Laura Gowdy Goodson Obituary in Aiken
Mrs Laura Gowdy Goodson of 259 Fairfield St N E died Saturday Funeral services set for Tuesday at Cumberland A M E Church with Rev R Hamilton Geter officiating Burial in Pine Lawn Memorial Gardens She is survived by husband Joseph two sisters Lillian Gowdy Jersey City NJ Jasmin Gowdy Westbury NY and brother Emory Gowdy Friends may call at home or Jackson Brooks Funeral Home
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Laura Gowdy Goodson
Fairfield St
N.E
Cumberland A.M.E
R. Hamilton Geter
Pine Lawn Memorial Gardens
Ailken
Cumberland A.M.E. Church
Joseph Goodson
Lillian Gowdy
Jersey City
N.J
Jamesanna Gowdy
Westbury
N Y
Emory Gowdy
Jackson-Brooks Funeral
Burns Funeral Conducted for Willie Frank Burns
Willie Frank Burns of Warrenville Howlandville died Saturday. Funeral services were held Sunday at Poseys Funeral Home Chapel Graniteville with Rev Olen Sizemore officiating Interment in Sunset Memory Gardens. He was a native of Richland County later living in Aiken County. Survivors include widow Lila Blackwell Burns mother Mrs John C Burns six sisters and five brothers. Pallbearers listed.
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Willie Frank Burns
Howlandville
Posey
Graniteville
Olen Sizemore
Sunset Memory Gardens
Langley
Burns
Richland County
Aiken County
Edith Williams
Alice Mack
Charlotte
N.C
Eunice Usher
Savannah
Louise Otts
Harlem
Lillie Bell
Salem
Virginia
Daisey Davis
E. L. Burns Sr
Sanford, Fla
O.M. Burns
Bunstene
Joseph C
Ernest Taylor
Harvey E. Kirkland
Wade Baggott
Ernest Proctor
Julian Proctor
James Wall
Aiken Standard Publication Notice and Contact Info
Section outlines standard publication details for the Aiken Standard dated 1867, including daily schedule except weekends, mailing address at 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina, ZIP 29801, P O Box 456, and postal and rights statements for AP and UPI content with correction policy.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
United Press International No Responsibility
Springfield Frog Jump Fete Crowds and Frog Class Shine
In Springfield the fourth Governor's Frog Jumping Contest drew about 3000 spectators. 75 entries included frogs from Springfield and other states, with George the home frog winning first and third places as Carl Brown, owner trainer, earned a trophy and ten dollars and a trip to Angel's Camp for May national competition. Trigger and Ralph placed second and third.
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Springfield
Michigan
George
Dean Swamp Pond
Carl Brown
Angel's Camp
South Carolina
Trigger
Gene Bennett
Ralph
Lyman Fogle
Columbia
Brantlee Price
Newberry
Sol Blatt
Barnwell
Blatt
Kelli Grant
George H. Grant
Aiken
Dickey Boyd
Bill Lowther
Livingston
Morris Hall
Salley
Henry Williams
Chapin
Earthquake Toll Is Set At 1 000 In Gediz Turkey
Fires burned as rains pelted Gediz after a weekend quake along the Anatolian Fault. Health officials said about 1 000 people were killed in Gediz and surrounding villages with 586 bodies found and 460 injured by Sunday night. Archeologists, troops and highway workers searched ruins as new tremors shook the area and mud hindered relief.
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Gediz
Turkey
Anatolian
Istanbul
Hayrettin Nakipoglu
Roads Scholars to Represent County Center in Plymouth Contest
The Aiken County Vocational Center selects Steve Taylor and Billy Carpenter as Roads Scholars for the 1970 Plymouth Troubleshooting Contest at Cope Vocational Center on March 31. They are joined by instructor Joseph A. Marshall with Burgess Motor Co. as sponsor.
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Aiken County Vocational Center
Roads
Cope Vocational Center
Cope
Steve Taylor
Graniteville High School
Billy Carpenter
Aiken’ High School
Joseph A. Marshall
Burgess Motor Co
Aiken
New Plymouth
Aiken Camera Club Plans Wednesday Meeting
The Aiken Camera Club will meet at 7 30 p m Wednesday at the Aiken Day School on Grace Avenue. The program will be photographing Birds and Animals, a PSA recorded lecture by Robert Leatherman. The public is invited to attend.
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Aiken Camera Club
Aiken Day School
Grace Avenue
Robert Leatherman
Exercise Boy Injured In Fall From Motorcycle
James Tully, 33, of Edgefield Avenue in Aiken, was injured Saturday night when he slid off the rear of a motorcycle on Pine Log Road. He suffered severe brain damage and was admitted in serious condition at University Hospital, Augusta. Details of the accident were not available from the State Highway Patrol.
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E. Barry Ryan
James Tully
Edgefield Avenue
Aiken
Pine Log Road
South Carolina
Time and money drive path to ultimate success
The saying emphasizes economy of time and cost as key factors in attaining peak achievement, suggesting disciplined resource use leads to greater outcomes.
Sick-Out Deepens Air Travel Disruption Across Regions
The six day PATCO sick-out cripples air travel with Easter delays in the Northeast and Midwest. Kennedy and Newark see sharp cuts as 300 to 500 of 7,000 departures are canceled. FAA warns of 30 day suspensions. PATCO disputes training, equipment, and workloads amid rising tensions and mediation calls.
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Washington
Midwest
PATCO
New York
Kennedy International
Air Transport Association of America
Federal Aviation Administration
Edward Williams
John A. Volpe
Nixon
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