Auction notice of Feagin property in Aiken County
Edward S. Croft Master for Aiken County announces a public sale by order of the Court of Common Pleas. On Monday January 5 1925 at the courthouse in Aiken South Carolina the 247 acre estate known as the Old Saw Mill Place will be offered to the highest bidder with deed stamps and revenue stamps to be paid by the purchaser. The property is bounded by John Anderson Peter Parker Estate Graniteville Manufacturing Sterling Fields and other nearby lands.
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Court of Counties
Acnl
Mart House
Aiken
S. C
County of
South Carolina
John Anderson
A. C. Powell
Peter Parker
George W. Feagin
Graniteville Manufacturing Company
McHan
Sterling Fields
Jane Miles
Albert Ashye
George W. Turner
Kate Edwards
Casilto
Edward S. Croft
Aiken County
8. C
Debtors and Creditors Notice for Mary S. Jackson Estate
All persons indebted to the estate of Mrs. Mary S. Jackson, deceased, should make payment. Those having claims against the estate must present them itemized and verified to the administrator W. H. Jackson. December 12, 1924.
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Mary S. Jackson
Executrix seeks claims against estate of Patrick McGhee
Gertrude McGhee Thorne executrix announces decedent Patrick McGhee's estate and requests all claimants present their itemized verified claims to the undersigned by deadline in a notice dated December 12, 1924.
Appointment of Mary E Sanborn as administrator in Georgia Crocker estate
Notice announces Miss Mary E Sanborn applied for appointment as administrator of the estate of Miss Georgia E Crocker deceased. The probate judge George R Webb of Aiken County requires all heirs and claimants to show cause at his office in Aiken on Monday December 22 1924 at 11 in the morning why the appointment should not be granted.
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Mary E. Sanborn
Georgia E. Crocker
Deged
Georgia E. 4
Aiken
Crossword Puzzle Clue List for Week's Puzzle
A grid of horizontal and vertical clues covers common crossword terms. Horizontal clues include obstruct, bat, Ceres, Volo, oho, grandson Scot, ardor, mire, Ni, inf, throw, goon, we, oar, nay, Maupassant, measure, a boy name. Vertical clues include suffix for affected by, real existence, ray, for example, a hand tool, Rh, see, Earth, air, unwell, hub, noisy, crustacean, speck.
Daughters of America Elect Officers for 1925
The Daughters of America held a meeting last Friday night and elected officers for 1925. Listings include Cleora Toole Jr Past Councillor and Maude Woodward Associate Vice Councillor, with several other positions noted. J D Lee and Thomas Williamson named in secretary and financial roles. J BR Comey noted as deceased in Greenwood county at 76. Proclamation from Aiken mayor allows limited fireworks from December 21 1924 to January 2 1925 with restrictions near churches, gas depots, and hospitals.
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Daughters of America
J. BR. Comey
J.eer
Aiken
Scarborough
Emancipation Celebration Planned by Aiken Negro Citizens
The negro citizens of Aiken plan a January 1 Emancipation celebration at the opera house. A November 19 mass meeting at Friendship church formed committees and arranged activities led by Dr. D. H. Sims of Allen University. The event aims to raise the remaining $3,000 for desks in the new colored school building.
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Aiken
Friendship Church
Opera House
D. H. Sims
Allen University
Columbia
Christmas Sermons at Baptist Church Next Sunday
The Baptist church plans special Christmas services with a Christmas story by Mrs. Leon Holley during Sunday school. Dr. McLean will speak at 11 15 a m on The Birth day of Joy and again at 7 30 p m on The Christ Who was is and is to be. Special music and a cordial welcome for everyone.
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The
Baptist Church
Leon Holley
McLean
Maggie Beth Divorce Suit Revealed
Mrs Maggie states Beth is suing her husband for divorce. Mrs Sarah questions the move and notes it seems unsurprising given the circumstances.
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Maggie
Beth
Sarah
Hair style joke sparks dog theft whisper
In a humorous exchange Bilkins asks about Clem Harrison's wife after a bobbed hair style joke. Dexter replies that such changes may explain why Harrison's prize Airedale pup has run away, implying a lighthearted cause-and-effect in a comic strip dialogue.
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Bilkins
Clem Harrison
Dexter
Aiken Commandry No. 14 Elects Officers for Year
The annual conclave in Aiken elected Commander F B Culley Generalissimo R G Tarrant Capt Gen W L Rearden Treasurer C W Busch Recorder A K Lorenz Prelate W W Edgerton Senior Warden H B Whitehead Junior Warden John W Dodgen Standard Bearer Royal Holley Sword Bearer David Inglis Warden L F Armstrong Sentinel H L Johnson. The Temple degree was conferred on a class of three. Next to baseball the great Ameri ca game is waiting from one pay day till the next.
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F. B. Culley
R. G. Tarrant
W. L. Rearden
C. W. Busch
A. K. Lorenz
W. W. Edgerton
H. B. Whitehead
John W. Dodgen
Royal Holley
David Inglis
L. F. Armstrong
H. L. Johnson
Sale of Hamburg land in Aiken County by master
In Aiken County a public sale of a lot on Schultz's Hill Hamburg is ordered by the Court of Common Pleas. The parcel once owned by James Goodwin at his death will be sold January 5 1925 in front of the Aiken courthouse with cash as the payment mode and the buyer to cover deed and revenue stamps.
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County of Aiken
de Hampton Feagin
Et al
W. H. Jackson
Patrick McGhee
Gertrude McGhee Thorne
George R. Webb
Aiken Co
MO. C
O. B. Hutson
Phoje
J. W. Ashhurst
wieleTle
Polo
Cleora Toole—Jr
Sallie M. Cushman
Elizabeth Lee
Addie Beile Fulgham
Maude Woodward
Lorena Toole
Thomas H. Wiliamson
S. W. Widener
Myrtis Goldman
Inside Sentinel
J. P. Gaddy
Sentinel
Mayor's Office
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J. W. Moseley
City of
Park and Richland Avenues
Newberry
Laurens
Pendleton
Law
George Scott
Schofield School Laundry
Sumter Street
Miss Lanbon
Schofield
Aiken Commandery
Aiken Commandry
Mattie Perry
Court of Common Pleas
Schultz
London
Boylston’s
Main
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Ivory
Rogers
Sterling
China
Elgin
Tutt