Mrs Anne Cain Dies at 4 in Topeka Hospital
Mrs Anne Quigley Cain of Atchison died from heart failure after an operation at Christ's Hospital Topeka. She was born August 22 1888 in Sterling Kansas and had lived in Atchison since her second marriage to Douglass M Cain in 1912. Funeral in Sterling at 10 30 Wednesday.
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Atchison
Anne Quighey Cain
Christ's Hospital, Topeka
Christ's Hospital
H. B. Machnie
Topeka
Mrs. Cain
Sterling
Kansas
Muchnie
Roy Wilson
Seattle
Douglass M. Cain
J. W. Ayers
Wichita
Day's Doings in Atchison and Nearby
Local notes from Atchison plus visitors and events. Includes remarks by A W Digert and Henry Lackey, sidewalk work by John Foelling, hospital news on Mrs M Owen Kellison, travel chatter from W B Sullivan, and visitors Mrs W J Baker Mrs P A Browning Pete Burns George Walsh and others. A local court case, paving talks, a funeral, and city land sale plans round out the column.
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A. W. Digert
Henry Lackey
John Foelling
Noni Tenth Street
M. Owen Kellison
Topeka
Sullivan
Kansas City
W. J. Baker
North Fifth Street
P. A. Browning
Joplin
G. N. Corunnaway
Santa Fe Street
Commercial Street
Weighland
Mike Raisch
Omaha
Atchison and
Santa Fe
Pete Burns
Des Moines
Atchison
Pete
George Walsh
Walsh Clothing Store
Johnson
Tom Brading
Sally Smith
St. Paul's Baptist Church
Mt. Vernon
Frank Roth, Jr
New York
Jesse Bohannon
St. California
Jay Smith
Jim Reed
Reed
Union Outfitting Co
Lawrence Day
City Commission
Maine Street
Fifth
White Clay Creek
Express employers held up in Atchison. $15 stolen
A car-park hold up at 713 South Fourth Street left express officer C. O. Conn $15 poorer after a six-foot, about 160 pound bandit forced him to surrender the money at gunpoint as he parked his car after work. Police found no trace of the robber. incident reported to The Globe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Conn
Express Office
Conn
South Fourth Street
Atchison County Corn Averages Hover Around 45 Bu
Daily report notes county agents estimate corn yields near 45 bushels per acre, with many fields possibly reaching 75 bu. An observed 10 percent of corn hogged for feeding is already evident, as local hogs feed directly in standing fields.
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Atchison County
Joe Goodwin
Death claims Atchison worker John Frommer
John Frommer 46, longtime Seaton foundry employee, died at Atchison hospital after acute appendicitis led to surgery failure. Funeral set at Trinity Lutheran with burial at 423 Laramie St. Survived by wife Clara, three daughters Elizabeth Ruth Esther Althea, son Kenneth, parents Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Frommer, siblings, and prior son Halland who died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Frommer
Seaton Foundry
Locomotive Finished Material Co
Mr. Frommer
Atchison
Lawin & Douglas
Homie
Laramie Street
Trinity Lutheran Church
Frommer
John Jacob Frommer
Jacob Frommer
Thayer Foundry Co
Clara Schaeffer
George Schaefer
Elizabeth
Ruth Esther
Althea
Kenneth
Halland
Albert Frommer
St. Paul
Minn
Ed Myers
Des Moines
Farm Bureau Sponsors Corn Shucking Contest
The Atchison county farm bureau will sponsor a county corn shucking contest with a winner advancing to a state meet if sufficient entries. A tentative date is set for November 38 and entries are due by calling Joe M. Goodwin before Saturday night. Entries must provide their own team and wagon. judging will be by competent officials.
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Joe M. Goodwin
Atchison County Farm Bureau
Mr. Goodwin
Farm Bureau
Joe Goodwin
Fiftieth Anniversary Celebrated by Elder Family
Mr and Mrs H C Elder celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at their home and at their son s home 314 North Second street Atchison Kansas Their devotion and joy in companionship are noted They were married in Olathe Kas three ministers officiated and Mrs Elder recalls their firm bond They have one son Dr Elder and his family An anniversary dinner was hosted by Mrs P Elder with relatives from Kansas City Lawrence and local grand children listed It ends noting the Elder family life and grandsons Karen Thomas Clifford Eldon Jacob
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Los Angeles
California
W. TD. Casey
Atchison
the Globe
Marian Casey
Europe
Paris
Cherbourg
Washington, D. C
Marian
American Legion
Courtney Turner
Bosanke
Aline
Fort Leavenworth
A. J. Eymann
The
Christian Sunday School
Daniel Webster
Webster
Kentucky
Mississippi
Canada
J. G. Thayer
Sk. Z. Club
Hotel
Byram
S. R. Parke
Thayer
H. F. Taggart
Josephine Anderson
Heber Benjamin
Pueblo
Colo
St. Luke's Hospital
Denver
Benjamin
Trinity Episcopal Church
National Protective Insurance Association
Globe
RK. H. High
Margaret High
Hutchinson
EL. J. Williams
Kansas Avenue
Mona Williams
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Joe Clark
Gene Torbett
Gene Woulnt
Atchison County
Atchison County Fare Bureau
J. E. Mercer
State Sanitary Livestock Commissioner
Albert Lehman
Taayger
C. P. Waisner
Bern Pride
South Carolina
Waisner
Indianapolis
Chester Keating
Emporia
Harry Shelver
Studson
Maurice P. O'Keefe
Kansas City
New York
Vincent Astor
Dwight Farnham
Er. W. Howe
Gramercy Park
Henry Goddard Leach
Forum
H. C. Elder
P. Elder
North Second Street
Olathe
Kas
Althea Phillips
New Holland
Ohio
Minnesota
W. C. Eider
Utica
Mr. Elder
Knights of Pythias Lodge
S. H. Anderson
A. J. Anderson
J. D. Turner
Lillian Turner
C. D. Reisner
Reisner
Mrs. Elder
Elder
Karen
Thomas Clifford
Eldon Jacob
Funeral set for Muscotah man Walter Yazel obituary
Walter W. Yazel aged 84 of Muscotah died at his home Sunday morning from complications of old age after two weeks bedfast. A lifelong farmer in the Stony Point district, he retired to Muscotah and left an estate including a 560 acre farm. Survived by widow, four sons Perry Yazel Missouri Herman Yazel Muscotah, daughter Mrs Arnold Smith Whit ing, twenty two grandchildren and fourteen great grandchildren. Funeral services Tuesday at 2:30 pm at the Methodist church conducted by Rev L Eppert. burial in Muscotah cemetery.
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Clarence Vaughan
Arkansas
Arthur Howe
Potato Hill Farm
Mark Hurst
Ford
John Frommer
Frederick Jesse
Laramie Street
Trinity Lutheran Church
Holland
Mt. Vernon
John Grundman
Oscar Duehren
Albert Sehmeling
Will Brown
Millis Easterday
Will Zschoche
Walter W. Yazel
Muscotah
Stony Point
Perry Yazel
Missouri
Herman Yazel
Arnold Smith
Whiting
Methodist
L. Eppert
Muscotah Cemetery
Chief Red Fox to Visit Atchison Thursday
Sioux chief William Red Fox will speak at the Rotary club at noon and address Atchison high school students in the afternoon. He has worked with a motion picture company promoting Zane Grey’s The Vanishing American and tours schools in full regalia. T. B. Portwood helped arrange the visit, noting Red Fox’s past school talks.
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William Red Fox
Atchison
Rotary Club
Red Fox
Motion
Zane Gray
T. B. Portwood
Farm Robbery Near Everest Stuns 63YearOld Bachelor
R M Adams, 63, bachelor, said three armed men broke into his farm home three miles east of Everest around 11 PM. They bound him, beat him, and tried to crack a 125 pound safe containing about $5 in cash mortgages and bonds. After about 10 minutes they fled in a car with the safe. Adams freed himself after about 380 minutes and alerted Brown county authorities at Hiawatha. He has lived alone on the farm for 25 years and fears memory lapses may erase details.
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Everest
R. M. Adams
Atchison
Adams
Brown County
Hiawatha
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Anne Cain
Express
C. A. Anderson
Rose Shuck
Pearl
Clarabell Beauchamp
Shenandoah
Iowa
Henry Field
Charlie Wilson
Pinky Christie
Manhattan
Bradley
Kansas State Agricultural College
E. J. Moeser
Missouri Pacific
Moeser
Richard
Ben Sowers
Tampa
Henry Klein
Fritz
Dusseldorf
Germany
Jake Stuebinger
Warren Casey
Steinite Laboratories
Emil Forbinger
Charlie Conlon
Arthur Mize
C. K. Davis
Mr. Davis
Wiley Sloan
Woodford
Helen K. Sheldon
Alice Finney
Sheldon
Bader
Addie Seever
James Seever
A. B. Dedual
Jim Clark
Joe
Tom Clark
Clark
Geraldine O’maley
Mount St. Scholastica
St. Louis
Ed Thomas
Atchison- Leavenworth Road
Stanton Funeral Home
Ida Lee Welch
George E. Welch
Littl
Margaret Smith
Frank Greise
Osawatomie
Wil Coleman
Fifth and Commercial Street
Andy Larsen
Leavenworth
Atchison-Leavenworth Road
Shannon
E. (. Evans
Forest Park
Jackson Park
Deer Pen
Doc” Demond
Doc
Mr. Demond
Doe
Maggie
Will Gildehans
Missouri Pacific Freight
Harmony Garden
McAdow
Bellevue Country Club
Lovers’ Hill
Gildehaus
Mr. Gildheus
John Herndon
Joendl
Skelly Oil Co
Herndon
Cities Service Co
Fourteenth Street
Atchison High School
Royal Theater
William Prass
W. G. Aitimari
South Seventh Street
Charlies M. Christie
Frank Bell
Will Colgan
Doniphan
Atchison Improvement Bonds
Albert Lutz
Mark Trietsch
Thompson
Basil Lutz
W. E. Wheeler
Marshall Foch
M. R. Mahringer
Daniel Boone
J. W. Salinger
King City
L. P. Clothier
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
James Coleman
J. D. Adams
Eleventh
Fred Mangelsdorf
Ed Crimimel
Beloit
Commonwealth Fund
F. M. Linscott
Farmington
S. L. Cantley
State of Missouri
Iantha
Charlie Barnett
Linwood
J. F. Barnett
Jim Bogan
Locomotive, Finished Material Co
Er. R. Hawk
Miami River
Miami Valley
Coshocton
Coshocton County
James Garfield
United States
Bakersville
Sam Hawk
Dr. Hawk
St. Joe
Presbyterian
Bakersfield
Longfellow
Zanesville
Roy M. Turner
Missouri State Penitentiary
Turner
Dora Gage
Jackson County
Charles’ Conlon
Herb Moll
St. Benedict's
Lorin Lyons
Borger
Texas
Aber
Queen Marie
Armour
Ed Elsworth
Frank Hoecker
J. W. Hodson
North Second
George Hodson
Oka
George
Blish, Mize & Silliman
Elk City Territory
Bob Holland
Walter Yazel
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