Deaths And Funerals North Augusta 2 year old Thompson
Jerret Shawn Thompson age 2 of North Augusta died yesterday at a local hospital. Funeral services set for tomorrow 3 p.m. at Piney Heights Baptist Church Langley with Rev. William Reese officiating. Burial in Aiken Memorial Park Cemetery. Survived by parents Richard and Patricia Thompson two grandparents Neal Riddle Marion Thompson and Pearl Richardson. Friends may call at 121 Hartwell Drive Aiken Poseys Graniteville or George Funeral Home after 6 p.m. today.
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North Augusta
Jerret Shawn Thompson
Apt
Todd Hill
Augusta
Piney Heights Baptist Church
Langley
William Reese
Aiken Memorial Park
Aiken
Richard R. Thompson
Marion R. Thompson
Neal Riddle
Minnie Herron
Pearl Richardson
Warrenville
Mrs. Neal Riddle
Hartwell Drive
Posey’s
Graniteville
Navy man Gerald Bloodworth dies in South Carolina
BM2 Gerald Bloodworth of the U S Navy who lived in Aiken died yesterday at Charleston Naval Hospital. The Gadsden Alabama native served 10 years and was a Vietnam veteran. Survived by his widow Mae Etta Kirby Bloodworth, mother Mary F Bloodworth, three sons, four sisters and three brothers. funeral arrangements to be announced by George Funeral Home.
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Gerald Bloodworth
U.S. Navy
Alfred St
N.E
Charleston Naval Hospital
George Funeral Home
Gadsden
Ala
Bloodworth
Aiken
Navy
Vietnam
The
Baptist Church
Mae Etta Kirby Bloodworth
Mary F. Bloodworth
Jody
Maurice
Gregory Bloodworth
Bertha Lancaster
Fannie Hughes
Mamie Machen
Faye Walker
Jonesboro
Carl
Calvin
Roy Bloodworth
Aiken Standard Note on Publication Details
Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes each afternoon except weekends from 124 Rutland Drive Aiken S C 29801. Leased AP dispatches exclusive reproduction rights. publisher not responsible for ad errors but fixes in next issue. Advance payments policy noted.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
Associated Press
Mrs Doro thy Rodgers Hogg Rites Set In Barnwell
Mrs Doro thy Rodgers Hogg 60 wife of Sheriff George M Hogg dies after illness in Orangeburg Regional Hospital Services 4 p m today at First Baptist Church Barnwell burial Barnwell County Memorial Cemetery Mole Funeral Home in charge She was daughter of the late Rev George and Ford Williams Rogers and taught in Barnwell schools 23 years Surviving are son Melvin Hogg daughter Frances Hogg two sisters and four brothers from Barnwell Lexington Gainesville West Columbia North Augusta Anderson
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Barnwell
Dorothy Rodgers Hogg
George M. Hogg
Orangeburg Regional
First Baptist Church
Barnwell County Memorial Cemetery
Mole Funeral Home
George and
Ford Williams Rogers
Melvin Hogg
Frances Hogg
Quinton Benton
Lexington
F. B. Tisdal
Gainesville
George M. Rodgers Jr
Orangeburg
Wallace W. Rodgers
West Columbia
Robert D. Rodgers
North Augusta
James J. Rodgers
Anderson
Funeral services for George B. Peebles
Funeral services for George B. Peebles aged 32 were held today at 11 a.m. at the Elliot Sons Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Larry Brown officiating. Burial followed at Westover Memorial Park.
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Beech Island
George B. Peebles
Elliot Sons Funeral Home
Larry Brown
Westover Memorial Park
Walton Ralph Ouray Walton obituary notice
Ralph Ouray Walton, 90, of 2822 Walton Way died Wednesday in an Augusta hospital. Funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. in Round Hill Baptist Church Cemetery, Union Mills, N.C., with Rev. Herman Hicks officiating. He was a Burke County native, lived in Augusta 20 years, retired and a Baptist. Survived by two sons Edwin Walton of Augusta and William F. Walton of North Augusta, one brother J. D. Walton of Atlanta, two sisters Mrs. Frank Bradley of Luray, Virginia, and Mrs. Clifford Walker of Morganton, N.C. Friends may call at Poteet Funeral Home on Greene Street until 9:30 a.m. today.
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Ralph Ouray Walton
Walton Way
Augusta
Round Hill Baptist Church Cemetery
Union Mills
N.C
Herman Hicks
Burke County
N. C
Edwin Walton
William F. Walton
North Augusta
J. D. Walton
Atlanta
Frank Bradley
Luray
Clifford Walker
Morganton
Poteet Funeral Home
Greene Street
North Augusta Chamber Banquet Set With U S Chamber Official
The Greater North Augusta Chamber of Commerce hosts its annual banquet tomorrow at the Thunderbird Inn. Guest speaker is Milton C. Fletcher, director of all local chambers of the United States Chamber of Commerce in Washington DC. Fellowship hour begins at 7 p.m. and dinner at 7:45. Tickets from the chamber at 279-2323 or from ticket chairmen Col. Maurice Rice, W G Smith, or Mel Story.
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North Augusta
Greater
County budget overages prompt audit findings and concerns
An audit details over expenditures across county offices including bond retirement, social security tax, and retirement fund overruns. Officials cite changes in law and salary adjustments, while a CPA report flags weak controls, limited receipts, and co mingling of funds.
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Donovan
Veterans Affairs Office
Board to Consider Irene K Rudnick on Jan 17 1975
The Attorney General's ruling may influence the special meeting outcome. Prosser states the AG's office may have the final word and suggests the bidding should have gone to the Sheriff.
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Irene K. Rudnick
Prosser
IRA Suspected In Sabotage At London Waterworks
Police suspect IRA members staged a bombing at a London pumping station in Walthamstow late Thursday night. Two workers and a woman were injured and water supplies disrupted in East London and Essex. The Andersonstown News reports the IRA command may suspend hostilities to resume talks with British officials and Sinn Fein.
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London
Irish Republican Army
Northern Ireland
Walthamstow
East London
Essex County
Bel
Fast
IRA
Andersonstown
Sinn Fein
Oil Nations to Open Meeting in Algiers
Algeria's President Boumedienne to open OPEC session urging developing nations to unite against Western economic imperialism. Algerian News Agency hints at expanding OPEC into a worldwide cartel exporting raw materials to non-Communist industrial nations.
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Algiers
Algeria
Houari Boumedienne
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Econom
OPEC
Community Calendar highlights local club and service events
TODAY features Recreation Department bridge at Virginia Acres and Carolina Hills Junior Garden Club. TOMORROW plans include Planned Parenthood clinic at Johnston Clinic 105 Lee St, 10 to noon, plus Aiken County Museum 3 to 5 p.m and AA meetings at St Bartholomew Church in North Augusta at 8:30 p.m. SUNDAY and MONDAY list sewing rug hooking Rotary lunch Exchange Lions meetings and more across North Augusta Belvedere Aiken.
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Planned Parenthood of
Aiken
Johnston Clinic
Lee St
Johnston
Aiken County Museum
Miracle Group
St. Bartholomew Episcopal Church
North Augusta
Rotary
Commercial Hotel
Exchange Club of
S&s
Lions Club of
Belvedere
First State National Bank
Grace United Methodist Church
National Secretaries Association
Ramada Inn
Aiken County Ambulance Commission
Paramedical Services
Aiken County Playhouse
Beta Sigma Phi
N. Augusta
Aiken City
Beverages Stolen From Aiken Produce
Aiken City Police report a breaking and entering at Aiken Produce on Park Avenue. The rear was cut into and a quantity of alcoholic beverages disappeared. A Lance cracker machine at the Ramada Inn was broken into the same day, with $10 taken from its money box.
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Aiken City
Aiken Produce
Park Ave
Ramada Inn
Stolen items total value $1005 from Belvedere area homes and business
The Aiken County Sheriff's Department reports a break in at William Kelso's Ascauga Lake Road home near Belvedere with items taken including a television, record player, stereo, cassette player and shotgun totaling $1005. Copper radiators and wire also disappeared from G A Scrap Metal Co. A vandalism theft at Trotter Realty on Seaboard Street led to a suspect fleeing into woods and a recovered stolen mirror.
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Aiken County
G.A. Scrap Metal Co
Sand Bar Ferry Road
Beech Island
Trotter Realty Co
Seaboard St
Belvedere
Flu Surge Cited By Officials At North Airien School
Willis notes flu cases rise daily while North Airien Elementary principal Boyd W. Tyler reports a slight year earlier spike and a tapering off about a week ago, indicating the illness is affecting the community.
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Willis
North Airien
Boyd W. Tyler
Court wraps up precinct criminal docket with varied sentences
Snelgrove was captured near the Gist home by Patrolman Toole. Schultz pled guilty to assault and battery with intent to kill and received six years suspended to three with five years probation after a dispute with his brother in law Madison who he shot. Wesley found guilty of discharging a firearm into a dwelling then later pled guilty with public defender Westerdahl to a four month sentence and $300 fine. Bush Jr pled guilty to housebreaking with three years suspended to five years probation and restitution plus a $500 fine. Judge Harwell praised the jury and staff, noting costs and potential savings through fines over prison time.
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Snelgrove
Gist
R.M. Toole
Tommy Schultz
Schultz
Kelly Zier
Presley Madison
Madison
Zier
Cushman
Harwell
James Arthur Wesley
Wesley
Augusta
Georgia
South Carolina
Mr. Collins
Collins
Sylvia Westerdahl
Fox
North Augusta
James Bush, Jr
Bush
Westerdahl
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Aiken Standard - Pbm
Dorothy Hogg
G. B. Peebles
Ralph O. Walton
N. A. Chamber
Aiken Board of Realtors
Shirley Robertson
Tom Biddle
Alice Simpson
Maurice Williams
Rachel Harper
Wendall Hall
Aiken County Board of Commissioners
C.P.A
Charles R. Millhuff
Langley Church of the Nazarene
Millhuff
Olivet Nazarene College
Nazarene Theological Seminary
Recreation Department
Virginia Acres
Carolina Hills Junior Garden Club
North Augusta Recreation Center
Minnesota
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Central States
California
Southwest
Mollie (Efron
Rifkin Aiken, So. Carolina
Criminal Court
Oakland Quartet
Bethel Baptist Church
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