Wright Dies in Atchison Coal Leader and Treasurer
Charles Albert Wright 71 prominent retired coal dealer and former city treasurer of Atchison collapsed while walking near Sixth and Atchison streets and died from a heart ailment after years of illness. Born in 1857 in Athens Ohio he came to Atchison in 1888 and led the C A Wright Coal Co later serving as city treasurer under the council form. He leaves his widow three children and a sister with funeral plans pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Wright
Sixth
Atchison
Roosevelt School
Fifth
Laramie
Hope
C. A. Wright
Pomeroy Coal Co
H. T. Lewis & Co
C. B. Havens & Co
Commercial Street
Pomeroy
Stixh
Main Streets
C. A. Wright Coal Co
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Ohio
J. W. Alderman
Methodist Episcopal Church
Adda North
A. J. North
Wright
Presbyterian Church
W. C. Oberlin
North Wright
Toledo
Keeney Charles
Chicago
Albert Leonard
Rochelle
N. Y
Former Nortonville Resident Dead
A former Nortonville resident has died as reported in Tuesday's Daily. The notice notes the deceased's connection to Nortonville and provides funeral details pending publication in subsequent editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nortonville
Atchison Glimpses Day’s Doings and Local Notices
Daily roundup from Atchison includes names, addresses, and events on Commercial Street and nearby. Mentions medical updates, business meetings in Kansas City, hospital recoveries for Mrs. Campbell and Dr. Keyser kin, theater talks, football ties, and upcoming dances and exhibitions.
Burns Proved Fatal to Wetmore Youth
Ralph Collins 18 son of Mr and Mrs Dan Collins Wetmore died after severe burns suffered while holding a lantern to pour gasoline into his car. He had endured great pain since the September 5 accident and died Saturday after being treated at Sabetha hospital. Funeral services will be held at Ontario church with burial in Ontario cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Campbell
John Campbell
Nortonville
Noble Campbell
McCracken
Kas
Campbell
California
Atchison
W. D
Emma Schantz
Pennsylvania
W. D. Schantz
Steinsville
Methodist Episcopal Church
T. T. Schantz
Edgar Dunn
Cummings
John
Gilbert Campbell
Nortonville Methodist Church
Nortonville Cemetery
Burns
Ralph Collins
Dan Collins
Wetmore
Sabetha Hosital
Ontario Church
Ontario
Martin
St. Benedict’s Monastery
John Veth
Mark
Maur Hill
Henry Merwick
Lucy
Mt. St. Scholastica's
James Dooley
Good Intent
E. E. Marr
St. Benedict's Church
Missouri Pacific Booster Club
St. Ann's Altar Society
Omaha
Neb
Harcuffé& Buis
Kansas Public Service Commission
Hiawatha
Horton
Seneca
Watervile
Beattie
Axtell
Blue Rapids
Frankfort
Washington
Beloit
Stockton
Cawker City
Jewell City
Burr Oak
Phillipsburg
Sabetha
Kansas
W. O. Shank
First Baptist Church
Kansas City
Missouri Baptist Association
Robert Bloomer
Nadine Carter
Atchison Day's Doings A Busy Local Patch
Local items note clippings of daily life including hunting quips from Bob Stevens and John Leahy, illnesses of teachers and workers, a planned industrial push in Atchison, highway and railroad notes, potatos shipped from Kaw valley, a duck season highlight, and obit for Mary Virginia Moorehead of McLouth.
Seven injured in Atchison area auto crashes
A spate of five automobile crashes over the weekend in Atchison and vicinity left seven people injured, one seriously. Mrs. Mary Hawks of St. Joseph fractured her hip in a two-car collision at Seventh and 3 streets. Her daughter Frances and Ray Hodgins were in the car. Mrs. Hawks was taken to St Joseph’s hospital. Other incidents involved a fire truck collision injuring Mrs. George Nitz, Einer Nygren and Walter Carrier in a crash near Muscotah, and Dale Forgy sustaining facial injuries when his car overturned after being forced off the road near Halls Station. Several other minor injuries were reported and the fires department incident caused damage but no serious harm.
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Ane
Commercial Street
Atchison
Guy Symns
Atchison Board of Religious Education
Dilgert’s
Dearborn
Einer Nygren
Kansas City
Muscotah Road
Atchison Hospital
Rebekah Lodge
Chicago
E. C. Clark
Troy
Stanton & Son
Clark
T. E. Garvey
Ed Peasley
Globe
Frank Todd
Indianapolis
Indiana
Note Lyndon
W. K. Fast
Los Angeles
Calif
Lyndon
Tom Lyndon
Mound Street
James Brannan
Kansan
St. Benedict's Church
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Frank Neuman
Harcuff & Buis
California
Lee Cowan
Harpers Ferry
Ray Holland
Houghton, Miffin & Co
Ray
A. J. Hatch
Gene Howe
Free State
Northern Ireland
Jim Beattie
Ireland
Father Convery
Tan E. Vanhoster
Barber
Chicago Cubs
Abe Latz
Bob Merriman
Frankfort
Art Fleming
Charles Kennedy
Colege
Jack Sharkey
Tommy Loughran
Bert Gilmore
Ed Dunn
Denny Collins
John Maene
Sam Young
George Delaney
W. K
Herb Gilman
Ham
Herbert Ham
Ham's
Daisy Mae Klone
Fred Klone
W. A. Jackson
Daisy Mae Warner
Farmington
John Ohlrich
Leavenworth
C. Posten
Alvan Posten
Glen Posten
T. P. Barry
North Thirteenth Street
St. Joe
Alice Lawrence
H. W. Graves
Mary Hawks
E. A. Hawks
St. Jos
Ben Givens
St. Joseph's Hospital
George Nitz
Riley Street
Ninth
Kearney
Muscotah
Walter Carrier
Dale Forgy
Halls Station
Forgy
Forgey
U. S. Auto Supply Co
Nygren
Carrier
Albert Nygren
Mayme Hurston
Fifth
Spring Streets
Ellsworth Owsley
Oscar Wilson
John McAuliffe
North Fourth Street
Teresa Connors
McAuliffe
Fifth Street
Spring
Nitz
Central Fire Station
Kearney Streets
Kearney Street
Nits
Laramie Street
Laramie
Twelfth Street
A. W. Hunter
N Street
Wertz elected commander of Fleming-Jackson-Seever post
Frank P. Wertz was elected commander of the Fleming-Jackson-Seever post of the American Legion at last night’s annual officers election. He succeeds Benjamin A. Boeh. John Nass became vice commander, with George Johnson as adjutant and Louis Jochems as finance officer. The new officers will be installed October 14. Wertz said finances are sound and a December balance will carry over. A dance in Memorial hall October 10 and plans for a large industrial and farm products show were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Wertz
Fleming-Jackson-Seever
American Legion
Benjamin A. Boeh
Legion
John Nass
Carl Henrichson
George Johnson
Louis Jochems
Bryan Bushong
Harries Martin
Louis D. Brockett
Wertz
Commerce Building, Loan & Savings Association
Commerce Trust Co
Atchison Legionnaires
Miss Jean Eden Chosen Atchison Popularity Winner
Miss Jean Eden daughter of Mr and Mrs William Eden was voted the most popular girl at Atchison High School by the student council. She will represent the school in the Majestic Orpheum popularity contest for Miss Majestic and a Majestic radio prize. The contest offers 600 in prizes with ten local merchants participating. Votes are awarded for merchandise purchases at Herberts Ham Jewelry Buds Mens Shop Walters Drug H Berkson Shifflet Furniture Armstrongs Grocery R H Trial Carrolls Buster Brown Shoe Chas Hause Grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Eden
William Eden
Atchison High School
Miss Eden
Majestic-Orpheum
Atchison
Miss Majestic
Majestic
Levin Sporting Goods
Herbert Ham Jewelry Co
Bud’s Men's Shop
Walters Drug Store
H. Berkson
Shifflet Furniture Co
Armstrong Bros
R. H. Trial Grocery
Carroll's
Buster Brown Shoe
Chas. Hause Grocery
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Henry Mester
Sam Connor
Rex Wilson
South Seventh Street
Robert Piggs
Valley Falls
Dan Teare
South Eighth Street
B. Doyle
Newt Walker
Missouri Pacific Yards
Wilson Hanna
Virginia Forbes
Ed Moser
Missouri Pacific Dispatcher
E. W. Stanley
W. F. Kirk
Missouri Pacific
Bernard Dickman
St. Benedict's-Kirkeville
Memorial Hall
Shubert Theatre
W. P. Waggener
Floyd Willette
Chamber of iCommerce
Topeka
Missouri Pacific Transportation Co
Kansas Points
Washington, D. C
Tedrow
S. Keyser
L. S. Keyser
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Walter Reid Hospital
Ted Keyser
Elkhart
Ind
St. Mark's
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Baltimore
Keyser
City Hospital
Dora L. Keyser
O. A. Keyser
Dayton
Hamma Divinity School
Krueger
Midland College
Western Theological Seminary
Fremont
Grace Ridgwood Lutheran Church
John W. Berger
India
Guntur
United Lutheran Church
Mr. Wood
England
Germany
Mr. Krueger
Ernest Mangelsdorf
Canada
Mangelsdorf
Port Arthur
Winnipeg
Duluth
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Carl Werner
George Herring
St. Louis
Blish, Mize & Silliman Hardware Co
Utah Avenue
W. J. Roach
Missouri Pacific Mechanical Department
Roach
St. Benedict's College
Marion Havis
Dolan Mercantile Co
Dick Millard
Bert Baumener
Herman Grambow
Katherine Gilmore
Metropolitan
Will Smith
Denver
Colorado
Lou Cochran
Fred Raymer
Jess G. Randall
Glenn Muench
City Hall
Muench
Randall
Jess Randall
Ellen Hatch
Lansky
McInteer
M Street
Floyd Spaun
Potter
Frank Morris
Elvin Boyles
East Leavenworth
Joe Torbett
L. Torbett
Ash Street
Frank Roth
Alma Lynch
Hagen Bakery
Main Street
M. F. Coffey
Joe McGee
Neal Monger
W. F. Kienzle
Borger
Tex
Mr. Kienzle
Jim Doyle
St. Joe Highway
Rushville
Eighth Street
H. W. Merwick
James Carter
H. P. Peterson
San Diego
Tucson
Ari
Kansas Power & Light Co
Col
Ralph Love
Roy William Garret
Helen Margaret Ashworth
Barnard
Verlin K. Carson
Faye L. Carson
Samuel D. England
New Hampshire
Adah la Grace Riley
Stanberry
Werner Levin
Majestic Sales
Levin
Francis Xraemer
Lee Rigdon
Claude Lange
Willard Gier
Henry
May
Perle Blair
Blair
C. V. Fletcher
Charles J. Conlon
Conlon
Orlin Weede
Fred W. Mangelsdorf
Tom Ball
Simpson Building
George Snyder
Seventh and
Commercial Streets
Bob Stevens
John Leahy
Ed Pelot
C. F. Gallagher
C. N. Noble
E. Olthouse
George McKinney
Wirt Hetherington
Atchison-Troy
Kaw Valley
Jess Marshall
O. S
Eleventh Street
Atchison Knights Templar
Reuben Schmitt
Reuben
John Douglass
Forest Hills
Lee Arensberg
Cubs
Fred Ernst
Charley Marshall
New York
Will Marshall
Marshall Electric Shop
Tom Keenan
Helen Mangelsdorf
Southwestern College
Winfield
Amelia Earhart
Women’s Chamber of Commerce
Marysville
Jimmy Walsh
F. A. Smith
Miller-Chevrolet Co
Mary Virginia Moorehead
McLouth
F. L. Hamilton
Moorehead
Mary Virginia Hedges
Weston
Arthur Moorehead
Margie Moorehead
Chester Moorehead
Joseph
A. F. Russell
Atchison and Vicinity
Mary Hawk
Frank Wertz
Ben Boeh