Deaths And Funerals Annie Brock services Augusta
Funeral services for Annie Mae Brock of 1128 Wrightsboro Road will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Mt. Calvary Baptist Church with Rev. Clyde Hill officiating. Burial in Walker Memorial Cemetery. Friends may call at the residence or Dent's Undertaking Establishment. Quiet hour service at the funeral home Saturday at 8 p.m. Also, visitation at Alma Trowell's residence or Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home in Aiken.
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Augusta
Annie Mae Brock
Wrightsboro Road
Mt. Calvary Baptist Church
Clyde Hill
Walker Memorial Cemetery
Dent
Alma Trowell
President Drive
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Aiken
Ernest A. Weathersbee 75 of Belvedere ad dies
Ernest A. Weathersbee 75 of Belvedere ad died Wednesday at a Gust a hospital. Funeral services Friday at 4 30 p.m. at Burnettown Baptist Church with Revs Hoyt Murray and G Splawn officiating. Burial in Sunset Memory Gardens. Survived by wife and children, brothers, sisters and a grandson. Pallbearers named including Otis Smith and others.
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Clearwater
Ernest A
Weathersbee
Belvedere
Angusta Hospital
Burttown Baptist Church
Hoyt Murray
G. Splawn
Gards
Aiken
Burnettown Baptist Church
Aworld
Funeral services for Lonnie Mae Grant
Funeral services for Mrs Lonnie Mae Grant 47 of 124 Sum ter St will be held 4 30 PM Sunday at Randall Branch Baptist Church with Rev JD Avery officiating Burial will follow in the church cemetery in Charleston following the death Wednesday at Medical University Hospital.
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Lonnie Mae Grant
Sumter St
Medical University Hospital
Charleston
Randall Branch Baptist Church
J D.R. Avery
Church
Aiken Standard Information Notice
Aiken Standard established in 1867 publishes each weekday except Saturday and Sunday. The paper lists contact and subscription details including address and PO Box 456 124 Rutland Drive Aiken S C 29801 and notes AP dispatch rights and limited responsibility for errors and advance payments.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
Navy officer Andrew L. Key dies in Aiken
Andrew L. Key 71 of 910 Wildwood Road died yesterday at Aiken County Hospital after a brief illness. Funeral services are set for 3 p.m. tomorrow at Graniteville Cemetery with Rev. Jack F. Hasty officiating. Masonic rites will be given by Aiken Lodge No. 156 AFM. Key, born in Union Point, was a career naval officer retiring as a lieutenant after 30 years service. He belonged to the Baptist Church and William H. Upton Lodge in Bremerton. He spent most of his life on the West Coast and moved to Aiken from Central Point, Oregon after retirement. He was a World War II veteran. Surviving is a sister, Mrs. Bertha Key Hite of Aiken. Services were held at George Funeral Home.
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Andrew L. Key
Wildwood Road
Aiken County Hospital
Graniteville Cemetery
Jack F. Hasty
Aiken Lodge No
Union Point
Gay Mr. Key
The
Baptist Church
William H. Upton
Explosives Found On Hitchhiking Soldier Arrest
Aiken County deputies detained Army private Michael Day 18 on a marijuana charge on Route 1 Augusta Highway. A search uncovered an artillery and a hand grenade simulator. Fort Gordon Provost Marshal Col H N Henry ordered Day held for possession and theft of pyrotechnics as he was returned to Fort Gordon on 15 day leave from Fort Hood Texas. Day had served eight months.
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Aiken
Fort Hood
Texas
Aiken County
Sheriff's Department
Rt. 1
Augusta Highway
Michael Day
Summerville
S.C
Day
Fort Gordon
Col
H.N. Henry
Col. Henry
Army
Aiken Civil Defense
L.C. Greene
J. Egan
Ft. Gordon
Howard Shanker
Indigent care funds depleted in Aiken County hospital
Finance Director James A. Donovan said the indigent care appropriation is exhausted after a revised subsistence plan. Hospital trustee Sam Nesbit Jr. warned the program loses about 150000 yearly, with a 9646 deficit, prompting a request for extra funds from revenue sharing to cover through June.
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Aiken County Hospital
James A. Donovan
Board of Commissioners
Department of Social Services
Hospital Board of Trustees
Sam Nesbit Jr
Donovan
Richland Memorial Hospital
Columbia
University Hospital
Aiken County
Watergate Sentences Continued From Page
Former Nixon aides Mitchell Haldeman Ehrlichman and Mardian faced conspiracy to obstruct justice charges with maximum penalties of five years and ten thousand dollars. They were also convicted of obstructing justice with five year and five thousand dollar fines and perjury counts. Sentencing began New Year’s Day with appeals looming and a year since the cover up indictments.
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Mardian
Mitchell
Nixon
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Sirica
Supreme Court
1916 Law Crews Eight-Hour Work Day for Railroads
Congress passed an eight hour day law for railroad workers in 1916 and established a commission to study employment issues and prevent a major railroad strike.
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Congress
Jaycees Urged To Attend Family Life Course
All Aiken Jaycees and their wives are urged to attend the Family Life Development Course at the Jaycee Hut tomorrow at 10 a.m. The program titled How to Communicate will be directed by William Walters of the Aiken-Barnwell Mental Health Center. A dutch treat lunch will be served.
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William Walters
Aiken-Barnwell Mental Health Center
Community Calendar with Local Meetings and Events
Today at 7 30 p m Senior Citizen s Club meets at the Clubhouse 8 30 p m AA and Miracle Group meet at St Bartholomew Church North Augusta Sunday worship at any church Monday 10 a m to 4 p m Aiken County Museum Rotary Club 12 45 p m Commercial Hotel Ambulance Commission 7 30 p m Aiken Community Band Playhouse 7 30 p m National Secretaries Association Ramada Inn 8 p m City Council Council Chambers
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St. Bartholomew Episcopal Church
North Augusta
Aiken County Museum
Rotary Club
Aiken
Aiken County Playhouse
National Secretaries Association (International
Ramada Inn
Dayton Incorporation Mirrors 1805 Origins
Dayton, Ohio, gained formal city status in 1805, marking its official municipal creation and paving the way for growth. The event anchors the city's early governance and community development in the early 19th century.
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Dayton
Ohio
N A Commission Rejects Zoning Bid in North Augusta
The Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously rejects a council proposal to rezone 43.09 acres on Martintown Road from R-2 to R-1. Mayor Walters argues for R-1 near major thoroughfares. council may override on March 3. Public hearings on Martintown Road undeveloped property set for March 18.
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North Augusta
Martintown Road
Planning and Zoning Commission
Frank Field
Field
Raymond L. Walters
Atlanta
Columbia
Walters
Council
Martintown Rogte
Tape Player Taken From Home and Theft from Truck
A $119 cassette tape player was stolen from the home of James Braxton at 711 Barnwell Ave NE after a back door entry. Thieves also broke into Larry Moseley’s truck on Rt. 2 Box 154 Aiken and took a 30-30 rifle from a rear window rack parked near Kaney's Korner Pocket Billiards at 321 Richland Ave.
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James Braxton
Barnwell Ave
N.E
Larry Moseley
Rt. 2
Box 154
Aiken
Kaney
Korner Pocket Billiards
Richland Ave
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E.A. Weathersbee
Helen Jeann Senn
Orangeburg
EB. Weathersbee
J.W. Corbitt
AJ. Toomey
C.T. Weathersbee
Graniteville
W. T. Weathersbee
Wrightsville Beach
N.C
Otis Smith
Jewell Smith
Jessie Russ
Edward Rhoden
Leon Heath
Joe Jones
Belvedere Road
Posey
Langley
Vrs
Lonnie Grant
AI Ken Standard - Pbm
Bertha Key Hite
George Funeral Home
Watergate
Icles
Jaycees
Senior Citizen's
Church of Your Choice
Aiken County Ambulance Commission
Paramedical Services
Newberry St
National Weather Service
NOAA
U.S. Dept of Commerce
Flurrie
East
Gulf
New Mexico
Dakotas
Nebraska
Upper Great Lakes
Lower Great Lakes
Midwest
N.A. Commission
Ira J. Beaufort
W.H Burkhalter
Peeples
Beaufort
Christian Science First Church of Christ, Scientist
Whiskey
WAKN
Hayne Ave
Mitchell Shopping
Kalmia Plaza
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