Deaths and Funerals in the Augusta area
Obituaries report John Waldemar Larsen 79 of 841 Brandy Road died in a Augusta hospital. Funeral set Friday at George Funeral Home chapel with burial at Beaufort National Cemetery and full military honors. Also listed are obituaries for Lizzie Mae Snipes Seigler 74, Prentis C. Gunter 55, and William C. Foster with service details in Aiken and North Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Waldemar Larsen
Brandy Road
Augusta Hospital
George Funeral Home Chapel
John B. McCullough
Beaufort National Cemetery
Beaufort
Larsen
Denmark
Aiken
U.S. Marine Corps
Cooks and Bakers School
Paris Island
S.C
U.S
State Department
Allene Cooper Larsen
Edward C. Larsen
Copenhagen
Hugh Green
Oak Park
Augusta
William C. Foster
McBean
Posey
Funeral Home Chapel
North Augusta
Clyde Smith
Broome Family Cemetery
Obituary notices from Aiken and Augusta deaths
Mrs. Paul Tewkesbury of 121 Fauberg St NW died Monday. Augusta resident Sam Pearson, 51, of Lovett Drive died Tuesday. Funeral plans by Elliott Sons Funeral Home. Pearson was a World War II veteran and DAV member. Aiken Standard published obituaries and notices for local residents.
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Paul
Mary Jane McMakin
Tewkesbury
Fauberg St. NW
Aiken Standard
United Meed
Will Aiken
Post Office Island
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S.C
Associated Press
Augusta
Sam Pearson
Lovett Drive
Elliott Sons Funeral Home
Lumpkin Road
Pearson
Wilmington
N.C
Disabled American Veterans
Marjorie Parker Pearson
Samuel Edward Pearson
R.J
Kathryn Evelyn
Langley Woman Dead at 57 in Aiken County
Mrs. James E Burt Jr Calma Tinsley Burt 57 of 52 Pelzer St died Sunday in an Aiken County hospital. Funeral 4 30 p m today at Po Langley with Rev Earl Satcher officiating. Burial Langley Cemetery. Survived by one daughter Toni Beach Fla one son Tyrone Mayson Langley four sisters and three brothers. Pallbearers Wy man Bush Larry Rowe Bar ney Blaxton Wayne Fulgum J C Sprachey and WC Mattox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langley
James E
Calma Tinsley) Burt Jr
Tyrone O. Mayson
Catherine Durden
Shirley Goodwin
Genelle Richardson
Aiken
Christine Garvin
Wagoner
Harold Tinsley
Melvin Tinsley
William Tinsley
Wyman Bush
Larry Rowe
Barney Blaxton
Wayne Fulgum
J.C. Sprachey
WC. Mattox
North Augusta High Stadium Plan OKed By Board
The Aiken County Board of Education approved final plans for a new North Augusta High School stadium. Traffic rerouting, lighting, underground utilities, and phased construction were required, with a Dec 31 1975 plan submission and a six month start window after approvals. Phase I would install lighting, Phase II seating, Phase III rest rooms parking and press area. Municipal restrictions on stadium parking and public safety measures were set, with fund raising via the Greater North Augusta Chamber of Commerce and no tax funds to be used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Augusta High School
Aiken County
Area Advisory Council
Board of Adjustments
Planning & Zoning Commission
Aiken County Board of Education
Board of Education
Knobcone
North Augusta
City Department of Public Safety
Greater North
Oakwood
Jefferson Junior High
North Augusta High
Aiken High - Schofield
Carter Leads Delegates Across States in Primary Returns
In Ohio Carter tops with 391 511 votes 52 percent earning 119 delegates while Reagan collects 296 443 45 percent nine delegates. Udall leads Democrats with 391 511 votes 52 percent and 119 delegates in Ohio. Stokes wins six delegates as home district favorite son amid party races. New Jersey totals show Ford favored on GOP slate with 63 convention seats 83 percent counted. Carter dominates Democratic presidential preference in New Jersey with 188 261 votes 57 percent. Church 64 771 19 percent. Williams Jr easily gains renomination while Norcross wins Republican nod to face him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reagan
Carter
Udall
Church
Louis Stokes
Ohio
Wayne Hays
Washington
Howard Metzenbaum
James V. Stanton
Robert Taft Jr
Ford
New Jersey
Harrison A. Williams Jr
David F. Norcross
Moorestown
Talent Show Prices Set for Benefit in Aiken
Performance times for A Little Bit Of Music changed. Marcia Hydrick leads Queen's Grant with Kathy Schild and Amy Chittenden in a benefit for Special Olympics in Aiken County Currain time 8 p.m. at H Odell Weeks Activities Center. Tickets $2 adults $1 students at Hydrick's stores. Original run was tonight through Saturday.
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Marcia Hydrick
Miss Hyrdick
Queen's Grant
Kathy Schild
Amy Chittenden
Aiken County
H. Odell Weeks
Aiken
Hydrick’s
Miss Fugate To Be Released From Prison
Caril Ann Fugate will be released after 18 years for murder. Her wish to live quietly and possibly marry or raise children may remain a dream. Parole address disclosure could upend plans for a new identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York, Neb
Caril Ann Fugate
Greenholtz
Miss Fugate
Pearson Family Obituary Fragments Include Several Relatives
The fragment lists many relatives: Er, Jackson, and Mrs Alice Louise Shelton of Gloverville, mother Katie G. Pearson of Augusta, brothers M. C. Pearson of Tampa and Marvin L. Pearson and Robert N. Pearson of Augusta, and sister Mrs Lester Gesell of Frederick, Md.
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Jackson
Walter
Alice Louise) Shelton
Gloverville
Katie G. Pearson
Augusta
M.C. Pearson
Tampa
Fla
Marvin L. Pearson
Robert N. Pearson
Lester Gesell
Frederick
CB Operator Helps ID Littering Suspect in Aiken
Aiken police arrested Richard Darrel Boles after a citizen band operator notified authorities about a vehicle littering. The operator provided the car description and license tag, leading Officer Robert Hardt to charge Boles with littering by persons in his car.
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Richard Darrel Boles
Tyler St
Aiken
Boles
Robert Hardt
Community Calendar of Evening Events and Meetings
Community Calendar lists planned activities across Johnston Tren ton Wagener Clearwater and surrounding areas. Events include Planned Parenthood clinics Kiwanis Club Chess Club Duplicate Bridge Camellia Club and A.A. meetings with venues such as the Community Action trailer Wagener Ramada Inn Education Center and libraries.
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Community Action
Wagener
Kiwanis Club
Ramada Inn
Planned Parenthood
Midland Valley
Clearwater
Pilot
Citizens Band Club
Pine Log Road
Virginia Acres
Board of Education
Education Center
Senior Citizens
Eastern curtailment to Augusta may raise fares for travelers
Local travel managers warn that Eastern Airlines seeks CAB approval to suspend Augusta service in September. If approved, travelers may face higher fares and longer commutes as Augusta passengers shift to Columbia, with some bills lower for Columbia to New York and existing Augusta business travelers affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Augusta
Fred Cooper
Crest Travel Agency
Eastern
Columbia
New York
Wilfred R. Feliciano
New
York
Aiken
Frank Borman
Cooper
Delta Airlines
Shirley Anderson
Southern Travel Agency
Also Mentioned on This Page
John W. Larsen
J.ames Seigler
James T
Lizzie Mae Snipes
Seigler
Route 6
Aiken County Hospital
Clearwater Branch Baptist Church
Howard Ogletree
L.A. Thompson
M.B. Webb
First Presbyterian Church
Jerry G. Robinson
Bethany Cemetery
Boston
Mass
William J
Nellie Aherne McMakin
Red Cross
Beta Sigma Phi
Robert M. Laird Jr
Paul Tewkesbury Jr
Alan W. Tewkesbury
C.A. Marble
Dorchester
Paul J. MceMakin
Williamston
N.J
P.C. Gunter
Prentis C
Marley Baggott
Mrs
Paul Tewkesbury
Aiken Standard - Pbm
James E.burt Jr
N.A
North Augusta Community Action League
Zoning Board of Adjustments
Rodney A. Peeples
Salley
Crescent City Vocational School
Heritage Square
Ted B. Willis
Willis
General Assembly
Hetlonery Si
Ocelue
Wil
National Weather Service
Noaa
Dept of Commerce
West
Dakotas
New England
Texas
Florida
mid-Atlantic
Lee St
Johnston
Trenton
Hwy
Shaws Creek Rd
Knights of Columbus
Spaulding Drive
Camellia Club
St. John's
National Audubon Society
Richmond County Library
A.A
Linden St
Griggs
Sears
Silent Guard
Blackwall
Whitewall
Sears and
SAVE
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Tire and Auto Center
Mitchell Shopping
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