Deaths and Funerals in Columbia and Nearby Areas
Obituary notices report Richard J. Tidwell 65 of Edgefield and other locals dying at area hospitals. Services, survivors, and memorials to Shriner's Hospital noted. plus multiple funeral arrangements across Allendale Graniteville Wagener and surrounding towns.
Mrs Anna Lott Nobles Dies in Aiken County
Mrs. Anna Lott Nobles of 222 Fairfield St. died yesterday in an Aiken County nursing home. She served on the Stewardess Board No. 2 and Pulpit Aid Board at Cumberland A.M.E. Church and was the widow of the late Samuel Wallace Nobles.
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Anna Lott Nobles
Fairfield St
Aiken County
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Cumberland A.M.E
Samuel Wallace Nobles
Advance payments note for Aiken Standard PBM Subscription
Advance payments must be made to Aiken Standard PBM Subscription. The notice directs subscribers to deliver funds to the specified payee for continued service.
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Aiken
PBM
Aiken Standard
Former Businesswoman Florence Mooney Dies in Georgia
Florence (Mrs. Richard) Mooney a prominent Aiken businesswoman and civic leader died Sunday in Macon Ga She taught at St Angela Academy and served as director of the Aiken County Tuberculosis Association She belonged to the American Legion Auxiliary the Aiken BPW Club and the First Presbyterian Church A Knoxville Tenn native she had long lived in Aiken Memorial services in Aiken will be announced later.
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Macon
Florence
Richard) Mooney
Aiken
St. Angela Academy
Salary Freeze Debate Persists in County Officials Row
Warner cautions the council as the salary freeze moves forward amid uncertainty for Thursday. Grant and six others did not sign the prior petition to state officials yet he met with them before a press conference led by Bath attorney Robert M. Bell and officials Sue H. Roe Margie H. Plunkett signed by Roe Plunkett and four magistrates plus county auditor George A. Williams.
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Warner
Grant
Robert M. Bell
Bath
Sue H. Roe
Margie H. Plunkett
Roe
Harvey Highlights Aiken County Role In Runoff Race
Lt. Gov. W Brantley Harvey Jr a Democratic candidate stressed Aiken County and the Third District in his push for the gubernatorial runoff. He cited Dorn s current support and warned voters to judge by records while promising fiscal restraint and more county funding.
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Aiken
W. Brantley Harvey Jr
Aiken County
W. J. Bryan Dorn
Dorn
Tom Turnipseed
Richard W
Dick) Riley
Riley
Harvey
Stroud Says He Plans a Quiet but Soon Blitz for Lt Governor
John Stroud, Republican candidate for lieutenant governor, says he has been operating quietly to build support and plans a blitz in a few months. He argues voters are tired of politics and emphasizes steady industrial growth and an upgraded technical education program as keys to South Carolina's future.
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John Stroud
Aiken
Stroud
South Carolina
Aiken County Council Budget Talks Continue on Aging Funds
The Aiken County Council debates state money and funding for the council on aging and rescue squads. A 26 000 line item for the aging service is discussed as councilors push for action. Debates over libraries and rural services spark division with a 3 3 vote looming. A budget meeting is set for Thursday at 7 pm with WLOW FM providing live radio coverage.
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Guy
Aiken Area
Carrol H. Warner
Council of Aging
Cleve Edmunds
Council On Aging
Marvin E. Dunbar
Aiken-Barnwell Mental Health
Aiken-Barnwell-Bamberg-Edgefield
Aiken Tec
Health Department
Mim Woodring
Dunbar
North Augusta
Aiken County
Ralph F. Cullinan
Wlow-Fm Radio
Dorn Turnipseed rally backs Riley in South Carolina primary
Former primary contenders W J Bryan Dorn and state Senator Tom Turnipseed urged support for Riley at a June 13 primary in Aiken County where Dorn won 53 percent and Riley and Harvey had narrow margins. Dorn called Aiken a key Third District target in today’s election.
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Riley
W.J. Bryan Dorn
Tom Turnipseed
Aiken County
Dorn
Harvey
Turnipseed
Aiken
Greene proposes 10 to 15 percent budget freeze across departments
Greene and Warner urge department heads to watch compensatory time and limit 85 to 90 percent of annual budgets. A 10 to 15 percent reserve would need council approval. Heads must justify frozen funds to prevent end of period shortfalls and curb requests for more money. Mim Woodring calls it insurance against misfunding.
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Warner
Greene
Council
Special Council
Mim Woodring
Beltone offers free non operating hearing aid model
An advertisement from Beltone Electronics Corp offers a free non operating model of the smallest Beltone aid to anyone who requests it. The unit weighs less than a third of an ounce and is worn at ear level. No cost or obligation is involved and requests should be sent to Dept. 2245, Beltone, Chicago.
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Chicago
Ill
Beltone
Beltone Electronics Corp
Victoria
Illinois
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Bobby) Tidwell
Edgefield
Danny Earl Tidwell
Johnston
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Route 1
Kershaw County
Fletcher
Ellen Tidwell
Jackson Creek
Cassatt
Thomas Tidwell
Manning
Willis Tidwell
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Geneva Faust Blyle Boyles
Alma Still
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Charles B. Boyles
A.B. Allman
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Jennie Jones
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Arthur
Betty Kimble
Charlie Kimble
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Ruby Ella Nobles Edwards
Samuel Wallace Nobles Jr
New York
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Yates E. Hayes
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Augusta
Langley Church of the Nazarene
Marshall E. Copen
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Shelby
N.C
Novella Ruabl Hayes
Sammy
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Mildean Hadden
Elizabeth Inez Wilsey
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Viola McSwain
Charles Moyer
Danny Toole
Carl Toole
Archie Abear
Harry Davis
Heyward Widener
Posey
Langley
Herbert Nye
Myrtle Samuels
Herbert) Nye
Croft Ave
Griton-Schmidt
Eaton
Ohio
West Elkton
Joel Reed
Melissa McLain Samuels
Gene R. Lubking
Thomas R. Lubking
Trafalgar
Clara Stevens
Liberty
Indiana
Ethel Suman
Dayton
Ella Suman
Somerville
George Funeral Home
Willie B. Hawkins
Graniteville
Willie Brunson Hawkins
Ethel H. Garvin
Jacksonville
Fla
Marie H. Green
Gloverville
Alice H. Jackson
Eugene Hawkins
Lulitt Hawkins
James Hawkins
Charles Posey
Wilbur Mitchell
Don Walker
James Huff
Edward Kneece
Rudolph Williams
Mrs. Fletcher Tyler
Wagener
Ethel (Mitt
Fletcher) Tyler
Hayden Baptist Church
Sullivan Bush
Roosevelt Davenport
Tyler
Alberta Hayes
Helen Danley
Ivory Dickens
Detroit
Mic
Hardy Hicks
Robinson's Funeral Home
Williston
Mr. Hicks
Emma G. Hicks
Lena M. Cutherson
St. Petersburg
Martha Ann Perry
Rosa Lee Hicks
Hardy Hicks Jr
Samuel J. Hicks
Wilbert D. Hicks
Clyde B. Hicke
Leesburg
Lucille Prickens
California
Valerie McDuffie
Kline
Harold Hicks
New Jersey
van Hicks
Philadelphia
Cleveland Hicks
Arthur Hicks
Gus Hicks
Barnwell
Raymond Hicks
Beaufort
Ronald Yon
An Aiken Hospital
Clinton United Methodist Church
Olin Sizemore
Eric Stroman
Mildred G. Crowley
Robert L. Crowley
G.C. Garvin
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US Dept of Commerce
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South Carolina General Assembly
Washington
Brantley Harvey
GOP