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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1970
Page
7
Notice to all claimants against the estate of Lila Rambo Whitlaw to file verified claims and for all debts to be paid to Executor Benjamin Whitlaw. Executor's notice dated January 20 and February 3, with January 27 referenced.
Shaving claims against the estate of Bernice Peterson Stephens deceased will please them duly verified and all persons indebted to the said estate will please make their payments to Frances P. Ingalls Executrix. Jan 20 27 and Feb 3.
The estate of John Frederick Williams deceased asks all creditors to present their claims duly verified and all debtors to settle with the undersigned. Notice published January 20 27 and February 3.
The estate of Julia M. Weeks deceased asks creditors to present their claims duly verified and directs all debts to be paid to Lynette B Beck. Notices appear Jan 20 27 and Feb 3.
Eugene Corbett Administrator announces his final return to the rebate Judge in Aiken to seek final discharge on February 6 at his office in Aiken. This final discharge follows the administration of the estate of Loubelle Corbett, deceased, with publication dates January 20, 27 and February 3 and 10.
Probate Judge at his office in Aiken announces the final discharge and details Ad Vera E. Lovingwood deceased and will on February 16. Lester H. Lovingwood files for final discharge with dates January 20, January 27, February 3 and February 10.
The estate of Charlie B Fox is directed to make payment to the undersigned Esther Dodgen Fox. The statement requests settlement of all due sums as part of estate administration.
The Court of Probate in Aiken South Carolina requires all kindred and creditors of James R Maddox to appear at Aiken Court House on February 2 at 10 AM to show cause why Bobby L Maddox should not be granted Letters of Administration. Judge Carl M Hair signs the notice dated January 14 1970 with publications January 20 and 27.
Plaza Apartments Inc gives notice of intent to dissolve under South Carolina law. Filing with the Secretary of State of South Carolina will be made by officers James E. Peter son and William A. Garrett Lecty on January 20.
Citizens are invited to a design public hearing at Aiken City Hall at 11 00 AM January 28 1970 on a proposed two lane highway S C Route 478 from US Route 1 to Road S 32 west of Aiken about 4 miles. The plan calls for construction to State Primary Standards on new alignments with maps available in Columbia. Right of way and construction schedules as well as relocation assistance will be discussed with emphasis on social economic and environmental impacts on the community.
On the sixteenth day of February the Committee of the estate of Julia M Weeks non compos mentis deceased will seek a final discharge from the court. Keith Whittle committee.
The executor of the estate of Henry S. Poole will appear before the Probate Judge of Aiken County at his office in Aiken on February 16 to finalize matters. The executor will also request ELBERT H. POOLE be added or addressed in the proceeding.
The administrators appointed are Billie Sharpe Hall and Aticus Angus Sharpe to manage the estate of William Morris Sharpe. The filing lists them as co administrators responsible for settlement and related duties.
The estate of Butler Borum Deceased requests claims be presented duly verified and all persons indebted to the estate are asked to make payment to the undersigned.
The estate of Joseph O Delle Simons deceased will please ment to the undersigned. LYDIE POWELL SIMONS Jan 13 20 & 27.
The estate of Willie Mae Anderson deceased will please pre Henrietta Anderson Administratrix.
The estate of Florence Powell Leaphart deceased will please Howard K. Williams Jr. with legal actions to settle claims. The notice seeks interested parties to come forward regarding the estate and related proceedings.
Public notice announces the estate of Deet Toole de Pearl B Toole located at Berty. The filing outlines the probate process and involved parties. Interested heirs and creditors are advised to respond by the specified deadline.
Summons for relief in Aiken County Family Court lists Leroy Williamson and Whilhel menia as plaintiffs and Leatrice Davis Theresa Davis John C Davis Jr and John C Davis Sr as defendants with the complaint served note.
The document summons Leatrice Davis Theresa Davis John C Davis Jr and John C Davis Sr in a guardianship related case. Defendants must answer the complaint within 20 days of service or risk immediate relief. Guardian ad Litem may be appointed for minors if no guardian is named. Original papers filed January 14 1970 with Clerk of Court.
The Aiken Astronomy Club will discuss the total solar eclipse coming March 7 at its 8 p.m. meeting at Kennedy Junior High School. Members plan observation and photographing the event.
Benjamin Franklin envisions a subscription library in Philadelphia to provide access to books for residents. The proposal aims to build a public-spirited lending institution funded by member subscriptions and donations.
Probate Judge Carl M. Hair outlined South Carolina rules on wills and estates for Aiken Lions Club members. He noted a will must be in writing with three witnesses and be signed, with witnesses and the estate holder signing in the presence of the others. at least one witness is needed to probate the will.
John Twombly leader of the Friends of the Aiken County Public Library told the Aiken County Legislative Delegation that current funds cover past inadequacies and inflation but more money is needed to expand service. He noted wages lag state standards. requested 121000 dollars for 1970-71, about 1.50 per capita, to keep libraries open longer with more staff.
Government data shows a 6.1 percent rise in living costs for 1969 the worst inflation in two decades. About 45 million workers faced squeezed wages as average pay rose but purchasing power fell overall. Housing food and transportation drove the gains with meat bread and eggs up sharply.
More than 42 percent of total farm sales occur in September October and November.
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