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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 2013
Page
1
A centenarian reflects on diet and restraint, avoiding vegetables and sweets while recognizing periods of farming work and self built machinery. The narrator notes low junk food intake, regular meals, and a pattern of buying and assembling two International Tractors during idle farm periods.
Aiken residents Fred Stewart Cecelia McGhee and Vinnia Elizabeth Roberts all belong to the Century Club. Stewart turned 100 Sept 24 McGhee is 102 and Roberts will be 106 Oct 15. They discuss life in Aiken from early days to present and reflections on aging.
Aiken County jurors hear opening statements in the murder case of David E. Rosier Jr. 45 accused of killing Donnie James Davis at 56 Church St Bath on November 10 2012. Prosecutors say Rosier and his son Joshua Rosier confronted Davis over drugs and a woman leading to a deadly shooting.
Three local obituaries list Luther Moses Hamm of Aiken Leroy C Parker Jr of Edgefield and Sagaret Louise Scott of North Augusta with funeral notices in the Deaths and Funerals section.
Mostly cloudy forecast with a chance of rain across the period. High near 21 C and low around 12 C each day, with cooler nights.
Carla Cloud, executive director of the Aiken Downtown Development Association, will leave at month end to join Area Churches Together Serving ACTS for operations training. ACTS, led by retiring executive director Vicki Bukovitz, gains Cloud after a board vote praising Bukovitz’s decade of impact and Cloud’s fit for ministry oriented leadership.
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