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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1926

Page

7

Cadet Kerr Named First Sergeant at The Citadel

Cadet Kenneth Kerr has been appointed first sergeant of his company at The Citadel. The Edgewood Development Company stockholders held their annual meeting Wednesday afternoon. RR friends of Col Claude Sawyer begin to see him out after confinement at home due to illness. Road Officer John B. Salley reported January fines totaling 156 for reckless driving. Mrs Horace M Crisels of Hilton spent Sunday in Aiken with friends. Meg Malcolm Stevenson of Westbury NC arrived at Roof Tree cottage for the season.

Kenneth Kerr Citadel D. W. Gaston Coluitiay Edgewood Development Company Claude Sawyer Ste-Hie-Home Brial P.L. Bauknight James Bi. Davia Misa Josie Davis Barnwell Aiken Whitney Mrs. Tower Meg Malcolm” Stevenson West‘bury John B. Salley Mra Hlenton Frank P. Henderson Atlanta Georgia Miliary Academy James Dennison New York W. Frazier Havison Philadelphia Mit David Newhold Bryn Mawr Fare de Wreox

D C Will Wold cake sale at Hall's Pharmacy next morning

D C Will Wold announces a cake sale at the store next to Hall's Pharmacy starting at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. Nearby items note multiple social visits and events including birthdays and visits by Mrs. Margaret Taring of New York, travelers, and local parish society meetings in Aiken.

D.C Will Wold Hall Atticus Brown Richard Brown Helen Carswell Alex Carswell Margaret Tarings New York R. E Thaddeus Parish Mwouge Warndes Aiken Ice Co Ea Onians— onmans—Missionary Society of the Baptist BM Surasky Columbia Charlotte N. C F. Ib Ardrey William B. Turner Ellenton H.C. Fanning Josef Hofmann Josefa Hofmann Aiken James B. Turner Albany M. J. Quattlebaum Ada Cadillas Hastings Wyaman Hugh Wyman Golden Glow Tea Room W. L. Thorpe Florida George le Hurray Summit N. J Renna Chafee Birdwood Cottage Irs WH. Merrill Mary Elizabeth Williamsport G. A. Milner Edna Lyons Brooklyn N.s Afr Jerome MacDonald Nellie Raobinsom Arthur Sheppard Florence Woman's Auxiliary of The Presbyterian Church P. I. Venderson Soutter J. E. Henderson Savanah

Toole-Davis Wedding Surprises Friends In Aiken

Mr. Gilbert Davis of San Francisco and Miss Rebecca Toole were married at the Baptist parsonage with Dr. McLean officiating. Miss Toole is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Charles Toole of Aiken. The couple plan a wedding trip to Tampa then California where they will reside.

Tampa Flo California

Marble altar dedication at St Thaddeus Episcopal Church

A Tennessee marble altar was dedicated at St Thaddeus Episcopal Church in gratitude for aid in health recovery. The gift came from Mrs. Susan M. Heyward of Arden North Carolina, formerly of Aiken, in appreciation for the assistance received during illness.

St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church Susan M. Heyward Arden Aiken Oita

Miss Bailey's Report from Aiken County Clubs

Miss Bailey highlights 11 Project Clubs in Aiken County with 100 percent completion of prescribed work. County and Home Agents shipped about 8,240 pounds of poultry, generating 2,186,399 dollars in income for the county. A poultry member reports a profit of 1,150.95 from 300 hens as women expand poultry farming. The Farm Council of Women guides the year's work, aiding the county program and supporting the home Demonstration Clubs. Island, President of the Aiken County Club, was elected President of a wider organization.

Aiken Farm Council of Yategty Farm Council of Women Wide Organinee Givingstor of Kitehings Mil Meesesled— Eens

Hart Out of Job After McLeod Regime Demise

Hart, a veteran state detective under the McLeod administration, reports difficulty finding work after his name surfaced in remarks by an Aiken jail inmate. He insists he was not present at the Aiken affair, yet acknowledges the challenge of securing employment despite his vetted professional background.

J. Percy Hart McLeod Hart Aiken

Hart’s Home in Edgefield Defends Lynch Claim

State detective Hart, once dogged by a lynching accusation, presents affidavits placing him at his hometown the night of the event, countering opposing claims. The dispute centers on his whereabouts and character amid the local uproar.

Light Franchises Bought by Broad River Power Company

The Broad River Power Company has purchased lighting and power franchises from Wageiey Perry and Salien, promising greatly improved service. Negotiations are reportedly under way to buy the Springfield town franchise. Mrs Walker and Mrs Dora Walker will assist county home demonstration agent in a beautification effort, with a town meeting to be held at Warrenville this afternoon at 2.

Broad River Power Company Wageiey Perry Salien Springfield

One Thousand Dogs Stolen in Richmond Year Long Plague

The Lynchburg News reports a rash of canine thefts with about a thousand dogs stolen in Richmond last year. The piece notes widespread concern among residents and authorities seek leads amid the dog theft wave.

Richmond Lynchburg

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