Field Day Sets South Carolina Countywide Event
The twelfth annual field day of the county schools will run April 1 to 3 led by Superintendent Cecil H. Bergier. More than 5,000 white students expected. prizes for best display, attendance, and line formation. contests include spelling, reading, declamation and athletics. Parade and floats planned with races at Aiken baseball park. students meet at the county courthouse at 9 30 a m for a citywide parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of County
Cecil H. Bergier
South Carolina
Aiken “Baseball Park
Vhildren
Club Leaders Conference in Aiken County
Local teachers and community members gathered in Western Carolina Bank building to plan Junior Agricultural Club work for 26 with leaders from Eureka Jackson New Holland and other towns. Seventeen enrollment cards arrived, New Holland leads, others show steady climbs in participation.
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Aiken
Western Carolina Bank
Laurif
J. ©. Jones
Eubanks
Eureka
Cecil H. Seigler
Sailey
A. R. Buford
Jackson
W. H. McClainer
B. W. Fair
J. E. Ratews
New Holland
F. Derrick
Jimmie Lybrand
Boewlah
Cleora ‘Tool
Downer
Marstielia
Hawthorne
Salley
Jackson Town Creek
Jayce Branch
Monetta
Reultah
Wagoner
Montmoretelit
Fleischmann Jr to Spend March in Aiken Amid Racing Ties
Julius Fleischmann Jr. plans a stay in Aiken this March tied to his racing interests. The 24 year old heir recently inherited an estimated twenty five million dollars from his father’s estate, pushing his involvement with the Fleischmann stables to new prominence. He faces a busy year managing imports and leases of steeplechases and other racing ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Var
Julius Pieigelman
Tate
Julius Prosehmient
Yens King
Minn
Alken
Thomas TH. McCreary
Fleischmann Stables
Ain
Meriier
Trehand
Mtr
Kleisehminn
Yass
Fleischmann
Aiken
County Health Officers Welcomed to Aiken Conference
Health officers from various counties meet in Aiken for a quarterly conference. State Board of Health officials lead talks and a round table discussion in the Bank of Western Carolina directors room. Attendees include Dr. James A. Hayne and Dr. L. A. Riser, with many county health workers from across the state. Luncheon hosted by Kiwanis Club and Chamber of Commerce at Hotel Aiken. An afternoon polo match provides entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aikes
State Board of Health
Bank of Western Carolina
James A. Hayne
L. A. Riser
Department of
Othe
E. E. Epting
Anderson
T. R
Meyer
Beaufort
Leon’ Banov
Charleston
Amelia Tanksley
W. H. Shealy
Gaffney
L. W. Martin
Walterboro
Sadie Kendall
Darlington
Orangeburg
Ada T. Graham
Columbia
Janette Hays
Nellie Cunningham
Malone
Denmark
M. E. Doar
Louise Brown
Camden
Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
Hotel Aiken
Harriman Field
Aiken
Aiken County Health Department Proven a Most Useful Agency
The Aiken County Health Department organized May 1 1923 reports show extensive work funded by county city state and boards. Programs include worm survey typhoid and smallpox vaccinations infant maternity clinics infant examination school inspections dental clinics tuberculosis care and sanitary surveys with thousands served and a total expenditure of 16 383 28 documented.
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Aiken County Health Department
Aiken County
City of
Aiken
Ccc
Cee
State and International Health Board
Noth
Ellenton
Mitt Laboratory
Aiken City
Sereek
Per Capita Property Tax in Aiken County 1924
The 1924 per capita property tax in Aiken County was $2.81, ranking 83rd in the state. The county carried a lighter burden than 32 counties but higher than 13, with statewide average taxes and values shown in a table based on Comptroller General data. The state average per inhabitant tax and property values are discussed, noting broader comparisons across counties. The text also references a broader statewide revenue context and a specific local case in Cherokee Community.
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Aiken County
Yim
Aiken
Cavernar's
Aml Tecat
Carolina
ATA Uly
Perceapina
Tex Bainden
Har Servic C Church Societies of Volunteer Work
The Methodist and Presbyterian groups at Har Servic C Church joined in a service led by Mrs Leura Bock and Mrs HE To Teotl. The event aimed to boost welfare work across communities with plans for joint charity efforts and cross-church cooperation. James Carson of Aigenetit and Miss Agnes L Jones of town were married, and future plans include residence at Auge bine iove.
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Daar
Red Ross
Leura Bock
Wenerary Society
Baptist Organization
Dbyaiet
James Carson
Aigenetit
Agnes L. Jones
Gib
Martingie
Mehawn
Mes
Local College Quartet Performs Musical Concerts
A State College quartet with Cantu ceremony and The State College ranchere group prepares for a concert tour. The program includes marches pure melodies and choral pieces. Audience interest grows as performance plans for a large crowd materialize.
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State College Quartet
State Cealfisa
Ranchere
Spo
Soin
Pablo Casals to Play Here Tomorrow in Pro Arte Series
Editor of the Aiken Standard lauds Pablo Casals as the world’s leading cellist. Casals, famed for performances in New York Paris London Madrid, will perform in Aiken after Pro Arte. He plays Bach Brah Brah and Saint Saens with equal mastery and is a skilled pianist and former musical director of Barcelona’s Philharmonic. Mme Tina Lerner, called a divine pianist by God’s grace, joins Casals in a joint recital. Lerner, born in Odessa, Russia, showed exceptional musical gifts early and has been acclaimed by the New York Mail as a first rank artist. The piece mentions Lent and other stage events linked to the period.
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Aiken Standard
Aiken
Pablo Casals
Pro Arte
Casals
New York
Paris
London
Madrid
Traumerer
Saint Saens the
Swan
Mr. Casals
Philharmonic Orchestra
Barcelona
Spain
Samuel A. Tucker
Mme
Tina Lerner
Odeaun
Russia
Rudolph Helma
Ant Jas Heen Reapin Larels
The
New York Mail
Lnke
Obscure Report Hints At Local Public Notice And Obituary
Fragments mention a board and committee actions with potential public notices. An obituary note appears as “The Life of Chay” amid garbled text, suggesting a memorial item alongside administrative references. The readable bits imply local governance and a scheduled event in May or September, but details are unclear.
Subscriptions Boost for Dibble Library Fund
The article lists new donations totaling 14 028 dollars from multiple local contributors including Mr Witborn and Mr and Mrs C B Hutson. It notes additional gifts from Mrs Morgan and Mrs M S Potter among others, totaling 5 58 dollars. A liquor arrest is reported with two white men Wright and Bonds detained for transporting and possessing liquor. A three month old infant of Mr and Mrs Vernon Knoece of Vaucluse died, coroner and sheriff attributing death to natural causes following physician Turnbull's care. Ruth Paul and William B Morgan wed at Exdige field Baptist parsonage, with Dr McLean officiating. they will reside in Ellenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Knoece
Vaucluse
J. Tom ‘Tarver
Henry H. Howard
Wm. C.turnbull
Morgan-Paul
Baptist Parsonage
Ruth Paul
Exdigefield
William B. Morgan
Ellenton
McLean
Mrs. Morgan
Epps Delivers Two Addresses Before Move to York Church
Rev. Mr. Epps, secretary of the Stewardship Department of the Baptist State Convention, spoke twice at the Baptist church Sunday to large crowds. This was his final local appearance before becoming pastor of York Baptist Church on March 1.
Circle Plan Formed By Baptist Woman's Society
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist church adopts circle plan forming two circles divided by York Street. Circle No 1 includes members living above the street and Circle No 2 includes those below. On Tuesday, Circle No 1 met with Mrs Leon Motley and Circle No 2 with Mrs D W Gaston Jr.
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Woman’s Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
York Street
Circle NG
Leon Motley
D. We Gaston, Jr
Tall Cedare Initiates at Queen City Forest Meeting
At Tall Cedar degree initiation during the regilar Queen City Forest meeting J B Henderson led candidates in a notable ceremony. Visitors included District Representative ASML Rone of Itharhestan and other dignitaries amid talks on local topics. A Poultry Specialist from Winthrop College announced demonstrations on March 5 and 6 at Louch Island and other venues.
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Walktrynstitute
Neely
Winthrop Colege
Killin
Rlvessity
Fermar
Aiken County Physicians Organize Active Medical Society
A group of Aiken County doctors met at the Citizens Bank to reorganize the Aiken County Medical Society after a year of inactivity. Dr. Ben Wyman was elected president with Dr. S A Morrall as vice president and Dr. Hall Farmer as secretary and treasurer. Delegates to the Spartanburg State convention and plans for a county hospital and a women’s auxiliary were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of
Western Carolina
Aiken County
L. M. Crosson
Leenville
South Carolina Medical Association
E. A.ffines
Seneca
Dr . Green
Lgeburn
Distret
W. PB
Timmerman
Batesburg
State’ Association
Dra
R. Hy
Wilds
Hastings Wyman
Ben Fo Wyman
Hall
P. K. Nevill
Boyce
Breaker
Harry Wyman
H.H. Wyman
Se J. F. Wyman
G. All Farmer
Aiken
Boone
Langley
W. Webb
W. G. Brodie
Ben Wyman
S. A. Morrall
Hall Farmer
Acta. Walden
North Augusta
W. Bodie
Wagener
Hastes Wyman
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Grandtevile
Rhett Turnipserd
London Calese
Greenwoady
Aoearm Welrante
Graniteville
Julius Fleischmann, JR
EN Atkes
Ny Newberry
Harris Nals
Jasper Vaal Cheever
Chester
Vagrant Vea Vt Harrys Ne
Derhiner U We
McCursied
Bamber
Willian
Tae
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Volunth
Carson-Lones
Bind
Des Gia M
Agi Ride
Franklin Viardie
Egmte
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Bern Guy Dummate
Tomes
Javier
Iim
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Divigae
Mr. Tucker
Tishlo Casals
Thaddete
Pater and
SUN
Ousierviede HY Bik
Macro
Dibble Library
Vaips
Witborn
Willcox
C. B. ‘Hutson
Ae Morgan
M.S. Potter
Day Wright
Frank Bonds
Warrenville
Sbsre Ly
Yoo
Sugusta
Ohio
Bu ii
Citizens Bank
Mat
Johneon
Invervin
Zens’ Bank
L. Vale Amho
Wil Mony
ATREN
Cellet
Mane
Bani Loerie
Russtin Linnist
Leeestad
Atrion Petra R de
Bebra
Seissa
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