Deaths and Funerals in New Ellenton and Trenton
William Best Frye 56 died at home in New Ellenton Route 1. Graveside service tomorrow at 11 in Graniteville Cemetery with Rev. Alvin Lunceford officiating. Frye Vietnam era veteran and construction worker survived by five sisters and one brother. Marvin Terry 71 died in a Richmond County hospital. WWII veteran and Mount Canaan Society member survived by widow and three sisters. Azalee Gibson 94 died in an Aiken County hospital. four daughters and one son survive. funeral arrangements pending.
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New Ellenton
William Best Frye
Frye
Graniteville
Alvin Lunceford
Graniteville Cemetery
Warrenville
M.J. Mitchell
Margerette Wise
Jesse Busbee
Aiken
Elizabeth F. Marsh
Columbia
Frances F. Bryant
Smithfield
George K. Frye
Florida
Roslyn Circle
Terry
Route 1
Liberty Mortuary
North Augusta
Ellerbe
N.C
Mount Canaan Society
Elesta Key Terry
Juanita Simon
Euevenia Simon
New York
Dorothy Segretti
Arizona
Azalee Gibson
Aiken County
Inmate sues over needs for air conditioned room and aids
Oscar Nichols, a 585 pound inmate at a federal facility, files a 30 million dollar lawsuit claiming cruel and unusual punishment for lacking an air conditioned room, proper bathrooms, a personal television, and housekeeping assistance. He argues the prison is geared to thinner inmates and cites years of inadequate clothes, beds, and medical care.
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Lexington
Oscar Nichols
Nichols
Perryville
Norman Carlson
U.S. Bureau of Prisons
Robert Elsen
U.S
James Cook
Fred A. Stine
Ross
DHEC Bans Smoking In Its Columbia Offices
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control will ban smoking in its offices starting Monday, a move that makes DHEC the first major agency in the state to implement an internal prohibition. Officials say a broader public smoking ban may follow in coming years.
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Columbia
State Department of Health and Environmental Control
DHEC
South Carolina
Jack Mullins
Warren Hardy
Legis
Truman Remembrance Marks The Day Bess And Him Wed
Independence Missouri marks June 28 1919 as the wedding day of Harry S Truman and Elizabeth Wallace in Trinity Episcopal Church The 100th anniversary year includes letters from Truman to Bess noting The Day and their long courtship The couple’s life together spanned marriage in 1919 through 1957 with a lasting bond and the growth of his public service career
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Independence
Harry S. Truman
Elizabeth Virginia
Bess) Wallace
Trinity Episcopal Church
Truman
Margaret Truman Daniel
Bess
U.S. Senate
National Guard
Jackson County
White House
Truman Library and Museum
Margaret
Ailing Airman Flies Vintage Routes
SALT LAKE CITY AP After multiple sclerosis ended his airline career Bill Tinkler decided to relive aerial history by flying a 1948 Luscombe 8F cross country over the 1920s air mail routes. The 17 city trip began June 16 in Newark and ends Sunday in San Francisco with 60th anniversary events. His wife Chriss assists as navigator as they plan stops in Elko Reno and Sacramento.
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Salt Lake City
Bill Tinkler
Tinkler
Salt Lake International Airport
Newark
N.J
San Francisco
America
Chriss
Elko
Nev
Reno
Sacramento
Calif
Europe
United Airlines
Federal Aviation Administration
Annapolis
United
U.S. Postal Service
Smithsonian Institution
Air and Space Museum
Washington, D.C
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William B. Frye
Marvin Terry
Trenton
Richmond County
Latures Alive
Minnesota
George
Stephen D. Posey Funeral Home
Whiskey Rd
H. G. Royal, Jr
M.D
Waterloo Street
Langley
Hitchcock Parkway
Brenda Baggott Bryant
Shannon
Larry
Sherrie
Lillian Baggott
Tommy Baggott
Barbara Johnson
Shirley Jennings
Palmer
Carolina
Palmer's
Richland Ave
Beaufort
Cos
Laura Mae
Gloria Vanderbilts Jeans
Chic
Hampton Ave. N.W
BIG
B.J. Shorts
Mandy
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