Clay B. Jones obituary notices in Aiken
Clay B. Jones, 69, beloved husband of Donna C. Jones, died May 27, 2018, at Diversity Hospital in Augusta, Georgia. The family announced funeral arrangements through Shellhouse Rivers at Home, Augusta. An online guestbook was available for condolences.
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Clay B. Jones
Aiken
Donna C. Jones
Diversity Hospital
Augusta
Shellhouse Rivers
East Pine Log
Amar “F Theore
Carl Simmons
Sandra Simmons
Versity Hospital
Jackson
Brooks Funeral Home
Fairfield Dt
Charles Beason Sr. Aiken veteran and community leader dies
Charles Crockett Beason Sr., 86, of Aiken South Carolina and a D Day combat medic veteran of the 29th Infantry Division, died after a short illness at his niece’s home in Beeryton Kansas. He served at Fort Benning and landed at Utah Beach on D Day. He was honored with the French Medal of Honor Bronze Stars and other awards. He retired from the Aiken County Sheriff’s Department and held leadership roles in the Jamil Shrine Temple and Aiken Masonic Lodge. Surviving are grandchildren, great grandchildren, and extended family. Funeral services will be held May 22, 2018 at Shiloh Baptist Church with burial at Aiken Memorial Gardens. The family will receive friends prior to services.
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Aiken
Charles Crockett
Charlie Beason
Leda E. Beason
Tle
South Carolina
Beeryton
Kansas
Mr. Beason
Harriman
James Charlie
Hattie Louilla Raymond Beason
Davy Crockett
Beason
United States Army
Fort McPherson
Georgia
Fort Benning
Ath
Benson
Utah Beach
Normandy
France
Ladd
Aileen County
George Funeral Home
Center Free Department
Aiken County Sheriff's Department
Beason Nay
Juvenile Charged in Armed Robbery and Attempted Murder
A 16-year-old male was charged with armed robbery and attempted murder after a confrontation in a church parking lot on Dry Branch Road in Aiken. The 17-year-old victim from New Ellenton reported the gun was pulled, cash taken, and the gun discharged with a click before the assailant fled. Authorities and New Ellenton Police arrested the juvenile, who is in Department of Juvenile Justice custody in Columbia awaiting a hearing.
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Dry Branch Road
Aiken
New Ellenton
Mately
Sheriff's Office
Civil Rights Veterans story of Sgt Isaac Woodard’s beating
Historians highlight the 1946 assault on African American WWII veteran Sgt Isaac Woodard by Batesburg South Carolina police chief Lynwood Shull. The brutal incident spurred early civil rights activism and helped shape postwar push to end segregation. Supporters seek a Batesburg-Leesville historical marker with a Braille inscription honoring Woodard’s legacy and role in civil rights progress.
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Columbia
Greyhounds
South Carolina
Isaac Woodard
Harry Truman
U.S
Woodard
Lynwood Shull
Batesburg
NAACF
Keith Truman
Shully
Gully
Associated Press
Bronx
New York
Batesburg-Leesville
Army
Don North
Carealton
Georgia
North
Sgt
Marine Sgr Ed Fizerga
D.C
Top U S sniffer dog wins in national competition
Hemi the Chocolate Labrador from Stockton University shines in the Detector Dog event hosted by the United States Police Canine Association. Ina the Belgian Malinois from Passaic County Sheriff edges rivals in a separate category. More than 100 dogs from multiple states plus FBI and CIA units competed in a high stakes test of explosive odor detection.
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Galloway
Passaic Court
United States Police Canine Association
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Iowa
North Carolina
South Carolina
Missouri
Maryland
Virginia
Florida
Tennessee
Washington, D.C
FBI
CIA
Mexico
Fiscalla
National Prosecutor's Office
Tracy Stuart
Hemn
Stockton
Heent
Stockton University Police Department
Hemi
N.J
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