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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1927

Page

6

Marion Kiwanis Cooperation Spurring Civic Progress

Aiken Kiwanis Club luncheon featured Marion secretary B. Whilden describing how Marion Kiwanis and allied groups built the Marion Hotel, Library, and parks, boosted farm progress, and funded scholarships. He stressed cooperation as the key to rapid town improvement and a stronger business climate.

B. Whilden Kiwanis Club Building and Loan Association Chamber of Commerce Marion Aiken Kiwanis Club Whilden Marion Kiwanis Club Marion Hotel Association Building and Loan Civic League Park Commission Pee Dee Kiwanians Youngstown Ohio Agricultural Club Aiken Coopera

Paid the Penalty Sacco and Vanzetti Executed in Massachusetts

After seven years of controversy two radical Italians Sacco and Vanzetti were executed for the murder of a paymaster in Massachusetts. The case sparked radicalism, with many viewing them as martyrs. Delays intensified doubt and sympathy, inflaming the world.

Sacco Vanzetti Massachusetts

Gasoline Imports Rise for Britain Postwar

Great Britain imported from Russia in the past year nearly four times as much gasoline as before World War I. A cubic foot of water yields 1662 cubic feet of steam. In the United States thirty thousand railway postal clerks cover 220000 miles daily to manage current mail volumes.

Great Britain Russia United States

Charles E. Glover Dies at 53 in Augusta Residence

Charles Ernest Glover of Beech Island and Augusta died last Thursday after a two week illness at his Augusta home. He was 53. Funeral services were held Saturday morning at his residence and followed by burial in West View cemetery. He is survived by his wife Mrs. Margaret Bullard Glover and four children Harry Ernest Gettis and Blanche Glover, all of Augusta.

Charles E. Cr Charles Ernest Glover Beech Island Augusta West View Glover Margaret Bullard Glover Harry Ernest Gettis Glover Blanche Glover

Health Dept Plans September Anti Tuberculosis Campaign

The County Health Department will devote September to anti tuberculosis work under Dr. W G Bodie. The effort includes education and clinical prevention with cooperation from physicians. Mrs Cain of the South Carolina Anti Tuberculosis Association and county nurse Miss Lowery will visit physicians to enlist cooperation for a county wide clinic and health exams.

W. G. Bodie County Health Department Cain South Carolina Anti-Tuberculosis Association Aiken Lowery State Board of Health

The South Looks Ahead to Thirty Cent Cotton

Report notes farmers anticipate cotton prices near thirty cents a pound this season as market outlook and weather conditions influence planting plans and crop futures. Local growers weigh risks and potential profits amid ongoing commodity trends.

Miss Ethel Shuler Weds Peter Oliver McLain in Lowkey Columbia Ceremony

The couple married Saturday at the bride’s Laurens Street home with Dr. P. J. McLean officiating. The navy crepe outfit and white rose bud corsage highlighted a quiet, attendantsless ceremony followed by a brief reception. They will reside in Columbia where McLean works in insurance.

Ethel Shuler Peter Oliver McLain Columbia Laurens Street P. J. McLean First Baptist Church McLean John Thaddeus Shuler Jack Edens Lemon

Fly-Tox Insecticide Ad Promises Safe Mosquito Control

An old advertisement touts Fly-Tox as a λύ safe, stainless, fragrant insecticide developed at Mellon Institute. It claims to kill mosquitoes and household insects, urging spraying sleeping rooms to ensure restful summer nights. Health authorities endorse the product.

Mellon Institute of Industrial Research Rex Fellowship

Meet-Town Editors Plan Denmark September Gathering

Williston August 30 editors from Edisto Savannah region plan a September 9 meeting at the Denmark Country Club. Participants include representatives from Aiken Allendale Bamberg Barnwell Beaufort Orangeburg Hampton Jasper Colleton Chambers of Commerce and editors from Columbia Charleston Savannah and Augusta. Organizers seek a permanent body to promote Western South Carolina with plans for highways hydro power and regional development.

Williston State Press Association Eleetion Edisto Bob” Easterling Edisto Corporation Butler Hare Tom McMillan C. E. Jones State Highway Commission Central South Carolina Development Association Aiken Allendale Bamberg Barnwell Beaufort Orangeburg Hampton Jasper Colleton Chambers of Commerce South Carolina Columbia Charleston Savannah Augusta South Edisto-Savannah J. A. Latimar S. C

Home Demonstration Plans at Clemson Farmers Week

Miss Lucy E Teague and Miss Bessie Har per district agent attend Farmers Week at Clemson College. All organizations of clubs will take place during September and all old and new members are urged to be involved.

Lucy E. Teague Bessie Harper Clemson College

Edward Croft Chapter to Host Friday Chicken Dinner

The Edward Croft Chapter U D C will hold a chicken dinner Friday September 2 from 12 30 to 2 00 pm at The Odd Fellows Hall to benefit the chapter Tickets are 1 00 A Washington Dispatch reports the Museum of National History has sent an expedition to hunt bears in the Aleutian Islands.

Edward Croft Odd Fellows Hall Washington Dispatch Museum of National History Aleutian Islands

Citation for Elizabeth Gibson as administratrix in Gibson estate

Mrs Elizabeth Gibson applies for appointment as Administratrix of John Gibson deceased. Citizens and creditors of the estate are cited to show cause at the Court House Aiken South Carolina on September 12 1927 at 11 oclock a m why she should not be appointed. George R Webb Probate Judge Aiken County South Carolina September 2 1927.

Elizabeth Gibson John Gibson Court House Aiken S. C

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