Deaths and Funerals for Ernest James Jackson and Turno Turno
Ernest James Jackson 85 of Rt. 2 Trenton died at home after a long illness. Funeral 4:30 pm Wednesday at Phillips Baptist Church with Rev. J.T. Littlejohn and Rev. John Arthur. burial in church cemetery. Survived by wife, daughter Ella Mae Willing, sons Lewis and Charlie, sister and brother. Also notes Turno Turno, retired Allied supervisor and WWI veteran, died. survived by widow Helene Turno, son Donald H. Turno, two sisters and nine grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
Ernest James Jackson
Rt. 2
Trenton
Phillips Baptist Church
J.T. Littlejohn
John Arthur
Church
Aiken County
Darling
Florilla Sanders Jackson
Jackson
Ella Mae Willing
Lewis Jackson
Aiken
Charlie Jackson
J.H. Randall
Dosier Jackson
Bradenton, Fla
Henry
Anna Zimmerman Turnet
Turne
Allied Corp
Helene C. Sussieck Turno
Donald H. Turno
Irene Turno
East Orange
N.J
Carolyn Lindemann
Teaneck
N. J
Bryant Rites Set For Leesville Man At Church of God
Thomas Mon roe Bryant 70 of Rt. 1 Leesville died after an extended illness. Funeral 4 p.m. tomorrow at Bates bury Church of God with Rev. Frank Watts and Rev. Gene Beck officiating. Burial in East View Cemetery Edgefield. Survived by wife Dessieree Banks Bryant two sons Thomas M. Bryant Jr. Edgefield Curtis E. Bryant Leesville three daughters J B Rodgers Clarence Williams Leonard Timmerman all Edgefield one step son Wyman Banks Leesville one sister Estelle Burnett Johnston and one brother Herbert Bryant Laurens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leesville
Thomas Monroe Bryant
Rt. 1
Batesbury Church
J.B. Rodgers
Clarence Williams
Leonard Timmerman
Edgefield
Wyman Banks
Estelle Burnett
Johnston
Herbert Bryant
Laurens
Death Notice for Herbert C. Turno of Aiken
Herbert C. Turno of 415 Palm Dr SE Aiken died yesterday at the Augusta VA Hospital after illness. Services set for tomorrow at 11 a.m. at George Funeral Home chapel with Rev John B. McCullough officiating. Burial in Aiken Memorial Park. A native of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert C. Turno
Palm
S.E., Aiken
Augusta VA
George Funeral Home Chapel
John B. McCullough
Aiken Memorial Park
New York City
Aiken Standard History and Home Delivery Rates
The Aiken Standard founded 1867 publishes weekday issues with AP dispatches. Address and pricing details include mail and carrier rates and a note on corrected ads in the next issue.
Funeral services set for Emmett R. Baughman in Aiken
Emmett R. Baughman 63 of 1409 Redd Street Aiken dies after illness. Services at Bethel Baptist Church with Rev. Carl Hayes and Rev. Grady Vance, burial at Rocky Springs Cemetery. Survived by wife Annie H Baughman three daughters one step daughter one adopted daughter one son and an adopted son plus siblings and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett R. Baughman
Redd St
Aiken
Aiken County Hospital
Bethel Baptist Church
Carl Hayes
Grady Vance
Rocky Springs Baptist Church
Lloyd Herron
Zack Fulmer
Sherman Baughman
Bennie Lee Hall
Keith Hall
Norman Baughman
Baughman
John and
Lula Hallman Baughman
Annie H. Baughman
Marvin Hancock
John LaBante
Terry Jones
Karate Instructor Guilty of Housebreaking in Aiken
Augusta karate instructor David Lewis, age 24, was found guilty of housebreaking in Aiken County Criminal Court and sentenced to five years in prison. Jury verdict delivered at 11 a.m. after a trial that began yesterday afternoon. State witnesses Ed wards of the Aiken police and Stapleton of the Highway Patrol testified they caught Lewis leaving the back door of the Aiken Piggly Wiggly around 12 30 a.m. March 22. Nothing reported missing from the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
David Lewis
Aiken County
C. L. Edwards
The
Aiken Police
John Stapleton
S.C. Highway Patrol
Lewis
Aiken Piggly Wiggly
Verenes to Address North Augusta Chamber Meeting
Stathy J. Verenes of the South Carolina State Development Board will speak at a 7 30 a m breakfast meeting of the Greater North Augusta Chamber of Commerce at S S Cafeteria North Augusta Plaza. He will outline the board functions and assistance to Palmetto communities and the chamber will work with him on an industrial survey of the Greater North Augusta area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Augusta
SRP Worker Dies After Injury At Plant
Alonzo M. Harley, 53, of Islandton, died at University Hospital in Augusta from injuries suffered May 2 at a Savannah River Plant coal handling facility. He was caught between a coal car and a front end loader while performing routine duties. Harley, a DuPont Co. employee since 1951, was a Colleton County native and World War II veteran, husband of Sallie Jones Harley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo M. Harley
Islandton
University Hospital
Augusta
Savannah River
Harley
DuPont Co
Colleton County
Sallie Jones Harley
U S Mines Haiphong Ports and Bombards North Vietnam
The largest U S air and naval task force in Vietnam began mining Haiphong entrances and targeting railroads and highways in North Vietnam. One North Vietnamese MIG was shot down, the seventh in four days. Initial blockade phases, announced by President Nixon, are considered successfully accomplished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
Haiphong
North Vietnam
Holland Refuses Kaiser Extradition Request
On January 23 1920 Holland refused to surrender the Kaiser who had sought asylum there in 1918 keeping him from facing trial for war crimes in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Kaiser
Men Attempt Cashing Bad Check Flee in Car
North Augusta police say two white males fled a Winn-Dixie after trying to cash a 160 dollar bad check. One suspect described as short with black hair wore a red sweatshirt. Police also report a separate break in at Bobby Tinsley’s home on Columbus Avenue with damage to a radio, four cue sticks and a chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Augusta
Georgia
Winn-Dixie
Walter Newman
Newman
Bobby Tinsley
Columbus Ave
City council outlines radio upgrade and field renaming
The council approved public safety radios to the public works department with a $12,000 total cost, $5,000 on hand, and financing the rest. Motorola 110 watt four frequency radios on sale for $446 each. The new Citizens Field at the old Aiken Airport will be renamed to honor community involvement, with fencing and facilities funded to a $100,000 value and mid June completion. Local residents protested Hope lands parking plans, urging relocation to Whiskey Road, as officials promised to study Marvin’s plan and reconvene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Works Department
Windham
Motorola
Public Works
Aiken
Citizens Field
Weeks
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Dupree
Sandhurst Places
Hopelands
Glenn Burney
Robert Marvin
Whiskey Road
Iselin
Marvin
Clark Assumes Mark I Theatre Duties in Aiken
Jim Clark district supervisor of Winyah Bay Theatres has temporarily taken charge of the Mark I Theatre in Aiken until a new manager is hired. He will begin his duties immediately continuing until the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Clark
Winyah Bay Theatres
Mark I
Aiken
Clark
Editor Calls Journalism the Second Oldest Profession
The State editor Charles Wickenburg told the Rotary Club of Aiken that journalism is the second oldest profession because someone had to pass the word. He traced the Fourth Estate in history, citing the American Revolution and Jefferson, and warned that dictators value the free press as a jugular vein of a free society. He noted the editor's demanding task and said criticism helps the press improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wickenburg
Columbia
Rotary Club of
Aiken
Wickenburg
Thomas Jefferson
Crosland Park Apartments On Zoning Agenda Tonight
Aiken Planning and Zoning Commission meets at 8 p.m. in City Council Chambers to consider rezoning Crosland Park land from RIA to R2A for Carleton Apartments by developer Clifford L. Boyd. Also on the docket are Huckleberry farms phase three, subdivision rules updates, a TEC temporary facility request at First Presbyterian Church, and a Girl Scouts temporary office on Dupree Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosland Park
Aiken
Carleton Apartments
Commission
Huckleberry Farms
Town Creek Road
Aiken Tec
First Presbyterian Church
Laurens St
Park Avenue
Girl Scouts of America
Dupree Place
Cuts Could Trigger National Dock Strike
A national dock strike looms after a Pay Board order cuts 15 cents an hour from raises won by 50 000 East and Gulf Coast longshoremen. The board limited straight pay to 55 cents, while fringe benefits remain, prompting warning with leaders of ILWU and ILA silent on response. The ruling lowers the straight pay raise from 15 to 12 percent, with total package still under discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gulf Coast
Thomas W
Teddy’’ Gleason
Afl-Cio International Longshoremen’s Association
West Coast
Harry Bridges
Independent
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
Bridges
Gleason
East
George H. Boldt
East-Gulf
Boldt
Nixon Supported As to Confrontation With Russia
The article quotes Dorn predicting a future confrontation with Russia over new measures, arguing the U.S. sea power allows quick access to the area and advocating standing up to aggression. General Mark Clark supports Nixon’s steps but urges broader action, noting the blockade will pressure North Vietnam and referencing past strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Dorn
U.S
South Vietnam
Mediterranean
West Germany
Panama Canal
Nixon
Johnson
Com
Aiken County Board of Education Meeting Tonight
Community calendar lists several 7:30 p.m. meetings including the Aiken County Board of Education at the education center and the Association of Retired Federal Employees at Crosland Park Senior Citizens Clubhouse. The Aiken Tennis Association convenes in the civic auditorium followed by the Woodmen of the World at the WOW Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosland Park
Senior Citizens
Aiken Chess Club
Knights of Columbus
Spaulding Drive
Joe Wheeler
First Baptist Church
Aiken County Board of Education
Association of Retired Federal Employees
Aiken Tennis Association
Civic Auditorium
Woodmen of the World
W.O.W. Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ernest J. Jackson
Thomas M. Bryant
Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
Emmet R. Baughman
Stathy Verenes
N.A. Chamber
Raymond Mizell
Vocational Rehabilitation Department
W. H. Winans
South Carolina
Mentally Retarded Association
Frank Harling
Graniteville Company
SRP
Noaa US Dept of Comune
Plains
Texas
New England
Mark Clark
Douglas MacArthur
Charleston
Gen. Clarke
North Korea
Panmunjon
Gen. Clark
Citadel
Russell’s
Beech Island
Morgan's
Dry Branch
Clark's
Kitchings Mill
Fermata
Fermata Club
Military School
U.S. Army
Mamaa
SCN
Ferdinand and
Isabella
Columbus
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