Atchison Plans City of Flags Armistice Day Drive
Fleming-Jackson-Seever post of the American Legion seeks flag decorations for Atchison streets and residential areas, with banners for St Benedict's college events, high school events, and a sunflower state flag for special occasions. Proceeds fund post ram and bugle corps uniforms, flags sold through local ex servicemen.
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Fleming-Jackson-Seever Post
American Legion
Atchison
Legionnaires
Kansas City
Legion Post
Chamber of Commerce
The
Legion
St Benedict's College
Ben Moeh
Boeh
Postram
Bugle Corps
Local notes and social items in Atchison
Day's Doings itemizes a rodeo soon to be staged in the vicinity and various local happenings. Shoppers fill Atchison, 4 wood day sales, saúde updates on DeLaskie Miller’s Manhattan trip for the K U Aggies game, and Carl Mayhew’s Iowa tour for Ballor Cultivator Co. Also reported are improved health for Mrs Francis McKeen, Warren Sharp's return to Pillsbury mill work, and a 4 percent turkey forecast. Nancy Morrison visits her parents in Atchison. Doris Huston joins as her guest. Kent Kinniburgh returns to Atchison, visiting friends, and grain-inspection officials tour. Sewer work planned for South Atchison begins within two weeks, Park Place and Highland Park included. Ira Gould notes Bert Gould’s Pittsburg Teachers performance. The Ford roadster stolen near R P D Motor Co. is recovered. Warren Whiston, the suspect, is in Plattsmouth authorities’ custody.
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Atchison
DeLaskie Miller
Manhattan
K. U.aggie
Carl Mayhew
Iowa
Ballor
Francis McKeen
Warren Sharp
Pillsbury Mill
Agricultural Department
Washington
Nancy Morrison
Virgil Morrison
Miss Morrison
Steven's College
Columbia
Doris Huston
Paris
France
Atchison Globe
Motorag
Kent Kinniburgh
Pratt, Has
Chamber of Commerce
Kent
Pratt
E. J. Smiley
T. B. Armstrong
Kansas State Grain Inspection Department
Eugene Beaugard
Topeka
C. A. Viziarde
Ira Gould
Washburn
Plattsmouth
Nebr
Warren Whiston
Whiston
C. Woods
Charles Bolls
Robert M. Koitzen
Kansas Avenue
Eleventh
Commercial
Charles
Cc. C. Bolls
DeKalb
Rushville
Missouri
F. M. Bunten
Public Service Commission
United Telephone Co
Missouri Corporation
J. Wallenstein
New York
Times Square
Atchison Daily Globe
Globe
Walnut Township
Commercial Street
Roy Coleman
Aggies
Kansas University
el Dorado
Bob Vermillion
David Henry
North Eighth Street
Charles Evans Hughes
St. Joe Auditorium
KFEQ
Arch Jarrell
Frank Jarrell
Wichita Beacon
Kansas City Star
Alice Adams
Adams
Texas
Kansas
Downs
The
Downs News
Fred Condit
Bob Volk
Troy
Thos. J. McCrearay
Jas. T. Martin
F. Florery
H. W. Hannal
Jas. F. Forman
Dr. Hammond
Charles Ludwig Jot P. Blair
George Brenner
American Legion
Memorial Hall
Herbert Ham
Globe Reporter
John Durkin
Teapot Dome
Oregon Trail
North Platte
Sidney
John
Jesse
Frank James
Virginia B. Drury
England
British Isles
Britanny
Mrs. Drury
Quimper
Brittany
L. A. Dixon
Blue Rapids
Dixon
Atlissour Pacific
Harl Hollingsworth
Parent-Teachers Association
Denver
Public Welfare Department
Parent-Teacher Council
Hollingsworth
Clementine Ferguson
Emi Schreiber
Earl Hollingsworth
Chicago
E. W Emery
Stat
Wil Smith
Charle Robinson
Benjamin Franklin
J. B. Fitch
Kansas State Agricultural College
Fitch
Masonic Temple
J Goodwin
United States
Coolidge
Lyon
Joe Win
Martin Jensen
Deer Creamery Co
Jessor Fitch
Thi
Atchison First Presbyterian marks seventieth anniversary
The Atchison First Presbyterian Church, organized October 21 1858 by Rev Alex W Pitzer with eight founding members, celebrates 70 years tonight and Sunday with a program featuring speaker Mrs A S Drury and others. A reception precedes memorial talks and a display of early church records kept by long-time clerk W M Davies.
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First Presbyterian Church of
Atchison
Alex W. Pitzer
Presbyterian Church At
Leavenworth
Highland Presbytery
W. M. Davies
Mary Davies
George B. Irwin
Rebecca Irwin
Anna Love
Andrew Hamilton
Maximilla Ireland
Edward Hair
Kansas Territory
New Church
Davies
A. 8. Drury
H. H. Hackney
Anna North
Thomas Mahoney
M. O. Kellison
George T. Arnold
Topeka
Steinite in a big expansion and merger
A new Steinite corporation forms from a merger with the Leslie Mutter Radio Manufacturing Co of Chicago. The merged group lists no par value common stock at 57 a share on the Chicago exchange. Fred Stein remains president and Lester Abelson secretary and GM. The consolidation adds Steinite Laboratories and Steinite Sales, with stock swapped from the old Steinite and Mutter assets. Par for old Steinite preferred offers, or exchange at three common shares.
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Steinite Corporation
Leslie Mutter Radio Manufacturing Co
Chicago
Chicago Stock Exchange
Fred Stein
Lester Abelson
Stein
Steinite Laboratories
Steinite Sales Corporation
Mutter Concern
Steinite Company
Atchison High Students Plan Huge Rally Before Argentinian Clash
Atchison high school students and former athletes will rally tomorrow morning to support the football team ahead of the local clash with Argentine high. A pep rally between 10 and 11 o'clock features 20 former lettermen. A parade from the school grounds to Missouri Pacific field will precede the afternoon contest with banners horns and decorations. The crowd will form a single section at the game to cheer the local eleven as cheer leadership is reorganized.
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Atchison High School
Will Rogers
Lindy
Atlantic
C. W. Schultz
Carman
Missouri Pacific
Harmony Garden
Atchison Street
Ray Holland
Argentine High
GOP Plans Local Campaign Drive in Atchison County
Republican leaders Clyde M Reed and Arthur Capper will headline county meetings in Atchison and Effingham as part of a statewide drive. Other speakers include J N Dolley, James B Kelsey, S L Lashbrook, and Fred Voiland with a possible visit by a prominent colored bishop. Local notes mention community events and civic updates.
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Clyde M. Reed
Kansas
Arthur Capper
United States
Atchison County
Coonie Voelker
Reed
Senator Capper
Effingham
Effingham As the Most Central Point October 27, Mr. Voelker
Muscotah
Atchison
J. N Dolley
Topeka
Lancaster
James B. Kelsey
Leavenworth
Potter
8. L. Lashbrook
Huron
Fred Voiland
Voelker
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Louie Jacobs
Orpheum
South Atchison
Earl Hellener
Park Place
Highland Park
Ipiwis Garden
Emma Amelia Sheckells
North Second Street
Sheckells
St. Joe
E. J. Sheckells
Cleveland Sheckells
Mrs. Sheckells
Catherine Barry
Riley Street
Catherine Donel
Elizabeth Fromer
Frances O'Keefe
Thomas Crockett
Bob Bump
Elmer Kramer
King Street
A. J. Kilkenny
Charlie O'Keefe
Ed Myer
Atchison Hospital
Herbie Moll
Kaff Drug Store
Clay Center
Kas
Fred Taylor
Mound Street
Wichita
Tom Moxeey
Ralph Love
Jack Cartmill
Ralph Kreider
J. E. Thompson
Mr. Thompson
H. L. Jones
Bob Hazel
Cleveland
Ohio
O. E. Blacketer
Central Branch
W. B. Henderson
Park Street
Henderson
A. B DeDual
Curlew
Harry Lindsay
Jack Rabbit
Tom Cline
Ottawa
Reserve
Brown County
New Corporation
Women’s Smith For President Club
William Ryder
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Hugo Orlepp
Evan Tonsing
the Globe
Jimmy
Andrew
Albert Schoenecker
Louis
San Diego
Cal
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Albuquerque
N. M
Louis Schoenecker
Mr. Schoenecker
Albert
Orren Payler
Andrew Schoenecker
California
J. Hamilton Woodsum
R. W. Ramsay
Warren Underwood
Iola
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State Convention of Baptist Churches
Woodsum
Ramsay
Underwood
Jim Hayes
Old
al Smith
Mission Lake
Horton
Frank Knight
San Francisco
Will Bowen
Charlie Vance
George Berry
Ora Pangburn
Nebraska
Prank Wallace
Farmington
Roy Wilson
B. W. Vickery
Webster Zimmerman
Emil Schreiber, Jr
Washburn-Crosby Milling Court
Hoffman
Charley Terry
Chester
Ill
Terry
R. G. Dane
Joseph Dane
George Street
Lovie Waldauer
A. H. Langworth
Postal Telegraph Office
Lora Foreman
Walter Mann
Court House
A. B. DeDuai
Ben Utz
Miller- Chevrolet Co
Bern
F. F. Fink
South Sixth Street
Winfield
Knights of Pythias
A. H
Frank Kramer
St. Margaret’s Hospital
M Harcuff
Kramer
Good Intent
St. Louis Church
George Harcuff
Clyde Reed
Pat Supple
St. Benedict’s
Kenneth B. Alexander
Emil Schreiber
Julius Roar
Glen Elder Sentinel
Larry Quigley
Armin Soph
Quigley
R. E. Cahill
New Orleans
Cahill
Jim Doyle
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