Deaths And Funerals A H Connell Beech Island
Albert Howard Connell 70 of 409 McMillan Drive Beech Island died Monday in an Augusta hospital. Funeral plans by Elliott Sons Funeral Home Augusta. Connell a native of Augusta and owner of Connell Amusement Company a World War I veteran and former policeman. Survived by brothers Clarence and Forest a sister Mrs Helen Brockli. Also William Bush 61 of 1302 Evans Road Aiken died Monday at Aiken County Hospital. Funeral 11 a m tomorrow at St Pauls Lutheran Church burial in Aiken Memorial Park. Bush a Philadelphia native and retired salesman lived in Aiken six years and belonged to St Pauls Lutheran Church.
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Beech Island
Albert Howard Connell
McMillan Drive
Augusta
Elliott Sons Funeral Home
Connell
Connell Amusement Company
The
Baptist Church
S. C. Coin Operation Association
American Legion
William Bush
Evans Road
Aiken
Aiken County Hospital
St. Pauls Lutheran Church
John B. McCullough
Aiken Memorial Park
Philadelphia
Bush
Soloman
Anne Bush
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth H Wood Davis
Mrs Elizabeth H Wood Davis 72 of Edgefield died Sunday in a local nursing home. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 11 a.m. at Henry W Jenkins and Son Funeral Home Baltimore. She was born in Baltimore and lived in South Carolina many years. She was the daughter of the late Joseph and Lena Griffith Wood and mother of Dr Milton W Davis Jr of Aiken.
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Edgefield
Elizabeth H. Wood Davis
Henry W. Jenkins and Son
Baltimore
Davis
South Carolina
Joseph
Lena Griffith Wood
Milton W. Davis Jr
Aiken
Chamber picks Littlejohn as new president
Littlejohn takes the helm as chamber president promising to keep it a central group that identifies problems and collaborates with other organizations. Downtown revitalization is named a top program as he succeeds Wade Brodie in a long civic career.
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Chamber
Littlejohn
Wade Brodie
Choice Location One Bed Furnished Apartment
1 bed room furnished apartment on the second floor. For inquiries call 648 1739 or 649 9665.
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Crosland Park
Bonne Realty
West outlines tax hike need and wildlife boat discounts
Gov West frames the 1972 tax proposal as a last resort after a national downturn. He cites potential revenue upturn to adjust the plan and questions the Wildlife Resources Commission’s discount boat purchases. He seeks AG opinion on legality of the sales and confirms opposition to using state purchasing power for officials.
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West
Budget and Control Board
State Wildlife Resources Commission
Commission
Clyde Elzroth
Wildlife Department
State Attorney General's
Attorney General
Morning Fire Damages House on Richland Avenue
A fire started by a faulty chimney at 4:20 a.m. damaged the second story of a house at 427 Richland Ave. east. Fire units from the Aiken Fire Department arrived to confine the blaze to an upper room, with Public Safety Director Carroll Busbee reporting the incident.
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Richland Ave
Carroll Busbee
Aiken Fire Department
Med school expansion debated for South Carolina
The discussion centers on adding a second medical school near Aiken County or in Charleston. Dr. Gingrey supports a nearby facility to attract doctors and allow faculty outreach, while Dr. Borop warns of possible dilution of education and favors enlarging the existing school.
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Charleston
Talbert
Emory University
Dental
Phillip J. Gingrey
Aiken County
Aiken
Gingrey
University of Georgia
Niles A. Borop Jr
Medical College of Charleston
Borop
Small house with two lots and pickup near Aiken
Compact property listing offers a small house with two lots and an 1968 Chevrolet pickup. Sale includes small equity and take up payments. Located 8 miles south of Aiken off No 219 behind Watkins Grocery at Rt 1, Box 240, McCormack, South Carolina 29835.
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Aiken
Watkins Grocery
Rt. 1
McCormack
S. C
Thurmond urges peace with China and firm retaliation stance
Sen. Thurmond told Chinese leaders to show two things we want peace and that retaliation will follow if they start trouble. Lions Club charter members from Odell Weeks to Furman Cullum were honored, with Thurmond noted as an honorary member and as a charter member of nearby clubs in 1935.
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China
Thurmond
Lions Club
Odell Weeks
Benny Permenter
Sam Koon
Edward George
Furman Cullum
Sen. Thurmond
Edgefield Lions Club
Aiken Club
Seigler Accused in Shooting as Duncan Wounded in Fight
Testimony describes Duncan being struck with a pool cue and shot as he was escorted to a car. Royal Myers identifies the doorway shooter as Mrs. Seigler amid four to five shots. Duncan treated for stomach and head injuries. earlier, Billy Hite received a suspended sentence for forgery and larceny. Chief Bentley and Crayton Collum arraigned in separate deaths.
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Duncan
Seigler
Sylvia Westerdahl
Royal Myers
Mrs. Seigler
Mickey
Aiken County Hospital
W.J. Ray
Aiken County
Jackson
John Carl Bentley
Shiffley R. Owens
Crayton Collum
Rocky Smith
Jones Crossroads
Debate Overcounty reapportionment and TEC budget
Delegation met to discuss expanding the six county district commission from 36 to 48 with 25 percent minority representation and a name change to council of governments. Some members urged a time element and end date, while TEC seeks early opening to rent space and recruit 200 students for September classes.
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Ing
Zack Fulmer
Julian Dunbar
Commission
Council of Governments
John Henry Williams
Aiken County
Williams
Marshall Cain
TEC
U.S. 1
Aiken
Augusta
Adult Development Center Dedication Set Jan 27
Lt Gov Earle E Morris will attend the dedication in Aiken on January 27 at 5 p.m. The two story brick 105 Lancaster building is under remodeling to serve handicapped adult mentally retarded individuals. Volunteers from E I DuPont assist in widening doorways and adding a ramp to improve wheelchair access.
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Earle E. Morris
Aiken
Aiken County
Lancaster
E. I. DuPont
Adult Development Center
Aiken County Association For Retarded Children, Inc
Patsy McManaway
Ity
R.D. Cook
Grady Primus
Daniel E. Davis
J. W. Holloway
Woody Gilmer
Ashley Little
Howard Kennedy
Louis Herrara
Bill Whallen
Ott Zion
Tom Carr
Lamont Breton
Carl Justice
McManaway
New Threat Faces S C Drug Fight
Greenville South Carolina narcotics control commissioner Donald G. McLeese warns methadone could become a major street drug. He calls for state control or licensing of all methadone clinics to prevent a new wave of addiction.
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Greenville
South Carolina
Narcotics Control Commissioner
Donald G. McLeese
Ambulance Commission Planned in Aiken County
Aiken County legislators planned to introduce an ambulance district bill in the South Carolina House to create a nine member Ambulance Commission. The panel would oversee ambulance service, set operations, and seek funding through county approvals, with terms of initial appointees determined by lot.
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Aiken County
Man arraigned on assault in Aiken home attack
In proceedings yesterday before Magistrate Glenn Holley, attorney James Kelly, 27, was arraigned on charges of assault with intent to ravish and assault and battery of a high and aggravated nature. The charges stem from an attack on an elderly woman at her northeast Aiken home Saturday.
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Glenn Holley
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Washington, D.C
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Earl St. Wagener
S.C
Oak Grove
Whiskey Road
Goodman Agency, Inc
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Lyon Drive
M. T. Nadine
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Channel! Realty Co
Russell St
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Susan Hester
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James McNair
Dunbar
Fulmer
Ash Little
Aiken County Technical Education Commission
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Front
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Aiken Center
Roy Harris
Georgia Independent Party
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W.A. Barnett
Left. S.C. Independent Party
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Fred McClain
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