Fair Play Yalr Play March 18 and local notices
Front page fragment reports church services by Rev J B Horton and Rev J J Harrell in Fair Play. Notes attendances at funerals, weddings, and illnesses. Mentions Mrs Dorrob death in Greenville, travels of Dr Holler, and visits by Stribling and Harrin families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
J. B. Horton
Presbyterian Church
J. J. Harrell
S. P. Stribling
J. M. McClanahan
Dana Harda
Bride
Anderson, Apent
Mra
J. D. Sheldon
Greenville
Dorrob
Richard W. Grabba
Hattie
Walhalla
the Baptist Church
J. Hi, Pollen
J. Re ‘Holler
Wentmolnator
Bood
Holler Han
Atlanta
Medical College
Lee
Mins Hattie Patton
Birmingham
Als
Clineton Harrin
Cttmtol
John Leo
Seneca
Aes Reneiee
Ebruse
Ace
Harrin
Saved Her Son's Life At Ava With New Discovery
In Ava Missouri Mrs. Ruppoo recounts her son’s year-long battle with a serious lung condition. After trying doctors with no success she started Dr King’s New Discovery. The boy improved after a few weeks and returned to work as a carpenter. The cure is advertised as guaranteed, 60 cents to 1 dollar with a free trial bottle offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ava
Ruppoo
Dr. King
Carpenter
Weong Man Confessed Crime in Marion County Case
In Marion county Misa Pittman rejects Nathan McCleary as the attacker after his confession. She also wards off two other suspects, declares Belther In the man, and notes McCleary may be sent to the insane hospital. Authorities plan steps in coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Misa Pittman
Nathan McCleary
Marion County
Misa Pittmey
Belther
McCleary
Atepa
Ketched Holt
Little Blue Rchool
Pies Pittman
Civic Association elects officers and plans park work in Seneca
The Civic Association executive committee led by President G. W. Gignilliat held a meeting in Seneca to adjust officers and plan the year’s work. Committees were named for cemetery, vections, and park projects while council cooperation on park improvements was approved. Library concerns loom ahead with possible closure if conditions do not improve. Local notices mention visits, openings, a lecture, and a new opera house rental by J. T. Lawrence and P. J. LaBell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banoss
Mayer
Utmont
Burgena
Conneil
Clvics
Senco
Century
B. F. Sloan
J. W. Hurd
J. H.bargeast
H. A. Hino
W. J. Lunney
D. V. McCarey
J. BE. Sitton
Neal Stants
Jyvan
Seneca
Ivo Apirit
Biniararaaaat
Zoe Seabee
D. Caer
Tom
D. P. Thomson
Walh
C. K. Livingston
Gigalilla
J. H. Adams
Miss Klaberry
E. Dendy
H. P. Boge
Clama
Jobn C. Calhoun
Kamotolo Sakalmi
Tupanov
Presbyterian Church
Ladie’ Ald Society
Eastor Hag Hunt
Saturda
Death by Own Action Reported in Teen Pact
In St Louis on March 16 coroner's inquest reveals Liebling Slocum aged 10 died by her own action last night after a pact with Gertrude Harper also 10. Gertrude told her mother she would take her life yesterday but was prevented. The two girls had been boobochenma and Liebling had been reproved for playing truants and became melancholy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis, Mo
Liebling Slocum
Gertrude Harper
Gertrude
Leib-log
Leibling
Westminster Death of Infant Zelma Ziegerman
Zelma Ziegerman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wal Kort Ziegerman of Atlanta, Georgia, died early March 18 after a brief illness. The child, born November 20, 1905, was delicate and bright. The family traveled from Atlanta to Westminster for the funeral arrangements. Local relatives and friends expressed their sympathy as services were held by Rev. Hargill and Rev. Harmon, with interment in the town cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woutliiineer
Zulma Soales
Wal- Kort Zitgmerman
Shele Hows
Jouge Avenue
Atlante
WidhMre
Zitimerman
Oh Sudday
Zelran Wan
Liz Zelma
Westminster
Ita
Atlanta
Min J. A Boylts
Jack Boyles
Mia
Jonnis Stockton
Michele Stockton
Vernar Howard
J.C. Boardan
H. ‘B. Zitéatertian
D.S. Shéldon
Mre
Marett
Lavedia
H. Magritt
Kay
Rate
Anderton
Bubbole
Tant
Iriendalet JL
Barker
Conrreétoall
Hobson
Thos. Hobson
Sandy Springs
Anderson County
M. A. Terrell
Lodi
Texas
N. A. King
Ethel Eubanks
Oakway
Joseph Speares
Townville
Gate City
John Spoares
Spoarea Lennon
Christopher H. Spearea
J. B. Jobes
Esekiel North
Abbeville
R. ¥. Norrix
Mary
Mensor
Seneca
L. D. Bearden
W. A. Dickerson
W. N. Cox
Greenville
Mins Jali Chook
Alexander Chook
A. P. Marott
T. D. Marott
Columbia
Woalminster
Henry McDonald and
Richland
W. BE
Mayon
Sopoos
Elizabeth King
McNeal
Misa Daley
William
North Carolina
Par
Magasines
J. M. McClanahan
Japaban
Greenville County
E. P. Verner
D. It. Jones
Minson Mattie
Kate McClanahan
David McClanahan
Dr. McClanahan
Ratreat Church
J . Harrell
Lucile Zimmerman
Lander College
Greenwood
Zolma Louise
Kamatalos Sukatanme
University of Boston
Methodist Church
America
Kix Youra
Orient
Mannera
Orntonia
Sukataume
Japan
Tosobor
Hara
T. Harmon, Jr
Community Event Highlights And Local Tragedy Notices
Tis excerpt recalls a local gathering with prize winners and a charity tea serving cakes and dainty flowers. It notes many attendees including Mrs Walker and Mrs Fergueno of Greenville, plus a child fracturing a collarbone. It also reports the death of Dr J M McClanahan of Retreat and funeral details.
Had Scissors In Her Thigh in Wichita Hospital Tale
A Wichita woman arrives at the hospital with a severe thigh wound from scissors. The report notes possible data errors in the text, but the gist shows a traumatic self inflicted or accidental injury with hospital admission and continuing care. The fragmentary OCR obscures full names and details.
Townville veteran’s death noted. local news and court briefings
Obituary from Greenville News March 17 notes the death of an eighty year old Townville resident after a week of lung illness. He served four years in the Civil War as a Hampton Legion member and was widely loved in Anderson and Oconee counties. The article also reports multiple local court cases against colored defendants for disorderly conduct, outlines bank interior improvements by Fred Miller of G W Miller Manufacturing, new railroad engines at Dine Ridge, and visits and injuries involving local residents including Capt Samuel R Keith and J J Haley’s health update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville News
Peas
Townville
Nn Bolcombe
Precipiene Shurch
Hampton Legion
Anderson
Oconee
Maydritton
Senera Bank
Fred, Miller
G. W. Miller Manufacturing Company
Atlanta
Dine Ridge Railroad
Lidia Keith
Andoraog
Thos. R. Keith
Koowoo
Campbell Courtenay
Hot Springs
Samuel R. Keith
Thi County
Djuries
Texarkans
Tomas
Louis H. Cary
Greenville
Nesbit & Co
Savannah
J. J. Haley
Oakway
New Hope Items Report Regional Updates
March 18 notes from New Hope report several residents improving after illness while others remain frail. Burials include Mrs James Poirae near Walhalla. Baptists in Flat Sounis area plan to build a new church as the community grows. Local donors pledge funds to support the project and other residents contribute smaller gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hope
B. P. Moore
Atip
Mian Emaline Sandora
Harrison Morgan
Mia
John Childura Tian Boon
Hampton Moore
Gindy Smith
James Poirae
Tome
Walhalla
New * Hope
Marebith
Mina Janie Burkett
Fort Hill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Merchant Tailoring Department
Globe Tailoring Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
C.W
J. E. Bauknicht
Lunney
Seneca, &. C
Fair Play
Mark D. Stribling and Tittle
Wright
Soteon
Pelativon
Mater
Weong Man
Walker
Mosdarmen J
Hugh Bibb
Carter
W. J. Carter
Carl B. Smith
Keele W. Marort
Paul W. Matheson
Motkey
Clifton McKinnsy Walker
Iva Pitta
D. L. Norrin
Mee Harmon
Fergueno
Hugh Mason
J. H. Bibb
Chamberlain
Dedy W. Bell
J. Linney
Sensoa
Wichitt
Kan
Chamba’, Ough Ramet
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