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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 26, 2008

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Aiken Standard Offices Closed for Memorial Day

The Aiken Standard business offices will be closed Monday May 26 in observance of Memorial Day. The customer service office will reopen May 29 at 9:30 a.m. Tara Moody an AEC member owner attended the co op annual meeting where many turned up and won.

Aiken Standard Aiken Tara Moody AEC Co-Op

Deaths and Funerals notices listed for several individuals

Myrtle Johnson of Graniteville, Lois Grubbs of Gloverville, Bobbie J. Rogers of Warrenville, Shirley D. Sexton of Aiken, Beatrice D. McGhee Williams of Atlanta, Ga are named in a 6A death notices column listing their obituaries and funeral details.

Myrtle Johnson Graniteville Lois Grubbs Glovervile Bobbie J. Rogers Warrervile Shirley D. Sexton Aiken Beatrice D McGhee Wiliams Atlanta, Ga

In Honor of an American Soldier Unknown to God

The text reflects on the sacrifice of American soldiers and the solemn duty to remember those who died in service. It contrasts patriotic ideals with the grim realities of battle and reverence for the fallen who remain unknown to the living.

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Dog tags reveal WWII hero brother after 64 years

Opal Wright of Aiken receives a framed set of Army dog tags that belonged to her brother, Sgt. Oscar Mayo Mullins, who died in the Battle of the Ardennes during World War II. Mullins, 26, reportedly destroyed or disabled nearly a dozen German tanks before his tank exploded. his remains were never recovered.

Postal Service Opal Wright Aiken's College Actes Oscar Mayo Mullins Mullins Ardennes Adolf Hitler America Belgium Hitler Army Wright Oscar Ira Oscar Mulins

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