Trio of Civil War Style Death Notices Front Augusta Area
Three obituaries note the deaths of Johnny S. Lariscey of 604 Bohler Avenue in Augusta and Joseph D. Swancy of 3607 South Bowden Road in Jacksonville, plus Noemie Sue Smith Momberger of Aiken. Funeral or burial services are set in Augusta area cemeteries and chapels with details on survivors and calling hours.
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Augusta
Johnny S. Lariscey
Bohler Avenue
Teresa Lariscey
Cheryl Ann Lariscey
Belvedere
Augusta Hospital
Elliott Sons Funeral
Telfair Street
Edward Watke
Cool Springs Baptist Church
Lariscey
Sarah Lariscey
Franklin Larsscey
Leroy Lariscey
Billy Lariscey
Hephzibah
Jacksonville
Joseph D. Swancy
South Bowden Road
Jessie C. Swancy
North Augusta
Jacksonville Hospital
West View Cemetery
A. H. Simmons
Swaney
The
Independent Insurance Co
Baptist Church
Minnie Ola S. Davaney
Poteet Funeral Home
Greene Street
Noemie Sue Smith
Momberger
Aiken
Aiken Memorial Park
Sam Harmon
Carter
Augustus Carter Smith
Larkinsville
Ala
First Presbyterian Church of
UDIC
Alfred B. Momberger
Aiken Board to Meet Delegation Over Millage Rise
The Aiken County Board of Education will meet the county legislative delegation on June 8 to discuss a possible tax millage increase. Resident Second Circuit Judge Rodney A. Peeples ruled the board must submit its 1978 1979 budget to the delegation and cannot unilaterally raise millage. The meeting follows a public hearing on the budget scheduled for June 6.
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Aiken County
Advance payments directed to Aiken Standard PBM Subscription
The notice instructs that all advance payments should be made to Aiken Standard PBM Subscription. It specifies the payment recipient and implies ongoing or future billing related to subscriptions.
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Aiken
PBM
Sunlight youth choir chosen for world conference trip
Sunlight, a 12 voice youth choir from First Baptist Church North Augusta, earned a spot to sing at the Baptist Youth World Conference in the Philippines. They will perform July 19 23 after weeks of rehearsal with director Rev. Jerry T. Matthews guiding the group. The trip includes stops in Hawaii and Hong Kong with an 8 p.m. fundraiser performance at North Augusta High School cafeteria to cover costs.
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North Augusta
First Baptist Church
Out
Sunlight
Philippines
Jerry T. Matthews
Sonlight
Matthews
Hawaii
Hong Kong
Marette Brock
Paul Knox
North Augusta High School
Architects Refigure Plans To Reflect Inflation Rate
Architects working on three Aiken County high schools told the Board of Education they have raised the inflation estimate from 8.6 to 9.6 percent per year, hoping the rate holds until bids. Delays from state approval and contractor estimates push occupancy to January 1981, with bids due December 29 pending design approval.
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Aiken County
Board of Education
Howard M
Hank) Moormann
Alexander Moormann & Associates
Midland Valley High School
Jackson-Beech Island-New Ellenton
Midland Valley
Aiken
State Department of Education
T.B. Willis
Clifton L. Williamson
Lynn Hilley
Moormann
Cain bids to ease utility burden and boost local representation
Aiken Republicans rally behind attorney Cain challenging Irene Rudnick focusing on rising utility bills. Cain proposes a 65 plus sales tax exemption, better hearings representation, lifting county tax freezes, and using current census data for county kickbacks. Supporters include Rep Collins and candidates for education, adjutant general, secretary of state, and county council seats.
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Cain
Irene K. Rudnick
Aikenite
Secretary of State
Aiken County
Gordon L. Knight
New Ellenton
L. Kline Paulk
North Augusta
Randy D. Huff
Warrenville
S.C. House
Dan I. Ross
Gilbert E. McMillan
Ravenel and rivals rally in Graniteville primary scene
Democrats Ravenel Triplett and Culbertson mingle with supporters at a Graniteville rally for South Carolina races. Ravenel blasts Thurmond and vows change while Triplett pledges to listen to voters. Local candidates for secretary of state education and agriculture mingle with state House hopefuls as crowds circulate with literature.
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Ravenel
Thurmond
Charleston
South Carolina
Triplett
Chester
Charlestonian
Culbertson
National Guard
Graniteville
Memorial Day Traffic Toll Rises to 485 Deaths
Chicago AP reports 485 people were killed in traffic accidents during the three day Memorial Day weekend, up from 432 the prior year. The National Safety Council had predicted 400 to 500 deaths, with historic three day tolls ranging from 389 to 629 in various years.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Fire Department Meeting Set for Montmorenci Area
A public meeting at 7 p.m. tonight at Montmorenci First Baptist Church will discuss forming the Couchton Montmorenci Fire District. All area residents are invited to attend.
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Fire Department
Montmorenci
Montmorenci First Baptist Church
Organiz
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Couchton-Montmorenci
Red Cross Offers Evening Classes and Swimming Sessions
Registration is open for Red Cross Vital Signs and CPR classes at 6:30 p.m. on specified days with offices in Aiken. Basic and Advanced Life Saving begin June 5 at 8 p.m. at Eustis Park Pool, with phone-in registration. Swimming for all ages runs 9-11 a.m. at Aiken State Park starting June 5. Tow notes warn some models require care to avoid damage while GMC towing is OK.
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Red Cross
Eustis Park
Aiken
Aiken State Park
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Mrs
Noemie Momberger
Lisa Welsh
Lauren Hubbard
Charles Law
National Weather Service
NOAA
Dept of Commerce
Rockies
Plains
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
AAA
Cal
Railroad
Commercial Credit Homeowner Loans
Ep.ontrol Daia Corporation
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