Augusta Widow Beatrice Bailey Calloway Dies at 74
Mrs Cecil N Beatrice Bea Bailey Mor ris of 1745 Berkley Road died Tuesday in a local hospital Funeral services will be held at 3 pm Thursday in Poteet Funeral Home Greene Street Chapel with the Rev Arthur M Allan officiating Burial will be in Westover Memorial Park She was a native of Barnwell and taught 25 years in the Richmond County school system Surviving are her widower two brothers one sister two daughters a son and one grandchild
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Augusta
Cecil N
Beatrice
Bea’’ Bailey) Morris
Berkley Road
Poteet Funeral
Greene Street
Arthur M. Allan
Westover Memorial Park
Barnwell
Richmond County
Bayvale School
Mrs. John Hickson Dies in New Ellenton Home
Mrs. John Hickson Bertha Turner Hickson a lifelong Ellenton New Ellenton resident died Tuesday at her home. Funeral arrangements will be announced. Survived by her widower parents a son Willie Hickson Reviera Beach Fla a daughter Mrs Ivy Robinson Aiken one brother James Turner Baltimore
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New Ellenton
John
Bertha Turner) Hickson
Ellenton
Willie Hickson
Reviera Beach
Fla
Ivy Robinson
Aiken
James Turner
Baltimore
James Calloway Sr. Dies at 68 in Aiken
James Edward Calloway Sr. U.S.N. Ret., 68, of 3034 Belmont St., Aiken, died at home Tuesday. Services Wed at 3 p.m. Union Cemetery Garnett S.C. with Revs. John M Williams Jr. and John B McCullough officiating. Full military honors. Native of Sylacauga Alabama he served 31 years in the Navy and belonged to Charles Wesley United Methodist Church. He had lived in Aiken ten years. Surviving are his widow.
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James Edward Calloway Sr
U.S.N
Belmont St
Aiken
Union Cemetery
Garnett
S.C
John M. Williams Jr
John B. McCullough
Sylacauga
Ala
Aiken Standard Policy Note
Aiken Standard 1867 imprint details publishing dates and address. The notice outlines republication rights for AP and local news, and states correction policy for ads at no cost in the next issue. It also notes payment handling and limits on advance payments to five weeks.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
Aiken Standard - Pbm
Owens-Corning Union to Meet Tomorrow Over Strike Talks
Officials of Owens Corning Fiberglas and Teamsters Local No 86 will meet tomorrow at 1 p.m. to discuss strike negotiations. The session, convened by the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, will occur in Augusta at an undisclosed site.
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Owens - Corning Fiberglas and
Teamsters Local No. 86
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Augusta
Annexation Study Stirs City Growth and Costs Debate
The study argues annexation would enlarge the city and boost revenue sharing tied to population while expanding fire, water, and garbage services to fringe areas. Officials estimate 17 areas adding 8 500 acres would require more police, fire, and sewer capacity with federal aid likely for the sewer buildout. Public reaction ranges from enthusiasm to opposition as zoning and extraterritorial issues are debated.
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Perry
Roland Windham
Hastings Wyman
Gem Lake
Frank Kruger
Kalmia Hill
Meg Jones
Aiken
Kalmin Hill
Windham
Jones
Carter
Sandoz textile dye plant proposal in Allendale faces scrutiny
State officials briefed on the Sandoz project discuss a living filter system to process dye residues at Martin site. The plan would drain purified water into the Savannah River with minimal salinity impact, while local landowners and developers negotiate terms amid prior Dunbar site collapse and neighbor opposition.
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Sible
Sandoz
Martin
Savannah
South Carolina State Development Board
Allendale
Dunbar
Allendale Sees Possible Sandoz Plant Boost
Community mood heats as Allendale residents discuss a potential Sandoz plant near town. Officials say highway traffic spurred growth, but I 95 may drain activity. A plant within 10 miles could employ 1000 and revive the economy, with Sandoz weighing sites near Florence if Martin fails.
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Allendale County
Allendale
Richard E. Boyles
New School Site and Budget News From Aiken County
Rusche seeks clarity on a rejecting letter as the district plans an Alternative School on a 60 acre site between Jefferson Junior High and Langley-Bath Clearwater High. The plan includes four teachers a principal and admission outlines.
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Rusche
Aiken County
Senate
House of Representatives
Senate Finance Committee
John Bradley
Jefferson Junior High School
Langley-Bath- Clearwater High School
Bradley
Jo Anne Huskey
Aiken
Jackson High School
Huskey
T. B. Willis
Owen Clary
Stand Up For America committee in North Augusta named
The Stand Up For America committee in North Augusta lists Gail Pierce Belvedere Women’s Club president Leon Walden North Augusta Jaycees Barbara Burris music director and Mary Mittleburg chamber director. Tickets for the barbeque are on sale contact the NA Chamber at 279 2323 for more information.
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Stand Up For America
Gail Pierce
Belvedere Women's Club
Leon Walden
North Augusta Jaycees
Barbara Burris
Mary Mittleburg
The
N.A
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