Ice Cream and Local Notes From City News
City notes report Deer Creek ice cream served. Henry Linn weakens daily. Leahy sells wool serge suits at 24.75. Mrs Louis Linley and infant leave Atchison hospital Sunday. Dr E A Gilmore praises Effingham fair livestock exhibit. Tallie Jacobs back in town after injury. Dorothy Hazelitt to go home from Atchison hospital Saturday after operation. Gore's bar lunch counter now run by Otto Hetz Country Club. sandwiches daily. Strawberries noted as very fatiguing to pick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leahy
Louis Linley
Atchison Hospital
E. A. Gilmore
Effingham Fair
Dorothy Hazelitt
South Atchison
Gore's
Otto Hetz Country Club
Anne Quigley Cain
Sterling
Kansas
H. E. Muehnie
Mary Catherine Sheldon
Peggy Challiss
Miss Sheldon
Otto Teague
North Second Street
Kansas City
Barstow School
J. T. Jenkins
Peoria
Heber Mize
Jenkins
Caroline Mize
Dr. Jenkins
Wedding Of Wilma Leslie And Arthur Ey Mann Jr In Atchison
Miss Wilma Frances Leslie and Arthur J. Ey Mann Jr. wed yesterday at White Temple Christian church in Atchison. The ceremony featured a Lohengrin march, organ music, and a rose leaf procession. Attendants included George Roberts and Eugene Torbett as ushers, matron of honor Mrs. Thorvald Rygaard, and bride’s niece Nina Irene Weinmann. The couple will reside with the Leslie family after a two week trip to Colorado, then Atchison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Temple Christian Church
Wilma Frances Leslie
Arthur J. Eymann, Jr
William Stanton
G. G. Boling
George Roberts
Eugene Torbett
Ralph Schurman
Gerald Allen
Thorvald Rygaard
Georgette
Frank Leslie
Laramie Street
Leslie
Colorado
G. P. Herzinger
Missouri Pacific
Will Delegation Be For Curtis
Topeka Kansas September 7 The piece analyzes Curtis potential as the Republican standard bearer and the possible delegation payoff if Curtis secures support at the 1928 convention while Capper and Hoover supporters maneuver behind the scenes. Local reactions and party calculations shape the Kansas outlook.
Hoover Capper tie in Kansas politics sparks delegation moves
The piece argues farm leaders fear Hoover influence fading as Capper ties are used to rally delegates. It notes Capper's farm press support and Capper-Hoover linkage as a potential signal before the national convention, with White’s Hoover complex cited. It mentions efforts to send Curtis delegates and the risk of publicity through Capper press channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Curtis
United States Senate
Curtis
Senator Capper
Seth Wells
Kansas
Wiliam al
Hoover
White
Chicago
Capper
Walking Chat About Preferences
Conversation fragment shows a couple discussing walking together as they converse about liking to walk and planning to do it while they stroll along.
Blacksmith John B Ostertag Invites Townsfolk to Shop
John B Ostertag the blacksmith calls attention to his work at the shop on Kan kas avenue between Seventh and Eighth streets in Atchison inviting town and country people to remember his old reliable services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Ostertag
Kankas Avenue
Seventh and
Atchison
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Waisner & Shelver
Watsner &Suenver Exclusive Ladies’ Shoppe
Atchison, Kansas
Just
Coats
Bargain Store
Gppe
Globe Phone
City News
Deer Creek
Leahy's
Henry Linn
Tallie Jacobs
Crystal Theater
Arthur Bymann
St. Benedict's College
State Grain Inspection Department
Ora Barthel
Virginia Afflex
The
Methodist Church
New Couftry
George Fuhrman
John Laurie
H. E. Hagen
Santa Fe Street
Frank Searitt
Gene Martin
H. E. Tonkin
Fred Ray
Clay Carter
Hagen
Hale Shortt
Mayberry
Charlie Einherlig
A. Gould
Pittsburg
James Nelson
Coolidge
Nelson
Frank Case
Charles Cummings
Warren Underwood
Melford Hendrickson
Alfred J. Gould
Seventh
Mound Streets
Tra. Gould, Jr
Morganstown
W. Va
Earl Green
Lindsborg
Kas
Jeanette
Bethany College
C. W. Ferguson
Commercial Street
Clarence Shaver
Kayo
Star Brand
Furman Rogers
Robert Dyson
Dyson
Lottie Moore
Oskaloosa
Joan
Robt. McCullough
Harry Metzger
H, Long
Stannard Fruit Farm
City
Route
Jonathan
Walter J. Braun
Concord
August Young
Whitelaw
Atchison-Horton
Little Hall
Sugar Lake, MO
Willis & Deford
Midwest
Tink IT Theatre
Patsy Ruth Miller
Orpheum Band
Ken Maynard
Montana
Ken
A. L. Shultz
Topeka
Kans
Charles Curtis
East
Wille
Papa
Big the John
Storming
Gilbert
Vidor
Orpheum
Tinest Theatre
Business College
Fifth and
Kansas Avenue
Archison, Kans
Royal
Underwood
Victor
Farm Bloc
Raymond Griffith
LOVE
Mary Brian Gregory
LA Cava
Weeren
Adolph Turorome
LASKY
Fields
Cart Laemble
the Canary
Save
Chandler's
Smart Bros
van Camp Laundry
Abe
Main St
Frank P. Costello
South Eighth
Miss Linley
Phone 422
Lowell McCarty
Rita Burns
Rosebower Beauty Shop
North Tenth
M. D
Walker
14Th
Utah
W. A
ST. Benedigtss
Bendena
Gallagher's Orchestra
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