Farewell to Ola Hitt 103 veteran advocate of Aiken
Ola Hitt known as Miss Ola in Aiken died at 103, a longtime fixture and philanthropist revered as the Mother of Veterans. She opened her home to veterans for decades, guiding many from war years to new lives, and served as former president of the Aiken Historical Society. Her patriotism and community spirit left a lasting imprint on CSRA residents.
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Area Deaths Prompt Aiken Allendale Obituaries
Area obituaries list Ola Ruth Hitt in Aiken Susie Washington in Aiken Johnnie Jones Jr in Warrenville Marguerite Aumpson in Aiken and Mary Rountree Allen in Allendale reflecting local deaths and funeral notices. The notice compiles regional names and locations for service arrangements.
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Susie Washington
Aiken
Johnnie Jones Jr
Warrenville
Marguerite Aumpson
Mary Rountree-Allen
Allendale
Locals head abroad to aid trafficking victims
Juliette Hawkins and Andrea Stokes, both Ai en natives, will work overseas this summer to combat human trafficking. Hawkins departs for South Africa for three years as international Local author administrator for Justice ACTS In tackles humanternational. Stokes plans long term residence with 7 Sisters International, focusing on empowering communities against modern slavery. The article notes about 27 million victims globally, including 1.2 million children.
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South Africa
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Cape Town
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