Paul L Steck Dies From Injuries At Seneca Mill
Paul L Steck, age 60, died Thursday night at Westminster Hospital from injuries suffered earlier in a Tuesday accident at the old Seneca Oil Mill in Seneca. He had previously survived a chin wound from a prize bar years ago and a World War era railroad crush. He was a son of Rev. Jacob Steck and Carrie Steck, survived by a widow, two children, and a large family. A deacon of the Presbyterian church, he was active in civic and fraternal groups. His funeral was held at the Presbyterian church with burial in Westview cemetery, under Masonic rites. He was remembered as a builder of service and faith, and his epitaph was to be ready for the Master's call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul L. Steck
Seneca
Col. R. T. Jaynes
Blue Ridge Railway
Walhalla
New Jersey
Jacob
Carrie H. Steck
Hamilton
Ohio
Mr. Steck
Brotherhood of Man
United American Mechanics
Tle
Knights of Pythals
Masons
Presbyterian Church
Ilias
W. H. Hamilton
Westview
Tribute by a Friend on a July 27 1920 death notice
Tribute by a friend notes a casualty on Tuesday July 27 1920 at 1 90 p m while at his post of duty in the full fruition of a vigor. The fragment records a memorial or obituary context with incomplete details and names not fully visible.
Demand for official cotton graders grows nationwide
Clemson College reports a surge in demand for official cotton graders under a new extension service arrangement with the Cotton Association and Warehouse Commission. Fourteen counties applied, seven filled, with plans underway in others. Counties rush to secure graders as towns in the same county seek multiple positions.
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Clemson College
Cotton Association and Warehouse Commission
B.C. Seifert
Oconee
Westminster
Seneca
Valhalla
Cnila
Deaths of Mrs M L Thompson and Mrs Jas M Alexander
Deep sorrow grips Seneca as Mrs. M L Thompson dies at home on Townville Street after bravely bearing long illness. Surviving daughters include Mrs. Frank S Holleman and Misses Maggie Leila Thompson. husband predeceased her. Also mourns the Friday night death of Mrs. J M Alexander of East Seneca in Spartanburg hospital, leaving husband and seven children. The town also grieves Paul L Steck from the Seneca Oil Mill accident. A July 31 birth of a son to Mr and Mrs R K Nimimons is noted, with visitors from Greenville and local Chamber events described, including veterans at a noon luncheon and “high flyers” at the celebration.
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J. M. Alexander
East Seneca
Spartanburg
Alexander
Seneca
Paul L. Steck
Ste
Stribling
Greenville
Chamber of Commerce
A. S. Lowry
Robert Kay
C. F. Ayer
Annie Hunter
Viola Bradberry
B. F. Driver
Kent's Regiment
Co. B
Whitfield
Orr's Regiment
Co. K
B. J. Johnston
Pickens
Dr. Hines
W. L. Feaster
Lowry
Chamber of Commercce
Crimson clover proves success as winter cover crop
County agents report crimson clover as a leading winter cover crop and soil improver with strong testimony from Greenville and other Piedmont counties. B.S. Hodges of Greenwood County praises clover hay value and corn yield improvements without fertilizer. Details invite farmers to join soil fertility meetings August 16-18 and consider co op orders for seed.
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Greenville County
Abbeville
Pickens
Piedmont Counties
B. S. Hodges
Hodges
Greenwood County
South Carolina
Aon
Oconee
Geo. R. Briggs
Jacob Schroder Murder Shock Hits Walhalla Family
Telegrams report the murder of Jacob Schroder of Charleston, a Walhalla native, with his mother Lena Schroder and brother W John Schroder among the survivors. Authorities investigate a fatal store assault on John H. Schroder, 48, a Charleston grocer, noting $400 stolen and a hammer used in the skull injury. A colored man Iddie Davis is in custody, coroner and county officials called, funeral arrangements pending for the Charleston victim.
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Walhalla
Jacob Schroder
Charleston
Lena Schroder
H. B. Schroder
W. John
Dora
Annie Schroder
Valhalla
Schroder
W. John Schroder
News and Courier
John H. Schroder
America
Reid Streets
Iddie Davis
Parish
John G. Mansfield
Schoredr
Emmie Snabinett
John D. Cappelmann
Campaign Meetings For Congress And Solicitor Candidates
Campaign meetings arranged for candidates for Congress and Solicitor. Westminster Aug 17 at p.m. Oakway Aug 18 at 4 p.m. Walhalla Aug 18 at & p.m. Salem Aug 19 at p.m. Jas M Moss Co Chm W C Hughs Secretary.
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Congress
Westminster
County Candidates Campaign Meet dates and list
Campaign meeting dates for county and state candidates are listed with towns and times. Oconee County names and disqualification notices are included, plus dates for executive committee meeting, Pleasant Ridge Cemetery cleanup, and church grounds work.
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Piedmont
Calla Lily
C.W
J. E. Bauknight
Walhalla, S. C
Oly
M. L. Thompson
Jas. M. Alexander
United States
Samson Iron Horse
Samson
Writers For Literature
W.M. Brown & Son
Solicitor
Fair Play
Oakway
Salem
Oconee Creek
Riday
American Legion
Oconeo
American Legion Hall
oMecors
Baylis W
Harrison
Perry Garner
J. Hopkins
Gee
L. Jones
W. I.king
L. A. MecKern
J. G. Simmons
J. M. Abbott
J. G. Hecknell
W. M. Fennell
J. N. Foster
Hi. W. McDonald
C. W. Patterson
J. C. Shockley
Ronnie W. Abbott
Ralph M. Pike
D. A. Smith
T. /. Robertson
Oconee County
Democratic Executive Committee
Jas
M. Moss
W. C. Hughs
Pleasant Ridge Cemetery
Pleasant Ridge Church
J. H. A. Beaty
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