Deaths And Funerals Mrs Patterson Sr 66
Mrs Oscar L Patterson Sr 66 of Route 1 Box 278 Dry Branch died yesterday at home. Funeral arrangements by Hunnicutt Funeral Home Swainsboro. She was treasurer of Zion Fair Baptist Church New Ellenton and member of Zion Fair Society. Survived by two daughters and three sons, plus siblings. Services at the church with visiting at the funeral home.
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Oscar
Sarah L.) Patterson
Dry Branch
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Aiken
Talatha
Zion Fair Baptist Church
New Ellenton
Zion Fair Society
Greendale Society
Viola Craig
Philadelphia
Magdalene Kay
Oscar Patterson Jr
Patterson
Mack Patterson
John Henry Bates
Arthur B Schulhofer Dies After Long Illness in Aiken
Arthur B Schulhofer husband of the late Mrs Bessie Coward Schulhofer of Banks Mill Rd died yesterday at an Aiken nursing home after a long illness. Funeral arrangements by George Funeral Home. He was a North Carolina native, long time resident of Aiken, retired insurance salesman, First Baptist Church member, WWII veteran, and active member of the 40 and 8 and the American Legion honor society. Surviving is a son Louis Schulhofer of Atlanta.
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Arthur B. Schulhofer
Bessie Coward Schulhofer
Banks Mill Rd
Aiken
George Funeral Home
Schulhofer
North Carolina
First Baptist Church
Honor Society of the American Legion
Louis Schulhofer
Atlanta
Doc Riner 59 of Swainsboro dies at home
Gordon N Doc Riner 59 of Swainsboro died Tuesday at his residence. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Union Primitive Baptist Church with Elder R M Riner officiating assisted by Elder William Claxton. Burial will follow in the church cemetery.
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Swainsboro
Gordon N ‘Doc’ Riner
Union Primitive Baptist Church
R.M. Riner
William Claxton
Aiken Standard Publication Information
Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes each afternoon except weekends. Located at 124 Rutland Drive, Aiken South Carolina 29801 with PO Box 456. AP is exclusive for local news and dispatches. rights to republication of other matters reserved. No liability for ad errors. corrections in next issue.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
Luther M. Lott dies at 70 in Mount Calvary Lutheran Church service
Luther M Lott 70 died Monday in Aiken County hospital at 3 p m Funeral held at Mount Calvary Lutheran Church with Rev Louis Shealy officiating Burial followed at the church Aiken County native and longtime resident he worked for National Kaolin Products Co Survived by widow Essie Sanders Lott daughter Mrs Byron Bodie Wagener SC two sons James Lott Batesburg Leonard Bates Monetta one foster son George Ergle Leesville SC sister Mrs Ethel Johnson Wagener Cumbee Funeral Home Ridge Spring in charge
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Monetta
Luther M Lott
Aiken County Hospital
Mount Calvary Lutheran Church
Louis Shealy
Aiken County
National Kaolin Products Co
Essie Sanders Lott
Byron Bodie
Wagener
S.C
James Lott
Batesburg
Leonard Bates
George Ergle
Leesville
Ethel Johnson
North Augusta Adopts Record 1975 Budget At Hearing
North Augusta City Council approved a 1,850,922 budget for 1975, an 11 percent rise over 1974. Mayor Raymond L. Walters praised the plan while one resident questioned flat water rates. Revenue comes from property taxes, garbage fees, licenses, state revenue sharing, utilities, and a 43,000 federal surplus. The 1975 plan emphasizes vehicle maintenance and updated employee benefits. A mobile home ordinance for campuses was discussed with a public hearing set for January 21 and a zoning decision on Martintown Road deferred to January 7. A new garbage truck will join the fleet after ownership papers are signed.
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North Augusta
Raymond L. Walters
Smith
Kerry Smith
Walters
Planning and Zoning Commission
Education Board
Planning and Zoning Commis
Benson Named Wagener Police Chief Effective Jan 1
William Benson, a jailer with the Aiken County Sheriff's Department, will take over as Wagener police chief on January 1 after Melvin Padgett resigned November 16 following a controversy. Benson, a native of Utah now living in Clearwater, has 20 years in military police and served in Tokyo, Korea, Pearl Harbor and the South Pacific before retiring as a sergeant in 1964. He previously worked two years at Augusta College security police before joining the county sheriff's department. The Benson family plans to move to Wagener.
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Wagener
William Benson
Aiken County
Sheriff's Department
Military Police
Army
Benson
Tokyo
Korea
South Pacific
Augusta College
Arrest Made in Zippy Mart Robbery Case
A 16 year old white male was arrested in connection with the armed robbery of a Zippy Mart on Highway 25 November 22 in which $40 was taken. The sheriff's office is also investigating a Belvedere man stabbed to death last weekend with no leads yet.
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Aiken County
Sheriff's Office
Belvedere
Jamaica Tourist Board notes big savings on brand items
The Jamaica Tourist Board says shoppers can find many items there at 60 percent below North American prices and most major brand name china and crystal run about half the mainland list price.
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Jamaica Tourist Board
Aiken County Board Appoints More to Hospital Task Force
The Aiken County Board of Commissioners expanded the Hospital Task Force to 12 members at its Tuesday meeting. New appointees include W. E. Vernon Jr. and John Cherry, William C. Clyburn, Dr. James M. Ford, Dr. Paul D Weston, Ken French, and Charles E. Simons III. Existing members Ronnie Royal, Robert Leminick, George Bundrick, John Lyons, and Frances Garland also serve. The board also approved payment of accumulated charges for indigent patients admitted to University Hospital on an emergency basis.
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Aiken County
James M. Ford
North Augusta
Cleve
Ken French
Aiken
Charles E. Simons III
Ronnie Royal
Robert Leminick
George Bundrick
John Lyons
Frances Garland
Clearwater
University Hospital
Hamlet Stirs Debate Over Magistrate Salary Changes
The dialogue centers on salary adjustments for county magistrates and staff. Prosser admits possible abstention in past votes while noting he supported several increases. A study led by Commissioner Lucas Ray reviews May and June budget actions that lowered Addy from 4410 to 2500 and prompts other magistrates to seek raises.
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Prosser
Addy
Lucas Ray
Lester Chitty
Chitty
Otis Barr
Wagener
Ernest W. Padgett
Oak Grove
QA. Wise
Graniteville
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Columbia
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