Model Home in Warren Heights delays to spring opening
The Globe announces its model home near the Atchison hospital will not open for sale until spring due to interior finish and sewer work. Exterior work is done, furnace installed, and lots will be graded after the sewer is completed. The home will be shown to the public for one week with staff guides before sale, furnishings sold separately, and the two lots fronting Orphans' Home road. Will Braun is general contractor and Al Schmeling did concrete work.
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Globe
Warrener Heights
Atchison
Will Braun
al Schmeling
Day's Doings features and city notes in Atchison
A mixed column covers local life. Leo Clark is described as a new papa while August Hagen predicts Kansas will win by two touchdowns. The piece notes weather chatter in Great Falls, shipyard plans, a derisive remark about a derby hat, and various Atchison residents with updates on schooling, shoplifting vigilance, veterans, and gym classes at the Y M C A.
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Leo Clark
August Hagen
Kansas
Monrovia
China
Claude Welf
K. U
Missouri
Atchison
Jim Heaton
Great Falls
Montana
Arthur Gardner
John Lindsey
Jess Townsend
E. P. Greene
Kansas City
A. D. Gardner
Hattie Watson
Ruth Buttron
Huron
Ellwood Jordan
West Commercial Street
Missouri Pacific
F. D
California
Jackson County in 199 From Sundays Daily Globe
The Globe notes Jackson county was initially omitted from the eligible list for the corn and egg contest yet will be welcome. Ten entries were already in the corn category and ten in eggs, with more farmers expected to submit next week amid a display ad detailing the contest.
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The
Globe
Jackson County
Mrs Maria Knox 98 Dies Following Injury
Mrs Maria Knox aged 98 died after a fall at her daughter Mrs E E Henshaw’s home 313 North Ninth Street November 10. The shock left her unconscious with limited recovery over nine days. She leaves a daughter, two sons, eleven grandchildren, seven great grandchildren, and survived by Mrs Rose Hobley. services set for Monday at Stanton Funeral Home and Topeka final rites at West Side Christian Church.
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Daly
Maria Knox
E. E. Henshaw
North Ninth Street
Mrs. Oxley 27 Dies After Peritonitis Atchison Hospital
Mrs. Lola Edith Oxley aged 27 died at Atchison hospital Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock from peritonitis after an operation could not be performed. She was born in St Joseph in 1900 and moved to Atchison in 1918. Survived by husband William Oxley and three children Floyd Junior and Beulah, plus her mother Mrs W S Confer and stepfamily. Funeral at Harcuff funeral home this afternoon at 2:30 conducted by Rev E F Hofer. burial at Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Lola Edith Oxley
Atchison Hospital
Floyd
Junior
Beulah
W. S. Confer
Harcuff Funeral Home
Harcuff
E. F. Hofer
Oak Hill Cemptery
Mrs T L Lawrence Weds Noted Manufacturer
Mrs. T. L. Lawrence of Kansas City formerly of Atchison marries W. A. Shaeffer a Fort Madison Iowa manufacturer of Shaeffer Lifetime fountain pens. Ceremony at 5 pm Saturday at Dr. and Mrs. C. F. Martin's home in Kansas City. The couple plans extended travel with stays in New York Miami and California before returning to Fort Madison. Shaeffer holds offices in New York and will spend much of the year there.
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Atchison
T. L. Lawrence
Kansas City
W. A. Shaeffer
Fort Madison
Iowa
Shaeffer
C. F. Martin
Main Street
Harry Rogers
W A Neavitt Dies Suddenly In Atchison
William A Neavitt 77 died suddenly Friday evening at his home 614 North Sixth street After a long illness he remained active Friday and ate a hearty meal He worked 25 years as bookkeeper at Hixon Lumber Co He was born Muscatine Ia 1850 moved to Atchison 33 years ago He married Lizzie Eggleston in 1891 Survived by wife a daughter Mary C Neavitt son Frank A Neavitt three grandchildren and three sisters Funeral at 3 pm from Methodist church conducted by Rev Talmage D Fry Burial Mt Vernon cemetery Pallbearers E T Fuhrman T H Johns Harry Stork A M Branch Louis Peterson T O Michael
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Lou Cochran
Lou
United States
Jim Walsh
Pat Byrne
Sam Elliston
George Wallsh
Theodore Nass
Charles Dillon
France
Arthur Gardner
Joe Emerich
E. S. Cummings
Golly
John Hitz
Joe Beirich
Gerald Allen
Gee
Newell Aldrich
al Schmitt
Carl Witt
Lloyd Whitaker
Jack Gardner
Pete Peterson
U. S
Louis Koebrich
Lafayette
John Herndon
Tom Beattie
Emil Ebner
Bedloe’s Island
New York Harbor
Frederic Bartholdi
Hayes
Bartholdi
Minnie Herring
Clara
Clara, Who Were Guests of Mrs. Herring’s Brother, William Derr
Boone
Herring
Will Cuddy
Atchison
Marie McIntyre
William Derr
Kansas City
Elizabeth
Isabel Low
Topeka
Melba Sildy
Harry Gore
Atchison Hospital
Gore
Deer Creek
William A. Neavitt
North Sixth Street
Mr. Neavitt
Hixon Lumber Co
Muscatine
Town
Atchison Sash and Door Co
Carlisle—Pennell Lumber Co
Lizzie Eggleston
Neavitt
Methodist Church
Mary C. Neavitt
Trousdale
Kas
Frank A. Neavitt
David
Billy
Hugh Neavitt
John Leyson
A. Richardson
A. Stevens
Maquoketa
Talmage D. Fry
Mt. Vernon Cemetery
E. T. Fuhrman
T.H. Johns
Harry Stork
A. M. Branch
Louis Peterson
T. O. Michael
Mrs W E Brown dies after long illness
Mrs. W. E. Brown, 59, died at 912 South Seventh Street Friday night after ten years of poor health and ten weeks bedfast. Survived by husband W. F. Brown, daughter Fay Skelly, son Earl Brown, mother Julia Ditch, two sisters Cora Sheehan and Etta Butler, five grandchildren, and other relatives. Funeral Monday at 2:30 from the home, Rev. Talmage D Fry officiating, burial Mt. Vernon cemetery with Eastern Star. Pallbearers listed.
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W. E. Brown
South Seventh Street
Fay Skelly
Earl Brown
Atchison
Julia Ditch
Cora Sheehan
Etta Butler
Kansas City
Butler
Virginia
Rose Marie
Ruth Constance Skelly
Earline
Billy Brown
Talmage D Fry
Mt. Vernon
Eastern Star
Frank Leslie
Joe Connor
Will Coleman
J. H. Liegd
Roy Epps
Joe Richmond
Shank Here Nine Years at Baptist Church
Next Sunday Rev. W. O. Shank begins his ninth year as pastor. The church has 878 members, gained 800 in eight years, raised 53500 for expenses, 53000 for missions, paid all debts, and hosted 239 funerals and 129 weddings. It owns a church building, two residences, and an old telephone building.
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W. O. Shank
The
Baptist Church
Shank
Globe
Dr. Shank
Miss Florence Thaden Leads School Honor Roll
Miss Florence Thaden heads the first scholastic honor roll of the school year with four A grades. Twelve other students earned honor roll status. the senior class leads with five members on the list.
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Florence Thaden
Miss Thaden
Figen
J. H. Thaen
Millie Burbank
Ruth Mattocks
Nina Roberts
Mary Wohlegemuth
Charles Ham
Mary Katherine Sheldon
Ira Lister
Bruce Eiche
Sidney Collins
Lawrence Page
Lucillg
Hazel
June Mastin
Bertha Eymann
Eymann
William Schmeling
Muriel Moore
Bernard Ulrich
C. O Wright
T. P. Portwood
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Buster Dunbar
Louis Gerard
Hagen’s
Fred Stout
H. T. Smith
Arlington
Frank Aimes
Central Branch
Los Angeles
West Atchison
Harmony Garden
L. L. Lovelace
Horton
R. W
H. M. Richards
A. F. Hess
E. R. Clem
J. Stringfellow
C. L. Stanley
Frank Lovejoy
Doniphan
Frank
Colorado
Doniphan County
Jude Johnson
E. Zacharias
Rose Hobley
Warren Hartman
Bud Widick
Centralia
Falls City
Valley Falls
Jess Procter
Marshall
Jim Narrance
Harry Hagen
Clarence Trapp
Locomotive Finished Material Co
Pacific Avenue
Karl Herrman
Shelly Farm
E. W. Clausen
Frances
St. Louis
Atchisoo
Bill Griffin
Bill
J. H. Tabor, Jr
Green Forest
Ark
Lee Tabor
J. H. Tabor
Missouri Pacific Mechanical Association
Misouri Pacific
A. B. Zimmerman
Allentown
Zimmerman
Emil Forbinger
Associated Press
Barth
J. E. Eckert
WM. Oxley
Douglas Fortune
J. McAllister
Trenton
Earl Hellener
Kansas Stadium
Lawrence
John Leason
Will Kramer
Dora Sheckel
Leavenworth
South Dakota
Dan Teare
Dan
George Harcuff
H. R. Mester
Edna Bradford
Baldwin
Frank Rizzo
Henrietta Didde
Nortonville
Rube Clark
Columbus, Ga
Rolla A. Brown
Brown
Mr. Clark
Big Jim’ Kramer
First Baptist Church
St. Joe
St. Benedict’s Church
Walter Schaback
Leroy Ostertag
Louis Jochem
Barbah
Marvin Parker
C. R. Strode
J. C. Hill
Eila Smith
Wichita
Frank Ernstman
Ghia
Pete Golden
Johnnie Considine
Nick Beirich
George Durst
Public Health Association
T. D. Fry
Atchison County
George Hiller
Scott Smith
Heinie Weisenthal
Wesley Wales
Eric Schneider
M. Berkson
Dave Levin
Hershell Berry
John Hackett
Art Ewmann
Will Simpson
Chet Hundley
Charlie Tickner
Carl Benson
William Rohleder
T. Doctor
C. E. Davis
Guy Sharp
Will Lawin
A. Douglass
Johnnie Knowles
Frank Lentz
Cal Hudson
Will Davis
Charlie Redman
Henry Klein
Sam Munson
Adrian Wright
George Fortune
Bob Bomar
Howard O'Neill
Charlie Chaplin
Frank Hekinkaemper
Bob
John Demond
Miss Rose Thaden
Armin Soph
Clem Tuggle
Bert Gould
Leroy Raynolds
Rex Davis
Russell Drake
Harlan McKibben
Russell Stanley
Adams
le McKee
Bill Jansen
Harry Watts
Harry
Fred Taylor
Ed Lindstrom
Fred Walz
E. L. Moore
J. E. Jones
James
E. Farrell
Lawrence Amrein
South Fifth Street
Oceanside
Calif
Missouri Valley Bridge Co
Ilinois
Ralph Fletcher
Denver
Atchison Made
W. A. Neavitt
M. T. Dingess
Santa Fe Street
South Fourth Street
Grodick Transfer & Storage Co
Commercial Street
Tom Walker
Easton
Emil Schreiber
G. C. von Neida
Germany
Greece
Rome
Glen Squires
National Board of the
Christian Church Brotherhood
Christian Church
Jack Hartman
Frankfort
North Fifth Street
Monrovie
Lawin & Douglass
Clark
Mildred Shiffle
Charles Clark
Franklin J. Hole
Nebraska
Denny Collins
Miss Jean
Marjorie
Pat Clark
Jim Clark
Netawaka
Jean Clark
Marjorie Clark
Herman Kessier
Herman
Joliet
Evaepoce
Herman Kessler
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