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Newspaper

The Dispatch News

Location

Lexington, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1921

Page

5

News From St. Johns Community Notices and Events

News from St Johns covers holiday gatherings with Hook and Rawl families, a Livingston family reunion, and hunting trips. Local social items name many residents and a pound party hosted by Thelma and Ruby Hendrix. Church schedules list Lexington Horeb and Red Bank services and a note about hearing Rev. Bob Jones.

Ed Hendrix Raymond Thelma Ruby Hendrix Lexington Horeb Red Bank Bob Jones H. A. Whitten

Tanlac praised by patient after a year of use

Mrs. Martha Beasley of 49 Marshal St Anderson S C testifies Tanlac eased twenty years of indigestion. She suffered choking spells, headaches, gas and nervousness before taking the tonic. She credits lasting benefits, improved digestion, and says Tanlac is a superior stomach medicine and tonic. Sold at Harman Drug and listed outlets. $1.00 per bottle.

Martha Beasley Marshal St., Anderson, S Taniac Tanlac Harmen Drug Harrisxin Dru Co Batesburg Crosson Drag Co Leesville Eargle’s Chapin W. T. Brooker Pelion Drug Co Pelion W. J Cayce Cayce A. E. Leaphart Gilbert Irma W. H. Suber

Timmerman Resigns as Solicitor in Campaign Promises

In his first address upon assuming office Col Callison outlines goals for the Solicitor role. He pledges justice and impartiality, warns against persecution, and aims for cooperation with peace officers, magistrates, and sheriffs to reduce delays and speed court proceedings. He vows to honor pledges and earn the praise well done.

Col. Callison Court of General Sessions Uch

Change at Telephone Exchange Switchboard

Mrs M H Haltiwanger accepts the day operator post at the telephone exchange. The position opened after Miss Alma Long resigned weeks ago. Miss Long married J M Peake Jr in Columbia on December 23. Mrs Peake was highly regarded as a telephone operator. The Peake couple, once with DuPre Auto, visited Lexington during holidays.

M. H. Haltiwanger Telephone Exchange Alma Long Columbia J. M. Peake Peake Miss Long DuPre Auto Company

Death of prominent county farmer F A Hegmann

F Hegmann a well known farmer and esteemed citizen of this county died at his Pilgrim home at midnight after a five year illness. Survived by wife who died aged about 65 earlier, one son John K Hegmann and two daughters Ernestine and Gussie. Funeral from Mt Lutheran church at noon tomorrow conducted by Rev J A Cromer. Local community loses a valued resident.

F Hegmann Pilgrim Ay. Hegmann John K Hegmann Ernestine Gussie Hegmann Mt. Lutheran Church J. A. Cromer Hegmann

Bountiful Feast At Mr Hescoe Caughman’s Home

A Sunday gathering at Main Street honored Mr Hescoe Caughman with a large feast of subs and sweets for relatives and friends. The host extended warm wishes for happiness as guests enjoyed the meal amid light wind and cheerful company.

Héscoe Caughman Subis Jon Yy

E Austin Roof Now High Sheriff

E Austin Roof, sworn in as high sheriff, promised to act with duty and impartiality, aiming to enforce laws without favor. He thanked voters for their confidence and urged citizens to support him in upholding the county’s safety and order.

E. Austin Roof High Sheriff Cav Sam

Lexington Schools Open After Holidays

Lexington high school reopened Monday after a Christmas break. Teachers and pupils were present as classes resumed with books in desks and routines back in place.

Lexington Lexington High School

Bayer Aspirin ad claims safety with Bayer cross symbol

An old advertisement touts Aspirin branded Bayer as safe with the Bayer Cross on tablets. It lists conditions like colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism and toothache and notes handy tins of twelve tablets and larger packages sold by druggists.

Bayer

Also Mentioned on This Page

ST. John's W. K. Hook E. #. Hook W. Q. Roberts J. A. Ballentine George Corley Ella Rawl Frances Ann E. Rawl Ethel Ella Rose Shealy Myr Willie Leaphart H. Rawl R. B. Raw Livingston Elia Neala J. Ed Kaiser J. H. Rawl J. P. Hendrix S. Ed Hendrix Ethel Shealy Mary Sara Keisler Jane Providence Oklahoma Ekin Anderson Timmerman Resig F. A. Hegmann DR. Hilton Murray Walter Kryptok Glasses U. S. Walter Optical Co Main Street Charleston Harmon Drug CO Rexall Rice B. Harmon Lexington, S. C Mimnaugh Columbia, S. C
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