Rural routes and school laws in South Carolina campaign remarks
Senator Williams discusses rural route appropriations and plans to push federal aid for roads, the seven months term and teacher salary laws, and praise from the State Teachers Association. He notes the need to restore half of 1888 flood aid, citing past statements by Mr Hare.
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Wade
Behens
Wiliams
South Carolina
T San
Ty State Teachers Association
Williams
Barnwell
Senate bill sparks debate over 1928 flood damage aid
A Florida senator introduced a measure regarding 1928 flood damage that Seiwih Kisimw held up in the Senate chamber. The bill faced House opposition, with the senator arguing it showed weakness in the state’s response and urging action amid the flood aftermath.
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Seiwih Kisimw
Senate
Florida
House
Samuel H Koon Buried Monday In Aiken
Samuel H. Koon prominent farmer and citizen died at his residence in Aiken following several months illness He lived 58 years with 23 in Aiken after moving from Columbia He was born near Columbia and was son of the late Frank A Koon He was Trinity member of Pisgah then St John’s Methodist Church Aiken served as cashier of First National Bank Gaston Bank and Trust Co He married Jessie Gaston in 1905 and lived in Columbia before moving to Aiken Funeral at St John’s Methodist Church with interment in Bethany Cemetery Pallbearers listed Survived by wife Jessie Gaston Koon son Samuel Davie Koon two sisters and five brothers County scholarship examinations were held in the courthouse for SC and Citadel scholarships with local contestants named
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Samuel H. Koon
Tate
Aiken
Columbia
Mir Koon
Koon
Lste
Frank
A. Koon
Pisgah Methodist Church
St. John’s Methodist Church
Aiken Ho
Carly
Richland County
University of South Carolina
Wofford Sales Show
Jessie Caxton
Col
Davi W. Gaston
Halle
Rashier
First National Bank
Gaston Bank and Trust Co
Aterie Ae
Commie Tee
My Kon
St. John Methodist Church of
J. G. Huggin
P. J. McLean
First Baptist Church
Bethany Cemetery
H.C. Hahn
Tih
Een Courtney
Wd. Woodward
Weeks
Pla. Glover
Fabian Shale Honorars
TL G. Carpenter
Dubneon
W. O P. Dunbar
D. Ro Geonre
0. N. Courtney
Hie
Jessie Guston Keon
Samuel Davie Koon
Stephen Lever
Mary Room
Sidney
William
Robert Koon
Hospital grounds and driveways discussed at meeting
R L Gunter treasurer reported balance on deposit while the hospital boards consider improvements to driveways. Mrs Leon Holley noted a joint meeting about fundraising for hospital improvements and a committee was appointed to pursue the matter awaiting a Rosenwald Foundation reply. Donation day was urged.
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R. L. Gunter
Tressurer
Balancince
R i
Watson
James Rufus Salley Dies After Illness in Salley
James Rufus Salley a longtime Salley resident died at his home Friday night July 11 after a lengthy illness. Born August 14, 1860 he was active in Salley Baptist Church. Funeral held at Salley Baptist Church with Rev. Jones officiating. interment in Salley cemetery. Survived by wife Mrs Jujia White Salley three sisters three brothers three daughters and three sons.
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James Rufus Salley
Salley
Mr. Salley
Old
Johnstown
Salley Baptist Church
Tony
Atlanta, Ga
C. T. Salley
Seattle, Washington
Grady Salley
Sins Out on Bond in Copper-Wine Kinga Case
The defendant, linked to the copper-wine matter in Kinga, is released on bond set at 3500 dollars. Authorities continue investigation as legal proceedings proceed.
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Sins
Mildred McCreary to Perform Organ Recital Sunday
Miss Mildred McCreary a Sweet Briar College student in Virginia will appear in an organ recital during the morning service at St Thaddere Bel. The program includes Prelude Pastoral by Paul Wachsi Offertory Allegro Malte from Zemlinsky and Praumerce by Behvitwann. Numerous attendees are expected.
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Mildred McCreary
Sweet—Briar College
Virginia
St. Thaddere Bellowing
Pail - Wachsi
Froni
Mendelsaohp
Jude
Behvitwann
Cea
Negro Found Dead In Wagener Home
Lawrence Moseley a negro who lived near Wagener was found dead in bed yesterday morning with indications that he had been dead for several days. There was no evidence of foul play. Columbia has been chosen as the convention city for 1931 by the executive committee of the South Carolina Teachers association, announced this week by H O Straetker of Charleston president of the association.
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Lawrence Moseley
Wagener
Indicationa
Rere
Columbia
South Carolina Teachers’ Association
H. O. Strahecker
Charleston
the &Ssociation
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