United Way Hits 77 Percent At Halfway Mark
The United Way of Aiken County reports 723,329.51 raised toward a 935,000 goal, 77.3 percent, at the halfway point of the 1985 86 campaign. Campaign Chairman John Cagle announced the figures at the second report meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Way
Aiken County
Campain
John Cagle
Savannah River
Jane Boston
Hitchcock Rehabili
Tation Center
Pat Friday
Mental Health Association of
Boston
Hitchcock Center
Mental Health Association
Palmer’s
Ramada Inn
Snoopy musical opens Aiken Community Playhouse season
The Aiken Community Playhouse opens with Snoopy on Oct 18 19 and 23 26 at 8 p.m. with a 3 p.m. matinee on Oct 20. Directed by Thurmond Whatley the cast features Rev. Jerry Henry Betsy Wilson Mahoney Kathy Petty Debbie DiBona Frank DiBona Larry Wood and Julie Adams with Lora Rhinehard John McMahan Melanie Arney and Peggy Kelly involved in production. Tickets cost 7 for adults 3 for students and 2 for children 6 and under.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snoopy
Aiken Community Playhouse
Thurmond Whatley
Jerry Henry
Betsy Wilson- Mahoney
Sally
Kathy Petty
Lucy
Debbie DiBona
Peppermint
Patty
Frank DiBona
Melanie Arney
Peggy Kelly
Kodak Plans Appeal After Polaroid Patent Ruling
Eastman Kodak said it will appeal a federal court injunction banning sales of instant cameras or film found to infringe Polaroid patents. Judge Aya Zobel upheld eight of ten patents, with seven infringed and three not. Polaroid had sought damages in a separate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N.Y
Eastman Kodak
Polaroid Corp
Charles S. Smith
News Services
U.S
Aya Zobel
Smith
Posible
Sam Yanes
Zobel
Io 9
Kodak
Polaroid
Edwin Land
Eugene G. Glazer
Dean Witter Reynolds
Foreigners recruited to salvage Farnam High
Farnam Nebraska recruits exchange students from Australia Spain Sweden and the Netherlands to avert losing accreditation as enrollment falls to 21 last year and 20 expected this year. The town gains 29 students after foster children and arrivals boost numbers while residents adjust to a quiet rural life and a vanished local grocery store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farnam
Neb
Australia
Spain
Sweden
Netherlands
Farnam High School
Dick Hodge
Gothenburg
Jose Arroyo
Madrid
Robert Nilsson
Penley murder linked to work safety probes and gun threat
Judith Penley a Watts Bar Nuclear Plant worker was shot dead in a Cleveland Tennessee truck stop parking lot after a prior shotgun attack on a rural road. Transcripts show she slept with a pistol after the ambush and spoke of safety concerns with Quality Technology during interviews hired by TVA. Investigators say they know the motive but no arrests have been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Tenn
Watts Bar
TVA
Judith Penley
Quality Technology Corp
Tennessee
Lebo
Kan
Tennessee Valley Authority
Penley
Cleveland
Dan Gilley
Bradley County
Robert Lawson
Gilley
Steve Lawson
Lawson
Chattanooga
Craven Crowell
Silver Bluff To Hold Open House Monday Night
Silver Bluff High School will sponsor an open house Monday at 7 p.m. An election for the 1985-86 School Improvement Council will precede the event. Parents and friends may meet teachers and tour the building in the Commons Area after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bluff
Silver Bluff High School
Major Deposit of Silver Discovered in Silver Valley Idaho
In Wallace Idaho miners at Calahan Mining Co. report a major silver vein at the Caladay Project. President Charles Snead says the 60 foot vein, found by the graveyard shift, sits 1300 feet from the shaft and 4900 feet underground as crews link to the Galena Mine. Assay results expected by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace, Idaho
Idaho
Silver Valley
Charles Snead
Calahan Mining Co
Caladay Project
Galena
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jerry Wolford
Charlie Brown
Larry Wood
Linus
Julie Adams
Woodstock
Lora Rhinehard
John McMahan
Coward Corley Seed CO. Inc
the Garden Center
Park Ave
Dial
Aiken Social Security Office
Aiken Post Office
York St
Sleeping Beauty
Richland Ave. W
Aiken
Frankfurt
Germany
American Airlines
Hotel Inter-Continental
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!