Salem Moves Forward With Double Capacity Plant
Salem reports a new planing and sawmill complex replacing the six thousand dollar Shockley plant with a ten thousand dollar facility twice the former capacity. Otto Kaufmann of Walhalla contracts the building. an electric car line from Walhalla to Salem is assured. Woodmen of the World start a Salem camp with seven charter members as local dwellings and stores receive fresh paint. Pat Kaw mer and J A Robertson visit family in Pickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Pat Kaw Mer
Pickens
Salems
J. A. Robertson
Walhalla
Woodmen of the World
J. G. Shockley
Shockley
Storm damages farms in Anderson county as storms hit May 1
A severe electrical and wind storm struck April 20 causing extensive damage in Newble Springs. W J Murcott’s twelve stall barn was wrecked and other farm buildings damaged. Lewis Cromer’s barn and food stores suffered a total loss. Cromer valued losses around 2500 dollars, including livestock and carriage. Paul Wright lost a valuable cow to lightning. Residents, including Mrs J J Homlbre e and Crayton Marett, traveled to Anderson for business and updates as others recover from the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newble Springs
Anderson County
W. J. Murcott
Lewis Cromer
Cromer
Paul Wright
J. J. Homlbree
J. ©. Sullivan
Crayton Marett
Anderson
Jon Smith
Ator
J.C. Sullivan
Danger
Little Son
Austin Sullivan
Anderson Jost
Singing convention at Pleasant Hill Baptist church
A Semi Annual Singing Convention will be held at Pleasant Hill Baptist church on the second Sunday in May. All good singers are urged to attend and dinner will be spread on the grounds. Come one and all, signed by M. G. Holand, a local banker.
Pendleton Fire Destroys Col Sloan Residence
A Pendleton blaze last night destroyed the late Col Sloan’s residence, once built in 1860. The house, occupied by Mrs. C B Sloan, burned around 10 o'clock from a defective fire, causing an estimated loss of $6,000 with some insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Hansone
Mra
C. DB
Col. Sloan
Dedication of Seneca school set for May fifteenth
Local notes report the formal dedication of Seneca’s new graded school building planned for May 15. The event will feature a program by trustees and teachers with addresses by Dr. Snyder of Wofford College and Prof. Hand of the State University. Home bakers are asked to contribute a basket dinner for the grounds. many visitors are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca
Alwy
Rey
Dir
Nashville Migean Board
Southern Presbyerian Church
Presbyterian Church
Woman's Missionary Society
the Baptist Church
J.N. Herndon
Senven
Perbiys
Arustecs
Br. Snyder
Wofford College
Prof. Hand
State University
Misa Dora Dumas
Charleston
Wiliow Carey
Oreenyiia
Sendon
Atlanta
Jimmes
Florida
Mra
J. A. Brock
W. K. Livingston
Abbeville
Plekons County
Times Myers
Greenville
John Myora
Tory Veryieen
A. #. Brown
Columbia
Mr. Brown
T. Stupa
Minine Rao
Dro
C Doyle
Westminster church meeting moved to Greenwood May fifth
Westminster May 4 special report notes a district meeting shifted from the Christian church at Westminster to Greenwood due to seating issues. The piece highlights church attendance, a 15 day revival led by Kerg, J. Rt Moore and S RI Adams, baptisms, and local social and civic life including weather, commerce, and plans for upcoming shops and events. It mentions Rev. Adams departing for Jonesboro Georgia and praises his preaching with general goodwill in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Gossett
Westminster
Woeatminster
Greenwood
Adams
Jonesboro
Presbyterian Indies
G. Smathers le
William Stegall
Cox Place
Horne Shoe Bridge
Bet-te Chambers
Horse Show Bridge
Mixx Maude Hesse
Conncross
Mia
Davie
Charles G. Vaughan
Cheawell Cotton AM Company
American Audithhg Company
Atlanta
W. B. Mason
Ethel Marett
Mary Play
Ronald
Bowiah McDonald
Miak Annie Ila
Mize Annie
L. G Gaston
Mla
Oeonee No
Mina Cora Denny
Atlant
Williinery
Mra
Caloowayd& Co
Pearl Tollison
Walhalla
Beraint
Durhan
J. Haley
Sue Nifcant
Parker Old
Therton
Geo
Woulminster
Dhuimond
Tan
Vietory
J. H. Blonecyphor
Georgia
W. R. Loehr
Kathitah Palle
Loetr
Woatminster
Tule
Lodford
Lowter
Lita
Soranth
Belek
Mumernua Automobiles
Boing Wniinum
Noted Beauty Ane Wie Wins Banker’s Daughter Prize
Ane Wie, described as a beautiful young woman, is noted alongside Min Nettie Whines, daughter of De Hines, andMr lelinedson a prominent banker holding multiple bank positions. The piece highlights her attractiveness and mentions the prize he has won in his fair bride, MY, 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie
de Hines
Mali
Lelinedson
aMoes
Vlce
Banka
Anil Wy Ie Ovary Way
Conneross wedding surprise in Poplar Springs area
Quiet marriage of Mier Jogule Butler and Shaw Addle performed by Rev. Coke D. Mann at the officiant’s residence. Bride linked to W. H. Butler, farmer, with local social interest. Notices of visitors, travel, and community events appear amid local names and places in Walhalla and Pleasent Rite regions. Little Miss Gambrell convalesces from pneumonia. Paul Barker reportedly killed a crane near Santa Creek, with regional product ads and medical liniment promotion.
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Maud
Westminster Ag
Siater
Cornelian Davia
Robt
A. P. Dean
Ben Dean
Avalon
Mise Latey Patterson
Minnow Jennite
Selma Doyle
Pleasent Rite
T. D. Alexander
Farmers’ Educational and Co-operative Union
Columbia Taat
Green
Wood
Newton Alexander
Mra
W. C. Alexander Apent
Newton Whitaker
Cilt Hunnientt
Seneca
Wardlan Hubbard
Pateview
Sethian Marker
Py Marett
Wajhalla
Little Mise Matile Belle Gambrell
Miss Jane Thin Finger
Slater
Agnes Hane Finger
I Walhalis
Guy Weok
Paul Barker
Connes
Rosy Creek
Call Meeting of Oconoe County Farmers Union
A call meeting of the Oconoe County Farmers Elevator and Educational Union is scheduled at Rich land on Friday May 11 1909 at 11 o clock a m. Tra Williams from the State Demonetra tion Department will attend and address the body. Members from all locals are urged to attend and ensure participation. J W Alexander Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ence
Griat Mille
W. P. Mason
M. \. Peabody
Rev. M. B. Peabody
Katy
Oconoe
Ills Hee Moe Recalls Twenty Years of Ill Health
The text recounts Moy describing a long illness and severe symptoms. Jaa Dihean from Hayupsvilion, Me, notes intense suffering after an episode of plotting aid and sleep loss. After many remedies and cures, the speaker reports healing and increased vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dihean
Hayupsvilion
Fife
Local notices and farm reports from the region
Residents and visitors are named in a fragmented report about crop and land concerns. Mentions include Miss Mervnce Wilken of Groen visiting Mea Mh 1 Brockman, The Himage to the crops, heavy rains, and land washing. The infant’s burial and cemetery interment at Old Westminster Baptist church are noted along with farm buyers planning to plant more cotton seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlueide
Mervnce
Wilken
Baho
Burt Sipaen
Martin
Yenterday
Bribble
Oakway
Dr. Burk
Mitchell
Alyson
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Dr. King
Singing
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Pall
Miia Lam
South Carolina
Chemnyile
Ubarton Mayhew
Akatas Ta Beut
Dannie Mayhew
al Thompson
Moe Carey
Thator
Terhune
Anna Terhune
Anthony B. Stewart
Myre
J. J. Blewart
Toxaway
Toccoa
Mina Maude, Wehter
W. J. Denton
Eugene Harrison
Rey. Knight
J. B. Johnson
TR. R. McKnight
Willian Denton
M. M. Brandy
Montofe
Miadrace ‘Till
Butler Springs
Atp
M. Arner
Ray A. Strilling
Clemton
Paventa
Chirley Hays
Aidle
R. Ry Pht
Weremlister
Pitts
Bob
Pits
Tite
Jon
Jerden
Pannery
John Pringte
Salvation Army
A.C
Hevan
Nils
West
Calhoun
Messrs
Broageale and
Martith
W. ‘Ly Bowen
Pir Gon
James Bowen
Edward Pike
W. Ox Pilea
Gal Grove
Butlerm Addie
Chamberlain Liniment
D. We Hell
W. J. Lunney
Bouvoa
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