Deaths And Funerals In Various South Carolina Towns
Richmond Miller Corley died in an Augusta hospital. survivors include his widow Elex and four daughters. Funeral arrangements by Miller's Funeral Home in Aiken. Also listed are obituaries for Herman C. Sheahan, Harry Carter Robinson, Walter Brown, Nettie Creed Thomas, Emma Carmichael, Virginia Williams, Margaret Thomas, Mildred Nicholson, Anne Morris, and Jody Johnson with service details and cited survivors.
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Richmond Miller Corley
Congress
Augusta
Aiken County
South Carolina
Miller's Funeral Home
Bethlehem Baptist Church
Effingham Masonic Lodge
Aiken Elks Lodge
United States Army
Miller
Aiken
Elex Corley
Wilhelmenia Corley
New York
Judith Jones
Bath
Fannie Corley
Edith Corley
Herman C. Sheahan
George Funeral Home
Howard Ogletree
Aiken Memorial Park
Mr. Sheahan
Bailey
David Mann
Ronnie Johnson
John O'Neal Jr
James Lucas
Calvin Craig
Otis Widener
Harry Carter Robinson
First Presbyterian Church
John W.P. Oliver
Westover Memorial Park
Mr. Robinson
Merry Brothers Brick and Tile Company
Southgate National Bank
Augusta Hospital
Gilbert Hendricks
Norman Smith
William Long
Edgar Griffin
Raymond Hargrove
Frank Laporte
Pierce Merry Jr
Ridge Spring
Nettie Creed Thomas
Mount Calvary Luthern Church
Louis Shealy
Philippi Baptist Church
Marion W
Marjorie) Vance
Tom
Mildred) Quarles
Johnston
S.C
H.W Thomas
Clark-Bland Funeral Home
Johnston, S.C
Emma Carmichael
Hunter St
South View Cemetery
J.C. Trowell
Virginia
Floyd) Williams
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Wesley United Methodist Church
Young Ladies of Honor of
Sherry Lynn Bussey
Shelia Diannah Bussey
Robert Bussey Jr
James Bussey
Willie Bussey
Michael Bussey
Margaret Walker
Esmond) Thomas
Alfred St. N.E
St. Johns Methodist Church
John Hipp
Sunset Memory Gardens
Thomas
Crosland Park
Merrill Walker
Akron
Ohio
Mildred Earline Chapman Nicholson
Jacksonville
Fla
Talatha Baptist Church
Talatha
Heywood Horton
Anne Morris
Jody Johnson
Earl Chapman
Effie W. Gregory
Belvedere
Advance payments to Aiken Standard PBM Subscription
Readers are advised that all advance payments should be made to the Aiken Standard PBM Subscription. The notice specifies payment routing and directs subscribers to use the named account for future renewals.
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Aiken
PBM
Collins outlines budget restraint and stance on state issues
North Augusta civic leader and Georgia native Collins criticizes 1 600 new state employees in the budget and opposes pork barreled funding including 25 000 for a mackerel tournament and 600 000 for a Hickory Knob golf course. He supported final Education Finance Act but questions Usury Law changes.
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Collins
Georgia State Wholesale Florist
Charleston
Hickory Knob State Park
North Augustan
Huff outlines tax reforms and budgeting in Belvedere race
Huff pledges to cut property taxes and seek alternative funding sources if elected. He supports zero based budgeting, reform of insurance laws, and funding reviews of state agencies. Huff favors limited federal intervention on textiles, a lawyer legislator, and cites his legal training and community ties in Belvedere and North Augusta.
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Huff
Belvedere
Washington
Columbia
General Assembly
University of South Carolina Law
Augusta College
USCA
Pat
Huffs
North Augusta
Bel-Ridge Baptist Church
Rudnick and Cain Clash Over Crime and Rates in House Race
The candidates in House Seat 85 clash over crime policy and public utility issues. Mrs. Rudnick advocates a seven year sentence for armed robbery and public election of Public Service Commission members, while Cain touts Governor's Committee on Criminal Justice programs and a Consumer Advocate in rate cases.
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Cain
Rudnick
Aiken
Morris Fonda
Governor's Committee On Criminal Justice
Hammie Robbins
Public Service Commission
Office of
Consumer Advocatesomer
Bonanza
Columbia
Farber Granted One Day Reprieve For Yom Kippur
New York Times reporter Myron Farber was ordered back to jail but received a one day reprieve to observe Yom Kippur. The indefinite sentence suspension allows him to keep the holy day.
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New York Times
Farber
Hackensack
N.J
Myron Farber
Grand Jury Recommends New Officer and Detention Upgrades
The Aiken County Grand Jury urged funding for an additional juvenile officer and for continued SLED inquiry into ticket fixing and other alleged illegal activity. It called for juvenile detention facilities separate from adults and noted corrections to two earlier crime sentencing figures.
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Aiken County Grand Jury
General Sessions Court
Sheriff's Department
SLED
Aiken County
Grand Jury
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Richmond M. Corley
Harry C. Robinson
Walter Brown
Virginia Williams
Margaret W. Thomas
Mildred E. Nicholson
Aitken
Cecil L. Collins
Jody Jimnies
Thomas Huff
District 83
Belvedere Law Office
Lin Smithwick
Legislative Office
Georgia
Palmetto
Dixie
University of Georgia
Navy
Betty
Demo Huff
Superior Court
Theodore Trautwein
Mario Jascalevich
Trautwein
Jascalevich
Glenn Martin Lowe
Graniteville
Earl W. Storey
Ward
New Jersey
Reporter
Storey
National Weather Service
NOAA
U.S. Dept. of Commerce
National Weather
Rockies
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Upper Great Lakes
Georgia - Florida
Appalachians
Orion
Augustahwy
KMART