Mrs. Katie Poehler Dies Sudden Life of Atchison Widow
Katie H. Poehler 63 died suddenly at 0 oclock at her home 617 Riley Street after a series of heart attacks. Born October 1864 in Atchison she lived here her whole life. Maiden name Holthaus she married Ernest Poehler 1806. Survived by son Ernest J. Poehler Jr daughter Mrs. Gilbert Andrews grandchild Dorothea Andrews sisters Mabel Holthaus and Mrs W J Schrang brother Paul Holthaus. Funeral tomorrow at 2 pm at home Rev W Q Shank officiating. Burial Mt Vernon cemetery with pallbearers Robert Hyde Frank Pittman Robert Cox Ben Huey Clark Henderson Scott Jones.
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Katie H. Poehler
Ernest J. Poehler
Riley Street
Poehler
Atchison
Katie Holthaus
Julius Holthaus
Ernest J. Poehler Jr
Gilbert Andrews
Kansas City
Dorothea Andrews
Mabel Holthaus
W. J. Schrang
St. Joseph
Paul Holthaus
Huntington Park
Calif
W. Q. Shank
Lawin & Douglass
Mt. Vernon Cemetery
Robert Hyde
Frank Pittman
Robert Cox
Ben Huey
Clark Henderson
Scott Jones
City Notes and Local Happenings Across Atchison
The day’s items cover city life, fights betting, and local gossip. Names include John McKenzie Gene Carter Miss Francis Garside Dr C W Robinson Dr C A Lilly Jim Heed Jim Heaton and John R Cummings plus Mrs Mary Snodgrass and Bernice Brushwood. Ed Miller and Ed Hiller join business and entertainment notes as wheat shipments rise and streets improve.
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Gene Carter
Gene Howe
Tunney
Francis Garside
New York City
C. W. Robinson
Rochester
Minn
C. A. Lilly
John Conlon
T. 11. Roach
Blackwell
Okla
Herman Roach
Jim Heaton
Jim Heed
Hutchinson
Jim
John R. Cummings
Nortonville
Chicago
Frank Neumann
Alice Whittaker
Atchison Hospital
Mrs C C McCarthy Dies At St Louis Home
Mrs Alice E McCarthy widow of Nortonville banker C C McCarthy died last night at her daughter Mrs Gunther Meier’s home in St Louis after several days unconsciousness. Born 1849 in Tyrone NY she came west with her parents and lived in Nortonville since 1878. She is survived by son C F McCarthy and daughter, and one sister Mrs R C Tancill. Funeral at Nortonville Presbyterian church Sunday at 2:30. Burial beside her husband.
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Alice E. McCarthy
C. C. McCarthy
Nortonville
Gunther Meier
St. Louis
McCarthy
C. F. McCarthy
The
Exchange State Bank of
Tyrone
Kansas
Exchange State Bank
R. C. Tancill
Montgomery City
Nortonville Presbyterian Church
Anton Ostertag
Atchison Street
New Essex
Los Angeles
Grand Canyon
California
Helen Ostertag
New Mexico
Raton Pass
Plains
Dodge City
Kansas Plains
Atchison
Garden of Eden
Jess Proctor
Dempsey
Earl Hellener
Tunney
C. M. Chandler
Bill White
Rickard
M. T. Diness
John Reinhard
Joe Schletzbaum
H. H. Hacknek
Snort
Globe
Ed Mattacks
Colorado
Ed Mattocks
Eid
Theodore Intfen
Stella Tremaine
Iuka, Kas
China
D. G. Wilson
Stella Wilson
Rushville
Zeke
Charlie Starmer
Mr. Starmer
Sugar Creek
Runnin
Harry Saunders
Deniphan
Atchison County
Supreme Court
Brown-Doniphan
Saunders
Prominent Effingham wedding links Wyatt and Sullivan pair
Mil dred Marie Wyatt and Leo Francis Sullivan wed at St Ann's Effingham in a nine o'clock nuptial mass. Attendants Miss Alice Wyatt and John A Sullivan, with Lenora Sauer on the wedding march. Reception at the Wyatt home featured a three course breakfast. The groom, son of John Sullivan, is praised for his character and business success. The bride wore Delft blue satin canton crepe with tan georgette trimming and Columbia roses. The couple will reside at Mrs Mary Hochstatter's house after October 1.
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St. Ann's Church
Effingham
Mildred Marie Wyatt
Leo Francis Sullivan
Leander
Alice Wyatt
John A. Sullivan
Atchison
Lenora Sauer
Matt Kelly
Helen Sullivan
Delft
Columbia Roses
Columbia
John Sulivan
James Coupe
Richard Gerety
Emmett
Kansas
Mary Hochstatter
Atchison Daily Flips Through A Mirthful Morning
Early morning notes chronicle health temps near 88 at a central fire station, local acts by Galli Curci announced for November 16 in Lawrence, and a string of local happenings from anniversaries, fights, and hospital moves to civic notes involving city managers and water plant comparisons.
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Ata Central Fire Station
Galli Curci
Memorial Hall
Lawrence
C. A. Klostermeier
Atchison
Bill Clinkerhook
Snort
Tunney
Jamess. Barker
Y Street
Pardee
Frank Brune
St. Margaret's Hospital
Kansas City
Potter
Lawin & Douglass
Joseph H. Meter
Government Hospital
Armour Junction
A. W. Seng
The
Republic
George L. Hunt
Art Heald
Madden new foreman at local Missouri Pacific shops
Lloyd Young resigns as foreman of the machine shop at Missouri Pacific in Atchison. B E Madden succeeds him as foreman here arriving to assume duties. Madden, from Falls City Nebraska, is celebrated as night foreman and is an Effingham, Illinois native. The change marks a promotion and reshuffles among long-time shop leadership.
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Atchison County
Atchison
Ada Smith
E. T. Shelly
Chamber of Commerce
K. A
W. A. Rupe
Washington University
Kansas
Giants
Washington
John Robbins
Giant
Percy
Henry Nielsen
Akron
Ohio
Glenn Browning
Goodyear
Browning
Nell Snead
Kansas City Star
Europe
Paris
The
Star
Helen Ostertag
Nebraska
Iat
Hiawatha High Schoeol
Mies Snead
E. W. Emery
G. T. Callendar
Falls City
Ed Linstrom
Pueblo
Col
Francis Lindstrom
Pruett and Smith
Lee Dewey
Roundhouse
H. G. Ford
St. Louis
Lloyd Young
Missouri Pacific
B. BE. Madden
Nebr
Mr. Young
Young
Roy Morris
G. K. Stewart
B. E. Madden
Madden
C. M. Madden
Globe
Atcchison
Doniphan County
Harry Saunders
Saunders
Troy
A. O. Delaney, Jr
Doniphan
Maurice P. O' Keefe
C. W. Reeder
George L. Brown
C. W. Ryan
Brown- Deniphan
E. Erskine
Fred Winter
Fred Evans
Evans
Winter
Erskine
Lincoln
Kansas City
Get Together Club Holds 18 Family Weenie Roast
The Get-together club gathered 18 families in Frank Case grove north of town for a bonfire and meal. Mr Case prepared the site with weeds cleared and tables set. Cooks served fried chicken salads and cakes with hot wieners while Tin White shocked the crowd by eating ten wieners on a stick. The event warmed guests against the cold as members exchanged holiday wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Case
Burlington plans 120000 fix to Rulo line north of White Cloud
Business leaders from Troy Rule Sparks White Cloud Atchison and St Joe met with Burlington general manager E Flynn and freight agent Harry Heller in Atchison to discuss restoring service on the line north of White Cloud after flood washouts. The plan calls for spending about 120000 to repair the washed-out section and to operate a mixed train service replacing the motor car. Flynn will respond within a week.
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Burlington
White Cloud
E. Flynn
Troy
Rule
Sparks
Atchison
St. Joe
Mr. Flynn
Harry E. Heller
Mr. Heller
Missouri
Atchison Chamber of Commerce
Flynn
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Walter Montgomery
C. C. M’carthy
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Gene Harrison
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Lee Arensberg
Z. E. Jackson
Fred Condit
Otis V. Lohmuller
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Paul Marts
Courtney O’connell
Ed Mays
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John Raterman
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