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Atchison Weekly Globe

Location

Atchison, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1928

Page

2

Old Globe Light Satirical Fragments On Life And Politics

A collection of wry aphorisms on marriage campaigning middle age honesty and everyday quirks. Observations note human foibles from duties deferred to fashion and household mishaps with a humorous bite and social commentary. The pieces reflect light gossip and wisdom of a bygone era.

Taxpayers Weigh Half Mill Tax For Insane Ward

In Atchison county voters face a half mill levy to fund an insane ward at the county hospital, the county farm. The plan argues state asylums can't always take patients, leaving counties to bear costs that can reach 700 to 800 dollars monthly. The Globe invites reader discussion to inform the electorate.

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Atchison Day's Doings and Local Notices

Snow flakes were seen at 3 a m by railroad workers and baker Malcom Grimes. Mrs. Bud Evans improves after illness. Roads in Leavenworth county are muddy with cars stuck. Local births, marriages, visits, and social notes follow with updated health and accident reports plus political rumors and obituaries.

Malcom Grimes Bud Evans Atchison Street Leavenworth Leavenworth County W. F. Guthrie, Jr Atchison Methodist St. Joe Fred Rau Trinity Lutheran Parsonage Frederick John Rau Santa Fe J. B. Lamar Buite Mont J. P. Richards Lamar

Atchison fruit vendor Ira Sickler dies at 77

Ira Sickler, veteran Atchison fruit dealer aged 77 and a Pennsylvania native, died at 9:15 am at his home on South Fourth Street after over a year of diabetes. He spent 45 years in Atchison, including 35 selling fruit on Sixth and Commercial. Survived by widow Emma L. Ligenfelder and four children, funeral set for four o'clock tomorrow at Lawin & Douglass parlors with Rev. J. Hamilton Woodlum officiating. Burial in Oak Hill cemetery.

Tra S. Sickler Atchison South Fourth Street Mr. Sickler Pennsylvania Sickler Emma L. Ligenfelder Edith Lubkie Kansas City Hazel Prather Oak Mills Alfred Sickler Ponca City Okla W. A Sickler Cheyenne Wyo Lawin & Douglass J. Hamilton Woodlum First Baptist Church Oak Hill Cemetery The Presbyterian Church Anna North W. C. Oberlin C. C. Ham C. H. Harris Austin Davis Mildred Meineke Church School of Missions Eva Smanley Nanking China St. Mark’s Lutheran Church Kansas Christian Church O. M. Kellison O. F. Barnard Young Peoples Department Christian Church School Glenn Squires Topeka Union of Triangle Circle Clubs Christian Churches of Topeka Lewis Lee Corbin South Seventh Street Young People’s Division KH. P. Armstrong Mabel Gerard Commercial Street Warren Whitson Clarence Dwyer Canton Ohio Plattsmouth Neb R. P. D. Motor Co Whitson Dwyer Howe Will Coleman Atchison County Coleman Omaha

Local notes and social chatter from Atchison

Day's Doings reports a string of city happenings including visits by George Gilmore of Des Moines and his brother Dr. F A Gilmore, new resident moves on North Third Street, and various street conversations. Also noted are riding rumors, a stolen Ford roadster, a Roanoke wedding, wild turkeys near Cosgrove, and speeches by Mrs Hugo Orlopp and Judge Duncan at Sugar Creek with Atchison attendees listed.

George Gilmore Des Moines, Ia F. A. Gilmore Atchison Mildred Buchanan Lewis Otto Gates Roanoke Terrace New Mexico Peabody Museum Burt Cosgrove Charles Kennedy Baltimore Ao. W. Duehren Whiper Hugo Orlopp Sugar Creek Orlopp Sedalia Alfred’ E. Smith Duncan St. Joe Orlepp John McAdow Hugh Sam Blythe Sr W. H. Lawin Guyarp

Atchison Snippet Roundup of Local Notes and Happenings

A selection of brief items from Atchison reports includes residents in jail, travel notes, and local remarks. Mentions include W P Wageener in Chicago on business, Lee Schaub’s brother ill in Kansas City, and Bob Jacobs praising a white way. The Rotary club dinner featured a 40 piece high school orchestra, and the Globe office cited a liquor incident. Other items note hunts, theater plans, visits to Topeka, and forthcoming Hog race staging around Thanksgiving.

Lee Schaub Kansas City W. P Peltzer State Penitentiary Carl Brown Rotary Club East Atchison St. Joe Ethel Beles Nelle Blythe Topeka Upper Commercial Street Louie Waldauer Cliff Roth Coffeyville Atchison Jimmy Walsh Ireland Jess Torbett Methodist Church Lancaster Muscotah Globe Office

Robert Vermillion Dies in Topeka Following Illness

Robert M. Vermillion 34, of Topeka and formerly Atchison, died at his home after a 10 day illness from pneumonia. WWI veteran, former Atchison deputy county clerk, later with state tax and auditor offices. Survived by widow Grace Wahls and son Robert Jr., plus mother, three sisters, two brothers. Body to be moved to Atchison for funeral arrangements likely Wednesday.

Arthur Lee Carroll Owen Topeka Elmer See Owen Arthur See Atchison Santa Fe Jake Spatz Liederkranz Society Sedalia Alfred E. Smith Kassabaum Smth Atchison County Lot Ringo Mont Cochran J. L. Berry A. G. Drew Jos. Donahue K. U Manhattan Aggie Lindbergh Betty Morrow Dwight Morrow Mexico Morrow Paris Carl Briner Zurich Switzerland Mary Ramsay Briner Col. Lindbergh Mina Burbank E. G. Burbank Oakland Cal Henry W. Burbank Muscotah Burbank Mina Sanders Burbank Butler Ind Kansas Henry Burbank Robert M. Vermillion State Auditor's Office Bob" Vermillion Weston Vermillion Tax Department Public Service Commission State Bus Department State Auditor’s Office Grace Wahls France Robert, Jr Alice E. Vermillion David Henry Robert Myers Edna May Oklahoma City Okla James Marcus Vermillion Bob Vermillion Christian Church Masonic Lodge Stanton Stanton Funeral

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