Local and Personal News From Pickens Sentinel
J T Skelton of Jolle and John Loper of Dacusville visited Pickens on business last Saturday and Friday. Mrs Vascoe Loehr visiting her parents. Lee C Lytth of Cherryfield N C visiting Pickens. Prof Fulton Childress in Tabor School Central was in Pickens Saturday. Married by J B Newberry at his residence December 8 Leila Robinson and Hubert Oth of Easley. Mr Wilson and Julius E Boggs compared in looks per Tugaloo Tribune. W A Porter moves to Pickens route 3. John T Lewis, prominent citizen, visited county seat. David Hendricks, longtime Sentinel subscriber, paid a call and moved from near Pickens to Dacusville. Harry and A D Chapman of Liberty in Pickens Tuesday. Sheriff H Brown of Griffin section in town. Sarah Hawkins and Earl Smith of Pickens county wed. Matthew Hendricks, prominent, visited Pickens last week. Col J B Hagood and D Bolt of Besley in Pickens this week. Glad to see former citizens returning. Charlie Robinson of Greenville welcomed in Pickens this week.
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John T. Lewis
The
Sentinel
David Hendricks
Hendricks
Pickens
Dacusville
Keowee Bank Opens Savings Account Start
The inquiry asks if the first step is to open a savings account at Keowee Bank. Details about account types, requirements, and eligibility are not provided.
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Keowee Bank
Pickens U D C Chapter Meets in Charleston
Miss Eleanor Knight represented the Pickens Chapter U D C at a Charleston meeting last week and reports a most satisfactory and pleasant gathering.
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Eleanor Knight
Pickens
Charleston
Pickens News Briefs Face Paper Delivery and Holiday Rules
Subscribers urged to report missed deliveries. Rev. GF Kirby returns to Pickens for another year drawing Methodist support and local rejoicing. Christmas fireworks bans and strict laws against loud rattling explained. Embroidery club gathering hosted by Mesdames Morris and Cox on Hampton Avenue with twenty guests and a floral dining room setting.
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GF. Kirby
Pickens
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Mesdames A. M. Morris
Isaiah Cox
Embroidery Club
Hampton Avenue
Local lodge elects new officers at December meeting
The Weoe men of the World lodge held its last meeting on Tuesday December 3 electing officers including Carev di oe, Prof A Seawright, J Weae, de & Adie, Alexander Esco, Hirshes, R. Alien, Snitssan Peavigr, and Stewart. Managers named: Jno B Craig.
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Constipation Advice Cited In Local Health Column
A reader asks about persistent constipation and a local health writer offers practical steps. The column emphasizes fiber intake, hydration, regular meals, and when to seek medical care.
Ore oe obCo-. Ih Reviment at Presbyterian Church
An obituary notice indicates a Reverend who had served many years at the Presbyterian Church. The fragmentary text mentions a Friday service and dated events, with references to congregants and local figures as well as a note about a special meeting or farewell.
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Anwgate Gazette
Obscure obituary notes indicate a Clemson connection
A fragmentary notice reports the death of a senator named Clenson or related figure, mentioning Washington ties and a Clemson link through Prof. E. Robertson. It references Pickens birthplace and positions with Virginia Chemical, with other scattered names and stray phrases from the Richmond and Home Journal era.
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Pickens
E. Robertson
Clemson
Virginia Chemical Company
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Richmond
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AWs Becomes RoE In Distant Thanksgiving Tale
A fragmented account references Thanksgiving rituals, distant celebrations, and a cited line about God and gratitude. The text mentions New York and a sense of distant preparation, with unclear events and dates surrounding FE issues and canine imagery.
Fragmentary OCR reflects unclear historical notice
The readable portion shows garbled text with names and phrases. no clear event, date, or location is discernible. The piece appears to be a damaged newspaper fragment lacking a coherent report or outcome.
Fractured OCR Yields Sparse Readable Fragments
fragmented text from an atlas page shows limited readable facts including partial names and places. article likely lists items briefly but lacks clear events or dates.
Hazy OCR Item Touches On Names And Places
Fragmentary text lists scattered terms and names including a location and a date style hint. The readable parts mention Sitns and North with no clear event or outcome. No coherent narrative or identifiable persons or organizations emerge.
Unclear historical notice on bonds and bank affairs
Fragmentary OCR text mentions bonds and stocks, bankers, directors, and financial terms. Lacks coherent events or names to identify a clear news item or outcome.
Undefined OCR fragment headlines sale items
The readable text fragment hints at a shop sale with shirts and price references but the majority is garbled. No clear event dates or names are present to establish a concrete news item or context.
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John Loper
Mrs. Vascoe Loehr
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Lee C. Lytth
Cherryfield
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Fulton Childress
Tabor School
Pickens Turday
J. B. Newberry
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Easley
Tugaloo
W. A. Porter
Liberty
Mr. Porter
Messrs
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A. D. Chapman
Sheriff H. Brown
Griffin Section
J.B. Newberry
Sarah Hawkins
Earl Smith
Pickens County
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D. Bolt
Besley
Charlie Robinson
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