Deaths And Funerals Across Georgia Towns
Multiple obituaries list infant Brandy J. Jordan of Fort Benning and Annie Bell McGahee of Louisville among others. Services announced or held locally with survivors including spouses children and grandchildren. dates and venues vary by location and funeral home.
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Fort Benning
Brandy J. Jordan
Melvin
Jewel David Jordan
Armand Powell Johnson
Addy Powell
Johnston
Martin Army Hospital
Charles R. Shealy
Louisville
Annie Bell Sheppard McGahee
Eula Harden
Belvedere
Waldens United Methodist Church
Roy McTier
William L. Peed
Louisville City
Fundraising Banquet Canceled by Aiken Area Council on Aging
The Aiken Area Council on Aging canceled its March 27 fundraising banquet at Houndslake Country Club. The event supported renovating Teen Town into Seniority House, a senior center, with continued Operation Goldbrick donations and $100+ donors receiving gold plaque engravings.
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Aiken Area Council On Aging
AACOA
Houndslake Country Club
The
Aiken Standard PBM Subscription Advance Payments
All advance payments should be made to the Aiken Standard PBM Subscription. The notice directs readers to remit payments to the specified subscription account for ongoing service.
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Aiken Standard Pbm
PBM
Aiken
Slow warming trend brings clouds no rain
A low pressure system moving from the Plains to the Southeast brings cloudy skies with no rain. Daytime highs reach the upper 60s and nighttime lows around the upper 30s with light northerly winds. Thursday should see highs in the low 70s and a easing of clouds.
Peaches Suffer Cold Damage but Crop Still Expected
Monetta grower William DuBose reports frost damage across peach varieties with some losses. Clemson Extension agent Whit Gilliam notes injuries mainly from last Monday night’s 26 degree chill, with blooms in low areas hardest hit. Edgefield remains a top peach county with 7,000 to 8,000 acres. Aiken County also prominent. Some varieties may bloom in May and others into August. not a full crop but peaches are expected.
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William DuBose
Monetta
DuBose
Clemson County
Edgefield County
Whit Gilliam
Gilliam
Aiken County
Council Holds Special Meeting In Aiken County Chambers
The Aiken County Council will convene a special meeting tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the Council Chambers at 736 Richland Ave to discuss adopting a proposed measure.
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Aiken County
Kiwanis Club to Hear Cole on Theater History
Cole Will Cole, director at Aiken Community Playhouse, speaks to Kiwanis members tomorrow at 1 p.m. at Ramada Inn. The talk covers the theater’s history and a county sponsorship designation resolution to authorize the chairman to apply for that designation.
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Kiwanis Club
Cole
Will Cole
Aiken Community Playhouse
Aiken County
Ramada Inn
Clemson Extension Offers Two Private Applicator Training Sessions
The Clemson Extension Service schedules two free training classes at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. on Thursday March 26 in the 4-H building on Williamsburg Street for those seeking a private applicator license to buy and use restricted chemicals. The license costs four dollars. one class suffices for certification. Contact the extension office at the Aiken County Courthouse annex on Park Avenue with questions.
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Clemson Extension Service
Williamsburg
Aiken County
Park Avenue
Public Hearing on Zoning Lines in Area 1 Set
A public hearing on attendance lines between Area 1 schools and the Silver Bluff Zone is scheduled tomorrow night at 7 at Kennedy Middle School in Aiken. An Administrative Area 1 Advisory Council meeting follows at 7 30. Area 1 includes Aiken schools.
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Area 1
Silver Bluff
Ken
Nedy
Aiken
Dress Seminar At TEC On Fashionably Inexpensive Styles
Aiken Technical College hosts a TLC drop in for women returning to work or school. The Dress Seminar titled How to Dress Fashionably but Very Inexpensively starts at 9:30 a.m. with an orientation at 9 a.m. Louise Edwards presents coordinated work and pleasure outfits and money saving shopping tips. A local store donates a gift certificate as a door prize.
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Aiken Technical College
TLC
Louise Edwards
Thefts and Vandalism Reported in Aiken Area
An AM FM radio valued at 125 was stolen from a 1977 Chrysler owned by John Baker at 424 Barnwell Ave. Jewelry worth 3150 was taken from Greta Boot at 618 Yates Street between March 9 and March 24. A wire wheel cover was removed from a Cutlass Supreme at Timmerman Oldsmobile on Richland Avenue, with two additional wheel covers damaged.
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Chrysler
John Baker
Barnwell Ave
Aiken Department of Public Safety
Greta Boot
Yates Street
Timmerman Oldsmobile
Richland Avenue
Area 2 Meeting Is Rescheduled
Langley reports the Administrative Area 2 Advisory Council meeting set for tonight will be held on Thursday April 2.
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Langley
Administrative Area 2 Advisory Council
Springs Part Of Grant To Ephraim Franklin In 1791
Springs were included in an original 1791 land grant to Ephraim Franklin. The note records the historic ownership and geographic reference to the spring as part of the grant.
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Grant
Coker Springs
Ephraim Franklin
Council Faces Criticism Over Trash Disposal Bids
Lexington officials hear Ammick Equipment Company question why Anderson County system is preferred and why other counties were not asked to bid. Council debates CETA funding and passes third readings for hospital bonds and a county building project.
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Sanko
Dempster
Anderson County
Bill Ammick
Hill
Ammick
Lexington
Anderson
Crick
Carrol Warner
Harvey Ergle
Aiken County
Lower
Savannah
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Annie $. McGahee
Mrs. Meter Turner
Jackson
Meter Turner
Warrenton
Robert L. Hughes
Edgefield
Robert Lee Hughes
Jeeter St
Edgefield First Baptist Church
James G. Revels Jr
Gene Daggerhart
East View Cemetery
Hughes
Lexington County
Concredia Lodge 50
First Baptist Church
Roxie Geiger Hughes
Robert L. Hughes Jr
Seneca
Jessie Durant Hughes
Vera Daggerhart
Lorene Hughes
Leesville
James H. Kitchings
James Hollice Kitchings
Piney Heights
Langley Church of God
A.G. Thompson
N.M. Murphy
Sunset Memory Gardens
Kitchings
Statesboro
Carpenters
Mamie Deal Kitchings
D.J. Palermo
Beech Island
Donald Benson
Arnold Towles
Bloomingdale
E.L
Bland
Pembroke
Gene Benson
Judge Palmer
Wayne Murphy
Carlton Ashley
Delma Black
Paul Williams
Joe Gray Jr
Lake Butler
Fla
Warrenville
Union County
Archer Funeral Home
Marcus Woods
Roy Yarbrough
Cedar Creek
Baker County
Gray
Arca Corp
Congregational Holiness Church
Mary Gray
Martha Gloseclose
Cocoa Beach
Carol Grantham
Gayle Bielling
Providence
Monroe Gray
McClenny
Joe Gray III
Glen
Charles R. Wulbern
Charleston
John R. Duane
North Augusta
Stuhr
Gene Beck
Holy Cross Cemetery
Wulbern
Wulbern-Koval Co
Joseph Koval
Frank B. Carpenter
Ralph Haltiwanger
Percy Miley
Malcolm C. Hoar
Richmond County
Hoar
Holden
Maine
Helen Hoar
Eric Hoar
Michael Hoar
Toni Hoar
Pam Batchelor
Idaho
Ralph Hoar
Danielson
Conn
Marvin Hoar
Bath
Medical College of Georgia
William L. Burts
Clemmons
Billie B. Haselden
Gray Funeral Chapel
Russel Dean
Dale Brunson
Pinelawn Memory Gardens
Laurens County
Thomas Hunter
Julia Latimer Burts
Burts
Whitten Center
Connie Craddock Butts
Connie B. Watford
Florence
Barbara B. Pitts
Lois B. Mobley
Mary B. Bolt
Sara B. Powers
Laurens
Nell B. Flanagan
Maitland
Gray Funeral Home
Ade
National Weather Service
NOAA
U.S. Dept. of Commerce
West
Eastern
Gulf
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Plains
Gloria Gilchrist
East Aiken Elementary
TEC
Zenith
Don Fitzpatrick
Lancaster ST
Council
Jarman
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