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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1930

Page

7

Cadet News Note From Georgia Mill Park

A fragment mentions a cadet at Georgia Mill Park in Georgia. Details are unreadable but indicate a military or cadet context linked to the park location.

Togens Georgia Mill Park Bas

Caldwell's Three Rules for Constipation Remedy

Dr Caldwell promotes a near natural vegetable laxative to treat constipation. He warns against drastic purges and touts Svrap Pepsin as gentle for the family. A free trial bottle offer appears with an address in Monticello.

Caldwell Popria Monticello

Aiken and Nearby Marriages and Visiting News

Local social notices report numerous visiting relatives and friends across Aiken and nearby towns. Names include Mrs Pannie White, Mia Cavé, Miss Florence Hill, Jack Parker, Stratton Bay, Dr H J Wilds, J T Gantt, Miss Adelaide Croft, Marion Ussery, J P McNair, and many others visiting family or traveling to or from Clemson Extension work, Manning teaching, and summer plans in Greenwood Florence and Clemson regions.

R ‘Goong Chipehae Pannie White Jacksonville Fla Mia H. R. Cavé Jack Parker Charlotte N. C Kate Logan R. H. Wilds Cape Cod Mass W. W. Long Clemson, College Extension Service D. W. Watkins Aiken J. T. Gantt Ellsville Miss Jennie Lou Browne Alberti Wrman Margaret Skelton Effie Woolsey Mildred Hutson Vera Baxter Watkins Imperial Theatre Auguste J.B. Campbell St. Louis Laurie. Croft WT. Gregory Chauncey Gregory Lancaster Henry Busbee Adelaide Croft Manning Lena Croft Marion Ussery Aw PL. Ussery Greenville Western Electric Company Ussery Lawrence Oeste J.P. McNair Marion United American’ Mechanics Stansfield G. Osteen Sumtex Hubert Yarborough Mullins Harald E. Platt WL W. McDill West Kenneth Snead Greenwood Martin B. Woodward Lexington E. E. Woodward George DeMrdicis Geddings Cashman Florence C. J Reginald Courtney Cowsie Averyine Hiatt Clemson College Thomas W. Webb Ada George R. Webbee Mies Paly Technic Institute Blacksburg Baptist Orphanage Salem

Graham McNamee to Broadcast Indianapolis 500 Race

Radio veteran Graham McNamee will announce the annual Indianapolis 500 Mile Autombile Race with 35 American cars entered, using Steel Belt tires from Arken Tire Shop and Firestone promoting coverage on its stations. The race tests heavier cars, with 6.00 and 7.0 Heavy Duty Balloon Tires, drivers plus a mechanic required. Katherine Platt, daughter of late Dr and Mrs W H Platt, graduates from Nurses Training School and becomes a registered nurse.

Graham McNamee Bce Soartehek Binstone Tires Arken Tire Firestone Cheaters Asker Liston Inc Graham McNamee Firestone Advw Katherine Platt W. 4. Platt Washington, D. C

Music Pupils of Mrs Magee Present Annual Program

The music pupils of Mrs Jonathanine H Magee will present their annual program in the First Presbyterian Church Sunday School room next Tuesday afternoon from to 6 o'clock. The program includes hymn performances after each selection and features a series of titled pieces by pupils Dorothy Branson Elizabeth Corliss May Courtney Mildred Hutson and others. The event also includes pieces by Verdi Schubert and Renk with student performers listed. Citizens Committee of the Chamber of Commerce held a meeting at the Masonic Hall to discuss monthly sales days the first Thursday to Saturday with independent merchants offering bargain prices. Mrs Florence Schroder will arrive from Winnsboro to spend the summer with her parents.

Jonaphine H -Magea Presbyterian Church Elisabeth Corliss Edward Cushinas, Jr Daince—Williams Auld Lang Ann Quattlebaum Margy Marion Howard Chang Baytey Serecroft Dorothy Branson Happy Farmer Schumann Elizabeth Holley Air—Bath Thro Elizabeth Corliss Slavie March—Schaikowsky Rose Lilly Surasky Mary Courtney Crawford Mildred Hutson Ludwig Renk Kathleen Jumper Citizens Committee Citizens Committee of the Chamber of Commerce Masonic Hall Florence Schroder Winnsboro Henry N. Schroder

Hearing Postponed in Road Officer Claude Redd Case

The hearing for Road Officer Claude Redd charged with hitting Crawford Grice on the Aiken Aascusta highway during a traffic stop was postponed for a few days before Magistrate Ballet J. Willis of Monetia. The chaotic OCR note also mentions a Baptist church event, a St Angela Academy music recital, and an Rural Carrier Association meeting in Aiken with various dates and speakers.

Claude Redd Crawford Grice Aiken-Aascusta Ballet J. Willis Monetia

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