Post Office Notice Under Act of March 3 1879
Public notice cites action under the act of March 3, 1879. Details appear at the post office in relation to a filing or procedure dated 2026.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1925
Page
13
Public notice cites action under the act of March 3, 1879. Details appear at the post office in relation to a filing or procedure dated 2026.
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A state tax conference forms a committee of capable men and women to craft a reform program. The aim is equity and justice in taxation, addressing inequalities and discriminations. The article notes the significance for agriculture, industry, and commerce across the state and commends the people involved.
Bari Valley Star Council No. 29 Daughters of America installed its elected officers for the ensuing term at a regular meeting on Monday July 27. Officers installed included Past Councilor Mrs S H Moody Jr Past Councilor Mrs Lottie McCormick Councilor Miss Mary Strong Associate Councilor Mrs J D Smith Vice Councilor Mrs Kate Feaster Associate Vice-Courtier Miss Mattie Franklin Treasurer Mrs Seab Chavious Financial Secretary Mrs Mary Kidson Recording Secretary Miss Marie Jordan Assistant Recording Secretary S Moody Conductor Charlie Powell Inside Sentinel Adie Creech Outside Sentinel Miss Diggers Trustee Mrs Lottie Merck and the team initiated four candidates into the order.
Hastings Wyman entertained a large party at his home on Wyman Avenue in honor of Mrs Paul of Knoxville Town. Guests enjoyed games and an evening of sociability with tea and cake later served on the spacious grounds.
Town council plans a session Monday to examine a levee matter on the South Carolina side. Local officials and residents weigh possible actions as concerns rise over protection and maintenance.
The will of the late J H Eidson who died around June 1910 was probated in Judge George R Tenney's office. The estate totals about 14000 dollars. Widow Sallie Eidson, sons A L Eidson and Walter H Eidson, and daughter-in-law Sallie Eidson are named. Two plantations in the Ricky Grove area are part of the estate.
State Highway Department in Columbia last week awarded a contract for approaches to Chinquipin Creek bridge on the Prosperity Wagener road in Aiken and Lexington counties. Age Construction Co. received the award for $1 690.33.
A. alias Dooley Glover, white, was arrested early Wednesday by Jff Robinson and deputies at his Lamar area home. Ten gallons of whiskey were found in his possession and he was placed under a $300 bond by Magistrate W S Raborn during the October term of General Sessions.
Friday evening Mr and Mrs Herman Hahn along with Misses Bertha and Alma Hahn hosted a treasure hunt for friends. The playful chase moved across several spots and concluded with supper at the Outing Club. It was the first such party in Aiken and proved a great sport.
M R Kizor of Columbia after being accused of owning a car halted on the Columbia highway. The vehicle carried over 100 gallons of whiskey and was shot at, prompting his arrest and a $500 bond bond posted for release.
White man Wayman Hanks was arrested Tuesday by Aiken authorities and handed to Sheriff Nellie Robinson as a fugitive. Convicted in May for manufacturing liquor, he faced a sealed one year sentence and was sent to public works Wednesday to begin serving his time.
Dr J Cash Waring of McClellanville died suddenly at his home shocking friends and relatives. He was married to Miss Kate Vincent of Aiken several years ago.
Yesterday a reference before Master Croft reviewed the will of the late Prof D B Busby of Monetta C a sizable estate. Out of town attorneys attended from Columbia Lexington and other towns. The Executrix Mrs M E Busby widow asks instruction on carrying out will provisions naming Newberry College and Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Columbia DC among legatees.
Professional notice states Dr. Ben F. Wyman has returned to Aiken to resume his medical practice. Office located at yeudence 2402 Heyne avenue with phone number 250 for contact.
Joseph W. Hamilton, long time staffer at the Postal Telegraph office in Aiken, has been placed in charge of the Rome Georgia Postal office. The move reflects well on him and is greeted with warm wishes from friends.
Want ads offer furniture for cash from E J Tyler at 1805 Abbeville Ave Aiken D C call Friday Saturday or Monday 9 to 12. Building lots for sale on Whigkey Road or South Boundary Ave near lands of John Williams estate consult Dr H J Ray. A large russet Coloreid handbag found between Richland avenue and Cemetery in Aiken contains ladies and baby clothes tag with Annie Viola Walker name return to Aiken Standard.
An election will be held in Nod 51 Marsuella district next Friday August 14 to decide issuing 121000 dollars in bonds for a new school building.
The ad lists ice pricing at 30 cents per hundred 1S cents for 50 pounds 8 cents for 25 pounds and 12 pounds for dollars. If charged more call The Aiken Ice Co phone 2.
Mr and Mrs J Brodus Williams of Neville announce the engagement of their daughter Ellen Eugenia to Arthur Jefferson Knight of Ware Shoals. The wedding is set for Tuesday August 25.
Mr and Mrs Ernest L Allen and children are at Myrtle Beach for a couple of weeks Mrs J E Henderson is at Grandfather Mountain North Carolina Miss Jean McDill and her brother of Due West are guests of their sister Mrs W K Clinkscales Miss Sara Hafers is visiting in Spartanburg.
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