North Augusta Woman Al Valois Dies in Virginia Beach
Funeral services for Mrs. Al Valois of 1906 Riley Court North Augusta are set for 4 p.m. at Grace United Methodist Church with Revs. Kemmerline Salters and Moody officiating. Burial follows at Pineview Memorial Gardens. She moved to North Augusta 18 years ago and taught at Dorothy Hains Elementary. Survivors include her husband, daughter Meredith Valois, and her parents from Lehighton. Pallbearers listed and viewing at Posey’s Funeral Home Langley.
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North Augusta
al Valois
Riley Court
Grace United Methodist Church
Thomas Kemmerline
Larry Salters
la Grande Moody
Pineview Memorial Gardens
Lehighton
Augusta Ywca
Dorothy
Albert H. McGee Dies In Augusta
Albert Henry McGee 66 of Gonzales Gardens Columbia native of Edgefield County died Tuesday in Augusta Funeral services set for 3 p.m. Friday at Pine Forest Baptist Church Langley with Rev. Roy O Hayes officiating Burial in New Holland Cemetery Survivors include widow Rosa Lee Thompkins McGee four daughters eight sons and eight total stepchildren from several locations
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Columbia
Albert Henry McGee
Gonzales Gardens
Edgefield County
Augusta
Pine Forest Baptist Church
Langley
Roy O. Hayes
New Holland
Church of Prophecy
Rosa Lee Thompkins McGee
Frances McGee
Jewell Rogers
Clearwater
Gladys Collins
Aiken Standard Masthead and Publication Details
The Aiken Standard dates back to 1867 and is published each weekday afternoon except Saturday and Sunday. It lists mailing address 124 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29801 and notes AP dispatch rights and UPI membership with correction policy for ads in the next issue.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
United Press International
Funeral Conducted For Lisa Quick
NEW ELLENTON Funeral services for Lisa Carol Quick 6 daughter of the Rev and Mrs E Mitchell Quick of 113 Smith Ave New Ellenton were held today at 10 a m at The Church of the Nazarene Dr Otto Stucki officiated Burial will be in Chatham Hill Memorial Gardens Cheraw today at 4 p m Pallbearers were Willie W Till Dennis Ray Bryant Joseph Harris and Floyd Boggs.
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New Ellenton
Lisa Carol Quick
E. Mitchell Quick
Smith Ave
Church of the Nazarene
Otto Stucki
Chatham Hill Memorial Gardens
Cheraw
Willie W. Till
Dennis Ray Bryant
Joseph Harris
Floyd Boggs
Reichart Funeral Plans Incomplete
Joseph J. Reichart of 774 Schroder St NE Aiken died Tuesday night at Aiken County Hospital. Funeral plans will be announced by George Funeral Home. Survived by widow Conchita Bucello Reichart a daughter Joann Vazina of Parris Island two sons Lt Frank Reichart USAF Aiken and George Reichart of Aiken a sister Mary Reichart Nazareth PA two brothers S C Reichart and Frank Reichart Nazareth. Native of Pennsylvania son of late Joseph and Brigett Reichart. Retired civilian employee of U S Army Corps of Engineers and resident of Aiken since 1965. Catholic Church member.
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Joseph J. Reichart
Schroder St
N.E
Aiken
Aiken County Hospital
George Funeral Home
Conchita Bucello Reichart
Joann Vazina
Parris Island
Frank Reichart
U.S. Air Force
George Reichart
Mary Reichart
Nazareth
S.C Reichart
Reichart
Pennsylvania
Joseph and
Brigett Schmidt Reichart
U.S. Corps of Engineers
St. Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church
Stock listings inter-dealer prices near noon today
NASD quotations show representative inter-dealer prices around midday. Markets fluctuate throughout the day and the figures exclude retail markups, markdowns, or commissions. Data provided by Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner and Smith.
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Merrill-Lynch-Pierce-Fenner and
Smith
Exercise Boy James Tully In Serious Condition
James Tully age 33, an exercise boy, remained listed in serious condition at University Hospital Augusta after a Saturday motorcycle fall on Pine Log Road. He suffered head injuries and severe brain damage while riding as a passenger.
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James Tully
University Hospital
Augusta
Tully
Pine Log Road
Today’s Troubles Forge Tomorrow’s Old Days
A reflective note compares current hard times with future nostalgia, suggesting today’s challenges become tomorrow’s memories and lessons. It frames hardship as a precursor to lasting, cherished recollections and resilience.
County government reform bill eyed for Aiken County
A study committee led by John Bodenheimer supports a nonpartisan council of six to govern Aiken County replacing the delegation. The plan preserves current officers temporarily, creates a professional administrator, and gives the council broad powers including budgeting, taxation, and issuing bonds to manage growth and improve home rule.
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House of Representatives
John Bodenheimer
University of South Carolina
Government Research Department
Bodenheimer
Aiken
Prove Your Age Month in Aiken Aids Census Records
Day declares April as Prove Your Age Month and offers help through the local Aiken office at 225 Chesterfield Street North. Residents may present an original birth certificate or church record for age before five or use a census record as evidence. Office hours are Monday through Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. and phone contact is 648-2356.
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Board of Commissioners
Day
Aiken
Chesterfield Street North
Two Children Die in Refrigerator Tragedy in Charleston
In North Charleston two boys aged 5 and 4 died after suffocating in a vacant house refrigerator. Isaac Freeman and David Lyle were found by the Lyle boy’s grandfather Ernest Taylor after a missing-child report and organized search efforts. Coroner notes they appeared to have tried to cut a metal fragment from the appliance to escape.
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Charleston
S.C
Isaac Freeman
David Lyle
Lyle
Ernest Taylor
Citadel Wins GE College Bowl Over Claremont College
The Citadel defeated Claremont College of California on NBCs GE College Bowl on March 22 after Claremont previously beat Vanderbilt, Iowa, and Stephens College. Captain William L. Harris of the Citadel history department, from Birmingham, Alabama, leads the team.
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Citadel
Claremont College of California
Claremont
Vanderbilt
Iowa
Stephens College
Military College
Manhattan College
William L. Harris
The
Birmingham
Ala
Winthrop Students Rally for Coeducation at State Senate Hearing
Winthrop College students favor coeducational status by a large margin. A Senate Education Committee hearing was set as a bill to make the state supported women’s college permanently coeducational. About 3,500 women and 196 men attend, with mixed campus opinions and faculty incentives cited.
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State Senate
Winthrop
Dor
Othy Perrill
Virginia Simmon
Lynn Scott
Jeannie Fewell
General Assembly
Miss Scott
Chester
Miss Fewell
Mary Ann Anderson
Camden
Miss Anderson
South Carolina
VFW and Auxiliary Host Veteran Party in Aiken County
The VFW Post 5877 and its auxiliary hosted a party for about 60 disabled veterans from Aiken County and welcomed local officials and state VFW officers. Around 135 people attended at the Post building on Highway 19 south of Aiken, with officials including Asbell Hutto Gilbert McMillan and W. J. Dorn.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Aiken County
Post
Women’s Auxiliary
VFW
Highway 19
Aiken
Asbell Hutto
Sheriff’s Office
Gilbert McMillan
Salvation Army
Olga Gaines
Department of South Carolina Veterans Hospital
Columbia
Bessy Zaglin
Carrie Mae Griffin
Florence
State Auxiliary
Margie Turner
Kidnappers Expected To Demand Terrorists
West Germany’s ambassador to Guatemala was kidnapped and captors were expected to demand the release of five Rebel Armed Forces members held after a March 23 gun battle. The five are charged with abducting Guatemala’s Foreign Minister Fuentes-Mohr on Feb 27 and U.S. Labor Attache Sean M. Holly on March 6.
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Guatemala
West Germany
Karl von Sprell
Latin America
Ameri
von Spreti
Alberto Fuentes-Mohr
U.S
Sean M. Holly
Gabriele Piguria
Fuentes
Holly
Piguria
Extravagant Lifestyles Can Lead to Sudden Financial Downfall
A concise adage notes that individuals who display excessive wealth risks and debt may ultimately face poverty if their lavish image outpaces real resources. It warns against flaunting affluence without stable finances.
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