25 Dec 2005
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 2005
Page
1
The Aiken Standard announces its all-area football teams featuring standout players from Aiken and Edgefield County. Names of top performers highlight a season with varied outcomes across local programs.
In a daily space the Aiken Standard invites readers to discuss literature. Valerie Sanford and Heather Graham contribute perspectives from Granitevile, highlighting reader engagement and high tech world themes.
Obituary notice for Stephen E. Godshall listed in the Deaths and Funerals column of the newspaper. Details indicate his passing and a forthcoming tribute or services, reflecting local record-keeping for area residents.
One year after Army SPC Anthony McKie left Ft. Bragg for Iraq his family in Aiken recalls a Christmas reunion. Anthony joined his parents Eva and Eugene and brother Cornelius, bringing girlfriend Shaheen Hamilton. He plans to email and call from his base, hoping to be home next year.
President Bush, in a Christmas Eve radio address, honors soldiers who died overseas and asks Americans to help hurricane victims. He praises military families, notes ongoing duties in Iraq and Afghanistan, and urges volunteering and support during the holidays. The White House taped the remarks before Camp David weekend plans.
Sarah Barnhart, recovering from a serious accident that cost her left arm and leg, catalogs World War II memorabilia salvaged by her father William Barnhart from bombed sites in Germany in 1945. The box includes a Nazi banner, field glasses, stamps, money, a bayonet, and ration cards, reflecting a life shaped by loss and memory. PMID: 108.
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