Deaths and Funerals In Augusta And Nearby Areas
Obituaries list multiple funeral services across Augusta Hephzibah and surrounding towns for Johnny S Lariscey Joseph D Swancy Noemie Sue Smith Momberger Marion Johnson Nell C Shelson Cornelia Irene Allen Mauney Homer Cummings and relatives including Teresa Lariscey Cheryl Ann Lariscey Dale Lariscey Sarah Lariscey Franklin Lariscey Leroy Lariscey Billy Lariscey Jessie C Swancy Minnie Ola S Davaney Alfred B Momberger Rudolph A Momberger Tara Robinson Vernon Johnson and Bobby Are Back at Street Extension Langley double.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Johnny S. Lariscey
Elliott Sons Funeral
Telfair Street
Edward Watke
Cool Springs Baptist Church
Lariscey
Bohler Avenue
Teresa Lariscey
Cheryl Ann Lariscey
Belvedere
Dale Lariscey
Sarah Lariscey
Franklin Lariscey
Leroy Lariscey
Billy Lariscey
Hephzibah
Jacksonville
Fla
Joseph D. Swancy
West View Cemetery
A. H. Simmons
Swancy
Jessie C. Swancy
North Augusta
Swaney
The
Independent Insurance Co
Baptist Church
Minnie Ola S. Davaney
Poteet Funeral Home
Greene Street
Noemie Sue Smith
Momberger
Aiken Memorial Park
Sam Harmon
Aiken
Carter
Augustus Carter Smith
Larkinsville
Ala
First Presbyterian Church of
Daughters of the Confederacy
Alfred B. Momberger
Rudolph A. Momberger
R. A. Momberger
South Palm Dr. George Funeral Home
Gloverville
Cornelia Irene Allen
James) Mauney
Valley Homes
Langley Pentecostal Church
L.H. Elliott
Ira Crocker
Langley Cemetery
Langley
Marie Odom
Latricia Peacon
Graniteville
Walter Allen
James Allen
Bobby Allen
Barney Blaxton
Wilbur Toole
Johnnie Wright
Willie Gregg
Isadore Odom
Abbie Watson
Bobby
Street Extension
Posey
Aiken Standard Publishes New Subscription Rates
The Aiken Standard lists subscription pricing for PBM prepaid mail with 3 month, 6 month, and 12 month options. Rates shown are $9.00, $13.25, $18.00, $26.50, $36.00, and $53.00 with advance payments to Aiken Standard PBM Subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PBM
Aiken
Mistrial Declared After 13 Hour General Sessions Session
Jury deadlock in Tony Cumbee case leads Judge Rodney Peeples to declare a rare mistrial after a 13 hour deliberation. Testimony included a highway patrol stop and a girlfriend's claim she hid the gun to kill Cumbee. Assistant prosecutors said the state would not re prosecute. Other guilty pleas in the same session included a 14 year sentence for criminal battery and various charges with fines and jail terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Sessions Court
Rodney A. Peeples
Tony Edward Cumbee
Bar
Peeples
Aiken
Sgt
L.W. Mixson
State Highway Patrol
Dumbee
Highway 19
Bonnie Lorrie Williamson
Cumbee
Robert J. Harte
T.K. Alexander
Prasse
Memorial service planned by Aiken DAV Chapter 43
Aiken Chapter No. 43 D A V sponsors a public memorial service at 4 p.m. tomorrow at the Vietnam Memorial on Laurens Street in Aiken. Sen Thurmond will present a flag to Mayor Weeks and four wreaths will honor Aiken County Vietnam servicemen. He also to present a flag at 9 a.m. tomorrow at Wade Hampton Park in North Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
Laurens Street
Odell Weeks
Strom Thurmond
R-S. C
D.A.V
Aiken County
Vietnam
Sen. Thurmond
Carrol H. Warner
L. C. Greene
Wade Hampton Park
North Augusta
Correction: Library Story Time and Film Series Schedules
The Aiken Standard corrects yesterday's report on Aiken County Public Library events. Story Time and the Weekly Film Series were mislisted and the corrected schedule should be consulted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken County Public Library
Aiken Standard
Correction and apology over false shoplifting arrest report
The Aiken Standard retracts a May 19 1978 item alleging Annie Upson Campbell of Trenton was arrested for shoplifting at Roses Department Store in Aiken. Ms Campbell was neither arrested nor charged. The paper apologizes to Ms Campbell for the error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken Standard
Annie Upson Campbell
Trenton
Roses Department Store
Aiken
Ms. Campbell
The
Mrs Stevenson Seeks Lieutenant Governor Bid
Nancy Stevenson, Democratic candidate from Charleston, outlines hard work and a record of accomplishments as she runs for lieutenant governor. She emphasizes the legislative role, prioritizing effective governance and a realistic approach, and notes a historic chance as the first woman in a statewide post if victorious in the June primary and general election. Stevenson joins Sens. Thomas E. Smith Jr. and Horace C. Smith in the bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Stevenson
Rep. Stevenson
Charleston
House
Stevenson
South Carolina
General Assembly
Senate
Inflation and food price outlook in 1978
The report notes a 0.9 percent month rise in consumer prices with April showing higher food costs. Agriculture Department projections push 1978 food prices to 8 10 percent above 1977, potentially the largest climb since 1973 74, while Carter pollster Caddell says inflation may not dominate politics this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Department
Patrick Caddell
Carter
Department
Aging Council eyes move from condemned Salvation Army building
Mrs Koch said most funds come from the federal government and two United Way agencies. She refused to reveal the council's total budget until she checks with her Board. The current Salvation Army owned building is condemned and dangerous and in need of repair. The council plans to move into the former post office building next week and seeks donations of fans or air conditioners due to no air conditioning.
Supreme Court upholds disbarment in whistleblower outreach case
Justice Powell writes the ruling found no in person solicitation for profit in the Primus case and ACLU officials call the decision terrific. The court unanimously upholds disbarment of Cleveland lawyer Albert Chrvniik for seeking to represent two injured young women, limiting lawyers who pursue clients personally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Primus
ACLU
New York
Bruce Ennis
Ennis
Cleveland
Albert Chrvniik
Film Series Schedules for June 7 and 8
The notice lists events with times for a Parents session on Wednesday June 7 at 10 30 a m and a Film Series on Thursday June 8 at 10 30 a m and 2 30 p m. The Standard apologizes for the error.
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Mrs
Noemie Momberger
Anthony D. Robinson
Anthony D Robinson
Johns Road
Paterop Niapoenacch Tre
Dapie Robins
Peoples Funeral Home
Beverly Williams
Robert Robinson
Tara Robinson
Robert Lee Williams
Robert Grayson Robinson
Vernest Johnson
Marion Johnson
Montmorenci
Montmorenci Baptist Church
George L. Brighthorp
Harry Key
Millege Moody
T.C. Oakman
George Glover
Charles Trowell
Granderson Cummings
Jackson-Brooks Funeral
Nell C. Shelson
Maddox Drive
Pearlie Day
Augusta Hospital
Westover Memorial Park
R.C. Rayner
Ruth Lenich
Margaret Petit
Clarice Forsman
Lorenda Shelson
Barbara O'Leary
Sharon Vandeau
Michigan
George Shelson Jr
James Mauney
Homer Cummings
New Holland Road
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Edgefield County
Ocean Grove
Ebbie Cummings
Otis Cummings
Frank Cummings
Philadelphia
Peoples
Willie T. Simon
Simon
George Folks Jr
Folks
Wiliie Williamson
Alken
Matthew Mike Gartrell
William Bryan Powell
New Ellenton
Patrick Neel Clanton
Arthur J. Cammer
James Kidd Jr
Edgefield
Donnel H. Johnson
Larry Donell Gantt
Julia Byrnes
Willy James Byrnes
Gloria Perkins
Aiken Recreation Department
Betty Ruth Rose
North Auguste
Arnold M. Burris
Hugh Spivey
Rene Gagnon
Iwo Jima
Manchester
N.H
Gagnon
National Weather Service
NOAA
US Dept of Commerce
Northern Plains
Upper
Great Lakes
Mrs. Stevenson
Lin Smithwick
Caddell
Cambridge Research Associates
Nenetime Patna
Ares Invest
Aging Council
Supreme Court
Railroad Ave
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