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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 2014
Page
6
Bonnie L Bentley 76 of Aiken died Friday October 31 2014 arrangements incomplete announced online at George Funeral Homes placeholder text suggests obituary details and funeral home listing in progress.
Donald Edwin Faugl 91 widower of Alice Harnagel Faugl died October 30 2014 at Georgia Regents Medical Center in Augusta He was born in Mansfield OH and served in WWII in New Guinea and Luzon receiving the Freedom of Philippines Medal Survivors include two sons two daughters ten grandchildren and ten great grandchildren Funeral services Monday at 11 00 AM at Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home Chapel with military honors entombment at Aiken Memorial Mausoleum The family will receive friends Sunday 6 8 PM at the funeral home in Aiken SC
Pam Mims will be laid to rest at 11 a.m. at Posey Funeral Chapel North Augusta Willie James DeLoach funeral at 1 p.m. at Bell Grove Baptist Church Steven L. Smith service at 2 p.m. at Bath Pentecostal Holiness Church Lavern Schultz at 2 p.m. Old Storm Branch Baptist Beech Island John E. Empie service 2 p.m. South Aiken Presbyterian Myrtle B. Burnette 7 p.m. at Aiken's First Baptist Jo-Ann Hyp Kennedy 4 p.m. chapel of Hatcher Funeral Home Langley
The Aiken Standard publishes daily obituary notices with up to ten lines printed free for the first run. Additional lines incur a fee and funeral homes provide details. Notices must be submitted by funeral homes, deadline is 5 p.m. daily, with contact at 803-648-2311 for more information.
In Columbia the governor race features Henry McMaster, a 67 year old former U.S. attorney and longtime GOP figure, facing Bakari Sellers, a 30 year old state representative and Obama campaign co chair. Sellers seeks historic first black lieutenant governor since Reconstruction while both discuss aging and protections as South Carolina braces for a coming “gray tsunami.”
U S senators Lindsey Graham and Tim Scott announced the Coast Guard will keep the Johns Island helicopter rescue station open until at least December 15. The delay aims to allow time after the election recess to pursue options with other lawmakers to preserve the facility. The service plans to move helicopters to Savannah, reducing local coverage from mid Florida to the NC-SC state line.
Coroner says 64 year old Larry Dixon and his 39 year old son Vincent Dixon, both of Pineville, died when a pickup hit the back of a logging truck stopped for a school bus on U.S. 17A in Francis Marion National Forest between Bonneau and Jamestown. The log truck driver and students were uninjured.
Columbia reports the South Carolina National Guard states that for the first time since 9/11 all combat units are back home. Brig. Gen. R. Van McCarty notes a military police company from Edgefield is due home this weekend after a deployment in Afghanistan. Since 2002 roughly 18,000 deployments have occurred with 16 service members killed.
State officials announce certified South Carolina grown meals for Thanksgiving at 173 senior centers statewide. Farmers supply products to boost access for about 940,000 seniors during November.
The South Carolina Supreme Court delays ruling on a special election for Bobby Harrell’s former House seat as the general election proceeds Tuesday. Harrell pleaded guilty to campaign spending violations and resigned, barred from office for at least three years, affecting any potential win. An attorney for Democrat Mary Tinkler filed a petition.
The Supreme Court was asked to immediately review and overturn the State Election Commission ruling ordering a special GOP primary for a Charleston Dorchester seat after Harrell’s disqualification. About 1,000 absentee ballots already cast. HE said the stay preserves timelines and law.
An exhibit at South Carolina State University in Orangeburg spotlights James Brown the Godfather of Soul. Items include shoes boots costumes and a hair dryer with a Friday opening and a reception featuring Brown's band and a look at his influence on popular music black pride and social justice.
The ACLU and SC Equality filed a federal suit alleging DMV denied surname changes for spouses in same sex marriages. Plaintiffs, married elsewhere, sought surname changes on driver licenses and were refused. Earlier a Lexington County woman filed a similar challenge amid other federal cases against the ban.
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