Monuments and Local Notices Across City Pages
A concise city page notes the six year old daughter of Alfred Kramer with appendicitis, a concrete building project for foundations and walls at Brockett's 1019 Main, and community snippets. Wolters Jr. returns to St Joseph hospital for gall stone surgery after an appendix operation three weeks prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Greene
Alfred Kramer
Brockett’s
Main
Kuhlidge
Stevens’ Drug Store
Pe Wolters Jr
St. Joe
Local Births Deaths and Farm Notes From Neighboring Towns
Mr and Mrs Norton Graham welcomed a son Sunday night their sixth child Ralf Hockens takes about thirty bushels of Jonathans to Holton for winter cold storage Mrs Sarah Hockens learned of her brother Richard Hill s death and travels to Little Cedar Iowa on Wednesday School dismissed for scarletina scare with several pupils exposed Grandma Dale 83 celebrated birthday Monday forty one neighbors visited Charley Brenner hauled to St Joe Tuesday Will Beckman swapped a Ford for an Oldsmobile Bathrooms and water systems for country homes Hayes at 618 Kansas Ave Jimmy Feitz of Newton KS visited cousin Miss Gertrude Katmer
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Norton Graham
Ralf Hockens
Holton
Jonathans
Sarah Hockens
Richard Hill
St Little Cedar
Iowa
Little Cedar
Grandma Dale
Charley Brenner
St. Joe
Will Beckman
Ford
Hayes
Kansas Ave
Jimmy Feitz
Newton
Kas
Gertrude Katmer
Local notes on community life and moves
The week starts with Mr. Feitz at a bank on a two week vacation. Mrs. Harry Schrader, once bedfast for four weeks, has improved and can help with chores. Mr. and Mrs. Will Schrader reside on their new 20 acre farm. Theodore Higley moved to Fast timber area to feed on wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feitz
Harry Schrader
Will Schrader
Theodore Higley
Bankers Convention Banquet Attended by Several Families
Mr and Mrs E B Johnson, Mr and Mrs C P D Lueck and Mr and Mrs Otto Lueck attended a bankers convention and banquet in Atchison on Tuesday. The Social Service club met at Mrs James Warning's home on Wednesday. The Epworth League held a fellowship meeting in the Methodist church basement Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Johnson
C. PD. Lueck
Otto Lueck
Bankers
Atchison
Hayes
Kansas Ave
Social Service Club
James Warning
Epworth League
Methodist
Kitty McKay The Two Times When a Man Is In Real Danger
Nina Wilcox Putnam presents Kitty McKay with a tale quoting a proverb on danger from women before and after marriage. The report lists Altamont Missouri residents Carl Burns Ellen Swaighes Lawrence Gregory Fern Dabny and other local names. Court notes reference P E Farr arrested for wife and child desertion and bound over to October term. Cases of Ollie Rebb Abid Bahr postponed to September 26. Milton Muncie Marvin Ramsel and Jesse Rice postponed to September 24. County farmers received a total 291.46 in August as a 10 cent premium on hogs. 100 hogs were retained for tuberculosis control from 1182 sold at the St. Joe market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ses
Carl Burns
Ellen Swaighes
Lawrence Gregory
Fern Dabny
Altamont
Missouri
P. E. Farr
Aril
F.C. Winze
Elwood
Sparks
State
Ollie Rebb
Abid Bahr
Justice Winter
Milton Muncie
Marvin Ramsel
Jesse Rice
Ellen Weis
Doniphan County
St. Joe
Local Folks Begin Holiday Travel and Visits
Mrs. G. A. Roberts and son Tommy returned from Topeka where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Len Roberts. Mrs. Christina Denton and Miss Naggie Round went to Fairview to stay with Mrs. Anna Round and Miss Alpha Round. George Roberts traveled to Chicago to see the Dempsey Tunney fight. W. S. Bird, who worked in Atchison last month, has returned home and may stay until year’s start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Roberts
Tommy
Topeka
Len Roberts
Christina Denton
Naggie Round
Fairview
Anna Round
Alpha
George Roberts
Chicago
W. S. Bird
Atchison
Women of Methodist church hold annual missionary meeting
The Muscotah Methodist missionary society met at the church Wednesday afternoon with officers elected including Mrs. John Briin as president and Mrs. Edward Osterhout as vice president. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Albert Weber’s home on October 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church
Their
Missionary Society
John Briin
Edward Osterhout
L. P. Weaver
Edith Fassnacht
Luther Cortelyou
Nannie Small
EB. J. Patrick
Albert Weber
Viela Harvey
Horton Hospital
William Trial
Omaha
T. O. Plommer
Bremer County Births and Local Accidents Highlight Week
Mr and Mrs Paul Begesse near Brenner welcomed a daughter born September 19. Ten year old Joseph Abbott broke his arm at the wrist Monday while cranking a word. Guy Money adopted son of Dr and Mrs Simonson injured arms cranking Judge Ryans car. Probate Judge Weinberg began the week by issuing three licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Begesse
Brenner
Joseph
Joe Abbott
Guy Money
Simonson
Judge Ryan
Local News Briefs and Personal Notices
Mixed notes from the community report illnesses and travel, a niece in Atchison, a hospital stay after an appendix operation, and a newborn named Billy Gene. The piece notes a church hall program, a call for cake bringers, and local farming activity. It also mentions a boy recovering from hand injuries and a birthday surprise for a Mr. Jones. Ed Albers sprains an ankle but can move with crutches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Campbell
Atchison
Alice Whitaker
Nortonville
Alice
Atchison Hospital
Earl Liggatt
Billy Gene
Ladies' Aid Seeks Bazaar in November
The Ladies' Aid voted to hold its annual bazaar on November 18. Stutz Bros unloaded three cars of stock cattle here Wednesday morning. Walter Gibson had hogs on the St. Joe market Wednesday. Scott Hall shipped a truckload on Monday. Mr and Mrs O P Butler return soon from a Colorado trip after three weeks away. Homemakers' club met with Mrs John Cormode Wednesday afternoon. William Thorne travels to Atchison while serving on a jury. Stella Tremaine to give a Friday night address.
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Ladies’ Aid
Stutz Bros
Walter Gibson
St. Joe
Scott Hall
O. P. Butler
Colorado
Loveli
Homemakers’ Club
John Cormode
William Thorne
Atchison
Stella Tremaine
Overdrafts and alleyway notes in city blocks
An OCR fragment lists alley references and street segments from sixth to seventh streets and Main to Kans avenues. It mentions alleys in blocks BI 6, BL 40, and BL percent, with vague notes on city limits and market areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Sewer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Atchison Bread
Atchison Bakers
Federal Bakery
Federal Bread
White Star Bakery
Betty Ann Bread
Meyers Bread
Old Homestead
Royal Bakery
Jersey Cream Bread
Newhal
Royal
Underwood
Victor
Atchison Package & Transfer CO
City News
Camp Creek
Netawaka
Kitty McKay
Nina Wilcox Putnam
Genvricht
Republic Syndicate
Denton
Troy
Weinberg
Davy Jones
Marland
Marland Red Triangle
Marland Am-Man
C. D. Monger
Bendena
David Monesmith
H. W. Monesmith
G. Jones, Jr
I. G. Jones, Sr
Ed Albers
Minnesota Paints and Oils
Farmington
Fletcher
Marrow
OME Transatlantique
Ima Papainse
New York
Algeria
Tunisia
Morocco
George
Africa
Garpe
Seoy
Orient
Devoe
Klostermeier Bros. Hardware Co
Nelle Blythe
City Cleri
Atchisen
Puiprneur Park
Bank Bandeass West Waterre
Shaw Protection
Fey
Penditugns
Transportation Dept
Atchison Public Library
Ronas & Interest
Piremen
Lions Park
Sts & Alloys
Comini & Mer
Tooke
Ailey
General Revenue
Park Fund
Sie
Hridge
Avon Music Fund
St Main
RAT Waus Ave “ Health
City Market
Fire Dept
Defence
W. CC. Sever
Oraeg
Nealth
TMT Vrae
CG c
Gen
Pune Alley
Cc Addu Hoo
Woolgd
Aacisiciavics Se
Fyth
Kans
Kans Ave
Feige
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