Aviators Plunge to Death in Early Aviation News
Boston reports a Squantum accident as Jos J. Cummings fell 300 feet from a Blertot monoplane into Dorchester Bay but swam ashore bruised and vows to fly again next week. In Norton, Frisbie died after a 100 foot fall in a Curtiss biplane amid jeers from spectators at Elmwood park. Other incidents include a mid air crash near Troyes and a fatal monoplane crash in Nanagix France.
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Boston
Squantum
Cummings
Dorchester Bay
Norton
Kan
Norton County Fair
Jimply
John J. Prisbie
Frisbie
Elmwood Park
Kisbler
Dinlane
Rishio
Troyes
France
Sept. DeGrailley
Rigny-La-Nemence
Malla
Protracted meeting ends with five church additions
Little River scene reports the protracted meeting concluding last Saturday night with five additions to the church under Rev. Mr. Burriss of Central aiding. It notes large congregations, teaching by Rev. C. L. Craig, local illnesses and health updates, trips to North Carolina, and social details from Old Pickens including a large church cemetery gathering and a typhoid fever case near the Pickens bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little River
Burriss
Central
C. L. Craig
J. L. Talley
Bind
Seno
Milton
Nicholson
Moore
St. L. Madden
Sarah
North Carolina
Harrison
Valhalla
Mayne Jones
Tamassee
W. OH. Lusk
W. M. Perry
KR. W. Burgess
W. Tattleton
Old Pickens
Bascom Whitmire
Plckens
Wealthy St Louis man Garrison ends life over health
New York report says David B. Garrison, heir to a rich St Louis family, shot himself while awaiting fianc ee return from Europe. He left letters to his father and to Janece urging cheer and noting illness. The item links his death to health concerns and impending marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Waitig
Europe
David B. Garrison
St. Louis
Garrison
Waldorf-Astoria
Janece
Aviator Dies After Crash Experience Frightful Violence
An aviator crashed to the ground and sustained fatal injuries as his head was crushed on impact, leaving authorities to investigate the tragic incident.
Seneca to Elect New Mayor as Old Leadership Quits
Seneca Georgia schedules a September election for mayor with T. M. Lowery resigning. Several candidates named, including Mrs. B. D. Cherry who has been ill. Local life centers on fall trade, college moves, and social events as the town readies for the vote and a changing leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca
T. M. Lowery
D. Cherry
W. K. Livingston
BE. Y
Anderson
Jas. W. Moore
Glenn's
M . A. Hines
Bell
Fghter
J. 8
Stribling
Heath Springs
Eleanor Richardson
G. W. Ballenger
Mya
W. PR. Reid
Charles
Kid
C. Verner
Greenville
A, P, Marr
Verna Stribling
C. V. McCarey
Seneca High School
M.ick, Brockman
M. B. Drockman
A.W
Thompson
Sadie Slixh
Margaret ‘Morrison
Lalla Ballenger
Margie Holland
Willie Verner
Senalso i
Mo. McClanatun
Kate McClamahan
Kate
Helena
Chat
Seneea
Courier
Senece Meral Company
T. St
Stick- Ning
IL. W. Verner
Westminster High School Opens With Large Attendance
Westminster Sept. Special reports Westminster High School opened with a strong turnout and about 90 percent attendance in classes. Rev Lavender led devotional exercises, Mayor Marett delivered the welcome, and educational talks followed from Stribling Carter and Lavender. Prof W C Taylor announced plans for the year as crowd filled the auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tminster
Westminster High School
FG. Lavender
K. W.marett
Stribling
Carter
J. M
G. Lavender
W. C. Taylor
Lavender
Tittle
Martha
Staunton
Stovall
Corsin
A. Zimmerman
Presbyterian Church
Clgia
H. Wiking
He Gentry
Greenvalnt
Honen
I. Achool
McCleary
Jodie
Dora Haley
Annie B. Smith
Haley
Atlanta
J. J. Barton
Townville
W. J. Stribling
D. J. Mulkey
Gainesville
Senia Kimsey
Mount Airy
Hugh Terrell
Lucile Zimmerman
Laurens
Richbourg
Yorkville
Guthriesville
Tisle
Evie Jones
Madison
Nellie
Christine Mulkey
Nina Wham
Abbeville
Westminster
Spartanburg
Annie Rochester
Ware Shoals
W. M. Gossett
C. J. Anderson
Sarah Anderson
Alto
John A. Durham
Pelzer
H. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Allahest Lyceum Bureau
J. J. Carter
North Ng
Wostay
Miss Ida
Exhibition to showcase blooms and spring plant orders
Prospective growers will view this fall blooms exhibit and place spring delivery orders. The plan lets visitors see varieties and choose favorites. The exact exhibition date will be announced later, depending on when blooms are at their best.
Beattie Takes Stand in His Murder Trial
Chesterfield Virginia September 4 Henry Clay Beattie Jr testifies in his own defense recalling meeting Beulah Binford in 1907 and the fatal night of his wife Louise’s murder He describes a highway chase at 55 miles per hour with the body of his wife in the car and a blood stained coat shown in court Prosecutor presses questions about lighting and weapon handling amid a solemn courtroom atmosphere.
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Chesterfield
Henry
Clay Beattie, Jr
Louise
Beattie
Paul Beattie
Evie Dently
Owen
Wendenburg
Nibherto
Beatle
Nps
Wendenburn
Reunions Highlight South Union Community News
South Union notes report two reunions and local visits. W. T. Walters of Lavonia, aged about 69, hosted a large family gathering with 28 grandchildren after serving in the Confederate army. A Burdett reunion at Shelors Ferry. church meetings at Rock Hill. Rev. Stovall and others preached. Visitors include Rev. R. H. Smith and editor John P. Keese, with several locals traveling to Westminster and Chattanooga.
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South Union
W.T Walters
Lavonia
A. J. Walters
Villa
J. C. Walters
Bowersville
A. Walters
Macon
A.j
Lizzie McCrary
Fair Play
Wiitle Smith
Leone Cole
Maude Dowls
Viola
Minnie
Pink
Refford
Amelia Walters
W.T. Walters
Walter
Johnston
Tle
Wranklin
Tenn
Zebidee Burdett
Shelor's Ferry
Hi IF Stovall
Thomas and Holcombe
Toccoa
L. W. Campbell
Belton
Ste D. H. Mayett
J. J. Lee
Joe Lee
Birmingham
Ala
R. H. Smith
Greenville
Mr. Smith
John P. Keese
T. B. Keese
Westminster
L. P. Smith
Chattanooga
Marshall Wiley
Atlanta
Clarence Cole
J.T. Crawford
Albertary
W. L. Thomas
John McAlister
D. W. Wright
Thomas Wright
Madison School to Open Here This Month
Madison set to open on September 18 with Mrs A B Turnbull of Toccoa as principal and Miss Hatthe Frazier of Lockhart as assistant. Parents and children urged to attend. Also notes closing of protracted meeting with 24 new members and river baptizing on Thursday. Local updates follow including visits, court, and a testimonial for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
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Madison
A. B. Turnbull
Toccoa
Hatthe Frazier
Lockhart
Join D. Rothell
W. Lee Ballenger
Central
Eunice Singleton
Bone
Basley
Reliaves
Sallie Spencer
Jesse Arve
Ora
Ita Arve
Conerasa
Evie
Nettie Mulley
Westmins
X. Cleland
Max
Carl Bryan
Greenville
Jeff D. Jones
Geo. W. Timnnbutt
Atlanta
Herb Spencer
Kenry Spencer
GW. Walters
J. A. Watt
Halbert Hodson
Little Slater
Rita V
Sie Jones Vis
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C.W
J. E. Banknight
Nanagix
Mrance
Camine
LIN UK
King
Georgia
Seneca’s Floral Company
Pses
Chamberlain
Mra
M. 1
Basford
Poolesville
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