Deaths and funerals in Aiken area 1991 notices
Multiple obituaries and funeral arrangements announced for Lena Purvis Creed Shealy 88 of Langley, Molen Shuler Watson 82 of Lime Rock Road, Carolyn F. Bardi 69 of Calhoun Place, Ashley Angeley six weeks old of 502 Ergle Street, with services at Langley United Methodist Church Bethlehem Baptist Church St Mary Help of Christians and George Funeral Home. Memorials and survivors listed. locations include Langley, Aiken, Graniteville and Valalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uraniteville
Lena Purvis Creed Shealy
Langley United Methodist Church
Barbara Rollins
Shealy
Midland Valley
P.O. Box
Langley
Hatcher Funeral Home
Bainosunu
Molen Shuler Watson
Bethlehem Baptist
Harry Chalk
B.1
Epting
Christ of Good Shepherd
Mr. Watson
Lime Rock Rd
Bethlehem Baptist Church
Milton Shealy
Bardi
Calhoun Place
St Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church
Sam Miglarese
Diocese of Charleston
Calvary Cemetery
Vineland
N.J
Rose M. Fish
Meigs Addison Fish
Aiken
Philadelphia
U.S. Navy
Carousel
St. Mary Help of Christians Catholic
Michael P. Bardi
New York City
Christopher Bardi
Darlington
George Funeral Home
Funeral Home
Kanite Villue
Ashley K. Angeley
Ergle St
J.M. Posey and Sons Funeral Home
Graniteville Suvivors
John and
Elizabeth Rogers Angeley
Graniteville
Shannon Rogers
Kenneth G. Rogers
Peggie Rogers
Robert Rogers Jr
Willie Ruth Angeley
Paul G. Angeley Sr
Mable English Bibie
Willie Bibie
Valalia
Robert Rogers
Valais
Ternal
Jennie Angeley
Massachusetts
Peggie
English
Rogers
Powell Pond Rd
Payoff Was Raise and Professorship at Columbia
Former University of South Carolina professor Manuel Justiz received a $5,000 salary boost and a chaired professorship after help from ex President James Holderman in 1986. The State reported that in 1988 the supplement rose to $10,000 annually. Holderman faced tax evasion and public misconduct charges related to aiding Puerto Rican businessman Bernard Baus, who was freed from Dominican Republic cocaine charges with help from Justiz and the McNair firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
University of South Carolina
James Holderman
Arogues
Saturny
Manuel Justiz
Holderman
Bernard Baus
Richland County
Columbia Law
Irm
Robert McNair
Baus
Justiz
McNair
Dominican Republic
Cuba
Ustiz
Louis Beechers
Texas
Arthur Smith
Concert Band To Perform As Choir Is Cancelled
The USC Aiken Concert Band performs at 7 p.m. in the Etherredge Center main theater featuring classical band works and two patriotic pieces. Student alto sax soloist Jennifer Barnes and band director Alex Henderson lead the program with members of the Sand River Woodwind Quintet. The concert is free and open to the public, while the USC Aiken Concert Choir concert scheduled for Monday is canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USC Aiken
Etherredge Center
USCA
J.P. Sousa
Alex Henderson
Jennifer Barnes
Sand River
Janet Dixon
Debbie Marks
Mike Whitley
Sue Rogers
Phil
Aiken County Sheriff Reports April 26 27 Incident Totals
Aiken County Sheriff’s Department reports for 5 p.m. April 26 to 5 p.m. April 27 include one traffic accident two vandalism incidents one domestic issue one disturbance one prowler case and one assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken Public Safety Department
Aiken County Snerif’s Department
Black plastic technique boosts SC strawberry yields early
Delicate continues on page one with Bell describing a new method using black plastic to warm roots and keep berries off dirt. The South Carolina strawberry season runs about six weeks and Gurisok’s Merriwether farm reports a shortened season this year due to plant damage, though one acre under plastic showed higher productivity while overall yield fell. Additionally, blackberry prospects look promising as the season approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
South Carolina
Gurosik
Merriwether
Marilyn Gurosik
Clyde
North Charleston Coliseum Groundbreaking Set to Lead State
Ground will break on the 13 500 seat North Charleston Coliseum in South Carolina at a $25 million cost. The eight story building aims to host professional college basketball and international conventions, with 22 500 square feet of exhibition space and 340 construction jobs. The project, first proposed in 1976, expected to attract major events and potentially host USC and Clemson games alongside local colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
North Charleston
South Carolina
North Charleston Coliseum
Carolina Coliseum
Columbia
Carroll Campbell
U.S
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
John Bourne Jr
Continental Basketball Association
College of Charleston
Charleston Southern
University of South Carolina
Charlotte Hornets
Bourne
Job Fair Planned for May 3 in Aiken County
Over 50 Aiken County companies sign up for a high school job fair on May 3 at the Hodell Weeks Activities Center Whiskey Road. The event runs 1 30 to 5 30 p m and is sponsored by the Aiken County Career and Technology Education Department and the City of Aiken Recreation Department. Tickets are available from career education instructors at area high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken Mall
CSRA
Mustang Club
Aiken County
Hodell Weeks
Whiskey Road
Fire destroys Beech Island home after morning explosion
An early morning explosion at a Beech Island house on US 278 and i Road destroyed the home with no occupants inside. Fire crews from Beech Island and nearby departments aided the response while investigators from Aiken County Metro Fire worked to determine the cause. The scene was supported by S&P Grading heavy equipment for the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beech Island
U.S. 278
I Road
Mark Whittle
Aiken County
Clearwater
New Ellenton
Whittle
S&p Grading
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Lena C. Shealy
Carolyn F. Bardi
American Cancer Society
Lip Dixon
Nashville
Tenn
Paul L. Huffman
Louis
Antique Car
Steve
Bobby
George
Cainoun Pace
Haraly
Crone
Villaion
Ameran
Bor K. Alsen
Dowminen
Georgia
Fonky Pxadberry
Landreth Monument CO
Monument Sales & Service
Aiken Public Safety
Sheriff
Elizabeth
Frank Endrenyi
Batesbury
Bell Farms
Ward
Ine Associatec
Key
Han
J.M. Posey & Sons i Aro
North Augusta
Georgia Avenue
Main Street
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