Deaths and funerals take toll in South region pays tribute
Charlie Brown 72 a Du Pont retiree died June 28 at his residence 680 Camellia St Williston after illness. Services set 3 p.m. July 3 at Ebenezer Missionary Baptist Church Williston with five ministers officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Survived by Marilyn Bush Brown of Aiken and eight grandchildren. Also noted Gladys Whitlaw 93 died July 1 in North Augusta with multiple funeral notices and other obituaries listed for Aiken Williston Graniteville and surrounding areas.
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Charlie Brown
du Pont
Camellia St
Ebenezer Missionary Baptist Church
Williston
Essie Oneal
Levis Chavous
Monroe Bush Jr
James Myers
Joe F. Singleton
Mr. Brown
White Pond
Martha Schofield High School
James Bing
du Pont Co
Marilyn Bush Brown
Aiken
Deborah Smith
Brookfield
Wis
Camellia P. Brown
Orangeburg
Cynthia Jones
Cora Wimberly
Jamie Williams
Clarence Brown
Marvin Brown
Simmons Funeral
Winuow North Angus
Gladys Wright Whitlaw
St. Joseph Hospital
A.m
Stephen D. Posey
Robert Ledbetter
Betty Ann Cooks- Shubrisk
North Augusta
Young Macedonia Baptist Church
Gladys Whitlaw
Bill Balfour
Woodstock
Hickory Flat
Church of God
Clarence Herbert Brown Sr
Cushman Drive
G.L. Brighthorp & Sons Mortuary
Brown
Bland Baptist Church
Emmie C. Brown
Clarence Brown Jr
Thomas Brown
Viola Loyd
Elease Clark
Bryan Tyler
Naomi Myers
Eun
William W. Balfour
Hickory Flat Church of God
Darrell Hancey
John Boyd
Rolling Hills Memory Gardens
Regina Eidson Balfour
John Paul Balfour
Holly Springs
Matthew Eric Balfour
Hiram, Ga
David Smith
Canton
Susan Balfour
Providence, RI
Michael Balfour
North Attleboro
Mass
Bailey Road
Northside Chapel
Roswell
Unknown Resident Case Sparks Facility Arrangements
A fragmentary notice from New Een sp sury references a 70 year old case and arrangements involving Fonerat Homes. The text is incomplete but indicates official actions or court related steps involving a person described as 70. Further details are unclear due to damaged OCR text.
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New
George
Deaths Across World Include Pianist and Jazz Icon
Polish pianist Halina Czerny-Stefanska dies at 79 after winning the 1949 Chopin Competition and serving on juries. Jazz saxophonist Joe Henderson, 64, dies of heart failure after a career with Verve and collaborations with greats. Atomic researcher Stew Otto, 84, advised Truman before Hiroshima and Nagasaki and led Navy animal research. Publisher Robert Crowell, 92, headed Crowell publishing, later sold to HarperCollins.
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Halina Czerny-Stefanska
Krakow
Poland
Czerny-Stefanska
Warsaw
Krakow Philharmonic Orchestra
Georg Solti
Zubin Mehta
Adrian Boult
Joe Henderson
San Francisco
Henderson
Stan Getz
Verve
Billy Strayhorn
Miles Davis
Antonio Carlos Jobim
James Stewart
Otto
Truman
United States
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Navy
Washington
Animal Research
Bethesda
Sam
Atlantic Ocean
Dentist Joins Weston Health Care Center Medical Staff
Dr. John Kuo, a University of Georgia Medical College graduate, begins full-time work at the Margaret Weston Health Care Center in Clearwater. The center serves low income and elderly patients and plans for additional medical staff including another physician and obstetrician.
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Weston Health Care Center
Margaret Weston
John Kuo
University of Georgia Medical College
Tony Dunn
Weston Center
Kuo
Dunn
Cheney returns to work after pacemaker implant
Vice President Dick Cheney resumes a typical day at the White House after a pacemaker implant at George Washington University Hospital. He meets with President Bush and staff, fields energy questions, and plans no public appearances as Congress is in recess.
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Crowell
Thomas Y. Crowell Co
New York
HarperCollins
Washington
Dick Cheney
White House
Julianna Glover Weiss
Cheney
Bush
Andrew Card
Weiss
Capitol Hill
Congress
George Washington University Hospital
Douglas Zipes
American College of Cardiology
Zipes
Fox News
TV News and Sports Highlights Across Evening Broadcasts
A dense OCR snippet lists various TV programs and segments from evening broadcasts. It references News Nightly, ESPN Sportscenter, major league games, and profiles, with scattered channel names, show titles, and schedules. The text aggregates multiple program names and times without coherent narrative.
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Dorothy Pearce Walker Pierce Barsh
St. John’s United Methodist
William E. “Bud” Seigler
Graniteville
Napier Funeral
Joyce Ann Autry Lott
Ridge Spring
Mt. Calvary
James Brooks Miller
Folk Funeral
Marshall Ryan Jr
Church of Christ
Sarah W. Williams
Edgefield
Willow Spring
Jerry T. Matthews
Pineview Memorial Gardens
Whitlaw
Edgefield County
First Baptist Church of
Sheffield Club
James A. Whitlaw Jr
James Leandrew Whitlaw
Westminster
G. Louis Whitlaw
Jackson
Steve McElmurray
Leo Shelton
Bob Daniel
Robert Guarnotta
George Gunn
Grady Whitlaw II
Georgia Ave
Napier Funeral Home Funeral Director
Seiler
Napa Funeral Home
Sara Kaing
Amon
Napier Funeral Nome
Feville
Pine Log Road
South Carolina
Mhellhouse
Main Street
Spring
South
Carol
Cis
Ain Manse
Hall Oath Care Centering
ConoTy Pearce Walker
Pierce Bargh
Highland Park
Axon Wesrahe
Joseph Berarin Bas Si Twosone
Joe Barshar
Awen
Fred Froice
Mary Waker
Innervar Pioneer
Robert Crowell
Ponte Vedra, Fra
Robert L. Crowell
Roget
Leo Tolstoy
Carl Langley
Wociated Press
Hist
Onda
Reding Antiques Road
Fai
Suse Ass
Comiow
Gruso
Lamon Sirs
Dani Fee Tvs
WNBA
Detroit Shock
ESPN
New York Liberty
Ean
Fees
BO Genny Rann Sa Fa
Tae Charleroi
Waranaoes
Arden
Danol
Seanrch
Bibey
Magee
Grose
Askold
Annabola Sar
TVPG
Usszo
Marat Law TV
Dragon
Robin
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