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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1931

Page

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Legislature Near End by April as Bills Stir South Carolina

The South Carolina General Assembly debates the general appropriation bill with adjournment possible by April 18. Key issues include liquor measures, a bill to abolish the governor’s constabulary, and the hydroelectric tax fight. The session weighs revenue plans, teacher salaries, and tax bills as debates intensify.

General Assembly Senate House Finance Committee Free Conference Committee Ways and Means Committee On Education Senator Long Charleston South Carolina Rittenberg

Diana Stakes Won by Miss Regan on Sea Chart at Whitney

Miss Constance Regan of New York rode Sea Chart to win the Diana Stakes at the Whitney track. Oakland ridden by Miss Polly Potter finished second with Irene Carley third. The five furlong race featured young society women and a nose margin at the wire.

York Francis P. Garvan New York Whitney Race Track Rose Oakland Polly Potter Jean Olcott Irene Carley S. A. Warner Battazzi Westbury L. I Diana Geraldyn Redmond Cheramy Sea Chart Chermay Miss Regan Miss Potter Garvan Harry Worcester Smith Worcester Mass Bayard Warren Pride's Crossing

Wayward Champion at Aiken Polo Pony Show

Harold E. Talbott of Roslyn L I won the championship with Wayward a bay mare of foreign breeding at the annual Aiken polo pony show on McCoy field. Miss Convey owned by Fred H Post took reserve honors. Judges were Devereux Milburn and Richard Waring. Approximately 100 ponies entered.

Aiken McCoy Field Way’ard Harold E. Talbott Roslyn L. I Miss Convey Fred H. Post East Williston L. L Mr. Talbott Wayward Magical Bloom Good Mark Mr. Post Rio Grande Little Trophy Miss Slip Devereux Milburn Westbury Richard Waring San Antonio Texas Talbott Pumice F. S. von Stade Strumma Seymour H. Knox Miss Conroy Post June Bug William Zeigler, Jr Rena’ Belle George H. Coyle Clysma Ewing Swing Me Bassano Boy Along von Stade Jane Bug Ziegler Slippers Bedford Davie Knox National Polo Pony Society Phantom R. A. Pinkerton Pedro W. Milton McCoy Phy Good Mart

Judge Shipp Presides Common Pleas Court in Aiken

The South Carolina Court of Common Pleas opens its spring term in Aiken with Judge S W G Shipp presiding. Illness prevents Hon J K Henry from Chester. other bench members substitute. Last week’s cases included Cora Yon vs Garvin with $200 awarded to the plaintiff and $30.50 to Arthur Yon for car repair. A mistrial in Amos Miles v Carolina Georgia Service Co. led to a $2,000 verdict for the defendant after two days of trial, linked to the 1929 gasoline fire death of Henry Miles. Other outcomes include North Carolina Furniture Co. v Couch Timmerman ending in a defendant verdict and a $572.72 consent verdict in First National Bank Wagener v W F and Mrs Sarah E Kitchens. Robert Hendrix v Graniteville Manufacturing Co. was underway as press time.

Court of Common Pleas Aiken S. W. G. Shipp Florence Featherstone Greenwood J. K. Henry Chester Cora Yon R. S. Garvin Arthur Yon Amos Miles Carolina-Georgia Service Company Henry Miles North Carolina Furniture Company Couch and Timmerman Graniteville First National Bank of Wagener W. F Sarah E. Kitch

Birth of a daughter to Batesbury couple Milwee and Laura Cook

Friends of Mr and Mrs Milwee Cook of Batesbury announce the birth of a daughter last Friday. Mrs Cook is formerly Miss Laura Muckenfuss daughter of Mr and Mrs W W Muckenfuss of Aiken.

Milwee Cook Batesbury Laura Muckenfuss W. W. Muckenfuss Aiken

Garden Party and Fashion Show Scheduled at Highland Park Hotel

The Civic League announces an Easter week fashion show next Monday afternoon April 6 at 4 o clock on the Highland Park Hotel grounds. Eight Aiken belles will model spring and summer fashions with music, tea, and refreshments provided.

Highland Park Hotel Aiken Mildred McCreary Hope Iselin Anne Robinson Katherine Sanders Lillian George C. B. Anderson Wilson Prothro Durban The Civic League League

Easter Egg Hunt Planned by Baptist Sunday School

The primary department of the Baptist Sunday School will host an Easter egg hunt tomorrow afternoon. All the children are to meet at the church for the event.

the Baptist Sunday School

Mr and Mrs Nelson Slater Visit Lyen Family

Mr and Mrs Nelson Slater of New York are visiting the latter's parents Mr and Mrs J D Lyen. The visit brings together families in a brief social note from the city.

Nelson Slater New York J. D. Lyen

Governor Attends Polo Game in Aiken

Governor Blackwood and Mrs. Blackwood plan a trip from Columbia to Aiken for a polo match tomorrow afternoon weather permitting. It will be his first visit to Aiken since inauguration. Lt. Gov. Sheppard and his wife are invited to join the party returning to the capital later.

Irba C. Blackwood Aiken Tomorow Columbia Governor Blackwood Aiken James O. Shepphard Edgefield

Kakimona Wins First Gold Cup at Aiken Steeplechase

Kakimona a six year old imported bay gelding wearing blue and mauve captains the field to three length victory in the first annual Gold Cup at the Old Tory Trail course. Lipingo the Sand River Plate winner finished first in the second race with Sir Wastrel upset at the final hurdle. Isabell second and Orante third in that event. The meet drew thousands as judges and officials oversaw the New York owner Mrs. Geraldyn Redmond’s triumphs.

Aiken Tory Trail Course Kakimona Geraldyn Redmond Glen Head L. I Ravimona Raymond Wolfe New York le Digard Victor Emanuel Dorwood G. H Pete” Bostwick England Bizarre Wayside R. W. Pomeroy, Jr Eggertsville N. C Sand River Plate Eastern Josse Club Harry Worcester Smith Lipingo J. Y. H. Davis Mr. Smith Sir Wastrel Crompton Smith Isabell Wayside Stables Orante Joseph A. Hale Camden Brush Course Tory Trail Harry PD. Kirkover Buffalo Ernest I. White Syracuse F. Wallis Armstrong Philadelphia Bebe Thompson

Fermata School Reinforces Easter Holiday Break

Young ladies at Fermata School enjoy spring holidays with many taking trips to Irone North for several days. The school plans to reopen in April.

Fermata

Aiken County Publishes 1931 Supply Bill Total

The 1931 Aiken County supply bill for county government totals 198,375, a decline from 1930’s 249,840.82. Items include salaries for sheriff, treasurer, auditor, education, health, and road costs, with a 15 mill levy for ordinary county and school purposes and detailed allocations across offices.

Aiken

Cassell Dies at Ellenton Noted Ellenton Merchant Dies

Horace M Cassell of Ellenton a leading local merchant farmer and public figure died at his home after a brief illness He was 60 years old survived by wife Ellen G Cassell four sons Horace M Jr W B and S M Cassell and two daughters Mrs A A Foreman and Miss Louise Cassell Funeral services were held at his residence and burial followed in the Cassell family cemetery.

Horace M. Cassell Ellenton Cassell Aiken County

Longworth to Address South Carolina Assembly at State House

Hon Nicholas Longworth of Ohio a son in law of Theodore Roosevelt arrived in Aiken for a visit at Mrs James F Curtis home on Hayne Avenue and has been invited by South Carolina lawmakers to speak at the state house.

Hte Nicholas Longworth Hove of Representatives Theodore Roosevelt Aiken Wine Ter Hayne Avenue James. F. Curtis Washington Longworth Congress Ohio Cincinnati South Carolina General Assembly State House

Parachute Jumper Exhibition Scheduled in Aiken

Jimmie Bathnick, holder of a world record in parachute jumping, will give an exhibition in Aiken tomorrow and Sunday at Gaston field. He will dive head foremost from a tall structure and drop 5 000 feet before opening his chute. The public is invited. Mrs. Quincy Shaw of Boston is a relative of Mr. and Mrs. Ro Snelling.

Jimmie Bathnick Aiken Gaston Quincy Shaw Boston Mra Snelling

Fine Polo Sees Milburn Reds Edge Hitchcock Blues

Fine polo continues on local fields with Tammany Hitchcock and Devereux Milburn starring for Reds and Blues. Milburn’s Reds defeated Hitchcock’s Blues six goals to five after an extra chukker on Whitney Field in a thrilling, well played match attracting large galleries.

Tammany Hitchcock Devereux Milburn Whitney Field Milburn Reds Hitchcock Blues Pete Bostwick Harold E. Talbott Milton McCoy Seymour Knox Stewart Iglehart Tommy Hitchcock Charles Schwartz Back

Hitchcock Yellow Team Dominates Round Robin On Cochran Field

Monday afternoon at Cochran Field the Hitchcock Yellow team defeated Reds and Blues with decisive scores while Reds beat Blues in the same round robin. Notable players include John Schill Dunbar Bostwick Devereux Milburn Curtis Wing Warner Atkins Seymour Knox Tommy Hitchcock W P Halbert Thomas Ewing Jr Pete Lustwick Flowell Howard Charles Schwartz and others. A Whitney Field match followed with Reds Thos Ewing Jr Harold Talbott Tommy Hitchcock Charles Schwartz and Blues Pete Bostwick Seymour Knox Dunbar Bostwick Devereux Milburn Back.

Cochran Hitchcock Yelow Reds Blues John Schill Dunbar Bostwick Devereux Milburn Curtis Wing Warner Atkins Seynour Knox Tommy Hitchcock W. P. Halbert Bluey Thomas Ewing, Jr Pete Lustwick Flowell Howard Charles, Schwartz Whitney Field Thos. Ewing, Jr Harold Talbott Charles Schwartz Pete Bostwick Seymour Knox

Bourne Captures Cup at Palmetto Golf Club

Alfred S. Bourne of New York and Augusta defeated Devereux Millburn of Westbury to win the Southern Cross tournament at Palmetto Golf Club Sunday. Bourne secures the cup for the second time, repeating his previous victory as champion.

Alfred S. Bourne New York Augusta Palmetto Golf Club Devereux Millburn Westbury Mr. Bourne Vieter Wedaa

Adelaide Henderson Visits Charleston on Monday

Miss Adelaide Henderson spent Monday in Charleston with travel noted but few further details provided from the fragments.

Adelaide Henderson Charleston

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Whitney Miss Constance Regan Constance Regan New Way Ard Shipp Common Pleas Court Ens Standard Robert Hendrix Graniteville Manufacturing Company Highland Park Redmond County Board of Education Pucd County Health Department Board of Equalization Grand Jury WS Ansmae Bourne
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