Hosiery Mills Enlarged to Meet Demand
The Hetrick Hosiery Mills of Walhalla South Carolina expanded to handle rising orders. The plant added Banner 220 spindle machines and upgraded dye facilities to produce men women children and infants hosiery with imported mercerized yarns. The move aims to operate through October and winter with a larger night force and doubled staffing to keep production on track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yor
Hetrick Hosiery Mills
Walhalla
Hla Contort
Hlochman, Vezin & Co
Broadway
New York
Wo. A. Fe
Chart P. Metrick
Philidephia
Oconee Knitting Mills
Uetrick Lossery Mila
Wight
Local Notes From Towns Include Weddings and Visits
Oct 16. Special: local social items tell of weddings, visitors, and community life. A Nelson Smith family update mentions relatives in Clemson and nearby areas. Mrs Mellor and five children visited Paty Ping’s home, with Mrs Heller returning home. The community notes Cherokee and Anderson regions reference church events and school visits, with several names tied to local families and farming alerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Beeony L. Smith
Or. Jr. Mellor
Chilron
Alg Whittle and Hieon
Johnston
Clinton
Soea
Ben Kaw
Wwe
Dota Maret
Onte
Walter Pe Tiny
Townville
Oot
Bedhotur
Mya
Ledhe
Ter
Chas
Burkett
Wallacey
Rann
Galnes
Willy Marte
Jal Smith
Guy Woolbricht
McCurney
Wen Anderson
Conrae
Cedar
Holcombe
Walhalla and Westminster Meet In Close Friday Race
Walhalla High School runners lost to Westminster by about two hundred yards yet showed strong pace last Friday. The meet began at the Confederate Monument with Robert Macaulay setting the early pace. Total time for Walhalla 48 minutes 06 seconds, a close finish with 16 runners per team on six tenths mile laps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallin H Hlgh School
Westminster
Confederate Monument
Robert Macaulay
Walhalla
Gamoross
Wunners
Butler
Moss
Phillipa
Hotrick
B. Abbott
Rishle
Kay
Brown
Phenford
Morch
Garrett
Macaulay
Henera
Walhalla Priday
Seneca
Priday
Screea
Valhalla
Munday
Hig Palit Munier
Death in well cave-in near Anderson plant
Van Cherry, a colored public well-digger, was buried by earth in a well cave-in at the Anderson phosphate plant north of the city. He died within an hour before rescuers could reach him as workers had removed earth and walled the shaft anew.
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Hottom
Anderson Mall
Tolton
Anderson
O11 Go
van Cherry
Tug
Cherry Wik
Tie
Westminster High School Athletics Protest in Oconee County
A letter from a Seneca correspondent protests interschool athletics practices in Oconee County. Writers defend the system as beneficial to schools and praise pupil conduct, noting records are open and races observed. The piece argues athletes and schools are held to high standards and remain true gentlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Baltay
Oconee County
Oconee
Westminster Scriol
Senn
Myery Hoy
Che Askorlathon
Lanai
Local notes and obituaries from a Georgia town
The column reports mis- spellings and fragmented names of residents visiting relatives. It notes Jas Armstrong near illness, Miss McDonald visitors, and Lemuel Stipe in town with friends. It also covers Marine Montgomery’s death by self-inflicted wound at a naval station and a local student injured in a university game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hele
Snetion
Creatore
Fane
Mirhbay
Misa Hal
Aimie McMahan
Red
Jas
O. Armstrong
Lemuel Stipe
Telena
Fran
Bose
Ron Ae
Georgia
Hoy
Athens
Carolia
University of Geoda
Macy's Hospital
Orton Contow
Toni Waar
Tie Tormngham
The Heat Plaster And Chamberlains Linkment Patent
A weathered line notes a heat plaster and Chamberlain's Linkment bound on the injured area offering relief. It claims the treatment surpasses ordinary plasters and costs only a tenth as much, with sale through all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Real Estate Sale Notices from Walhalla 1911
Public auction notices for land sales at the Walhalla courthouse in Oconee County South Carolina dated October 1911. Includes the 73 acre Mill Place and a 122 acre tract with terms cash and master’s right to resell, naming purchasers and heirs.
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Court House
Walhulla
South Carolina
Novomnor
Agle
Deaeribusdt
Wits
County of
Oconee
James 8. Malone
W. H. Nix
W. Frank Patterson
John T. Crawford
Samuel M. Crawsord
John T, Crawford
Elaza M. Thomas
Mary M. Patterson
Oby M. Marmtt
Sudina
Marwttt
Tracts of land in Oconee County South Carolina advertised for sale
The notice lists several land tracts in Oconee County South Carolina adjoining Abraam Reid Jr, B A Brown, Mrs. Kate O VanDiviere and others for sale. Each tract is described by rivers creeks and adjacent landowners with sale terms cash and resale provisions if the purchaser fails to comply within five days. W C Whith Master for Oconee County October 18 1911.
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State OF Bouth Carolina
Oconeh
Court of Common Pleas
Walhalla
S. C
Mary ¥. Jenkins
T J. Jenkins
Agalnet
Della May Jenkins
R. A. Gilmore
W. O. White
Goodes County
Mal
Ocones
South Carolina
Abraam Reid, Jr
B.A. Brown
Kate O. VanDiviere
Tarvey Choice
W. C. Whith
Oconee County
Bank of Walhalla
Platveil
Aginst
Samuel M. Bult
W. CG
Haynie
S. M. Muir
Jacob Rothell
Helne
M. Tutt
Elizabeth Jane Richards
Wizabeth Jane Richards
Taynte Lanis
J. T. Patton
Southorn Woodland Co
Brasstown
Henry Cannon
Butt Brasstown
W. C. Wilith
Ruskin Andersons Bargains Sale Opens with New Stock
Ruskin Andersons Bargains announces a sale beginning Thursday October 19 offering $2,500 worth of new stock not worn or old. The department stores include Majestic Ranges iron beds dressers lounges dining tables and a large selection of Oxfords for men and women at low prices with extra sizes and travel goods also offered.
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Hetrick
Cho Milton
Mt Ol Lo
Nam H. McDonald
Donald
Greenville
Ylanta
Heotows
Wis
Marth
Amides
Mvnvihe News
Onis
Marion County
Sumter
Hoya
Hoaufort
D. C
Adwa Montgomery
Waval Station
Ani
Indiana
Montgomery Khot
Salm
Anna Crane
A. Platotiuts
Wright
C. W. Pitchford
Byrd & Cromer
Carter Hardware Co., Walhalta
SPLAT
Uvis
I UK
Jno. T, Burriss & Son
J.C. Garrison
Ascent
Wadtalia
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