newburn Galena Branson and Hollister Bagwell Dam E.R. Palmer L. A. Palmer Rachel Palmer Union No. 3 Earl Seever Malford Hendrikson George Washington James Nielson Malford Hendrickson Althea Atchison Stockyards Billark Near Cummings Clark Rose Williams W. A. Thayer Thayer Federated Missionary Societies of Atchison R. W. Ramsay W. R. McCormack J. A. SanDeFur Charles Seeger William Krusemark Ramsay M. Berkson Kresge al Richter North 14Th Street Nelson Cecil Dorothy Riley Pyrame Rosemary Seeger Jim Shufflebarger Frank Shumaker Thomas L. Clark Helen Grace Albert L. Handke Julius Handke E. C. Bilimek, Jr North Tenth Street Carl Alexander Falls Cit Harry Craig Lawrence Leo Sullivan Clarence Fulton Fulton W. A. Neavitt North Sixth Street Harper. Kas Neavitt Bobby Harch North Third Street Harwi Lucy Harwi University of Illinois Chicago Alice Hodges Delta Gamma Miss Harwi Monticello Seminary Godfrey, Il University W. F. Field Charles Bolls Martin Paul Tonsing Ethel Hole Monrovia William Beard Lucy Taylor Spring Street Beard Manhattan Tennessee John Lincoln Neb Phil Fairbury Hance Bert Luke G. A. Wells Great Bend Callie Beard Okmulgee George Jones Pueblo Colo Cora Johnson J. T. Miles Funeral Parlor Claude Nell Pillsbury Charles Ellison Clayton Bomhoff Marie Bever Arlington Henrietta Shrick South Seventh Street Virginia Ellison R. E. Ellson M. F. Troxell D. D Denver Atcchison H. C. Graner Route 4 Henrietta Olive Wilson Glynn Williamson Miss Wilson W. D. Kistler Riley Street Hannah Keithline South Fifth Street Thirteenth Division Streets Lin White Phillips County Lou Baker Mammoth Trade Development Department Chamber OF Commerce North Branch Creek
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