Deaths and funeral notices from Aiken area 2003
Obituaries detail William Clanton of Langley with service at Hatcher Funeral Home and survivors across several states. Also listed are Ena Salley of Salley with memorials to Old Salley School Museum and services at Salley Baptist Church, Winchester Smith IV of Williston with church service and burial, and Martha Thornhill Studinka of Aiken with graveside rites and survivors.
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William Clanton
Lillian Miller Clanton
Herndon Dairy Road
Aiken
Frank Hershael
Inman
Patrick Clanton
David Clanton
Dothan
Ala
Sandra Lazenbly
North Augusta
Tony Duncan
Charlotte
James Duncan
Long Beach
Calif
Nancy Johnson
Phoenix
Dick Clanton
St. Petersburg
Fla
Kenneth Clanton
Cincinnati
Mr. Clanton
Richmond
E.I DuPont
Hatcher Funeral
U.D.C
Salley
Queens College
Salley, Wagoner
Springfield
Windsor
Salley Gin and Fertilizer Co
Aiken County
Hemrick N. Salley Sr
Hemrick N. Salley Jr
Old Salley School
P.O. Box
S.C
Williston
Winchester Smith IV
First Baptist Church
Springfield Road
P.O
Folk Funeral Home
Raymond Corley
Interboro Funeral Home
Brooklyn
N.Y
Ena B. Salley
Salley Baptist Church
Martha Thornhill Studinka
Noon
Aiken Memorial Gardens
Halls
Augusta
W. James. Rivers
Studinka
Millbrook Baptist Church
Good Neighbor Sam Club
Aiken Bowling League
Patty Clarke
Emil Studinka
Belton
Texas
Ashley Hydrick
Scott Clarke
David Clarke
Tyler Studinka
Jessica Studinka
Joe Clarke
Mandy Hensley
Frances Rogers
Atlanta
Cedar Creek Church Building Fund
Banks Mill Road
Millbrook
Clarke
Powderhouse Road
Shellhouse Funeral Home
Ross Millhiser, Marlboro Man pioneer, dies at 83
Ross R. Millhiser a former Philip Morris executive and driving force behind the Marlboro Man campaign died of heart failure at 83. He began at the company in 1941, led Marlboro branding in 1954 and became Philip Morris USA president by 1966 shaping its ascent to No. 1 cigarette status.
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Richmond, Va
Ross R. Millhiser
Philip Morris
Millhiser
Philip Morris USA
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The Aiken Standard will publish a daily obituary list with up to 16 lines free the first time. Notices are submitted by funeral homes and edited for style, with a 9:00 p.m. deadline daily and a phone number for more information.
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The
Aiken Standard
Flu blamed in death of York County boy
A York County coroner says a 6 year old York boy probably died from the flu. An autopsy will confirm the cause, but family and officials cite illness with fever and stomach pains. The season is early with rising cases across several states and vaccine demand increasing.
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York
York County
Doug McKown
McKown
David Chambers
Chambers
State Department of Health and Environmental Control
DHEC
Colorado
Jerry Gibson
Bureau of Disease Control
Gibson
Online shift bidding expands nurse pay and hours
Nurses bid for shifts on hospital web sites to control hours and pay, with St. Peter’s Hospital reporting 127,000 hours filled and $1.7 million saved since 2001. The system favors current staff, reduces reliance on agency workers, and averages $37 per hour, though overall shortage remains unresolved.
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Albany
N.Y
Julie Hill
Hill
St. Peter’s Hospital
Price
Christine McCarthy
St. Peter’s
St. Peter's
Pittsburgh
Miami
Association
Carol Cooke
St. Peter's Hospital
Robert Russell
Keeseville
Dean Opens S C Office With Jackson Endorsement
Howard Dean drew about 400 supporters in Columbia as Illinois Rep. Jesse Jackson endorsed his campaign. Jackson aims to broaden Dean’s appeal among black voters in the South Carolina primary. Dean opened his first state campaign office and urged attendees to register to vote, despite Charleston era controversy over Confederate imagery nearby.
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Columbia
Howard Dean
Illinois
Jesse Jackson
Jackson
South Carolina
Vermont
Dean
Greenville
Community Christian Methodist Episcopal
Mary Lucas
Lucas
U.S
Jesse Jackson Jr
Spirit of South Carolina ship project runs out of cash
Charleston reports the Spirit of South Carolina tall ship project has run dry of funds with no work since June. About 850000 of 3 million dollars spent. 1500000 more needed to finish and launch. Foundation plans fundraising next year while in kind donations continue.
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Charleston
Spirit of
Inkind
Charlie Sneed
Sneed
Smithsonian Institution
Samuel J. Pregnall & Bros
Mosquito
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Judge Ena B. Salley
Suneral Home
Pine Log Road
Napier Funeral Home
Main Street
Graniteville
Sammie" Napier
Ross Millhiser
American Nurses Association
Spirit of South Carolina
Southlawn Cemetery
Whiskey Rd