Temporary Center Street Bridge plan discussed at Augusta conference
Georgia and South Carolina highway officials along with Aiken and Richmond counties mulled a permanent all weather bridge across the Savannah River at Center Street Augusta. Temporary repairs to the Center Street bridge were ordered to handle heavy U.S. Route 1 traffic while a second meeting set for October 18 to decide on interstate cooperation and funding shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah River
Center Street
Augusta
Highway Departments
Georgia
South Carolina
Aiken
Richmond County
W. B. Bell
Richmond County Court House
John R.phillips
Georgia, Highway Department
South Carolina Highway Department
Georgia Department
Augusti
Wallace Pierce
Augusta Chamber of Commerce
Frank Turner
Center
Fifth)street
Auugtera
T. S. Gravoo
Pan Dunbar
Lower Commission
L. Plemine
W. D. Hair
Clarence Powell
Gambit
W. Barnwell
S. Willis Son
W. Gaston
Yes
A. Blount
Gambia
Elroy G. Smith
John R. Phillips
Georgia State Highiway
Willis Calloway
Goor Lime Rack Company
W. Ro Neal Clief
Hirhway
Geortcia
Jia F. Williams
Aiken County
Moods
Locals Beat Blackville In Season Opener At Williston
The Atken Institute Jay-Birds won their season debut against Williston Pica School at Eustis Park. Led by Patton Chifford Dan Sprawls and Wallace McNair the locals scored nine touchdowns and converted most extra points. Blackville fought hard with Wright and Erereno folding in the end but fell short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atken Institute
Jay-Birds
Iwelnek
Eustis Park
Blackville Witch School
King
Blackville
Footiken
Rhicky
Aiken Pnetitute
Jay Birds
Yan
Othe Williston Pica
Si Fa
Tittle Williston
Mateh
Aiken Harks
Une
Patton Chifford
Dan Sprawls
Wallace McNair
Supermewright
Erereno
Userry
Ambiguous Radio Enthusiasts Across Stations
The fragment discusses interest from radio fans toward several stations including WTC and WATA. It mentions timing and potential crossovers between stations and names figures like Motten and Roepered in a disjointed, garbled format.
Wonderful Opportunity Tossed Aside Whose Fault
Aiken lost a chance for a modern moving picture theatre as Publix Theatre Corporation withdrew interest after negotiations by M. E. and B. F. Holley. The town’s apparent indifference ended hopes for a first class movie house, leaving Aiken without such a facility despite its need and prior discussions.
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Ai* Ken
Aiken
Publix .Theatre, Corporation
M. E
B. F. Holley
Messrs. Holley
Publix
Publix Theatre Corporation
Forty-Sixth Annual WCTU Convention Opens in Aiken
The forty-sixth annual South Carolina Women’s Christian Temperance Union convention begins in Aiken at First Baptist Church with sessions Friday through Sunday. Delegates from across the state arrive to attend executive committee meetings and a full program featuring Hon. John M. Daniel and Mrs. Charlotte Frayser Schneider. The opening also notes the start of Aiken’s resort season with preparatory schools and visiting guests increasing local activity.
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South Carolina
John M. Daniel
Charlotte Frayser Schneider
New York
National Organization
Aiken Preparatory School
Fernimata
Aiken
Aiken-Augusta
Willee
Willco’s
Uiat
Honus
Walter R. Eaton
Jetero
Fritz Schuthefer
Culetha
Caton
Madame Et da
Coftagin of Mrcard
A. W. Oakley
Newberry Street
Campbell, Starring and Company
Cmd
Crossings in Aiken County to get immediate repair
A joint meeting of the Wyoming legislative delegation and county commissioners agreed to start immediate repairs on 44 stream crossings in Aiken County damaged by floods. Temporary crossings are to be set on major roads by tomorrow, though motorists still face closures on several state highways as crews remove washouts and assess damage across districts 7 and surrounding routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
Teanorrow
Hans Lair
Mrs Holley Thanks Delegate Entertainers
Mrs Holley extends thanks to delegate entertainers and organizers for a community event. The note references a May gathering with local participants and supporters, acknowledging efforts by Hattie G Sellers Holley and a home committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Holley
Botaime the le Mhopreyde Feet Ue In HooWelner
Wits
Pristl
Hattye G. Sellers Holley
Hoottaly Committee
Oytansty
Wwesta
Two Residences Rumored Fire Incident in Town
An unclear report suggests two residences may have burned the night of a noted event. Details are garbled. the text hints at a house linked to a person named Hallentine and another home possibly affected. No corroborating dates or locations are legible.
Flood area condemned as health officials act
Central district meeting of county resources commissions in Aiken drafts plan for development of natural resources. After survey of Horse Creek and Savannah River valleys four wells and springs declared contaminated, inspectors deployed and typhoid precautions planned. Hamburg and Graniteville areas cited as worst affected.
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Horse Creek
Savanaly
Aiken
Staate Board’ of Health
J. A. Hayne
A. E. Legare
A. P. Miller
U. S. Public Health Service
Hayne
United States
Aleady
Muse
Diroctina
W. G. Sadtie
Noeturodie
de. Bodie
Hamburg
Graniteville
Posse Axe
Moonshiners Flood Sufferers Faces New Class Challenge
Moonshiners and flood victims face renewed hardship as class tensions rise. A tragic incident killed a young mother, prompting investigations and concern over safety, relief access, and community support in the affected area.
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WTC
W.C.T. U
First Baptist Church
J. L. Mims
Mamie N. Tillman
Hortense Woodson
Edgefield
C. W. Watson
Shepherd True
Hattie Thorpe
J. H. Boggs
Edward Read
Tawal
Busin Hive
Oni Xt
Otcers
Aditar Palmetta
E. GC. Rideell
Charles P. Robinson
Treas
Zena Payne
Recording Sea
Peain
Niken
Sipmtl
Young Crusader
Servics
Tia Mra
Charlotte Frayacer
Outlook Bright
Snyder
Jerane
Thattin Thorpe
Briges
Lahorve
Lai
Sprout
G. R. Kirkhind
Americanimarion
Medean
Kidpell
Diisolph c Yrdapan Remi
Sathew
Ada Worrysar
Pridis Nocht
Payette Feo
Wellin Dade
AL Mer
Mas
Heiley
Apellon
Praissa
Atu
Tistriet
Hallentine
Columbia
Carolina
Central District
Smoak
South Carolina Natural Resources Commission
A.M. Kennedy
Barnwell
Chiirman
J. Wesley Crum
Denmark
W. Fred Lightsey
Grockerville
J. A. Ballentine
Batesburg
F. C. Robinson
McCormick
Abbeville
Allendale
Bamberg
Beaufort
Calhoun
Greenwood
Hampton
Casper
Lexington
Orangeburg
Richland
Saluda
Natural Resources “Commissions
Pee Dee
Piedmont
US 3
Sone
Spat Winieh
Roy G
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