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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 2011
Page
6
Boyd W. Tyler died on Sunday August 28 2011 at Aiken Regional Medical Center. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Jackson Brooks Funeral Home located at 126 Fairfield Street SE in Aiken South Carolina.
Mrs. Fannie Etheredge 79 of 831 Harold Lane died Saturday August 27 2011 at Medical College of Georgia Augusta GA Funeral arrangements to be announced by Jackson Brooks Funeral Home Friends may call at her residence or at the funeral home Jackson Brooks Funeral Home 126 Fairfield St SE Aiken SC 29801
Mrs. Mary Settles age 98 of 127 Samuel Biggs Road Trenton SC died Sunday August 28 2011 at her residence. Friends may call at her brother Odell Glover and Mildred P Glover 126 Samuel Biggs Road or at the funeral home.
Sister Mary Clement Fine a Sister of Charity of Our Lady of Mercy died at May Forest Charleston motherhouse on August 27 2011 born June 29 1914 in Livermore Iowa She taught at multiple schools in South Carolina New Jersey and Sumter and was a longtime librarian and catechist A Mass of Christian Burial is set for August 30 2011 at Ma Forest with a vigil on August 29 and committal at Holy Cross Cemetery Donations may be made to Our Lady of Mercy Community Outreach Center.
Services today are listed for Col James H Courtney at 1 p.m. on the family farm in Woolwine Virginia and for Vivian Gillespie Milner at 4 30 p.m. at St Thaddeus Episcopal Church.
Crews pump water from soggy subway tunnels and fix traffic signals while debris and flooding hamper hundreds of roads along the coast. Early damage estimates run to the billions, with more than 4 million customers still without power Sunday.
Hurricane Irene killed at least 21 people across eight states, with wrecked homes and downed trees. Connecticut reported a fatal fire from storm wires, Florida saw drownings in Volusia and Flagler counties, Maryland a chimney collapse, and New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Virginia, and Massachusetts also reporting deaths and widespread flooding and outages. The storm disrupted landlines for about 125000, closed major highways, and cut off Hatteras Island residents from the mainland by sea and road.
FCC reports widespread cell tower outages in North Carolina and Virginia with about 400 towers down due to power failures and 125000 coastal households losing landlines. Some 250000 cable customers also without service. 911 and public safety networks remained largely functional.
In Montpelier Vermont hundreds are told to evacuate as Tropical Storm Irene delivers heavy rain. Green Mountain Power may release water from Marshfield Reservoir to protect the dam risking further flooding along the Winooski River. Spokeswoman Dorothy Schnure notes record reservoir levels and the need to safeguard the dam with possible water releases. The plan depends on continued rainfall.
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