Deaths And Funerals Graniteville and Beech Island
Funerals are planned for Clarence Doolittle of Graniteville who died in Aiken County Hospital with services at Posey's Funeral Home Chapel. Burial will be in Sunset Memory Gardens Langley with pallbearers listed and calling hours at his daughter’s home. Irwin G Johnston 51 of Beech Island died at home. Funeral to be held at Poteet Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Hammond Cemetery. Mrs Johnston formerly of Augusta and Beech Island Post Office clerk. Surviving family includes a daughter Barbara Ann Johnston and son David Bruce Johnston among relatives. pallbearers named. Call at residence or funeral home for arrangements.
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Graniteville
Clarence Doolittle
Aiken County Hospital
Posey
Funeral Home
J.E. Dake
Sunset Memory Gardens
Langley
Clarence Arthur Doolittle
Danny Doolittle
Arthur Doolittle
Arthur Nichols
Terry Keenan
Andrew Burnett
Ruby D. Cato
Rennie St
Beech Island
Irwin G
Virginia Davis) Johnston
Lewis Road
Poteet Funeral Home Chapel
Greene Street
William S. McInnis
Hammond Cemetery
Johnston
Augusta
All Saints Episcopal Church
Barbara Ann Johnston
North Augusta
David Bruce Johnston
James R. Lewis
James R. Davis
Ernest L. Davis
Marion R. Davis
Aurora
Colo
Pine Forest Baptist Church
B.F. Coyle
Melvin Miniter
Church
Toole
Aiken County
Curtis Baptist Church
Curtis Baptist
Byrdie Roberts
Pat Erwin
Ellen Galloway
Warrenville
Mary Harris
Aiken
Charles Wray Toole
Charleston
Rodney Lewis Toole
Ross Toole
Clearwater
Mildred McLin
Batesburg
Maribelle Stapp
Cincinnati
Ohio
George Funeral Home
Joseph K. Schlacter
Mealing Ave
Funeral Home Chapel
Mrs O W Toole Dies at 71 in Warrenville Residence
Mrs. O W Toole also known as Bennie Hankinson Toole, 71, of Pine Log Road died yesterday at her home. Her death was reported in Warrenville. She was a resident of the Pine Log Road community and passed away peacefully at home.
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Warrenville
O.W
Bennie Hankinson) Toole
Pine Log Road
Local Obituaries and Funeral Notices from Aiken Area
The Aiken Standard reports funeral services for Milledge Wesley Widener 49 of Bath held at Posey s Chapel with burial at Pine Grove Cemetery. Surviving Widener include wife Ethel, two daughters Patricia Ann Durham and Laura Kay Widener, his father Cody Widener, and two brothers. Also listed are services for Mrs Toole of Warrenville and other local deaths with details on cases, kin, and burial arrangements in Aiken County.
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Bath
Milledge Wesley Widener
Augusta
Posey
Funeral Home
Langley
L.V. Davis
Pine Grove Cemetery
Widener
Aiken County
Ethel Walden Widener
Patricia Ann Durham
Laura Kay Widener
Cody Widener
Douglas Elwood Widener
William W. Widener
Ben Kight
Percy Bragg
J.D Kight
Wilbur Reames
PH Holley
Jim Walker
Church St
Edward Punaro dies. North Augusta market owner
Edward Punaro of 435 East Ave North Augusta died Sunday in an Augusta hospital. He was 55 years a merchant and Punaro's Market owner, solo harpsis t for the Philadelphia Symphony, and a Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church member. Funeral at Westover Memorial Park with viewing and a Holy Rosary service at Platts Funeral Home Chapel. Surviving: two sons Angel o and Augustine Punaro, three daughters Teresa Itala and Clara, one sister Catherine Varallo. Memorials to Our Lady of Peace Building Fund.
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North Augusta
Edward Punaro
East Ave
Augusta
Westover Memorial Park
John W. Harrington
Platt
Punaro
Viggiano
Italy
Our Lady of Peace
Edward Samulski
Peter Samulski
Thomas Tantillo
Anthony Tantillo
Joseph Walker
Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church Building Fund
XM Reports Strong Deposits First Half 1975
Farmers and Merchants Bank shows a robust half year with deposits reaching 46 051 493 on June 30 up from 42 795 655 a year earlier. Net income for the first six months declined slightly from 1974’s record. earnings per share stood at 2.46 versus 2.75. The board declared a 25 cent quarterly dividend payable July 10, 1975 to holders of record June 30, 1975. President James D. McNair noted a stronger second quarter with improvement in May and June and expectations for continued growth. Burial for Bryan Whitehead will be in Pineview Memorial Gardens with funeral home viewing arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Board of Directors
James D. McNair
Local Woman Rebecca Posey 75 Dies in Augusta Area
Rebecca Posey 75 of 210 Williamsburg St NE died Monday in Augusta hospital. Funeral arrangements by Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home Aiken. Native of Barnwell County she lived in Aiken long time and belonged to Ashley Grove Baptist Church senior choir. Survived by daughter Mary Ellen Booker Aiken and sons Willie Posey Washington DC and Belton Posey Canandaigua NY.
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Rebecca H. Posey
Williamsburg St
Augusta
Jackson- Brooks Funeral Home
Aiken
Barnwell County
Ashley Grove
Welfare reform urged in Carleson report for South Carolina
The Carleson welfare study proposes $5.9 million in state savings and calls for tougher fraud prosecutions tighter eligibility checks and better verification of applicant information. It recommends job searches for recipients and a departmental reorganization with new attorneys, while noting limited anti fraud efforts in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carleson
Department of Social Services Administration
Department
South Carolina
James B. Edwards
Department of Social Service
R. Archie Ellis
Barnwell
Aiken County
Richard T. Poore
Charges Dismissed in Civil Rights Case at Aiken County
Judge Blatt dismissed all charges against the defendants and barred media from printing argument details. Deliberations will consider three claims of race discrimination, state law color of law, and conspiracy to violate civil rights. Dr. Niles A Borop testified supporting Dr. Pierce and described sterilization practices and hospital consent procedures. Testimony resumes with more hospital personnel expected to testify.
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J. Sam Nesbit
Aiken County Hospital
Niles A. Borop
Dr. Pierce
Aiken
Borop
American Medical Association
Pierce
Community Calendar for North Augusta and area
Tonight events include Exchange Club at S&S Cafeteria, Lions Club at Grace United Methodist, American Legion Post 26, Park Commissioners in council chambers, Common Cause at USC Aiken, and AA groups at St. Bartholomew. Tomorrow features Chamber breakfast, Social Security info at Allendale Courthouse, Aiken County Museum hours, Senior Citizens Bridge, Immunization Clinic at Beech Island, Optimist Club, Chess Club, and Knights of Columbus at Spaulding Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange Club of
North Augusta
S&s
Lion’s Club of
Grace United Methodist Church
American Legion
Legion Home
Park Commissioners
Council
Common Cause
Usc-Aiken
Allendale
Aiken County Museum
Senior Citizens Bridge
Senior Citizens Clubhouse
Aiken County
First State National Bank
Beech Island
Optimist Club of
Augusta
North Augusta Recreation Center
Knights of Columbus
Spaulding Drive
Rotarians Hear Of Life In Red China
Augusta College president George A. Christenberry described life in China as lacking freedom and individual choice while noting no inflation unemployment or crime. He spoke to the Aiken Rotary Club after a three week visit with a group of state college representatives.
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Red
China
Augusta College
George A. Christenberry
Aiken
Christenberry
U.S
Moving Judge Holley Faces Space Shuffle in Aiken
Chief Magistrate Glenn L. Holley has floated between offices as Aiken County reorganizes space for new clerk of court and planning offices. He cites lack of hearing room and a rushed schedule ahead of a July term while officials move departments through Annex No 4 and the courthouse.
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Glenn L. Holley
Holley
Chesterfield Street
Annex No. 4
Aiken County
Martha Redd
Division of Clerk of Court
Registrar of Mesne Conveyance
Building Inspection Office
Aiken County Planning Commission
Cleo Scott
Sue Roe
John M. Nixon
Newberry Street
Planning Commission
Banksia
Aiken
Donnie J. Williams
Williams
PSC Waiting on Tract Contract Renegotiation
ERDA and Du Pont say they agreed to modify the contract with SCE&G effective Jan 1 to renegotiate SRP power rates after PSC approval. Nathaniel Stetson of ERDA Savannah River Operation Office claims the agreement was not honored or presented to the PSC, while ERDA says it has paid the rate set by the power company since Jan 1 and seeks PSC-influenced adjustments once fuel costs change. PSC rates were only disclosed mid June.
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ERDA
du Pont
Sce&g
David M. Peek
SRP
PSC
Nathaniel Stetson
Savannah River
Stetson
Power
Sullivan is Knight of Year of Aiken Knights of Columbus
Richard S. Sullivan of Aiken received the Knight of the Year Award from the Aiken Knights of Columbus Council 3684 with John F. LaBonte retiring as Grand Knight. Sullivan promoted church and community activities statewide and sponsored an Easter Sunrise Service at Hopeland Gardens attracting 500. Other awardees included C. Joseph Selinger Joseph P. Noland Michael Sieczkowski Harry P. Young Kenneth E. Goa Thomas A. Murray Frank MeCrosson Ernest J. Pelletier and State District Deputy Sullivan who installed the 1975
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard S. Sullivan
Aiken
John F. LaBonte
Knights of Columbus Council
Sullivan
Hopeland Gardens
C. Joseph Selinger
Joseph P. Noland
Michael Sieczkiwski
Harry P. Young
Kenneth E. Goa
Thomas A. Murray
Frank Me Crosson
Ernest J. Pelletier
Citizens Aid In Arrests In Majik Mart Break In
Citizens helped police capture three suspects in the Majik Mart breaking and entering on Highway 1 in Clearwater. Deputies Renew Chipley and local residents recovered a broken plate-glass window, beer and wine from a vehicle, and identified two white males and a female juvenile from New Hampshire as involved. Gene Prescott and David J. Gandal were named in connection with the case. In Windsor a juvenile theft involved food, beer, cigarettes and $25. A 45 caliber single shot pistol valued at $150 was reported stolen from Beech Island resident Tommy Mixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majik Marton
Clearwater
Edward Renew
Aiken County
Sheriff's Department
Tim Chipley
Manny Brooks
Gene Prescott
Gloverville
David J. Gandal
Ohio
New Hampshire
Luther Evans
Route 1
Box
Windsor
Tommy Mixon
P.O
Beech Island
76 officers for the Aiken Council of the Knights of Columbus
Aiken Council of the Knights of Columbus announces 76 officers for the fraternal body. Members and attendees at the council meeting approved the slate and related duties for the upcoming year.
The Music Man shown at H Odell Weeks building details
The Music Man featuring Harold Hill returns to town as the Aiken Elementary PTA presents the film of the week. It plays tomorrow at the H Odell Weeks Activity building at 10 am and 2 pm with 50 cent admission and supervision requested for preschoolers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hill
Robert Preston
Aiken Elementary Pta
H. Odell
Country home questions to ask before buying
Are you hankering for the country life and a country home for you and your spouse. Check if the area is served by utility companies and if you must provide water and sewage. Most areas have power but telephones may be lacking. Deal with a real estate agent to be sure of what you are buying.
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Vrs
J.G. Johnston
Gus Farmer
Grover Brussell
J.T. Leroy
James Worrall
George Economos
Roney Ellison
O. W. Toole
Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
S. C
Associated Press
Aiken Standard - Pbm
Milledge W. Widener
J. K. Schlacter
Bryan Whitehead
Pineview Memorial Gardens
Mrs
Rebecca Posey
Department of Social Services
Employment Security Commission
Alice Vernon
Edwards
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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Great Lakes
mid-Atlantic
Florida
New Mexico
Dakotas
Blatt
A.A
Miracle Group
St. Bartholomew Episcopal Church
N.A
Greater North Augusta
Whiskey Rd. Aiken
Army Reserve
Red China
450Th Ordinance Company
Whiskey Rd
S.C
THE
Aiken Council of the Knights of Columbus
Maurice Williams
G.R.I
Wilmac, Inc. Realtors
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