Deaths And Funerals In Swansea And Surrounding Areas
Notices report the deaths of Mrs. Leila Dowling Geiger 73 of Swansea and Mrs. Katie L Stewart Maloney 78 of Aiken County with services planned at Thompson and George Funeral Homes. Also listed are details for Charlie Green 52 whose funeral is set at Zion Field Baptist Church. Survivors, burial plans, and call times are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swansea
Leila Dowling Geiger
Minnie D. Till
Aiken
Richland County
Thompson Funeral Home
West Columbia
Geiger
First Baptist Church of
Lexington County and State Teachers Association
Pelion Order of the Eastern Star
Clifton C. Geiger
Stephen A
Joyce) McKee
Carolyn Berry
Clifton C. Geiger Jr
Pelion
William D
Dickie) Geiger
Columbia
John Aaron Dowling
Los Angeles
Charles B. Dowling Jr
Chapin
Thompson Funeral Home of
Katie L. Stewart Maloney
Glen Dale Terrace Apts
George Funeral Home
Henry L. Chennault
Town Creek Baptist Church
Maloney
Aiken County
First Baptist Church
Ruby Johnston
Gilbert Maloney
C.J
Betty) DeLoach
Yarnville
Eugene Berrie
Jacksonville
Fla
Bill Berrie
Cochran, Ga
D.B
Ruby) Ryland
H.F
Mae) Martin
F. R
Myrtle) Cook
Hallie C
Hazel) Seigler
W.A. Stewart
Myrtle Cook
Banks Mill Road
Charlie Green
Zion Field Baptist Church
Warren Smith
William J. Coleman, Former Tax Assessor, Dies at 65
William J. Coleman 65 of 1517 Audubon Drive died yesterday in a Richmond County hospital. Former Aiken County Tax Assessor appointed in 1968 and reappointed in 1972. Funeral arrangements by George Funeral Home. Betsy Willis praised his dedication as supervisor and mentor. Green task force leader Carrol H. Warner credited him with launching his political path. Mayor H. Odell Weeks recalled his long friendship and service to the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J
Billy) Coleman
Audubon Drive
Richmond County
Aiken County
George Funeral Home
Coleman
Carrol H. Warner
Mr. Coleman
Clemson
Warner
Lake City
Fla
H. Odell Weeks
Billy
Pearline Banks Bass
Kershaw St
N.E
Aiken
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Bass
Friendship Baptist Church
The
Missionary Society
Greenwood
Caroline Gardner Stranch
Colleton Regional
Walterboro
Magnolia Cemetery
Stranch
Charleston
Lander College
Phyllis M. Hickman
Green Pond
Rain Forecast for Aiken County With Rain Through Weekend
Clouds today bring a 90 percent chance of rain while tomorrow carries about 60 percent chances of showers. Lows tonight near mid 40s with highs tomorrow around mid 60s. Extended outlook shows continued rain Thursday then decreasing clouds Friday and fair Saturday.
Water Distributors Purchase on N A City Council Agenda
North Augusta council expected to pass a resolution authorizing City Administrator Charles Martin to complete the purchase of Water Distributors Inc assets for 875000 in bonds. Special meeting requested February 9 precedes a council work session. Proclaims Heart Week and Navy JROTC Day on Feb 8 12 and Feb 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.A
North Augusta
Charles Martin
of Water Distributors Inc
WNEZ Becomes 24 Hour Station With Larry King Show
WNEZ-FM 99 in Aiken begins 24 hour broadcasting starting yesterday. From midnight to 5 AM weekdays it airs the Larry King Show hosted by Ed Burchfield. Saturday remains 24 hours with music overnight and the city station signs off at midnight Sunday, returning 5 AM Monday.
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Wnez-Fm
Aiken
WNEZ
Larry King
Ed Burchfield
Burchfield
Assembly Praises Doug Turno Fight in SC House
The South Carolina General Assembly passed a resolution expressing sympathy to the Turno family for Doug Turno a 13 year old Aiken resident who died December 5 from complications of a brain tumor cancer battle. Rep Irene Rudnick authored the measure praising his courage and resilience. Roger Staubach befriended Doug during his illness and the resolution honors his four year fight and its impact on others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.C. General Assembly
Doug Turno
Irene K. Rudnick
D-Aiken
House of Representatives
Doug
Aiken
General Assembly
University Hospital
Roger Staubach
Bondsmen Pay Fines Over No-Show Defendants in Aiken Case
Judge Rodney A. Peeples ordered seven bondsmen to pay a total of 5075 for failure to produce defendants in court. Aiken County sheriff located 12 defendants while others left the area, with bonds doubled and varied fines. Court docket backlog of 150 cases cited as causing delays for speedy trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney A. Peeples
Peeples
Aiken County
A.B. Allen
Clifford Courtney
Courtney
Benjamin Oakman
Bernard James Oakman
Peoples
Brazil Population Growth and Density in 1980
The 1980 census lists Brazil’s population at 119 024 600 with a 2.47 percent annual growth rate from 1970 to 1980. Population density stands at 36 persons per square mile.
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Brazil
Indigent and Health Care Commission to Meet Tomorrow
The Indigent and Health Care Commission will hold a regular meeting tomorrow night at 7 30 in the Aiken County Council conference room located in the Aiken County Annex at 736 Richland Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Indigent and Health Care Commission
Aiken County Council
Aiken County Annex
Richland Ave
Wagener Discusses Annexation and Cable Plan
The Wagener Town Council debated annexation with a study committee to review the proposal. They approved a ditch-digger bid for the water system and first reading of a cable television ordinance. A special meeting is set for Monday Feb 8 at 7 30 p.m. to hear the second reading and review fire department by laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagener
Martha Cole
T.V
Ms. Cole
Frank Gantt
Cable T.V
Park and
Earle Streets
Jackson Defeats Amendment in Burning Ordinance Vote
Jackson Town Council defeated the second reading of a burning ordinance amendment by a 4-3 vote per town clerk Myrtle Long. A special meeting will be held to discuss new changes, date not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Myrtle
EPA launches voluntary cleanup drive for nation’s worst dumps
The Environmental Protection Agency will notify about 1,500 waste dump operators truckers and chemical firms to join a voluntary cleanup of the 115 worst hazardous sites designated last October. The effort precedes tapping a $1.6 billion Congress fund from 1980.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Congress
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Clifton Geiger
Katie L. Maloney
Green
Jackson- Brooks Funeral Home
William J. Coleman
Betty Willis
Mrs. Willis
Woodrow Banks
Edgefield Ave
Mrs. Pearline Bass
Mrs
Caroline Stranch
PBM
Aiken Standard Pbm
National Weather Service
NOAA
U.S
East
Rockies
Texas
Great Lakes
New York State
Kathleen Bland
Buena Vista Avenue
Ance
Martin
D. Kim Ledford
Assembly
Agency
Inspiring Big Clean Up
Hadassah Sisterhood
Barnwell
Greenville St
Your Valentine
Tee
Gordon S
slOlon Oa
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