Man Charged With Killing Price Granted Bail
A Lexington man named Harman secured bail after being charged in the shooting death of Price at a Lexington drugstore. In a sworn affidavit Harman said Price confronted him at the door, menaced with violence, prompting Harman to defend himself with a Breeched shotgun resulting in Price’s fatal injury. Harman surrendered to authorities and awaits trial as the state pressed for bail.
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Greenville
George Bell Timmer
Ian
Cyrus L. Bhealy
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Kies J. Harmon
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Edeponent
Wala Price
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Uae
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Poe
B. Warmon
Festival at Pelios Berlin Tests Draw Crowds
Notes suggest a cultural event at Berlin with cake walls and festive displays. Attendees are urged to attend at an earliest time, with safety and celebration emphasis and community involvement details.
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Berlin
Fim
Boiler Explosion Kills 2 at Gaston Saw Mill
James Griffin was killed outright and Burnett Griffin died later after a boiler at the Gaston saw mill exploded Monday afternoon. The cause was not determined, with rumors of a hung steam gauge. The 40 horsepower boiler at Lighver & Gulsnaed’s mill fell about 99 feet, killing James at once and Burnett at Columbia’s Baptist hospital after an hour. Surviving family includes Burnett’s wife and child and James’s kin. Funeral services were held in Gaston and Sandy Run.
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Burnett Griffin
Burnett
Ody
Gaston
Baptist Hospital
Columbia
Bogan Griffin
Columibia
Lighver & Gulsnaed
Leington
Goulds
Gaston Connatery
Griffins
Janes Guiffin
Senty
FR Griffin
Gegan Getcrhy
Sun
Burott Ceiffin
Henry Griffin
Ladies' Improvement Club Dazzles Lexington With Night Show
The Lexaston Ladies' Improvement Club staged a lively Tuesday show for Lexington's amusement lovers. The crowd filled the hall despite chilly weather as performances by Lotta Gabbe’s Minstrelry and others drew praise amid some audience discomfort. Proceeds support the new high school plant installation.
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Lextaston
Lexington
Lotta Gabbe
Hanink George
G. F. Roberts
Dibble George
Sheriff Captures Still at Corley Farm Inquiries Expanded
Sheriff B A Roof seized a still last Friday in an out house on Mr Corley s property. Two Corley men were arrested in connection with the still and other barrels showed they had been used to sour mash.
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Sherive Boop
B. A. Roof
Corley
Roof
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Oyster Supper and Play at Veeton High School
Oyster supper and entertainment planned at Veeton High School Tuesday night February 70 at 7 o clock. Following the supper a play titled Mr Dob Showettendance will be presented, with proceeds aiding the school.
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Vetton High School
Dob
Bon Hecr Chin Mrs Te Mitchett Wit Ententiin
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a Bon Meur Cit and a mention of Friday and 4 o’clock, lacking clear event or names. Reads as garbled schedule or notice with partial dates and times.
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Mitchett
Wit Ententiin
Priday
Edmund Week in Review Highlights Local Social Ties
A busy week in Edmund features visits across Gilbert Pelion and Lexington, with families including the Crout and Sharpe clans sharing Sundays. Influenza keeps A P Corley confined at Conargoe Creek while voters and perennials spark chatter about the coming political season.
Three Teachers to Attend Meeting Saturday
The Lexington Counts Teachers Association will hold its regular monthly meeting at 11 a.m. Saturday in the Rutenburg-Tecesville High School auditorium. Dr Patterson Wardlaw of the University of South Carolina is billed to deliver an address. if unavailable, other prominent speakers will fill the program. Members urged to attend, as the session promises useful talks and timely insights for Summersland College.
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Lesingtin
Rutenburg-Tecesville
Sehent Smditovti
Summersland College
Patterson Wardlaw
University of Sau Caroling
Wardlaw
Seartens
Ylean
Luxury tax plan eyed as revenue move in South Carolina
Columbia February 14 The House passed the luxury tax bill shifting the tax burden with a 10 cent per gallon levy on soft drink syrups a one cent per 30 cent admission tax for amusements and a one cent per 10 cent tobacco tax among others The bill aims to raise about one million dollars annually and would be enforced by the tax commission The House also advanced the appropriation bill totaling 3 271 684 67 a reduction from 1921 and a major cut in education salaries and new building projects The legislature anticipates a busy session with gubernatorial prospects for several lawmakers and a potential Senate race shaping up in the next year
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Senate
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Kent
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Cooper
Amick Pushes Bills to End County Rural Police System
Representative Amick has introduced two bills in Columbia to abolish the county rural police or to submit the question to a vote. Other delegation members oppose the measures, making passage unlikely.
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Columbia
Amick
House
Wingard Slightly Better at Hospital
Columbia dispatch reports Col. J B Wingard, hospitalized at Baptist, showing slight improvement after weeks of confinement. A note from Wingard’s son-in-law expresses hope he will soon be well enough to leave hospital.
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Columbia
J. B. Wingard
Baptist Hospital
Mohiass
Valentine Carnival at St Andrew's School House
A Valentine carnival and minstrel program will be held at St Andrew's school house on Friday evening February 17 under the school improvement association. Doors open at eight o'clock and the public is cordially invited to attend and enjoy the fun.
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St. Andrew's School House
School Improvement Association
Cardigly
North Edisto Improvement Association elects delegate to state meeting
The North Edisto Improvement Association elected Mrs. M. Je Fefcoat as delegate to the State Improvement Association meeting in Columbia on March 17. The club enjoyed a program by students from each grade and published the January honor roll listing many Jefcoats and others. Health of the community is very good. farmers are busy plowing. a North Raleigh School supper is planned for February 22 with music by Mr Hall and a family gathering for UG.
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Improvement Association
Ue State Improvement Association
Columbia
M. Je Fefcoat
Everette Jefcoat
Carl Jafcoat
Mary Jefcoat
Jack Flake
Latelle Spires
H. H. Schoenberg
North Ralato Behoot Pebruary 22
Hall
UG. Jefenat
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