News-Press from Fort Myers, Florida • Page 10

4-B Fort Myers (Fla.) News-Press, Monday, March 5, 1973 jWreck Fatal To Man, 23 -it- few-1 4 -v lb 1 ing red lights at the crossing and slamed into the third car behind the engine. Horner is the 13th traffic fatality in Lee County this year, compared to nine traffic deaths here at this time last year. Horner was one of seventeen persons who died in weekend traffic accidents in A Fort Myers man died Jarly Sunday in a car-train accident on Bayshore Road. I Robert Theodore Horner, 23, of 3806 Hanover in i -Fort Myers was killed about 32:50 a.m. when he slammed Jnto a train at a railroad crossing on State Road 78.

Lee County sheriff's depu- pes said Horner Ignored falsh- of relatives. Gerald Jack Shumway of Orlando was killed in a two-car accident in his hometown Friday. Roy Allen Hurley, 26, of St. Petersburg died Saturday in Pinellas County when he lost control of his car and drove into a ditch. Kristina Christopher, 17, of Ocala, was killed in a three-car crash Saturday on State Road 25 in northeast Marion County.

Retha Faye Johnston, 17, of Wauchula died when her car rolled off a wooden bridge on Manley Road two miles east of her hometown in Hardee County Saturday. Frank Joseph McMackin, 56, of Naples was killed Saturday in a two-car headon collision at the 52 mile post on Alligator Alley in Broward County. Michael F. Miner, 17, of Brooksville died Saturday when a car struck his motorcycle on U.S. 41 1.2 miles north of his hometown.

Jessie Eugene Smith, 47, of Orlando was killed Saturday on Interstate 75 west of Ocala when his car smashed into the rear of a slower-moving tractor trailer. James Jereon Gray, 31, of Winter Garden, died Saturday when he lost control of his car in Orange County and it rammed into an apartment building. the state, including two elderly women killed when their car was struck broadside on U.S. 90 near Grand Ridge in Jackson County, the Florida Highway Patrol reported. Bernice Watson Brock, 58, of Sneads, and Mettie Law-son, 64, of Grand Ridge, died Saturday when their car pulled out from a dirt road into the path of a westbound car, troopers said.

The patrol gave the following account of other weekend fatalities: Two unidentified persons burned to death Saturday on State Road 600 1.5 miles west of Tampa in Pinellas County when their vehicle was struck from the rear and the gas tank burst into flames. James Clifford Cooper, 48, of Panama City was killed Sunday in a two-car head-on collision on State Road 22 in Bay County 6.6 miles east of Callaway. Marsha Elmore, 22, of Tampa, died Sunday in Hillsborough County when the car she was riding in swerved to avoid an animal and overturned twice. Troopers are withholding the name of a pedestrian killed in Boynton Beach early Sunday pending notification of relatives. The name of a pedestrian killed Friday night in Fort Lauderdale is also being withheld pending notification a ditch.

News-Press Photographer Robert Ferguson, on of those passing motorists, stopped, too, and took this plcturr of some unidentified young people who aided the driver. More shaken up than injured, Johnson was lifted from his car, and those who had come to his aid then pushed together to get the car out of the ditch. No charges were filed. Getting Involved Passing motorists stopped to help when Thomas Johnson, 72, of 1828 Pine Valley Drive, Fort Myers, missed the entrance to the Sheraton Inn on U.S. 41 and drove his car into PIMENTEL'S Fresh Flowers MERCEDIES FLOWERS GIFTS EDISON MALI 936-4648 Watch Clock Repair Shop, 206 South PAGE PARK.

Continue going straight at tho now Airport ntrance. eeatfltos eamid IFyoneralls SAY IT WITH JGanesvVe Get Noise GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) J- Police in this Central Florida city have been armed with two "ray guns" to zap people for making too Jhuch noise. 1 The sound-measuring devices, which look like some- thing out of a science fiction "movie, were purchased for Scouts Aid JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) Some 10,000 Boy Scouts from 15 counties in i Northeast Florida walked ap- proximately 80,000 miles Saturday to distribute 160,000 Goodwill bags to doorsteps.

Residents were asked to fill the bags with repairable clothing and small appli-; ances and set the bags back FLORENCE M. SEWARD PUNTA GORDA Florence M. Seward, 74, of Rt. 1, died Thursday. She came here 15 years ago from Medfield, Mass.

She is survived by two sons, Lee H. Jr. of New Rochelle, N.Y. and Roy of Pittsburgh, three daughters, Mrs. Harry Nancy Price and Mrs.

Carol Jean Goff, both of Punta Gorda: a sister, Mrs. Irene Clark, of Brooklyn, N.Y.; 18 grandchil-: dren; 4 great-grandchildren. Funeral service will be to-; day at 10: 3D a.m. at the Edward R. Ponger Funeral Home.

FRANK J. McMACKEN JR. NAPLES Frank J. McMackin 55, of 355 Neptune's Bight, Naples, died Saturday in Broward County. He was a member of St.

Ann Catholio Church, was 27 years with East- ern Airlines with manager-flight nine years, Eastern Airlines in New York. Survivors Include his wife. Mary Ann; a son, Frank J. Mc- Mackin III of Naples; two daughters. Miss Meghan A.

Mc- Mackin of Naples and Mrs. Holly A. Adams of Lakevllle, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank J.

McMackin Sr. of Mount Clair, N. two sisters, Mrs. A. Rottmann of Hunting-: ton, N.Y., and Mrs.

Frank fEI-; leen) Romans of Livingston, N.J. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the Earl G. Hodges Funeral Chapel. AMELIA UNDERWOOD PORT CHARLOTTE Mrs. AmeliB Underwood, 84, of 101 N.W.

Olean Blvd. died Sunday. Born in Denmark, she came to Port Charlotte 11 years ago from Minneapolis, Minn. She is survived by a sister. Miss Thora Iverson of Minneapolis; two nieces, Mrs.

Louise Hansen of Bradenton and Miss News of COUNTY COURT of the Fort Myers Jaycees. and St. Cecilia's Catholic Church Surviving are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.

J. (Jack) Horner; three sisters, Mrs. Paul Byrd Jr. of North Fort Myers, and Miss Linda Ann Horner and Miss Mar-jorie Susan Horner, both of Fort Myers; and maternal grandfather, Theodora Rockenhaus of Scranton, Ark. Scripture service will be held today at 7:30 p.m.

from the Chapel of the Harvey Funeral Home with Father Edward McNamara, officiating. Mass of the Resurrection will be said Tuesday at 11 a.m. from St. Cecilia's Catholic Church. Pallbearers will be David Nay-lor, Sheldon Summerville, Tom Berg, Ritchie Perguson, Pat Mcln-nis, Bobby Locks, Vic Maurice and Jan Wiggington.

Burial will be in Fort Myers Cemetery. Friends may call at the Harvey Funeral Home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today. MARY F. KINEKE NAPLES Mary F.

Kineke, 80, residing at 645 United Street, Key West, died Sunday in Naples. She was born in Florida, and has lived In Naples for one month, coming from Key West. She is survived by her husband William Kineke of Key West; one daughter, Mrs. Agnes Williams of Naples; a sister, Mrs. Minnie Knowles of Key and one grandson.

Funeral service will, be held this morning at 9 a.m. at the Earl G. Hodges Funeral Chapel with the Rev. Walter Lauster of the Church of God officiating. ROBERT T.

HORNER Robert T. Horner, 23, of 3806 Hanover Street, died Sunday. Co-owner of the Southwest Pump and Sprinkler he graduated from Fort Myers Sr. High School in 1968, attended Edison Community College, was a member -GINGER Pat Roy Sieler FOR 24-HOUR SERVICE Call 936-2322 2ND FOWLER Across from Bill Smith's msr2 'ctodcc. da a nuA Police Gauges $500 apiece after the city council passed an ordinance prohibiting noises made "in such a manner as to disturb the public peace and quiet." Purchased from a firm in Sweden, the machines measure the intensity of sound from up to 50 feet away.

Goodwill out on doorsteps next Saturday for pickup. Last year, 27,000 bags were filled and the goal this year is 30,000 bags. The project, in its 14th year, is expected to furnish more than 180,000 man hours of work for handicapped persons and nearly one-fourth of Goodwill's annual income in the area. Eleanor Kjelstrub of Los An geles. Funeral service will be Tuesday at p.m.

in the Port Charlotte Chapel of Kays Funeral Home with the Rev. James M. Smith of the First United Methodist Church officiating. Burial will follow at Restlawn Memorial Gardens. WILLIAM F.

GORDON PUNTA GORDA William F. Gordon, 76, of 1751 Banana St. died Sunday. Born in Todd County, Kentucky he retired here 15 years ago from Guthrie, and was a member of the First Presbyterian Church in Port Charlotte. Surviving is his Wife, Hal B.

Gordon of Punta Gorda; a son, Mason P. of Punta Gorda; a daughter, Shirley G. Fuqua of Owensboro, a sister, Caroline J. Tate of Princeton, N.J.; and seven grandchildren. Funeral service will be today at 1 p.m.

at the Port Charlotte Chapel of Kays Funeral Home. The family requests that flowers be omitted. MARGARET O'FLAHERTY PORT CHARLOTTE Mrs. Margaret O' Flaherty. 78, of 214 Perkin Terr, died Saturday at St.

Joseph Hospital. Born in Bally-viel. County Mayo, Ireland, she was a registered nurse before retiring to Port Charlotte 13 years go from Ottawa, Canada. She was a member of St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church, the Council Catholic Women, N.A.R.F.E., Kansas-Missouri Club, University Club, Port Charlotte Civic Association and Chapter 80 of A.A.R.P.

Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Sara McWa Iters of Ballinestoka, Tulrahan, County Mayo, Ireland; a niece, Miss Mary Evans of Las Vegas, Nev. Funeral arrangements are Incomplete and will be announced later by the Port Charlotte Chapel of Kays Funeral Home. Record Ward Boehner, following too closely, $35; Anthony Perez speeding $55; Carol Bachon, following too closely, $25; Gerald Bigelow, speeding $45; Mark Mallory, following too closely, $25; Paul Timlin, speeding Alex Randolph, speeding $25; Ruth Aldrldge, speeding $40; Ronald Hody, speeding $25; Anthony Currieri, improper lane use, $35; Betty Minor, speeding $45; James McGowan, no inspection sticker $15; Leroy Fulton, no valid drivers license $40; Kenneth Pollio, speeding, $15; Fleanor Crombie, ran stop $25; Carl Ley, speeding $30; James Mahar, driving on wrong side of road, $35: Pauline Saw-Vr, no valid inspection sticker, $15: James Scott, no valid drivers license, $40. MARRIAGE LICENSES Francis Herbert Robinson, 58, and Cordilia Montalvo, 21.

Harold Radford Nicol, 56, of Fort Myers and Phyllis Aileen Totke, 53, of Kissimmee. Joseph Perry Johnson, 18. of Ponsacola and Patricia Ellen Mason, 18, of Naples. DIVORCES FILED: Louise A. Fortin and George A.

Fortin. FINAL JUDGEMENTS Paul Casso Sr. and Edith Casso; Eugene Layton and Betty Layton; Bonita Fox and Richard Fox; S. Harrison McVicar and Anne L. McVicar; James M.

Desear and Mary A. Desear; Theron Holland and John Joseph Holland; William H. Wharren and Lynn S. Wharren; Carl R. Romines and Shirley Dianne Romines; Frank Wilcox and Sallyann Wilcox; Donald Lee Helton and Shirley Helton.

Terrl Ann Daniel: Charles C. Moore and Rose Mary Moore. FILED Norman B. Emery and Eleanor L. Emery.

CIRCUIT COURT FILED Leo Cook and Sylvia Gordon Cook vs. H. D. Bon-netheau, quiet title; Marguerite B. Knerner vs.

Jacob Edwards, quiet title. CIRCUIT COURT Not In session. DISMISSALS Violette Ash-ton, Phyllis Rav, Francis Shee-han, Harold Belcher, Sean Bam-ford, Jeannette Heath. O. D.

Blessing, Eric Brodt, Grace Bien, John Bien, Arthur Williams, April Oleksa, August Nies-toeckH, V. Gay Smith, Rose Younger, Karen Almeda Duhamel, Vera Shore, George Glassford. BIRTHS AT ST. JOSEPH THURSDAY: Mr. and Mrs.

Timothy Knecht. 2717 Jerry Punta Gorda, a boy, 9 pounds. 6 ounces. cLJ TO THE BG ANNUAL I.R9TARY ClUBd DENNIS THOMPSON JR. NAPLES Funeral service for Dennis Thompson 44, of 1551 Chesapeake Ave.

will be in Springfield, III. Pittmans Naples Chapel, 850 6th Ave. North, is in charge of local arrangements. TRACY M. BEACOM PUNTA GORDA Mrs.

Tracy M. Beacom, 64, of 1345 Brooks Punta Gorda died Sunday morning. She came here 15 years ago from Kinross, Mich. She was a member of the Bible Church in Rudyard, Mich. She is survived by her husband, Cecil; two sons, James and Roger, both of Venice; a daughter, Mrs.

Phyllis Anderson of Elkhart, her mother, Mrs. Mary Bergsma; a brother, Edward Bergsma; a sister, Miss Marguerite Bargsma, all of Rudyard; and 11 grandchildren. Funeral service will be later this week in Pickford, Friends may call today at the Edward R. Ponger Funeral Home from 2 to 4 p.m. PAUL E.

HOUGHTLEN Paul E. Houghtlen, 67, of 1612 Grace Ave. died Sunday. Moving from Norwalk, Ohio, he has resided here for the past 11 years and was a member of the Fort Myers Post 2444 V.F.W., and the Challengers of Fort Myers and Central United Methodist Church. Surviving are his wife, Houghtlen; one daughter, Mrs.

Paulette Mc-Cullough of Fort Myers; one brother, William Houghtlen of Port Clinton, Ohio; three sisters, Mrs. Gladys Osborne, Mrs. Ar-menta Scsrd and Mrs. Mary Wilbur, all of Norwalk, Ohio, and three grandchildren. The body will be sent to the Kubach Smith Funeral Home, Norwalk, Ohio, for service and burial.

Friends may call at the Harvey Funeral Home until 9 p.m. today. MRS. HARRIET L. STOLTZ Funeral service for Mrs.

Harriet L. Stoltz, 65, of 1925 Virginia will be held today at 10 a.m. from the Chapel of the Harvey Funeral Home with the Rev. Wiley D. Harris Jr.

and Dr. James Burnett officiating. Pallbearers will be George Wilhoit Roger Nooe, Delbert Kaoi-tan, Ralph Hauser Charles Datz and Tom Camps. Burial will be in Fort Myers Memorial Gardens Cemetery. JOHN R.

BRAWNER Funeral service for John R. Brawner, 74, of 4258 Michigan Ave. will be held today at 2:00 p.m. from the Chapel ot the Harvey Funeral Home with the Rev. O.

Bruce Pickering, pastor of Central United Methodist Church, officiating. Pallbearers will be Don Vrooman, Stanley Snell, Dr. Robert Underberg, Clarence Rawls, William Ludlow and Ray Williams. Burial will be in Fort Myers Memorial Gardens Cemetery, GEORGE G. HAW George G.

Haw, 68, of 5099 Fairfield Drive, Fort Myers, died Sunday. A retired regional supervisor for tha Metropolitan Life Company of America from Scarsdale, N.Y., he had lived here for the past three years. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Miriam Haw of Fort Myers, a son, Gordon Haw of Ridgewood, N.J., and two grandchildren. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by the Harvey Funeral Home.

Friends may call at the funeral home from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday. say it with flowers Home of "Dew Fresh" Flowers 3366 Cleveland Member FTO 24 Hr. Phone Service 936-2131 KENNETH A.

ENGLE GOLDEN GATE Kenneth A. Engle, 60, of 4315 23rd Ave. S.W., died Friday at Naples Community Hospital. He was a charter member and past president of the Golden Gate Lions Club, past commander of the Golden Gate Post VFW, and member of the American Legion of Lehigh Acres. Funeral services will be held today at 10 a.m.

at the Earl G. Hodges Funeral Chapel, with Reverend John V. Fredrick of the Nazarene Church officiating. A VFW service will be held Sunday at 7 p.m. in the Earl G.

Hodges Funeral Chapel. Burial will be in Naples Memorial Gardens. Pallbearers will be: Grady Bed-dingfield, Bennie Wyatt, William Dotsonberg, W. H. Shanaberger, Edward Elliott and Mick Ojano-vac.

NELSON JENKINS SR. Nelson Jenkins a resident of Lee County for the past 40 years died Saturday at Lee Memorial Hospital. He was a member of the St. Phillip C.M.E. Church.

Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Elizabeth Jenkins; two daughters, Mrs. Queen Mack of Miami and Mrs. Jessie Lou Johnson of Chicago, one Nelson Jenkins Jr. of Opa Locka; two grandchildren, Mrs.

Rochelle Turner and James Reed; three great-grandchildren; three brothers, Tommy Jenkins Sr. of Fort Myers, James Gid-dens of Bunnell and Mac Gid-dens of Newark, N.J.; and a host of nieces, nephews and cousins. Funeral arrangements are pending at the James L. Williams Funeral Home. MATTHEWS CLAPP Matthews Olapp.

55, of 6361 St. Andrews Circle, died Friday. A former resident of Sanibel, he had lived in Lee uounty tor ju years. Survivors include his wife Mrs. Eleanor Clapp, Fort Myers; two daughters, Mrs.

William (Joyce) R. Ball, Saratoga, New York, Mrs. Raymond (Sandra) J. Lariz, Tampa; two sons, Douglas Clapp, Fort Myers, Christopher Clapp, Wilmington, his mother, Mrs. Roger Clapp, Fort Myers; one brother Roger Clapp; a sister Eleanor Douglas Clapp, Fort Myers and four grandchildren.

Fineral service will be held today at 1 p.m. at Leo W. Engelhardt Funeral Home with Rev. Leland M. Laack officiating.

Interment will be in Fort Myers Memorial Gardens Cemetery. DANIEL C. DEWITT BONITA SPRINGS Daniel C. Dewitt, 66, of North Tamiami Trail died Friday at Naples Community Hospital. He Is survived by his wife, Marguerite.

Funeral arrangements are pending at Pittmans Naples Chapel, 2116 Tamiami Trail. CYNTHIA ANN FENDER Mrs. Cynthia Ann Fender, 90, of Pocahontas. died -Sunday In Pocahontas. She was a member of the First Methodist Church of Pocahontas.

Survivors are three sons, Prin-gle of Newport, Vance of Walnut Ridge. and Darrell of Pocahontas; three daughters, Mrs. Dora Case of Pocahontas, Mrs. Katie Birkley of Paragould, Ark. and Mrs.

Patsy Heitman of Fort Myers; seven grandchil-dren; and six greatgrandchildren. Funeral service will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday from the chapel of the McNabb Funeral Home, Pocahontas. conducted by the Rev. Gaither MCKeivey.

ouriai will follow in the Masonic Cemetery at Pocahontas. MRS. WILLIAM G. MIXER NAPLES Funeral service for Mrs. William G.

(Helen) Mixer, of 120 15th Ave. South will be held today at 1 p.m. at Trinity-By-The Cove Episcopal Church with the very Rev. Rich-ard T. Lambert officiating.

Further service and burial will be in Flint, Mich. The family suggests contributions to the American Cancer Society. Pittmans Naples Chapel. 850 6th Ave. N.

is in charge of arrangements. 4fe 9 0933 uiui cd ejO Ft flVCRS ROTARY CLUB 'AMS of skill anJ 3 Thomas Carter, speeding, $30; Judson Smith, improper passing, 25; Nicholas Norton, no bike light, impound bike for one week; Elinor Harnes, opened door into traffic causing accident, $35; Marion Fisher, Improper lane change, $25; Benton Owens, improper passing (2 counts) $35; Donald Domkowski, no valid inspection sticker, $15: Andrew Owen, violation of right of way, impound bike at home tor one week; Charles Hendricks, no valid inspection sticker, $15; Kenneth Knight, bicycle on sidewalk, impound bike for one week at home; Clara Berhard, careless driving resulting In an accident, $40; Dorothy MacKinnon, improper turn, $40: Beatrice Walker, violation of ripht of way, $40; Harold Jacobs and Charles McCarthv, violation of right of way, both fined $35; Gary Hou-chln, following too closely, $35: Gary Cregger, speeding $19: Dorothv Pittman, improper backing. $35: Daniel Davies, violation of rlht of way, $40: Richard Billick, careless driving, $35; Friday Even i nq arc T14 EyHi6iTioN 'SinAEiS DC a. n.lliorvaire. -For- a.

W.qkT 4at oy 2fl! "ft SaJ ut cites Birvo- BRIM THE 7 10 SdA4 5kJlM RlCU.f i'rf'fl 1 -Tr. Charlotte MARRIAGE LICENSES Alton L. Owln, 66, of Port Charlotte, and Bernice E. Hachat, 62, of Chicago. III.

David H. Hottois, 25, of Port Charlotte, and Theresa M. Graves, 22, of Fort Myers. MARRIAGE LICENSES Jamps Wesley Manning. 27, of Fort Myers and Barbara Jean Williams, 43.

of Punta Gorda. DIVORCES FILF.O Joel Eric Ellenbogen nd Gloria Annette Ellenbogen; John Florit Jr. and Phyllis J. Florit; Joseph E. Daniel Jr.

and 111 .1 vrri Ft flyers Tr.Museurn aud Plantar imm Nam Address City, State 2.