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Newspaper
Atchison Weekly Globe
Location
Atchison, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1927
Page
14
Concrete building blocks for foundations and walls are supplied by Brockett’s at 1019 Main. Boarmers near Blair in Doniphan County order limestone for fall alfalfa seeding. A local wash system advertises cleaning clothes at four cents a pound by Troy Laundry, phone 167.
A starfish ornament trims a beige velvet bat hat with a novelty brim. Groups of tucks cross the crown creating texture and a retro decorative effect.
A crowded column covers a car collision near Nortonville, social visits in Blue Mound and Leavenworth, and relocations such as Ed Ellerman moving to town. It notes a theft of flu, various family movements, club meetings, a Legion election, and a public sale notice for September 12 with Plummer and Briggs.
Mrs Andy Snyder and children return from Arkansas. Glenn Allen loses tips of two fingers and a third finger caught in a horse chain. Three new pupils join No 16 school: Evelyn Roth Anna and Bethal Powers. Veronica Vanderweide enrolls at Potter high school. Mayme Hoffman and Baldy Vandiver wed at Leavenworth. September 4 reunion of John Lucius descendants at J J Weishaar home Nortonville. Clarence Cline shows baby beef calf at Effingham fair. 4 H members show produce. Grant Griffin bedridden with lumbago but improving. Apple picking at TL A Libel farm. Virginia Adams attends Leavenworth High. Alice Ray rents Pat Hennessey farm house for winter while teaching Oak Mills school. Farmers finish fall plowing and dig potatoes. Grace Turner returns home from visiting Louis Zacharias family. Mr and Mrs Cecil King visit from Kansas City. Mrs King works for Armour Pack.
Howard Lewis, visiting relatives, will return to Kansas City soon to continue work. Milton Beckner, a railroad quimper in Nebraska, made a short visit and has returned to his duties there.
L H Pohl died Tuesday night at his farm home five miles west of White Cloud after a prolonged illness linked to an asthma attack from a lodged piece of meat. Born March 26, 1855 in Quincy Illinois, he lived in Sabetha and White Cloud since 1883 and owned the White Cloud hotel from 1901 to 1913. His children lived across Illinois Iowa and California. Funeral plans were not yet announced.
A light brown kid shoe features a modernistic note in its front decoration. The design is expressed through distinctive beige and dark brown tabs that create a unique visual motif.
Banner won $150 in premiums last year and hopes for a larger exhibit this year. Tompson, another local fruit exhibitor, won $85 at Sedalia state fair. Mrs Lear visited daughter in Hannibal with Bud and family. Elizabeth Burkhalter’s parade car won first prize at Marysville Labor Day event filmed by Universal Co. Helen Pfaffley begins teaching District 11 near Wathena. Mae Ryan ill but improving. Mrs Hooper moves to Horton for children to attend school there. Sisto and Mauek families have housing work done. Van Valkenbergs hosted by Van Valkenberg trip planning Haston. Bertha Wiles leaves for Kansas City with the group.
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