Walhalla Baseball Club Forms for Local Play
Walhalla organizes a town baseball team to challenge nearby towns. Ground at the knitting mill granted for use, uniforms hoped for as expenses loom. Several new players joined, with a promising showing in a recent game against Westminster, Moon pitching for Westminster and Walton home defense noted. Next game slated at Louven’s diamond.
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Moon
Westminster
Macrons
Thornsh
Dow
Walthall
Nita
Tain
Uotrick
Thimbeles
Lewis
Llotrick
Warlo
Senott
Westania Moon
P. . Simpson
Bob Ta Whitten
W. Melton
Dillard
Melton de Faye
Dickson
Sweee
Chandler
Hotrick
Batted Daly
I Walhalla
Westintinstor
Parsonime Ald Hoetots to Present Old Sweethearts Play
A local group stages a titled play The Old Sweethearts at Wagener Theatre to raise funds for the completion of a church project. Cast includes Bettie Myrtle Brown Annie Hemanny Jeannette May Julia Maxwell Helen Ellen Heard Miss Annie Crisp Miss Mamie Harrison and others with musical numbers and choral pieces.
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Ald Hoetots
Wagener Pheatre
Jean
Pollawing
Charac
Bettie
Mita Myrtle Brown
Kates Mise
Annie Hemanny
Hanello
Sue Maxwell
Wilnabeth
Mss
Gist Trode Smiths Mildeed
Kate Shuerison
Chinn
Tlofse Stho- Hew
Jeannette
May Julia Maxwell
Helen
Eelen Heard
Moxia
Annie Crisp
Mary
She Bettle
Mamie Harrison
Rily
Marion Allows
Chas. Siehtord
Urenes
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Savy Toling
Moss
Algernon
Wil Verner
Kol
Jon Minories
Henry
Ine Bene Tilchison
Charley
Dack
Marion
Chiwave Jitters
Rani
Fie Groom
Misses Marigeres Hrennecke
Geraldine Hache
Fae Strother
Mule
An Widmiseton
Frosty Morning Visits Share Local Life
Morning frost lingered as residents like Misa Lili Dickson and Ady Tolley traveled to Westminster and Seneca relatives visited Kale Play and Mont Alyy, while cotton plants may need replants due to cold. Neighbors include Tinh Blakeley Y. Joes and Luis Martin with Sue Pers kink. Miss Hepple Dut hosted friends Weekend.
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Spee
Misa Lili Dickson Jina
Mont Alyy
Conantt
Y. Joes
Pelzer
Stalin Matathor
Leonid Jonon
Phaotiyes
Pirin Shinpion
Ongierr
Oconee
Luis Martin
Mount Pleuant
Sue
Rain Shower for Mrs Claude Reid Prompts Wedding Festivities
A dated notice describes a rain themed bridal shower hosted by Miss Geraldine Hughs for Mrs Claude Reid, with guests including Miss Lillie Hughs and Annie Bramante. Music and refreshments followed the shower as attendees celebrated the upcoming marriage amid playful anecdotes and gifts.
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Moat
Geraldine Hughs
Lillie
Wienentheir
Harey Ryoughs
Belie
Misaea Bronnecke
Geraldine Mighs
Mins Annie Chap
Hhorder
K. Witgha
Negro highwaymen kill motorman and conductor in Atlanta suburb
In Atlanta suburb, three armed black men shot Motorman St. Brown instantly and fatally wounded Conductor W. I. Bryson after robbing him of 35 dollars. Bloodhounds tracked the suspects toward construction work, while Bryson, injured, received extensive medical care with little hope.
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Death of Capt. Gerhard Riecke at 73 in Charleston
Obituary notes Capt. Gerhard Riecke dies at the Franke Home on Calhoun Street after months of illness. A Charleston native, he was a longtime merchant, farmer, and real estate broker, active in Odd Fellows and Masonry. Survived by two children and a sister, with ties to Walhalla and local German societies.
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News and Courier
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Franke
Calhoun Street
T. Grange Simona
Ivanke
Sadie Watts Riecke
Capt. Riecke
Nilsbedulde
Charleston
Noe
Walhalla
Riecke & Petermann
Riecke
Tooxondoo River
Colleton County
Manalure
Odd Fellowship
Masonry
Rieeke
Washngton Light Infantry
Geriman Mussars
Rtecke
Moultrieville
Sullivan's Taland
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Tecke
Nelive
Deutscher Bruderiicher Bund
Tme
Charleston ‘Purnverein
German Rifle Club
Spartan Inn Burns Down in Spartanburg April Fire destroys hotel
The Spartan Inn in Spartanburg is fully destroyed by an early morning fire. Built in 1870, the hotel valued at 60000 with 105,100 in losses and 12100 insured. Sixty guests were in residence. all escaped. One unidentified man reportedly fell from a third story window before firefighters contained the blaze. The incident closed a city block as heroes fought flames.
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Spartanburg
Spartan Inn
Merchants’ Moret Mm Paly
Econcern
J. H. Cleveland
Atoche
George W. Nicholls
Jin Block
The Demon of the Air and its Aftereffects
The article warns of a mysterious ailment described as the Demon of the Air, causing weakness, loss of appetite, and bodily distress. It promotes Medic Alltord as a splendid blood purifier and regulator for stomach, liver, and kidneys, claiming thousands have strengthened nerves and restored health. Only five cents, with satisfaction guaranteed.
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Belige
Democratic Club meets at court house elects officers and delegates
The Democratic Club met at the Court House at 4 PM Saturday and organized with John J. Crate as president W Highs as vice president Dr Smith as secretary J B S Dendy Wil J Lehrcher W M Foul nel J D Isbell T Chalmers on registration and J R Earle R W Grubbs W C Hughs on the executive committee A committee appointed to choose delegates to the County Convention named W M Fennell L B Rim todt Miz H Burley M G Holland J C Edwarda R R Doyle Wade G Hughs Ki M Duke B F Douthit J D Jaboll John W Abbott Wm J Stribling W M Cobb J H Dendy B L Herndon J S Craty I Bare Wm H Gary Robt A Thompson M C Long C J Het rok 2 R Lucas R Jaynes DA Sint Secretary.
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John J. Crate
W. ©. Highs
DR. Smith
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Newry Denverille Club Elects Officers at Saturday Meeting
The Newry Denverille Club held a Saturday meeting on April 24 electing Clarence Anderson as president Thomas B. Whitmire as vice president Manley G. Sanders as secretary and treasurer and Joli H. Thomas J. Matt. Whitmire Geo. Watson Rufus S. Baggs Geo. Green W. B. Cheswell St. John Courtena James A. O Kelley as executive members The registration committee includes De GC. W. Smith A. Matt Whitmire Thos. Whitmire Glavanee Anderson Geo. B. Watson Olaf Kelley W. J. Taylor J. J. Cane roll A. S McMahan J. G. Roach J. W. O Kelley We Th Coker Karl H. Dickson delegates to the County Convention Manley C. Sanders Secretary Poul Treasurer.
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Newry Denverille Club
Sid Res
Clarence Anderson
Thomas BP. Whitmire
Vicw
Manley G. Sanders
Joli HH. Thomas
J. Matt. Whitmire
Geo. Watson
Rufus S. Baggs
Geo. Green
W. BE. Cheswell
St. John
J. W. O'Kelley
Coker
Karl H. Dickson
Manley C. Sanders
Poul
Richland Democratic Clubs Hold Reorganization Meetings
Saturday sessions saw multiple Democratic clubs including Richland and Clemson College reform with new leaders and delegates to the County Convention. Officers named include J. Stribting as president and W. Muster as secretary, with Verner and Sligh among delegates and committee members listed.
Tokeon Democratic Club Officers Elected After April Meeting
The Tokeon Democratic Club held Saturday evening April 28 and elected officers including President J R Zachary Vice President B C Mock Secretary We Reeves and executive committee member WC Brock Also chosen were registrar I OY Varna dm Adams J Callaham delegates to the twenty convention by Turns RA Reeves JA Callahrm W J Mason JW Reeves Secretary.
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Tokeon Democratic Club
J. R. Zachary
Vicw
B.C. Mock
We Reeves
WC. Brock
Varna
Dm. Adams
J Callaham
Wnty
Yurns
R. A. Reeves
J. A. Callahrm
W. J. Mason
JW. Reeves
West Union Democratic Club Elects Delegates and Reorganizes
West Union Democratic Club met in the afternoon and reorganized on April 28. Delegates to the County Convention were elected including M. D. Gil, J. W. Reeder, and others with several alternates. A note urges residents to carry Chamberlain liniment for injuries and emergencies, sold locally.
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West Union Democratic Chuty
M.D. Gil Secrolay
J. W. Reeder
Reeder
Burns
Mann
D. Strother
Snead
Bison
Whitmire
JW. Reeder
Summons in State Court of Oconee County South Carolina
Summons issued in the State of South Carolina Oconee County Court of Common Pleas. Plaintiff Lona Viola Phmps vs John Mart Philips. Respondent must answer the complaint within twenty days of service, or the plaintiff will seek default relief. Issued April 2, 1010 by KL Hierndon, Attorney.
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South Carolina
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