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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1999

Page

6

Greeting cards offered by Hitchcock Hospice and local events

Hitchcock Hospice offers a set of four greeting card patterns by Shelly Marshall Schmidt at ten dollars, with individual cards at 1.25. Cards feature New Orleans monuments including angels and a praying child. Also listed are AARP driving course dates, Hopelands Rye Patch meeting, garden show plans in Augusta, and Gov’s School applications with local contacts.

Hitchcock Hitchcock Hospice Shelly Marshall Schmidt New Orleans Hitchcock Home Health and Hospice Medical Park Dr S.C

Rescue nurse helps deliver nine lives find homes

Nurse Jane Simmons and her family saved a mother dog struck by a car. They performed a cesarean delivery to save the puppies and hand raised them. The four surviving pups were placed in new homes this week.

Jane Simmons Simmons

SPCA Adoption Rate Surges in Aiken County

SPCA in Aiken County tripled its adoption rate to 38 percent last year, with a shift to sending adoptable dogs and cats to other states. The shelter, now financially healthier, credits manager Tom Caniglia and a grant funded discount spay neuter program for reducing reproducing pets.

Aiken County SPCA David Stinson Stinson Ryan's Family Steakhouse Aiken Tom Caniglia Massachusetts Connecticut Park Avenue

Thomassons turn Laurens Street house into Carriage House Inn

Ann and Bill Thomasson convert the Laurens Street building into the Carriage House Inn aiming to open around Masters time. The project follows their prior bed and breakfast ventures and involves five guest rooms with full baths and a suite with a double jacuzzi in downtown Aiken.

Ann Bill Thomasson Laurens St. NW Thomassons Rose Hill College Carriage House Richland Avenue Rose Hill Thomasson Constantine House Laurens Street

Enchanted Forest Interiors Finds Roots At York Street Shop

Debbie Hutto returns to 131 York St. SE to open Enchanted Forest Interiors in Barton's Florist building bringing a community focused shop with antiques crystal decor and gifts. Vendors include Pat Kirkland Sue Tarity Julie Reynolds and more. Open Tuesday through Saturday with contact number 808 644 4777.

Debbie Hutto York St Enchanted Forest Pat Kirkland Sue Tarity Julie Reynolds

City selects McNeilus bid to replace truck lost in fire

Aiken City Council unanimously approved a $141,890.35 McNeilus body on a Mack chassis to replace a front load garbage truck lost to a fire. The panel rejected the $137,984 demo unit for lacking mileage and warranties, citing a five year cylinder warranty and quicker delivery as decisive factors.

Aiken McNeilus Roger LeDuc Wwe LeDuc

Ex‑lawman driven by justice recalls Ludlow Lake slayings

Ex‑lawman James Skeet Perry recalls the 1972 Ludlow Lake ambush near Graniteville in Aiken County. Julie Widgeon, 15, died. Gary Jerrell, 15, was wounded. Perry, a former SLED lieutenant, vows never to forget the cold blooded killing and its impact on investigators pursuing justice.

James Skeet) Perry Julie Widgeon Gary Jerrell Ludlow Lake Aiken County William Gary Cole Gary Collins Julie Gary Graniteville Skeet Skeet Perry Gary Cole Jerrell Columbia Perry Sudlow Lake SLED

Skeet Perry Linked to Cold Ludlow Lake Case

Carl Langley recalls Skeet Perry aiding the Ludlow Lake murder investigation tied to Gary Cole's 197? shooting and Julie’s death. Perry hunted with hypnotherapy, aided by a handprint beneath a rug at a country home, as SLED era figures connect the old crime to today.

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AARP American Association of Retired People South Aikien Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall Hopelands Rye Patch Friends of Sacred Heart Cultural Center Greene Street Augusta BY Sharon Taylor Donnad Schweitzer Bill Lege Will Carriage House Inn Scott Webster Col Nina J. Nidiffer Carl Langley Saluda County Belton Thomas Phillips Edgefield County Langley
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