Deaths and Funerals Across Georgia and South Carolina
Obituaries describe James Jones of Augusta and Joe Brown Shepard of Swainsboro among many others. Notices list survivors, funeral times, burial locations, and families across Aiken Augusta Swainsboro Leesville Whitmire Graniteville Valencia North Augusta Gloverville and surrounding areas with local funeral homes handling arrangements.
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Augusta
James Jones
Richmond County
Jones
Sea Isle Drive
Hampton Avenue Church of Christ, Aiken
Richard Williams
Southview Cemetery
Freddie Mae Jones
Barbara Ford
Betty Jean King
Knoxville
Tenn
Roy Jones
Statesboro
James Jones Jr
Aiken
Lizzie J. Jones
Albert Jones
Evans
Robert A. Washington
Elease Davis
Rosie Williams
Truddy Mackie
Emma Samuels
Jamaica
N.Y
Swainsboro
Joe Brown Shepard
Albert Shepard
Laurens County
Shepard
Eastwood Church of God
Louis Pierce
Billy Wilson
Wheeler Cemetery
Johnson County
Lois Purvis Shepard
Connie Braswell
Opelika
Ala
Bennie Shepard
Alfred Shepard
Cartersville
Amanda Brett
Wadley
Loretta Edenfield
Alice Hilburn
Scott
Vaughn Riner
Mike Atkinson
Charles Larry Wilson
Raymond Riner
Joe Wilson
Mitch Gutherie
John D. Sumner
Hunnicutt Funeral Home
Leesville
Emma Williams Kyzer
Marie Busby
James E. Black
Donnie R. Black
Pelion
Daugh
Memorial and funeral notices from Aiken area
A series of obituaries and memorial notices details services for Elisa beth B Gavermeister Thompson at Croft House with cremation and private interment, Wal lace Knopp, Herbert H Thermansen, Catherine W Summerall, and Duane Thomas funeral plans, Lois Allison Walker service at Langley United Methodist Church with interment at Sunset Memory Gardens, plus memorials to St Gerard Church and Langley United Methodist Church.
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Herbert H. Thermansen
Aiken
Mr. Thermansen
Alcan Drive
Menasha
Wis
Kessler Funeral Home
Neenah
Thermansen
Rosemary McIntyre Thermansen
Mark Thermansen
Atlanta
Gloverville
Lois Allison Walker
Langley United Methodist Church
L.O. Foxworth Jr
Sunset Memory Gardens
Langley
Walker
Valley Homes
Posey
Elisabeth Thompson
Croft House
Michael Vandiver
Thompson
York St. NE
St. John’s United Methodist Church
P.O
Aiken. George
Valencia
Calif
Joseph Grinnell Hamm
Sharon Jean Bayles
Valencia Presbyterian Church
Hamm
Arbor Vitae St
Los Angeles
North Augusta
Richard Marcus Huff
John M. Younginer Jr
Pineview Memorial Gardens
Paul Wanninger
Ernie Wanninger
Victor Grout
Norman Covar
Keith Peeples
George Grieve
Etheridge Bible Class
Grace United Methodist Church
Elisabeth B Gavermeister Thompson
St. John's United Methodist Church
Grott House
Henry Vorn Wiegandt
Aiken. George Funeral Home, Inc
Aiken Hospital
Nina T. Szymowski
Alcan Dr
Wisc
St Gerard
Edrie St. Aiken
S.C
George Funeral Home, Inc
MA. Thomas
Duane Thomas
Rt. 5
Zion Fair Baptist Church
New Ellenton
Jackson- Brooks Funeral Home
Otis J. Walker
L. ©. Foxworth, Jr
Posey Funeral Home
Deaths Elsewhere Douglass Wallop
Doug lass Wallop 65 author of the 1954 satiric baseball novel that inspired the Broadway musical and film Damn Yankees died Tuesday in Oxford Maryland. His Year the Yankees Lost the Pennant was the second of 12 novels tracing a fan who sells his soul to the devil for the Senators World Series bid.
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Douglass Wallop
Oxford, Md
Yankees
Washington Senators
Weekend Weather Outlook Sees Showers East and Snow Midwest
Saturday forecast shows showers along the eastern region with snow in the upper Midwest. A cold front moves in from the west driving temperatures down about ten degrees in the east.
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Upper Midwest
Partly Cloudy Weather Across Regions With Scattered Rain
A ridge moves into the area bringing partly cloudy skies tonight and Saturday with scattered showers and thundershowers. Lows in the low 50s, highs in the upper 70s to low 80s. Sunday brings a chance of showers east, otherwise partly cloudy with highs in the 60s to 70s and lows near 50. Coastal and mountain areas show variable rain chances and winds, with regional highs ranging from the upper 60s to 80s and lows from the 40s to 50s. Local city readings include Atlanta 70 Saturday, Asheville 55, Charleston 84.
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Midlands
Atlanta
Asheville
Charleston
Brown Derby Closes After 56 Years in Hollywood
Hollywood landmark the Brown Derby restaurant on Vine Street shuts after 56 years. Lease talks with DeMille heirs fail, staff learn of closure upon arrival, with plans to reopen at an unnamed new site in about six months.
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Hollywood
Clark Gable
Carole Lombard
Cecil B. DeMille
Miles Haithcock
Wilshire Boulevard
Haithcock
Vine Street
Lewin
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Emma W. Kyzer
Ters
Evelyn Gantt
Batesburg
Patricia Schumpert
J.P. Williams
Hoyt Williams
West Columbia
Hilton Williams
Gilbert
Charles Williams
Williston
Pauline H. Rogers
Ridge Spring
Gladys Lucas
Juanita Davis
Baptist Medical Center
Pearl W. Lewis
Whitmire
Pearl Lewis
S.R. Holcombe Funeral Home
Union
Lois A. Walker
Nellie Rhoden
Graniteville
Nellie Mae Mitchell Rhoden
Aiken County
Carl Hayes
Rhoden
Gregg Division
Graniteville Co
North Aiken
Joseph G. Hamm
Richard M. Huff
Otis Glover Jr
Mount Siam Baptist Church
Eureka
Ernest Gordon
Mr. Glover
Route 3
Jessie Lee Glover
Helen Price
Washington, D.C
Minnie Samuel
Timmonsville
Calvin Glover
Willie Glover
Ernest Glover
Vernon Glover
Veorge
MR Knopp
Wallace Knopp
Winaka Knopp
George Funeral Home
Mas. Summerall
Catherine W. Summerall
Edisto Ave
Jackson Brooks
Jane’s Beauty Salon
Pine Log
Jane Moseley
Bumkins
Central Plains
Travelers
Brown Derby
Fred Lewin
Walter Scharfe
Barett Shoes
Augusta Area
Gordon Plaza
Gordon Hwy
Aer Alina
Megald
Arlo
Dane Auston
Reger
Maria Gabriella
Mondolfo
Farell
Megaldy
Mario Marino
Designer & Famous Brand
Washington Rd
Martinez
Whiskey Shopping Center
Whiskey Rd
Pine Log Rd
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