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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1996
Page
6
The segment lists death notices for Thelma N. Anderson, Thomas P. Walton Jr., Lucenia Robertson Storey, Marie Bell, Viola Hall Walker, Phil Hankinson, Douglas Beard, Walter Gaines, and Dale Andrew Losier. It notes ages, residences, funeral details, and burial sites, plus involved churches, cemeteries, and funeral homes in Aiken, Langley, Ridge Spring, North Augusta, Graniteville, Salley, Beech Island, Leesville, Martinez, and Warrenville.
Memorial services announced for Mrs Thelman Anderson of Columbia. Survivors include spouse Willam Anderson and several relatives. Services set for 10 AM Wednesday November 27 1996 at the chapel of George Funeral Homes in Aiken with burial in Granteville Cemetery. Family visits Tuesday evening at 608 Pat downtown.
Orlando Jerome Holloway 23 of Pageland S C died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound after a chase that started in Union County North Carolina and crossed into Lancaster County. Investigators say he was wanted in connection with the death and a kidnapping of Margaret Annette Belk 33 whose body was found along North Carolina Highway 522 Friday.
State Trooper K A Reed was writing a ticket on I 95 when a car veered into the emergency lane and struck his patrol car. The driver Ronald Lynn Brooks of Savannah Ga was not injured but charged with driving too fast for conditions after claiming an object was thrown from another vehicle. The patrol car had minor damage.
Georgia and South Carolina wildlife officials press for oxygenation of Thurmond Dam discharges to support a potential Savannah River trout stocking program. They cite low dissolved oxygen levels, state standards, and a forthcoming environmental study while the Corps offers no commitment.
North Charleston Pepperhill Elementary first year teacher Adelsflugel apologized for decorating a student's face with Where are my glasses and others. She resigned under pressure but says she did not act with malice and now seeks to withdraw her resignation after supporters urged her to stay in teaching. The Charleston County school board will discuss the case in executive session before a public vote.
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