08 May 2006
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 08, 2006
Page
1
Penelope Bodry-Sanders recounts Carl Akeley, a pioneering naturalist sculptor and taxidermist, tracing his bold expeditions to Africa, his development of museum dioramas, and his enduring influence on conservation and scientific displays. The biography outlines his famous expeditions, interactions with explorers, and the enduring enigma of his passionate pursuit.
Obituary notice featuring Dewitt Townsend Barton en Martha Irene Benson Cobain Mina Margaret Loving Ellison Kirby Alen Melva Jean Harrison and neighbors. Provides funeral details and publication sections for classified ads Comics Dear Abby Horoscope and movie listings.
A local signage dispute centers on Powderhouse versus Powder House Road. History ties Powder House to powder storage for defense, while Caroline Miles of the Aiken County Historical Museum argues Powderhouse Road should be one word, reflecting her research and old spellings.
In Aiken, readers weigh Powderhouse versus Powder House with input from Aiken County Historical Society President Allen Riddick and local historian Rosamond McDuttie. Both favor Powder House two words, citing origin. Page 7A.
Local supporters of the American Cancer Society joined the Paws for Cancer dog walk at the H Odell Weeks Activities Center raising about 4000 for Relay For Life. Veterinarian Holly Woltz organized the event drawing about 62 participants from previous years including Helen Rucker with her bichon frises Middy and Gracie.
SC nursing homes risk being stranded in a major hurricane as phone and internet outages could cripple communications and evacuations. Researchers warn of insufficient plans and supplies, with several facilities sharing the same evacuation contractor. The State reports shows 31 homes in seven coastal counties relying on Sunway Charter and Tours for most evacuations.
A self proclaimed military brat John Glenn recalls a blessed turning point after a life of education and travel ended in crime. He faced 35 years for murder while co defendants received the death penalty. He credits Soteria World Outreach Ministries for his turnaround.
Glenn praised his way out of prison and urged others to keep faith. He spoke at Christian Heritage Church in Graniteville on Sunday, among several former inmates sharing their stories during the faith section.
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