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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1930

Page

5

Plans purchase and renovation of Aiken Opera House

The Aiken Theatre announces plans to renovate the Opera House by securing an option from the city council at a recent special meeting. Architect Benton-Allan and Wilson, N.C. representatives presented plans to remodel the theater, add a stucco exterior, and create stores, offices, and apartments. Seating will increase from 500 to around 1,000 with new balconies and improved lobby access.

Mr. Welborn Benton-all- Benton Theatre Archi~levts Wilson N.C Hodteford North Sardine Ma Woekers Tairwases Welborn

Mysterious Meeting Teases Sale of Newbury Ring Annex

A note indicates Atonbe Supt party considering a sale or annex to Newbury Ring. Speculation centers on widening the property, with Mr Weibern holding an option until May 1. Outcome hinges on the sale.

Mit Atken Othe Newber Weibern

Gas Gleaned Pedantry Prompts Coastline Tale

In a garbled record from an old page a narrator hints at a coastal scene and a dramatic plant event near a Popean theatre. Names and places blend, leaving a fragmentary arc about a mid century incident and a public reaction. The text preserves a sense of local voice.

Chief Justice Resigns Health Cited by Harding Era Leader

The article notes the resignation of a historic chief justice titled as holding both top U.S. offices, citing ill health. It references Harding appointing a chief justice in 1921 and mentions a presidency period from 1908 to 1913, with details about the subject’s career and timing.

William Howarnt Fatt United States Supreme Court Told Wason Harding

Hamilton Advises Cotton Planters on Fertilizer Use

A meeting at the Bank of Western Carolina discusses fertilizer strategies for cotton. Speakers urge balanced nutrient application and cautious budgeting, stressing soil health and careful product selection for local varieties.

Amity Bank of Western Catton Satiek Moriah Kertilicer Rhabest

Legion Post Meeting Set for Next Week

The Aiken County Post of the American Legion will hold its annual meet next week. Members will elect officers and plan work for the year.

Williams Handles Supreme Court and Senate Duties in One Day

South Carolina state senator and attorney Hon. Doh Williams from Aiken County presided over the state Supreme Court proceedings and then managed the upper chamber in the absence of the lieutenant governor. He also led a trial representing defendants before the United States Court, showcasing a packed day of legal and legislative work.

Hon Doh Kl Willams Aiken County Pover HO Williams Supreme Court Senate Chamber Gorrener Butler Mir Willhans Les Aiken United States Court

Bill Rhoden Injured Tuesday in Accident

Bill Rhoden sustained a fractured bone in a Tuesday accident. He remains hospitalized while doctors determine treatment and prognosis.

Bill Rhoden

Adult School Visit to Colerali Reported

An adult school party visits Colerali for a routine civic outreach. Details are limited in the fragment but indicate a scheduled appearance and community engagement activities.

Punis Colerali

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Cavey

Licenses for Drivers in Moira Area Clarified

A brief local notice outlines driver license procedures in Moira with references to departments and standard requirements. It notes the need for applicants to present identity proofs and follow established steps for licensing. The unreadable OCR text keeps general guidance without specific dates or names.

Civic League Takes On Important Local Matters

The Civic League addresses key community issues this week, outlining actions and deadlines. Members discuss improvements to local services, neighborhood safety, and public spaces, urging residents to participate in upcoming meetings and vote on proposed initiatives.

Civic League

Court Convenes as Eastern District Rolls Work Week

United States Court for the Eastern District of South Carolina completed its work for the week by Monday morning and remains idle until Tuesday. Court attaches and employees requested the weekend off as prosecutors, led by Assistant District Attorney Lewis He, prepared for the docket. The term highlighted a major criminal case and noted staff transfers and a prominent local citizen’s death, with details shuffled in the fragmented text.

Murivenmus United States Court South Carolina Atonttay State Tomartt Sete Deng Lewis HE. Shimmel DL AL Moory J. D. Meyer Wino Legis Lee Porter Qristal Aedoual Erin Fried

Thah Le Says Spel Aipeae MT

Thah Le, a noted figure, releases a statement about MT spelling dispute and spelling policy. The remarks address education, language use, and cultural considerations in the ongoing debate over MT spelling reforms.

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