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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1930

Page

7

Holley Mays and Misy Holley Married at First Baptist Church

Mil dred Elinor Holley of Ai ken and Harry Earl Mays of Augusta wed Saturday afternoon in the parsonage of the First Baptist Church, Rev P J McLean performing the ceremony. The couple will live in Augusta. Elizabeth Hammond Bond, daughter of Mrs Benjamin Warren Fair, Beech Island, married Henry Nicholas Pregnall Bond at Beech Island last Saturday, with the ceremony Sunday morning at the First Baptist Church. The church urged full attendance at the quarterly communion, with Sunday school at 9:45 and evening services at 8:15, and welcomed all in a cordial note during the Independence Day season.

Mildred Tyler Sarasota de Hines George W.croft Jacksonville Fla South Carolina ‘Medical College Allen “ Moore Burlington N. C Iaa Paige Vermont Massachusetts E. H. Wyman Albertie Wyman Sullivan's Island Wyman Hugh Wyman George ‘Ay Durban Joe Hair Washington, D. C Walter Reed Hospital John Fabian Busch Spartanburg Saranac Lake N. Y J. F. Busch Gertrude, Vincent Clellanville H. H. Wyman A. R. Williams Emma Hard Asheville Ben Gardner Columbus Ohio Kathryan Rutland Batesburg G. H. Ballentine Herbert E. Gyles Will McGarter Bullivan Island J. H. Johnson North Auusta Marie Woodward Little Rock Ark Herman Warnike Helen Kimball Margaret Cannaday Charleston Frances Rholer Frances Holsonbake Lillian Kibler Nowhelery Henry E. Holley B. Orl Etheretge Hias Myrtle Beach Mere. Etherethe Soas Wizets Allendale Bessie Harper Dues New York Thomas Silcox Hardy Silcox St. Petersburg Wil Walter Thinent Julia Wilds R. Tf. Wilds Cape Cod Mass Elise Ras Jerry Coyne Lincnin Neb Lawrene Murden John Bissell M.S. Polter Temperet Waynesville N.C Lucille Hugin Batchet Columbia University Nell Moore Barnwitheen Misa Wharidse Jackson Fred Nagwely Nagueli Alt. Maurice John W. Asnhurst Augusta Plm Hinrgin Charleston County Mary Kenyon Woody Wilmington Kenyon Millard Niviadanas MyBio J. J. Lucas Fermata Serior Mamie Cleckley Wl OM. Hutte Kellah Cleckley Bessie Harper Rebecca Wise Harner’ Wise Fair Bond Benjamin Warren Fair Beech Island Elizabeth Hammond Henry Nicholas Pregnall Bond First Baptist Church

Denmark Leads in Wages and Farm Cooperation

Denmark pays Europe’s highest wages while joblessness is 30 percent lower than two years ago. Government land policy and strong farmer cooperation drive dairy exports to the United States. From 1690 to 1926, 12,549 new farms were started with state aid. about 95 percent of farms are farmer-owned and cooperative in buying and selling. 90 percent of dairy farms are profitable.

Denmark Europe United States

War time ship seizure payments to Germany announced

A government body reports 874.245 million in payments to Germany for wartime ship seizures. The United States will pay claims on Leviathan and other vessels, with interest set near three-fourths of seven percent in Paris. France is described as prosperous with low unemployment and wartime profits.

Germany Ware Chies Commission United States Paty Leviathan Twa Tig Chemin Paris Jowr Reenrard France Verus Neptune York Imme Cies Syracuse Romie WM Teen Trev Niobehan Mhaca Carta Pompey Auierien Oniputia New York Chatham North Chat Turham Chatham Centre Tate Bank Worthand Grego Gan Lee Maine Portland

Great Inventor Elmer A Sperry Dies at Age

Noted inventor Elmer A Sperry, pioneer of gyroscopes, parabolic electrics, cleetric devices, and many other innovations, died aged in his later years. The obituary notes his groundbreaking work and lasting impact on navigation and motion sensing technologies.

Elmer A Sperry

Redheads and the Scandinavian Blood Theory

A fragmented passage discusses redheads linked to Scandinavian ancestry and nerve energy. It reflects an old stereotype asserting red hair signals quick intelligence and high nervous energy, noting a mix of Scandinavian blood among some populations. The text is incomplete and lacks clear reporting.

Bern Manyand I

Gambling tale spans lottery luck and old world turns

The excerpt discusses two Dougherty brothers buying a Derby ticket for a dollar in Canada and winning a grand prize of 179000. It touches on wealth, risk, and fortunes in families like the Astors and Vanderbilts, and wanders through references to planets, place names, and colonial-era settlement lore, weaving a broad panorama of chance and heritage.

Dougherty Canada Daasu Kita Wet Mini New York Louisiana Atteing New Orleans Hugh Astors Othe Vanderbilts Wong

Percentage of Sale of S-51 and Salvation Army Years

The article notes the S-51 submarine sold for $4820 after costing $2,229,000, and reflects on wasteful spending versus charitable aid. It mentions the Salvation Army’s 50th anniversary in America with one of eight founders still living, and cites a Securities State Law department estimate of $29,000,008 in swindles detected this year.

United States Salvation Army America Emma- Westbrook Sheig Iréau Securities State Law Department York

Tiny photograph exhibit headshots spark count debate

In London a photograph exhibit displayed a headshot so tiny that 400 could fit on one head, sparking remarks that the number might double in Washington. The quip highlights the extreme scale in a playful comparison between two capitals.

London Somesmewn-cuss Washington

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