Aiken County Magistrates Could Face Reduction
The article compares magistrate counts and geographic areas across South Carolina counties, noting Aiken's 13 magistrates for 91,023 residents and 1,100 square miles. It cites rising fines by Glenn Holley and declines by others, suggesting a possible caseload drop may justify fewer magistrates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton County
Greenville
Aiken
Florence
Lexington
Orangeburg
Anderson
Berkeley
Charleston
Horry
South Carolina
Glenn Holley
City of
Holley
L. W. Taylor
Highway Department
UNTY
Spartanburg
Sumter
Magistrates —S— District
L.G. Holley
Lester Chitty Langley
C.H. Hemphill
North Augusta
H.W. Keasler
Clearwater
Graniteville
H. N. Johnson
Beech Island
W. Edwin Derrick
Salley Doby Rish Wagener
John L. Mixon
New Ellenton
Deaths And Funerals New Ellenton
Funeral services for Franklin Jackson of Dry Branch will be held today at 4 p.m. at Zion Hill Missionary Baptist Church Talatha with Rev. Eddie Simmons, assisted by Rev. Sullivan Bush. Burial follows in the church yard cemetery. Surviving are his widow Annie Lee Jackson, three sisters all of Newark North Carolina and two brothers both of Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ellenton
Franklin Jackson
Dry Branch
Annie Lee Jackson
Aiken County Hospital
Zion Hill Missionary Baptist Church
Talatha
Eddie Simmons
Sullivan Bush
Fairie Bell Bryant
Cora Lee Griffin
Essie Mae Sims
Newark
N.C
Fred Jackson
Matthew Jackson
Rev Martin E Franke Funeral Services Held
Funeral services for Rev. Martin Edward Franke 61 husband of Luella Scherer Franke were held at Bethlehem Lutheran Church at 2 30 p m. Burial followed at Aiken Memorial Park. Survivors include a son Kenneth R. Franke of Raleigh two daughters Mrs Wade Register of Rocky Mount and Mrs Christian F Holtzman Jr of Greenville three brothers Walter Franke Arthur Franke and Richard Franke and a sister Mrs Emelie Bertram. Pallbearers and clergy attended at the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Edward Franke
Luella Scherer Franke
Whiskey Road
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Theodore Haefner
Greenville
Aiken Memorial Park
Kenneth R. Franke
Raleigh
Wade Register
Rocky Mount
N.C
Christian F. Holtzman Jr
Walter Franke
Valley Stream
N.Y
Arthur Franke
Hardy
Arkansas
Richard Franke
Pittsburgh
Emelie Bertram
St. Paul
Minn
Classifieds for Sale and By Owner Listings
Classifieds show Jack's Grill on Hwy 421 for sale with contact numbers 593-9112 and 593-3687. Also multiple owner listed homes including 2 bedroom for rent, 3 bedroom Forest Heights, 4 bedroom cottage with fenced yard, and a brick 3 bedroom in College Acres with loan assumptions. Phone numbers include 648-1826 648-1739 649-4412 648-3746 648-3514.
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Jack’s Grill & Restaurant
Hwy. 421
Forest Heights
College Acres
House Plans and Sale Offer in Aiken South Carolina
Custom designed house plans to your ideas and specifications. For sale a four bedroom twelve bath house and lot on Edgefield Highway within city limits of Aiken. Government assistance program FHA. Call collect Columbia South Carolina 782 7490 or night number 787 6084. Ask for Mr Erwin.
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Edgefield Highway
Aiken
F.H.A. Call Collect
Columbia
S.C
Erwin
Funeral services held for Lamar Eidson in Graniteville
Lamar William Eidson 50 of Lake Murray died Saturday from injuries in an automobile crash. Services were 3 p.m. at Posey's Funeral Home chapel with Revs. Ray Massey and C.W. Tompson officiating. Burial followed at Ridgecrest Memorial Cemetery Batesburg. Survived by widow Gladys Pilot Eidson two sons Larry Eidson Aiken and Paul Eidson Fairborn Ohio a daughter Regina Driggers Mare Island California two brothers David Leroy Eidson E J Eidson both of Graniteville and four sisters Eula Padgett Pearl Parr idies Lucy Bell Jones Vaucluse and Nora Ward Newberry.
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Graniteville
Lamar William Eidson
Lake Murray
Gladys Pilot Eidson
Augusta Hopsital
Posey’s
Funeral Home Chapel
Ray Massey
C.W. Tompson
Ridgecrest Memorial Cemetery
Batesburg
Larry W Eidson
Aiken
Paul James Eidson
U.S. Air Force
Fairborn
Ohio
Regina Driggers
Mare Island
Calif
David Leroy Eidson
E.J. Eidson
Eula Rae Padgett
Pearl E. Parridies
Stiefeltown
Lucy Bell Jones
Vaucluse
Nora Ward
Newberry
Augusta Widow Mrs Beard Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Eloise Redd Beard of 322 Milledge Road widow of Willie Beard died Monday in an Augusta hospital. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Elliott Sons Funeral Home with Rev Fred Cox officiating. Burial will be in Langley Cemetery. She was a Langley native and longtime Augusta resident and a member of Congregational Holiness Church. Surviving are a son Steve Dietchler and a sister Mrs Nellie Mae Owens, both of Augusta.
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Augusta
Eloise Redd Beard
Milledge Road
Willie Beard
Elliott Sons Funeral
Fred Cox
Langley Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Lillian T Robinson
Mrs Lillian T Robinson of Aiken died Friday in a Columbia hospital. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 1 30 p m at Jackson Brooks Funeral chapel with Rev Justin Goodwin officiating. Burial will be in Zion Branch Cemetery near Aiken. Survived by two nieces Edith Paige of Aiken and Richiedean Stone of New York. Pallbearers from Zion Branch Society.
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Lillian T. Robinson
Aiken
Columbia
Jackson-Brooks Funeral
Justin Goodwin
Zion Branch Cemetery
Edith Paige
Richiedean Stone
New York
Zion Branch Society
Mrs Nora L Newton Funeral Services in Graniteville
Funeral honors for Nora Layton Newton 65 of Highway 421 Warrenville were held at Posey's Funeral Home chapel Graniteville with Rev C C Alsbrooks presiding. Burial followed at Graniteville. She is survived by two daughters Mrs Jack Duncan of Aiken and Mrs Roy Johnson Tampa a son John O Newton Aiken and a sister Miss Alma Layton Warrenville.
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Warrenville
Nora Layton Newton
Aiken County Hospital
Posey’s Funeral Home
Graniteville
C.C. Alsbrooks
Jack Duncan
Aiken
Roy Johnson
Tampa
John O. Newton
Alma Layton
Wisconsin business students turn fifty thousand into gains
Twelve UW Milwaukee business students split forty eight thousand dollars each team and invested with two six member groups named the Wisco Fund and the Badger Fund. By April two months before the end of the course one fund reported a 22.5 percent gain since November 30 and another a 10.1 percent gain. The total assets stood at 59 074 for the Wisco Fund and 55 064 for the Badger Fund reflecting about an 18 000 profit on the initial 96 000.
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Madison, Wis
University of Wisconsin Business School
New York Stock Exchange
Standard and Poor
Business School
Wisconsin
Baird Brittingham
Wilmington
Del
The
Wisco Fund
Badger Fund
Stephen Hawk
University
Hawk
Aiken Rotarian hears championing of horse industry growth
Charles S. Bird urged Aiken Rotarians to build on the growing horse industry, arguing the Crown festival and a 12 week season have boosted the local economy and status. He compared Aiken to Camden and Carolina Cup, noting annual spending and visitor appeal. Bird praised local supporters and emphasized sustaining racing as a South Carolina cornerstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
Charles S. Bird
Orangeburg
Union
Bird
Charity Pensions On Senate Calendar In South Carolina
South Carolina Senate opens week with bills on charity registration, widows of slain officers pensions, and uniform standards for mobile homes. A fuel tax bill remains stalled while the $550 million General Appropriations bill sits with the Finance Committee awaiting action. Private power firms invite House and Senate to a dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
South Carolina
Senate
Claymon Grimes
Georgetown
General Assembly
Senate Finance Committee
House
Duke
Carolina
South Carolina Gas and Electric
HUD funds eyed for regional planning council formation
The panel named to qualify for federal funds includes Aiken City Manager Roland Windham. Rogers and Windham will draft by laws and oversee a HUD funded survey costing about 20 000 to study coordinating the Lower Savannah Regional Development Commission Augusta Richmond County Planning Commission and Central Savannah River Planning Commission. The plan calls for a five year program land use water and sewer planning and a comprehensive housing project with two thirds of funding from federal sources.
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Aiken
Roland Windham
Rogers
Lower Savannah
Soviets Aid Cuba Economy via Technicians
U.S. officials say Soviet technicians are being assigned to Cuban towns and cities in a bid to revitalize the sagging economy. The move signals a growing Soviet role in Cuba’s economic structure and follows Fidel Castro’s admission that past policies failed.
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Washington
Cuba
U.S
Soviet Union
Fidel Castro
Havana
East Europe
City Council Approves Street Work and Flood Study Plan
Council OKs placing two streets in the highway system and surfacing Kershaw Street. A flood plain study in Hitchock Woods area is sought from the Savannah District Corps of Engineers. A $19 273 grant funds Hopelands beautification and Central Business District projects. A 96 acre annexation proposal is referred for study amid Civil Rights Act concerns. A mobile home complex with 500+ spaces and buffer zone is planned.
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Kershaw Street
Park and
Colleton
Laurens Street
Savannah
Corps of Engineers
Hitchcock Woods
Hopelands
Central Business District
Roland Windham
Justice Department
Supreme Court
United States
Canton
Miss
Whiskey
Silver Bluff
Pine Log
Daugherty
Planning and Zoning Commission
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Martin E. Franke
James Donnelly
G. Fred Haase
Nicholas Heinz
Jerome Houwers
Donald Lewis
Arden Toepke
Wallace Heilig
Robert Rowe
Harry Willenbrook
Brashear Realty
Realtors
Ellis St. Augusta
Mrs
Lillian Robinson
Nora L. Newton
Abraham Schultz
John Gaver
Allan Coward
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Charity
Zation
Secretary of State
Grimes
Europe
Kremlin
Pat
Pire
Noah
Whittles
Miss Bethe Douglas
Casual Hut
Jan Cooper
Mary B. Platt
Emily Karraker
Cissy Bostwick
Bethe Douglas
Julie Chelton
Julie Craig
Debbie Miller
Lee Poston
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