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The Dillon Herald in Dillon, South Carolina

05 Dec 1918

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The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1918

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Heavy Casualty List For The Carolinas

A long casualty roll for North and South Carolina units lists Killed in Action, Died of Wounds, Died of Disease, Wounded Severely, and Missing in Action. Named are Corporal Weav erly Keeter, Lieut. J. D. Colson, Capt. Andrew J. Harris, and many privates from towns across both states plus several from South Carolina. The notice continues on page six.

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North and South Carolina Corporate C. D. Bridges Mayworth N. C A.G. McCay Kanonaplis W. T. Sanders Rourens 5. C Carl Blackwell Oxford N.C Archie Brown Taylorsville N.C D. W. Buchanan Bellet Walter Duke Albermarie O’brien Maxton J.T. Cochran Alarka D. W. Broadway Albermarle R. M. Williams Whitakers Jerry Harris Roanoke Rapids Batsiel Sages Columbia J. H. Mobley Williamston Hardie Rogers Robinsville F. B. Wilson Stony Point N. Uy Cyrus Lineberry Climax N C J. B. Woodlief Wake Forest Doxsie Flowers Darlington Hb. Shackleford Fremont Andrew J. Harris Henderson Jake Edwards Lamberton Sam Kine Colwmbia Robert Lathan Starr JW. Middleton Bonneau S.C Clarence Parker Cherryvile Smith Ashe Dennis Lake City My Hanoover RL. Turner Garver Roland Dixon Magnolia E. Gaillard Liberty Johnnes Greensboro L. L. Houeh Elloree S. C Cleveland Outlaw Bethune Asheville Clarence Willama Charleston Link Williams Pineville W. C. Crumpler Goldaboro W. A. Smith Bishopville 8. C H. K. Willett Goldston T. £. Moody Chandler D. W. Login Spruce Pine J. E. Squire Weaverly Keeter Littleton Th Lee Colerain EB. L. Wilkerson Paul Drewett Seaboard Wilbert Limehorne Yemamnee W. R. Williford Harrelsville A. J. Bradford Sumter Robert Baskins Lancaster 3. C Jouweph Higgins O. Cabanian Shelby N. C J. L. Boers Fairfax Charren Hunter Neuse Foster Jones Eltenton W. V. King Townville Walter Peagues Cheraw Cofield Richardson Essex Mitchell McP A. L. Coleman Merry Mount J. G. Cullum Councila L. J. Daughtry Newton Grove MA. Gordon Clemson College HA. Arrington Waynesville J. MH Morgan Edenton H. G. Strong Leaksville A. M. Thompson Jordan John E. Ray Raleigh Robert Gadaden Dale Ceral A. K. Breece Sneads Ferry Cook L.B. Blanchett Valhalla T. H. Colville Lillington C. S. Bagwell Belton Clemmons Blatt Daniel Gam Living Preston Leklear Red Spebige van Khan Lockhart Harry Stephey Colbie SC Woe Wobt Olympia G. Harvest Few Jani Janes Hall Anderson L. H. Welborn Thomasville A. L. Myers Purlington Wy Ice Mara Hill P. F. Tooley Pungo Ernest Williams Greenstore Blightly Koon R. H. Forbes Greenville J. P Eldridge Falson Harvey Millettville N. R. Galloway Blounts Creek Ih . Ripley Lexington K.p.spell Roseboro Sol Wilson Kville Liew CL Stafford H. L. McDonald Rockingham L. W. Hatch Burlington Charles Lassiter J. H. Pool Falls Lakeville A.C. Lewis Andor P. Dunand Tyner Walter West Hope Mills Howrd Wethington Grifton B. L. Gatlin Breet GT. Hart Greer A. K. Jester High Roland Vinson Richland Samuel Wheeler Providence J. P Geimer Warnyitte D. C. Rush Callikon Cs. Wo Brickell Halifax Ncgs B. Hhurria Concord Harvey Oxendine Fairmont D. S Neal Fairfield Are McLeod Eagle Springs William McJunkin Fairforest TD. Carpenter Hickory J. W. Price Charlotte Henry Webb Lucian Ballance Klaabeth City N. G Elijah Bennett Carendon Henry Andrews Bethel P.M Brown Athan
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First Large Body of Troops Arrives in New York Harbor

The Mauretania returned to the United States with the first large group of American overseas troops. Crowds gathered in Battery Park as the ship docked at Gravesend Bay, with officials planning ceremonies and a parade. Admiral Mayo and Major Bay were among notable figures aboard.

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New York Gravesend Bay Hoboken Mauretania Henry Th. Mayo Te Atlantic Meet England March Ehler STAT Air Service Weber Ber Brie Gok McManue Hylan Bulker Lustig Thott Ambrose Channel Battery Park America Knights of Columbus Police Department A. H. Reatron Carpathia Admiral Mayo Harry Tauder Hone Jan Bay Beilint Army
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The Comm Comment on Handling of New Ear

A reader asked about remarks on handling the new ear. One man commented that all he said was fifty dollars, plus costs.

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Morious Blum Passes After Illness in Dillon

Morris Blum, a well known Dillon merchant, died Friday night after a several week illness. He was years old and had lived in Dillon about 18 years after moving from Bale Unmore. Survived by wife Kittie Copeland and a son, his surviving relatives include M M. El Oriim of Latta, Minnie That berg of Sellers, and Mrs Tele Gablochin of Waylewite. Interment was at the dewish rememery near Dillon.

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Morris Blum Blum Asheville N.C Dilan Hincett Linonium Wan Proprivior Par Dillons Mr. Bluix Kittie Copeland Mya Ethel Whim Pieters M. EL Oriim Latta Ant Dillan Minnie Thatberg Sellers Tele Gablochin Waylewite Bleth
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Automobile Association outlines highway plan for state

A meeting of Auto Owners Association members discussed a statewide program to widen roads at about $1 per horsepower or raise funds to build roads. The proposal envisions a five million bond issue and a long term plan to improve public highways, with many owners expressing support and a sense of urgency amid neglected roads.

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Kaito Herald Ty Autotobile Association Lauichse Sbme Dillon County Pratees
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Thirdies Status Intrest in War Dead Return Plans

Washington November 27 A discussion led by Major General Edward H. Les concerned the status of three groups of men from North Carolina South Carolina and Tennessee in France. Rogsdale seeks clarification on muster out at Camp Jack or Camp Sevier and the return of bodies. Insurance and other postwar details were raised as issues since the Armistice. Rogsdale will be in Washington next week for Congress short session and presidential address before a mission abroad.

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Waehibton Wastin Cone North Carolina South Cue Hug Tennessee Querrey France Uder Edoward Hy Les Rogsdale Stenn Ragsdate South Carolina Congress
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Bold Robbery Strikes Murphy Bros and Morris Fass Stores

Early Tuesday morning robbers smashed two shop windows at Murphy Bros and Morris Fass, stealing goods worth several hundred dollars. A Night Operator and a resident heard the break in, but no clues emerged. This marks the second break in at Morris Fass in 12 months, previous theft valued around $200.

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Anarly Murphy Bros Morris Fiias Murphy Ores Xtore Morris Fass Benfield J. Prarenger Gutner Mrt G Saxon Catton Mills Sap Mortig Fass Department Mercisan— Hie
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Neva Dell Pore Dies After Illness At Smithboro

Mrs. Neva Dell Fore Pore died at Smithboro following influenza. She was daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Moody T. Moody. Survived by nine children and one son, with many relatives. She long belonged to the Hemuda church and was buried in the Tevanda family cemetery.

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Neva del Fore Smith Bore Mota Tevanda Mea T T. Moody Hemuda
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County News and Happenings at Calvary

District notes from Dillon and surrounding areas recount a Sunday gathering with families Margarets and Mooolyyn, Mrs. Bowens kin, and local pastors. A misfortune colors Isaiah McKenzie’s recent injury while a Zion family scene adds warmth to the holiday recount. church services and Sunday school plans are announced with invitations to attend.

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Local Social and Family News Recap

Lathe An Flickhowse hosted Mieke Little Friend's birthday party with fruit and cake. Sophia Allard attended the Anowal Contergape in O Wineebure. Loyd McPhail of Wayetteville visited relatives. J S Braswell and Delle Retheu were noted in Latta. Morriaupent enjoyed Pavarel Day. Merritt Allem and Mrs Clarke visited Dillon families. Bert McLaurin of Maxton spent the weekend at home.

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Sophia Allard Siinter Sojeirier Wineebure Loyd McPhail Wayetteville Parets J. S. Braswell Delle Retheu Latta H. B. Floyd M. F. Morriaupent Pavarel Angler N.C Merritt Allem H. TL. Clarke Dillon J. H. Stackhovan M. M. Stackhouse
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Death of Dillon Pioneer Merchant Fass in Asheville

Mr Fass, a Dillon pioneer merchant born in Austria fifty years ago, died in Asheville North Carolina Tuesday afternoon after a yearlong illness. Survived by his wife Miss Wildenburg of Chicago and an adopted son Eddie Pass, he had lived in Dillon since 1900 and ran a gentlemen's furnishing store at times, with a brief fire interruption. His brother Morris Fass and others remain in Dillon while his body is to be interred in Florence Jewish cemetery after arriving from Asheville. The family names include Rosenbaum of New York and David Fass at his beside. Autocracy is the door mat of the world. Wipe your feet.

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Dillon Tees Way 11 Fass Ashe Ville N.C Fass Husstine Mr. Pass New Mexico Gr Atler Ghysdetins Welter Annosphere Arhesiile Mr F Dillon Austria Americk Charleston New York Past Hie Hor Messrs Morris, Max and David Faas Rebecca Rosenbaum David Asheville Florence
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