Quattlebaum Family Holiday Visit Noted
Mr and Mrs Harrold Quattlebaum are spending time at Cedar Mountain Missouri visiting the latter’s sister Mrs Thomas T Cushman. Mr and Mrs Audley H Ward went to Myrtle Beach for a stay. Mrs George Ushan has returned to Summier and Aljerman Dien has returned from Fort Baraness Florida after two weeks at Officers Reserve Camp. Pattie Vincent is staying with her nan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrold Quattlebaum
Cedar Mountain
Nic
Fla
Pattie Vincent Ay
Nan
Elizabeth Bailey
Aiken
Andrews
Florida
Elizabeth Woodson
American Legion
Columbia
Eleanor Cushman
Juanita Hightower
Edgefield
R. T. Permenter
Gertrude Singletary
Edrie Edwards
Atlanta
J. B. Permenter
Jacksonville Beach
WS Parks
Southeastern Express Company
Misa Helen Permenter
Jacksonville
B. Permenter
Blor
Porementer
Spring St Dour
Ass Iatate Amb Bihed
Frampton Toole
Blairton
Martin
Ernest. Thorpe
Tensey Busch
Busch
Mary Hipp Wilson
Spartanburg
Thorpe
Belmont
New York
Hankinson Cottage
Quting Club
J. J. Prothre
Philadelphia
Leon W. Iarris
Anderson
Thomas Morgan
Savannah
Willam C. Sanderson
Opelika
Ala
Allen J. Moore
Barlington
Sirs
Moore
T. R. Morgan
Mina Catherine Morsgan
Camcon
George E. Prince
Little Son
Blackville
Dr. Milner
Bhaiffton
Julia Ella Norris
Mary, McCullough
Winthrop College
Rock Hill
Visitors and locals vacationing around Aiken notes
A long list of social visits and travels is recorded for Aiken area residents and guests. Names include Mrs M A Nedson of Brooklyn G H Steadman of Columbia visiting W E B Steadman, and several Charleston Atlanta and Tampa visitors accompanying the Hafers and Thorpe families.
Independence with a String In Iraq Treaty Backed by Britain
A 1932 treaty would grant Iraq independence with Britain retaining five-year military presence in Baghdad and Mosul and establishing three air bases. Britain would oversee protection while Iraqi Nationalists demand immediate expulsion of British forces. Britain cites $200 million invested in oil fields as a factor in continued involvement.
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Britain
Iraq
League of Nations
Bagdad
Mosul
London
Great ‘Britain
Morever
Geome Cere -Faiia
Egypt
The Cost of Health and Death Analyzed
Data shows Americans spend about 5 thousand dollars yearly on residences and nearly 3 thousand on sickness. Doctors hospitals nurses midwives and quacks drugs and preventive care account for most costs. Birth costs about 100 and burial 200 to 500, totaling roughly a year’s income for the average worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Historical books given to UDC chapter in honor of Henderson
The Edward Croft Chapter UDC received a donation of many valuable historical volumes from the family of the late C. K. Henderson. A notable item is a fine portrait of General Robert E. Lee. Mrs. L H McCullough notes pride in the chapter's effort to place literature in libraries and urges more donations to support local women's progress in the district and general organization prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edisto District
McCullough
Aiken
S.C
Windsor District 3 magistrate candidate Weeks announces bid
O L Weeks of White Pond announces his candidacy for Windsor District No 3 magistrate. Weeks previously held the position and served the people well. He states he offers again at the solicitation of many friends across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
O. le Weeks
White Pond
Eeks
RSS
Card of Thanks and Aiken marriage notices
Card of thanks from the family of Samuel Koon for support after his death. News from Aiken reports the marriage of Garrett and Werlong, both of the Aiken Institute faculty, at the bride’s parents home. The couple plans to reside near Trenton after a brief honeymoon in the North Carolina mountains. Mrs Herlong and Mr Herlong have taught in Aiken, with Mr Herlong serving as athletic director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel # Koon
hisUness
Ara Ue
Garrett
Herlong
Aiken
Trenton
Ineal
Younly
New District Chairman for Atwater Named in Shuffle
Mrs. W. J. Johns of Allendale has been appointed chairman of the Atwater district following the resignation of Mrs. Solomon Blatt of Barnwell. Johns, a noted singer and capable executive, will assume duties at once and contestants who corresponded with Mrs. Blatt will hear from her promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Johns
Allendale
Weatoe Patel Oe
Surface highway link to Augusta via Aiken County
The text indicates a planned surface highway connection linking Augusta Savannah through Aiken County with a state route forming a continuous link across the area. Details are fragmentary but point to a regional transportation corridor plan.
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Carolina Aiken
S@UTH
Office Athen
Fordson
Lfordson
Augusta International CO. Cor
Tth
Reynolds Street
Augusta
Elec
Lane Electric Company
Finance
Augusta, Georgia
Ford Tudor
Ford
Fang
Chevrolet
Jay-Mac Chevrolet Co
Aiken, 5. C
M. A. Nedson
Brooklyn
N.Y
G. H. Steadman
W. EB. Steadman
Edward Hafers
Charleston
Margaret Hafers v
W.G. Johnson
Lelia Hafers
Leon S. Holley
High Point
N. C
Holley
Gwendolyn Randall
Hempstead
L. L
Frank Thorpe
Wee A. P. Meeks
A.N
Brown
Rudolf Huseh
Tampa
Pla
George A. Durban
Sullivan's Island
Margaret
Minnie Clare’ Martin
Branchville
Breet McCarter
Mary Leonard
Jamacia
Loto
Georgetown
Arents
G. W. E. Thorpe
Margaret Thorpe
University of South Carolina Summer School
John G. Chafee
Hendersonville
S. B. Williams
Selvern
J. E. Grier
Galen Grier
W. A. Whitlock, Jr
Christine Cannon
Cynthiana
Carrie Blomberg
Alma Hahn
Albert T. Maurice and Son
Dudley Stansell
Columbia, Tenn
Nellie, Robinson
WRDW
H.C. Hahn
Highland Farm
Wm. Moseley
Chicago
Cholla
Tom
Gabe
Garner Cneter
Byrd Pa Mor Ag Parylana Inn
Leoxeut Mountain
Tenn
Mr. Carter
Henry Fr
Navirs
Vie Oaks
Mr. Ford
Atwater
Keane
Men’ Ss Clothing & Furnishings
Manhattan
Rele
Augusta, Ga
A & P’s Big Flour
Sunnyfield
Falmehive 4
Napier
Hal Rade
Campbell's
Maid OY
Fiason
Neetar
Glives
Cae Pre
Nas Geen
Sue
Sd Sta Fat
Mona Brand
Gur
Reet Stee
Panni
the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
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