Deaths and Funerals in Three Counties
Obituaries list several local deaths with funeral details across North Augusta Clinton Edgefield Aiken and Gloverville. Notables include Pear Bates Culpepper 1213 Lake Ave North Augusta burial at Westover Memorial Park with services at Posey's Funeral Home. Other notices cover Clara Mae Turner Albert Turner and Jennie V Holsonback with churches graves and funeral home plans.
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North Augusta
Pear Bates Culpepper
Lake Ave
Ideal
Posey’s
Funeral Home Chapel
Art Shead
Robert Ledbetter
Westover Memorial Park
Culpepper
Aiken County
Clinton
Tenn - Lewis A
Butch’ Usry
Laurel Road
Rolle
Knoxville
Tenn
Holley-Gamble Funeral Home Chapel
George Williams
William Sanderson
Tennessee Valley Memorial Gardens
Usry
Augusta
Force
Grace Ann Usry
Ann Usry
Oak Ridge
JR. Smith
Chole Foster
Brad‘enton
Fla
Edgefield
Albert
Clara Mae) Turner
Nix Funeral Home
Belvedere
Charles L. Lewis
Charity St
Mount Harris Baptist Church
Howard H
Grace Krouse
Permar
Augusta Hospital
George Funeral Home
Sam Heslip
Pittsburgh
Queenstown
Aiken
Association Artists of Pittsburgh
Phillip H. Permar
Sandhurst
Gloverville
Jennie V Holsonback
Posey’s Funeral Home
Langley
Jimmy Coyle
Langley Cemetery
Aiken Standard Publisher Note From 1867
The Aiken Standard established in 1867 publishes every afternoon except Saturday and Sunday. It provides Leased wire AP dispatches and reserves republication rights. The paper notes no responsibility for advertisement errors and offers corrections in the next issue.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S.C
Associated Press
Community Calendar Evening Activities and Meetings
The schedule lists 2 5 p.m. Thoroughbred Hall of Fame at Hopeland Gardens and 7 p.m. chess at Weeks Center. At 7:30 p.m. duplicate bridge at the Senior Citizens Club house and Area II Advisory Council at Jackson High School. Also 7:30 p.m. Dickerson Lodge Masonic Hall and Aiken A A and AL ANON at 123 Linden Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoroughbred Hall of Fame
Hopeland Gardens
Aiken
Area II Advisory Council
Jackson High School
Dickerson Lodge
Masonic Hall
Aiken A.A
Al-Anon
Linden St
Gladden Named House Page in South Carolina
G. Todd Gladden of Aiken a USC Columbia junior was appointed a page to the South Carolina House of Representatives by Democratic Rep Judson Busbee. He is son of Herbert J Gladden Jr and has held student leader roles and received multiple scholarships and honors.
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G. Todd Gladden
Aiken
University of South Carolina
Columbia
House of Representatives
Gladden
Judson Busbee
Herbert J. Gladden Jr
Greater Aiken
Claude F. Stokes
Aiken Kiwanis Club
American Legion
Prisoners Face More Charges In Jail Escape Case
Four inmates in a February jailbreak at Aiken County Jail face new charges and higher bonds as efforts consider transferring them to Central Corrections Institute in Columbia. Bernard Bing may join the transfer. Lanny Stroman and Calvin Dawson gain added counts including escape and assault with high bonds. William Chambers and Gene Prescott also see new counts for pointing a firearm aiding an escape and multiple assaults.
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Aiken County
Central Corrections Institute
CCI
Columbia
Bernard Bing
Virgil C. Wilkins
Lanny Stroman
Calvin Dawson
New York
Stroman
Dawson
William Chambers
Gene Prescott
Wilkins
Aiken
Elijah Butler
Rt. 4
William Gary Blackburn
Williston
Prestiere Braxton
General Delivery
Graniteville
Johnny Flynn
Bettis Academy Road
James D. Franklin
Lorenzo Goodwin
Sumter St
William D. Chambers
Mimmo St
Edgefield
Joel S. Poole
Sharyn Lane
Illinois
Nationwide forecast brings mixed weather across regions
Weather map shows rain from central and eastern Gulf to Midwest and southern New England. Snow expected from the Dakotas to the Great Lakes. Cold from the western states. Mild from the Mississippi to the Atlantic coast. AP Wirephoto.
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Gulf
Midwest
New England
Dakotas
Great Lakes
Mississippi
Atlantic
Overcrowded Aiken jail faces basic shortages and abuse claims
Prisoners report limited access to law books for pretrial inmates and a single required phone call. Jailer staffing and bed shortages create crowding with 69 inmates in a facility rated for 75. Officials cite water heater outages, inadequate wash materials, and limited newspaper access, while advocating mail rights and a full-time doctor amid rising drug costs and mental strain.
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Wells
Central Correctional Institute
CCI
Bing
Virgil Wilkins
Wilkins
Louisville
Frank Galardi
Aiken Standard
Aiken County
Paul Weston
Sheriff's Department
Aiken County Faces Suit Over Sewer Easement Condemnation
The case challenges no change to the county's power to condemn under state law but questions whether acquiring easements could impose immediate or future liability on the county general funds. The referendum and PSA ordinances state the county bears no liability for the sewer treatment plant. Attorney Robert M. Bell was not available for comment.
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Agnew
Aiken County
Horse Creek Valley
Robert M. Bell
Baker
Thurmond and Edwards Push Funding for SRP Waste Heat Pilot
U S Sen Strom Thurmond and Gov James Edwards seek ERDA funding for a Savannah River Plant waste heat energy pilot. They discussed practical recycling of low waste heat with ERDA officials in Washington. The State Development Board is drafting the formal proposal for ERDA review within 4 to 6 weeks.
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U.S
Strom Thurmond
S.C
James B. Edwards
Savannah River
Washington
Energy Research and Development Administration
ERDA
South Carolina
Savannah River Plant
Thurmond
Robert Liming
Edwards
Uns
Robert Frn
Liming
State Development Board
Oak Ridge
Cut Will Hurt Casper Says USC A Funding Loss
USC A vice president William C. Casper warns that a 200000 cut by the Senate Finance Committee endangers the campus transition from two to four years and risks delaying key hires and the operation of a new classroom building. He plans to ask for restoration in the 1977-78 state budget.
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Usc-A
Senate Finance Committee
William C. Casper
Senate Committee
Casper
House
Coffee prices rise and shoppers adjust spending habits
The A&P spokesman notes early price increases haven’t reduced coffee sales, while warmer weather and higher costs cut purchases. Shoppers like Mrs. Wallace and Mrs. Hamm cite higher wholesale prices, with some planning to switch to tea or water. Coffee costs per cup vary from about 2.4 to 3.3 cents for instant and ground options, and soft drinks remain the priciest per serving.
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A&p
Richard Wallace
Betty Grant
Charles Acton
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Mrs. Pearl Culpepper
Albert Turner
Sammie E. Sisson
Seneca Ave
Sunset Memory Gardens
Sisson
Boiler Makers Union
Aiken Lodge of Perfection
Jamil Shrine Temple of
Charles Vollmer
Mrs. Howard Permar
Jennie Holsonback
Aiken Standard - Pbm
Tres Oh
Ocely
Sree
National Weather Service
Noaa
Dept. of Comm
Areca
Ers
Frankie J. Douglas
Beech Island
Henry T. Smith
Waynesboro
Lenton J. Williams
7Th St
Lonnie Days
Frank Tucker
Chesterfield St
Perry Jackson III
Reid Dr
Lee Timmerman
Kershaw St
Freddie A. Gibbs Jr
Hines St
Ojiskolo Latosia
Lester Reed
Williamsburg St
R.L. Gordon
Palm Dr
Edward New
Trolley Line
Michael A. Smith
Gen. del
Waterloo
Mann Steve Gibson
South St
Clearwater
Ceny
George
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