Beech Island Bookmobile Schedule By Route
Public library bookmobile timetables list stops and times for Monday through Friday across towns including Beech Island Valley Woodcrest Breezy Hill Russell Cleaners Belvedere Dixie Lee Bath Langley and Barnwell Library with stops at shopping centers post offices and churches in a detailed weekly route plan.
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Rt. 5
Beech Island
Steifeltown
Breezy Hill
IL Am
Woodcrest
Russell Cleaners
Belvedere
Rt. 1
Roberts
Bath
Lang
Know Your Police Miss Ellen Bell Joins Aiken Department
Ellen Bell daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles E Bell of Aiken has worked in the Aiken Public Safety Department since December 1972. A graduate of Aiken High School and the S C Criminal Justice Academy she trained in fingerprint classification photography police communications and teletype operations. Her duties include records clerk secretarial work dispatching film processing court clerk duties and other tasks as needed.
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Ellen Bell
Charles E Bell
Aiken
Aiken Public Safety Department
Miss Bell
Aiken High School
S.C. Criminal Justice Academy
City of Aiken Recorder's Court
Metra
First Car Tops 100 Mph in European Gobr on-Brillie
The National Automobile Club reports the first car to exceed 100 miles per hour was the European Gobr on-Brillie, marking a milestone in early automotive speed records.
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National Automobile Club
Aiken Standard Editorial and Publication Details
Aiken Standard founded 1867 publishes each afternoon except Saturday and Sunday from Aiken South Carolina with PO Box 456 and 124 Rutland Drive address. It carries AP dispatches and notes no responsibility for ad errors with corrections in the next issue.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S.C
Associated Press
Focal
AP News
Nationwide forecast calls for snow in Great Lakes Midwest
Nationwide weather forecast shows snow today across the Great Lakes region and parts of the Midwest and central Plains. The rest of the nation is expected to be sunny with seasonably cold temperatures.
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Great Lakes
Midwest
Central Plains States
Craft Show At H. Odell Weeks Center This Weekend
Aiken hosts its sixth annual craft show at the H. Odell Weeks Activities Center this weekend. The display runs noon to 8 p.m. Saturday and noon to 6 p.m. Sunday with public admission and items available for purchase.
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Aiken
H. Odell Weeks
Aiken High vs Hillcrest High in News Quiz Show
Aiken High School faces Hillcrest High of Dalzell in a Saturday news quiz produced by the University of South Carolina College of Journalism. The broadcast on WLTR FM 91.3 at noon airs statewide via the South Carolina Educational Radio Network.
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Aiken High School
Hillcrest High
Dalzell
University of South Carolina College of Journalism
South Carolina Educational Radio Network
Aiken
Columbia Educational
Wltrfm
Irma High
Hillcrest
Buford High
Lancaster
Elizabeth Ray denies photographers at Union Plaza audition
Elizabeth Ray in Las Vegas refused to be photographed or speak with reporters during an audition for Hanky Panky at the Union Plaza Hotel. She sat in a showroom booth and refused to go on stage until press left, saying she did not want to answer questions.
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Las Vegas
New
Elizabeth Ray
Union Plaza
Miss Ray
Chicago
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Cotton Still Packs A Punch In Aiken County Economy
Cotton remains a major economic force in Aiken County with historic dependence tied to production and manufacturing. Numbers show 3,300 cotton producers and 2,000 manufacturers in 1940, now about 45 and 6,000 respectively, alongside a $1 million daily Graniteville payroll and a $2,500 daily 1975 crop cost. CPI and Graniteville promote cotton denims and a return to natural blends, while producers vote to double CPI’s budget, influenced by check-off dollars and promised research results.
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J. H. Evans
Aiken County
Graniteville Company
Aiken
Cotton Producers, Inc
CPI
Washington Monument Shaft Timeline
The marble shaft honoring George Washington began in 1836 and finished in 1884. It rises 555 feet above the capital, marking a long construction amid national commemoration.
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Washington
George Washington
Growth Debate Shapes Aiken Area Development
Burrel Whitely of the Greater Aiken Chamber argues growth rate is acceptable while others favor faster expansion. He cites 100 weekly inquiries via travel agencies and a mix of new industries, subdivisions, and projects in the Industrial Park and Southside, plus prideful downtown remodeling.
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Vivian Davis
Greater Aiken
Burrel W. Whitley
Whitley
Parks, Recreation and Tourism
Chamber
Aiken
Hitchcock Woods
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