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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1985
Page
5
Partly cloudy with chances of showers Thursday through Saturday. Temperatures mainly in the 80s to mid 90s with cooler readings in the northwest by Friday. Lows mostly 60s to 70s, some 50s in the northwest. Specific areas note fair nights in the Midlands and coast regions with 20 to 30 percent thunderstorm chances tomorrow.
The Aiken Sertoma Club installed its officers for the year. Jim Hopkins is president with John Cagle as president-elect and Andy Hatley as membership VP. Len Storstrom leads sponsorship, Tom Brandner program VP, Bob Newburn secretary, and Rick Jantzen treasurer. Next meeting is Monday at 6:30 p.m. at Palmer's Restaurant Ramada Inn with speaker Earle E. Morris.
A string of death notices from Clearwater to Blairsville and Saluda details 74 year old Minnie Smith of Clearwater, 22 year old Connie Blocker of Aiken, 84 year old Eliza Cromer of Saluda, 53 year old Franklin Bowles of Blairsville, and 74 year old Lowell Tilton of Scranton. Obituaries note church memberships, survivors, and funeral homes handling arrangements. Burial services and call times are listed for each case.
Funeral services for Franklin D. Bowles husband of Audrey Southern Bowles will be at 2 30 PM Tuesday at Sunset Memory Gardens Langley SC with four grandchildren among survivors. Friends should assemble at graveside at 2 10 PM. George Funeral Home Inc.
Napa California professional golfer Rod Funseth died Monday night at 52 after a long battle with terminal chest cancer. Chicago blues pianist Eurreal Montgomery known as Little Brother, aged 78, died Friday from congestive heart failure and pneumonia. Milledgeville Georgia newspaper figure Jere N Moore, 83, longtime editor of the Milledgeville Union Recorder and third generation in a family of editors, died Sunday.
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