Horse Show Reigns At Hitchcock Woods Competition
The Aiken Horse Show opened Wednesday with jumping classes and polo pony contests drawing about 1,500 spectators. Red-Pakes-Bine-Ribbon winner Red Amber ridden by Count Ivanenko led in the jumping event, with Lincoln ridden by Miss Regan second and Spearlight owned by Temple Gwathiney third. Polo pony judging awarded Jimmy Breeze owned by Fred H. Post champion, with Tetratony and After Flow earning reserve and third places respectively. The event featured riders such as Cornelius Vanderbilt and many social figures, with ongoing finals and exhibitions continuing.
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Aiken
Eopepinice Ternoon Nadeatie
Artay
Dumetri-Tvanenko
Count Na Tolstoy
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Whitney
Lincoln
Louise Hunt
Janet White
Nancy Lee Byers
Lila Webb
Frank Hitchcock
Marry Worcester Smith
Ernest A. Thompson
Capt
Ivanenko
Crompton Smith
Lyman Wright
William Boulton
R H. Wilds
Jr. Coolidge Chapin
Kenneth Schley
Prentiss Coonley
Willian Streat
William Elkins, Jr
Waughn Glascock
Archibald Vary Randolph
Upperville
Richard Waring
San Antonio
Texas
Jimmy Breeze
Fred H. Post
First Pines
My Mede
Marabu
Net
Madanar
MT. Tiaws
Aingle
Romney
McCuy Ter
Hotel Henderson Lease Transferred
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Vietel Treversonm
Wassington
Nore Vi
Iaf
Mason Alexander
Ness
White
Aid Opera
Tion
Ba Og
Giivans
Flurry of Snow Shocks Early Wednesday Weather
Beén'W. Crosland reports a light snow flurry in the Aiken area on Wednesday morning. Neighbors recall March weather patterns and note a harsh wind season ahead while spring approaches with early April days near.
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W. Crosland
Warren to Build Winter Home in Aiken
Bayard Warren of Pride's Crossing Mass with Mrs Warren has been a winter cottage r in Aiken for seasons past. They recently purchased the Black Stable lot on Fusy Street opposite Whitney Place and will erect a winter home beginning next season. The lot is described as one of the most desirable residential properties in Aiken.
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Bayard Warren
Pride’s Crossing
Mass
Henderson May Get Judgeship
The article notes a U S Supreme Court appointment creating a vacancy on the Circuit Court of Appeals and reports South Carolina mentions P F Henderton of Aiken and J Lyles Glenn of Chester as possible nominees. It states Glenn’s recent federal judgeship appointment and mentions Senator Smith as a recommending figure.
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United States Supreme Court
Jandy
John
Parker
North Carolina
Circuit Court of Appeals
Aiken
Washington
J. Lyles Glenn
Chester
Hoover
South Carolina
Department of Justicy
Wenger
Circuit Court of
Apepeal
Jrnige Glenn
Smitseme Stevensen
Sand Bar Ferry Bridge Contracts Let
A flood of contract bids for the Sand Bar Ferry Bridge was received by the department. Officials aim to award the line items next week, with engineers reviewing all proposals for feasibility and cost. A related arrest was reported in connection with the case.
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Sand Bar
Eleston Town of Al Light Resolves On Fire Control
A fragmented report notes decision to let ongoing fires burn rather than pay for turning keys. It references a Carolina teen involved in past incidents and describes delays and costs. Authorities aim to reduce tolls by maintaining continuous ignition.
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Lemteny
Ty Tom
Polo Stars Clash In Minor Polo At Harriman Field
A polo match this afternoon on Harriman Field features Tommy Hitchcock Devereaux Milburn and Watson Webb as the Reds face a strong team. Hitchcock is the captain of the American international squad and the game draws a large crowd. Milburn returns from injury and Webb joins the lineup to bolster Milburns back line with Knox Mead and others aiding.
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Harriman
Tommy Fittchcock
Devereaux
Milburn
Watson Webb
Mitcheueds
Hive
Hitchhock
Webb
Hitcheuck O
Millan
Tie
Tittle
Fis
Uarriman
Nein H Hiteheoek
Bis Tsun
Thor Rives
Gored
Amd
Hitehcoek
Pan
Miltomer
Fiestwiy
Granada
Unity Toosee Tb
Reds
Uitelwock
Goa
Pastwick Faw
Mita
Hitchcock
Mendig Atternesen
Tarriman
Hiteheark
Deverendy Milberit
Witehenek
Stete
Pevene
Pkay
Hitech
Elaps
Subhorn
Ea Reds
Meadie
Knox Rae Hitchcouk
Mithurn
Converse
Salley Couple Killed by Train In Commons Incident
A damaged extract reports a train incident near North for Mrs Salley and Mr Salley. Listed bearers include Tenry Peede Wolhkam Prend Sailey Tadwets and G Sawyer with Chester Able noted among attendees, names partly garbled in OCR.
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Salley
Salis
Jone
Tenry Peede
Wolhkam
Vo Tadwets
GiSawyer
Chester
Fragmented OCR item about local event in Aiken region
Readable fragments describe a local occurrence involving several individuals and places. The text is incomplete with garbled words but references Aiken and associated people, events, and dates in a newspaper brief style. Further clarity is needed to specify who, what, where, and when.
Misehboy Pontertain Juner Tatite Chess War News
A brief item notes a regional chess event involving Misehboy Pontertain and Juner Tatite. The report mentions participants from Petes and OnGaina amid a wartime context with a focus on competition rather than conflict details.
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Misehboy Pontertain
Juner
Tatite Chess
Votes In Favor Of Power Probe Contested
Fragmented text shows debate over a power probe with disputed endorsements. Named entities are unclear due to OCR errors. remaining readable items indicate support and opposition but lack coherent context or verifiable details for full summary.
Frowns On Plan To Repay Highway Costs
Fragmented OCR notes recount debate in Columbia on highway funding and mileage. It cites 127.228 miles paved, 17.60 miles state funded, and timelines through 1986 1965. Names lawmakers McCewin Happ Sul tt Rivers Conyers Fort Parrott Verner Moore Wells Cleveland W Bh Smith Godfrey Keith Lancaster loom in the discussion.
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Highway Department
State Highway Department
Representa Es McCewin
Happ
Sultt
Rivers
Conyers
McBiveen
Jamison
Wulfs
Oxner
Fort
Parrott
Verner
Moore
Wells
Cleveland
W. Bh. Smith
Godfrey
Keith
J. J. Lancaster
F. Yin
Senate
Addi
Poultry Shipment From Aiken April 1
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a poultry shipment from Aiken dated April 1 and reference unclear terms. The readable text lacks coherent details on parties, quantities, or destinations.
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Aiken
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