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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1925

Page

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Additional Concerts Planned for Season in March

Two more concerts are scheduled during this winter season in Aiken, March 18 and March 28, to benefit the Dibble Memorial Library fund. soprano Marguerite Ringo, engaged for civic opera in New York, will perform under the Aiken Library at the Aiken Theatre, with proceeds after expenses going to the library fund.

Pro Arte Josef Hofmann Dibble Memorial Library Fund Samuel A. Tucker A. G. Miles Aiken Marguerite Ringo Aiken Library Aiker Theatre Enoug Miss Ringo New Civic Opera City of New York Louise Ringo Meveland Cleveland Plain Dealer Margruerite Ringo Atlantic Pacific Cuba Havana la Pren Savire Moreverite Ch Yn Ani

Aiken Agricultural Club Discusses Timber Conservation

At the monthly meeting Henry H. Tryon state forester Clemson College spoke on Conservation of Forestry noting South Carolina has about twenty million acres with eight million unsuitable for profit from timber and urging public awareness. James Henry Rice attended as guest and plans another talk. Lewellyn Burckhalter Jr and John W Ashhurst Sr were elected members amidst a barbecue dinner.

Aiken Agricultural Club Henry H. Tryon Clemson College South Carolina South James Henry Rice Will

Dibble Memorial Library receives multiple donor contributions

The Dibble Memorial Library reports total contributions of 15 105 08 from last week's alifion with donors including S A Tucker Sue Mrs Taylor 10 00 Mrs Ramsey 15 00 Mrs Thos Hitchcock 100 00 Mrs Frank P Chambers 50 00 Mrs Leon 8 Holley 10 00 and additional support from the Aiken Student Club 06th.

Dibble Memorial Library S. A. Tucker Sue Taylor Ramsey Thos. Hitchcock Frank P. Chambers Leon Holley Aiken I O6th

Cleveland Forest Concert Band Announces Return Broadcast

Tall Cedars note huge public response to the September 29 1924 program by Cleveland Forest's Concert Band nearly all requests a return engagement. A second broadcast is set for Monday March 9 starting at 9 00 from Willard Storage Battery Company's Station WTAM on 390 meters with telegrams acknowledged by the announcer.

Tall Cedars Cleveland Forest Willard Storage Battery Company WTAM

Aiken School Day Set With Floats and Contests

Friday April 3 marks the 17th annual School Day in Aiken with a parade of school floats, spelling and declamation contests, and athletic events. Prizes total six cash awards, from 50 dollars to six dollars, with judges along the parade route and各 rules for entrants and lunches.

Aiken Seigler Court House

Casals and Lerner Thrill Aiken Audience in Joint Recital

Pablo Casals the world renowned cellist and Madame Tina Lerner the noted Russian pianist performed at the Aiken Theatre last Saturday before a large tourist crowd. Lerner opened with Mozart and Weber pieces, then Chopin selections followed by Casals who offered Beethoven Mozart variations and Saint Saens encores. Lerner concluded with Glinka Balakir and Liszt works while Casals closed with Saint Saens Serenade and Chanson Villageoise, drawing the audience to multiple encores. Edouard Gendron accompanied Lerner. The recital drew high praise for Casals’s interpretive depth and technical mastery.

Aiken Theatre Aiken Pablo Casals Tina Lerner Mozart Madame Lerner Sgamabati Weber Seror Casaly Breval Madame Lerners Chopin Beethoven L’aloutte Glinka-Balakireff Liszt Senor Casals Saint-Saens Pepper Edouard Gendron Josef Hofmann New Castle Tina Lernert Audeusta Chronicle

Local Social Notes Highlight Courtney Family Visit

Kitchings and Mr and Mrs Jim Courtney with children visited Mrs Sara Courtney in St Matthews last weekend. Lucy Kitchings of Laurinburg returned home after visiting relatives and planned a Ridge Springs visit. Christine Faust of Williston was home with her parents O R and Mrs Faust. The Ladies Missionary meeting met with Mrs Della Kitchings and adjourned to meet again March 22, 1925.

Della Kitchings

County Federation Women to Meet in North Augusta

The County Federation of Women's Clubs will hold its spring meeting in North Augusta on April 14. Mrs. James A. Jackson invites members to be entertained at her home. Matches of polo or round robins are scheduled at Whitney Field on Wednesdays and Saturdays at 3 30 p m.

County Federation County Federation of Women’s Clubs North Augusta James A. Jackson Whitney Field

Charleston hosts guests of Rice and Henry Rice

Mr. and Mrs. Adger of Charleston are guests of Mr. and Mrs Charles James Henry Rice of Wiggins. G. Taylor was a visitor to Aiken Tuesday.

Adger Charleston Charles James Henry Rice Wiggins G. Taylor Rye Patch Aiken

Rev MW Hitt Dies in Florida Confederate Veteran and Preacher

Rev MW Hitt born in Edgefield County ordained Baptist minister about 35 years ago. He moved to Florida a decade ago due to ill health and preached there. He served as Confederate veteran and state chaplain of the U C V in South Carolina. Survived by seven sons and one daughter, with residences listed in North Augusta Augusta Montmorenci Travelers Rest Dunedin Bamberg.

AL Witt Aiken County Kia Mr.Hitt Bdeefield Coat Sai Hitt Eugenia Mary Carter Florida Mr. Hitt South Carolina Ger B. H. Teague B. Y. Hitt North Augusta M. W. Hitt, Jr Augusta Daisy Cushman Montmorenci H. G. Hitt Travelers Rest Mike Mo Mont J.flite Dunedin Fla R. M. Hitt Bamberg

American Legion Banquet in Aiken Highlights Veteran Care

Aiken Post of the American Legion met at Hotel Aiken on Monday night for a banquet and heard L. Tabor of National Headquarters discuss work for wounded veterans and plans for caring for veterans orphans. Members absent missed a compelling talk and future articles will cover Legion plans.

Aiken Post Hotel Aiken L. DuTavor Tabor Leition American Legion

Langley High School Play Sets Benefit Evening

Langley High School students present a delightful comedy at the Athletic Hall tomorrow at 7:30 for the School Improvement Association. The event aims to raise funds for school improvements.

The Langley High School

Dr W W Leone to Address Kiwanis Group Next Week

Dr W W Leone of Clement Clleee will speak at next week's Kiwanis meeting for Farmers Day. Each member should bring a tiller of the soil. Special music will be performed by the Kiwanis orchestra.

Kiwanis Organization W. W. Leone Clement Clleee Kiwanis Orchestra

Redpath Chautauqua Comes to Aiken May 6 7

The Redpath Chautauqua will visit Aiken this year under the Chamber of Commerce. Organizers promise a splendid program and urge local support and attendance from residents who have followed the Chautauqua for years.

Redpath Chautauqua Aiken Ainen Redpath Hiyeas Chamber of Commerce

Senator Medill McCormick Dies in Washington

Reports from Washington state that United States Senator Medill McCormick died unexpectedly in the capital. The long time Illinois congressman and veteran politician was widely known in Aiken for his public service and suffrage advocacy, with tributes arriving from peers and constituents alike.

Medill McCormick& Was Werell Aiken Washington Wennesday United States Medill McCormick McCormik

Court of Common Pleas convenes in Eshers Vt 24

Aiken jurists begin a three week term starting March 23, with Judge Townserd presiding. The panel lists numerous jurors from area towns including Celtamima Bloomarindal Monetta Lut and Bath among others. The roster spans multiple regional communities and venues such as North Augusta Aiken and Warrenville.

Court of Common Aiken Celtamima Will A. Erie Creeila Store S. D. McLane Bloomarindal J.B. Corder Monetta C.K. Matte Levaranis J. DD Swarts Ottis J.C. Etheredees Kitelings H. A. Widener Banks Mall J. BE. Burnett Wardener John L. Lowe Langley Lee Vaughan Bath T . Miller Brenton Jordan Creed HL. Plankett Lansky North Arista J. 1 Marler TV Neae Ayersaday Bova Tratha W. Go Rhoden Warrenville Jd Ds Migeane North Auchiseta Mcintosh Clearwatr Kore Mente North Admisia M. Cato

Land sales and local notices in Aiken district

Aiken salesday featured land auctions, including four tracts totaling 241 acres in McKie v McKie and a Columbia road site with a building leased by Stiefel v Callaway selling for 501 dollars. Bates v Bates sold 200 acres near Travia Bridge to Mrs Myrtis Bates Ward for 725 dollars. Greenwood insurer A F Dutz and Henry S Johnson were in town.

Morday E. S. Croft McKie Roverane Stiefel Bates Va. Bates Travia Bridge Myrtis Bates Ward

Women Demand Compulsory School Attendance Law in SC

South Carolina women from multiple groups urged the House Ways and Means and Education committees to revive and pass a compulsory attendance bill with teeth. They cited adult testimonies of schooling denied in youth and pressed for action this legislative session.

State Senate General Assembly South Carolina Ways and Means Committee Committee On Education of the House House of Representatives Reith Carrell J. Nance Nance B. L. Parkinson Applied Inventiion Federal Reverd & Gmoner

Langley Farmer’s Barn Burns in Early Monday Fire

J R Parker of Langley loses barn and contents in a blaze. The fire destroys feed and an automobile, farm implements, and a horse with severe burns. four mules also injured. The owner had no insurance.

Parker Langley Falls

Fragmented OCR Note on Red Cross Donations and MRI Payment

Incoherent OCR text discusses sending money to the Detroit Red Cross, mentions forced labor phrases, and references a rare MRI receipt with a code. Contains garbled names and broken sentences, offering incomplete details about donations and a hospital payment.

Health Workers Hold Quarterly Meeting in Aiken

Health officers from the state met in Aiken for a quarterly conference to discuss local health problems. Dr Ben Wyman welcomed attendees. Dr James A Hayne reported progress of state health work and the Board’s growth. A luncheon at the Aiken Hotel followed with a polo tie for visitors.

Vancus Parte Aiken Bank of Western Carolina Ben Wyman Aiken County Medical Society Wyman Frank P. Henderson Chamber of Commerce Kiwamis Club James A Hayne State Board of Health Hayne South Carolina Rose Herbert Aiken County White Pond Aiken Hotel Kiwanis Chi James_A. Hayne L. A. Riser L. M. Fisher Ada Taylor Graham Jeanette Hays Nidhe Colential Kratherre Malone Columiat Carrot J. Clements Retieid Mildred Horman Winnshera Bert Anderson Walter M Sadie B. Kendall Darling Ebeth. Woodson Greenwood Corinne L. Fraenham Fiaffneyv Olive J. Harbin Mies Osu Betting Mitherl Harr Mies Aeenes Catphell Mies Aurela O'Farrell Mothel D. Broom Mary Olive Simmons Augusta S. Rose Herbert Laura Bock

Civic League Monthly Meeting at Methediss Church

The Civic League invites members to the monthly meeting this afternoon at Bark Wretenscottine Service in the Rest Room. St John Moethed'at church will host a Sunday morning children’s sermon and parents are especially invited.

Civic League Mit Oye Learne Eto Obes Bark Wretenscottine Methediss Churchiheeater Beyon John Moethed Caryige

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