Local Marine Man Completes Training as Specialist
Corporal Clarence Bryant of Graniteville earns a diploma of proficiency after six months of practical and theoretical work at the Marine Corps Motor Transport School in Philadelphia. He is retained as an instructor and has served at several east coast stations with an excellent military record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Marine Corps
Clarence Bryant
Graniteville
Motor Transport
Bryant
Corporal Bryant
Homer C. Bryant
Port Au Prince
Haiti
Minister laments road profanity prove widespread
A minister notes how common foul language is among drivers, remarking that nearly everyone he encounters swears. He asks whether others hear profanity on the road and reflects on his discovery after getting a car.
Belvedere holds trustee election to fill Mathis term
An election will be held at the Belvedere voting place on Tuesday March 31 1931 to fill the expired term of Dr W H Mathis. Polls open 8 am to 4 pm. Prospective candidates must file pledges with the Superintendent of Education by noon Friday March 27 1931. The election is under the 1929 Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belvedere
S. C
W. H. Mathis
Superintendent of Education
Monetta
McCane Sawyer
Election set for Earle School District trustee seat
A special election will be held in Earle School District No 13 Aiken County on Tuesday March 31 1981 to elect a trustee for the expired term of Hiram C Cooke. Polls open 8 am to 4 pm. Candidate must file pledge by noon March 6 1931 with the Superintendent of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle
Aiken County
Hiram C. Cooke
Superintendent of Education
Voting Plan for Monetta to Fill Expired Term
In Monetta residents vote to fill the expired McCane Sawyer term. Polls open 8 a m to 4 p m. Eligible voters may enter on March 27, 1981. notice dated March 6, 1981.
Election to fill Sailor Board term at Langley and Bath
An election for a transtee to fill the Sailor Board expired term will be held at proper polling places in Langley D C and Bath S C on Tuesday March 31 1931. Polls open 8 a m to 4 p m. Candidates must file by Friday March 27 1081 noon. Election conducted under the 1929 act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langley
D. C
Bath
S.C
Sailor Board
Superintendent of Education
E. D. Smith
Aiken Realty Company Stockholders Meet in 1941 Notice
Aiken South Carolina March 1 1941 annual meeting of stockholders of Aiken Realty Company will be at the office of F A M Tabor Richland Avenue Aiken on Monday March 16 at 5 pm Attendees or proxies urged Mrs L E Hitchcock presiding official Thooas Hitchcock or F A Tabor to act as proxy E P Henderson secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Aiken Realty Company
F. ‘A. Mo Tabor
Richland Avenue
Aiken, S. C
Thooas Hitchcock
FA . Tabor
E. P. Henderson
Winter Cottage Owners List From Aiken Segments
A long list of winter cottage owners and their properties appears, including Beale, Mrs. William G.. Dolan, Clarence. Dixon Cottage. Hopelands. Grace House. Sunnyside. The Box Stall. Sunwicks. and many others across New York, Westbury, Rosemont, Polo Fields, and adjacent areas. The roster names numerous individuals, families, and cottages with varied locations and titles, indicating occupancy or expected occupancy in the winter season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
Battazzi
S. A. Warner
Westbury
L. J
Nandina
Polo Fields
Beale
William G
Rond Pointe
Boulton
William B
New York
Two Notch Farm
Galt
Mass
Clegg
Arthur B
Nausa
Crawford
Albert G
Wintercroft
Greenville St
Rse
John W
Rosemont
Everett L
Live Oak
Curtis
James F
Washington, D. C
Hayne Ave
Elkins
William
Philadelphia
Sunwicks
Chestnut Hill
Hassler
Robert
Indianapolis
Ind
Hastings
Thos
Horsehaven
Hitchcock
L. I
Mon Repos
Hofmann
Eustis
Iselin
C. Oliver
Glenhead
Hopelands
Keane
Jerome FE
Grosse Pointe
Mich
Pine Cottage
Kelley
Mrs. Johnston
Knox
Seymour H
Buffalo
N. Y
Whiskey Road
Lindsley
R. S
Montclair
N. J
Lunlworth
Polo Field
McCormick
Robert R
Chicago
Whitehall
McCoy
Milton
Big Horn
Wyoming
Mead
George H
Dayton
Ohio
Pillars
Morris
George Ford
Shrewsbury
Glendale
Monson
Smithtown
Hollyberry Farm
Ill
Parsons
Katherine de B
Seven Gables
Phelps
Sheffield
S. C
Rosehill
Post
Fred
Parker
Marianne
York Street
Rawls
Huston
Rutherford
Winthrop
Allamuchy
Ridgely Hall
Dogwood
Taylor
Chas. G
Portland
Black Stables
Whitney
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Joye
Wilshire
Joseph
Greenwich
Holley
Chisolm
Hugh d
Doubleday
Rhoda
Tanner
Walter B
Maryland
Schulhofer
John
Schenectady
Bushee
Austis
George
J. L. Hofmann
Fair
Howarth
Kingston
Ont
Fish
Hamilton W
Garrison-on-Hudson
Ottagre
Lancaster St
Hendrickson, E
Daytonia
Albea
Howe
Richard F
Archer Cottage
Howard
George R
Willcox
Howell H
Cincinnati
Rose Mary
R. Taylor
Holmes
Duncan A
BE. Croft
Hopkins
Samuel C
Langer
Harris
W. A
Baltimore
Bishop) Laflin
Louis
Lake Forest
Levare
S. K
David Clawsttage
Alice Cudahy
Reyuium
McLean
Mrs
Edward B
McKim
New Yrk
Macky Manning
John A
Massey
Gordon G
Wahington
D. C
Mellon
Charles Henry
Conver
Miller
Wyr
Sui Franklinots MM Importing Co
Winbrucklis
Oakles
Preton
Mre
Potter
Helen
Polly
Wren's Nest
Rin) Pyne
Grafton
Azalea Villa
Roman) Parsons
Schuyler
Norwood
Laird) Potter
Bo ON
Romanes & Patterson
May
Richards
Lloyd
Rye
N. Yo Wul
Irvin H Rowland
Edward J
Westby
Ly Te Butt
Salmon
Walter J
Bay Cottage
Marel
Smith
Marsden
A. Wise
J. Hopkins
Hood's Lane
Avie
Snelling
R. P
Boston
Pellew
York Road
Stonebridge
G. W
Magee
Stackpole
F. W
Tuxedo Park
Ray
Jane Abert
Washington
Evergreen
Robert Laird
Strate
Wilkins
Joan F
Lewis Mc Cleveland
Oi Wodenbruck
Lee
Sen
Ruary
Burgsalow
Yeork
Aeko Hofmann
Park
Mira
Acevell
New
Aiken Hosts Tourney Dog Show and Jumping Event Highlights
The past week in Aiken featured the Palmetto Golf Club spring tournament for the Dolan Cup, with Harold Hayes defeating E N Potter 3 and 2 in finals. The Byers Cup competition continued as Kennel Club events drew 100 dogs at Whitney race track stables and field trials on Miss Phelps farm. A sizable crowd witnessed Sunday’s jumping competition won by Calatrava ridden by Mrs. G I Redmond, with multiple blue red and yellow ribbons awarded to mounted participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
Palmetto Golf Club
Harold Hayes
E. N. Potter
Aiken Kennel Club
Whitney Race Track
Fermata School
Thomas Hitchcock
Paul Hamer
Atlanta
Andrew Sage
New York
Fitch Gilbert
Monson Morris
Claudix Phelps
Kennel Club
Ivanenko
Happy
War Cloud
George M. Eustis
Qo]cott
Quan
John Schiff
Bunch
Rita Dolan
A. J. Davis
Frances Goodwin
Betty Barrel
Sibyl Whigham
Peggy Moffet
Florence Haight
Regan McKinney
J. Averell Clark
George Hegbert
Pete”) Bostwick
Europe
Harry Worcester Smith
Crsmen
Candia
Avalle
Woolworth i
Fuori
H. Pinus
Josent
Cen
Eroust
White
Saint Omer
Woolworth
Horney Ponl
Wayrenton
Waruests
Mero
March
Bent
Garvan
Austin P
Gene Monte
Harrivon- Kyral
Warner Jystics
John
Kinney
York
Mr. Willan
Zeigler
Fragmentary Notice Hints at Local Event
A damaged OCR snippet mentions a local event tied to names and places, but key details are unreadable. The readable words suggest a public notice or community item with dates and involved individuals, awaiting full transcription for clarity.
Social Notes From Havre de Grace and Beyond
Havre de Grace hosts include Mr and Mrs J Story Smith and children visiting Mrs Smiths mother Mrs John W Converse. Mrs Eugene Moore of Greenwich Conn and Mr William Post Jr of Princeton University visit their relatives. Mr and Mrs W Young of New York stay with Mr and Mrs H B Tainter and Mr and Mrs Conrad Ruckelshaug. Mr and Mrs James Simpson Jr of Chicago newly married in Aiken January 5 return to spend time with family. Mr and Mrs Asa Hall of Boston are weekend guests at The Lodge en route from Florida with Rodman Paul Snelling in Boston remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene G. Grace
Robert E. McMath
Bethlehem
Marshall Russell
Sumner Gerard
New York
L. Av Shandy
Victor Podoski
Washington
Palmetto Inn
H. Frederick Schaefer
Mary Wesley
F. W. Chandler
Douglas Warner
Williamr Henry Harrison
James Corrigan
London
PD. Armstrong Taylor
San Francisco
E.G. Burkham
St. Louis
William H. Coburn
Chestnut Hills
Mass
F.H. Prince, Jr
Olga Hoppe
Kew Gardens
L. 1
J. B. Hopper
Ridgewood
N.J
Bernard Hopper
Detroit
Rls King
Dayton
Wiliam J. Fahy
Bridgehampton
H. P- Staats
Kent, Conn
H. N. Corwith
Highland Park Hotel
Rosamond Price
J.H. Hutchinson
West Newton
Walter M. LaRue
Merion
S. P. Strong
A. RB. Street
Southampton
J. J. Goodwin
Clinton
George O'Connor
Cheorge Dufield
T. BE. Conklin
Elizabeth Conklin
White Plains
N. Y
Walter Scott Andrews, Jr
T. May
Charles Lloyd
Philadelphia
HW. Wightman
A. L. Wood
Peterborough
Canada
Anne Thornton
Green
Henderon
Clifard M. Bych P
Garden City
George Starr
Lexing
Charles M Jone
Buen Arata
York
Tiette Washizio
Havre de Grace
J. Story Smith
Smith
John W. Converse
Eugene Moore
Greenwich
Conrad Ruckelshaug
Betty. Hassler
R. Hy. Hassler
James Simpson, Jr
Chicago
Aiken
Asa Hall
Boston
Florida
Rodman Paul Snelling
Nobility in a Budapest Tea Party 1913
Frederick Penfield, the American ambassador to Austria-Hungary, attended a Budapest tea hosted by Archduchess Maria Theresa. He questioned nobles about losing titles and wealth, and the archduchess said they would not complain, illustrating true nobility as they faced loss without bitterness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balkans
Central Europe
Frederick Penfield
Austria-Hungary
Budapest
Maria Theresa
Mr. Perfield
New York
Hungary
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KK. D. Smith
K. D. Smith
Wend
L. E. Hitchooer
Enliven Aiken Days
Alderman Duncan
IMS. Citic Award
Easterling Brothers
Broad St. Augusta, Ga
Baerbo
Tagae
Baird's
Bonds Insurance Geo. A
Durban
Mieikon
South Carolina Insurance
Feltson
Litoney
Merchant Tailor
Hayne Avenue
Vita Creme Milling Co, Inc
Agens
Purina
Harry Fer Maill