Deaths And Funerals North Augusta and surrounding area
Paul Dillon of 803 Riverview Drive North Augusta died Tuesday in an Augusta hospital. The Rite of Christian Burial is set for Saturday at 11 a.m. at Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church with Fr Creston Tawes. burial at Pineview Memorial Gardens. The Holy Rosary will be recited Friday evening at Poseys Funeral Home Chapel North Augusta. Dillon, a native of Ireland, lived in North Augusta 13 years and was a member of Our Lady of Peace Church. Survived by widow Ellen Kiley Dillon and one son P Edward Dillon, both of North Augusta. Funeral arrangements by Your Funeral Home New Ellenton. Notes include another obituary fragment indicating a Runs Baptist Church member with survivor Anna Harrison and sisters Bessie Patterson and Essie Mae Walker.
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North Augusta
Paul Dillon
Riverview Drive
Augusta
Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church
Father Creston Tawes
Pineview Memorial Gardens
Posey
Funeral Home Chapel
Ireland
Ellen Kiley Dillon
P. Edward Dillon
Runs Baptist Church
Anna Harrison
Aiken
Bessie Patterson
Essie Mae Walker
New Ellenton
Salley man Clifford Poole Poole dies at 67 in Columbia
Clifford Poole 67 of Salley died Tuesday night in a Columbia hospital. Funeral 3 p.m. today at Clinton Methodist Church near Perry with Rev. Hokey Stokes officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Survived by wife Nolie Poole daughter Evelyn Poole Salley two sons George Poole Bobby Poole a brother Connor Poole and three sisters Effie Fulmer Lillie Mae Fulmer Anice Young. Pallbearers include Ob er Poole James Poole Ira Bee Poole Preston Fulmer Wallace Whetstone and Leslie Kitchen. Burial at Baughman Blizzard Funeral Home Wagener in charge.
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Clifford Poole
Columbia
Clinton Methodist Church
Perry
Hokey Stokes
Aiken County
Nolie Poole
Evelyn Poole Salley
George Poole
Bobby Poole
Connor Poole
Effie Fulmer
Cayce
Lillie Mae Fulmer
Ridge
Annie W. Thompson Dies at 84 on Route 5
Annie W. Thompson, 84, of Route 5, Box 252, died, ending a long life in the local community. Funeral arrangements were expected to be announced by the family.
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Annie W. Thompson
Route 5
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Aiken Standard Publisher Notice and Office Details
Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes every afternoon except Saturday and Sunday from 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina 29801 P O Box 456. Second class postage paid at Aiken SC. AP dispatches exclusive to local news. Full republication rights reserved and corrections policy noted. Advance payments limits stated to five weeks.
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Planned Parenthood Vasectomy Clinic and local meetings
Community calendar lists a Planned Parenthood vasectomy clinic from 5 to 8 p.m. at Midland Valley Shopping Center. Duplicate Bridge at 7:30 p.m. at the S.S. Clubhouse. Al Anon at 8:30 p.m. 123 Linden Street. Tomorrow Recreation Department Bridge at 7:30 p.m. Virginia Acres. Senior Citizens Club at 7:30 p.m. at the S.C. Clubhouse.
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Al-Anon
Linden St
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Senior Citizens Club
S.C
Aiken Man Charged With Jumping Bail
A bench warrant was served on William Edward Day at a 309 Park Ave. residence after he failed to appear at a Richland County trial on marijuana and hashish charges. Day remains jailed in Aiken County on jumping bail and drug counts.
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William Edward Day
Park Ave
Day
Richland County
Aiken County
Salvation Army Drive Totals $9 457 95 for Aiken County
The Salvation Army reports a final Christmas Cheer fund total of $9 457 95 raised in Aiken County. Last year 7 500 helped 320 families. This year the drive aided 421 families with 1880 toys and 333 Christmas Dinner Baskets.
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Aiken County
Refrigerator deaths spark tragic Sumter hide and seek accident
A 3 year old boy William Howard Kruger died after suffocating hiding inside an unused refrigerator in the carport during a neighborhood game of hide and seek. His 6 year old sister Teresa survived in fair condition.
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Sumter
William Howard Kruger
John Kruger
Teresa
North Augusta Chamber Banquet to Feature Milton Fletcher
The North Augusta Chamber of Commerce banquet will feature Milton O. Fletcher director of local chambers of the U S Chamber of Commerce speaking at the Thunderbird Inn on Saturday January 25. Only 250 tickets are available at the chamber office with Col Maurice Rice W G Smith and Mel Story serving as ticket chairmen.
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North Augusta
Georgia Ave
Col
Maurice Rice
Beech Island
W.G. Smith
Belvedere
Mel Story
Jurors Split On Acquittal In Watergate Cover-Up Trial
Four defendants were convicted as jurors disclosed that some members initially planned acquittal but later changed their minds during deliberations. The panel, nine women and three men, followed Judge Sirica and kept the pardon issue out of deliberations.
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Washington
U.S
John J. Sirica
Thei Famiiies
Watergate
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
White House
Ehrlichman
Mitchell
Robert C. Mardian
Sirica
Train Derails In Greenwood. No Injuries Reported
Four engines and eight flatbed cars derailed on the main line of the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad in Greenwood. About 5 a.m. the freight struck pulpwood logs fallen on the tracks from an earlier freight, causing the derailment that blocked three intersections in downtown Greenwood. no injuries were reported by the sheriff's office.
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Greenwood
Seaboard Coast Line Railroad
Greenwood County Sheriff’s Office
Francis Marion to Enter South Carolina Hall of Fame
State Mental Health Commissioner William Hall and Revolutionary War hero Gen. Francis Marion will be inducted into the South Carolina Hall of Fame on February 17, announced by the Confederation of South Carolina Local Historical Societies. Marion, the Swamp Fox, used guerrilla tactics against the British in the Revolution. The Hall of Fame was created in Myrtle Beach last year.
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William S. Hall
Gen
Francis Marion
South Carolina
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Marion
Swamp Fox
Hall
Fewer Deaths This New Year Holiday Reports AP
Traffic accidents nationwide killed 162 people during the New Years holiday. The National Safety Council had projected 170 to 230 fatalities for the 30 hour period ending at midnight Wednesday.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
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