Many Visitors Pass Through Aiken Area Weekly
Aiken hosts a wide array of visitors and residents traveling from Sumter Bamberg and Fulton to Charleston, Columbia, and Atlantic resorts. Townspeople and guests mingle at Sullivan’s Island Beaufort and the North Carolina mountains while local business and family ties weave through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pearl Garvin
Sumter
Lucille Rakestraw
Lucille Howard
Aiken
LaGrange
John D. Sanders
Aiken Electric and Construction Company
Park Avenue
Elmer Garvin
W. S. Calhoun
Decatur
Sadie Poliakoff
Bamberg
Elmore S. Henderson
Wallace McNair
Cedar Mountain
N. C
David Inglis
D. L. Kennedy
Statesboro
Paul L. Nevill
Haywood Nevill
Wymani Woodward, Jr
R. H. Wood Ward
Hephzibah
Kate Logan
Sullivan’s Island
Frances Logan
R. W. McCreary
Seashore Hotel
Beaufort
Audrey
Charles A. Moseley
Aiken Hospital
C. A. Humphrey
Atlanta
H. Pressley Johnson
Graham Miles
New York City
MacDonald
David Mittle
Tampa
Fla
H. L. Polter
Roy Chapman
Fitzgerald, Ga
W. B. Chapman
Lucille Smith
Trenton
P. D. Willis
Landrum
B. Marsh
Sally
Wm. M. Eubanks
George N. Collier
Plum Branch
Edward J. Barry
John Barry
Jacksonville
Jellicoe
Augusta
C. B. Anderson
Charleston
New York
Laura Beck
John W. Ashhurst
North Carolina
George Levkoff
Columbia
B. M. Surasky
Frances Bryant
Walter A. Clifford
Marie Farrell
Blackville
George A. Milner
W. John Moseley
James, C. Moseley
Leff
Myrtle Beach
James C
Moseley
Washington, D.C
Albert T. Maurice
Ethiene Rhoden
Blacksburg
Floride Jackson
Barnwell
Lallah Wyman Teft
Payton
Ohio
H. W. Baker
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence River
Canada
A. A. Brown
James Wyman
E. H. Wyman
Sullivan's Island
C. W. Busch
C. B. Hutson
Robt. Laird
Sullivans Island
B. F. Holley
L. R. Holley
Hendersonville
Herman Hahn
Milton Tyler
Sarasota
E. B. Tyler
Johnston
W. W. Coleman
Lina Cavalieri courts Mussolini as Muratore seeks Paris divorce
In Paris Lina Cavalieri pursues Mussolini while her husband Lucien Muratore prepares a divorce suit. Muratore says Lina adores the Italian leader, left him for Rome, and remains devoted as Muratore plans to return to opera awaiting Rome’s action. Paris awaits trial details and rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lina Cavalieri
Lucien Muratore
Muratore
Paris
Rome
Mussolini
Lina
Duce
Italy
Lucien
Mme
Marceline Rouvier
Paris Opera
Montmartre
Lucenn
Marceline
Engagement announced for Miss Anna Hall and Wilson Prothro
Announcement reports the engagement of Miss Anna Lebby Hall of Aiken to Wilson Prothro with a November 23 wedding planned. Both families are prominent in Aiken society. a shower for the couple was hosted by Misses Eulalie Salley and Mildred McCreary at the Outing Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Lebby Hall
Huger T. Hall
Aiken
Wilson Prothro
Miss Hall
Sweet Briar College
Sweet Briar
Prothro
J. D. Protho
Eulalie Salley
Mildred McCreary
Local arrests cited for intoxication and theft.
Samuel Kitchens and Norris Johnson, both colored, were arrested Sunday by Officer James Booth for operating an automobile under the influence. Sylvia Whitaker, colored, was arrested Saturday night by Chief Kibigi and Officer Booth for unlawfully storing liquor, with about a gallon found at her home near Aiken. Jack Johnson, colored, confronted Will Hardwell at the Rail Road Restaurant on Union street, attempting to collect a $4 debt by force. Chief Kibler and Officer Sullivan jailed him for disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Thorpe
John Lupo
Mildred Schroder
Columbia
F. E. Cortez
W. B. Turner
Richland Avenue
J. H. Welborn
Aiken
John Pierce
Augusta
Samuel Augustus Kitchens
Norris Johnson
James Booth
Sylvia Whitaker
J. M. Kibigi
Sylvia
Jack Johnson
Will Hardwel
Rail Road
Union Street
Will
Kibler
Sullivan
Jack
Local Construction and Crime News From Aiken County
J A Holley of Augusta is building a $20 000 bungalow a line of thirty stable stalls a greenhouse and double garage for William Boulton at a tract near the winter visitor. Aiken county sees arrests for prohibited liquor theft and a knife assault in Wagener with a physician’s wife stitching the wound. A Maharajah of Ratlam visiting polo circles may tour Aiken after Meadowbrook matches with a thirty man retinue and English speaking staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Holley
Holley
Anthony Lanza
Levick
New York
Aiken
Ratlam
India
Meadowbrook
Mr. Lanza
Maharapah
Rye
N.Y
Sir John Singh
The Guest Room Sermon at First Baptist Church
Sunday morning at the First Baptist Church Dr Po J McLean speaks on The Guest Room. Sunday school at 9 45 a m B Y P U s at LIS pom evening worship at 8 15 p m popular one hour service your favorite hymns poem selections In Memoriam sermon The burden bearing God. Wednesday night at 8 45 mid week service. A cordial invitation to all who do not worship elsewhere to make this their church home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Po J. McLean
Lis Pom
Despondent man from Madison in hospital after overdose
John B. Chavous of Madison near Graniteville reportedly attempted suicide by bichloride of mercury Sunday. Emergency personnel and Augusta University Hospital treated him, pumping the poison from his system and releasing him home. Unofficial Washington reports indicate Admiral Newton A. McCully of Anderson may soon be named commandant at Charleston navy yard, succeeding Captain Traut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Chavous
Madison
Graniteville
Augusta
University Hospital
Chavous
Orber
Fdta
Washington
Newton A. McCully
Anderson
Charleston Navy Yard
Traut
Germany’s rapid rise as an industrial trading power
The report notes Germany’s postwar recovery from a shattered fleet to 2,379 ships totaling about 3.35 million tons, with Hamburg and Bremen booming ports. Unemployment dropped from 2,000,000 to 700,000, and despite the Dawes plan indemnities Germany grows as an economic force, exceeding prewar momentum and loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Hamburg
Bremen
Wilson
England
France
Italy
Russia
Missionaries at War Divides Christians in China
A new conflict erupts among American missionaries in China as 5000 return home and 1500 remain in Shanghai, with 1000 moved to Japan and Korea. Fundamentalist and modernist tensions threaten missionary progress and create distrust among Chinese Christian converts, jeopardizing schools and hospitals essential to building society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Shanghai
Japan
Korea
Also Mentioned on This Page
Waddie Thompson Mattison
J. Fabian Busch
J. H. Clark
Cope
Henry Shirt Co
Marie and
Lena Rhoad
John E. Shuler
W. T. Bunch
Robert
Ers
Edward Hafers
Camp McClellan
Alabama
Mason Buford
Newberry
Price. E. Harrison
Aera
Mary Percival
H. H. Wyman, Sr
Sewanee
Tenn
W. A. Holman
J. C. Baker
Annie Baker
Ruth Welborn
Hartsville
W. W. Holley, Jr
A. W. Oakley
Lewis Bradwell
Miss Bradwell
McCreary
W. W. Williams
Bessie Owens
Winthrop College
William Pardue
H. J. Ray
H. C. Hahn
Alma Hahn
Roberta Neehan
Mary Williams
Annie Klatte
South Hampton
N. Y
G. A. Lucas
Tybee Island
C. J. Hill
Fannie Powell
Winnifred Powell
Hattie Carmen
Florence Hill
Florence Schroder
Miss Schroder
Hitt
Harriette
Hannah Atkinson
Beech Island
William H. Pardue
J. Theron Woodward
R. D. Clowe
M. E. Cleckley
Mamie Cleckley
Norfolk
Scranton
Harry Holley
Miami
P. L. Bouknight
Lexington
Benjamin Polier
M. S. Polter
Claude E. Sawyer
Henry A. Clark
Alma Cullum
Ridge Spring
Cullum
Col. Sawyer
Dorothy Brown
Ernest Brown
Lois Albenisius
Ernest L. Allen
Grady Yonce
Raleigh
P. J. McLean, Jr
George H. Edwards
Dalington
McLean
Ashville
A. F. Dufft
Maxine Dufft
Louise Carswell
Tybeee Beach
Nancy Booth
Anne Morgan
Patty Vincent
Hastings Wyman, Sr
Ben F. Wyman
Margaret Shuler
J. T. Shuler
Lou Sikes
Atlanta, Ga
Ira Coward
Marianna Ford
C. Albert Hill
Marian Pellew
Bedford Hills
Westchester County
Nana Clark
Tallahasse
Florida
Mr. May
L. W. Boykin
Cavalieri
Benito Mussolini
Stern
Hall-Prothro
Parnell-Jackson
Otis Jackson
Ruby Parnell
McBean
Louis Jackson
Clearwater
Thomas Walker
South Carolina
The
Omaha, World-Herald
Tillman Johnson
Charles Hee
Johnson
Lee
Meares
Bla
Joe Adams
Henry Adams
H. P. Moseley
Roseland
Henry Martin
Wagener
Burdashaw Miller
Martin
Miller
M. L. Brogdon
Aries
Estray
My Place
Cherze
Otis L. Burnet
Herbert E. Gyles
Tubman School
Richmond Academy
George W. Hardwick
Sir Lamar Bug
Court House
W. Hardwick
Lamar Bldg
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