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Newspaper
Atchison Weekly Globe
Location
Atchison, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1927
Page
12
Dr. BE. R. Palmer promotes osteopathy and recommends Deer Creek pasteurized milk. Mrs. Sarah Stomnbuckle of Weston Missouri buys a granite memorial from Atchison monument works.
From neighboring towns the grade school opened Wednesday morning with a roster of teachers including prominent local names. The event marks the start of the new term as faculty gather to guide students through the upcoming schedule.
Miss Hilda Denton and Ruth Chaney with Mae Roberts spent Tuesday in St. Joseph. Mrs. George Roberts welcomed a surprise birthday party at home after returning from St. Joe. Ice cream and cake were served as guests wished more birthdays. The M. B. ladies gathered in church parlors on Wednesday. Also reported is the death of WD Hinchstine in Oklahoma City. he was once a renowned bowler.
A large crowd gathered Tuesday evening in the church parlors for a reception honoring Misses Estella and Myrtle Wilkie. The event featured a musical program and games followed by late refreshments.
Mrs Bean Lawrence and Mrs Fanny Wilmont are noted with their new car. St Joe visitors include Morris Oleson Nellie Groose and Dorothy at the Terry Talley home. Gladys Parrett leaves for Kansas City business college. Muscotah High School opens with 47 students. staff includes C P Gray Avery Eddy Forest Falconer. The Hemmed On quilt by Mrs Rice’s grandmother features tiny diamond stitching. Charles Stambaugh ships bees to market. Mr and Mrs Shepard and Mr and Mrs Thompson visit relatives. travel reports mention muddy and dusty roads.
A person who had spent the last three years in Phoenix due to health reasons is returning to his home in Colterville. He had previously resided in Colterville and is now heading back to Phoenix after a period away for health.
Nine pupils enrolled at Oak Grove school this term while two families moved away, reducing total by five pupils. Red clover yields reported as profitable this season. Louis Schrick thrashes 18 bushels from six acres and Mart Decker 50 bushels from 40 acres. Home utilities for country homes discussed at Hares Kansas Ave. Mrs Pete Miller discharged from St Joe hospital after hernia operation. Robert Lear reports horse cut by barbed wire Wednesday morning.
The funeral of John Calvin Coen was held with Valley Falls Lodge No. 21 A F and A M in charge at the request of Siloam Lodge No. 276 F and A M of Oklahoma City. The council met at city hall with members present except Marks. Refund request by William McDaniels for a billiard hall license to be considered next meeting. City Marshal Walton offered resignation not accepted. Steel girders to replace wooden ones at the Cop department and standardization of gear approved. Harley Trough granted plumber’s license upon proof of hand. Mayor Boughner and Clerk Louis reported on street cleaning apparatus visit. street sweeper to cost 150 and expenses approved. A new blade for the city cleaner ordered. Mention of McLee’s cattle sale and local travel to Kansas City. The Cedar Creek and Delaware River are noted as away from their banks in the low lands.
Mrs John Decker visits her two sons and families at Enterprise ED Weber and sons Edward and Bill stay with Mr and Mrs George Bevers in town. A severe electrical storm Tuesday night struck Lew Wileys barn, destroying it and most equipment. Gifford family visits Brown and others. Ella and Dehlia Larner head to Augusta to teach. Tri Mu class hosts a party in Presbyterian church parlors Tuesday.
A new beige velour hat features a smart nose veil and a silver stitched brim cut at the side. The crown folds back in front revealing the silver detail.
Decorations featured large bow garlands of goldenrod and dahlias. A program included a solo by Mrs. George Sharpe and a reading by Mrs. Roscoe Jenkins with two contests. Hostesses served refreshments as yellow poppies favored. John Wills visits from Ness City. Etta Brown posted at Shutz and Dirck's, sister Faye Brown to Atchison J C Penney. Bud Widick notes Floyd Spann’s golf skill from a backyard practice ground. Young Stribbling jailed in Lincoln Neb on a fake fight charge.
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