Deaths and Funerals Notice Highlights Multiple Services
Beaufort and surrounding areas report funeral Masses and services for Joseph William Brosnan Katherine West Burckhalter and others. Details include dates August 7 8 9 2005 at St Mary Help of Christians Warrenville First Baptist Church Town Creek Baptist Church Second Baptist Church and various funeral homes with interment and visiting hours. Memorials invited to St Church or the American Heart Association.
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Beaufort
Joseph William Brosnan
St. Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church
Aiken
Calvary Cemetery
George Funeral Homes
Park Ave
Brosnan
Washington, D.C
William A
Mary Elizabeth Graves Brosnan
United States
United States Postal Service
St Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church
St. Peters Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus
V.F.W
Vincent J. Altobello
Helen) Beaufort
P.O. Box
American Heart Association
Hammond Road
GeorgeFuneral- Homes.com
Warrenville
Katherine West Burckhalter
Warrenville First Baptist Church
Arthur Zawislak
Town Creek Baptist Church
Napier Funeral Home
Burckhalter
Main St
Graniteville
Louise Katherine West Burckhalter
Funeral for Minnie H Sullivan Held at Old Piney Grove
Minnie H Sullivan of Washington Circle died July 31 2005. Funeral service scheduled for August 6 11 a.m. at Old Piney Grove Baptist Church Clarks Hill with Rev Louis Coley officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Family to gather 9 45 a.m. at 509 Washington Circle. G L Brighthorp and Sons Mortuary Aiken is handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Zahl
St Mary’s Help of Christian’s Catholic Church
Minnie H. Sullivan
Old Piney Grove Baptist Church
Clarks Hill
Washington Circle
Louis Coley
Essie Patterson
Charles Black dies at 86 after bone marrow illness in Woodside
Charles Black a maritime expert and husband of former child star Shirley Temple Black died at his Woodside home after a battle with myelodysplastic syndrome. He was 86 and served as a naval intelligence officer earning the Silver Star. He co founded a deep ocean imaging firm and advised on maritime policy before his death.
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Los Angeles
Charles Black
Shirley Temple Black
Black
San Francisco
Woodside
Honolulu
California
US Commerce Department
National Research Council
Stanford University
Obituary Notice Submission Policy For The Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard runs obituary notices with up to sixteen lines printed free of charge on first publication. Additional lines incur a fee. Funeral homes submit notices, which are edited for style. Deadline is 7 p.m. daily. For more information call 648 2311.
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The
Aiken Standard
Judge seizes tape from AP reporter in courtroom
A South Carolina circuit judge briefly seized an Associated Press reporter's handheld tape during a court hearing, then returned it after ruling the reporter did not seek permission to use recording gear. The incident raised questions about media access and courtroom rules.
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Columbia
Associated Press
James R. Barber
Pete Iacobelli
South Carolina
Iacobelli
Richland County
John Shurr
Barber
Jay Bender
Shurr
Freedom of Information
South Carolina Press Association
South Carolina Supreme Court
David Harwell
Republicans threaten suit over misaddressed five thousand donation
In Greenville South Carolina Republicans demand return of five thousand dollars from Anheuser Busch after a misaddressed check was deposited by the Democratic Party Democrats say a refund has been sent and the GOP warns of legal action The dispute began in April and centers on a careless administrative error officials say the money will be refunded and the state parties will receive the funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
South Carolina
St. Louis
State Democratic Party
Katja Zastrow
Anheuser- Busch
Washington
Anheuser-Busch
Republican Party
Lachlan McIntosh
Democratic Party
GOP
Eaton Dawson
McIntosh
Dawson
Joe Erwin
MclIntosh
USC reports nearly 50 percent rise in private giving
The University of South Carolina announced fiscal year 2004 2005 private gifts and pledges climbed about 50 percent from the prior year. Total donations reached 95.3 million, up from just under 65 million, with donors totaling over 26 000, a 10 percent rise. A notable 30 percent jump occurred for gifts and pledges of 1 million dollars or more. Funds support scholarships new faculty campus improvements and regional campus projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
University of South Carolina
University
USC
Andrew Sorensen
Man charged in 1987 fatal hit-and-run in Cassatt
Ernest Henry Cales 35 of Cassatt was charged with leaving the scene of a collision resulting in death in a 1987 crash that killed 17 year old Jimmy Harold Garner on a motorcycle. Witnesses who were 16 at the time provided new details leading to the arrest two months into the investigation.
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Columbia
Kershaw County
State Department of Public Safety
Ernest Henry Cales
Cassatt
Jimmy Harold Garner
Garner
Highway Patrol
Cales
Russell F. Roark
Longtime South Carolina attorney Henry Hammer dies at 94
Henry Hammer, the oldest practicing attorney in South Carolina and a 1958 U.S. Supreme Court decision author, died at 94 after a career spanning 66 cases before the state Supreme Court. He practiced with his son until illness struck and left a legacy praised by Chief Justice Jean Toal and State Sen. Joel Lourie. He leaves Eleanor Bernstein Hammer and three sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.C
Henry Hammer
Columbia
South Carolina
U.S. Supreme Court
Howard Hammer
Hammer
State Supreme Court
Jean Toal
Toal
Joel Lourie
Dcolumbia
Passaic
N.J
Fordham University Law School
New York
Eleanor Bernstein Hammer
DUI driver in boy’s death linked to high blood alcohol
In Kershaw County Donald Brown 42 faces felony DUI charges after a Jeep struck Sullivan Daniel Spradley 5 as he walked with his father and cousin. Blood alcohol measured .22, prosecutors say while Brown was released on 75000 dollars bond. The child died June 19 at Palmetto Health Richland. Brown previously faced a DUI in 1989. In a separate Florence case Deborah Rogers 42 a former elementary teacher had an assault charge dismissed for lack of evidence after allegedly throwing a book at a 9 year old student.
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Columbia
Kershaw County
Donald Brown
Sullivan Daniel Spradley
Brown
Zack Atkinson
William Tetterton
Sullivan
Palmetto Health Richland Hospital
Spradleys
Florence
Deborah Rogers
Rogers
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U.S. Armed Forces
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el Centro College
Texas A&m University
Commerce
Pine Log Road
Dave Tomlin
News Cooperative
Moe Thompson
Grambling State University
Louisiana
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