Westministar Notes on Local Meetings and Obituaries
April notes from Concross describe a WYU meeting in which 8 WF John son A led a program with participants Miss Minto Barber Miss Bowley Huneliger and Miss Mertin Alexander. Officers listed include S. L. Johnson president Roney Abbott secretary and Mrs Minuin Barker treasurer. Several community members and events are mentioned along with obituaries and sympathy notices for Mrs. Sia Whaley and family connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concross
W. Blanchett
Rocky Knoll
J. D. Abbott
PB. U
WF. Johnson
Minto Barber
Bowley Huneliger
Mertin Alexander
P. JoNnaol
Foll
Enantigui
Johnson
Roney Abbott
Minuin Barker
Misy Dine Alexander
Missesert Hunesinger
Madera Alexander
Maude Hesse
Katie Abbott
Gracie Abbot
Grady Crumpton
JD. Abbott
BY. P. U
B. M. Hunsinger
BY P. U
Catherine Phillips
Long Creek
Jenny Phillips
Abin Almmertan
Trend
Weatminatar
Vial
Tuhsinger
Coveress
Seneca
Brunls Alexander
Westminatar
Edward and
Clifton Phillips Vias Sted
Ralph Hunt
Oak Grove
Muttia Abbott
J. P. Cox
Weatininater
May
Slater
Lucy Barnett
Confederate soldiers remembered by widows seek names
Townsfolk recall mothers of Confederate soldiers as Mrs. Tearden 103, Mrs. Thily Deaton 40, Mrs. Rebecca Eka 90, Mrs. Caroline Parke 90, Mrs. Caroline Piles 87 near Westminster. Price mourns son who served. Call gather more names and details for a community remembrance this week.
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Ovonne
Tearden
Thily Deaton
Rebeccn Eka
Caroline Parke
Caroline Piles
Westminster
Price
Important Parmeies Meeting of Oconee Farmers
Oconee County farmers are called to meet at Picket Post School House No 70 on Welday April 14 at 4:00 PM. A full delegation from the local group will attend to discuss matters of importance. A T Elimon, President JW Alexander, County Secretary.
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Oconee County Farmere
Jones
Lieutenant Governor James Weman in Carolina history
Fragmented obituary style note traces James Weman as lieutenant governor of South Carolina, his health decline and death history. Mentions a long career, political ties, and editor roles in Columbia with scattered biographical details.
Fragmented Rail Service Notice In City Woes
A damaged OCR fragment suggests a public notice about railroads and fares, referencing a council, commission, and a transit issue. Readable names are limited, but it hints at a transportation dispute or policy discussion affecting lines and pricing, with mentions of committees and local officials.
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Tome
Winnsboro
Winnsboro Blue Granite
Death of Robert J Symes Known for Christian character
Robert J Symes died at his Mountain Rust home last Thursday after a short illness of pneumonia. He was about 56, survived by children, twice married, a deacon at Dowdle Springs Baptist Church, and noted for honesty and humility. Funeral held Friday at Double Springs with Rev J A Bond officiating and burial attended by many sorrowing relatives. He was related to the nephew of the famed Mace Jolly, prominent in postwar reconstruction.
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Robert J. Symes
Qoonee
Kouuiwg
Ovotee
Symnea
Mir Bymen
Mr. Bytes
Mise Mattle Fretwell
Mvns
Jennings
Hegan
Baptist Church
Dowdle Springs
Walhalla
Double Springs
J. A. Bond
Mace Jolly
Son Payton Attack on Father Shocks Atlanta
John Payton, 20, attacked his father on the street Nero with a knife over $850 awarded for his arm in a cotton mill. The father was severely wounded but is expected to recover. The youth claimed the money dispute sparked the attack after the father refused to hand over the sum.
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Atlanta
John Payton
Nero
Payton
Georgia disease found in most counties, health board reports
Disease detected in127 of146 Georgia counties according to elements of merals at the office of the State Board of Health yesterday.
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Georgia
State Board of Health
Novice of Townstep Election at Ocouce County
A town election will be held on the fourth Saturday in April to decide Township Commissioners and a one mill additional road tax. Polls open 8 am to 4 pm. Managers listed for each township guide voting and certify results to the County Supervisor and Governor. The notice is dated March 1, 1914.
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South Osretina
Ocouce
Leistas Ture
Ocover
Walhalla
Columbia
O. W. Pitchfowl
Walhatla
Supreme Court Upheld No Monopoly On Drug Pricing
April 8 Washington report on the US Supreme Court ruling against a bid to bar cut rates on proprietary medicines. The court held manufacturers may not secure an “unnecessary monopoly” of sale. Justices Lurton and Hughes endorsed the ruling while Justice Holmes dissented, emphasizing business freedom.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the
United States
Justles Hughes
de. Miles Medical Coy
Wishart
Chieinmath
John D. Park & Song Company
Chelonati
Induotig
Manuafacturer
Justice Larton
Chronit Court
Chrenit Court of Appeals
Lurton
Hughes
Justice Holmes
Wireless telegraphy to move trains urged by Union Pacific official
Dr Frederick Milner of Omaha declares Union Pacific will equip its entire system with wireless devices to send messages from moving trains to stations. Two wireless stations planned for Sidney Nebraska and Cheyenne Wyoming, 108 miles apart, with wires atop cars. If successful, wireless telephony will become daily in operation and shorten news delays in incidents like train holds.
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Greenville Piedmont
Frederick Milner
Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific Railroad
T Heme
Millney
New York Railroad
Movi
Simmer
Sidney
Nebo
Chevelle
Wyo
Tv Omnia
Matanes
White Sulphur Springs
Union Pacites
Johnsons calm orator draws crowd at Pennsylvanian event
A recounted scene from a 1930s gathering where President Johnson, successor to Minvolt, delivers a poised speech. The audience remains hushed as he reads from a note, then shifts to memorable reminiscences and calls for order. Following the talk, a note lists unclaimed letters at the Walhalla post office with names and addresses for responders.
Walhalla High School Notes and Local Events
Walhalla High School shifts to half time duties starting April, with Superintendent Hughs addressing the Issaquena Literary Society on April 7. Town debate proposes stronger police presence. Walhalla Country Truck Meat Day features school team and field events with prizes, plus an ongoing model-school incentive and upcoming medical inspections for students. Readouts list 10th to primary grades and names of students, with a note on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
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W. G. Hughu
Issaqwena Literary Society
Caydilly
Nike
Ute Society
Pho
Walhalla
Seneca
Walhalla U High School
Clyde Lowd
Chuinnes
He Alge
Plekdney Edwards
Meneberg
Elizabeth Stribling
Jaale Harrison
D. Barker
Mary Ellen Wilson
Olive Tut
Way- Ditha Stribling
Gade Minute Barker
Grace Hambs
Katie Moody
Hee Sanders
Vth
Sallie Hunt
Julia Kaufman
Sara Moss
Gordon Maut
Evelyn Boozer
Prulinu Steck
Bertha Klaren
Isabel Macaulay
Ina Mulkey
Bouneitzgerald
Pearle ‘Thoms
Mein Ktaehott
Inex Douchhit
Willliam Bell
Lucie White
John Schroder
Holleman Seavorn
Robert Rogers
Hon Mretwell
Londetta Klaron
Carrie Darby Harrison
Mildred Moore
Marion Hetrick
Clarance Fowler
Emmie Ansel
Ruth Brown
Tumphries Badger
Mildred Carter
Ric Maple
Ralph Hetrick
Wille Stribling
Issie Sanders
Prank Schroder
John Angel
Benita Booner
Frances Carter
Derrill Dowthit
Grace Grahl
Pram Jant
Stephen Pool
Self-Defense Claim Echoes in Abbeville Shooting
Mitch contends he shot in self defense after a confrontation with Ashley, a young white farmer, who surrendered to the sheriff and is in jail. Lyon visited the scene as rain fell, while Ashley moved toward Abbeville, missing the other by chance. Little is known about the motive or details of the killing.
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AbbevDle
Mitch
Trian Ashlay
Donald
Mingoff
To- Jay
Dail
Waeln
Stone
Lyon
Ashley
Abbeville
Meritenlace
Two Mexicans Arrested for 260000 Welle Margo Robbery
Mayithun Mexico reports two suspects arrested in India after a $260,000 robbery of the Welle Margo Invitesa Company near Zetimathan mountain area. Police say the men were tracked across the country and captured yesterday. witnesses recall a loaded vehicle and a Honey prelege. The investigation continues as authorities confirm the connection to a ring led by Kinneyy and Kinney.
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Mayithun
Mexico
Lai i
India
Ham
Heo
Welle Margo Ixivtesa Company
Robery
Phic
Fos
Zetimathan
Beaverdam Community Mourns Local Woman’s Death
Miss Nor Te Delt, longtime Beaverdam resident and church member, dies at 79 after a full life. Survived by her husband, seven siblings, three children Taner Nannie and others. Funeral set at Mary May church Thursday at noon. burial in Beaverdam cemetery.
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Pertla
Speelils
Shiviey
Ruth Stilping
Vownville
Peterly
Robb Patterson
Lon Bolentin
Anderson
Sture
Wade Hatow
Chropes
Mares
Calihan
Nannie Lacie
Mary May
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Ob Honrly
Wy Ph. Maswell
Mor Keowee
al Salen
Minoneras Brank
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Goniutantonery
Helis
United States Supreme Court
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Lial
Mee
Whitergin
Mrs. Tevile
Ifendernen
Pete
McDowell
Mea
Daniel Niel
Rochester
Ming Love
Poraona
A. G. Macrick
Walhalla Higie
Evies
Mia
KR Kendrick
Rasen
Wren P
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C,h, Gray
W. Pitchford
Wallatta
the Courier
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