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Sheriff Fay F. Brown’s Badge: Bury Me in My Black Clothes

August 26, 2020 by Jim Potter 8 Comments

· Sheriff Fay F. Brown's Badge: Bury Me in My Black Clothes· Final Episode It’s Friday, September 23, 1927, in Hutchinson, Kansas, at the Johnson & Sons Funeral Home, 134 Sherman Avenue, east. The funeral service of Harvey E. Albrecht is starting. * As the organ music began, in a subdued voice, Funeral Director William H. Johnson, announced: “Ladies and gentlemen, we’ll be starting the service shortly; please take your seats in the chapel." W. T. Luckett, also known as Reverend … [Read more...] about Sheriff Fay F. Brown’s Badge: Bury Me in My Black Clothes

Filed Under: Blog posts Tagged With: Brother Luckett, Church of the Brethren, Delbert Wright, Fay Brown, Harvey Albrecht, Hutchinson Kansas, Jewel Albrecht, Jim Potter, Johnson & Sons Funeral Home, Kansas Authors Club, Mary Adella Albrecht, Mary Adella Phillips Albrecht, Pearl Albrecht, Reno County, Reno County Sheriff, Reverend Luckett, Sheriff Fay Brown, Sheriff Fay Brown's Badge, William H. Johnson, William Luckett

Sheriff Fay F. Brown’s Badge: Early Birds at the Funeral Parlor

August 19, 2020 by Jim Potter 4 Comments

· Sheriff Fay F. Brown's Badge: Early Birds at the Funeral Parlor· It’s Friday, September 23, 1927, in Hutchinson, Kansas, at the Johnson & Sons Funeral Home, 134 Sherman Avenue, east. People are arriving for the funeral service of Harvey E. Albrecht. * Mary Adella Albrecht, widow of Harvey Albrecht, looked in the mirror before exiting the funeral home’s bathroom. Out loud, she said, “I can do this.” As Mary opened the door, she was ambushed—abruptly challenged—by sister-in-law, Grace … [Read more...] about Sheriff Fay F. Brown’s Badge: Early Birds at the Funeral Parlor

Filed Under: Blog posts Tagged With: Brother Luckett, Church of the Brethren, Fay Brown, Grace Vian, Harvey Albrecht, Hutchinson Kansas, Jewel Albrecht, Jim Potter, Johnson & Sons Funeral Home, Kansas Authors Club, Ku Klux Klan, Mary Adella Albrecht, Mary Adella Phillips Albrecht, Pearl Albrecht, Reno County, Reno County Sheriff, Reverend Luckett, Sheriff Fay Brown, Sheriff Fay Brown's Badge, Tunney vs. Dempsey, William H. Johnson, William Luckett

Sheriff Fay F. Brown’s Badge: Can’t Sleep

August 12, 2020 by Jim Potter 8 Comments

· Sheriff Fay F. Brown's Badge: Can't Sleep· It’s Thursday, August 22, 1927, in Hutchinson, Kansas, the day after Harvey E. Albrecht killed himself, and the day before his funeral. His daughters, Pearl and Jewel, can’t sleep. * “Are you still awake?” asked Pearl to her sister. “Wide awake,” said Jewel, who was in the bed next to her. “I was just thinking about us, how our lives have changed forever,” said Pearl. “I was prepared to distance myself from daddy, but I wasn’t ready for … [Read more...] about Sheriff Fay F. Brown’s Badge: Can’t Sleep

Filed Under: Blog posts Tagged With: Bible, Brother Luckett, Christian, Church of the Brethren, Fay Brown, Harvey Albrecht, Hutchinson Kansas, Jewel Albrecht, Jim Potter, Kansas Authors Club, Mary Adella Albrecht, Mary Adella Phillips Albrecht, Pearl Albrecht, Reno County, Reno County Sheriff, Reverend Luckett, Sheriff Fay Brown, Sheriff Fay Brown's Badge, William Luckett

Sheriff Fay F. Brown’s Badge: “Is My Dad in Heaven?”

August 5, 2020 by Jim Potter 4 Comments

· Sheriff Fay F. Brown's Badge: "Is My Dad in Heaven?"· It’s Wednesday, September 21, 1927, in Hutchinson, Kansas. Mary Adella Albrecht must tell her two girls that their father is dead. * “I need to collect Pearl and Jewel before they hear from someone else of their father’s death,” said Mary. “I need to leave right now." “Of course, thank you for your help,” said Detective Salmon. “Again, our condolences.” “Mary, I’d be happy to drive you, if you wish,” said Reverend Luckett. “Thank … [Read more...] about Sheriff Fay F. Brown’s Badge: “Is My Dad in Heaven?”

Filed Under: Blog posts Tagged With: Alto Stearman, Brother Luckett, Church of the Brethren, Deputy Martin Jolliffe, Detective George Salmon, Fay Brown, Harvey Albrecht, Hutchinson Kansas, Jailer Jess Blanpied, Jewel Albrecht, Jim Potter, Kansas Authors Club, Mary Adella Albrecht, Mary Adella Phillips Albrecht, Pearl Albrecht, Police Chief George Duckworth, Reno County, Reno County Sheriff, Reverend Luckett, Sheriff Fay Brown, Sheriff Fay Brown's Badge, William H. Johnson, William Luckett

Sheriff Fay F. Brown’s Badge: Brother Luckett and the Death Flies

July 29, 2020 by Jim Potter Leave a Comment

· Sheriff Fay F. Brown's Badge: Brother Luckett and the Death Flies· It’s September 21, 1927 in Hutchinson, Kansas. A man has killed himself by taking poison. Everyone presumes the deceased is Harvey Albrecht, Mary Adella's husband. Waiting outside for permission to enter, Mary has grown impatient. Finally, she opens the door, saying, “I’ll identify my own husband. No one knows him better than me.” Reverend William Luckett follows her inside. * Reverend William Luckett arrived on the scene … [Read more...] about Sheriff Fay F. Brown’s Badge: Brother Luckett and the Death Flies

Filed Under: Blog posts Tagged With: Brother Luckett, Church of the Brethren, Coroner Stewart, death flies, Deputy Martin Jolliffe, Detective George Salmon, Fay Brown, Harvey Albrecht, Hutchinson Kansas, Jailer Jess Blanpied, Jewel Albrecht, Jim Potter, Kansas Authors Club, Mary Adella Albrecht, Mary Adella Phillips Albrecht, Pearl Albrecht, Police Chief George Duckworth, Reno County, Reno County Sheriff, Reverend Luckett, Sheriff Fay Brown, Sheriff Fay Brown's Badge, William H. Johnson, William Luckett

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