Deaths And Funerals In Augusta And Bath
Robert Hadden of 1001 Russell St Augusta dies at home after 28 years in the city. Survived by Ruby Thompson Hadden and four children. Clarence Buck Cunningham 66 of 184 Maple St Bath dies in a hospital. Services at Bath United Methodist Church with burial at Sunset Memory Gardens. Ferdinand De Lathower 73 of 223 Columbia Ave NE Brussels native dies. survived by Blanch Edna De Lathower and two sons.
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Augusta - Esty
Robert Hadden
Russell St
Platt
Mr. Hadden
Jefferson County
Augusta
Bethany Chapel
Woodmen of the World
Ruby Thompson Hadden
Helen Elizabeth Hadden
Ollie Ruth Warner
North Augusta
John L Hadden
LaGrange
Thomas R. Hadden
Salt Lake City
Utah
Bath
Clarence ‘Buck’ Cunningham
Maple St
Augusta Hospital
Bath United Methodist Church
Mike Guffie
Sunset Memory Gardens
Billy Bush
Sam Reames
John Anderson
Frankie Rucker
Jimmie Parker
E. R. Scruggs
Richard Able
Mr. Cunningham
Laurens
Bath Water Works
Ferdinand de Lathower
Columbia Ave
George Funeral Home
de Lathower
Brussels
Belgium
Blanch
Edna de Lathower
Henry de Lathower
Moline
Ill
Albert de Lathower
Westminster
Calif
Funeral notices for Barbara Hanby and Willie McClain
Funeral services for Barbara Hanby of Route 1 Windsor were held at 11 am at George Funeral Home Chapel Aiken with burial at Riverview Cemetery Lancaster PA. Willie Howard McClain 68 formerly of St Augustine FL died recently near Linville Falls NC. services were at Ancient City Baptist Church St Augustine Aug 20 and burial at St Augustine Memorial Park. Surviving relatives include Jessie McClain Gainesville FL and several siblings.
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Windsor
Barbara Hanby
George Funeral Home
Aiken
William E. Archer
Riverview Cemetery
Lancaster
Linville Falls
N.C
Willie Howard McClain
St. Augustine
Fla
Johnson City
Jessie McClain
Gainesville
Ann McClain
W. H. McClain
Ridge Spring
Amos Thomas
Ellis Redd
Ralph Johnson
Eugene Steed
Jackson
Rudolf and
Russel McClain
Beech Island
Mrs. W. E. Day 61 dies in Wagener service
Mrs. W E Day 61 of Wagener died Wednesday at home. Funeral held at 5 30 p m today at Bethcar Baptist Church Cemetery with the Rev Randall Grandy officiating. She was a native of Aiken County and a Bethcar Baptist Church member. Survived by widower two sons William Day James Day one brother Albert Baughman five sisters Flos sie Wise Orangeburg Haston.
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Wagener
W. E
Lila Baughman
Aiken Standard Publishing Details
Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes weekday afternoons except weekends from Aiken South Carolina. Box 456 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29801. Second class postage paid. AP dispatches exclusive to local news. Publisher not responsible for ad errors. corrections in next issue. Subscriptions are due in advance with five week limit.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S.C
Associated Press
Augusta Group To Present Concert At Hopeland Gardens
The Hopeland Gardens Concert Series features a concert sponsored by the Music Performance Trust Funds with Augusta Federation of Musicians Local 488 Monday at 7 PM. The group performs selections including The Satin Doll The Preacher Night Train The Way We Were and more. The concert is free to the public and closes the 1976 Hopeland Garden Concert Series.
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Hopeland Gardens
Music Performance Trust Funds
Augusta Federation of Musicians
First American Woman To Fly a Jet Revealed
Ann Baumgartner Carl, a California test pilot, became the first American woman to fly a jet aircraft. In 1953 she piloted an experimental twin engine jet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Baumgartner Carl
California
Rail line reopens amid fire and pollution concerns
The Friends of the Woods warns trains could spark forest fires and harm Hitch cock Woods near the track while the ICC notes noise and air pollution in nearby residences. The commission says pollution along the longer Trenton line would drop and that fuel use would fall overall. It requires Southern to install flashing lights at all grade crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the Woods, Inc
Hitchcock Woods
ICC
Trenton
Southern
Rescue squads provide ambulance support at local events
Rescue squads in Belvedere-North Augusta and surrounding areas often assist at athletic events and horse shows in the Savannah River area, sometimes without donations. Members face insurance bills and seek funds, as councilmen consider supporting the squads at a public meeting.
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Savannah River
Stephens
Joe Lackey
Belvedere-North Augusta
Artists' Guild To Present Show Sunday
The Aiken Artists' Guild will host an exhibition of members works Sunday afternoon at Hopeland Gardens. It coincides with a concert by the U S Army Field Band and Soldiers Chorus. Viewings precede the concert, coordinated by Aiken recreation department and the guild.
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Aiken Artists’ Guild
Hopeland Gardens
U. S. Army Field Band
Soldiers’ Chorus
Aiken
Guild
Community Calendar of Evening Meetings and Bridge Sessions
Today features 7 p.m. Aiken Chess Club at Virginia Acres and 7:30 p.m. Duplicate Bridge at the Senior Citizens Club House. Administrative Area III holds a 7:30 p.m. monthly meeting on Highway 1 Langley. New Ellenton Lions Club meets 7:30 p.m. at St Pauls Methodist Church. Tomorrow runs 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Aiken County Museum with 12:30 p.m. Recreation Department Bridge at Virginia Acres.
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Aiken Chess Club
Virginia Acres
Senior Citizens
Highway 1
Langley
New Ellenton
Aiken County Museum
Recreation Department
Great Lakes Hold Majority of Earth’s Fresh Water
Confederate cavalry crossed the Potomac as Gen. Robert E. Lee began an invasion of the Northern States on June 11, 1863, signaling a pivotal moment in the Civil War. The Great Lakes region contains more than half of the planet’s fresh surface water.
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Great Lakes
North America
Potomac
Robert E. Lee
Weather outlook cool in Northwest to Dakotas coastal California
Cool conditions forecast from the Northwest to the Dakotas and southern California coast. Most of the nation will stay warm with showers moving from the central Plains to the Dakotas and across the Mississippi and Ohio valleys and into parts of the Northeast.
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Dakotas
California
Central Plains
Mississippi
Ohio Valleys
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Esty R. Hadden
Clarence Cunningham
Lucille Strong Cunningham
David Cunningham
C. Finley Cunningham
Poole
Fern Garvin
Ernest Rogers, Wagoner
Melba Lybrand
Columbia
F. de Lathower
W.H. McClain
W.E. Day
Aiken Standard - P
Mondale
Walter Mondale
Chicago
Sen
Augusta Group
Artists’ Guild
Mitchell Shop
Merville
Wonder Bro
Dan Bacot
John Thomas
Bird Breakfast
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