Aiken County Hospital annual report summary 1927 28
Trustees present a detailed annual report on Aiken County Hospital for the year ending June 7 1928. Charity care accounted for 42 percent of work while total operations stayed within county appropriation. Highlights include Duke Endowment grant 917 dollars X ray equipment donated, and donations totaling 300 100 and 2559 24 dollars.
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MT Ae
Aiken County Hospital
Segoe Aiken
Aplendickers
Duke
Aiken Hospital and Relief Society
Aiken
Nuke
Chainggne
R. L. Gunter
R.G. Tarrant
Geo. H. Leitler
J. R. Howell
M.D
Prohibition Violations Top County Crime Figures
Aiken County public accountant J L McCarter reports to the grand jury on the cost of holding court and crime statistics for the past year. Prohibition violations were the most common offense, with fourteen murder cases docketed and under review in county offices and banks audited for expense.
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J. L. McCarter
Aiken County Igrand
937 to Sohe 30 1998 Courts in session in Aiken for 31 days
Courts met in Aiken for 31 days during 1998 with detailed itemized costs. Grand jurors were paid 7040 dollars, petit jurors 726, witnesses 1006, and constable/jury expenses 40.50. One hundred forty four indictments were handed to the grand jury. 712 no bills formed. Major offenses included prohibition violations, 12, with 51 convictions and 15 nolle pros. housebreaking and larceny, 30 with 2 convictions. fourteen murder cases, five convictions. assault and battery 14 with 2 convictions. numerous other charges with varying outcomes. Sixty cases carried to the fall term of 1928, including violations of prohibition, bastardy, murder, and larceny related counts.
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Aiken
Nolle
Magis
Aiken Leads South Carolina in Building Permits
The report notes Aiken, South Carolina, issued substantial building permits in Jane month, totaling $195,930, contributing to a large annual construction expenditure. It highlights that permits indicate minimum construction outlays and suggests overall activity exceeds sums cited, with ongoing projects and growing value through the year.
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Aiken
South Carolina
Yenpuakion
Jane
Baptist Young People 4O Mill Brook Meeting Report
A meeting of the Aiken WM YW organization will be held with Millbrook Church on Wednesday July 1 at 1 oclock. The program includes hymns prayers readings minutes reports and various assignments with several named participants. The afternoon session lists further program items and adjournment plan.
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Mill Brook
the Aiken WM
Millbrook
Jesus
Jamper
Summeral
Rebe
Woard
Negro Woman Ends Life In Personal Crisis On Union Street
A about twenty six year old Negro woman shot and killed herself at her Union Street home last Sunday afternoon. Her mother and two others heard a pistol shot, found her dead with a revolver nearby and a note reading Life is miserable no need living Please burn my body up Never found anything in life but worry God saves all Mary. Coroner Tarver declined an inquest as indications pointed to self-inflicted death.
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Mars
Rusbon
Union Street
Stix
Mary
Tom Tarver
How Aitken Winter Residents Feel About Saving the Parks
A letter to the Aiken Standard urges preservation of parks in Richland Avenue and nearby streets. It cites concerns from Mr Isstin and others about destroying the city’s charm and water supply, warning of impacted trees and public spaces if development proceeds. The note references local leaders and citizens voicing protection for the Ravine and Ravine area and asks the mayor and council to consider park conservation.
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Aitken
Duncan
Aiken
Aiker
Resgutediagg
Richland Avene
Coty
Isstin
Vis & Af
Aiken Development Draws Savannah Attention and Debate
An analysis of Aiken's growth shows rapid expansion across Savannah with Augusta watching closely. The piece notes substantial business activity, improving roads, new construction, and rising population claims, while urging caution over inflated expectations and regional competition.
Edward Croft UD C Chapter Meeting Set for Monday
A business meeting of the Edward Croft Chapter of the UD C will be held Monday afternoon at 4:40 at Miss Mari Brice's home. Theodore Surasky has recovered from a visit to his sister Mrs. Irving Steinberg in Charleston.
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D.C
Edward Croft
The
UD. C
Mari
Brice
Theodore Surasky
Irving Steinberg
Charleston
Saluda Murder Trial Ends In Manslaughter Verdict
Jury in Saluda finds John Henry Baker guilty of manslaughter in the death of Miss Sardal Clark at Ridge Spring after deliberating about three hours. Judge DeVore sentences Baker to 20 years in the state penitentiary. no appeal anticipated. Baker had followed Clark to Ridge Spring where the couple had been engaged.
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Saluda
John Henry Baker
Aiken County
Sardaclark
Ridge
Spring
Marey
J. W. DeVore
State Penitentiarys
Supreme Court
Baker
John
Henry Baker
Miss Clark
Salley
Ridge Spring
Clark
Jones
Beter
Avourrid
Haker
Unclear OCR Line Recap of City Transport Event
Fragmented text appears to discuss a transport incident or service disruption near Ellenton and a connection to railroads. Mentions people, dates, and places in garbled form, with references to workers, tension, and possible service stoppage.
Losses and Legacy Marked in Colima Planter Tribute
A oblique notice records the death of a Colima planter and estate owner, not a Dyrlington native. Funeral services were held Friday at Prestacernin Chapel in Ob. Pallbearers included Mir and Wold with local acquaintances acting as pallbearers, and the community awaits further memorial events.
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Iech Deere
Colima
Dyrlington
Goes Out of Business. Public Sale Notices Mayhem
Fragmentary OCR notes report a business closing with mention of a May sale and assets to be offered publicly. The text references a praetor or authority and a May date but details are unclear and names are obscured.
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