James Crawford Keys Dead in Savannah
James Crawford Keys longtime resident of Oconee and Anderson counties died suddenly in Savannah Georgia after an apoplexy on the street. He was born in Anderson county and worked with the highway service across the region. Survived by wife Mina Thompson Keys and five children Robt Ty Keys Tarimon Keys Eleanor Keys and Joel C Keys. Funeral held at Westview cemetery with Rev. G M Wilcox and G Law officiating. interment by wife’s side.
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Ames Uwford Kays
Oconee
Savannah
Wilkin
Koya
Abo
Nave
Anderson County
North Carolina
Daimex
Greenville
Keys
Mina Iugath ‘Thompson
Col
EL A. Thompson
Walhalla
Jon
Robt
Ty Keys
Charleston
Tarinon Keys
Woodruff
Mise Eleanor
Joel C. Keys
Walhalli
Kays
Bodacheles
Blaekfidren
Trianda
Westview Cemetery
Ody
Geo. M. Wilcox G. Law
Gothhe
List of Confederate Mothers in Oconee County
A fragmented local notice lists women identified as Confederate mothers residing in Oconee County. Names include Mrs Bearden, Mrs Billy Deaton, Mrs Rebecca Pricks, Mrs Caroline Parker, Mrs Caroline Price, Mrs Abner Bontright, Mrs Martha dy Kin, and Mrs Mary Holden with ages ranging from 67 to 90. The item requests readers to send additional names, ages, and related details of mothers of Confederate soldiers, noting One more name to be added and identifying Win Holden and his regiment.
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Oconee
Bearden
Billy Deaton
Rebecca Pricks
Caroline Parker
Caroline Price
Abner Bontright
Martha Dy. Kin
Mary J. Holden
Salem
Ovonce
Holden
Nage
Anit ix
Win
Witch
O. Tribble
Hvis
Mra
Katherine Hurgens
Fuse
Ik Only 260 Bucklon Remedy Ad For Exterior Salve
Fragmentary ad copy touts Ik Only 260 as a superior salve for cuts corns boils ulcers and skin ailments with claims of unmatched healing power and broad use, urging readers to buy at druggists.
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Bucklon
Richland mourns Dendy and mission talk at Rock Springs
In Richland in a long obituary the late M. S. Dendy is remembered as a pillar of church and state. The report notes his birthplace near Richland, his public service in Oconee and Richland, and his faith. Also details a Clemson College professor’s sermon on missions and a local track meet with participants. A separate item mentions a 200000 appropriation for cotton boll weevil control spearheaded by Representative Tribble.
Miss Ressie McLeod and Dresden A Smith to Marry
Miss Ressie McLeod will wed Dresden A. Smith at the bride’s parents home in Branchville at 7:40 PM. Rev S J Bulley will perform the ceremony. The couple plan a brief bridal trip, then reside in Walhoma, with friends sending best wishes.
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Dresden A. Smith
Walhalla
Blaney
Kershaw
Ressie McLeod
D. A. Smith
Valhalla
Smith
Oveonee County
S. JD. Bulley
Methodist
Branchville
Walham
Falls Hopkins Marriage at Presby terian Church
Miss Stella Falls wed Boyce Oldham Hopkins of Seneca in a Wednesday ceremony at the Presbyterian church officiated by Rev. J C Bailey. The service featured bridesmaids and groomsmen from Seneca and nearby towns, with a large reception at the bride’s home and a short wedding trip for the couple.
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Sentral
Stella Falls
Boyce Oldham Hopkins
Seneca
Presbyterian Church
J. C. Bailey
Liberty
Ben Harper
Patna
Mary Morgan
Central
Maud Hopkins
Maida of Honor
Lawrence
Bart Morgan
Garvin
Adams
Mary Falls
Greenville
Mrs. Topkins
Tlems from Kheneze Mbeteser April 24 Special
Prof Lyles closed a successful term of school at this place praising his teaching and Sunday school zeal. May success is wished for him. Farm work progresses since the recent patna. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Powell are recovering from an illness. George Singleton and two children visited Med Walls relatives at J C Mulkey home. Mr and Mrs John Waldt recently visited Mrs Hawking in the Tigh Malla area.
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Mbeteser
Lyles
Patna
Lawrence Powell
George Singleton
Med Walls
J. c. Mulkey
John Waldt
Mrs. Hawking
Crom Ronda Demonstration Meeting at Cross Roada School
M G Holland announces a demonstration meeting on demonstration work at Cross Roada school house on the 27th at 7 p m. Public invited and those most interested in the work are expected to attend.
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Cross Roada
M. G, Holland
Unclaimed Letters At Valhalla Post Office Week
Unclaimed letters remain in Valhalla for the week ending April. Names listed include Brand, Pauline, Breazel, Nancy Moore, Margaret Latham, Major. Callers to identify themselves as advertised. Also mentions shoulder pain relief with Chamberlain's Liniment and availability from dealers.
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Valhalla
Brand
Pauline
Breazel
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Torrey
Iiterest
Mour
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Richland
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Clemson College
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Clemson
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Carele Men Mahan
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Pearle
Latta
Amd
Myra Hallenser
Mr Dendy
Ida Corbin
Whitewater
Painie Kennell
Anderson
Kimily Dendy
Augusta
K. Dendy
Tennessee
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Loeslia Dendy
Arkansas
J. Ervin Dendy
Hartwell
Hos
Tighe
Bo OR
Stribting
Tony
Keeton
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Ini Riod
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Tee Brooks
Winwell
South Caroline
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Representative Tribble
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Thomas Kagar Steigiing
Danville
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Georgina
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Virginia
Columbus
Thomas Wdear Stripling
Jo-yee
J. Cornett
Govenor
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Milchseville
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Tlems
Kheneze
Crom Ronda
Steel Range
Moss
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