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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1922
Page
1
A new shoe repairing and repair shop opens in the former Norman Drug Co location next to Bat Sundries. The proprietor guarantees first class work with low prices and promises no shoddy work, inviting customers to try one job and return. An up-to-date shoe shine stand is also offered for both ladies and gentlemen.
Notice to debtors and creditors of the Thomas Wiley estate. Administrator M. S. Carroll orders payment to the undersigned and demands claims be presented duly tested within the statutory period or be barred. Dated March 1, 1922.
The Blue Ridge Baptist Ministers Conference will convene March 6 at 10 30 a m in the hotel at Central Pickens county. Ministers from the Pickens Piedmont Beaverdam and Twelve Mile associations are urged to attend HM Bolding Secretary. The notice also mentions the 19th Amendment context in a separate item.
Rev Raines Roper ta ily ill pupil Long Creek Academy Miss Annie Read Arge tgon extended visit to Eva Layeske be aacpien tas ini Atlanti Miss Pearl Whe oni beed by 2 a iYM recent John Griffin Belton police spent time with family J M Byrd Greenville visitor with son F W Byrd H M Byrd and Lillie Childress Victor McDonald T W Byrd sick but recovering Jessie Barker Blue Ridge pupils visit First Westminster Baptist meeting at church Mrs J V Dilworth hosted uncles T D and W O Alexander and others W Roach ill Mary Alexander spent week with mother near Richland pastor L H Raines illness of Myrtle Littleton Monroe Sheriff visit George Washington Birthday boy Monroe Sheriff and wife Hopewell weekend visit Mrs Hesse Westminster Dresser building cottage B Y P U rainout at church Group 1 to serve next Sunday night Anti pneumonia serum note
W P Macon reports on South Carolina Senate and House actions as the Oconee delegation backs reform revenue measures including a one mill levy to bolster highway construction, calls for real estate tax relief, and a law to curb bank false statements while Governor Cooper vetoes a tax payment extension bill.
Samuel M. Wolfe, South Carolina Attorney General, will visit Savannah on Monday to study the Hutchinson's Island boundary with South Carolina. A mud flat or fill in Back river behind the island requires an on site inquiry to decide possible actions. Wolfe also proposed coordinating with Georgia's AG to be present.
The death of Joseph Ishelor Lee occurred in Birmingham Alabama on February. He was born in Seneca many years ago and had two marriages, the second to Mattie Scott. The notice notes his long illness and the sorrow felt by family and friends.
Letter from D H Alexander of Toccoa Ga dated February 21 1922 protests rebuilding the Toxaway dam until Keowee river damages to crops raids and property are paid and a bond covers future damages urging injunctions and federal laws to protect citizens from the company.
Versailles February twenty six. Hoenrl Dean Landru known as the Bluebeard of Gambais is dead after the guillotine at six oh five in the prison yard. He refused the sacrament but spoke briefly with a priest before the execution. Crowds nearby showed more pity than anger for the man convicted of murdering ten women and a youth.
Chicago officials say a dynamite blast at Consumers' Company McCook quarry near Argo was a criminal act. Damage around one million dollars with no known deaths. Fire Marshal R. M. Perlehnner and assistants link the blast to a sabotage attempt by unemployed shovelers, noting weak powder and expired union agreement.
The community mourns Mrs. James Crenshaw who died Wednesday night. Born in Pickens county she was about 765 years old and survived by husband James Crenshaw who died four years ago, one son W. D. Crenshaw, sister Mrs. Jacob Adams, and nine grandchildren. She lay in rest in the family burying ground Thursday at 3 p.m.
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