Deaths And Funerals Gos Angelos
Gos Angelos 82 of 1111 Rich land Ave West Aiken died yesterday after a brief illness at University Hospital. Funeral Friday 2 p.m. at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church Augusta with burial in Bethany Cemetery. Trisagion service Thursday 7 30 p.m. at George Funeral Home chapel. Survived by wife Stamatia Krikona Angelos and four sons James George Nicky and Arthur all of Aiken. Friends may call at home or funeral home.
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Gos Angelos
Richland Ave
West
Aiken
University Hospital
Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church
Augusta
George Vaporis
James Laliberte
Bethany Cemetery
George Funeral Home
Aigion
Greece
Jim
Helen Angelos
Angelos
Stamatia Krikona Angelos
James Angelos
George Angelos
Nicky Angelos
Arthur Angelos
Griffin Rites Set for James W Griffin in North Augusta
James W. Griffin 76 of North Augusta died Tuesday after a long illness. Funeral services will be 4:30 p.m. Friday at George Funeral Home Aiken with Rev. William Brown officiating. Burial Bethany Cemetery. He retired in 1962 from the Outdoor Show Business. He was a World War I veteran and a member of First United Methodist Tarpon Springs Florida. Pallbearers named.
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North Augusta
James Wright Griffin
RFD
Box
George Funeral Home
Aiken
William Brown
Bethany Cemetery
Augusta
Griffin
First United Methodist Church
Tarpon Springs
Fla
Milissa Staley Dies at Four Months in Williston
Milissa Staley four months old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Staley of Route 1 Williston, died at home. Funeral arrangements are to be announced by Weathersbee Grove Funeral Home. Survived by parents, two brothers John S. Staley Jr and Willie James, paternal grandmother Lillie Mae Staley of Blackville, maternal grandmother Maggie Washington of Williston. Friends may call at the residence or funeral home.
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Williston
Milissa Staley
John S. Staley
Route 1
Weathersbee Grove Funeral Home
John S. Staley Jr
Willie James
Lillie Mae Staley
Blackville
Maggie Washington
Mrs Willie Smith 77 Batesburg Dies. Rites Today
Mrs Willie Minnie Beulah Smith of Batesburg dies aged 77 after a hospital stay. Funeral held at Eton Lutheran Church with Rev Oliver M Morgan officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Cumbee Funeral Home Ridge Spring in charge. Survived by widower three sons Walter John Homer Smith two daughters Etta Rankin Mary Miller and sister Clara Smith Leesville.
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Batesburg
Willie
Minnie Beulah) Smith
Eton Lutheran Church
Oliver M. Morgan
Cumbee
Ridge Spring
Enon Lutheran Church
Leesville
Walter A. Smith
John H. Smith
Homer C. Smith
Etta Jane Rankin
Mary Lee Miller
Clara Smith
Robert Grady Scott dies in Langley service held at Poseys
Robert Grady Scott of Augusta Road Gloverville died Tuesday in a local hospital. Funeral service will be Thursday at Poseys Chapel Langley with Rev. W M Corley officiating. Burial in Sunset Memory Gardens. He was born in Rocky Ford Ga and lived 33 years in the area. He retired from Bath Mills of United Merchants and Manufacturing. Survived by wife Janie Ruth Cushman Scott two sons Robert Scott Jr and Rowell Scott both of Langley and three brothers R L Scott James Scott of Gloverville and George Scott of Florida Pallbearers Harold Freeman Richard Freeman Herbert Campbell Aaron Campbell Rubin Hall Thomas Cantrel. Friends may call at Poseys Funeral Home Langley or at the residence.
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Gloverville
Robert Grady Scott
Augusta Road
Posey’s
Langley
W.M. Corley
Sunset Memory Gardens
Scott
Rocky Ford
Bath Mills
United Merchants and Manufacturing Corporation
Janie Ruth Cushman Scott
Robert Scott Jr
Rowell Scott
R.L. Scott
James Scott
George Scott
Florida
Harold Freeman
Richard Freeman
Herbert Campbell
Aaron Campbell
Rubin Hall
Thomas Cantrel
Posey
Coy M. Bell 73 Died in Orangeburg Regional Hospital
Coy M Bell 73 of Williston died Tuesday at Orangeburg Regional Hospital funeral services held today at 5 pm in Folk Funeral Home Chapel officiated by Rev Michael Davenport burial in Bell family cemetery He was born in Barnwell County a retired farmer member of White Pond Baptist Church and longtime deacon He is survived by wife Mattie Lee Kight Bell one daughter Cathrine Lau of Columbus Ga three sons Victor Bell Veron R Bell Harold Bell all of Williston two sisters Ruby Riley Bertha Sims both of Williston two brothers Leroy Bell Williston and Claude K Bell Beech Island six grandsons as pallbearers.
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Williston
Coy M. Bell
Orangeburg
Folk Funeral Home
Michael Davenport
Bell
Barnwell County
White Pond
Mattie Lee Kight Bell
Cathrine Lau
Columbus
Victor Bell
Veron R. Bell
Harold Bell
Ruby Riley
Bertha Sims
Leroy Bell
Claude K. Bell
Beech Island
North Augusta council fills planning posts and delays stadium referendum
North Augusta Mayor Walters announced two new planning and zoning appointees, Hugh Cook III and Perry Holcombe, as the council approved action on a November stadium referendum. A county landfill fee faced criticism as Walters argued costs should be shared across all residents unless city repairs funded the bulldozer.
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Walters
North
Eric Presley
Stadium Council
North Augusta Public Safety opens house today
North Augusta Department of Public Safety invites the public to an open house from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. featuring displays films and tours. Director Walter Newman says residents may attend to learn about the department and its work.
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North Augusta
Sights of Ocho Rios Jamaica Highlight Local Wonders
Among the outstanding sights of Ocho Rios Jamaica are Dun's River Falls a mountain stream that flows over polished boulders Discovery Bay the site of Columbus s first landing in Jamaica and Fern Gully a canyon with ferns and tropical flora.
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Ocho Rios
Jamaica
Dun’s River Falls
Discovery Bay
Columbus
Fern Gully
Layman sworn in as North Augusta council member
Daniel B. Layman, Republican, was sworn in to fill the unexpired term of Robert Oswald Jr. after winning an unopposed race with 218 votes and 27 write-ins. Layman, a former city board member, will chair the community relations committee and serve on recreation and finance panels.
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Judy Rich
North Augusta
Council
Daniel B. Layman
Robert Oswald Jr
Layman
North
Raymond Walters
O. Douglas Smith
The
Election Commission
Walters
Board of Adjustments
Cain urges public to engage in government and keep fiscally conservative
Rep. C. Marshall Cain of Aiken in a Farm Bureau meeting urged citizens to get involved in government to curb "dirty politics." He supported single member districts for state legislature, arguing it will boost representation and quality. He warned against expanding state control, cited budget surpluses and proposed reforms, and emphasized private enterprise and civic duty.
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C. Marshall Cain
R Aiken
Aiken
Cain
State Senate
House
Gordon Strachan
White House
Joseph Montoya
New Mexico
Farm Bureau
South Carolina
Missing funds at Paul Knox Jr. High School prompt investigation
Public Safety Director Walter Newman reports $1 047 32 in checks and cash missing from Paul Knox Jr High School. The burglary, occurring at 7 40 a m, involved a broken window in the principal's office and a forced cabinet. No forced entry observed on the outside. Also, $114 in cash was stolen from the CSRA Cablevision Office at North Augusta Plaza. Both cases under investigation.
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Paul Knox Jr
Walter Newman
Newman
Csra Cablevision
North Augusta Plaza
Community Calendar Highlights North Augusta and Aiken Groups Meet
Local clubs and organizations across North Augusta and Aiken publish meeting times. The North Augusta Public Safety open house runs until 7 p.m. at city facilities. Various clubs including Aiken Chess, Kiwanis, Rotary, Garden, and Masonic lodge list evening gatherings with venues and start times.
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North Augusta
Corporations, Executives Face Campaign Finance Charges
Federal prosecutors filed misdemeanor charges against American Airlines, Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co, and Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co for illegal corporate political contributions. Goodyear and Minnesota Mining officers are also named in the case.
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Washington
Nixon
Wyman Seeks another term to shape Aiken's future
Wyman outlines plans to contact citizens, improve roads with state approval, and limit downtown private property spending. He favors expanding recreation and parks, upgrading water and garbage services, and maintaining a cooperative downtown with merchants. He endorses the city manager form of government and continued education for police and fire.
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Wyman
Sion
Aiken
Public Works
Reapportionment Dispute Plays Out In Legislature
The House and Senate clash over districting as they seek single-member districts after the 1970 census. Key figures include Rep. Robert Kneece and legislative leaders debating amendments and concurrence. Other items under consideration include mortgage interest ceiling and higher documentary stamp taxes for recreation land purchases.
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House
Senate
Robert Kneece
D.-Richland
U.S. Supreme Court
Ways and Means
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