Death notices from Aiken area honor multiple residents
Obituaries list Mrs. Jane Gaye Campbell who died September 1 2003 with services in Michigan and memorials to cancer groups. Clarence Shorty Dalton aged 80 dies September 2 2003 in Augusta Georgia with service at George Funeral Homes. Robert E Hatcher Clearwater notices note death September 3 2003 with services at Clearwater First Baptist Church and memorials to local aging council. Additional details include survivors and family members across multiple locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Gaye Campbell
Michigan
Campbell
Lansing
Mich
William Bruce
Lois Wilma Campbell
Aiken
Fowlerville
Andrea Dawson
Lisle
Ill
Carolyn Caswell
Trenton
Clarence
Shorty" Dalton
University Hospital
Augusta
George Funeral Homes
Derrick Strickland
Dalton
Quincy
Fla
Oliver
Annie Dalton
Kenneth Dalton
Isaac Henry
Irene Dalton
Louis Dalton
North Aiken
Clearwater
Robert E. Hatcher
Pennie Josey Hatcher
Jo H. Center
Nelle H. Murrell
North Augusta
Ann Bryant
Leesville
Shelby H. Beard
Temple Terrace
Florida
Virginia Pruett
Eastman
Mr. Hatcher
Hawkinsville
William and
Fannie Sheffield Hatcher
Clearwater First Baptist Church
John Bolin
Hatcher
Sunset Memorial Gardens
R. L. Cromer
Brian
David Murrell
Marty
Gary Bryant
Eric
Kevin Center
Charlton Reece
Aiken Area
Nelle Murrell
Crestview Drive
Woodridge Subdivision
Hatcher Funeral Home
U.S. Hwy. 1
Langley
Obituary Notices for Janie Peterson and Helen Szathmary
Janie Ragland Peterson mother of George C. Peterson of Aiken died Sunday August 31 2003. Funeral rites set for Saturday at 11 AM at Church officiated by Rev Earl Moss burial Mount Olive Cemetery Washington DC. Contact Insurance and Financial Services 556 East Pine Log Road Aiken or Stewart Finneral Home Washington DC. Also note V Helen Vargo Szathmary 95 of Aiken died September 1 2003 at Carriage Hills Plantation. Funeral arrangements pending memorials to Southern Care Hospice. Shellhouse Funeral Home Aiken listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janie R. Peterson
Washington
D.C
Janie Ragland Peterson
George C. Peterson
Aiken
Randall Memorial Baptist Church
Earl Moss
Mount Olive Cemetery
Washington, D.C
Office of Insurance and Financial Services
East Pine Log Road
S.C
Stewart Finneral
Benning Road
WH. Mays
James Brown
Augusta
Helen V. Szathmary
Helen Vargo Szathmary
Carriage Hills Plantation
James Szathmary
Nancy
David Szathmary
Southern Care Hospice
Warden Drive
Shellhouse Funeral Home
Hayne Ave
Paris author Amram Ducovny dies at 75
Amram Ducovny, author and father of X Files star David Duchovny, died in Paris on August 23 from heart disease at age 75. He grew up in Coney Island, New York, and adopted Paris as his home about a decade ago. His semi autobiographical novel Coney portrays adolescent Harry amid Coney Island misfits before World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Amram Ducovny
Xfiles
David Duchovny
Ducovny
Laurie Duchovny
Coney Island
New York City
Coney
Harry
Obituary Notice Policy for The Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard outlines obituary notices can be published with up to 16 lines free when first run. Funeral homes submit details by 9:00 p.m. daily and may incur charges for additional lines. edits for style are made by the newspaper.
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The
Aiken Standard
Seniors complain about new park fees in South Carolina
The state Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism raised entry fees for seniors and cut camping discounts to meet budget cuts. Seniors now pay $1.50 at most parks with higher rates at coastal areas and camping discounts drop from 50 to 15 percent, increasing nightly fees to $12.75. Read statements from the Stantons of Myrtle Beach and park official Mark Davis on the impact and context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
State Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism
Lee
Ann Stanton
Myrtle Beach
Stantons
Phil Gaines
State Parks
PRT
South Carolina
Florida
Tennessee
Georgia
North Carolina
Alabama
Kentucky
Mark Davis
Dreher Island State Recreation Area
Newberry County
Davis
Black leaders wary as $110 million prison rises in S C town
In Williamsburg County, a new federal medium security prison of about 1150 beds with 380+ jobs draws mixed views. Supporters cite economic gains and infrastructure links, while critics including Rev. Darby and Rev. Jackson warn about reliance on incarceration and urge investment in education and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salters
Williamsburg
Pines
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Joe Darby
South Carolina
The
Columbia
Williamsburg County
NAACP
Darby
Richard Treme
Hezekiah Pressley
Harry Pringle
Station House
Kingstree
Federal
Settlement over Burkhart estate ends multi-agency dispute
The State Law Enforcement Division and Oconee County Sheriff's Office will transfer about 800000 dollars worth of property to the Anderson County Sheriff's Office to settle a suit. The out of court agreement ends months of legal battles over the estate of drug figure William Ronnie Burkhart who died three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Oconee County
Oconee
SLED
Burkhart
Gene Taylor
Taylor
Customs
Dave McDonald
Anderson County
Beattie Ashmore
Clemson students say budget cuts hurt diversity efforts
Clemson University students report state budget cuts raise tuition and force minority students to drop out or delay returning. Jason German, a junior from Mount Pleasant, notes only about 7 percent of Clemson students are Black while the state’s Black population is nearly 33 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemson
Clemson University
Jason German
Mount Pleasant
German
Evangelist charged with 13 more counts of sex abuse in SC
James Wesley McCoy 31 of Bath faces three criminal sexual conduct with a minor and ten lewd acts charges tied to four Aiken County youths. He leads McCoy Ministries in Greenville and is jailed in Oconee County. the new cases add to prior May charges involving 13 and 14 year olds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Aiken County
James Wesley McCoy
Bath
McCoy
Oconee County
Aiken
Michael Frank
Frank
McCoy Ministries
Greenville
South Carolina
Kershaw
Laurens
Oconee
Pickens
USC provost to return to teaching
USC Provost Jerry Odom will step down next year to resume teaching and research in chemistry. He plans to resign as No 2 official on Aug. 16 to allow President Andrew Sorensen time to appoint a successor, stating he has viewed himself as a temporarily displaced faculty member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia — University of South Carolina
Jerry Odom
Odom
University
Andrew Sorensen
Sorensen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jane G. Campbell
Clarence S. Dalton
Napier Funeral Home
Main Street
Graniteville
Sammie" Napier
Pine Log Road
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Jesse Jackson
Jackson
Urban League
James T. McLawhorn Jr
Sheriff’s Office
Socastee School
Socastee
Socastee High School
Paul Browning
Horry County
Jamie Hughes
Collins
Fred Collins
Collins Entertainment Co, Inc
Piedmont
Miranda Leigh Williams
James McCann
McCann
Williams
Saluda County
Saluda
George Hopkins
State Law Enforcement Division
Kathryn Richardson
USC
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