Sidney Hartley obituary and funeral details
Sidney Hartley 83 of 3017 Vaucluse Road died Sept 4 2003 at home. He served in WWII and Korean War earning multiple medals and served 31 years at DuPont SRP. He was a member of Charles Wesley United Methodist Church. Funeral services Saturday at 11 a.m. at Charles Wesley with burial Ridge Spring Cemetery. Memorials suggested to Epworth Children’s Home or the church.
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Sidney Hartley
Vaucluse Road
Batesburg
Charlie and
Clara Mae Oswalt Hartley
P&n Railway Co
Greenville
Army Transportation Corps
Africa
Sicily
Italy
Army
Official Board
Polly Ellen Cato Hartley
Linda Clarke
Ken
Aiken
Nancy Blakey
Irma
Charlie Lewie
Hortense
Phillip Austin
Buck
Gloria
Ridge Spring
Ella Mae Durst
Durham
N.C
Evelyn Williams
Jim
Stephen
Rhett Clarke
University of South Carolina
Bruce Blakey
John Hartley
Sidney Thomas Blakey
Epworth Children’s Home
Columbia
S.C
Charles Wesley United Methodist Church
Trolley Line Road
Ed Coursey
Shellhouse Funeral Home
Hayne Ave
South Carolina poll shows four candidates led by Lieberman
A Zogby International poll of 501 likely SC primary voters finds Joe Lieberman at 8 percent with Edwards 10 Dean 9 Kerry 8 and 46 percent undecided. Gephardt falls to 4, Sharpton 5, Graham 2, Moseley Braun 1, Kucinich 1, Clark 2. Labor ads have begun for Edwards and Dean while others wait.
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Washington
Joe Lieberman
South Carolina
John Edwards
John Kerry
Howard Dean
Lieberman
Zogby International
Connecticut
al Gore
Dick Gephardt
Missouri
Gephardt
Edwards
North Carolina
Dean
Vermont
Kerry
Massachusetts
Mount Pleasant
Illinois
Carol Moseley Braun
Dennis Kucinich
Ohio
John Zogby
Iowa
New Hampshire
Helen Vargo Szathmary obituary notice
Helen Vargo Szathmary 95 died Monday September 1 2003 at Carriage Hills. Private funeral services. Survived by son James Szathmary and wife Raemary of Aiken and two grandchildren Nancy and David Szathmary. Memorials to Southern Care Hospice 33 A Warden Drive Aiken SC 29803. Shellhouse Funeral Home.
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Helen Vargo Szathmary
Carriage Hills Plantation
James Szathmary
Raemary
Aiken
Nancy
David Szathmary
Southern Care Hospice
Warden Drive
S.C
Shellhouse Funeral Home
Hayne Ave
Susan Chilcott Died At 40 Of Breast Cancer
Opera singer Susan Chilcott, a leading British soprano, died in London from breast cancer at age 40. She debuted at Covent Garden last June as Lisa in Queen Of Spades opposite Placido Domingo and previously sang across Europe and New York. Her career included a notable onstage dress flame incident.
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Susan Chilcott
Opera Singer
London
Britain
England
Europe
New York City
Chilcott
Royal Opera House
Covent Garden
Lisa
Tchaikovsky
Placido Domingo
Theatre Royal de la Monnaie
Brussels
Obituary Submission Policy at The Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard will publish up to 16 lines of obituary notices free of charge per run with subsequent lines billed. Information is supplied by funeral homes and may be edited for style. Deadline is 9 00 p m daily and for more details call 648 2311.
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Aiken Standard
Laura Bush Eyes Iraq and Afghanistan Travel
First Lady Laura Bush said she hopes to travel to Afghanistan and Iraq to observe education and meet children. She stressed the importance of sister schools and reading, while avoiding talk of war. She also planned more fundraising for President Bush and praised soldiers in the war on terrorism.
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Florence
Laura Bush
Iraq
Afghanistan
Here
Bush
Savannah Grove
Noelia Rodriguez
Coun
Charleston to Open Second Law School in South Carolina
The Charleston School of Law wins provisional approval to enroll its first class in 2004, aiming for 125 students in downtown Charleston. Dean Richard Gershon will lead operations. the private school plans about 25 000 dollars yearly tuition and 18 to 20 student per faculty ratio.
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South Carolina
Charleston School of Law
University of South Carolina
Columbia
Commission On Higher Education
Alex Sanders
College of Charleston
Sanders
Ers
USC
School of Law
Richard Gershon
Texas Wesleyan School of Law
Gershon
Texas Wesleyan
American Bar Association
South Carolina Court of Appeals
Federal judge warns video gambling magnate in contempt case
In Columbia, Fred Collins faces potential contempt fines as a federal judge scolded him during testimony in a six year legal battle over his former South Carolina video gambling empire. The judge criticized Collins for offering unverified answers and pointed to questions about payout limits and legal interpretations.
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Columbia
U.S
Joe Anderson
Fred Collins
South Carolina
Collins
Anderson
David Rothstein
Charlie Condon
Condon
State Revenue Department
Rothstein
Man killed as two vehicles strike Spartanburg pedestrian
Spartanburg authorities report Jerry Lee Lewis 36 died when a van and a second car struck him while crossing Highway 56 at an intersection. Edward A. Williams 52 of Spartanburg drove the van and Matt Eady 30 of Greenville drove the second vehicle. No charges filed. investigation ongoing.
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Spartanburg
Jerry Lee Lewis
Lewis
Edward A. Williams
Matt Eady
Greenville
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