Deaths and Funerals In Aiken and Augusta
Death notices report funeral plans for Douglas L. Turno age 13 with services at St Mary Help of Christians and burial at Sunset Memory Gardens. A celebration of life precedes at George Funeral Home Chapel. Additional obituaries note James Cummings 66 of Aiken County and Mrs Ralph Jones -- with details on services, burial, survivors, and memorials.
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Douglas L. Turno
St. Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church
James A. Carter
Wayland Brown
Edward Dillon
Henry L. Chennault
Sunset Memory Gardens
Doug
Deanna Edwards
the George Funeral Home
Pallbeners
James M. Barham
Robert E. Lofgren
Patrick D. Cunning
David L. Honoken
Thomas J. Hurley
Robert S. Hankonen
Joseph Leslie
Kenneth Locker
Roger Staubach
Christopher Johnson
Keven Kraal
Ronald McDonald
Columbia
Charleston
Doug Turne
Huckleberry Dr
Aiken
James Cummings
Main Dr
Aiken County
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Augusta
Ralph
Nettie B.) Jones
Richmond County
Platt’s
Lloyd Jackson
Graniteville Cemetery
Donald Abney
J.D. Abney
Ross Abney
George Farris
Walter Brasswell
C.L. Weathers
Community Calendar of Evening Meetings and Clinics
Local organizations list a full slate of meetings and health services for today in North Augusta Aiken and surrounding areas. Events include Ex change Club at S S Cafeteria, exercise class at Smith Hazel Recreation Center, multiple AA meetings, board of education, town council, and church notices plus health clinics at Weston Health Center and Aiken County Health Department. Write Ellison Garvin at Aiken Standard for calendar entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Augusta
St Alumnae Panhellenic
A & M Organ Club
A & M Music Store
Usc-Aiken
St. Bartholomew’s Episcopal Church
Aiken A.A
Linden St
Margaret J. Weston Health Center
S.C
Aiken County
Ambucs
Western Steel
Treasure Trove Revealed Of Hazelton Manuscripts
Greg discovers bundles of Hazelton manuscripts letters poems and a telegram noting his mother's death and a birthday poem for his father. Smithsonian Museum in Washington expresses interest and may research Hazelton. Greg hopes the collection finds a home in a museum since it represents American literature and national heritage.
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Greg
Smithsonian Museum
Washington
Hazelton
North
Augusta
Windy Cooler Weather For Aiken County Tomorrow
Wind gusts up to 25 mph sweep Aiken County with fair skies. Temperatures will drop to the 30s at night and reach only the 40s by day with no rain. The outlook shows more cool, fair days through Friday then a warming trend this weekend.
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Aiken County
Robert Sigwald
Nolan Day Fund Nears Goal for Paralyzed Teen
The Nolan Day Fund has raised 10 200 dollars of a 14 000 goal for Nolan Day a 19 year old paralyzed from a July Gem Lake accident. Money funds a therapy room at the Day home and Nolan hopes to return home soon from Alabama. Contributions are welcome at St John s United Methodist Church or any downtown bank.
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Nolan Day
Nolan
Larry Day
Aiken
Gem Lake
Alabama
St. John’s
Fund Established for Lucia E. Brown at University Hospital
Edith W. Brown creates a fund for terminal cancer patient Lucia E. Brown who has no income or medical insurance. Donations may be sent to Edith W. Brown P O Box 2654 Aiken 29801.
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Lucia E. Brown
University Hospital
Brown
Edith W. Brown
P.O
Aiken
Wagener Council Approves Christmas Bonuses for Staff
Wagener city staff will receive Christmas bonuses based on a salary based formula next year. Town Clerk Martha Cole said the bonus would not be a strict percentage and several parcels of land were discussed for purchase but no final decision was reached.
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Wagener
Martha Cole
Jackson Cable TV Delayed to January
Mayor Earlie Helms told the Jackson Town Council that Home CATV Co. of Williston will delay the Jackson Cable TV launch until January due to issues obtaining permission to install equipment in Talatha. The council also approved disposing of brush and debris at the old landfill with no trash dumping and authorized a $2880 radar unit purchase.
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Jackson
Earlie Helms
Home Catv Co
Williston
Talatha
Helms
Frank Polattie
Correction notice clarifies parade float error
The Aiken Standard reports an incorrect photo for the Warrenville Revival Center float which won the top religious award in Graniteville's Christmas Parade Saturday. The Quincy Tramway, first U S railroad, completed October 7, 1826, in Massachusetts.
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Aiken
Warrenville
Graniteville
The
Aiken Standard
Quincy
United States
Massachusetts
Reagan faces stubborn deficits despite nondefense cuts
President Reagan faces growing resistance to further drastic budget cuts within Congress and his cabinet. He plans a two week period of listening to Cabinet secretaries present Stockman proposals as he seeks to reduce deficits mainly through non-defense program reductions.
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Congress
Reagan
David A. Stockman
Aiken Standard Announces Payment Recipient Change
All advance payments must be made to Aiken Standard PBM Subscription. The notice directs readers to use the new payment recipient for future subscriptions and emphasizes proper remittance handling.
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Aiken Standard Pbm
Aiken
Windsor Considers Town Licenses in Public Hearing
Windsor City Council meets at town hall on U S 78 to deliver a third reading and hold a public hearing on an ordinance creating business licenses for the town.
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Windsor
Town Hall
U.S
Reading Policy on Grade Progression At Aiken County Board Meeting
The Aiken County Board of Education plans a 7:30 pm meeting at Silver Bluff High School to discuss a new reading policy to aid progress. It would require completing the reading sequence before starting literature, with options to advance when ready and high school reading support as needed. The board may also authorize a $656,934 P L 94 142 funds application by Superintendent Dr. Robert W Paskel.
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Aiken
Silver Bluff High School
Petticoat Junction
Aiken County
Robert W
Bob) Paskel
Kirkland Named Citizen of the Year by Merchants Group
Kirkland, co founder of the Midland Valley Merchants and Professional Association, was named Citizen of the Year at the year end banquet. Senator Setzler warned of hard economic times ahead and urged cooperation with lawmakers amid reapportionment debates in the 1982 General Assembly.
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Langley
Lynn Kirkland
The
Midland Valley Merchants and Professional Association
Kirkland
Association
Aiken County
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Mr. Cummings
Zion Fair
Ralph Jones
Ellison Garvin
Charles
Jacqueline Asbelle
A.B. Calhoun Jr
Sam da
Langley Pentecostal Holiness Church
Langley First Baptist Church
U.m.w.capers Chapel
United Methodist Church
Robert Murrell
Helen FE. Weitz
Laverne & Susan Lowe
Fred Wright
Salvation Army
Ralph L. Barton
Ralph Surasky
B. Harris Butler
Manning K. Owen
EM. Lockhart
Claude C. Robbins
WA Coward
Harley E. Brown
Carl M. Hair
R.C. Miller
Ee England Sampson Jdr
J.A. Wilson
Lloyd T. Olsen
Robert BE
Penland
T.G. Sawyer
John B. Hatcher
Allen M. Coker
Donald B. Byerley
W.D. Patterson
Paul H. Chismar
Herbert B. Fincher
Reed A. Spiers
William M. Olliff
Walter A. Bumgarner
Arthur W. Doolittle
Herbert W. Keith
H.C. Chandler
John G. Hosang
National Weather Service
NOAA
U.S. Dept. of Commerce
California
Gulf Coast
Central Pacific Coast
Robert E. Melton
Army
Town and Country Club
Ann Steeper
Elizabeth Harrington
Brown Fund
Merchants Choice
Nikki Setzler
Lexington
Sen
Setzler
General Assembly
Bradberry’s
Christmas Trees Optimist Club
Nova Scotia
Burger King
Augusta Highway
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