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Newspaper

The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1920

Page

5

Bennettsville and area social notes on visitors

Local social notes list residents and visitors across Bennettsville Lake View Florence Florence area including Ella Edens Miss Miriam Moore and Ellen White. It covers travels to Spartanburg Georgetown Columbia Darlington Birmingham and other towns with Thanksgiving service and Lyceum events at the school auditorium featuring The Ardmore Company and Judge Ben Lindsey lecture.

Ardmore Lyceum Ben Lindsey Chicago Lyceum Committee Lindsey

Lieutenant Gramstorff Not Dead Says Telegram Delivers Shocking News

In Lynn Mass on November 1 a tele gram to Everett confirms that Lieut John C Gramstorff a Yankee Division veteran who had warned he is alive is told his body is returning home from France officials had been notified he was dead.

Lynn Mass John C. Gramstorff Yankee Division War Department Everett France

Lieutenant presumed alive amid misidentified body claim

Fragmentary report states the lieutenant is not dead and an improperly identified body may belong to a war casualty. Officials mention insurgents and held funds tied to merchandise. fire was spotted around 5 30 Tuesday morning as investigators ponder uncertainties about the body’s true identity.

Gramstorff

Spaulding family saves boy from giant eagle

In Glenda Wyoming on November 22 the Spaulding family battled a giant eight foot winged eagle that attacked eight year old Walter Spaulding in the ranch yard. Walter and seven year old John aided by a third boy yelled for help as Mrs Spaulding fought the bird with a stick. Mr Spaulding arrived with a shotgun and killed the eagle. The two boys suffered severe claw lacerations.

Glenda Wyo Spaulding Walter Spaulding Walter John

Swindle game is pulled in Atlanta raids

Atlanta reports two raids by Solicitor General Boykin and deputies seized paraphernalia alleged to have aided a syndicate in swindling victims out of 100000 with fake horse race bets since mid October. A subsequent raid recovered 10000 worth of drugs. Abe Powers was arrested in default of 25000 bond after Holley of Aiken SC claimed he lost 11000 on bogus bets.

Atlanta Boykin Abe Powers H. C. Holley Aiken

Disastrous Fire Destroys McDuffie and Westbury Stores

A Tuesday dawn blaze in Hamer destroyed buildings and merchandise valued at about 20000. D. McDuffie owned the $6000 pre war building and 2000 building loss, with 10000 stock burned. E L Westbury occupied the other store. McDuffie stock was uninsured and a total loss.

Hamer D. ‘McDuffie

Missionary Society Meeting Held by Baptist Church Circle

Mrs G H Bell hosted Circle No 2 of the Woman's Missionary Society last Friday afternoon. The program focused on Doctors and Nurses on Foreign Fields with talks by Mrs W C Allen and Mrs W E Hall. Mrs Henslee reported on the WMA Convention in Charleston. A salad social followed as music played on the Edison.

G. H. Bell Woman’s Missionary Society of the Baptist Church 8. C. Henslee Charleston Edison

Nations League cost and global notes from 1900s era

The text lists varied items: a projected four hundred thousand dollar monthly League of Nations budget for next year. Thai incidents of ancient astronomical instruments seized at Pekin in 1901 and returned to China. a USDA claim that one ton of wheat straw yields forty gallons of gasoline. the northern air service between Porjus Sweden and Suorvajaure Lapland. a hatchery capacity for 10 600 eggs to supply Yellowstone and Glacier park hotel systems. 190 000 men in US Army schools. 35 000 Texas cows sent to Germany to aid dairy herds. and a wireless telegraphy invention preventing eavesdropping on League reports due to meet on November 15.

Yellowstone and Glacier National Park

European youths claim doping race horses in Chicago bid

A garbled report notes claims of doping race horses by European youths born during Chicago racing fortunes. It mentions a trainer’s lean war years and a expected Christmas sweets, along with references to whiskey and narcotics tied to price declines in America.

Chicago America

Also Mentioned on This Page

Phil Aberholt Bennettsville Ella Edens Sumter J. M. Sprunt New York Gai Ellen White Lake View Bessie McQueen Fork J. B. Olive Billie Florence Prof W. D. Roberts Spartanburg State Teacher's Association Watson B. Duncan Miriam Moore Converse College O— Hugh Croxton C. C. Croxton Effie Ramsey O. W. Ramsey Hamlet Mrs J. B. Ramsey Florrie Lula Rogers Marion Cora McKinley D. L. Moore Columbia E. L. Moore H. C. McKenzie Agnor Maggie McGirt Wade Stackhouse Darlington M. E. Williams 8. F. Williams R. E. West A. B. Welch G. E. Powers Willard Storage Battery Service Birmingham Alma McGilvary Annie Lee Trawick J. P White BE. L.vinson Julia Fairmont, N.C LeRoy Williams W. T. Huntley Aberdeen, N. C Paul Deaton J. C. Colvin Chester S. B. Stoney The Baptist Church Amily Routs Eagle South Carolina Insie Kwacheros Sellers League of Nations Pekin Count von Waldersee Potsdam United Sates Department of Agriculture Porjus Sweden Suorvajaure Lapland United States Army Texas Germany League of Nations Assembly the Bank of Dillon Furni Ture William and Mary Walnut and Hogany RED Cross Seller's Mastercraft Edison Phonographs Red Star Detroit Vapor S. Vaughan Furniture Company Good Furniture E. Evans Florence, S. C
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