Deaths And Funerals for Joe Willing in Aiken
Funeral services will be held for Joe Willing of RFD 3 Aiken at 5 p.m. in George Funeral Home chapel with Rev. Daniel Johnston officiating. Burial in Aiken Memorial Park. Survivors include widow Mogene Powell Willing, daughter Elise Wyrick of Birmingham, five sons, three brothers, four sisters, and 11 grandchildren. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers named.
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Joe Willing
RFD
Aiken
Chapel of George Funeral Home
Daniel E. Johnston
Aiken Memorial Park
Mogene Powell Willing
R.F
Elise) Wyrick
Birmingham
Ala
Dwight Willing
Harmon Willing
Wilbur Willing
Austin Willing
Dennis Willing
Mattie Wise
Edgefield
Nellie Rhoden
Greenwood
Martha Chapman
Annie Rhoden
Geddings Willing
Lenwood Willing
Jake Willing
Johnston
Lewis Willing
Eugene Willing
Edgar Willing
Howard Willing
Henry Willing
Clyde Willing
Mrs Charles Austin dies at 75 in Augusta
Mrs Charles Austin aged 75 of 1932 Fenwick Street died Monday at a local hospital. Funeral arrangements are by Elliott Sons Funeral Home. She lived in Augusta most of her life and belonged to Daughters of America Friendship Club and Curtis Baptist Church. Survived by four sons Stewart B Austin Jack H Austin Sr Henry W Austin Allen T Austin Sr and two daughters Mrs J R Pollard and Mrs W A Balcum. Friends may call tonight from 7 to 9 at the funeral home.
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Charlie
Mary Mae Evelyn Daracott) Austin
Fenwick St
Elliott Sons Funeral Home
Augusta
Daughters of America, Friendship Club
Curtis Baptist Church
Stewart B. Austin
Jack H. Austin
Henry W. Austin
North Augusta
Allen T. Austin Sr
Belvedere
J.R. Pollard
W.A. Balcum
Aiken Standard Description and publication terms
The notice outlines the Aiken Standard's history since 1867 and publication schedule, with mail and carrier rates. It lists address details, licensing rights to AP dispatches, republication rights, and error correction policies for advertisements.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
North Augusta Man John Lee Hall Dies
John Lee Hall of Route 4 Box 228 North Augusta died Saturday. Funeral services and obituary information to be announced by Peoples Funeral Home. He was a member of Mims Grove Baptist Church. Survived by wife Julia Hall and brother Oscar Hall of Augusta.
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North Augusta
John Lee Hall
Peoples Funeral Home
Mims Grove Baptist Church
Julia Hall
Oscar Hall
Augusta
City budget notes tax base growth from reassessments
City officials outlined revenues for the year from property taxes, business licenses and service fees. Although the tax millage rate remains unchanged, county assessor led equalization boosts increased assessments and expanded the city tax base.
Council approves stalls and barn plans for equine facilities
The council agreed to inform merchants they would favor requests via a petition from a majority of merchants and landowners. It approved Summa Corporations plan to build 100 horse stalls by the Aiken Mile Track and authorized Mr and Mrs Carl Spenser of Alexandria Virginia to construct a six stall horse barn near the Whiskey Road and South Boundary intersection.
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Summa Corporation
Aiken Mile
Carl Spenser
Alexandria
Whiskey Road
South Boundary
Wallace Aide Says Money Brought In
Wallace campaign aide Taylor Hardin says outside funds were allegedly used in the 1970 Alabama race. He notes no concrete evidence but says the campaign operated on that assumption amid a New York Times report linking Herbert Kalmbach to GOP spending of up to 400000 dollars to unseat Wallace.
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Montgomery
Ala
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Taylor Hardin
Hardin
New York Times
White House
John W. Dean III
Nixon
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Aiken County Budget Session at USCA Tonight
Aiken County Commissioners will hold a budget session at 7 p.m. in room 107 at the University of South Carolina Aiken. Tomorrow’s calendar item follows.
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Aiken County
USCA
Edgefield Presbyterian Church Destroyed by Lightning
Historic Edgefield Church dating to 1880 with two ceilings was burned out after a 3 45 a m lightning strike. Firefighters from Edgefield and Johnston battled the blaze, with pastor Rev George Pickard noting insurance under 75000 and plans to rebuild likely.
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Edgefield
Edgefield Presbyterian
Mary Bevill
Bevill Saga
Johnston
George Pickard
Civil Defense Tips for Tornado Strikes
Palmetto state towns face tornado dangers with watches and alerts. Office of Civil Defense advises stay informed and seek shelter immediately in basements, sturdy rooms, or underground shelters. If outdoors, move at right angles to the tornado path and lie in depressions or ditches.
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Palmetto State
Office of Civil Defense
Weather Bureau
Department of Defense
Gas station quotas signal rising prices this summer
Woodward and Reeves report quotas at Shell on Whiskey Road and Graniteville locations with a 10 percent year over year cut and expectations of higher prices. Aiken Oil Company says quotas are in place at 13 local stations, with Joe Kneece stating rationing began May 1 and could affect travel plans as regular customers are prioritized.
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Woodward
W.J. Owen
Shell
Whiskey Road
Reeves
Graniteville
Owen
Aiken Oil Company
Joe
Kneece
Clearwater
Miss Mittleberg Named Acting Director Of North Augusta Chamber
Mrs Mary G Mittleberg was named acting director by the Greater North Augusta Chamber of Commerce board. She succeeds former director James Gunnells who resigned in April to join the Anderson Area Chamber of Commerce as administrative assistant. Mittleberg, a University of Iowa and Gem City Business College alumna, has lived in North Augusta 20 years and is active locally.
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North Augusta
Mary G. Mittleberg
Greater
Fund Started For Shooting Victim Paul Bookstaver
Employees at Aiken Drug and Woodruff Drug launched a fundraising drive to cover hospital costs for Paul Bookstaver 20 who was accidentally shot in January. He left hospital after five months and will need more care in July. Contributions can be sent to Shirley Parker at Aiken Drug or Sam Ergle at Woodruff Drug.
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Aiken
Woodruff
Paul Bookstaver
Bookstaver
Aiken Drug
Shirley Parker
Sam Ergle
Woodruff Drug
Battery thefts hit Aiken area as gas shortages loom
Aiken police report four battery thefts from autos and trucks amid gas shortages. A theft at Reid McGuire’s pickup ended with an old battery replacing the stolen one. Aiken Produce and the Aiken County Educational Center reported missing batteries, and a pocketbook with 120 dollars and personal items was stolen from a local woman. Deputies seek three black men in a yellow Mustang with Georgia plates after a cash and checks theft at Flems Exxon.
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Reid McGuire
Two Knotch Rd
McGuire
Aiken Produce
Aiken County Educational Center
Aiken
Georgia
Flems Exxon
Johnson’s Cross Road
Love To Go All Out To Prove Innocence
Columbia magistrate Kenneth E. Love vows to sell his home car and mortgage to prove innocence as he faces obstructing justice charges. He was suspended by Gov. West awaiting a hearing transcript while defending the case as a political vendetta. The governor has not yet decided, with officials denying involvement in the inquiry.
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Columbia
Kenneth E. Love
Love
Richland County Grand Jury
John C. West
Richland County
West
Fifth Circuit
John W. Foard Jr
Nine Killed Across South Carolina in Memorial Day Wrecks
The Associated Press reports at least nine traffic deaths during the long Memorial Day weekend in South Carolina. Victims include James Lefias 59 from Clearwater Florida Ca rol Stewart 23 of Chester and Lillie Geiger 32 of Blythewood among others in single two and three car crashes across departments in Allendale Greenwood County Columbia and Kershaw County.
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South Carolina
James R. Lefias
Clearwater
Fla
US. 301
Allendale
Carol Stewart
Chester
Lillie Geiger
Rt. 1
Blythewood
Johnny Gladney
Leo Fuller
S.C
Greenwood County
South Vietnam Agrees to Viet Nam Cease-Fire Timetable
Government sources say Saigon and the Viet Cong will order all units to stop shooting under a detailed timetable for a true cease-fire agreed in principle. The plan was worked out in Paris by Henry Kissinger and Le Duc Tho.
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Saigon
Vietnam
Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
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John Dee Hall
Huang Chen
Republic of China
U.S
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NOAA
US Dept of Commerce
Eastern Seaboard
Great Lakes
Richland Ave
Chamber of Commerce
Miss Mittleberg
N.A
Grace United Methodist Church
Mrs. Mittleberg
Gunnells
Frank Powell
THE
Clifton Lyle Battle
Donnie Page
Ayner
U.S. 17
Georgetown
Billie J. Sanders
U.S. 601
Camden
George Clyburn
Cassatt
Kershaw County
S. Viets
PTI
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the Godfather
Isaac Hayes
Wattstax
IBOX
Bruce Lee
Fist OF Fury
SPN
Mark
Newberry Street
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