Dillon Journal Notices of Local People and Events
Local notices describe Claude McDonald at home on furlough and Miss Ethel Owens visiting Miss Rosalie Rogers. Figures like L G Rogers of Florence and R S Rogers of the Bank of Pages Mills visit Dillon on business, while Miss Marie Smith visits Miss Louise Richardson. Various residents travel to Georgetown and Richmond on errands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Owens
Fork
Rosalie Rogers
R. S. Rogers
Bank of Pages Mills
Richmond
Marie Smith
Mr. Oliver's
Louise Richardson
J. A. Church of the View
M. S. Mears
Nichols
Dillon
Mary Carmichael
Kentyre
J. R. Regan
Flu Situation Improves Across County Officials Say
Reports from Dillon and Latta show flu abatement with few cases and no serious outbreaks. Scattered illnesses remain countywide but are generally mild. vigilance remains essential as outdoor activity rises with recent mild weather. Public warnings urge avoiding crowded indoor gatherings until warmer weather returns.
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Dillon
Latta
Letters From The Front To The Folks At Home
Joyce Lewis of Long Prairie Minnesota recounts his and Billy Lewis service with the 5th Marines at Chateau-Thierry. Joyce survived twelve bullet wounds after witnessing his brother Billy die near a wheat field during the fierce assault as the German drive toward Paris faltered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau-Thierry
Joyce Lewis
Long Prairie
Todd County
Minn
Joyce
Billy Lewis
5Th Marines
S. L. Frazier
First National Bank
Verndale
Paris
Marne
Verdun
Billy
Beary
Robert Hess
St. Paul
Hess
Tony
Yankee Sharpshooters Recount World War I Battle
An eyewitness account describes brutal trench warfare with 60,000 German troops vs 8,000 Americans, detailing massive casualties and a German retreat after facing American crack riflemen and lethal sharpshooters. The narrative highlights Prussian Guard prestige, Yankee tactics, and nerve-wracking combat that drove the foe to break.
Suburban land sale and local ads in Dillon paper
Local business notices offer loose leaf ledgers and binders for sale by Herald office. Atlantic Development Co seeks buyers for subdividing and auctioning land in Fayetteville. Brake lining stock advertised for auto owners. Furnished rooms for rent in Dillon. Three turkeys found and claimed by owner with proof of ownership requested.
Creditor's Notice for Susan Jane Lester Estate
Administrator Mo W McKay alerts creditors and claimants in the estate of Susan Jane Lester to settle debts and present claims within the legal time frame or face legal action. Indebted parties must pay and claimants must file authenticated claims as required by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Jane Lester
MO. W. McKay
Creditor's Notice in Estate of Nancy C Merser
Administratrix of Nancy C Merser estate requests all debtors to pay and all claimants to present authenticated claims within legally required time or be barred. Note cites case 130 31 350.
Notice to creditors in estate of Mrs Arimetta Gaddy
Administratrix Miss Kittie Gaddy requests all persons with claims against the estate of Mrs Arimetta Gaddy deceased to present authenticated claims within the legal period or be barred from recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arimetta Gaddy
Kittie Gaddy
Farmers Warehouse Meeting Planned at Gibson and Muller
Notice states a meeting at Gibson and Muller's office in Dillon on Saturday February 1 at 2 20 p m to organize a Farmers Warehouse. Those seeking stock are asked to attend so plans can be completed. A W Bethea 30-11-346.
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F. Watkins
Toacco
Liggett & Myers
Petersburg
Mr. Watkins
Watkins
F. W. Brown
Danville
Virginia
Gibson & Muller
Dillon
A. W. Bethea
Calotabs touted as best cold remedy by doctors
Claim Calotabs the perfect calomel cures cold or grippe overnight when taken at night. A single tab at bedtime promises morning recovery with appetite and no nausea. Sold only in sealed packages for 35 cents. money back if not delighted.
Local estate notice and upcoming serial in Herald
The estate of Sam Alford calls creditors to present claims and for heirs to settle account under administratrix Sarah Jane Alford. Also this week the Herald begins Ednah Aiken’s serial The River, a gripping tale set to run sixteen weeks. Loose leaf ledgers and binders are advertised for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ednah Aiken
Spjpears
Also Mentioned on This Page
Claude McDonald
L. G. Rogers
Florence
Mr. Anderson Butler
Poolee, @s
Mrs. Melton Rogers
York
N. N. Schofield
Frank Rogers
Charlie Saleeby
Charles Grossman
Morris Fass
Kentucky
Cora McKinley
Georgetown
Ringel Department Store
W. A. Hensel
Beaumont
Texas
Easterling
Jackson
L. R. Craig
Pilon
Mobile
Als
Dillon County
Asheville
Wn. Bridgeman
Tyron
Oak Grove
Oak Grove School
Jno
W. Gaddy
Herald Office
Atlantic Development Co
Fayetteville
N. C
OTICE
Rogers Garage
Telephone
Dillon, S. C
F. Me. C. Curtis
Aken
W. L. Rogers
Nancy C. Merser
Sam Alford
Sarah Jane Alford
The
Herald of
Lcottingham
Erving
Schloss Bros
Man
L. Cottingham
Dillon, South Carolina
the Fashion Shop
Inia Dare
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