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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1922
Page
4
Weekly religious notes and reflections with references to saints and scripture. The text lists days of instruction and suggested readings, mentioning Monday Tuesday and Saturday activities and a schedule of devotional prompts.
A wedding took place at the residence of Siidae Serena Feeerk in the afternoon of August. Griffin and Harold Dray were the groom and father of the bride, with the bride described as a daughter of Mr C Griffin. The bride’s father was Mr C N Dire of Pickens. The ceremony was a surprise. Congratulations were extended to the newlyweds by the couple.
A community figure expresses gratitude to neighbors friends and relatives for support and kindness during a difficult time. The notice names individuals and groups offering help and appreciation for their care and sympathy.
The court seeks show cause why administration should not be granted in the matter of the estate of Clarence, deceased. N A Christopher, Judge of Probate, issues the precept under seal dated July 6, 1922, fifth year of independence, at Piecens Court Hee.
Fragmented OCR shows multiple scattered references to counties and petitions in Georgia. The text names Gainesville and Pickens County with mentions of a superior court and a petition proceeding though many words are garbled. No clear dates or outcomes are discernible from the fragments.
Fragmentary text appears to mix names and phrases with no clear event. Entities include a few proper nouns and possible locations, but readable facts are minimal. The snippet lacks a coherent narrative, making a precise summary difficult.
The Court approves the final settlement and discharge of the personal estate of KE Smith. Guardian Bob Smith and others are discharged from guardianship duties after satisfying accounts and concluding administration.
Fragmented text discusses loan availability and last minute delays in preparing funds. Mentions a 25 percent rate and a planned early morning note about readiness. The passage conveys uncertainty and scheduling issues, with references to Wednesday mornings and unprepared status.
A local primary in Ravy broadens the Democratic field as new candidates join the race. Party officials urge voter turnout and outline key issues shaping the contest.
Fragmented text with many garbled words and personal names unclear in context. Readable items include scattered letters and possible names such as Jeni and Zenes amid nonsensical sequences and stray symbols. No coherent event or clear entities emerge for a definite summary.
Br A Hudson announces bid for Probate Judge position in Pi County. He vows to adhere to Democratic Party rules and regulations as he seeks nomination and primary support.
The article outlines a candidate declaring intent to run in a Democratic primary for county commissioner. It references campaign rules, party guidelines, and mentions several individuals connected to the race.
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