Obituaries and Funeral Notices From Local Papers
Obituaries list several individuals with funeral and memorial details across Graniteville Augusta Rock Hill Wagener Williston areas. Entries include Elouise Adams, Maggie Beard, Eleanor Channell, Edward Devol Jr., Jacob Guyton, and Charles Holmes, with service times, churches, homes, and burial plans noted for April 2003 and 2008.
Deaths Across Regions Evoke Quiet Legacy Of Artists and Activists
Eva Narcissus Boyd known as Little Eva who sang The Loco Motion died after a long illness in North Carolina. Edward Keating founder of Ramparts magazine died in Palo Alto at 77 from pneumonia. Jerry Bittle, syndicated cartoonist behind Geech and Shirley and Son, died at 53 scuba diving in Honduras. Survivors include Boyd’s family, Keating's six children, and Bittle’s wife and three daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinston
Eva Narcissus Boyd
Eva
Boyd
Carole King
Gerry Goffin
Roya
Palo Alto
Calif
Edward Keating
Ramparts
Keating
New Jersey
Huey Newton
Vietnam
Albuquerque
Jerry Bittle
Honduras
Bittle
Geech
Texas
Shirley
Albuquerque Tribune
Trisha
Dallas
Jordan, Carrie
Abby Bittle
Charles M Venable Dies in Beech Island at 83
Charles M Venable husband of Ruth Wheeler Venable of 137 Russell St Beech Island died April 9 2003 at 3 pm funeral held at Hatcher Funeral Home with burial Langley Cemetery Survivors include daughters Janis and Cynthia Watkins sons Charles E Michael and Kenneth Venable assister Versie Marsh 16 grandchildren and five great grandchildren Funeral service details attributed to the son Charles E Venable address 137 Russell St Beech Island or Hatcher Funeral Home for arrangements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor C. Channell
Rock Hill
Eleanor Clark Channell
Strait Road
Roy J. Channell
Robert Channel
Kay Cox
Jetty Warren
Joann Youngblood
Sunset Memory Gardens
Johnson St
Gloverville
Hatcher Funeral Home
Langley
Jacob Guyton Wagener
Jacob “Bully” Guyton
Camp Rawls Road
Guyton
George Guyton
Hannah D. Guyton
Baughmanville Baptist Church
Jerusalem Lodge
Jerusalem
Order of the Eastern Star
Union Progress Society
Rufus
Eugene
Wilon
Amanda
Evetta
Lucille
Daisy
Elaine
Orean
UH. Robinson Funeral Home
Railroad Ave
Wagoner
Charles Holmes
Williston
Charles “Cha-Cha” Holmes
Jones Bay Circle
Aiken
Culert Branch Baptist Church
Charles Holmes Jr
Jerry Holmes
Valarie Tobin
Debbie Priester
Jenkins Memorial Chapel
Main St
Elko
Charles M. Venable
Beech Island
Ruth Wheeler Venable
Russell St
Janis Venable
Cynthia Watkins
Charles E. Venable
Michael Venable
Kenneth Venable
Versie Marsh
Langley Cemetery
Charles E.venable
Hatcher
Sanford aims tax cuts amid budget crunch and tradeoffs
Gov. Mark Sanford pushes a plan to cut the state income tax to 5 percent over 15 years, paired with a 58 cent cigarette tax increase and Medicaid overhaul to address a multi hundred million shortfall. He travels the state to win legislative support, warning of horse trading and grassroots pressure as Senate committees weigh the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Mark Sanford
Sanford
Senate
Statehouse
Fort Jackson Eye Lab Keeps Troops Fighting Ready
Master Sgt Marc Campbell leads Fort Jackson Optical Fabrication Lab which produces eyewear for soldiers sailors and airmen across nine Southeastern states and Puerto Rico. Since January the staff of 25 has averaged over 1,100 pairs daily with a February record of 24,034 and March 27,217. The lab serves Fort Jacksons 3,900 active-duty personnel and 42,000 annual recruits plus nearby bases Fort Campbell Fort Bragg Fort Benning and Fort Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Marc Campbell
Fort Jackson
Campbell
Iraq
Southeastern States
Puerto Rico
Fort Campbell
Fort Bragg
N.C
Fort Benning
Fort Stewart
Georgia
Soldier cites heritage in firing from South Carolina Guard
Majdi Tan nous, a 20 year veteran and helicopter repair technician, will be fired May 3 from the South Carolina Army National Guard. A quarrel at McEntire Air Base on March 28 sparked the action, with an April 1 letter calling the incident disgraceful. Tan nous alleges bias due to his Arabic heritage, while Guard officials say a federal review found racial bias unfounded and he plans to seek civilian work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Majdi Tannous
South Carolina Army National Guard
Tannous
Guard
McEntire
Pete Brooks
Obituary notice policy for The Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard publishes obituary notices with up to 16 lines free the first time. Notices submitted by funeral homes may be edited for style and extra lines incur a fee. Deadline is 9 00 pm daily and the number for more information is 648 2311.
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The
Aiken Standard
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Elouise Adams
Graniteville
Elouise R. Adams
Aiken Road
University Hospital
Bethlehem Baptist Church
Brighthorp & Sons Mortuary
Beaufort St. Aiken
Maggie c. Augusta
Maggie Clark Beard
Lonnie £. Beard
Highway 1
George B. Buges
Barnwell
Guinyard-Butler Middle
Thanaeus E. Kennner
Jerusalem Baptist Church
North Ridge
Melvin T. Mull
Wagener
Chalk Hill Baptist Church
Edward F. Devol Jr
Richmond
Edward Ferguson Devol Jr
Sally W. Devol
Christopher V. Devol
Tucson
Ariz
Anthony C. Devol
San Francisco
Amy Devol Kramer
Mechanicsville
Megan
Jessica Simpson
Louisville
Mr. Devol
Washington and Lee University
Bath
Germany
Louisville Courier-Journal
US Information Agency
Washington D.C
USIA
Washington
U.S
Athens
Greece
Europe
Middle East
Latin America
University of Maryland
Fort Harrison National Cemetery
Varina
American Lung Association
Jacob Guyton
Culbert Branch
Eva Narcissus Boyd Singer
Erstocthe
Sellhouse
Yineral Home
Fast Pine Log
South Carolina
Napier Funeral Home
Main Street
Sammie" Napier
By Jim Davenport
Associated Press
Scott
Heritage
Brooks
Richland Ave
E. Aiken
Chapel 211 Park Avenue
Southside Chapel
Whiskey Road
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Aiken County