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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1995
Page
5
Obituaries from Wagener to New York list Robert Lee Danley 57 of Wagener died April 21. Edward Barrett 61 of Warrenville died April 22. Dorothy Hess 71 of Aiken died April 23. George Bryant Jr. 21 of North Augusta died April 23. Gravesides and funeral services set in multiple locations with family and church affiliations noted.
Mrs. Dorothy McDermott Hess 71 of 528 Banks Mill Road Aiken dies April 23 1995 at Aiken Regional Medical Centers funeral April 26 graveside at Aiken Memorial Gardens officiated by Rev Clinton D Henderson and Dr Willaim R Johnson survivors include two daughters Martha Hess Spooner and Karen Hess West two grandchildren Kenneth Adam Fox and John Andrew Jackson memorials to Midway Jr College Burial by George Funeral Homes Downtown Aiken SC Edward Barrett 92 of 182 Legion Road Warrenville dies April 22 1995 funeral April 25 1995 11:00 AM Hatch er Funeral Home Chapel interment Sunset Memory Gardens Langley SC. Friends may visit Nellie Barrett or Hatcher Funeral Home 7 9 PM Monday.
Natalie Hudson of the Aiken High Student Council will address the Board of Education on the transfer of Principal William Gassman to South Aiken High, effective this summer as James Dawsey retires. The board will also review the 1995 96 budget and rezoning proposals for Area 2.
Dr. Anthony Hopkins of Aiken presented findings on stomach digestion and ash types alkaline and acidic to the South Aiken Rotary Club. He warned acidic ash harms the body and advised limiting liquids during meals. The club honored Dr. William Gallman for education service and noted his promotion to deputy superintendent of the Area 5 district.
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