Fant Brothers Buyout Shifts Townville Ties
Townville notes record J M Fant selling business to his brother J L Fant. Visitors include Miss Toma Cooley of Williamston staying with Miss Lessie Woolbright and Miss Joe King of Anderson visiting sister Mrs Riley. Mrs Riley elected first assistant at Townville High. Petty travel mentions include Bolt and Hunt of Seneca and ev Johnnie Mann of Bolton visiting friends.
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Townville
J._ M. Fant
Honea Path
Toma Cooley
Williamston
Lessie Woolbright
J. R. Fant
J. L. Fant
Joe King
Anderson
Riley
J. P. Ledbetter
Atlanta
Bolt and Hunt
Seneca
Johnnie Mann
Bolton
Brother Mann
C. P. Kay
W. FM. Fant
Belton
Dock Wright
J. A. Wootton
Townville High School
O. H. P. Woolbright
Chapped Hands Relief Promoted by Chamberlains Salve
An old notice urges washing hands with warm water and drying, then applying Chamberlains Salve before bed for a speedy cure. It claims the salve is unequaled for skin diseases and lists J. W. Bell of Walhalla and W. J. Lunney of Seheen as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bell
Walhalla
W. J. Lunney
Seheen
Bazaar at Clemson Episcopal church bazaar set for December
Clemson College will host a ladies guild bazaar on December 9 to benefit the church rectory under construction. Departments will run booths with decor, chaired by Mrs. Calhoun and with multiple committees handling art, caps and aprons, fancy work, candies, refreshments, grab bag, market, and children. Contributions from absent supporters are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemson College
Guild of the Episcopal Church
Clemson
Sue Crawford
P.T. Brodie
Charles M. Furman
Thomas W. Keitt
John Hook
Candies
Charles F. Chambliss
J. N. Harper
Belle Hardin
M. Bb. Wannamaker
Mra. VP. IT
E. Sloan
Nellie Porcher
Sue Sloan
Helen Bradford
Daniel Ravenel
Lena Hardin
Kittie Furman
Harriet Lewis
J.P. Lewis
R. E. Lee
Burry. Johnstone
Tarry Sloan
A. Schilletter
C. C. McDonnell
Anna Hardin
Pearl Hopkins
Gordon
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Tops Local Sales
A Mt Elgin Ontario merchant reports Chamberlains Cough Remedy outsells all others, citing strong local demand and no returns on dozens of bottles. The note adds sales in Valhalla and Seneca, with a northern Canada agency endorsement and personal family use. A separate item notes Dublin county court convict Will Carter, a black youth, of criminal assault on a Wallace North Carolina child, sentenced to hang December 20 in Kenansville.
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George
Mt. Elgin
Ontario
Chamberlain
Canada
W. Bell
Valhalla
W. J. Lunney
Seneca
Kenansville
N. C
Dublin County Superior Court
Will Carter
Howard James
Wallace
N.C
Westminster Notes and Local Social Links in November
Westminster news summarizes visits and family updates from Comer Georgia to Lynchburg Virginia. Local society coverage highlights W. M. U. work and fundraising, Odd Fellows event plans, school essay prizes, church notices, business and town growth, and minor accidents including a hand injury from a shredding machine. Prominent names include Moon, Stonecypher, Stribling, Goodwin, Breazvale, Carter, and McSwain with references to nearby towns and institutions.
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Seghe
C. Simpson
Oklahoma
India Territory
Wyatt Aiken
Pyne S. White
Greenville
Odd Fellows of
Golden Link Lodge No. 87
J. J. McSwain
Odd Fellows’ Hall
W. M. Zimmerman
Atlanta
Edward Goodwin
Lynchburg
Westminster
Fair Play
Gainesville
Goodwin
Lola Jarrard
Woman's Missionary Society of
Weatminster Baptist Church
James Breazvale
Woman's Missionary Union
Travers
W. J. Stribling
Solo
J.’ Carter
T. N. Carter
China
O. K. Breazvale
Japan
Ella’ Waite
Africa
J. E. Cheawell
Messer
O. K. Brenzeale
Ira Pitts
J. Carter
Hugh Terrell
Icie McGeo
A. P. Marett
J. K. Mitchell
Bolton
Visitis’ Brothers
Burt
C. Mitchell
Lizzie Freeman
J. K. Latham
Easley
Westminster Lyceum Club
Westminster Graded School
Westminster Graded Schools
Arve
John R. Moore
A. P. Mavett
J. J. Harrell
George Dickson
C. M Walker
Mr. Dickson
Changa
Hutchie
Eugene Norris
Alabama
R. E. North
J. W. McClain
Pitts & Powell
BR. F. McCoy
Waco
Texas
R. N. Vaughan
Eadward Stacy
Southern Railway
Peden
Peden Anderson
McGee
The
R. T. Sorrella
South Union
James Jones
Madison
James Williams
Richland
Ida Jones
Anderson
A. L. Gosnett
Thanksgiving church services and town news at Seneca
The Seneca column lists Thanksgiving services at Presbyterian and Episcopal churches with a union service at 7 pm, notes on local residents visiting and moving, a growing Christmas spirit as merchants stock holiday goods, upcoming Advent offerings for the Episcopal Sunday School, and community updates including a new bakery plan and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reva
Mary Cherry
Anderson
N. Hughs
Richeland
J. W. Caldwell
Lillian Caldwell
W. D. Holland
D. P. ‘Thompson
Thompson
Walhalla
Elon
Nineteen Die in Boston and Maine Rear End Collision
Revised casualty list shows nineteen dead nine missing and twenty two injured from the Montreal Express rear ending a Boston and Maine passenger train near Lincoln Mass. Dense fog dark and owl caused the engineers to miss signal lights though signals were not against them.
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Lincoln
Mass
Boston and Maine
Annual Pension Report details state pensioners and totals
The State Pension Department releases its annual report listing every pensioner and their payments. It records a total of 3,804 pensioners and total disbursements around $100,000 with county breakdowns showing varied sums for each locality.
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State Pension Department
Pensionara
Jerson
Barnwell
Nhs Janet
Berkeley
Chartonton
Cherokee
Chester
Chesterfield
Itransboy Clagendon
Colleton
Donington
Dorchester
Edgefield
Fairfield
Florence
Greenville
Greehwood
Pak
Hampton
Horry
Kershaw
Lancaster
Laurens
Leo
Lexington
Marion
Marlboro
Newberry
Ovones
Orppebury
Prominent ministers face conference actions in Hartwell
In Newnan Georgia on November 25 the North Georgia conference heard reports. Rev Wadsworth of Hartwell was found guilty and suspended for one year for alleged conduct with a Hartwell woman. Rev H S Bradley was cleared of charges of heresy after committees found no action needed. The conference also reported on Roy Hl S Bradley and noted the United States v Burton verdict in Kansas. Spartanburg chain gang reached 59 inmates with 55 colored, 4 white. A Pennsylvania warehouse burned whiskey worth 10000 gallons. H C Mones of Sumter died at 65 after Bright’s disease, longtime Mason and fraternal figure.
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Newnan, Ga
W. W. Wadsworth
Hartwell
North Georgia Conference
Allight
Roy
United States
Vitor Burton
Kansas
Spartanburg
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
H. C. Mones
Sumter
Bright
Fatal attack in Meridian leaves wife and in laws dead
In Meridian Mississippi on November 25 John Brown a Black man formerly of Birmingham fatally wounded his wife and her parents at their home. He struck his wife as she stood at a hydrant and killed her with a second blow. The mother was stabbed through the throat and back. The father Walter McShann rose from a sick bed to intervene and was shot in the heart as he reached the door. Brown then fired once more before fleeing, after having separated from his wife for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
D. P. Moon
Comer
J. H. Stonecypher
J. A. Durham
Liberty
Easley and
Pickens
Ira Wilson
Cedar Springs Institute
John Wilson
W. J. Stribling
Bennettaville
Batist
David L. Norris
Bell
Waynes.oro
P. Anderson
Columbia
Meridian
Miss
John Brown
Birmingham
Walter McShann
Brown
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Luther A. Moore
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T. M. Lowery
Sencen
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Stribling
W. E. Giles
Mra
Cleveland
Eri. A. Hines
L. W. Verner
Leland Lowery
Navy
R. Y. H. Lowery
G. B. Cheok
May Cherry
Savannah
J. J. Adams
J. M. Hunnicutt
Carley House
H. P. Boggs
Episcopal Sunday School
May Russell
Russell's
W. A. Holland
C. Halley
the News
Chapin
Stablete
Byors
W. Hall
Wakehalla
W. J. Lunnoy
the Annual Pension Report