Aiken WWII veteran Beason Sr. dies at 98 in Kansas
Charles Crockett Beason Sr. a U S Army medic with the 1st Infantry Division who landed on D Day and helped paratroopers regroup died May 24 in Kansas at age 98. A Tennessee native and descendant of Davy Crockett he served at Fort McPherson Fort Benning and in France earning the Legion of Honor and Bronze Stars.
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Highway Patrol warns of deadly days in 100 Deadliest Days
South Carolina Highway Patrol kicks off the 100 Deadliest Days of Summer as Memorial Day weekend brings heavy travel. Through May 20, 367 highway deaths statewide compared with 400 by this time in 2017, with seven deaths in Aiken County. AAA Carolinas urges safe driving to reduce distractions, drinking and speeding.
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Veterans honor wall at Ingram’s Barber Shop in New Ellenton
Ingram’s Barber Shop on Main Street displays a veteran wall honoring Rennie Yon born in Salley who served in the 82nd Airborne and later worked at the Savannah River Plant. Photos and military memorabilia cover 70 years of history including World War II era paratroopers and units, reflecting family stories from Yon and long marriage to Edna Ruth.
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