Deaths and Funerals Chronicle Local Obituaries
Eleanor C Channell of Rock Hill dies at 83 in April 9 208 after residency at Strait Road. Survived by son Robert Channell daughter Kay Cox stepson Jetty Warren niece Joann Young six grandchildren two great grandchildren. Graveside rites at Sunset Memory Gardens conducted by Revs Steve Kirby and Walter Youngblood. Visiting hours today 7 9 pm at Hatcher Langley or at Kay Cox home 109 Johnson St Gloverville. Funeral notices list Nolan Foy Durden, Ransom Harris Jr, Thaddeus E Kenner, Melvin T Mull and Charles M Venable with service details and burial places.
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Eleanor C. Channell
Rock Hill
Eleanor Clark Channell
Strait Road
Roy J. Channell
Robert Channell
Kay Cox
Gloverville
Jetty Warren
Langley
Joann Young
Langdon and
Lammie Kneece Clark
Aiken County
College Park Baptist Church
Sunset Memory Gardens
Steve Kirby
Walter Youngblood
Johnson St
Hatcher Funeral Home
Sgt
George E. Bugs
Barnwell
Guinyard-Butler Middle
Thaddeus E. Kenner
Aiken
Jerusalem Baptist Church
Ridge Spring
Melvin T. Mull
Wagener
Chalk Hill Baptist Church
Charles M. Venable
Hatcher
Jeech Island
Ruth Wheeler Venable
Russell St
Janis Venable
Aarlem
Cynthia Watkins
Charles E. Venable
Beech Island
Michael Venable
Alabama
Kenneth. Venable
Versie Marsh
Carthage
N.C
Mr. Venable
Surrey County
Virginia
John
Minnie Simpson Venable
Clearwater Finishing Plant
Joel Hawkins
Lance ‘Thomas
Langley Cemetery
Tony Rut
Glenn Mikell
Olin Nsley
Highway 1
Obituary Notice Policy From The Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard outlines obituary notice submission rules. Notices up to 16 lines are free the first run and extra lines incur a fee. Funeral homes provide details and may assist with edits and charges. Deadline is 9 00 pm daily, and calls to 648 2311 offer further information.
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Aiken Standard
Aiken deputy honored for juvenile investigations at State House
Lt. Mark Hammond of the Aiken County Sheriff's Office received the 2002 Recognition Award from the South Carolina Child Fatality Advisory Committee at the State House. He said his role is to speak for abused or neglected children and to advocate for prevention and investigation. The committee noted Hammond as a diligent advocate for children and for preventing abuse, as 125 South Carolina children died from abuse or neglect in 2001.
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Mark Hammond
South Carolina
South Carolina State House
Hammond
3.C
Bill Billingsley
Dren
Mark Sanford
Palmetto State
Justices order couple to split lottery winnings
The South Carolina Supreme Court ruled that Angela Thomas must evenly divide a 9 million dollar Georgia lottery prize with her ex husband. The decision notes the windfall was earned during the marriage and applies state law to each case individually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
State Supreme Court
Angela Thomas
Aiken County
Olumbia
James McLaren
Supreme Court
Coast Guard Cutter Keeps Charleston Harbor Clear
The Massachusetts based cutter Tahoma and a crew of 100 patrol Charleston Harbor intercepting about 65 vessels in three weeks. The ship checks safety and crew manifests while inspecting foreign freighters like the Polish Croatian crewed Molat offshore near North Charleston.
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Charleston
Coast Guard
Charleston Harbor
Tahoma
Cooper River
Charleston Navy Base
New Bedford
Mass
Caribbean
Cmdr
Steve Banks
Molat
State Ports Authority
North Sharleston
Scot Gibson
Gibson
Gary Merrick
Dallas
United States
Iraq
6Th Fleet
Mediterranean
Rich on Turkey history and US relations at USC Aiken
USC Aiken professor Dr Stan Rich discusses Turkey's rich history and its complex ties to the United States as postwar Iraq develops. He notes Turkey's NATO ties, regional pressures from Kurds, and cultural links from ancient to medieval times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iraq
United States
Stan Rich
USC Aiken
Rich
Turkey
USCA
U.S
America
Kirkuk
Washington Post
Baghdad
Aiken Spring Class Horse Show Set for April 15 27
Grand Prix Show Jumping returns to Aiken for a two week circuit at the Aiken Horse Park Ford Conger Field benefiting local charities. The event features 524 stalls up from 448, six day format, and top riders including Frankie Chesler from Canada. Tickets $5 at gate, brunch $40 with calls to 808-2152406. Mayor Fred Cavanaugh praises the event as top US sanction.
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Aiken
Ford Conger Field
Richard Cram
USA
South Carolina
Cram
Pam
Fred Cavanaugh
Frankie Chesler
Former judge leads drive to launch Charleston School of Law
Alex Sanders former Charleston College president and former US Senate candidate heads lawyers and judges in forming the Charleston School of Law. The private school aims to recruit students for public service and aid the underprivileged, arguing it will not conflict with USC Law. Hubbard cautions South Carolina already has more lawyers than jobs and fears resource dilution.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Alex Sanders
College of Sharleston
US Senate
Sharleston School of Law
Sanders
University of
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Nolan Foy Durden
Warrenville
Napier Funeral Home
Paul Rogers
Doug Gilliland
Main St
Graniteville
Eaving
Ransom Harris Jr
Harris Family Circle
Mt. Canaan Baptist Church
Nathaniel Langford
Brightharp & Sons Morsbury
Beaufort St
Trinity Lutheran Home
Laurens ‘St
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
Columbia Highway
Sim E. ‘Murray
Church
Kenner
Philadelphia
Vera Key
Arthur Kenner
George Kenner
Davis Funeral Home
Merritt St
Melvin T. Mull 'Wagener
Swedenburg
Gunter Cemetery
JH. Robinson Funeral Home
Mul
George and
Beatrice Mull
Pepper Hill Nursing Center
Melvin Burton
Hattie
Susanne
Elenor
Robinson Funeral Home
Railroad Ave
Wagoner
Walter Zaborowsk
Walter Zaborowski
Earl Carter
Oak Grove
Tampa
Fla
Lane
Shellhouse
Main Street
Sammie
Napier Funeral Director
State House
Hones
Ammond
Sheriff's Office
Gov
S.C. State House
Ated Press
NATO
Europe
Texas
Apstle
Paul
Alexander the Great
Asia
Rob Newt
Chris Thiel
Bruce Detect
Mary Ann Parmelee
Cathy Cram
Sandra Thomas
Wila Beasley
Rob
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