Multiple property transfers and neighborly obituaries in Aiken region
The record lists numerous property transfers among residents of Thomson North Augusta Blytheville Keysville Gloverville Belvedere Aiken Graniteville Clearwater Beech Island Williston and surrounding areas detailing buyers sellers parcels lot numbers and monetary amounts. It also provides local emergency and public safety numbers for Aiken County and neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Pearson Hendrick II
Jo Ann Lui
Thomson
Allen Strickland
Joan E. Strelec
North Augusta
Marcus Remar Drinkwater
Blytheville
Ark
Joyce Ann Pennington
Keysville
Toby Lawayne Evans
Gloverville
Peggy Ann Pearson
Kevin Tyler Bailey
Deborah Lynne Jackson
Belvedere
Robert Norman Hall
Laura Lee Hatch
Aiken
Glen Stephen Smith
Martinez Jones
Graniteville
Howard Lamar Burns
Greenwood
Lida Lorenz Sparkman
Randy Keith Kelly
Augusta
Margaret Diane Freeland
Alan Dean Rutland
Lori Lynn Golden
Clearwater
Marion Daniel Strickland Jr
Patricia Collum Taylor
Raymond Je $ Toole III
Robin Rena Webb
Beech Island
John Edward Wallace
Jenny Earlene Cheney
Williston
Lewis A. Berry
Melvin L. Berry
Leroy Berry
Jack W. Wood
Miriam W. Autry
Homer Larry Gilbreath
Cynthia N
Gilbreath
Homer Lester Gilbreath
Brierfield
Mortage
Downer School Road
Atomic Road
Jackson
Lottie F. Waites
J. D. Jackson
Helen Hannah
Seigler Heights
Sarah N. Bradley
Sylvester Williams
Alatair M. Williams
Daniel M. Samonsky
Calendar of town meetings and events in North Augusta and surrounding areas
Today schedule lists many evening activities across North Augusta Belvedere and Aiken including Ex change Club at S S Cafeteria Overeaters Anonymous at Holy Trinity Church and Belvedere United Methodist Church Aiken Band practice and various community group meetings at Jaycee Hut Civic Centre and Education Center plus health clinics at Aiken County Health Department and Weston Health Center. Judy Hoffmeyer invites club and meeting representatives to write to Aiken Standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Augusta
Belvedere
Aiken
Municipal Auditorium
Aiken County Association of Retarded Citizens
Kalmia
American Legion
Legion Home
Jaycee Hut
Aiken County Board of Education
Wagener Jaycees
Wagener Community Center
Usc-Aiken
St. Bartholomew’s Episcopal Church
Aiken A.A
Linden St
Weather headlines show showers and mild temps for tonight and Wednesday
Regions from Mountains to Charleston report partly to mostly cloudy skies with 30 to 50 percent chances of showers tonight and into Wednesday. Temperatures range from lows in the 40s to 50s and highs mostly in the 60s to 70s, with clearing and cooler conditions by Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foothills
Piedmont
Midlands
Atlanta
Asheville
Charleston
Columbia
Savannah
Deaths and Funerals in Batesburg Aiken Area
Obituaries note the deaths of Batesburg Ola T. Shealy 84 and Nathan Hollingsworth 19 in Aiken County. Also listed are memorials for Dale Hightower 18 Michael Eugene Bush 26 and survivors including family, churches, and funeralHome arrangements in Batesburg New Ellenton and Aiken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesburg
Ola T. Shealy
Glenn
Joyce EsDorn
Aiken
Charles R. Shealy
Nathan Hollingsworth
Aiken County
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Hollingsworth
Freedman Vocational School
Graniteville
Commercial Hotel
Elzie Hollingsworth
Mary Ellen Lee
Philadelphia
Willie Mae Gilletin
Hartford
Conn
Louise Hollingsworth
Dorothy Jean Hollingsworth
Alberta Hollingsworth
Dale
Bobo) Hightower
Hightower
Neighborhood Youth Corps of
David Hightower
Richardean Hightower
Michael Eugene Bush
New Ellenton
Bush
Old Rose Mary Baptist Church
Savannah River
U.S. Army
Deshona Neeole Bush
Colorado Springs
Colo
John Henry Bush
Charles E. Bush
Christopher Bush
Clarence Bush
Sharon Bush
Daisy Johnson
Montmorenci
Almyrtis Bush
North Augusta Council Sets Special Budget Meeting
North Augusta City Council will hold a special meeting tonight for second readings on the 1983 municipal budget. Ordinances target 88 millage, new sanitation charges, and higher water sewer rates. A final reading on moving council meetings to Mondays is also on the agenda at 7 30 p.m. in City Hall chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Augusta
City Hall
South Carolina
Windham
Department of Health and Environmental Control
Shots Fired At Vehicles In Wagener Overnight
Two drivers reported shotgun fire on Highway 52-357 near Bob's Place in Wagener just after 2 a.m. Terry Hallman said a shot hit his 1981 Chevrolet truck. Richard Light reported three shots hit his 1975 Mercury and his car was totaled. Three suspects are under investigation for both related incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagener
Bob’s
Terry Hallman
Richard Light
Department
Light
Ford
Sheriff's Department
PBM Rates and Payment Instructions for Aiken Standard
The notice lists prepaid mail subscription rates for three, six, and twelve months at 17.00, 34.00, and 68.00 respectively. All advance payments should be made to Aiken Standard PBM Subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PBM
Aiken
Aiken Council Approves Bee Lane Improvement Funding
Aiken City Council agrees to finance improvements on The Alley from Bee Lane to Newberry Street. Plans include lantern lighting, eight trees with sidewalk planters, hydrant relocation, and brick planters. Marilynn Riviere will cover equipment and installation, city to pay ongoing electric costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
Hastings Wyman
Bee Lane
Newberry Street
Marilynn Riviere
Roland Windham
County Seeks 75 Percent Federal Match for Sewer Plan
Aiken County moves toward phase two of a 20 million gallon sewer project to serve unincorporated areas on septic tanks. Delays in applying by October 1983 threaten federal funding as North Augusta disputes the gravity line plan and pumps station. Local officials warn cooperation is key to securing state and federal support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cipal
Barnes
State Department of Health and Environmental Control
Aiken County
County Council
Aiken
North Augusta
Public Service Authority
North Augusta City
Belvedere
Horse Creek
Stan Wagher
Wagher
PSA
Don Hartwig
Hartwig
Timmerman cites fair trade need over free trade for textiles
Timmerman criticizes the Reagan administration for not meeting textile industry commitments and argues for fair trade. He notes imports from China cost about 75,000 U.S. jobs this year and predicts future shifts toward overseas manufacture as wages and machinery evolve. He also critiques retailers for benefiting from imports and suggests Graniteville Company may pivot away from bottom-weight fabrics amid labor trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timmerman
Reagan
China
United States
U.S
Graniteville Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aiken Community Hospital
Bath
Emergency For the
Poison Control Center
Salley
Ramada Inn
Senior Citizens Bridge
Senior Citizens Clubhouse
Judy Hoffmeyer
Aiken Standard
Gulf Coast
Seaboard
Canada
West
Midwest
Tyrone Dunbar
Dale Hightower
Michael E. Bush
Carrier
Aiken Council
Becky Brasington
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