Local and Personal News Roundup
No lives lost. A gasoline tank incident injures prisoners on the Delaware River near Philadelphia. Former President Cleveland improves and returns to Princeton. Master Vinson Martin reports an alligator sighting near a rice mill. Two ladies baptized at the Baptist Church after services. Samuel Witherspoon acquitted of murder in Pola Kay. Sumter backs Congressman Lever for 70 000 public building funds. Willis Rembert charged with theft, sent to the gang for 80 days. Charleston 94 degrees, Georgetown 90. Candidate card for P A Hodges of Bennettsville for Congress sixth district. Conway defeats Georgetown 10 4 at Conway. Five Japanese- born young ladies to serve cream and cake for Rebekah Lodge benefit. The Sunday Outlook omits credit to The State for Maj. Munnerlyn death account. Naval Militia drill at 8 30 in white uniforms. Steamer Ghia to Cheraw weekly, sometimes arriving Wednesday. Cheraw merchants patronize boat line. freight needs rise. J My Visanska and Arthur Visanska attend Winthrop commencement at Rock Hill.
New School Building Described Before Opening
A detailed tour of the new school building highlights modern heat and fire safety systems, electric lighting and single desk configurations. Principal Bynum receives praise for leadership as teachers and 382 present pupils prepare for the fast approaching commencement.
Ruling on Insurance Policies Across Unlicensed Carriers
The Insurance Commissioner notes that policies from unlicensed companies are not clearly valid in this state. Enforcement is problematic since such firms lack resident agents and service avenues, making adjusters and papers unfeasible. Holders should ensure their insurer is licensed in South Carolina.
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McMaster
South Carolina
Maritime Cargo Movements Noted In June Arrivals And Sailings
Marine news records arrivals on June 1 including the Mitchelle C Thompson at Conway with merchandise to Wac Line and the Wm Elliott Staff Black Mingo with goods to B A Munnerlyn & Co. Also sailing on June 1 are the W H Davidson Griffith Patchogue with lumber from Palmetto State Lumber Co and the Silver Leaf Dill Trinidad with lumber from A C L Corp.
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Thomson, Conway
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Wac
Wm. Elliott
Black Mingo
B. A. Munnerlyn & Co
W. H. Davidson
Griffith
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Palmetto State Lumber Co
Schr
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Dill
Trinidad
A. C. L. Corp
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