Seneca Civic Association to hold April meeting
The Seneca Civic Association will meet next Monday at 4 o'clock at Mrs. T. H. Btribling’s home to discuss officer elections and important business. Chairmen Moodamas A Hines W J Looney C V McWarey J E Bitton are called to attend, with other members urged to join.
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Bati
B. A. Hines
Joe Pridsy
Bowen Creed
Civic Association
Mra. T. H
Moodamas
A. Hines
W. J. Looney
C. V. McWarey
J. E. Bitton
Akliager
Lloyd Trimmier
Mra
Trimmier
Ita
Howard Stribling
aMosre
Joe Toda
Francia
Adame
Edward Stribling
D. P. Thomson
Valhalla
Oton
B.A. Hives
Y. Stichling
Roswell
Maude Hopkins
Yeaterday
Wilmington
N.C
J. Townes Holloman
Ander Non
M. 2. Bligh
Deadly Tornado Roars Across Deep South Towns
A tornado swept through Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama killing score of people and destroying four towns. Alexandria and Jackson suffered heavy damage with dozens killed or injured while Pineville Banyou Sara and Carson also reported fatalities and immense property loss. Widespread power outages and collapsed depots hampered details.
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New Orleans
Lousiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Alexandria
Mississippi River
Jackson
Banyou Sara
Carson
Mica
Selma
Ala
Jackoon
Nano Asylum
Troy Mountain
Olne
Milen
Pineville
Insane Asylum
Mina
South Lomialanns
Misafesippi
Akios
Devastation from Alabama cyclone reported in April
Special dispatches from Alabama describe a devastating cyclone across the state. At Bradleyton Hugh Far ter and his six year old son were killed when their home collapsed. Mrs Farrier was fatally injured. The Atlantis Coast Line line was torn up from Potrey to Pate Durg. A plantation on JOP Moore near North Perrico reported loss of life. A wall of the Selma prison was knocked down and terror spread. Pensacola reports winds near 480 miles per hour.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Bradleyton
Hugh Farter
North
Perrico
Moore
Marion
Dimtiz
Selma
Pensacola
Fin
Anya
John B. Sloan
Rock Hill
Presbyterian Church
China
Mon
Bula
Tannery’ Walte
Warminster
Andraw Gilreath
Greenville
Bhig Morelog
Luckis Itrest
Sallie Dickson Poors
Bolton
C. B. Dickson
John Moore
Sonoos
W. H., Moore
Mins
Jonnie Rae Auld
Lndy
Elberton
Gatavialt
Mion Daley Foster
Woatminatar
Min Eloise
Harris Lo
Boo Agatn
Pendleton
W. Dorioux
Baptist State Missions
J. R. Moore
Baptist
Misaes Beasie Line
Banley
Bertha Lee Cox
Senco
Myrile Zimmerman
Mian Tin Bearden
Oakway
Dollira
Dramatic Claim Of Cure With Dr King’s New Discovery
Mrs Fannie Coonor of Route 1 Georgetown reports severe lung trouble that worsened at night and day until her husband obtained Dr King’s New Discovery. She says the medicine produced relief after others failed, promising a dollar back if not cured.
Beaverdam Association Sunday School Convention Report
Proceedings report the 1907 Beaverdam Association Sunday School Convention at Double Springs Church in Anderson County. It notes slow start Friday March 20 with few attendees, larger attendance Saturday, introduction of Rev J D Moore and proposals for a Superintendent and Teachers Conference. Committees named to plan programs, hopes for an active next convention, and praise for Double Springs hosts.
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Beaverdam Association
J. H. Stone
T. M. Elrod Clark
W. J. Jones
T. M. Ilrod
J. 0. Alexander
Iter
A. F. Maes Is
B. M. Cary
O. . Boros
Comtaltiens
Five Civil War Veterans Attacked at Dayton Soldiers' Home
Five veterans were asleep when a man, William H Huffman, stabbed them with a knife at the Dayton Soldiers' Home. Huffman, weakened by drinking, believed their club planned to kill him. Guards were alerted by cries. Huffman overpowered after a brutal struggle. Cadle and Connors in critical condition. Doherty Smith and Gavin expected to recover.
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Dayton
Ohio
William H. Huffman
Radon
Hoffman
David Cadle
Joseph Connors
John Doherty
Howard Smith
David Gavin
Corinth Enormous Roar Amid Prosperity and Upheaval
A garbled notice highlights Corinth experiencing rapid population changes and growth amid prosperity. Readers note uncertain references to organizations and dates, with partial names like Keowee and Wal Wiaher appearing among the fragments.
Deaths and notices in Westminster and surrounding area
Obituaries and community notices from Westminster detail the death of Mrs. Aza Phillipa at 93, burial at the family ground, and the mourning of the Philips, Abbott, and related families. Additional items report the death of Mrs. Rhoda Harbin, church memberships, weddings, and local society happenings, including sermons, marriages, school moves, weather notes, and public order efforts.
Local People and Visits in Boar Swamp Area
Miss Margaret Koil hosts friends in Wal Jn. L Burley of Anderton visits family in Weet Union. Mra BR Dilworth and children of Walhalla spend time with Mra J A Koll and daughters Annie Jones and Marie Isbell. J L Park W W Burley at Newry on Friday. School district road work continues this week. Mrs B Borley and daughter Mandy visit Walhalla. Adiger Alexander of Wenlmmneter wins in the Swamp Monday. Hoporter.
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Boar Swamp
Margaret Koil
Wala
L. Burley
Anderton
Ellen Hutchison
Ming Bue Hutchison
Weet Union
Konda
Mra
BR. Hi. Dilworth
Walhalla
J. A. Koll
Annie Jonsa
Marie Isbell
Freight Wreck Near Richland Delays Trains
A box car derailed about five miles south of Seneca forcing a derailment response. An engine was dispatched to recover the scene and clear the line. Delays affected southbound trains 87 and 28 40 while wrecking moved to restore track.
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Sftarpoon
Seneca
New
Trath
Willia
Greenville
Minter
Greenville Nowa
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C.W
J. E. Bauknight
Andro I
Louisiana
Migair
Sipps
Pacumonia
Proceedings of Sunday School Convention
Siaba
Corinth
Westminster
Aza Phillipa
Mary Boli'rab
Bolerge
M. Phillipa
Carnesville
Bra Oo
Philips
Easton i
Lowery
J. G. Gollived
Medison
L. Sink
Georwi
Toartingo
Phillipa
Dougitar
Jobo
Inter
W. Phillipa
Frente
Mya
Rhoda Harbin
John Harbin
Ohanga Treatle
Jasper N. Adame
Wonatrainnter
Harbin
Changa
South Carolina
Misa Tillie Ford
Little Lady of Liberty
Atlanta
Clarenci BE. Mason
Charlotte
N.C., Vialted Mra. J. Hi. Bibb Inst Weole, Weatrtwater
Ella Waite
Andrew Gilreath
John R. Moore
Weadminster
Gilreath
Citicen
Meadames
H. M. Peden
T. C. Peden
Siog Mra
W.T. Stoddard
Is. D. J. Norris
Little Daughter
Virginia
Waynenboro
Thos. Simpson
Ada Durham
W. A. Dickerson
Campbell Place
John’ Mill
Thomas Ogleaby
John VY. Stribling
D. O. Davis
Laurel, Mise
Hin Waelon
T. B
Oaloway Davin
Anon
Jamon Davin
Hopewell
J.B. Dickerson
Dickerson
Hartwell
E. Gray
An- Marnon
Burt Mitchell
Ida Mitchell
Whitney
Miss Mitegurt
Harmatt
Samuel
W. MM. Gonpett
Roy
Oy T. Harmon, Jr
Hay
J. J. Harrel
Bella
Galtido
Nancy Merritt
A. A. Merritt
Rev
Merritt
Gambrel
Bang
A. Zimmerman
A. L. Goquett
Edward ‘Wood, M
Harvayd Medical School
Boston
Royal Faking Toader CO
Richland
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