Evolution of Nations and the enduring Stars and Stripes
The article notes that since 1777 most major powers have radically changed governments and flags. Only a few old banners remain older than the United States flag, with Denmark and Switzerland among the oldest. It argues the United States flag, the Stars and Stripes, has endured as a symbol since the nation’s founding.
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Continental_-Congress
Ireland
Patrick
France
Louis XV
Italy
Spain
Germany
Austria
China
Turkey
Mohammed
Denmark
Switzerland
Pete Bostwick Chosen on International Polo Squad
George H. Pete Bostwick has been added to the candidates for the American international polo team. The squad prepares to defend the Westchester Cup against a British challenge this summer. Bostwick, age twenty, with a four goal rating, was a standout player in recent local matches in Aiken.
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Aiken
George H
Pete”) Bostwick
Bostwick
Ti Hitchcock
Rendall of Aiken Seeks Pardon Amid Support
Andrew P Rendall, serving a year in the state penitentiary for burglary and larceny, petitions for a pardon. He claims PAPRAL condition and is backed by many prominent county figures who will urge the petition.
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Andrew P. Rendall
Aiken County
Ditch Flood Ends A Cranberry Meadow Pioneer’s Life Work
A letter describes a neighbor named Hamed Daniel Roy who flooded a cranberry meadow from a distant ditch. The water ruined the land, and the meadow was abandoned after the owner died. The writer recalls a chair, a ditch, and a lost life’s work, lamenting changing times and fading craftsmanship.
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Hamed
Daniel “Roy
Alka
Allen
Laneh
Moe
New York
Monuments Endure Through People Not Buildings
A clergyman recalls a visiting city parish and remarks that modern architecture cannot endure. He notes three New York monuments by a famed designer were torn down. He reflects that, though churches and houses vanish, the lasting monuments are the lives touched by Roe, the architect, and the preacher who served their communities.
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Sandy
Mrs Viola Dyches Dies After Long Ill Health
Mrs Viola Brosh Dyches 36 dies at Park Avenue residence after long illness. Funeral held at Mary Help Catholic Church with interment in Bethany cemetery. Survived by husband Dr Henry Perry Dyches and four children Helen Eugenia Henry Perry Jr Decia Corinne. father Joseph Brash of Mt Carmel Pa. sisters Mrs Lincoln Paul and Mrs Fhomar Carr. half sister Miss Mary Brosh. brothers Michael, Anthony, and Jack Brosh.
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Viola. Brosh Dyches
Park Avenue
Mary Help Catholic Church
Bethany Cemetery
Ashland
Fhomar-Carr-of
Funeral for William F. Green at White Pond
William F. Green dies at his daughter’s home in White Pond at sixty. Funeral services were held Thursday at Green Pond Baptist Church with Rev. Ben B. Foreman officiating. Interment followed in the churchyard. He leaves a large family including wife Minnie and daughters in Augusta Aiken Tampa and White Pond and four sons plus three sisters and three brothers and twenty-one grandchildren.
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William F. Green
J. G. Beck
White Pond
Green Pond
Ben B. M. Foreman
Mr. Green
Aiken County
Minnie Green
Herl
Belvedere Farmer Terrance L Harley Dies at 61
Terrance L Harley a prominent Belvedere farmer and Barnwell County native died Monday at his home after a brief illness. He was a great grandson of Colonel Tarleton and survived by his wife Fanie, two sons Shaw and Terrance B Harley, a sister Mrs WA Woulis of Wiliston, and five grandchildren. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Sweetwater Baptist Church with Rev J P Sheffield officiating. Interment followed in the churchyard.
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Belvedere
Harley
Barnwell County
Tarleton
Fanie Shaw Harley
Shaw Harley
Agusta
Terrance B. Harley
Atlanta
Gatlin
WA. Woulis
Wiliston
Sweetwater Baptist Church
J. P. Sheffield
North Augusta
Cherchyard
Allen 18 Elected Vice President of Secretaries
Ernest L. Allen, secretary of the chamber of commerce, was elected vice president of the South Carolina Commercial Secretaries Association at the annual convention held last week in Clinton. He stated that the association, while small, has true boosters for the community and will promote growth through their presence.
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Ernest L.allen
Chamber of Commerce
South Carolina Commercial Secretaries Association
Clinton
Aiken
Allen
Woman's Missionary Society Meets at Baptist Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church held its monthly meeting Tuesday afternoon at the church.
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The
Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Butler B. Hare Declares Re Election Candidacy
Butler B. Hare announces his candidacy for re election to Congress from South Carolina 2nd District pledging to abide by Democratic primary rules and party guidelines.
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Congress
South
Butler B. Hare
Claude M Aman Pledges to Accept Democratic Primary Results
Claude M Aman of Beaufort announces his pledge to abide by the results of the Democratic primary for the Second Congressional District of South Carolina as a candidate for Congress.
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Congress
South Carolina
Democrat Candidate Announces Bid in Aiken County Primary
The candidate declares candidacy in the Democratic Primary for the House of Representatives from Aiken County. He pledges to uphold the constitution and party rules and to support party nominees. The filing is attributed to ff. L. CUnele Dick MARTIN.
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House OF Representatives
Aiken County
Democratic Party
Ff. L. Cunele
Dick" Martin
Candidate for magistrate District No 1 in Aiken County
Norman El Cullum announces candidacy for magistrate in District No 1 Aiken County as a Democratic Primary hopeful. He pledges to uphold the Constitution and Democratic Party rules and to support party nominees. He states intent to contest the Democratic Primary and abide by party nominating process.
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Aiken County
Democratic Party
Norman EL Cullum
Notices on filing county claims by the 25th
A county notice warns that claims against the county must be filed with the Clerk by the 25th of each month to assure payment on the first Monday after. Clerk Q R Cofer emphasizes strict future adherence and urges claimants not to blame the county officials if late.
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Tme
Q. R. Cofer
Notice of School Bond Election in Silverton District
Notice is given of a June 16 1930 election in Silverton School District No 16 to decide the issuance of school bonds for Ellenton School District not to exceed 8000 dollars. Polls open at 8 00 a m close at 4 00 p m at Hayes Filling Station Ellenton SC. Qualified electors may vote. Chairman M F Bush Secretary and Treasurer.
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Silverton
Hayes
Ellenton
8.C
Notice of Special Term of Aiken Court of General Sessions
Notice announces a special term of the Court of General Sessions for Aiken County South Carolina to begin June 16 1980, on a Monday, for one week periods. It directs interested parties witnesses jurors and defendants to appear at the start and to comply with court orders. Official signature and seal dated June 10 1900 by Clerk Thomas T Cushman.
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T. PL. Cothran
Supreme Court
South Carolina
Court of General Sessions
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