Deaths and Funerals Aiken SC Jason Ranson 41
Jason Warner Ranson 41 of Aiken died May 10 2015 at his residence He was a Shaw Industries employee and LDS Church member Survived by his parents a daughter Marley three sons Cole Mason sisters and brothers Services Friday at 10 am at the LDS Church 358 East Pine Log Rd Aiken Interment Bethany Cemetery Pallbearers named Funeral home Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home Davis Funeral Home announced arrangements for Robert Minick in Batesburg May 12 2015
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Jason Warner Ranson
Aiken County
Jason
Clifford
Alice Johnson Ranson
South Aiken High School
Shaw Industries
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
North Augusta
Marley W. Ranson
Cole W. Ranson
Mason J. Ranson
Audrey Waldrop
Mark
Newberry
Kippen Wilhoit
David
Holley Howell
James
Blackstock
Jared W. Ranson
Wendel C. Ranson
Lauren
Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home
East Pine Log Rd
Neal Askew
Bethany
Robert Bowen
James Howell
David Wilhoit
Jared Ranson
Wendel Ranson
Mark Waldrop
Shellhouse — Rivers Funeral Home
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Pine Log RD
Shellhouseriversfuneralhome
Batesburg
Robert Minick
Lockett Rd
Davis Funeral Home, Inc
Funeral services for Mrs. Lutricha Roberts Jefferson
Funeral services for Mrs. Lutricha Roberts Jefferson of Hidden Springs Drive will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday May 14 2015 at St. John Baptist Church with Rev. Dr. Curtis Blocker and Rev. Willie Harmon officiating. Interment follows in the church cemetery. Friends may call at the residence or after 1 p.m. today at G. L. Brighthorp & Sons Mortuary 614 West Avenue North Augusta SC.
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North Augusta
Mary Ellenberg Usry 86 Bath widow of Tut Usry dies
Mary Ellenberg Usry 86 longtime Bath resident and Bath Mill retiree passed peacefully May 11 2015 with son Brent at her side. Born in Aiken County she was the daughter of A R Ellenberg and Pearl Lowe Ellenberg. Graveside service May 14 2015 at 11 at Sunset Memorial Gardens Graniteville officiated by grandson Jason Usry. Memorials to Bath First Baptist Church Solomon's Project. Visitation May 13 2015 from 6 to 8 at Hatcher Funeral Home Langley.
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Bath
Mary Ellenberg Usry
T.C. “Tut” Usry
Brent Usry
Aiken County
A.R
Pearl Lowe Ellenberg
Bath Mill
Bath First Baptist Church
Sharon Usry
Graniteville
Mildred Roberts
Aiken
Virginia Beard
Jason Matthew Usry
Charleston
Caleb Joseph Usry
Chicago
Clara
Nell Lowe
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Hatcher Funeral Home & Cremation Service
Langley
HatcherFuneral-Home
Funeral services announced for multiple individuals
Funeral schedules listed for May 14 to May 16. Mimie D Percival's service at Shellhouse Funeral Home chapel at 1 a.m. Latricia Jefferson's service at St John Baptist Church at 11 a.m. Mary Ellenberg Usry's service at Sunset Memorial Gardens Graniteville at 11 a.m. Jason Warner Rawson's service at Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints at 10 a.m. Alan Lyle Corey Ill's service at Whitney Polo Pavilion in the afternoon.
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Latricia Jefferson
St. John Baptist Church
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Whitney Polo Pavilion
Historian Peter Gay Dies at 91 in New York
Peter Gay, renowned historian of Enlightenment and Freud biographer, died at his Manhattan home at age 91 from old age. German-born author of more than 25 books, he chronicled Western thought, Weimar culture, Mozart and 20th century cinema, often applying Freudian analysis to history. He studied psychoanalytic training and urged historical scholarship to use Freudian methods.
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Western New England Institute For Psychoanalysis
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Former Aiken investigator charged with mailbox explosion
James Crowell 42 of North Augusta, a former Aiken narcotics investigator, was charged with malicious injury to property after allegedly detonating fireworks to blow up a resident's mailbox on Bridle Path Road. Neighbors provided surveillance. Crowell admitted the act during a police interview.
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Graham returns to South Carolina Statehouse to rally support
U S Sen Lindsey Graham revisits his 1993 South Carolina House roots during a Statehouse visit to press for his presidential bid. He spoke to lawmakers staff and others about security foreign policy and possible domestic reform while recalling a GOP surge that changed the state's political landscape.
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South Carolina Senate veto stalls $237 million borrowing plan
The South Carolina Senate killed a $237 million borrowing package on a technicality, ruling the bonding portion insufficiently related to the spending bill. Eleven days remain in session as the plan to borrow $15 million for National Guard armories and fund 33 colleges faced uncertain fate. The Finance Committee later revived it as a stand-alone measure, but passage remains unlikely this year.
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Senate advances small ethics reform package in SC
In Columbia, the Senate Judiciary Committee sent modified ethics bills to the floor, splitting a larger reform measure and omitting a push for an independent ethics panel and donor disclosure limits. The package tightens income disclosures and allows larger campaign contributions. A separate roads debate centers on tax changes to fund upgrading Malfunction Junction with anticipated costs over 500 million dollars.
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