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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1975

Page

2

Deaths and Funerals in Hollywood California

Charles Bo Snipes 38 died Friday at his residence. Funeral is 5:30 p.m. tomorrow at George Funeral Home Aiken with Rev. Murphy and Rev. Hayes officiating. Burial in Aiken Memorial Park. He lived in California seven years and worked for a tire maker. Survivors include mother and stepfather Clyde Holsenback and several sisters, brothers, half-siblings and many nieces and nephews. Call at his mother’s home or funeral home.

Hollywood Calif Charles Bo) Snipes George Aiken N.M. Murphy Carl Hayes Aiken Memorial Park Aiken County Snipes California Clyde Holsenback Dorothy DeRamus Brenda Hall Mary Stephens Jacksonville Ark Barbara Kemmerlin Columbia Robert Snipes U.S. Army Germany David Snipes Polly Snipes Agnes Franklin Johnston Fannie Lou DuBose Calvin Snipes New Holland Oakley Snipes Aiken

Obituary notices from Aiken area include several deaths

Miss Gertrude Wise aged 83 died in a Detroit nursing home with services at George Funeral Home Chapel led by Rabbi Norman M. Goldburg and burial at Sons of Israel Cemetery in Aiken. Survivors include sister Teresa Efron of Aiken. Miss Ena Ann Martin aged 101 died in an Aiken nursing home. services at Donalds Baptist Church conducted by Rev. Ralph Hall and burial in church cemetery. Johnnie C. Johnson aged 83 of 423 Plunkett Ave died in an Aiken County hospital. service at George Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Herbert J. Gladden Jr. burial at Montmorenci Cemetery. Johnson was a longtime employee of Aiken Coca Cola Bottling Co. and member of First Baptist Church in Montmorenci. survived by three sons, a stepson, a sister, and two brothers. Anyone with further information may contact 330 Pine Dr.

Abbeville County Martin Donalds Baptist Church Aiken George Laura Cynthia Collum Warrenville Aiken County Hospital George Funeral Home Hoyt Murray Collum Esther Owens Virginia Beach Olin F. Collum Augusta Viola Kneece RFD No Gloverville Detroit Mich Gertrude Wise Norman M. Goldburg Sons of Israel Teresa Efron Herbert Rudnick Eddie Sagger Marvin Rifkin Harold Rudnick Ena Ann Martin Ralph Hall Due West Johnnie C. Johnson Plunkett Ave Aiken County Herbert J. Gladden Jr Montmorenci Johnson First Baptist Church Aiken Coca Cola Bottling Co James W. Johnson Columbia Allen C. Johnson Paul E. Johnson Charleston Frank Bolton Saluda Lillian Rollins H.B. Johnson J. Monroe Johnson Pine Dr

Obituary notices from Aiken and Thomson, Ga.

Thomson resident Tom Wills Cofer 60 died at home after a long life as merchant and farmer. Graveside services set for 3:30 p.m. at Phillips Mill Baptist Church Cemetery with two sons, his wife, and relatives listed. Also, Aiken County native Toney Austin 80 dies in a local nursing home with funeral at Jackson Brooks Chapel and burial in Pine Lawn Memorial Gardens. survivors include siblings and brothers.

Thomson Tom Wills Targie Cofer Phillips Mill Baptist Church Wilkes County E.P. Sanders John Catlin McDuffie County Thomson First Baptist Church V.F.W. Post Lafayette Lodge No. 23 Freemasons Washington Elsie Crowe Cofer Tom W. Cofer Jr Aiken Robert H. Cofer Robert Hall Cofer Edd Cofer Marian Newsome Toney Austin Aiken Nursing Home Jackson- Brooks Funeral Home Joseph Harrison Pine

Hopelands Garden Concerts Continue Indoors Tonight

The Hopelands Garden concerts move indoors to the H Odell Weeks Activities Building at 7 p.m. due to weather with the Aiken Community Band performing. The season features diverse acts, all free, with attendees choosing seating on the grass or folding chairs.

Jeane Hall Hopelands Garden Aiken H. Odell Weeks First Baptist Church Mike Facciolo Recreation Department

Housekeeping For Schools Workshop In Aiken District

Wilbur McCarthy led July 1975 custodial training workshops for janitors and maids across the Aiken County School District. Seventy eight personnel attended twelve hour sessions at four sites with 34 administrators given an abbreviated course. The district plans further advanced housekeeping training next summer.

South Carolina Wilbur McCarthy

Shiloh Heights Bus Trip to Six Flags

Shiloh Heights announces a bus trip to Six Flags on Saturday August 16 1975 leaving at 8 AM and returning by 10 PM. For information call 649-7014 or 649-4979.

Shiloh Heights Six Flags

Two Aiken youths charged in home break-ins

Aiken County deputies arrested Steve Clark and Robert Derrick for breaking and entering and grand larceny at the home of service member Mearl Davis on Hardin Street. Items stolen include an air conditioner, fishing gear, and medals with totals around 600 dollars. A juvenile was also arrested and another suspect sought. Investigating officer is Jack Fields.

Aiken Steve Clark Rt. 3 Robert Derrick Aiken County Pete's Resturant

SRP Employees Offered Plutonium Study Participation

Du Pont workers at the Savannah River Plant in plutonium processing will be asked to join a nationwide study by the U S Transuranium Registry based in Richland Washington under contract to the ERDA. About 1500 employees may elect to release medical records and allow autopsies. participation is voluntary per Plant Manager K W French.

Savannah River Energy Research and Development Administration Savannah River Ecology Laboratory University of Georgia ERDA S.C Aiken County K.W. French

Laplanders Name Bear "Dog of God" Described as Strong and Witty

A fragment notes Laplanders calling the bear the Dog of God, praising its strength of ten men and wit of twelve, framing a mythic animal with fierce powers.

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Charles Snipes Aiken Standard Rutland Drive S. C Associated Press Tom W. Cofer Music Performance Trust Fund Augusta Federation of Music Aiken Recreation Department Sara deFrehn Maureen Simpson Aiken High School Parris Island Marine Corps Recruit Depot Aiken Community Band Woody Carr Sons of Glory Marilyn Donnan The Aiken Civic Ballet Housekeeping Eastern Seaboard Gulf of Mexico National Weather Service Great Lakes Central Plains Southwest Jack Fields SRP Ven Crestview Mobile Housing Richland Ave E. Aiken Ce B.R East Aiken, D.C Kheowpe Southern
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