Deaths and funerals Henry Rudolf Busch
Funeral services for Henry Rudolf Busch of 245 Chesterfield St. N E Aiken were held at St. Pauls Lutheran Church with the Rev John B McCullough officiating. Burial followed at Aiken Memorial Park with Masonic rites at the grave. Survivors include his widow Jewell Kersey Busch two daughters Mrs Julian Hammond and Mrs Ellen B Priester both of Newark Del a son Henry Rudolf Busch of Newark Del Pallbearers were Louis Sebjanics William H Busch Jack K Cook Richard Starnes Earl Carter and R Elvis Brantley.
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Henry Rudolf Busch
Chesterfield St
N.E
Aiken
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
John B. McCullough
Aiken Memorial Park
Jewell Kersey Busch
Julian Hammond
Ellen B Priester
Newark
Del
Louis Sebjanics
William H. Busch
Jack K. Cook
Richard Starnes
Earl Carter
R. Elvis Brantley
Smith Funeral Set for Sunday in Aiken
Mrs. Martha Smith died Saturday in Aiken. Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday at Young Storm Branch Baptist Church with Rev. R. V. Palmer officiating. Survivors include son John Henry Davis of Jacksonville, husband Willie Smith of Miami, and sister Mrs. Clara Johnson of Vaucluse. Friends may call at Miller's Funeral Home, Aiken or at the Jacksonville residence.
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Martha Smith
Aiken
Young Storm Branch Baptist Church
R. V. Palmer
Aiken County
John Henry Davis
Jacksonville
Willie Smith
Miami
Fla
Clara Johnson
Vaucluse
Miller
Garvin Services Set Tomorrow in Montmorenci
Mrs. Belle Garvin of Montmorenci died Tuesday at home. Her funeral is set for 4 p.m. tomorrow at George Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. J. T. Robertson officiating. Burial will be at Windsor Baptist Church Cemetery. She was born in Aiken County and belonged to Bethcar Baptist Church. Survivors include daughter Annie Mae Mundy of Wagoner, sister Bessie Kneece of Gloverville, and brother Quitman Garvin of Carleston.
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Montmorenci
Belle Garvin
George Funeral Home
J. T. Robertson
Windsor Baptist Church
Aiken County
Bethcarptist Church
Annie Mae Mundy
Wagoner
Bessie Kneece
Gloverville
Quitman Garvin
Carleston
Aiken Standard declares publication details for 1867 origin
The notice lists publishing schedule, address at 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina ZIP 29801 and post rates Every afternoon except weekends Leased AP dispatches rights and republication policy and classified corrections terms and price figures for mail and carrier delivery
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
Associated Press
United Press International
Public Defender office to ease workload in Aiken County
Mrs. Scott anticipates relief from the new Public Defender’s office as indigent cases move to the defender. Funds come from state and county sources managed by the Public Defenders Board led by Frampton Toole Jr. Aiken County receives about $12,000 from the state and $10,000 from the county for investigators or an assistant defender.
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Scott
Public Defender’s Office
Public Defenders Board
Bar Association
Frampton Toole Jr
Aiken County
Sheriff Departments
Johnston Students Doing Outstanding Work In College
Three Johnston students have notable college achievements. Rufus Lybrand of Newberry College is nominated for Blue Key membership. Catherine Walsh of Furman University makes the fall Dean’s List. Jane Ready, Clemson sophomore, posts a 40 all A s GPA in 1969 70 first semester.
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Johnston
Rufus Lybrand
Newberry College
R. E. Lybrand
Blue Key
Catherine Walsh
B. L. Walsh
Furman University
Jane Ready
Clemson University
E. L. Ready
Presbyterian Men Hear Talk On Drug Dangers
The Men's Club of the First Presbyterian Church heard CW3 William J. Scheve Jr describe the dangers of drug abuse. He outlined types of drugs, rising arrests from 10,000 in 1958 to over 162,000 in 1968, and warned of marijuana and LSD risks including a dose as small as a speck of dust.
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First Presbyterian Church
United States
Far East
Vietnam
Taiwan
Mexico
Scheve
Apollo 13 Crisis: Explosion Near Moon Intervenes Flight
Apollo 13 faced a dangerous explosion in the service module 202,000 miles from Earth. Lovell Haise and Swigert described escalating danger and a frantic bid to return home as a board formed to determine cause and prevent repeats.
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Space Center, Houston
James A. Lovell Jr
Lovell
Fred W. Haise Jr
John L. Swigert Jr
Edgar M. Cortright
Neil A. Armstrong
Space Agency
Air Force and Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
Cortright
Earth
Swigert
Houston
Liquor by the drink bill dies in South Carolina House
The South Carolina House rejected liquor by the drink as the session neared adjournment. In contrast, the bonded construction plan moved forward with a compromise totaling 114 million dollars over four years. House Speaker Sol Blatt called the minibottle measure unlikely to be revisited before Friday.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Senate
General Assembly
House
Sol Blatt
Barnwell
Blackbird
Furth
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