Community Notes and Sales at Berkson's
Strayer, spouting and repairing. Tonight John McKenzie's Symphony performs at the Odd Fellows picnic in Effingham on Labor Day. The Community Grocery stores have a carload of pure cane sugar for sale Saturday at 6.25 per hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strayer
John McKenzie
Sverybody
Effingham
John MclIntosh
Victor Record
Walter
Barney Langan
Miller-Chevrolet Company
Insney
Virginia Judd
Stephen's College
Columbia
Atchison
W. C. Linville
Hudson
Waisner Bros
Clark Henderson Hardware Co
Cliff Roth
Adam Haynes
German Baker Wins Swimming Marathon at Lake Ontario
Ernst Vierkoetter, a German baker, won the three-lake triangular endurance swim in 11 hours 42 minutes 12 seconds earning 30000 dollars. Georges Michel, a French baker, finished second for 7500 dollars, as 31 of 200 starters survived eight hours into the grueling event amid icy water and a 30 strokes per minute pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forento
Ont
Ernst Vierkotter
Lake Ontario
Vierkoetter
Georges Michel
George Young
Cubs cling to slim lead as Pirates win doubleheader
In a tight NL pennant race the Cubs idle while the Pirates sweep Detroit in a 7-2 win after a 3-2 opener, driven by a four-run ninth. Fresco Thompson and Carmen Hill split pitching wins. St. Louis gains ground on the Giants with a 3-1 win over Brooklyn as Lugne blanks Boston 1-0. The Yankees beat Boston 10-8, Ruth and Lazzeri pace the offense, Ty Cobb begins his 25th season, and Detroit drops both ends of a doubleheader to St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Pirates
Phillies
Bucs
Ulrich
Aldridge
Fresco Thompson
Phils
Carmen Hill
Jack Scott
Donie Bush
St. Louis Cardinals
Giants
Brooklyn
Flint Rhein
Robins
Bill Doak
Blades
St. Louis
Adolpho Lugne
Cincinnati
Boston Braves
Neds
Hargraves
Dressen
Walker
Yankees
New York
Boston
Red Sox
Ruffing
Ruth
Gehrig
Mengel
Yanks
Tony Lazzeri
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Washington
Mackmen
Irving Hadley
Goslin
Nationals
Ty Cobb
Browns
Detroit
Ken Williams
Sinie Rice
Yesterday's baseball results across leagues
American Association games listed include Kansas City 7 Columbus 2, Milwaukee 9 Toledo 6, St. Paul 7 2, Indianapolis 2 9, Minneapolis 21 8, Louisville 1 5. National League scores show Pittsburgh 3 7 Philadelphia 2 2, Cincinnati 1 Boston 0, St. Louis 3 Brooklyn 1. American League results have New York 10 Boston 3, St. Louis 3 4, Detroit 1 3, Washington 5 Philadelphia 3. A note says preparations for the final round of training for a fight in Ky. The Associated Diege. Speculator, N. J., Sept. 1-Gene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Louisville
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
New York
Detroit
Washington
Speculator
N. J
Burke-Harper Set To Play Here In Two Big Games
The Atchison Commercials face a hard two game program next Sunday and Monday. Sunday features John Waller and Muscotah in the third game of a three game set. Monday sees Holt County All Stars led by Harper and Burke meeting the Commercials with the two ex players in key roles. The two game series could be the stiffest the Commercials have encountered this season and are expected to draw large crowds to Mop Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison Commercials
John Waller
Atchison County
Holt County All-Stars
Northwest Missouri
Harper
Holt County
Tommy” Burke
Nelson
Tunney heads to Chicago for Dempsey title bid
Adopts final prep phase at Cedar Crest with sparring partners before leaving for Chicago overnight. Forest Hills golf club readies two tournaments with details to follow in tomorrow's Globe. Local sports notes cover Doniphan baseball, football trials, tennis participation, and area business updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunney
Adirondack
Chicago
Gene
Cedar Crest Country Club
Lake Villa
Jack Dempsey
Chicago Stadium
Tunkey
Utica
Social hours and gatherings across two counties
The article details multiple society events in the region. Mrs. Jerome Van Dyke hosted 45 members of Royal Neighbors of America with guests from Huron and Seneca, while various picnics, bridge parties, and gatherings continue at homes on North Third Street, Jackson Park, and South Seventh Street. Distinguished visitors include Miss Aurilla Mc Lassery and Miss Elizabeth Banker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of
America
Jerome van Dyke
North Third Street
van Dyke
Harry O’brien
David Harned
FR. C. Bilimek
George Harcuff
T. B. Smith, Jr
Huron
Aurilla McLassery
Seneca
W.S. Sullivan
Marie Watson
Inez Brumfield
Kansas City
Helen Johnson
Miss Watson
Highland Park
Jackson Park
A. A. Bennett
the Baptist Sunday School
Mr. Bennett
Elwood Brown
Kenneth Neidigh
Bobby Shaffer
Charlie Paris
William Agnew
Arthur Mastin
Robert Bradley
Chester Mize
St. Joe
Brown Ranch
Wyoming
Constance
Amelia
Dorothy Mize
Chester
Billy Mize
John McCray
Riley Street
Clarence McCray
Will Bilomberg
Jess McCray
Herbert Marrs
E. McCray
Ruth Buhman
Randolph Lopthian
Alice Thistle
Banco
South Seventh Street
Miss Thistle
Bunco
Frances Harrison
Paul Louthian
William Thistle
J. J. Banks
Buhman
Lonthian
Louise Mangelsdorf
North Twelfth Street
Marion Stauffer
Winfield
Mal Livingston
Will England
Waggener Road
John Feelling
Ralph Brumfield
Elkhart
Minnie Mae Terry “Jones
Los Angeles
Calif
DeMille
Jane Strain
D. G. Wilson
North Ninth Street
Dalhart
Texas
A. H. Wilson
Oakley
Kas
E. R. Wilson
Adrian
John Curdy
Wetmore
Kansas
Big Month for Chevrolet Sales at Miller Co
Miller-Chevrolet Co reports August total business up fifty percent from 1926 and over fifty used and new car sales completed. Ben Utz, manager, notes September began with several additional sales and expects an unprecedented fall and winter sales record. Other items include Maunning-Bowman waffle irons at 9.50, Effingham Odd Fellows picnic, Mrs. A E Wright leaving Missouri Pacific offices for California, and Adam Haynes airplane wings ordered after recent crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller-Chevrolet Co
Chevrolet and Ok
Ben Utz
Miller- Chevrolet
Utz
Bosanko
Effingham
Odd Fellows
Kansas Power & Light Co
A. E. Wright
Missouri Pacific Freight Offices
California
Local stores feature fall goods and farm equipment
Leahy's offers boys overalls while Berkson's displays new fall dresses and Linn Millinery presents children's selections. Linley Motor Co sells a Fordson tractor with plow gear. Kansas Power & Light advertises a $79 two tub washing machine. Fort Riley reports 16 junked planes in a heap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leahy's
Berkson’s
Bosanko’s
Linn Millinery
W. A. MecKelvy
George Miller
Everest
Kans
Linley Motor Co
Hoy Smith
Greenleaf Sentinel
New York Sun
Voss
Kansas Power & Light Co
Fort Riley
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Atlanta
Spaun
City News
Berkson'’s
Save
Linley
Muscotah
Forest Hills
Forest Hills Community Golf Club
Doniphan
St Benedict’s College
Jim Hussey
George Edwards
Rex Wilson
St. Benedict's College
Wilson
Larry Quigley
Missouri
Trish
Haskell
Bean Lake
the Lake
Louis Seff
Cantell’s
North Sixth
John F. Ward
Trenton
WY. C. Terry
South Fifth Street
Florence Harch
Miss Tacy
Junior
Edgewater Beach
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Mackinac
The
Thousand Isles
J. D. Corbet
Donald Oliver
King City
H. D. Hall
Frank Clingan
Labor Day
Corbet
Topeka
R. W. Ramsay
Cascade
Colo
Marie Armstrong
William Paradise
of the Christian Church
A. W. Nicholson
Florence Nicholson
Ind
Mildred
Patty
FE. D. Elam
Leavenworth
Balie Waggener
Finesse Bridge Club
Fifth and
Mound Streets
Will Carstensen
Division Street
Charles Bolls
Ernest Rady
George Whaley
Nortonville
Emma Carstensen
Robert Wilkins
Victor Johnsons
Park Street
Star Berry
Will Blomberg
Ed Higley
Farmington
Glenn Bell
Hale Bayley
Frances Morrow
Pauline Anderson
Reisner
Mary EB. Brown
Comifal Apartments
Mary Strain
Orpheum
Fables
No Man's Land
Paris
Polly Wood
Chicago Herald-Examiner
Smart Bros
Chevrolets
J. W. Young Co
North 5Th Sf
Beanlake Haskell
Olive Borden
May "Robson and
Phyllis Haver
Mary Harrison Ford
Franklin Pangborn
Royal
Washington Commandery No
Knights Templar
C. L. Hixon
E. C. W. M. Thistle
Willys-Knight
Social and
ST. Louis Church
Good Intent
Gallagher’s
Fair Ground
Valley Falls
W. H. Braun For
Commercial Street
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