Deaths and funerals from Aiken area in July notices
Obituaries and notices for Nancy L. McFee Anderson of Graniteville Withemear Barton of Ridge Spring Mary Frances Brown of Aiken and others across Aiken County list services, burial plans, survivors, addresses, and funeral home details. The notices include memorials for George William Montjoy Sr. and requests for contributions to church funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withemear
Barton Ridge Spring
Withemear Barton
Old
Four Notch Road
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Fairfield St
Aiken
Obituaries for Willie M Robinson and Ruth Upchurch
Two notices announce deaths in July 2003. Willie M Robinson of 516 Shady Lane New Ellenton died July 10 at St Mary Baptist Church Millett with funeral at 1 p.m. from Cheatham Funeral Home. Ruth Stephens Upchurch died July 12 at her residence aged 76. private services planned with survivors listed and online condolence option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ellenton
Willie M. Robinson
Shady Lane
St. Mary Baptist Church
Millett
Nathaniel Odom
Cheatham Funeral Home
Hickory Ave
Ruth S. Upchurch
Ruth Stephens Upchurch
Lawrence Upchurch
Stephen Clayton Upchurch Columbia
James Radford Stephens
Sebastian
Obituary Notice Policy From The Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard outlines obituary notices printed daily with up to 16 lines free for the first run and additional lines billed. Funeral homes submit notices, subject to editing, with a 9:00 p.m. deadline and a contact number for more information.
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The
Aiken Standard
Funeral schedule for multiple individuals across local churches
Funeral services listed for Annie T Ford in Columbia at 1 p.m. George Funer al Homes. Belle S Porter in Blackville at 3 p.m. Folk Funeral Home. Willie M Robinson in New Ellenton at 2 p.m. St Mary Baptist Church. Grace B Salley in Wagener at 4 p.m. Saron Baptist Church. Nancy M Anderson in Graniteville at 11 a.m. Breezy Hill Baptist Church. Mary F Brown in Aiken at 4 p.m. Napier Funeral Home. George W Montjoy Sr in Windsor at 11 a.m. Mount Transfiguration Baptist. Belvedere church service for Mattie Turner at 11 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Graniteville
Nancy L. McFee Anderson
Billy Anderson
Johnnie McFee
Annie Lowe McFee
David Anderson
Robin
Tracy Anderson
Graniteville
Rosalee Moore
Mabel Risinger
Charleston
Blondell Cochran
Juanita McFee
Frances Mackavich
Aiken
Nick McFee
Batesburg
Breezy Hill Baptist Church
Robert Riley
David
Aiken St
Anderson
Napier Funeral Home
Main St
Annie T. Ford
Columbia
George
Belle S. Porter
Blackville
Folk Funeral
Willie M. Robinson
New Ellenton
St Mary Baptist
Grace B. Salley Wagener
Saron Baptist Church
Nancy M. Anderson
Breezy Hill
Mary F. Brown
George W. Montjoy Sr
Windsor
St. John’s United Methodist Church
Mattie Turner
Belvedere
Mount Transfiguration Baptist Church
Sanford signs reform bill to require disclosure of deals
Gov. Mark Sanford signed a reform measure mandating the Commerce Department reveal financial effects of offers after deals are announced or finalized. The law covers public funds and foundation grants, with annual expenditure reports to top state leaders, while granting limited exemptions such as trade secrets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
State Commerce Department
Mark Sanford
Economic Development Agency
Wayne Sterling
Sanford
Department
Senate
House
Senate Finance Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Commerce
Clare Morris
Bob Faith
David Wilkins
Commerce Department
Federal Maritime Commission
South Carolina
Jay Bender
Boston car magnate Ernst Boch dies at 77 in Edgartown
Ernst J. Boch known for smashing windshield ads and Boch Enterprises earnings dies at home in Edgartown from liver cancer. He built a network of 18 companies including Subaru New England distributor and Boch Broadcasting property. He donated 3.1 million to the Boch Center in Mashpee Cape Cod.
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Boston
Ernest J
Ernie” Boch
Ernest Boch Jr
Edgartown
Boch Enterprises
Subaru
New England
Boch Broadcasting
Wcod-Fm
WXTK
Wtwv-Fm
Boch
Boch Center For the Performing Arts
Mashpee
Cape Cod
USC plans 12.5 million student hotel near advocacy center
The University of South Carolina will proceed with a 12.5 million hotel for prosecutors students, funded by a private foundation and IMIC Hotels. The project, to be built across from the National Advocacy Center, saves two historic buildings and does not use state funds. Construction starts after zoning and permits are approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
University of South Carolina
Senate
Andrew Sorensen
University
Dan Cooper
R-Piedmont
Sorensen
Clemson
ACC
SEC
Cooper
National Advocacy Center
Michael Bailie
Development Foundation
Imic Hotels
IMIC
Doctor warns Upstate air pollution harms children
An Upstate pediatric specialist notes rising summer asthma cases tied to poor air quality. Greenville and 44 counties filed early action plans to meet federal ozone standards, delaying full compliance to 2007 to avoid penalties. Officials warn ozone from cars and plants threatens children whose developing lungs are most at risk.
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Greenville
Upstate
Emmanuel Sarmiento
South Carolina
Environmental Protection Agency
Melinda Mathias
State Department of Health and Environmental Control
Jill Johnson
U.S
Public Interest Research Group
Atlanta
Chicago
New York City
Sarmiento
DHEC
Former Sumter magistrate barred from judiciary for cocaine crimes
Warren Curtis who pleaded guilty to cocaine charges was publicly reprimanded by the South Carolina Supreme Court. He resigned after his June 2002 arrest and cannot become a judge again without high court permission. The court also suspended his law license for two years beginning after his suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Sumter
State Supreme Court
Warren Curtis
High Court
Curtis
Third Infantry soldiers get long stay
Thousands of 3rd Infantry Division troops based at Fort Stewart have had their Iraq deployment extended. Maj. Gen. Buford C. Blount had hoped the 1st and 2nd Brigade Combat Teams of about 9,000 soldiers would return within six weeks. Homecomings for those units and the 8rd Squadron, 7th Cavalry Regiment, are now postponed indefinitely, a Fort Stewart spokesman said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
3Rd Infantry Division
Fort Stewart
Iraq
Buford C. Blountill
7Th Cavalry
Richard Olson
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Maggie Hutto Brown
Vickie B. Holsonback
L. Edward Brown
C. Steven Brown
Gloverville
D. Glynn Brown
Warrenville
Vivian B. Sheppard
Robert G. Brown
Jeremy Holsonback
Jaime Holsonback
Jenna Holsonback
Alissa Brown
Lauren Brown
Stephanie Brown
Maggie Brown
Miranda Brown
Holly Brown
Darrell Brown
Ann H. Vinson
Craig S. Brown Jr
Barnwell County
Aiken County
Shiloh Baptist Church
Louie Anderson
J.B. Redd
Aiken Memorial Park
Daryl Carter
Michael Bailey
Joe Bailey
William Bailey
Bryson Holsonback
Baxter Vinson
James McGahee
Kenmont St
Shiloh Church Road
S.C
Leo Owens Killingsworth
Long Valley N.J
St. Clare’s Hospital
Dover
N.J
Owens Killingsworth
Dunbarton, S.C
Aiken High School
South Pacific
New York University
Amato Opera
Mutual of
New York
Glee Club
Carolyn
Alan
Ted
W. Montjoy
George William Montjoy Sr
Cedar Road
Sheila Rogers
M. Eugene Mullikin
Sam Marcengill
Greenwood Memorial Gardens
Greenwood
Mr. Montjoy
Newberry Street
Shellhouse Funeral Home
Hayne Ave
GeorgeFuneral Homes
George Funeral Homes
Park Ave
Wera
Lune
Pine Log Road
Main
Sammie" Napier
Hayne Avenue
Ernest J. Boch
Norwood
Michael Dale Morgan
Seattle
Morgan
Salton City
Calif
Boeing Co
Ye Olde
Curiosity Shop
USC
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