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Atchison Daily Globe.

Thursday.

July 22,

1954

N e i g h b o rs

Mrs. Ro b e r t Sparks

fu rni tu re sto re

an d

to Knoxvi l lc . Tenn.,

with

Mrs.

Mrs. Fred Pearson

of

spent the weekend

Mrs. Clark Nor-

but a t

least

i t was

Kan sa s C i t y .

have been in-

Troy homes in

auto

trip

" the usual appeal

Br o w n ,

wh o

spent

in

Cal i forn ia ,

wri tes

now in Grey Eag le ,

d au g h t e r s , M r s.

Lou is Hird an d

f a m i - ,

o w n ed

s u m m e r

Birch

l ak e

near Grey

y ea r s .

i

in t h e m a r k e t for b r o m eI

We can fu rni sh

bags

F. A Mangel sdor f

800 Mam

T b g c n b u c h

h o m e

from a Colora-

ser ious

i l lness

of

her mo ther , Mrs.

Vv'arren

of

DeKalb . Mrs. Warren underwent

surgery in St. Joe

S a t u r d ay

and

is still in critical condition.

Mr. and

Mrs.

A. 0.

Delaney

l eft

the first of the week for a mon th's

trip to Nova Sco t ia.

Miss

Doris

Degraf f , deaconess,

wh o

wi l l

serve the Doniphan

coun-

ty Methodist churches af ter the

first of September was in Troy ov-

er the weekend, apar tment hunt-

ing . She found no apar tment avai l -

ab le

at this

t i m e s

bu t

hopes

to

find one in the next f ew weeks.

Bill and Titm Tyler, grand sons

of

Mrs.

La v e rn

Blevins,

of Mus-

kegon, Mich., will spend this week

in Troy with Mrs. Blevins. Mrs.

Blevins

wil l take them back to

Muskegon and

will

spend the month

of A u g u s t

wi th

Dr. and Mrs.

W.

H.

Ty l e r who

h a v e

a

su m m e r h o m e

i

near Muskegon.

I

The bond

e lec t ion he ld Fr iday

i

for the $30,000

add i t ion

to ihc Troy

grade schoo l

bui ld ing

passed and

e r ec t i o n

o f the

addition will

be |

s t a r t e d in the n e a r fu tu re . Th e

bond election was the result of

over crowded conditions

in the

grade school.

Mr. and

Mrs.

L. D.

Noyes , M ar y

El izabeth

and Frances Karr re-

tu rned Friday f rom a Co lo rado

vacat ion.

They

had a fine trip bu t

found it hot and dry

excep t

in the

mountains.

Miss Martha Calnan

of

New

York Ci ty

is here for a

visi t wi th

her parents and brothers, Mr. and

Mrs. Char les Calnan, Henry and

Char les.

Fred

C a m p e r entered a hospit-

al

Monday

fo r su rgery.

L aw r e n c e

Bailey ,

with

the

ju s-

t ice depar tment in Wash ing ton, p.

C., visited friends and relatives in

Troy over the weekend.

Fred

VanBebber o f Lawrence

spent Sunday with

Troy

re lat ives.

Fred is the son of the late

Ra l p h

VanBebber , fo r m a n y years a

drugg ist

in Troy, and

th is year

g r ad u a t e d from the

U n i v e r s i t y

o f

Kan sa s .

Rober t Leonard Clary

le f t

the

first of the week to begin his

t raining in the air fo rce .

Earl

Wi l l i am s

jr . is bui ld ing

a

ho use on h is lo ts in east Troy.

Mrs. Ada Turp in was taken to

a S t . Joe hosp i tal Monday af ter

suffering a stroke. She is in critical

condition.

M U S C O T A I I

(Mrs. C. M .

Lukens)

Mrs. Raydie Rork ,

wh o has

been

recuperat ing f rom a m a j o r opera-

tion

a t the

h o m e

of her son,

Philip

Weaker, in

Kansas Ci ty,

returned

home Satu rday to spend a month

befo re tak ing up her

school

worK

at

M e ad e .

Her son and

f am i l y

ac -

companied he r home for the week-

e n d .

Th e

Rev. Char les

E . Henry be -

gan his month 's vacat ion

July

19

and

d u r i n g

hi s

absence

th e

Con-

g regat ional S unday schoo l wi l l con-

vene at 10 a.m. instea d of 10:30.

Mrs. Cora Wait and daugh ter ,

Hazel Wai t of Prophets town, 111

are

guests

a t the H. A.

Weber home

and

wi l l al so visi t the ir unc le ,

F.

W. Weber at Horton.

M r s . T. C. Cocks, who had been

brough t from

the Horton hosp i tal

to the home o f her daugh ter ,

Mrs.

F. D.

Chr ist

to recuperate,

suffered a

h e a r t a t t a c k

and had to

be re tu rned to the hosp i tal fo r

t r e a t m e n t .

Her cond i t ion is im-1

proved.

I Dempsey

for

sher i f f .Pol . Adv.

Mr. and Mrs. Verle

Huff

of Cleve-

land are

guests

of her

g randmoth -

er, Mrs. Emma

Leland,

and the

Newel l Hig ley family.

Home fu rnish ings. Intfen's.

Mr . arid

Mrs. Alvin H c nn ing

arc

home

frojn

their vaca tion spent

in San Diego with their son, Fred-

die and

wi fe.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd

Tins ley

an d

Jo Ann

left

Satu rday to dr ive to

Denver , where they wil l

spend

a

vacat ion wi th Mrs. Cleo Gregory

Miller.

Judy Hatcher o f

Texas

Ci ty,

Tex., who has been a guest o f her

aun t

and unc le , Mr. and Mrs. Roy

Lewis,

has gone to Grandview,

Mo.,

to visi t her g randparents,

Mr.

and Mrs.

M civ

n

Hatcher.

K a t h y

Lynn Armstrong and her

cous in ,

Joy- Armstrong , are re-

cover ing from

a siege of chicken

p o x .

We are in the market fo r b rome

grass seed. We can

furn i sh

bags

fr ee

of charge . F . A. Mangelsdorf

Seed Co ., 800 Main.

Miss

Q r p h a

Jane R o u t h is

spend-

ing her vacat i on in Pendle ton,

Ore .

Sh e

accompanied

he r

au n t

and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jones

home f rom

their

visi t

to

Musco tah .

Mr. and

Mrs. Kenneth Brown

and son, Kenneth Claud o f Des

Moincs, have been guests of his

g ra ndmo th e r ,

Mrs.

J. H.

Rook .

Mr. and Mrs. James Justice of

A u g u s t a and Mr. and Mrs. Law-

ren

Har t o f Kansas

Ci ty were

weekend guests ofMrs. Jennie Pea-

body.

Mr. and

Mrs.Virg i l

Jeter of

Kansas Ci ty

and

Mrs. Claud Speck

of Nortonv il le

were

recent

guests

of the ir mo ther , Mrs. J . C.

Bu sh e y .

Mrs. Raphael Ray has gone to

Parsons to

spend

a

week he lp -

ing care fo r her aunt , Mrs. Heath

Harris.

B E N D E N A

( M r s . N ao m i U r b an )

Mr. and Mrs.

John

C l u t z h av e

gone to

Texas

fo r

several

weeks

on a vacat ion.

Misses Elvira

an d

Deloras

Spea l-

man o f

E mp o r i a

are

v i s i t ing

at

the home o f Mr. and Mrs.Bill

Urban.

Mr. and

M r s .

Francis

Barrow

and

ch i ldren o f Grant s Pass, Ore .,

are

visi t ing

a t the.home of his

cuts, Mr. and Mrs. L . T. Barrow.

Mr. and Mrs. Wil l is Rick lef s and

Mrs. Alma Rick lef s are dr iving

ne w cars.

Mr. and Mrs.

Perle G o u f i c y

ar e

th e

parents

of a new

b ab y d au g h -

ter, Connie Sue.

Home fu rnish ings. In tfen 's .

Char les Lu tz o f Ph i 'ade lph ia is

spending several weeks here visit-

ing with

cous ins ,

some o f whom

he has

never

seen

before. They

are

Carl , Leo , Joe and Herman Lu tz

of Atch ison,

Mrs. Tillie Brox

of

Atch ison, Alber t Lu tz of Mexico ,

Mo.,

and Mrs. Cecelia Myers of

Bendena.

DISTRICT

NO.

CO

(Mrs.

R o b e r t

En g l i sh )

Clarence

L.

Oswald

ha s

p u r c h a s -

ed A cui aiiu lie and Mrs. Oswa ld

are

v ac a t i o n i n g

i n

Co loado .

A

son, Marvin

Joseph,

weigh ing

seven pounds, s ix ounces, was born

Ju ly

15 to Mr. and

Mrs,

J. J.

Mis-

p a g e l

o f Los Angeles. The Mispag-

cls have ano ther son, Gary, and

tw in

daugh ters, Bonnie and Bern-

ie .

Mrs.

Mispagc l is the fo rmer

Rose l la Eck , dau gh ter o f Mr. and

Mrs.

Joe

Eck. Mrs

Cal ifo rnia

car ing

ch i ldren.

R ec en t

guests at t

in home were Mr.

iam Wikker ink , W

Topeka,

Mrs.Hel

Eskridge,

Mr. and

Schuc tz and ch i ldre

an d M r s . Ray m o n d

ch i ldren,

Merc ier ,

Mrs. George

Peukc

Home fu rnish ings

Airs. Rober t Eng l

the

Busy

Be e

c lub r

were won by Mrs.

Mrs. Ralph Hisle,

Banks, Joyce Bank

Coder, Mrs.Frank

Mrs. George Peuk

meeting wil l be wi

July 29.

Mr. and Mrs. W

and ch i ldren,

V icky

St .

Joe,

and

Bi l ly

ena, Mo., were

rec

the home o f the ir

unc le ,

Mr. and

Mr

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