Barnwell John Fred die Gunnells Sr 72 dies at home
John Fred die Gunnells Sr 72 of Barnwell died Thursday morning at his residence. Funeral in Green Branch Pentecostal Church at 4 p.m. Burial in church cemetery. Survived by widow Annie Mac Fail Gunnells five sons two daughters two sisters two brothers and other relatives. Small Funeral Home Denmark in charge. He lived in Aiken last 12 years. Mrs Rose Fineman Jones and daughter Mrs James Homminga listed in notice.
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Barnwell
John Freddie Gunnells Sr
Green Branch Pentecostal Church
Barnwell County
Annie Mac Fail Gunnells
Freddie Gunnells Jr
Roosevelt Gunnells
Olin Gunn
Aiken
Rose Fineman Jones
James Homminga
Baton Rouge
John Holloway Jr. dies at Beech Island in South Carolina
John Holloway Jr a native of Aiken County died Wednesday at his Beech Island residence Funeral services will be announced by Miller's Funeral Home Aiken He is survived by five daughters four sons and three sisters and brothers Friends may call at the White residence on Carolina Springs Road in North Augusta South Carolina
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Beech Island
John Holloway Jr
Aiken County
Miller
Aiken
Barbara Williams
Fannie Thurmond
Mary Holloway
Octavia Holloway
Augusta
Falinda Wood
Atlanta
John Holloway III
Charles Michael Holloway
Albert Holloway
North Augusta
James Holloway
Rebecca White
Charles Jones Aiken Veteran and Legion Post 26’s Oldest Member
Charles Jones of 1447 Wyman St N E Aiken died Wednesday in Aiken County Hospital. A native of New York state he was a retired civil service employee and a Marine Corps veteran of 18 years. He was the oldest member of Aiken American Legion Post 26 and had...
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Charles Jones
Wyman St
N.E. Aiken
Aiken County Hospital
Mr. Jones
New York State
Civil Service
The
Marine Corp
Aiken
Aiken Standard Information and Rates
Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes afternoons except weekends from 124 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29801. Leased wire dispatches from the Associated Press authorized for local news reproduction. Rates shown: per week by carrier 1.73 per month 22.08 per year 11.60 per 6 months 4.4 per month by mail.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
Ingram Dies in Jackson Area Church Member
Essaw Ingram of Jackson died Thursday in a local hospital. He was a member of Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church in Beech Island. Surviving are three daughters Ruby Bunch Millie Osborne Eloise Jones four sons Leon Milledge Richard Willie Lee Lamback one sister Mary Turner and four brothers Robert George Harry Major Ingram.
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Jackson
Essaw Ingram
Peoples Funeral Home
Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church
Beech Island
Ruby Bunch
Millie Osborne
Eloise Jones
Leon Ingram
Milledge Ingram
Richard Ingram
Willie Lee Lamback
Mary Turner
Robert Ingram
George Ingram
Harry Ingram
Major Ingram
Mary Holloway of Aiken County Dies at 43
Mary Holloway 43 of 434 Pendleton St. Aiken died yesterday at Aiken County Hospital. Funeral arrangements by Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home. She was Beaver Dam Baptist Church treasurer and church usher. Survived by widower Johnny Holloway three daughters Mildred Vivian Venya. two sons Johnny Jr. Randolph. mother Ellie Washington. sisters Hythenia Simpkins Beatrice Livingston. brothers Charles L Washington L H Washington Augustus. one grandson Eric Holloway.
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Mary Washington Holloway
Pendleton St
Aiken
Aiken County
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Beaver Dam Baptist Church
Beaver Dam Benevolent Fund
Missionary Circle No. 2
Second Baptist Church
Schofield
Johnny Holloway
Mildred Holloway
Vivian Holloway
Venya Holloway
Johnny Holloway Jr
Randolph Holloway
Ellie Washingen
Hythenia Simpkins
Beatrice Livingston
Charles Washington Jr
Denmark
S.C
L.H. Washington
Orangeburg
Augustus Washington
Eric Holloway
Mother's March Set Sunday From 1 to 5 P.M
The Aiken County Mothers March for the March of Dimes will be held Sunday from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. The aim is to raise funds to fight birth defects. Aiken chairmen are Mrs. Hal Starr and Mrs. Denny Workman requesting residents to be at home during the hours.
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Aiken County
Aiken
Hal Starr
Denny Workman
Calendar items span clubs and meetings across town
TODAY Senior Citizens Club meets 7 30 p m at the Clubhouse in Crosland Park. TOMORROW Recycling Day runs 9 a m to 6 p m at Mitchell Shopping Center and Aiken County Museum 3 to 5 p m at Old County Jail Chester field Street. MONDAY Food Stamp Sales 1 to 4 p m at The Catholic Center Glover ville Rotary Club 12 45 p m at Commercial Hotel Aiken City Council Meeting 8 p m at Council Chambers.
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Senior Citizens Club
Crosland Park
Mitchell
Aiken County Museum
Old County Jail
Chesterfield Street
Rotary Club
Aiken
Oilman Laments Loss of Fuel Supplier Amid Crisis
William E. Cato of Cato's Oil Company in Aiken complains that BP stopped supplying in mid 1970s due to weak regional demand. He pivoted to Southern Stores until February 1973 and relies on other distributors to serve 500 customers while seeking a new supplier. His daughter Libby Brinkley has led letters and calls to federal and state officials, with Rep. W. J. Bryan Dorn and Senators Thurmond’s offices signaling help.
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William E. Cato
Cato
Aiken
Sinclair Products
British Petroleum
Sinclair
Southern
United States
Libby Brinkley
Dorn
Delegation Discusses Insurance, Gun Control and Litter Auto
The delegation's meeting covered auto liability insurance reform including the Assigned Risk Plan and new laws like Applied Consent and Habitual Offender bills. Gun control was debated with emphasis on preventing criminals from obtaining guns. Audience members urged penalties for gun crimes and a possible waiting period for gun sales. Litter reduction and no fault insurance were also discussed alongside access to voting records for local representatives.
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Cain
John C. West
Rep
Rudnick
South Carolina
Gation
McMillan
Oregon
Rep. Rudnick
Aiken
Columbia
Senate
Skeleton Found At South Carolina Site With Possible Rib Injuries
The sheriff reported a skeleton found at the South Carolina 1-20 location showed three or four broken ribs, though cause unknown. The pathologist from the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston estimated the remains had been at the site for at least six months. Remains included trousers, a green belt, and tan shoes.
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Grant
Medical University of South Carolina At
Thurmond cites energy data amid calls for policy action
Thurmond warns of slight recession since 1960 and notes petroleum firms drilled 29 000 wells last year a level matching 1946 and well below 1956. He urges government action to obtain industry fuel data and curb profiteering while investing in alternative energy like solar and nuclear.
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Thurmond
Congress
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the Catholic Center
Gloverville
Sonville
Catos
Sen. Strom Thurmond
Daughter Plan Action
Jeane Hall
National Weather Service
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U.S. Dept of Commerce
Atlantic Coast
Eastern Gulf
Florida
Pacific Coast
Sen. Thurmond
Security Federal Savings and Loan Association of Aiken
Association
Laurens Street
N.W
Albert M. George
First Baptist Church of
Aiken Corner
Richland
York Streets
Robert L. Cate
Millbrook Baptist Church
Pine Log Road
W. James Rivers
Church of Christ
Aiken Church of Christ
South
Paul
Abbeville Ave
James Jones, Jr
WTHB
Shiloh Baptist Church
Hwy
North of Aiken
Daniel E. Johnson
Church of God
Town Creek
Town Creek Rd
Fred L. Lowery
First Church of God
Fred D. Woodham
Hampton Avenue Church of God
J.D. Warren
Salvation Army
Episcopal
St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church
Ladies Home League
Pendleton Street
Richland Ave
Holy Communion
Morning Prayer Nursery
Howard M. Hickey
Rhett Y. Winters
Lutheran
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Whiskey Rd
Hitchcock
Robert Halliot Jr
St. Paul’s Lutheran
South Aiken Pentecostal Holiness Highway
South Rev. W.E
South Aiken Presbyterian WI Whiskey Road
Mitchell Center
G. Dana Waters
Christian Science
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Whiskey Road
WAKN
Church of
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