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Newspaper

Atchison Weekly Globe

Location

Atchison, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1927

Page

9

Independent grocers form Topeka alliance to save bacon

City market reports Cantaloupe week while Mrs Christine King teaches dance at 204 North Tenth Street. Mrs James Brady and her children return to Kansas City. Frank Dowling, MP brakeman, stays in St. Louis hospital. A Globe mail note asks about turning people’s heads with church attendance.

Topeka Christine King North Tenth Street James Brady John Levin Kansas City Frank Dowling Missouri Pacific Company St. Louis Globe's Mail Bev Peak

Neighbors Log Highlights Local Visits and Moves

Miss Elizabeth Bowser visits at Mrs. Arthur Higley's home. Leroy Hawk to attend Atchison high school this term. Noy Allen threshed for James Farrell Tuesday. Mrs. Cecil Mauzey improving after illness. Herbert Lane spending a week with aunt Mrs. Grover Young in Doniphan. Charles Gleason and Kansas City brother visit ete. Moore sawmill Tuesday on business. Mrs. Earl Brown enjoys Southern Missouri visit. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sanders moving to Lane farm residence.

Elizabeth Bowser Arthur Higley Leroy Hawk Atchison Noy Allen James Farrell Cecil Mauzey Herbert Lane Grover Young Doniphan Charles Gleason Kansas City Kas Ete. Moore Earl Brown

Social visits and local society notes in Kansas City area

Miss Mabel Fitch of Kansas City travels with Elmer Fitch and family while Mrs William Holsigrave and family, Mrs Paul Gregory and four children visit J P Severin and sisters in Missouri. Bathrooms and water systems for country homes noted. Hayes at Kansas Ave hosts King’s Daughters society with Elva Albers leading study hour. Mrs B G Jones Jr elected treasurer as Merle Albers departs for school. Enerson and Jones drive through Nebraska and Iowa visiting Shenandoah and Clarindo in Iowa.

Paul Gregory Missouri J. P. Severin Helen Alice Severin Hayes Kansas Ave Estella Myrtle Wilke King's Daughters’ Society Elva Albers G. Jones, Jr Merle Albers Peter Enerson

Boy Injured Hands In Tractor Incident Near Home

Roy Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Smith, injured both hands Tuesday while playing around a tractor and plows. A nail tore from one finger and several other fingers were mashed. Ray was taken to Effingham for medical dressing.

Roy Smith T. J. Smith Ray Effingham Pete Cawley Atchison David Beyer Lee Bingham G. W. Bradley Mildred Beecher Nebraska Blue Springs Beatrice Samuel Shultz

Local Notes From Topeka And Surrounding Homes

Elizabeth Ketch visits his mother Mrs Daisy Sholtz in Topeka. Mrs A Wagner drives her Chevrolet Jandeau home from Holton after repairs following the Schiffbauer Brown collision. Mrs Irwin Phillips and daughter Maxine of Denver visit her mother Mrs Elizabeth Dale. Thurman Phillips and Ray Dale postpone a Denver trip and may return with Mrs Phillips and Carl Abramson party from Falls City. Mrs Abramson tours Shenandoah Field seed house. Mrs Iva Evans of Dalles Oregon sells her root beer store and plans October 1 arrival. Mr Hicks to move to his farm south of town for winter with Mrs Evans.

Elizabeth Ketch Daisy Sholtz Topeka A. Wagner Holton Irwin Phillips Maxine Denver Colorado Elizabeth Dale Thurman Phillips Ray Dale Phillips Carl Abramson Betty Lou Falls City Nebraska Carl John Abramson Wales Iowa Abramson Shenandoah Iva Evans Dalles Oregon John Hicks

Netawaka Residents Inquire About Local Happenings

Mrs. Fred Holtmeyer of Netawaka underwent eye surgery Wednesday while visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schloupe. Miss Velma Schloupe leaves for Kansas City for general hospital training. Kansas City visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Steffey and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Saul visiting Mrs. Margaret Braun and attending the Valley Falls fair. T. H. Lear and family return from Hoxie and Greenleaf. Dr. C. C. Tucker called to Kansas City for a nephew with appendicitis. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Weishaar and Leo Schmidt family return from Kingman county trip. Miss Bessie Webb visits sister.

Fred Holtmeyer Netawaka Charles Schloupe Velma Schloupe Kansas City General Hospital Cliff Steffey Claude Saul Margaret Braun Valley Falls T. H. Lear Hoxie Greenleaf C. C. Tucker Perry Weishaar Leo Schmidt Kingman County Bessie Webb

Nortonville Notes Bring Busy Local Week

Several days this week in Kansas City and surrounding towns. Henry Franken and family visit Missouri relatives. Mrs. McAfee has hotel work. Mrs. James Stockwell of Carlsbad New Mexico visits Ed Sharp. she travels to Lawrence to see her daughter. Fern Oline, a domestic science teacher, was omitted from the teachers list. Seven high school teachers this year, the most Nortonville has ever had. St Joseph school to begin next Tuesday. Christian and Methodist ladies aid meet at Mrs Will Lamberts with pot luck supper. Rebekah lodge plans a food sale in Specks store Saturday afternoon. Mrs Belle Northrup and Bernard Gerety families of Topeka visit on business. Mrs Percy Hood and son and daughter of Ferndale Washington visit Mrs Hood's mother Mrs Lavina Haines. Lane school redecorated and yard cleaned. School will begin Monday.

Kansas City Henry Franken Missouri McAfee James Stockwell Carlsbad New Mexico Ed Sharp Lawrence Fern Oline Nortonville St. Joseph Christian Methodist Ladies’ Aid Will Lambert Rebekah Lodge Speck Belle Northrup Bernard Gerety Topeka Percy Hood Ferndale Washington

Local residents share travel stories and town news

Mr and Mrs Roscoe Jenkins and daughter Marita returned home from a Los Angeles trip visiting O A Jenkins family. Mrs Nellie Watterfield from Muskogee Okla visits aunt Dora Austin. Nell and Agnes Nincehelser Topeka visitors. Epidemic of summer colds noted. Curt Glasser Nortonville buys stock locally. Ruth Patrick in Atchison for school prep. Frank Haines stocks dairy cows.

Roscoe Jenkins Marita Los Angeles Calif O. A. Jenkins Southwest Nellie Watterfield Muskogee Okla Dora Austin Nell Agnes Nincehelser Topeka

Everest News Briefs From Atchison And Surrounding Areas

Mrs James Swartz led a Sunday school picnic in Jackson park Atchison on Sunday. Rev C W Long and family visited Atchison on Wednesday. Junior Miller traveled to Kansas City Tuesday for a few days of medical care. his mother Mrs W J Miller accompanied him. The Rev O W Tate and Margaret drove to Sabetha Wednesday for Epworth League, delivering fruits and vegetables to the old folks home in Topeka. Mrs Fred Wolff and her children went to Leavenworth at week’s start then planned a Kansas City visit to Rev A J Haggett.

James Swartz Jackson Park Atchison C. W. Long Junior Miller Kansas City W. J. Miller Fey Topeka Fred Wolff Leavenworth A. J. Haggett

Mrs Lyons Visiting at Daughter's Home

Mrs Lyons has been visiting at the home of her daughter Mrs Joe. Further details not provided in the fragment.

Lyons Joe

Adlerika touted as gas relief and system cleanser

A testimonial touts Adlerika as the only medicine for gas on the stomach. It claims the product cleanses both upper and lower bowels, relieves bloating, aids eating and sleeping, and removes long-standing poisons. Promoted by leading druggists with repeated praise.

H. L. Hicks Adlerika

Local notes from Kansas area residents and hobbies

Freatt and family return home to Kansas City. Ice cream supper planned at the schoolhouse. Mr and Mrs George Sacks visit Farmington with sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Gird Rasdal. Miss Alice Goodrich visits Wetmore with her parents. Albert DeWeese celebrates 48th birthday. Ed Hall couple move to Weston Missouri to rent a farm. Hennessey loads wheat for Kansas City market. Jack Pryor sowing alfalfa. Elmer Rhodes plans new barn. Maggie Grinter back to work after illness. daughter May Grinter Hundley returns to Atchison. B Brown ill with cold.

Freatt Kansas City George Sacks Farmington Hennessey Jack Pryor Elmer Rhodes Maggie Grinter May Grinter-Hundley Atchison B. Brown

Troy High School hires eight eighth graders for new term

The Troy school board No. 21 hires twelve teachers but expects eight to begin duties in eight grades next Monday. Starting from eighth grade, Miss Mary Foley and others join classes. several staff changes include resignations of Geneva Mitchell and Agnes Kanaly and Hilda Roberts for new positions.

School staff changes and local news update

Mrs. Clark Norman will teach music half time in the grades. Miss Ruth Althoff of Topeka joins the high school music staff. Other teachers include J. A. Jones and Charles Marble Jr. in administration, Miss Florence Rhody in mathematics, Miss Faye Frantham, Miss Margaret Wenner, Miss Sophia Shirley, and C. W. Oliver. Mrs. Mabel Campbell returned from six weeks in Alaska via Canadian Pacific then the southern route. Jesse Penne, a colored man, received 30 days in jail and a $100 fine on each liquor count. Pottery F members under inquiry linked to the liquor source. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hegarty announce a ten-pound son born yesterday in Effingham. John Mack of Hoisington visits his daughter Mrs. O. G. Moore. Oscar Wilson family of Austin, Texas, withdraws summer Kansas trip. Edna English of Forest Grove is his mother. Parochial school opens September 5. public school September 12. Three U S cities show women as collectors of customs.

Clark Norman Ruth Althoff Topeka J. A. Jones Highland Charles Marble, Jr Troy Florence Rhody Faye Frantham Springfield Margaret Wenner Brunswick Sophia Shirley Osage C. W. Oliver Burlingame Mabel Campbell Alaska Los Angeles Jesse Penne Pottery Charles Hegarty Effingham John Mack Hoisington Og, O. Moore Oscar Wilson Austin Texas Kansas Wilson Edna English Susan Engish Forest Grove

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