Rudolph Rabens Arrested Again in South Carolina Case
Reported by News and Courier on January 26, Rudolph Rabens was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Poulnot in Walhalla on charges of housebreaking and larceny tied to the December 6 break-in at Courtenay Manufacturing Company in Newry. Bond set at $65,000 for February 4 preliminary exam. Rabens previously faced a U.S. Court trial for a Latta post office robbery, was convicted, appealed, and a new trial ordered. A second warrant from Oconee County accuses Rabens of breaking into Courtenay Manufacturing. further proceedings scheduled at Magistrate Crisp’s office.
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News and Courier
H. Rudolph Rabens
Poulnot
A. P. Crisp
Oconee County
Courtenay Manufacturing Company
Newry
Adance of Rabona
Walhalla
Rabena
Rabens
United States
Latta
Ater
Atlanta
Court of Appeals
Richmond
H. ‘T. Gregory
Rabans
F. J
Pulsipher
Post Office
J. W. Davis
Campbell Courtenay
Rabons
Crisp
Court House
Rabona
Dr John B Morton Dies in Walhalla at 79
Dr John B Morton died last Sunday at 1 am at his son Jas R Morton’s home in Oconee Knitting Mill village. He was in his 80th year, native to Oconee, and survived by six children including Samuel M Morton John A Morton Chas B Morton and Jas R Morton of Walhalla Mrs Nannie Moody of Walhalla and Mrs Salina Hicks of Georgia. Wife died four years ago. Lifelong Baptist member and Civil War Confederate veteran who practiced medicine with herbal remedies before moving to Valhalla last year. Burial at Cherry Hill cemetery Monday afternoon. Funeral sermon by Inter. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy ad follows.
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John B. Morton
Jas. R. Morton
Oconee
Morton
Mary Capeheart
Samuel M
John A
Chas
Walhalla
Nannie Moody
Mra
Salina Hicks
Georgia
Dr. Morton
Baptist Church
Home Guard
Sandy Springs
Valhalla
Cherry Hill Cemetery
Ofslogk
Attendance at Sunday school hampered by bad weather
Conncross January 28 reports a very small Sunday school attendance due to inclement weather. Sunbeam Society and Mr and Mrs Morton plan to meet next Sunday at 10 o clock at Mrs Jane Ganders home. Opoat Alexander of Greenwood visited homefolks Sunday.
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Conncross
Sunbeam Society
Mra. Morton
Jane Ganders
Alexander
Greenwood
Suilday
Relieve Rheumatism With Pain Balm Claim
Promotes Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a remedy for rheumatic pains promising relief and better sleep. Mentions sale by De, J. W. Bell in Walhalla and W. J. Lunney in Seneca.
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Chamberlain
Oslo
J. W. Bell
Walhatla
W. J. Lunney
Sencon
Dinner fundraiser for Oconee Confederate Monument
Next Monday and Tuesday the Indies of the Oconee Confederate Monument Association host a dinner on Court House grounds. Major Wm J Stribling provides his office building to serve meals from morning to 3 PM with a 25 cent plate. Proceeds aid the monument fund and inducts Memorial Association members and matrons in organizing efforts for a substantial, worthy tribute.
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Indies
Oconee Confederate Monument Association
Court House
Wm. J. Stribling
G. T. Grove
D. A. Smith
Organize Co Operative Gathered Cream Plant at Greenville
A farmers meeting is set for February 4 1909 at the Greenville court house to organize a gathered cream plant. John Michels Associate Professor urges dairy farmers to join and ship cream at fair prices, stressing state dairy development and farmer benefit. Unclaimed letters follow for Walhalla post office week ending January 28 2007 listing Mrs Katie Burton Mrs Morgan Bentley and Korsone.
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Clemson College
Court House
Greenville
D. C
John Michels
Walhalla
Katie Burton
Monrgot Bentley
Korsone
J. M. Morvick
P. M
Westminster News Briefs From January Reports
Westminster Route 1 notes farm work progress last week. Miss Maud Ballenger improves after illness. Mrs. Sallie Holly visited Return 1 Settlement Saturday. J T Voylon and family visiting in South Georgia. Henry Duff of SpencerNC visiting father in law W F Hancock. Minnora Simpson of Return visiting Westminster area. Old Westminster Baptist Church to hold preaching on first Saturday at 8 pm by the pastor.
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Westminster
Farma
Maud Ballenger
Sallie Holly
J.T. Voylon
South Georgia
Henry Duff
Spencer
N. C
W. F. Hancock
Minnora Simpson
Westminater
Old Weatminater Baptist Church
Flrst
Baptist Brethren
Rocky Knoll Baptist Church
Zion Methodiat Episcopal Church
South
Old Zion
Oak Grove
Bethel
Methodist Episcopal Church
Double Sprin
Twenty Four Men Killed in Colorado Mine Disaster
Trinidad Colo Jan 24 Twenty four men were killed by a mine explosion at Elmore yesterday.
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Trinidad
Colo
Elmore
Coming Men of America Lodge Organized at Oak Park
The Issaqueena Lodge No. 6358 of Coming Men of America was organized January 10 with officers including Robert White as president and James Garrison as vice president. The group, a youth nonpartisan secret society founded in Chicago in 1892, aims to teach cooperation integrity and patriotism to boys over 14. Meetings are set for the second and fourth Thursday at the Masonic Temple.
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Isaaqueena Lodge
Robert White
James Garrison
Sidney Adama
Clarence Crowby
Samuel Holden
Arthur Moody
Sentinel
Chicago
Ill
Mly
Oak Hark
Jon, R. Hunter
Issaqueena
Ood
Masonic Temple
Death of Henry B Schroder Pioneer Walhalla merchant
Henry B Schroder died at his home in Walhalla after a week of illness. Born December 20 1832 in Charleston he was 68. A veteran of the Civil War, he served in the German Fusiliers and cavalry. He helped found Walhalla's first dispensary and remained active in Lutheran affairs. Survived by his wife A M A Doppelmann and four children. Funeral set for Thursday at 8:30 p.m. in the Lutheran church with interment in the family plot.
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Henry B. Schroder
Charleston
Jacob
Anna Sohroder
Charionton
Anttor
Phat City
Walhalla
Henry Schroder
Schroder
Lutheran Church
Oconee
Weat Union
St. John's Church
German Fusiliers
Frommoer
Cavalry
A. M. A. Doppelmann
Jacob H. Schroder
W. John
Miason Doran
Annie M. Schroder
Slater
Coretta Dunnemann
Haltess Store
R. D. Burns
West Upton
Dr.,Lake
Prosperity
Mies Leon "Schroder
A. G.stapel
Montgomery
Ala
Valhalla
Cure for Bad Stomach Trouble Reported
A resident of Cooper Maine credits Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with curing a two year stomach ailment. The writer, John Lowe, states twelve bottles were used and current health is good. The tablets are sold by J W Bell in Valhalla and W J Looney in Seneca.
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Chamberlain
Mia
John Lowe
Cooper
J. W. Bell
Valhalla
W. J. Looney
Seneca
Clarkson Opens Harness Factory in Valhalla Venture
Rev N B Clarkson who moved to Walhal bought the Main street property known as the L. Roid stand from Mrs Deane for about 3750 and plans a harness factory and repair shop with a top harness maker joining as partner. Lease on the Rold stand delays possession. he may lease the Chalga Tobacco property and use the Blue Ridge Railway facing building for the business. John W I60 relinquished lease rights in Clarkson favor. Lee’s blacksmith shop to be continued under Clarkson’s oversight. The venture marks an enlarged, improved business and signals growth for Valhalla.
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N. B. Clarkson
Walhal
Deane
Moss
Main Street
Clarkson
Harnosd
Valhalla
Chalga Tobacco Company
John D. Varner
Blue Ridge Railway
John W. I
Lee
4 Guaranteed Cure for Piles Claim Ad
An old advertisement promises a fourfold guaranteed cure for piles using Pazo Ointments. It asserts relief within six to fourteen days and includes a call to action with a money back or similar claim. The text emphasizes dramatic outcomes and urges readers to purchase the ointment.
Colonial Dames Seek Markers for Colonial Sites
The Colonial Dames of South Carolina seek information on markers for colonial era landmarks on properties such as churches, pioneer homes, forts and battlefields. Details may be sent to Ms. P. H. Moll Clemson College S.C.
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South Carolina
P. H. Moll
Olemson College
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