Deaths and Obituaries Notice from North Augusta and Warrenville
DEATHS from 28 Parents are four sisters, Paula Raborn and Bonnie Posey, both of Trenton, Audrey Bailey, Greenville, and Michelle Key, and his maternal grandmother, Lucille Brown, North Augusta. Pallbearers will be Marc Posey, Gary Raborn, Byron Steger, Brandon Steger, Joshua Posey and Trey Asbell. Friends may call at the residence of Melba B. Key, 560 Curt town Road, North Augusta. The family will receive friends from 7-9 p.m. today at the funeral home. Stephen D. Posey Funeral Home, North Augusta, is in charge of arrangements. Oliver Ray Hankinson WARRENVILLE Oliver Ray Hankinson died Tuesday, Oct. 13, 1998, at his residence. Mr. Hankinson, 89, resided at 220 Key's Dairy Road, Warrenville. Funeral services will be held at 5 pm. Thursday in the Hatcher Funeral Home Chapel, Langley. The Revs. Wayne Key, Chris Wechsler and Marion Jay will officiate. Burial will be in the Pentecost United Methodist Church Cemetery, Warrenville A native of Burke County, Ga., Mr. Hankinson was a son of the late Ott Banks Hankinson and Cora Saxon Hankinson. He was retired from the Granite Mill, a division of the Graniteville Company, with 33 years of service. Mr. Hankinson was a member.
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Paula Raborn
Bonnie Posey
Trenton
Audrey Bailey
Greenville
Michelle Key
Lucille Brown
North Augusta
Marc Posey
Gary Raborn
Byron Steger
Brandon Steger
Joshua Posey
Trey Asbell
Melba B. Key
560 Curry
Town Road
Stephen D. Posey
Oliver Ray Hankinson
Warrenville
Mr. Hankinson
Key's Dairy Road
Hatcher Funeral Home
Langley
Wayne Key
Chris Wechsler
Marion Jay
Pentecost United Methodist Church
Burke County
Hankinson
Ott Banks Hankinson
Cora Saxon Hankinson
Granite Mill
Graniteville Company
United ‘Methodist Men's Club
Nellie Key Hankinson
Otis Hankinson
Augusta
Joyce Mathis
Crestview
Fla
Gail Player
West Columbia
Eileen Powers
Jekyll Island
Kay Kitchings
Bessie Weathersbee
Clearwater
Alma Redd
Belvedere
Wadi
Anne K. Heath
Miss Heath
West Woodlawn Ave
Westover Memorial Park
Timothy L. Owings
Aiken County
Fort Gordon
First Baptist Church of
Thomas Wells Heath
Lumon Q. Heath
William F Heath
Louisville
Martha H. Whitaker
Doris M. Heath
Corinth Baptist Church
Branche Stephens
Bill Yaun
Luttrell
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Harry
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Hubbs
Sandra Woods Hubbs
Norma Crittenden
Aiken
Sandra Winnett
New Ellenton
Forrest Hubbs
Harold Hubs
Swansea
Kimberly Baker
Columbia
Kent Baker
South Main St
Shellhouse Funeral Home
Police report bold acts near I 20 overpass and pawn shop
A mini refrigerator and a boot were thrown from an overpass at Interstate 20 and Old Vaucluse Road. A burglary occurred at the Crosland Park Apartments Office with a window broken and the office ransacked. a cordless phone was stolen. Two men attempted to purchase Glock 9 mm pistols at Kalmia Pawn Shop, fled with the guns, one man was detained near a laundromat by Aiken DPS, the other remained at large.
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Interstate 20
Old Vaucluse Road
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Aiken
Video poker ties emerge in governor race conflict
Hodges’ backers face scrutiny as Smith and Mason call for transparency on gambling money influencing the governor race. Mason opposes video poker, citing state harm and a personal loss, while Beasley’s stance is echoed on integrity. Supreme Court delay noted. Sheriff Sellers frames it as a quality of life issue beyond partisanship.
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Hodges
Smith
Mason
David Beasley
Sam
Supreme Court
Howard Sellers
Aiken
Loaned Executives Learn United Way Agencies Shapes
Loaned executives recall visiting health and human services agencies, realizing the impact of donations. Morrone felt guilt guiding more time and money. Glauser notes the challenge of securing support, while Robinson says the agencies endure beyond campaigns as LEs return to their jobs.
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United Way
Shearer
SoWe
Morrone
Ms. Glauser
Ms. Robinson
Obituary notices list Hankinson Heath Hubbs and kin
The notices memorialize Otis Hankinson and Nellie Hankinson with daughters Joyce Gail Eileen Kay, four sisters, and many descendants. Anne K Heath, James Glenn Hubbs, and others are noted with surviving relatives and memorials to local churches and hospices. Funeral home details, services, and burial sites are provided for Warrenville, North Augusta, and New Ellenton.
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