Jeff Davis Highway Marker Unveiled in Aiken
The Jefferson Davis Highway granite marker was unveiled by the Edward Croft Chapter of the UDC at First Baptist Church and the marker site in Aiken. Speakers praised Confederate pioneers, with Mrs. Black and Rev. P J McLean leading prayers and tributes to Dixie and the Civil War era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Davis Highway
Edward Crate Chaptue
UDC
First Baptist Church
W.day-McGarity
Aiken Institute
Ethele Payne-Black
Johnnston
U.D. C
Audiencs
Felder Seigler
Laurie E. Croft
Eva Sommers
Kilpatrick
Aiken
Wheeter
Jefferson Davis
Southland
Dixie
Henry Busbee
Aiken Post
Mrs. Black
Edward Croft
James Edwin Kerr
Lee
Daulprhtera
Richyard Croft
The
Daughters of the Confederacy
York Street
Richland Avenue
Sikes Message to Clemson Alumni Sets Educational Goals
Dr F W Sikes election as Clemson College president aims to make the school the best place for a boy seeking agricultural or mechanical education. He pledges character first, then technique, and asks alumni support to uphold loyalty and pride in Clemson as a “family” with yearly donations and growth.
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Chomson
Dechnique
F. W. Sikes
Clemecnu College
Clemson
B.e G. Parker
Secretrry
Sikes
Clemson Meine
South Carolina
University of South
Pepe
Yeithy Fey
Schobirs
Pshall
Clemon
Notice Concerning Spiritual Entertainment Sale Details
Those who bought tickets for the entertainment to be held by the Chareton Spiritual Society must reserve seats at Halts Pharmacy during the hours of 1 00 pm. The notice lists upcoming sales on Monday and tomorrow with location and timing implications.
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Chareton Spiritual Society
Oman
Osealk
Barn Fire Destroyed By Lantern Incident
A barn in the Rocky Springs area belonging to Frazier Baughman burned last Monday morning. The blaze was reportedly sparked by a lantern left unattended, with the fire causing the house to be feared as a total loss.
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Frazier Baughman
Rocky Springs
Hack
Hofmann praises Casals ahead of February recital
Josef Hofmann extols Pablo Casals as a godly cellist and conductor. Casals plans a Barcelona orchestral series and will perform in New York with Hofmann at an event hosted by Clarence Mackey for the Belgian Ambassador on February 17.
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Pablo Casals
Aiker, Opera House
Josef Hofmann
Russia
Gasalg
Hoe
Barcelona
Spain
Aboy
Elderson
Casals
Avith
Josef Aocfmann
Clarence Mackey
New York
Splendid Undertaking Aiken Library Benefit Concert
The Student Club in Aiken urges strong local support for a new library building. They bring the Charleston Spiritual Society to town this Saturday for a fundraising concert at the ropera house, endorsed by the Chamber of Commerce. Citizens are urged to fill all seats and back the library campaign.
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Aiken
Aitken
Charleston Spiritual Society
Chamber of Commerce
Ropera House
Pro Arte Plans Casals Concert Amid Absent Hofmann Absence
Pro Arte presents Pablo Casals in a single attraction this season due to Mrs. Hofmann being abroad and artists unavailable. The event is slated for February 8 with tickets advertised and subscriptions honored. Mrs. Huffutan aims to establish a lasting Arts presence in Aiken and seeks public cooperation for future seasons.
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Pro Arte
Josef Hofmann
Pro Arteci
Pablo Casals
I Scion
Snhecriptio
Huffutan
Aiken
Artis
Ministers Meet With Aiken Association and Executive Committee
Members of the Aiken Association and the executive committee held an important meeting at the FL Baptist church on Monday. The executives planned to reconvene next week, and ministers were expected to assemble for a forthcoming gathering. Barberg and five members were reported in attendance, with several items discussed.
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Aiken Associaton
FL Baptist Church
Fed Hae
War News From The City Bulletin
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Dr M Rake, J T Shaler, and a pager on a route, with references to The War Poetry and Drummeng. Likely a partial civic brief or literary note from a historical paper, with mixed names and locations obscured by scan errors.
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J.T. Shaler
Tieeher
Favaniery
Concert to Benefit Nicholas Fund at Athens Theatre
The Charlespoa Spirited Society and associated groups plan a concert at the Athens Theatre on Saturday afternoon. Proceeds will aid the Nicholas Fund with the event likely featuring a poleated act and a chance for performances by local sisters and others. Organizers advise contacting the Chamber of Commerce or Kiwanis Club for participation or sponsorship.
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Seetory
Athen Theatre
Ninety Three Years Old To-Day In Aiken County
A garbled reminiscence honors Thomas Coward of Sun Brook, born in Barnwell County, who lived through slavery’s end and the Civil War era. The fragment mentions his long life, marriage to Frances Burckhalter, and many descendants. It reflects on farming life, abolition, and reflections on freedom, labor, and community in a distressed OCR passage.
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Thomas Washinton Coward
Sunbrook
Aiken Chamgyeoowill
Mr. Coward
Barnwell
Todikun
Frances Burckhalter
Mess Coward
Coward
Jeephine
Dantas
Bern
Valeitine Party Tomorrow and Reform Among Baptists
A fragment describes a Valeitine style event tomorrow with four members of a costly operation reforming Baptist one day. Every member appears connected as a rehearsal or primary effort, signaling a retooling of leadership and agenda within the group.
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Valeitine
Wali Bey
Aikien Red Cross Committees Named at February Meeting
At the February Aikien Red Cross Chapter meeting chaired by ELS Henderson committees were announced including Home Service led by Mrs Cullen Corliss and Case Committee with R G Takrant and others. A colored committee chaired by Elizabeth Ball Mott was named for field school service. New executive slate with Henderson as chair and Laura Bock as executive secretary was approved. The next meeting date was set for the first Monday at 1 pm to accommodate members.
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Aikien Red Crags
Els. Henderson
Home Service
Cull Caniss
Case
R.G. Takrant
Sheffield Phelps
D. M
Guarie
Henderson
Atrs
W.ob. Turner
Harina
Misa Katia
Cartrar
M A. Milner
Leon
Inllpy
Huger
Henry Johnson
Elizabeth Ball Mott
Clarence Anderson
EB McGhee
Laawrence
Annotirem
Ored
Pew
Loves
Mone
Clans Busch
Dave Weisberg
Mandel
Corplete
CLS
Enderson
Pood Melon
Gear
WW Edgerton
Mes
Greeny Hame
Cullen Corbies
Laura Bock
Lary
Mesdames
Shefield Phelps
Wot. Wendersean
W. BL Turner
Wryoun
Duh Williams
Wow. Mackenfuss
Leon Srolley
Ho Hall
Go A. Milner
Claus Tuseh
Menry Johnson
Claudia Phelps
May Sanharrn
Katie Gardner
Bo Woolsey
Wo J. McGarity
R. G. ‘Farrant
C. Lee Gawwn
Clorover
Bo T H. Mody
Lameley
S.C. Manile Surasky
Red Cross
Home Serview
Ree Cross
Cullen Corliss
Home Servicr
Fragmented PLE tSCHADAN item note
Readable fragments indicate a local notice about an event or item named PLE tSCHADAN with unclear details. The text references a date or time and a possible place but specifics are unreadable. Further legible context is needed to provide a precise summary.
Fragmentary Readings on Patents and People
OCR text fragment mentions patents and names with unclear context. Mentions Hew Preat tos te Fi and Wye pipdap lieen epithe. Contains garbled place names and scattered terms, hindering full understanding of the reported item.
James A Jackson Addresses Aiken County Vision
James A Jackson of North Augusta outlines a vast development near Aiken featuring a major hotel, a 4000 acre tourism area, railroad linkages to Cincinnati and Florida, electric power plants, and industrial sites. He praises Benjamin H Marshal and envisions a modern tourist colony with luxury hotels like the Drake and Blackstone, promoting regional growth.
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United States
Aiken County
James A. Tacsan
North Augusta
Aiken
Weston Uf
Askett
Dackeondlenay
America
Benjamin H. Marshal
Chienea
Jackson
Hilenie
Aturusta
Marshall
Blackstone
Drake
Edgrepwater Beach
Georgis
Iwml
Morida
Cincinnati
Horse Creek
Oheo
Rcross
Aikens
Mr. Jackson
Fenetletanes
Iowa
Fragmented OCR snippet with unclear names and terms
A garbled OCR read includes repeated terms like VOR EEA EEA OER GES II BPENT SY OTN YEATES WEE and references to people such as Nikon, Viera, Santen, Me Miensea, and Potier. The fragment resembles a damaged historical newspaper page with stray proper nouns and incomplete phrases, offering no cohesive event or clear report.
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Jeff Davis Highway
Ting Lerner
Cules Cpo Bottts Spiritual Sochepy Wembers
Weiner
Mir Coward
Jon Brepps
Thomas Washington Coward
Unsay
Ad Cross
Wxte
Winthrap Calagae
Viken “Irstitute
Baia
AC Hilt
Patents Tee
James A. Jackson
Nikon Pues
da Viera
Me Miensea
Poor Nent
Santen
Mies
Sasuthage Fe Peerents
Potier
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