Deaths and Funerals in South Carolina and Nearby Areas
Multiple obituaries note deaths of Roy H. Clary 71 of Newberry County and George William Brodie 52 of Florence, with service details, survivors, and burial plans. Clary was a former acl ing salesman. Brodie was former Carolina Coliseum security chief and a Gulf War era adviser. Additional notices include memorials for Hightower and survivor lists, with services at Rosemont Cemetery and Magnolia Cemetery and family visitation details.
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Newberry
Roy H. Clary
Alice L. Hulsebus
North Augusta
Clary
Rosemont Cemetery
Newberry County
Noel Clary
Alexandria
William B. Clary
U.S. Marines
Norfolk
Helen Epting
Columbia
Lydie Bergen
Cornelia Burr
Gathersburg
Bennett Clary
Denmark
Whitaker Funeral Home
Lolumbia
George William Brodie
Beverly Belk
Aiken
Brodie
Dunbar Funeral Home
Gervais Street Chapel
Robert F. Gabriel
J. Gary Aitken
Magnolia Cemetery
Hartsville
Florence
Carolina Coliseum
American Heritage Life Insurance Co
North Trenholm Baptist Church
Mollie Veselak Brodie
George O
Andy) Brodie
Chattanooga
Tenn
Arthur A. Brodie
Wilmington
N.C
Nancy Simmons
Fairfax
Howell ‘Trapp
Jerry Lee
Jim Mullery
Jack Nunn
Deaths Elsewhere Catherine Clark 79 Former Brownberry Ovens Founder
Catherine Clark died Friday in San Francisco at 79. She founded Brownberry Ovens in 1946 in Oconomowoc Wisconsin with two assistants, later expanding to two Midwest plants and over 16 million dollars in yearly sales. Peavey Co. of Minneapolis bought the company in 1973.
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Catherine Clark
Brownberry Ovens
San Franscsco
Sunny and Warm Tomorrow Across Regions
A mostly sunny day ahead with highs in the mid to upper 80s and lows in the 60s. Three day forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions and warm afternoons with gradual cooling into Saturday. Regional summaries note highs in the lower 80s to upper 80s and lows around 60.
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Mountains
Midlands
N C Publisher Dies At Age 81
Raleigh based publisher Frank Arthur Daniels, longtime leader of The News and Observer Publishing Co, died at 81 from congestive heart failure. He joined the plant in 1927 rising to treasurer, general manager, president, publisher, and chair. The News and Observer acquired The Raleigh Times in 1965. He served on the AP board 1964-1968. his son Frank Daniels Jr. leads the company.
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Raleigh, N.C
Frank Arthur Daniels
Bearch
Raleigh
Daniels
News and Observer Publishing Co
News and Observer
The
News and Ob
Raleigh Times
Associated Press
Frank Daniels Jr
Timber Fire Contained in Colleton County
A week end timber fire in Colleton County was contained after scorching about 3,500 acres. Assistant District Forester Joel Felder said the blaze, likely started Saturday, remains under close watch by state and private crews. No homes were threatened and one firefighter suffered minor facial burns. Felder warned of high fire danger and noted forecasts show no imminent rain.
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Charleston
Colleton County
Joel Felder
Colleton
Felder
County Council Shifts Budget Reading to Next Week
The Aiken County Council will delay the first reading of the 1986-87 budget and hold a revenue work session next Tuesday at 7 p.m. in council chambers. Public hearings tonight address speed limits on Road C51 and Road C-2095, Accommodations Tax duties, and a new legal investigator position in the public defender's office.
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County Council
Aiken
W. Scott Barnes
Barnes
Power House Road
Accommodations Tax Advisory Committee
Aiken County
Public Defender's Office
General Fund
Emergency Services Department
Aiken County Public Service Authority
State Agency Tackles Insurance Crisis in South Carolina
SCDI chief John W. Richards outlined the crisis at Aiken's Wakin and described actions to curb unfair insurer practices. He noted 600 company invitations to partner, 125 responses, and a new emergency rule banning mid term policy cancellations while requiring 30 day renewal notices and full policy terms. The rule became law in January with support from the General Assembly. Richards was introduced by Patrick Cunning at TJ's Restaurant in the Ramadann.
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S. C
SCDI
Richards
S.C. General Assembly
Greater Aiken
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George W. Brodie
Fred Hightower
Torrea Hightower
Summer Grove Baptist Church
White Pond
Jessamine Memorial Gardens
Hightower
Horry St
Bobbie Sapp
Greenwood St
Cheatham-Brightharp Mortuary
George
Travelers
Les
Asheville
Jacksonville
Howers
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Midwest
New Mexico
Texas
Augusta
Walton Way
Edgefield
Council
Richland Ave
Mary Anne Browder
Coward-Corley Seed Co., Inc
Ader
Carolina Enterprises
Batesburg, S.C
Aiken Standard
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