Deaths in South Carolina Names Victoria Puette and Jessie Stallings
Victoria Belk Puette 89 widow of Rev. Charles B. Puette died at her Jackson home after a Spartanburg life. Funeral by Floyd Mortuary in Spartanburg. Survived by three daughters and three sons with 17 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Jessie Stallings 49 died at his New Ellenton residence. Funeral arrangements by Your Funeral Home. Surviving widow Ethel Stallings. three sons James Augusta Larry and Monroe. four daughters Sallie Detroit Shirley Josephine and Carrie Mae. mother Beulah Stallings. two sisters Willis Alma Donaldson and Beatrice Stallings. one brother Wade Stallings.
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Spartanburg
J.D. Wimberly
Jackson
P.B. Osteen
L.W. Graham
Robert Puette
Seattle
Wash
Lyman Puette
Charles Puette
Roebuck
New Ellenton
Jessie Stallings
Cannon Fair Cme Church
Ethel M. Stallings
James Stallings
Augusta
Larry Stallings
Monroe Stallings
Sallie E. Harrison
Detroit
Mich
Shirley Ann Williams
Josephine Stallings
Carrie Mae Fielder
Ellen Ford
N.Y
Beulah Stallings
Willis Alma Donaldson
Williston
Beatrice Stallings
Wade Stallings
Bodenheimer Widow Mae Bodenheimer Funeral Held
Funeral services for Mrs. Charles A. Bodenheimer Mae Flowers Bodenheimer who died Friday were held Sunday. Survivors include her son John T. Bodenheimer of Aiken and three grandchildren.
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Manning
Charles A
Mae Flowers) Bodenheimer
John T. Bodenheimer of
Aiken
Aiken Standard Company Information
Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes afternoons except weekends. Address is 124 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29801 and P O Box 456. AP dispatches used with exclusive local news reproduction rights. No refund guarantee for advertisement errors. corrections in next issue.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
Associated Press
Cheese Theft Charge Leads to Prison Sentences
Testimony showed two men Jeremiah McMillan and Lewis Ashley sold stolen cheese and let items out on consignment. McMillan received four years and Ashley six as they pleaded guilty to burglary and larceny reduced to house breaking and larceny. Ashley cited heroin use fueling theft while McMillan neared high school graduation when trouble began. other pleas included pistol possession and DUI with various sentences.
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Jeremiah McMillan
Jerry McMillan
Lewis Ashley
McMillan
Ashley
Peeples
Thelma Eugene Colden
Charles Ernest Napier
Robert Lee Pope
Barry Myles
S.C. Correctional Department
Johnny Flynn
Aiken Council Approves Grants and Appointments
City Manager Windham notes priorities may change as AKATS study continues. Resolutions authorize federal highway act filing, HUD funds for Community Development Act, and accept a $200000 EDA grant for Aiken Industrial Park improvements financed by EDA and the city. Water sewer upgrades target the By-Pass area near USC A hospital and shopping centers. Perry recommended to fill Election Commission seat vacated by Sears. council approves.
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Roland H. Windham
Department of Housing and Urban Development
EDA
Aiken
Eric Thompson
Lower Savannah
Battered Child Seminar At USC Aiken Campus
Tonight at 7 30 in Room 107 USC Aiken sponsored by the Nursing Dept a panel will discuss child abuse with speakers including Dr Beverly Belk pediatrics MCG and local officials Peggy Pringle Francis Manter Michael Harvey Carl Littlejohn and Rep Irene K Rudnick.
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Dept. of Nursing
University of South Carolina - Aiken
USC
Beverly Belk
The
Medi
Peggy Pringle
Aiken County Family Court
Francis Manter
Family and Children’s Services
Department of Social Services
Michael Harvey
Helping Hands, Inc
Carl Littlejohn
Helping Hands
S.C
Irene K. Rudnick
Chaplain Says People Have Answers To Problems
The Rev. Keith Parker, clinical chaplain at the Aiken Barnwell Mental Health Center, told the Aiken Rotary Club that therapy helps clients find their own answers and motivation to change. He described his role as a liaison between churches and the center, noting a state survey showing pastors as first counselors and the addition of many ministers on staff. The center provides outpatient therapy, emergency treatment, and education with a staff of two psychiatrists and three clinical psychologists. walk ins are welcome, and patients are not turned away.
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Keith Parker
Aiken-Barnwell Mental Health Center
Aiken
Parker
State Department of Mental Health
Department of Mental Health
Ing
Dept. of Mental Health
Lawmaker Pushes Voluntary Breakfast Plan In SC
In Columbia AP Sen Ed Garrison of Anderson will introduce a committee backed bill to swap the 1975 law making school breakfast programs mandatory into a voluntary system. No funds were appropriated and no start deadline was set though about 200 public schools fed students last year voluntary.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Public Education Study Committee
Ed Garrison
Anderson
Graniteville Band Boosters Meet in High School Band Room
The Graniteville Band Booster Club will hold its regular monthly meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the band room of Leavelle McCampbell High School.
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Graniteville Band Booster Club
Leavelle-McCampbell High School
Warmer water study links disease in game fish to SRP effluent
Wake Forest biologists Gerald Esch and Ronald Dimock received a 49500 grant from ERDA to study red sore disease in game fish near Savannah River Plant. Research partners include University of Georgia's Savannah River Ecology Laboratory. In Par Pond, infection rates reached 30 percent in largemouth bass at times, with higher disease in warmer water. Other factors include waste inflow, predation, and fish health.
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Wake Forest University
Energy Research and Development Commission
Savannah River
Aiken
Energy Research and Development Administration
Gerald Esch
Ronald Dimock
Savannah River Ecology Laboratory
University of Georgia
Esch
Dimock
Community Calendar With Diverse Local Meetings
Aiken area groups list evening events across clubs and societies. Disabled American Veterans meet at Pet Dairy at 7 p.m. and other sessions include a Battered Child Seminar at USC Aiken, NARFE chapter at the Senior Citizens Clubhouse, and board of education meetings at the educational center. Various senior clubs, Lions, AA groups, a museum program, bridge, toastmasters and other gatherings span 1 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in multiple venues.
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Pet Dairy
USC Aiken
National Association of Retired Federal Employees
Aiken
Senior Citizens
Aiken County
Aiken County Museum
Ramada Inn
Senior Citizens Clubhouse
Commercial Hotel
Area One Council Meeting Set at Minnie B Kennedy Junior High
The regular meeting of the Aiken Administrative Area Number One Advisory Council will be held at Minnie B Kennedy Junior High School on Wednesday at 7 30 p m. The public is invited to attend.
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Aiken
Correction: Fireman helmet photo misidentifies boy
The Aiken Standard corrects a Friday photo miscaptioning a boy in a fireman helmet. The child pictured is Jimmy deMedicis, not Phillip Wells, and the newspaper regrets the error.
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Jimmy deMedicis
Phillip Wells
Consumer Expert To Speak On Quality Control Role
Roy C. Harms deputy administrator for the S C Department of Consumer Affairs will address the American Society for Quality Control Section 1112 about quality control or lack thereof as a source of consumer complaints. The talk accompanies a monthly meeting at the Green Jacket Restaurant. Augusta Harris also lectures for the National Institute on consumer credit.
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American Society For Quality Control
Roy C. Harms
S. C. Department of Consumer Affairs
Harms
Green Jacket
Augusta Harris
National Institute On Consumer Credit
AGNS Hearing Opens Today at Barnwell Plant
Hearings resume in Columbia on Allied General Nuclear Services license for reprocessing spent nuclear fuels at Barnwell. A three member NRC panel will hear environmentalist testimony on hazards during transport and schedule a prehearing conference ahead of separate hearings for a fuel receiving and storage facility at the same Barnwell plant.
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Columbia
Allied General Nuclear Services
Barnwell
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Real estate ad urges professional advice before selling
A sales pitch encourages consulting a real estate agent before selling a home. It notes property values rise over time and an attractive offer may be misleading. The agent promises appraisal and marketing services plus courteous, prompt, and efficient service.
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Victoria Puette
Mrs. Bodenheimer
Lynn McElmurray
Donnie McElmurray
Murry Sill
Battered Child
Cal College of Georgia
Eric Higgs
Graniteville
SRP
Deis
National Weather Service
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Tecel Ferece
Hee
Pacific Coast
Great Plains
Texas
Lake Michigan
Area One Council
Consumer
AGNS
Maurice Wi Iams
Wilmac, Inc. Realtors
Barnwell-Nw
Dairies
Florist
Bragg Heating Co
Park Ave
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Amana
Amana Electric
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