Deaths and Funerals Across Regions
Horace Williams of Atlanta died July 24 2015 at College Park Nursing Home. J H Robinson Funeral Home in Wagener SC handles arrangements. Louise Davis Satcher of Warrenville SC died around July 26 2015 aged 75. Funeral July 28 in Graniteville with Rev. Robert Jackson officiating. Nashville figure Francis Guess 69 dies at home. former civil rights advocate and state official held posts including Tennessee labor commissioner and civil rights commissioner. Guess served under Reagan and led various state and business roles in Tennessee.
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Horace Williams
Atlanta
College Park
J.H. Robinson
C, SC
Louise Davis Satcher
Warrenville
Earl W. Satcher
Sanford Davis
Lynne Satcher Shealy
John Jr
Rusty
Lexington
Jennifer Shealy
Steven Shealy
Norman Davis
Spence
Sallie Davis
Hatcher
US Hwy. No. 1
Graniteville
Nashville, Tenn
Nashville
Francis Guess
Vincent Williams
Guess
Ronald Reagan
Commission On Civil Rights
Tennessee
Lamar Alexander
Danner Co
Shoney’s
Helicopter Corporation of America
Tennessee Human Rights Commission
General Services
Department of Personnel
Third Archbishop of Washington Dies
Cardinal William Wakefield Baum 88 served as Archbishop from 1973 to 1980 and as chancellor of the Catholic University of America. Elevated to the College of Cardinals in 1976, he later held Vatican posts. He died in Washington, D.C., after frail health.
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Washington, D.C
William Wakefield Baum
Washington
Archdiocese of
Catholic University of America
College of Cardinals
Rome
Congregation For Catholic Education
Apostolic Penitentiary
Vatican
Baum
Dallas
Texas
Obituary Notices for Reeves and Satcher
Funeral services announced for Herman A. Reeves Monday July 27 at 10 a.m. in Shellhouse Funeral Home chapel. Services for Louise Davis Satcher follow Tuesday July 28 at 2 p.m. in Hatcher Funeral.
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Herman A. Reeves
Shellhouse Funeral Home
Louise Davis Satcher
Hatcher Funeral Home
Online Guestbook Entry Encourages Remembrance
Aiken Standard invites readers to visit the online guestbook at aikenstandard.com to sign in memory of a loved one and inspire others to share tributes.
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Aikenstandard.com
Obituary Notice Submissions Policy
The Aiken Standard runs daily obituary notices with up to ten lines printed free on first run. Further lines incur a fee and are printed as provided by the funeral home. Funeral homes may assist with details and charges. Deadlines are 5 p.m. daily. For more information call 803-648-2311.
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Owen Chadwick Dies at 99 Historian and Priest
London AP reports scholar and priest Owen Chadwick has died at 99. He passed peacefully at home in Cambridge on July 17. Chadwick studied at Cambridge played rugby for the university and led Selwyn College as master from 1956 to 1983 and served as university vice chancellor 1969 to 1971.
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London
Owen Chadwick
Chadwick
Telegraph
Cambridge
England
Selwyn College
Lawsuit challenges Heritage Act limits on public monuments
A Greenwood American Legion group sues South Carolina officials led by Speaker Jay Lucas over the 2000 Heritage Act. They argue the requirement of a two thirds legislative vote to alter monuments or rename sites is unconstitutional and seek to change a city war memorial's plaques that list names by race.
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Columbia
South Carolina
American Legion
Greenwood
Jay Lucas
Legion
City Hall
Lucas
Jeffrey Collins
Anderson seniors forge friendships through active center programs
At the Fant Street Jo Brown Senior Center in Anderson, 20 interest groups led by Linda Lewis foster companionship and daily activity for about 360 seniors weekly. The center, housed in the former McCants Middle School, emphasizes a supportive community where friendships bloom and people stay physically and mentally engaged.
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Anderson
Jo Brown Senior Center
Fant Street
Linda Lewis
Lewis
Anderson County
Kelly Jo Barnwell
Barnwell
McCants Middle School
Catawba Nation eyes Hard Rock branding for North Carolina casino
The Catawba Indian Nation discusses partnering with Hard Rock International to brand a proposed Kings Mountain area casino in North Carolina. Chief Bill Harris says the Seminole-run brand could mirror their success while officials in both states weigh the plan amid prior anti casino actions and a 1993 settlement.
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Rock Hill
Hard Rock International
North Carolina
Bill Harris
Florida
Harris
The
Herald of
Tribe
Hard Rock
Economic Development Board
Kings Mountain
Pat McCrory
Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians
Harrah
Tennessee
South Carolina
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