Deaths And Funerals Robert Eugene Crosby Jr.
Robert Eugene Crosby Jr. of Route 3 Box 230 Hephzibah Ga died Thursday in a local hospital. Funeral services Sunday at 3 p.m. Berlin United Methodist Church with Dr George E Clary Jr officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Survived by parents Robert Eugene Crosby Sr and wife. one brother James Edward Crosby. one sister Barbara Jayne Crosby. Paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Edward Crosby. paternal great grandmother Mrs George C Sapp. Maternal grandmother Mrs Beulah Barry. maternal great grandmother Mrs H C Fitzgerald. Elliott Sons Funeral Home in charge.
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Robert Eugene
Gene) Crosby Jr
Hephzibah
Berlin United Methodist Church
George E. Clary Jr
John Boulineau
Robert Eugene Crosby Sr
James Edward Crosby
Hephzi
Funeral services for Martha L. Danheiser held in North Augusta
Private funeral services for Mrs. Martha L. Danheiser of 1209 Lake Ave North Augusta were conducted today at 9 45 a m at Pineview Memorial Gardens with Rev Rich Harris officiating.
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North Augusta
Fred J
Martha L.) Danheiser
Lake Ave
Pineview Memorial Gardens
Rich Harris
Rosa Jane Oakman Dies at 69 in New York Hospital
Rosa Jane Oakman 69 of Route 1 Talatha died Thursday in a Long Island hospital. Funeral arrangements by Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home Aiken. She was a native of Aiken and member of Mt. Zion Baptist Church Heroines of Jericho and Diana Court. Survived by seven daughters two sons three sisters and two brothers including Elizabeth Barton Geneva Torain Margaret Scott Miniola Jones Willie Mae Bryant Samella Beckler James Oakman Earl Oakman Birdell Chavous Jessie Mae Stallings Tillie Bryant Frances Payton Charlie Wigfall Dolphus.
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Rosa Jane Oakman
Talatha
Long Island
N.Y
Jackson- Brooks Funeral Home
Aiken
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Jericho
Diana Court
Elizabeth Barton
Geneva Torain
Margaret Scott
Miniola Jones
New York
Willie Mae Bryant
Samella Beckler
Newark
N.J
Placan Oakman
James Oakman
Earl Oakman
Philadelphia
Birdell Chavous
Jessie Mae Stallings
Tillie Bryant
New Ellenton
Frances Payton
Charlie L. Wigfall
Dolphus
Aiken Standard Information Notice and Rates
Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes daily afternoons except weekends. Office at 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina 29801. AP dispatches and local notices reserved for republication. Subscription rates listed: weekly carrier 1.73 monthly carrier 22.00 yearly mail 11.6 per month and 0.40 for 3 months by mail.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
Aiken Church of Christ
South Paul
Obituary Notice From Beech Island Residence
Smith of Beech Island, South Carolina. Friends may call at the residence of her sister Mrs. Stallings on White Pond Road near Talatha.
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Smith
Beech Island
Break-Ins Reported at Home Store and School
A break-in at Linda Jackson's Silver Bluff Road home led to theft of a Pekingese dog a tape player two speakers and three shotguns after intruders shattered a back glass window. Police also investigated a cash register theft at Zippy Mart on Highway 19 and a chemistry lab break-in at Aiken High School with chemicals missing.
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Silver Bluff Road
Aiken County
Linda Jackson
Highway 19
Aiken
Aiken High School
J.C. Busbee
Kroger Plans $16.5 Million Expansion Adding 12 Superstores
Kroger Foods president Lyle Everingham announces a $16.5 million expansion creating 1,118 Georgia jobs and adding nine remodeled stores. Three new super stores open in Atlanta with one opening in Macon last week. payroll rises from $13 million to $19.6 million. Additional outlets planned in North Augusta and Griffin with more in Chattanooga and Macon.
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Atlanta, Ga
Kroger Foods
Lyle Everingham
Kroger
Atlanta
Winter Wonderland pageant set at Ridge Spring Monetta High
Ridge Spring Monetta High School hosts a beauty pageant in the school gym at 7 30 p m with the theme Winter Wonderland. The public is invited and admission is one dollar per person.
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Ridge Spring
Monetta
Police Trace Obscene Calls With New Tracing Tool
Police in Aiken announce Southern Bell Security Division now helps trace obscene calls and bomb threats. Two juveniles aged 14 and 13 were arrested yesterday for a Schofield campus threat, with cooperation from City Police SLED and Southern Bell. Public Safety Director J C Busbee warns that apprehension has increased and violators will be prosecuted.
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J.C. Busbee
Southern Bell Security Division
Busbee
Aiken
Schofield
City of Aiken
SLED
Bell Security Division
Christmas Salvation Army Fund Seeks Help for Large Family
Donations pour in for the Salvation Army Christmas Fund to aid a family of ten, including a totally disabled father. Mil contributions to the Jaycee Christmas Shopping Tour and kettles in Aiken total 536.17 so far with 118.17 from kettle donors. Mail gifts to Salvation Army Christmas Fund 322 Gayle Dr. Aiken SC 29801. donor list includes George Funeral Home, Anonymous, Yvonne Norton, St Johns United Methodist Church.
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Mil
Jaycee
Aiken
P.O. Box
Aiken, S.C
Salvation Army
Salvation Army Christmas Fund
Gayle
Jaycees
DONOR
George Funeral Home. Inc
Yvonne Norton
St. John's United Methodist Church
SRP
Paul H. Linaberry
WB Winans
James F Fountain
GLH
VanderVoort
Fred H. Stoter
Bomba
Holley Tractor & Equipment Co. Inc
Wilmac. Inc
Frances Dickson
Karl P Siegmund
JM. Sprawls
Lida H Lorenz
Anonymous
Kettles
Pearl Harbor Attack Reflections From Aiken Residents
Mary Croft sent a package to her son aboard the battleship Arizona at Pearl Harbor. She learned in January that he was alive. Thelma Fox heard of the attack while entering church and recalled a stunned Honolulu. All but Francis Carter are now in Aiken and describe those days as dark and uncertain for America amid war fears.
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Mary Croft
Arizona
Pearl Harbor
Thelma Fox
Honolulu
Francis Carter
Aiken
Doctors prescribe dogs as home psychiatrists in Dortmund
In Dortmund, physicians at a world congress promote dogs as home psychiatrists for the depressed. A Swedish veterinary medicine institute spokesman says dogs provide security for people feeling alienated by modern society.
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Dortmund
Germany
World Canine Congress
Swedish Institute For Veterinary Medicine
Riegel Plans Missouri Plant in Maryville for Diapers
H W Thurlow president of Riegel Textile announces a new Maryville Missouri manufacturing plant. The facility marks Riegel’s first Midwest venture, will hire about 150 workers initially, and will produce disposable baby diapers. Corporate offices for Riegel are based in Greenville.
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H.W. Thurlow
Riegel Textile Corporation
Aiken
Maryville
Thurlow
Riegel
Midwest
Greenville
Community Calendar Highlights North Augusta Events This Week
The calendar lists Square Dance Instruction at 8 p.m. at the North Augusta Recreation Center, Acacia Lodge No. 315 at 8 p.m., a Home of Mrs. Tom Roberts open house at 8:30 p.m., and Senior Citizen's Club meetings at Crosland Park. Tomorrow includes a Teenage Sewing Class and Judo Classes at the recreation center plus a bake sale downtown. Sunday features museum hours, Monday PTA and Rotary events, plus Food Stamp Sales and local associations meeting at various venues.
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North Augusta
Acacia Lodge
Carolina Hospitality Club
Tom Roberts
Crosland Park
North Augusta Recreation Center
Aiken Elementary Pta
Aiken Electric Cooperative
Catholic Center
Gloverville
Rotary Club
Association of Retired Persons
Lower Valley Empty Stocking Fund formed for Christmas
The Lower Valley Empty Stocking Fund unites L B C Lions Club Jaycees and American Legion Post No 153 to aid Langley Bath Clearwater district. Local banks will handle donations to P O Box 434 Clearwater SC 29822 while committee members urge church groups and organizations to contribute. Donations reach 308 dollars so far.
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Lower Valley
Langley - Bath - Clearwater
Lions Club
Jaycees
Bankers Trust of
Langley
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Clearwater
P.O
S.C
Thurmond
O.L. Mitchell
Gary Walker
The
Martin Smith
Allen McLory
George Griffith
Archie Dean
William Farmer
Leonard Jenkins
American Legion
E.L. Duncan
Gas Shortage Persists as Stations Report Varying Supplies
Distributors and service stations report mixed gasoline stocks amid ongoing shortages. Station managers from Bath to New Ellenton describe reduced deliveries, while some outlets note higher weekend sales. Officials expect a decision on possible rationing by month end.
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Cafagno
William E. Simon
Federal Energy Office
Washington
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