Deaths And Funerals Robert Levi Videtto 62 Augusta
Robert Levi Videtto 62 of 1539 Roger Road died Sunday in a local hospital. Funeral services 4 p.m. Wednesday at Elliott Sons Funeral Home Telfair Street Chapel with Rev. Morris Wood officiating. Burial in West View Cemetery. Survivors include his widow Hazel Justice Videtto, a son Ralph Levi Videtto, Pecos Texas, two daughters Barbara Bon Tempo Augusta and Hariette Bainbridge Tulsa, Oklahoma, a stepson Robert Lamb North Augusta, two brothers Henry Clinton Vidette Spartanburg and Irvin Vidette Santa Anna California, three sisters Nellie Powell Gloverville Margaret Reid Martinez and Lois Posey Langley. Friends may call at the residence.
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Augusta
Robert Levi Videtto
Roger Road
Elliott Sons Funeral
Telfair Street
Morris Wood
West View Cemetery
Central Christian Church
Hazel Justice Videtto
Ralph Levi Videtto
Pecos
Tex
Barbara Bontempo
Hariette Bainbridge
Tulsa
Okla
Robert Lamb
North Augusta
Henry Clinton Vidette
Spartanburg
S.C
Irvin Vidette
Santa Anna
California
Nellie Powell
Gloverville
Margaret Reid
Martinez
Lois Posey
Langley
Funeral for Mrs Henrietta B Middleton in Balltown
Mrs Henrietta B Middleton 69 of Route 3 Balltown Community died Saturday at home. Funeral service at 4 p m Wednesday Union Baptist Church with Rev RB Brightharp officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Pallbearers Chappell McMillian Leroy Robinson Joe Doyle Abner Johnson E A Ramsey Ernest Benjamin. Friends may call at home or Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home Aiken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta B. Middleton
Balltown
Union Baptist Church
RB. Brightharp
Chappell McMillian
Leroy Robinson
Joe Doyle
Abner Johnson
E.A. Ramsey
Ernest Benjamin
Jackson-Brooks Funeral
Aiken
Mrs Margaret H Hall Johnston Dies at 53
Margaret Hart Hall Johnston 53 of May Street died Monday at a local hospital. Funeral arrangements are pending with Amos and Sons Funeral Home. A native of Edgefield County she was a member of Rosey Spring Baptist Church.
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Johnston
Margaret Hart Hall
May Street
Amos and Sons Funeral Home
Edgefield County
Rosey Spring
Aiken Standard details and publication info
The notice lists the Aiken Standard established in 1867, publication practices of daily editions except weekends, mailing address in Aiken South Carolina, post office box, and ZIP code 29801. It notes Associated Press rights and republication rules, publisher liability limits on ads, and payment terms for advance subscriptions with a five week cap for carrier payments.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
Obituary: Mrs. Thomas Turner of Lincolnton dies at 67
Mrs. Thomas Turner of Lincolnton Georgia died Monday in an Augusta hospital at 67. Funeral services were held at 3 p.m. in Midway United Methodist Church with Reverends Elton Lawson Clyde Smith officiating. Burial followed in Lincolnton City Cemetery. Survivors include her husband five daughters three sons a mother five sisters and five brothers. Pallbearers listed and viewing at Rees Funeral Home Lincolnton until 2 30 p.m.
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Lincolnton
Thomas Albert
Janie Mae Henderson) Turner Sr
Augusta
Midway United Methodist Church
Elton Lawson
Clyde Smith
Lincolnton City Cemetery
Lincoln County
Midway Methodist Church
James Powell
Belvedere
S.C
Melvin Graves
Donald Wilson
Tony Maddox
Savannah
Perry Maddox
Oklahoma City
Okla
Thomas Albert Turner Jr
Allen Turner
W. C. Turner
Gertrude S. Henderson
H.N. Story
Columbia
Willie Frost
Winder
Allen Bunch
Washington
James E. Henderson
Thomas Henderson
J.W. Henderson
Atlanta
Charles Henderson
Beech Island
William Henderson
Henry Storey
Douglas Turner
Lamar Turner
Rees Funeral Home
Miss Mary Sturkey MCCORMICK dies in McCormick church
Miss Mary Sturkey McCormick 80 dies Monday at 3 30 p m in McCormick United Methodist Church officiated by Revs J O Gilliam and Raymond Brock burial in McCormick City Cemetery native of McCormick County graduate of Erskine College with a masters from the University of South Carolina retired from teaching in North and South Carolina member of the church DAR Historical Society and Colonial Dames of the 17th Century survivors include five sisters two brothers and several other relatives honorary pallbearers are church members friends may call at Strom Funeral Home in McCormick.
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McCormick
Mary Frances Sturkey
McCormick United Methodist Church
J.o.gilliam
Raymond Brock
McCormick City
McCormick County
Erskine College
University of South Carolina
North
South Carolina
DAR
The
Historical Society
Colonial Dames
Marion Starkey
William Chambers
Wallace L. White
G. W. Anderson
Clemson
John Carpenter
Graniteville
Lorenzo Sturkey
California
Herbert A. Sturkey
Spartanburg
William Keown
Carl F
North Augusta Mayor testifies in water taps dispute
Mayor Raymond Walters testified that two water taps were granted for Crestland 5 on December 13, 1973 as a hardship case but later blocked further taps until erosion problems near Summerfield were addressed. Developer counsel said taps were issued by the water commissioner the day prior. The case before Master in Equity Howard Williamson concluded after yesterday’s session.
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Raymond Walters
North Augusta
Crestland 5
Peterson and Wanninger
Walters
Summerfield
Julian B. Salley
Wanniger
Salley
Master In Equity
Howard K. Williamson
Yamasee District Scouts Meet to Plan Fall Camporee
The Yamasee District of the Boy Scouts of America will hold a meeting at 7 30 p.m. tonight in the Allied General Nuclear Services office on the Palmetto Federal Building’s third floor in Aiken. Institutional representatives district committeemen commissioners and other adult scouters are urged to attend along with all Scout masters to plan the fall district camporee.
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Yamasee
Boy Scouts of America
Allied General Nuclear Services
Palmetto Federal Building
Aiken
Four Cars Damaged in US 1 US 125 Wreck
A Sunday night collision at the US 1 and US 125 intersection damaged four cars, injuring seven people lightly. Charles Sanders, Andrew Green, Jasper James, and Myrus Graves were involved along with Dixie Taxicab driver Jasper Thomas James. The Sanders car hit Green, Green bounced into a railing, and Sanders collided with the taxi before ending in a ditch.
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U.S. 1
U.S. 125
S.C. Highway Patrol
Charles Sanders
Sanders
Andrew Roger Green
Green
Jasper Thomas James
US. 1
Mryus Graves
Dorn Campaign Kicks Off In Aiken County For Governor
Representative W J Bryan Dorn of South Carolina spoke in Aiken County to launch his gubernatorial bid. He noted textile workers comprise about 80 percent of the county and highlighted federal roles in postwar defense and industry policy. Dorn urged dynamic state leadership and praised local conservation efforts and flood control work.
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W. J. Bryan Dorn
Aiken County
Dorn
Graniteville
Warrenville
South
Congress
John F. Kennedy
United States
U.S. Air Force
Central Intelligence Agency
South Carolina
Energy saving picture tube advances at GTE Sylvania
In Seneca Falls New York the Electronic Tube Division of GTE Sylvania Inc announced a cathode structure for color picture tubes that provides a color picture in about five seconds after power on. Marketing manager R Joseph Dorcy said the device improves on current types and reduces energy use by avoiding partial activation of the cathode heater when the set is idle.
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Quick Picture
Seneca Falls
N.Y
Electronic Tube
GTE Sylvania Inc
R. Joseph Dorcy
Board Meeting Postponed by Aiken County Board of Education
The Aiken County Board of Education meeting scheduled for tonight at the Educational Center is postponed to Tuesday June 17 due to vacations and illness reducing attendee numbers to a non regulatory quorum.
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Aiken County
City and firms face declaratory judgment on bridge damage
City Attorney Henry Bushee said firms may name many parties. the case centers on whether Patchen and Mingledorff were responsible for bridge damage. The railway company, construction company, and city will appear before Judge Julius Ness to decide responsibility and possible reconstruction measures in the upcoming hearing.
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Henry Bushee
Patchen & Mingledorff
Julius Ness
County Budget Increased Harnessing Revenue Sharing Funds
County officials announce a 150000 dollar budget rise funded by Revenue Sharing. Savings from old stockade and Ambulance Commission carryover help balance fiscal 1975. Major increases hit Garbage, Refuse and Garage. New Engineer and Finance Director salaries set, admin staff approved. Protests raised over Sheriff and Regional Planning budgets.
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Ambulance Commission
Edwin E. Farmer
Sheriff's Department
Jo Ann Price
Savannah
Wade M. Brodie
Kalmia Hill Zoning Debate Seeks Annexation Options
North Augusta officials weigh extraterritorial jurisdiction versus annexation for Kalmia Hill. Residents debate costs and timing as council signals potential delays and advisory votes. Eric Thompson notes enabling legislation exists for city enforcement while residents voice concerns over rapid zoning changes.
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Planning and Zoning Commission
Kalmia Hill
Eric Thompson
Lower Savannah Region
North Augusta
R. S. Perry
Perry
H.O. Weeks
Kalmia Hill South
John Jones
Weeks
Robert C. Blair
Aiken City Council Sets Levy and Approves Budget Items
The Aiken City Council approved a 102 mill property tax levy for 1974 75 and a 1 830 310 general fund budget plus 880 300 utilities for the new year. They authorized 428 385 in capital improvements from revenue sharing, adopted fire rate changes for non residents, and approved water works material bids from Caroli na Pump and Supply Ajoca Corporation and City Supply. The panel deferred dog licensing and granted a drainage easement across the Aiken Training Track impacting 100 percent compaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
North Kalmia Hill
Roland Windham
Able Disabled Committee
Windham
Council
Carolina Pump and Supply
Ajoca Corporation
City Supply
Gasoline Allocations Set for States for July Vacation Months
Washington AP The Federal Energy Office will allocate at least 90 percent of each state's June 1972 gasoline supply for July, adjusted for growth. Administrator John Sawhill said the plan requires drawing down about 44 million barrels from inventories to ensure sufficient gasoline during July and August vacation months.
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Washington
Federal Energy Office
John C. Sawhill
FEC
Airspace and Property Rights Overview by Maurice Williams
The writer explains ownership extending from Earth's center to the sky and notes modern law allows temporary aircraft overflight. It emphasizes trespass when real invasion occurs and offers real estate services to meet client needs.
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Mamie Hall
Yvonne Hall
Sandra Hall
Charles Hall
Dwight Hall
Joseph Hall
Jessa Hall
Jessie Hart
Washington,d.c
Mrs. Middleton
Margaret H. Hall
Thomas Turner
Mary Sturkey
N. A. Mayor
Yamasee District
Beta
National Weather Service
Noaa
Dept
Pacific Northwest
Oklahoma
Great Lakes
Gulf States
Nixon
Salzburg
Austria
Middle East
Bruno Kreisky
Rep
Walter Lawrence
Mr. Lawrence
Kaiser
International Harvester
IH Greenback Sale
Kneece Implement Co
Williamsburg St
Kimberly-Clark Corp
General Maintenance
Charles L. Lineberry
Maurice Williams
Wilmac
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