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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1911
Page
3
Readings from Jeremiah and Jerusalem’s siege form the basis for a Sunday School discussion. The International Press Bible Question Club asks readers to explore prophecy, obedience, and the fate of Jerusalem through questions about Zedekiah, Jeremiah, and the Babylonian siege, with August 27th as the lesson date.
Fragmentary excerpt from a 1914 Sunday school lesson column. Mentions the August 20 date, culture of church education, and directions to read and send to an office with an address field. Content is garbled but preserves historical church education framing and a call to submit.
Dewey Cantrell, 12, blind and deafmute, undergoes delicate needle operation at Wesley Memorial Hospital to restore sight. Under his mother and teacher, he awaits results while remaining able to communicate through senses, showing curiosity and intelligence as reporters visit his home on Thornton Street. The story highlights his education by Miss Ayres and the Wade family, and ends with a curious plug for a medical remedy.
Gen George W Gordon, former Confederate Army commander and U S congressman, died at his Memphis home at age 74. The last Confederate general to serve in Congress, he led UCV as grand commander and his death triggers a special election for his Tennessee seat.
The Senate approved the measure admitting New Mexico and Arizona as states by a 12 to 18 vote after defeating the Nelson amendment on recall of judges. The bill mirrors the House version and may become law without President Taft's signature. It requires Arizona to allow a recall vote as a condition of statehood. New Mexico must also hold a recall vote as part of its constitution.
A nationwide wave of protests against John Jacob Astor and Miss Madeline Poree’s planned marriage grows as four more Episcopal clergymen oppose the match. Six bishops now oppose it and many clergy and lay leaders across denominations rally daily. Bishop Nutall says it will not be permitted in his country. It is reported arrangements are under way for a ceremony next October to be performed by a clergyman outside the Anglican church.
Public notice to all persons indebted to the estate of Robert Riel and to any claimants, to present their claims within the time allowed by law. failure to do so shall bar their claims. Joan A Anse as administrator states the date of 26, 1901 and directs compliance.
Notice is given that the executor A. Wol BRUCK will apply to D. A. Smith in Oconee County South Carolina at Walhalla Court House on September 2, 1941 for leave to make final settlement of the estate of A. C. Brucke deceased and to obtain final discharge as executor. August 9, 1911.
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