Deaths and Funerals Grid for Beech Island Area
Obituaries list Ellie Culbreath Culbreath of Beech Island died May 11 2005 at University Hospital. Services May 17 at Spring Grove Baptist Church with interment in church cemetery. Survivors include daughter Dorothy Ingram and granddaughter Traci Ingram, plus siblings and relatives. Also notes Harvey Ergle of Nashville died May 15 2005, and Edward Pendleton Sr. services set for Our Lady of the Valley Catholic Church. Includes multiple funeral notices and call details for local families.
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Beech Island
Ellie L. Cook Culbreath
Edisto Ave
University Hospital
Spring Grove Baptist Church
Delbert Nero
Church
Culbreath
Aiken County
Spring Grove
Philadelphia
Canaan Baptist Church
Dorothy Ingram
Traci
Idy) Ingram $Ylla
Japan
Minnie
Cleveland) White
Rose
Lewis) Demby
Eddie
Shirley) Cook
North Augusta
Viola K. Smith
Aiken
Ellie Bussey
G.L. Brighthorp & Sons Mortuary
West Ave
Edward Pendleton Sr
Our Lady of the Valleyatholic Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
de Sf Fishcher
U.S. Highway
Glen
Edward J. Pendleton Sr
Our Lady of the Valley Catholic Church
Ellie Culbreath
Maurice Catarcio Dies at 76 After Prolonged Cancer Battle
Maurice Catarcio, a famed wrestler and weightlifter known for public strength feats, died of cancer at 76. The Lower Township priest said the funeral will be in the parish, with Catarcio having gained fame from stunts like towing a boat and dragging a bus, and he appeared on The Late Show with David Letterman. He wrestled as The Matador from 1957 to 1960 and later became a longtime Republican figure in southern New Jersey.
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Middle Township
N.J. P
Maurice Catarcio
Lower Township
Catarcio
New York City
David Letterman
Ng Wrestling Federation
Republican
Southen
New Jersey
GOP
Jimmy Martin, Bluegrass Icon, Dies at 77 in Nashville
Jimmy Martin, a pioneering bluegrass singer and guitarist who performed with the Blue Grass Boys and formed the Sunny Mountain Boys, died Saturday in Nashville at age 77 after a cancer diagnosis. He recorded for Decca for 18 years and helped create standards like Rock Hearts and The Sunny Side of the Mountain. He was inducted into the IBMA Hall of Honor in 1995 and this life was the subject of the 2003 documentary King of Bluegrass.
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Jimmy Martin
Nashville, Tenn
Blue Grass Boys
Martin
Decca Records
Aiken Standard Obituary Notice Guidelines
The Aiken Standard lists obituary notices with up to 16 lines free the first time and additional lines for a fee. Funeral homes submit details by 7 p.m. daily and may assist with edits and charges. For more information call 648 2311.
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The
Aiken Standard
SC CDV dismissals analyzed as 36 percent of serious cases dropped
A Columbia analysis shows more than a third of aggravated criminal domestic violence cases and many third offenses were dismissed from July 2001 to April 1, 2005. The State notes 49 percent of about 11,000 cases were dismissed or reduced, despite a no drop order by Attorney General Condon.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Charlie Condon
Office of Court Administration
Laura Hudson
South Carolina Victim Assistance Network
Henry McMaster
Condon
Spartanburg
Cherokee Counties
Trey Gowdy
CDV
Darlington
Dillon
Chesterfield
Marlboro
Richland
Kershaw
McMaster
Gowdy
Upstate
Marion Lindsey
Barbara Morgan
Aiken
Barnwell
Bamberg
Morgan
Lawmakers question lobbyist use by Greenville official
Upstate prosecutor Bob Ariai faced criticism for spending over 50 thousand dollars of Greenville County bond forfeiture funds since 2003 to hire a Columbia lobbyist, Warren Tompkins, to advance a retirement benefits bill for judges and prosecutors. Proponents argued limits on lobbying. critics called it inappropriate and potentially self serving.
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Greenville
Upstate
Bob Ariai
Greenville County
Columbia
Warren Tompkins
Amiai
Tompkins
Graham Tew
Tew
Ariail
Verne Smith
R-Greer
Smith
Aman
Florence hosts meth conference amid rising labs in South Carolina
Florence South Carolina officials plan a conference at Francis Marion University on meth use and dangers. The event highlights increasing meth labs since 2001 and cites DEA data and local police input on signs of labs and the health and safety risks posed by meth production.
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Florence
South Carolina
Palmetto State
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration
John Calhoun
Circle Park Behavioral Health Services
Florence County Coalition For Alcohol and Other Drug
Francis Marion University
Florence Community Coalition For
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Harvey L. Ergle
Nashville
Tenn
Arvey L. Ergle
Belovedusband
Harriett
Sue” Ergle
Napier Funeral Home
Am Street
Graniteville
Annie J. Burke
Blanchard’s Grove Baptist Church
Hobbsville
Barbara B. Thomas
St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church
Hayward Wetzel Hileman
Chapel of Shellhouse
Rivers
Johnnie H. Nunn
Perry Cemetery
Lawrence Savoy
Elliott Sons Funeral
Lumpkin Road
Augusta
William Faulkner
John Steinbeck
Lancaster
G. Gary Kirchner
Lancaster County
Egolf
Michael Hooker
Corn Belt
Kentucky
U.S
Paris
Kornwolf
Circus Strongman
Tristan Egolf
Lancaster, Pa
OF Funeral Home
Pine Log Road
S.C
Context
Marina Claire Drazba
Nicaragua
College of Charleston
Drazba
John Simpkins
Furman University
Simpkins
Arian
Cathy Hazelwood
State Ethics Commission
House
Jim McGee
R-Florence
Monica Hanna
Circle Park
Carlos Raines
Raines
Calhoun
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