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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1987

Page

28

Aiken’s Rise as Spa and Polo Hub of the South

Aiken grew into a premier winter retreat attracting wealthy visitors to vast estates and polo ponies. Historic hotels like Park Avenue and Highland Park welcomed guests, while early banks and the first brick buildings shaped the town. The 19th and early 20th centuries saw trolley lines, telephone service pioneers, and a growing school system centered on the Aiken Institute.

Aiken United States Park Avenue Bishop’s Store Park Avenue Hotel Highland Park Highland Park Hotel Willcox Henderson Palmetto Federal Bank of Aiken Peoples Bank of Aiken Bank of Western Carolina Lyceum Thomas Dry Cleaning Co Augusta Charleston Madame Bonnetheau Coker Spring Fermata Crosland Lapheat Glover Dwight Aiken Institute Henderson Annex

Aiken Shopkeeper Barsh Ends Career After 75

The Barsh Electric owner Mr Barsh retires closing a tidy shop at 516 Highland Park Drive after nearly 75 years in business. He and Mrs Barsh live nearby with a daughter and son in Aiken and family ties including Mrs J K Lepp and Joseph B Barsh Jr. The piece notes his History of Aiken reprinted after 56 years and hints at Miss Teague’s influence.

Barsh Electric Highland Park Drive Aiken J. K Carol) Lepp Wade and Co Joseph B. Barsh Jr

Test Drive teaches negotiation in a new board game

Nashville car salesman Anthony Taylor created Test Drive to teach negotiation by simulating car purchases. The $35 game starts players with equal money and the winner builds a dealership. cooperation helps, and dealers have resisted the concept.

Anthony Taylor Taylor Nashville Knight-Ridder

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