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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1910
Page
5
The item directs anyone with property to contact the company at its Home Office located at St. Matthews, D C. It emphasizes formal notification procedures and the central office address for claims.
Miss Annie Diemanon hosted a social night Friday November 25 praising the Lutheran church choir. Guests solved a word missing music exercise, received dainty silver pins, and enjoyed harmony themed decorations, a salad course, cream and nabiscos, as the group practiced for Sunday. Mrs Epting received the 1911 “Stude” as a parting gift.
The St John's Lutheran Thanksgiving service last Thursday drew a large crowd and raised 49.02 for orphans plus substantial in kind gifts of wheat corn potatoes and clothing from Lutheran and other denominations. Sermon by Pastor Moting with active participation by Rev. J. G. Baw and Geo. McWilecox. Contributions favored Lutherans who led in kind gifts. Also reports Col. Moses C. Wetmore prominent Missouri Democrat and National Finance Committee chair dies from wagon accident. An Iowa man credits Electric Bitters with a full recovery after seven weeks in hospital and months of illness.
The Paul Nayne Circle of Valhalla staged its year end meeting in 1910 featuring a domestic science program. Mrs. L M Brown hosted with culinary readings and talks on Mythology and modern cookery, followed by committee reports and plans for 1911 as the circle bids adieu to the current year. Michael Cudahy founder of a major packing firm died in Chicago from pneumonia at age 66 after a long career starting in Milwaukee.
The article reports the death of Mrs. Jas. Putney Phinney of West Union after declining health. Born July 1861 in Sandy Springs, she married James Phinney in 1881 and left five children. Funeral services were held in Sandy Springs with ministers A B Diggers and J F Anderson officiating. Her loss appalled a wide circle of friends and relatives.
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