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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 2009
Page
1
Aiken High versus Berkmar basketball game did not air on Saturday due to technical difficulties. The game will be shown Monday at 4 p.m. on cable channel 246 or digital channel 6.2.
A man who recalls memories and speaks many languages struggles to discover who he is as investigators help him piece together his life. 10A WJBF TV and the Aiken County Public Library teamed up Saturday to spark kids reading habits. 2A The Sesame Street Live 30th season introduces Abby Cadabby joining Elmo and friends in asking what children want to be. 1C The 28th Masters Cat Show took place in North Augusta on Saturday. 3A
Annie Jean Baxley of Middletown Ohio and John Sobel of New Ellenton are mourned in death notices. The brief obituary items list their names and origins as readers see in the Deaths and Funerals column.
The Beach family practices home education across generations with Ann Beach guiding children from second to rising senior in college. The approach blends Christian curricula from Bob Jones and evolving tech, starting with a 7 a.m devotional and daily routines that end around 3 p.m. The Beachs relocated seven years ago and connect to a broader life, with John employed by the DoD at Ft Gordon.
Ken White known as Ken recounts his wartime service during World War II after enlisting twice to serve. He used a brother’s birth certificate to join as Walter White at age 17 and was nearly sent home before Army orders redirected him to overseas duty. An adjunct general’s office message honored his heroism and granted an honorable discharge.
Sharon Jackson and her three children attended a Habitat for Humanity wall raising in Warrenville. With Aiken Habitat and Thrivent Builds, five area Lutheran churches joined the effort on St. John’s Place. Jackson learned of Habitat via the newspaper and got help from Christina Lewis at Security Federal Bank to apply.
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