Deaths and Funeral Notices From Various localities
Obituaries list Irene Gajarsky Cava 86 Wagener born Arden Pa died April 2 2004 surviving children grandchildren and siblings. Opal Jeanette Owens Cotton wife of Hershel Cotton services 11 a m Hatcher Funeral Home Sunset Memory Gardens. Edward Bo Coursey Graniteville memorial service 4 p m St John United Methodist Church. William M Gannon 77 funeral 2 p m Southlawn Cemetery with visitation. Multiple survivors and memorials noted. officiants named. local funeral homes listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene G. Cava Wagener
Irene Marie “Pipi” Gajarsky Cava
Cava
Arden, Pa
Stephen John
Irene Mary Buchta Gajarsky
Eugene Cava
Kathy Bedeski
Dawsonville
Jo-Ann Hollier
Caroline McQuade
Helen Cline
Mitzy Greco
Maury Marchisella
Carl Gajarsky
Blizzard Funeral Home
South Main St
Wagener
North Augusta
Opal Jeanette Owens Cotton
Hershel Cotton
Hatcher Funeral Home
Sunset Memory Gardens
U.S. Hwy
Langley
Graniteville
Edward “Bo” Coursey
Dorothy Rosier Coursey
St. John United Methodist Church
Doug Gilliland
Ronald Pettit
Napier Funeral Home
Main St
William M. Gannon
Nina S. Gannon
Mattie C. Hall Nursing Center
Southlawn
Mark Hudson
Gannon
Wilson County
Tennessee
William
Jenny Gannon
Aiken
Madison
du Pont
Aiken Church of Christ
U.S. Army
James Mike Gannon
Lexington
Judith Ann Boyd
Tommy Hibbitts
Steve Hibbitts
Anderson
Robbie
Opal Jeanette Cotton
James
Bov) Davis Jr
Mt. Alpha Baptist Church
Norma
Baby Sis
Thomas Quattlebaum
Baughmanville Baptist Church
Archie H. Wells
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Aiken Standard Obituary Notice Policy
The Aiken Standard lists obituary notices with up to 16 lines printed free the first time a notice runs. Funeral homes submit details by 9 p.m. daily, with editing for style and a fee for additional lines. For more information call 648 2311.
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The
Aiken Standard
Obituary: Ed Chittenden Dies at 88 Former Kearney Hub Editor
Ed Chittenden, longtime editor of the Kearney Hub for 31 years, died at 88. He joined the paper in 1938, became editor in 1951, served in the U S Army in the Aleutians during World War II, and was later named president of the Kearney Hub Co by a former publisher.
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Sun City
Ariz
Kearney Hub
Ed Chittenden
Chittenden
U.S
Aleutian Islands
Alaska
Bob Ayres
Kearney Hub Co
Tulsa's First Fine Arts Editor Maurice De Vinna Jr. Dies
Maurice De Vinna Jr., longtime Tulsa arts patron and the Tulsa World's first fine arts editor, died Thursday at age 96. He helped fuel arts coverage, persuading the paper in 1934 to pay $2 per story, later rising to $5 after weekly features became regular.
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Maurice de Vinna Jr
Tulsa
Okla
de Vinna
Committee Shifts On TERI Issues In South Carolina
A state review panel mostly shelved plans to drop the Teacher and Employee Retirement Incentive TERI. The program serves about 12 000 retirees who may return to work and draw pay. Critics include Sen Greg Ryberg and Rep Dan Cooper. A new study lowers projected liability from 650 million to 100 million, easing urgency to end TERI though concerns remain over investment earnings and retiree longevity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
TERI
Greg Ryberg
Raiken
Dan Cooper
R-Anderson
Abbeville County 911 tapes detail pre standoff threats
911 tapes show a family angry over a road project threatened to kill highway workers and officers less than an hour before Deputy Danny Wilson arrived at the Bixby home. Wilson and later a second officer were killed during a 12 hour siege as Arthur and Steven Bixby held police at bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbeville
Danny Wilson
Arthur Bixby
Bixby
Steven
Wilson
Bixbys
Union Church Road
Transportation Department
Robert Stewart
Sheriff's
Deborah Graham
Tim Lewis
Lewis
Graham
Rita
Charles Goodwin
Donnie M. Outts
Stewart
Arthur
Steven Bixby
Rita Bixby
Students sharpen focus as FIRST robotics opens in Columbia
At the Colonial Center the FIRST regional robotics contest began with high energy as teams clash in two minute bouts. Seneca No 343, Metal in Motion, ahead with a qualifying bid for Atlanta nationals, faces flips and score chance while Meredith Rice from an all female team eyes finals.
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Columbia
Colonial Center
Seneca
No. 343
Chris McKee
Atlanta
Meredith Rice
Rice
Flourtown
New Jersey
Aaron Ide
Coastal Futures panel approves coastal rule recommendations
After 18 months the Council on Coastal Futures endorses 18 recommendations to improve coastal rulemaking in South Carolina. The plan urges mediation for permits, better DHEC coordination, enhanced coastal expertise, wetlands protection, stormwater upgrades, beach renourishment funding, and public access, with oversight implied by officials and lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Charleston
South Carolina
Devil On
State Department of Health and Environmental Control
Dhec Board
DHEC
Office of Ocean and Coastal Resource Management
Local Gov
Council On Coastal Futures
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Chung Soon-duk
Vul
South Korea
Chung
Mingahyop
Chini Mountains
North Korea
South
China
Main Street
Sammie" Napier
Cooper
Ryberg
Anderson Independent Mail
Charles Cobb
Seneca, S.C
343
Wes Jones
Hilton Head Island
Jones
South Carolina Coastal Council
Bluffton
Hank Johnston
Dwight Loftis
Greenville
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