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Newspaper
The Lancaster Ledger
Location
Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1904
Page
3
Summer School Opens For Teachers At Local Graded School
The summer program began Monday with twenty teachers enrolled at the graded school building under Principal A. R Banks and Miss Eva Martin Moore of Rock Hill. A proposed July 4th picnic at Indian Ferry on the Catawba River aims to bring together residents from Van Wyck Lancaster Rock Hill Waxhaw and nearby areas for a day of sociability and enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R Banks
Eva Martin Moore
Rock Hill
Oscar B. Adams
Anna Alderson
Lena Amos
Eunice Beaty
Evan Culp
Ethel Hilton
Dora Hinson
Vearl A. Hammond
Bessis Giles
Eunice Long
Fannie Met
Catawba River
van Wyck
Lancaster
Waxhaw
Second Baptist Sunday School Mourns Eva May Robinson
Resolutions from Lancaster Second Baptist Sunday School honor Eva May Robinson as a beloved teacher and Christian. They express sorrow, offer deepest sympathy to her family, and request publication and inscription in the SS minute book. The note from X Roads dated June 18 1904 recalls Mr Mobley Parks birthday dinner with local residents and remarks on hospitality and crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Baptist Sunday School of
Lancaster
Eva May Robinson
Second Baptist Sunday School
S. S
Medley Parks
R. P. Plyler
Mr. Ormond
Wiley Parks
Mr. McAteer
J. P. Hunter
R. H. Sapps
Chief Hunts Escaped Convict Henry Scott in Chesterfield County
Chief of Police Hunter captured Henry Scott a colored man and escaped convict from the Chesterfield county chain gang at this place last Friday evening. Scott was serving 12 months for larceny. Hunter notified the Chesterfield Supervisor who sent for Scott yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter
Henry Scott
Chesterfield County
Scott
Chesterfield
Monroe Hotel Destroyed by Night Fire
Special to The Observer Monroe June 19 fire discovered at 12 20 in the Gloucester Hotel roofing. Guests were awakened as doors broke down and the fire spread rapidly. Building destroyed with losses estimated at 10 000 to 12 000, insured 3 500 on the building and 1 200 on furniture. Owner A N Sample plans immediate rebuilding. No injuries and origin is unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Springs
Wade Place
H. J. Beckham
Col Springs
Beckham
Observer
Monroe
Gloucester
A. N. Sample
Geo
C. Carnes
Heart and Arrow and King Bee Shoes Arrive at Cherry Co
Cherry and Co announces a large shipment of Heart and Arrow Brand Shoes all guaranteed and a line of Men s King Bee Dress shoes. Shop early to compare offerings and quality before purchasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart and Arrow
Cherry & Co
Dorothy Dodds
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