Millers honor Father’s Day amid mixed Amish Mennonite roots
Ray Miller, his wife and five children celebrate Father’s Day as the family blends Amish and Mennonite identities. They moved from Shipshewana Indiana to a 236 acre Blackville beef farm, adopted cars and electricity, and Miller opened a paint and body shop after embracing modern tech. He recalls his father’s discipline and plans to visit him after the holiday while noting his father’s Parkinson’s disease.
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Reunion to honor wartime classes. Als and Feaster recall era
The article recalls wartime era memories as 140 alumni and spouses plan a reunion with a Friday drop in, Saturday luncheons, and a dinner dance. Mrs Feaster and Mrs Garvin reflect on shifts in Aiken's social life during 1942-44, rationing, entertainment, and how the war shaped families and local history.
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Tom Lybrand
Lybrand
Mary Easter
Mary Plunkett
France
Europe
Sue Seigler Garvin
Montmorenci
Old County Hospital
Feaster
Ken
Laurens Street
Bert Ram
Palmetto Cable Faces Rate Hikes From New Rules
Palmetto CableVision delays in placing new regulations until Oct 1. franchise changes raise rates as Palmetto moves to comply. Aiken County and Aiken City require fiber trunk lines by 1995-06-01, with final council action on June 28. Upgrades in New Ellenton and Jackson previously produced rate increases.
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Arate Fke
Aiken
Lawrence R. Greenberg
Palmetto CableVison
New Ellenton
Jackson
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