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4B Fort Myers News-Press, Friday, May 25, 1979 Deaths And Funerals WYNONA A. BURT For The Record Cremation will take place in Memorial services here will be announced later. a.m. at the Fort Myers Christian Church with Dr. Bruce N.

Merton, pastor, officiating. Burial will be at Memorial Gardens Cemetery. The family prefers that memorial donations be given to the memorial fund of the Fort Myers Christian Church. Robinson, 74, of 2726 Indlanwood North Fort Mvers. will be held ot 7 30 p.m.

today at the North Fort Mvers Memorial Funeral Home with the Noah Masonic Lodge 357 of North Fort Myers, conducting services. CHARLES L. RHODES Charles L. Rhodes, 79, of Cape Coral, died Wednesday. He is survived by his wife, Ruth Rhodes, and one sister, Lillian Smith of Burton, Mich.

Visitation will be from 1 p.m. until service time at 2 p.m. today at the Tant Funeral Home with Pastor Phillip Parker officiating. Burial will be at Memorial Gardens Cemetery. ARTHUR S.

ROTHERMEL Arthur S. Rothermel, 84, of 905 Poinsettia Drive, North Fort Mvers, died Wednesday at Lee Memorial Hospital. He came to this area 15 years ago from Reading, Pa. He was a member of the Goodwill Beneficial of Reading, Pa. He is survived by one son, Marshall Rothermel of Lillington, N.C.; one daughter, Mrs.

Belle Baumann of North Fort Mvers; four grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren. Friends will be received today at the Tant Funeral Home in Cape Coral from 7 to 9 p.m. with funeral In the chapel at 8:30 p.m. with Walter Still, vicar of Redeemer Lutheran Church, officiating. Burial will be at Lauredale, Pa.

under the direction of the Christ Funeral Home. Memorial contributions may be given to the Redeemer Lutheran Church. Wynona A. Burt, 86, of 1915 Hal-grim died Tuesday- She was a native of Iowa. She had been a resident of Fort Myers for the post 43 years.

She was member of the Pioneer Club of Fort Myers. She is survived by two grandsons, Earl E. Gates of Fort Mvers ond Harold C. Gates of Corol Springs, ond six great-grandchildren. Memorial services will be held today at 2 p.m.

at the chapel of the Anderson Funeral Home, 3654 Palm Beach with the Rev. Walter J. Hickman officiating. VIVIAN GENEVA WELLS Vivian Geneva Wells, 58, of Cape Coral, died Wednesday. She was two-year resident, formerly of Lowell, Ind.

She is survived by her husband, Harold F. Wells; five daughters, Mrs. Judith Vargas of Beverly Shores, Mrs. Meredith Henley of Dunmar, Ms. Carol Wilson of Madison, Mrs.

Sharon Menefee of Lowell, and Bonnie Wells of Chesterton, her father, Roy Haddox of Cape Coral; a sister, Mrs. Frank McNeese of Cape Coral; 11 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. She was a member of the Fort Myers Christian Church. She was a kindergarten teacher at the Caloosa Elementary School, ond a member of the National Education Association, and the National Retired Teachers Association. The family will receive friends today from 2 to 4 p.m.

and 7 to 9 p.m. at the chapel of the Harvev Funeral Home, 1600 Colonial Blvd. Funeral will be Saturday at 10:30 JOHN WILLIAM BARR Jofln William Barr, 80, died Thursday in Matlacha. He was born in Mid-dletown, Ky. in 1899, and moved to Middletown, Ohio in 1910.

He was retired from supervision after 35 years from Armco Steel Mill of Middletown, Ohio. He was a charter member of Greater Pine Island Lions Club since 1969 of which he served as president and director. He is survived by his wife, Martha W. Barr; two sons, Garlan C. and James William Barr, all of Matlacha; eight grandchildren, and four greatgrandchildren.

That family asks that flowers be omitted ond donations be given to the Greater Pine Island Lions Club. The family will receive friends at Leo W. Engelhardt Funeral Home. Burial will be Tuesday at Coral Ridge Cemetery. RUBY V.

LANGE Funeral Mass for Ruby V. Lange, 68, of 5241 Stratford Court, Cape Coral, will be said today at 10 a.m. at St. Andrew's Catholic Church. Burial will be at Coral Ridge Cemetery.

Pallbearers will be Charles Griffin, Joseph Knight, Eugene Pac, Vincent Plutz, Art Van Gelder and Bob The Metz Funeral Home of Cape Coral is in charge of arrangements. EDWARD J. ROBINSON Memorial services for Edward J. Deaths Elsewhere- DONYALE LUNA, 33, an American actress who was one of the first black women to attain success as a high fashion model, has died in Rome. ROBERT ENGEN, 43, copy editor for the Pasadena Star-News, was found shot to death Thursday near his home in Altadena, FREE CONTOUR ANALYSIS At the left is a Contour Analysis photograph.

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Mr. Allen 482-4880 DEL PRAD0 CHIROPRACTIC OFFICE 3032 Del Prado Blvd. Cape Coral 542 iee County LEE MEMORIAL ADMISSIONS Robert E. Johnston, Gerosimos Frank, John Christo-polidge, Lula M. Claggett, Juan Sanchez, James C.

Mullin, Sophie Fon-tauzzi, Johnnie R. Cartwright, Maro-Ivn Grant, Kelly A. Garofolo, Wilma Mansfield, Donald C. Vanvalen, Nora Jean Woods, Peggy Costoplos, Ray Donald Williams Claire Baron, Antonia Berrio, Loretta Delgado, Jeananne Hamilton, Michele M. Truitt, Chad A.

Epperson, Joseph K. Murch Michael J. Booth, Katherine V. Lundin, Frank J. Cincotto, Bovd W.

Seymour Russell Allen Fowler, Frances P. Rich, Migdalia Vazquez, Edward M. Brantley, Carl 0. Long. DISMISSALS Grace M.

Crunk, Warren Williamson, Albert E. Riddell, Elizabeth D. McMillian, Oliver A. Kribs, Eleanor Snodgrass, James I. Coonfield, David W.

Reed, Neppie Lin-kous, Albert Derwick, Santos Martinez, Pamela A. Walsh, Zona J. Flovd, Phillis Hoek, Angel Hernandez, James F. Harrison, Edward Frisch, Orlo H. Cook, Stanley Everett, Donna L.

Johnson, Vivion G. Wells, Elvera P. Morgan, Fontella James, Walter Darl Simpson, Mary B. Haatala, Sal-vatore Scata, Aldythe K. Land, Ina Moline, Treva L.

Wermuth, Sarah S. -Embree, Macalena Battle, David L. Jakubuwski, William P. Connolly, Virgil L. Eckman, Ola Mae Bennett, Barbara D.

Mercer, Olive B. Gaston, Hoy Black, James Porter, Martha M. McClelland, Susianna Mehringer, John C. Schlisman, Frances Kiger, Nellie P. Gentry, Flossie H.

Dease, Lillian Freeman, Andrew Sellers, Nevelyn E. Davis, William L. Ferrell Gerosimos Frank. BIRTHS AT LEE MEMORIAL To Mr. and COCHI, Bubber, 4224 Mich Link 519, girl, 5 pounds, 13V ounces, May 23.

ROYAL, Robert Thomas St. 21, girl, 7 pounds, 4 ounces, May 24. WOLF, Michael, 6308 Panter Drive, boy, 6 pounds, l'j ounces. May 24. MARRIAGE LICENSES Julian Lewis Grant III, 27, and Betty Rose Sutton, 17.

Daniel Scott Samborn, 21, and Janice Lynn Price, 21. James R. Noblitt, 33, and Linda Lee Lee, 26. Blaine Franklin Green, 22, and Deborah S. Schneelock, 21.

David Craig Smith, 20, and Tami Lynn White, 20. Danny Phil Lee, 24, and Mollie Jane Francis, 27. James Edward McWhorter, 24, and Donna Joyce Price, 19. Terronce Lee Ford, 23, and Elizabeth Baptist, 18. Bruce E.

Dunlap, 25, and Fave T. Nardi, 27, both of Snyder, N.Y. Jose Hernandez Aguilar, 33, and 'Teresa Zamora, 27. Dwayne Barrett Bryant, 21, and Shirley llene Rooks, 16. Philip Wright Williams, 28, and 'Teresa Ruth Wilson, 26.

Gary David Brown, 22, and Sharon Denise Nevitt, 20. Anthony Allen Fournier, 20, and Leah Eleanor Culver, 20, of Huntington Beoch, Calif. Edwin Bruce Strayhorn, 26, and Susanne Hancock, 25. Child dies of rare BOYNTON BEACH (AP) A 15-month-old girl, stricken with a rare blood disease that killed her parents' first-born child two years ago, has died here of the same disease. Little Janessa Davis died in her parents' arms at their home, just as 2'2-year-old Jason did in January 1977, Sandy Davis said Thursday.

Doug Davis, 33, and his wife say they believe God uses suffering to make people stronger. Their only other child, 2'i-year-old Jessica, has survived several attacks of the same illness. Janessa is "walking with Jesus," Davis, said, after what his Statewide branch TALLAHASSEE (AP) A compromise bill that opponents said could open the way for statewide branch banking in Florida was overwhelmingly approved Thursday by the House Commerce Committee. The committee voted 9-2 for a proposed committee bill that would allow state-chartered banks to merge with any other bank in Florida, subject to approval by the Department of Banking and Finance. The bill also would allow parent banks to open two new branches a year in counties where they have merged with other banks.

"I'm not wanting to start a gradual encroachment into that area," said Rep. J. Harold Thompson, D-Quincy and an opponent of the bill who said allowing bank mergers could lead to statewide branch banking in the future. "I don't like these bills of consequence being taken up this late in a HANS H. BOSCHEN Hans H.

Boschen, 62, of Sunshine Mobile Village, died Tuesday. He was a 10-month resident, formerly of St. Louis, Mo. He was a retired lubrication engineer for the Anheuser-Busch Brewing Co. of St.

Louis, Mo. He is survived by his wife, Virginia of Fort Myers; two daughters, Mrs. Virginia C. Hollywood of Riverside, and Mrs. April S.

O'Hora of Florissant, one son, Vernon N. of Charleston, his mother, Mrs. Minnie Boschen of St. Louis, two brothers, Corl and Henry both of St. Louis, one sister, Mrs.

Hedwig Kuhn of St. Louis, and 10 grandchildren. Memorial services will be held today at 11 a.m. ot Harvey Funeral Home, 1600 Colonial with the Rev. O.D.

Wissler officiating. ALICE MORRIS Alice Morris, 84, died at Broken Arrow, from injuries received in an accident there. She was a native of Wyoming and had lived in Fort Myers for the past 4 years. She is survived by two sons, Robert Morris and Wesley Higgins, both of Fort Myers, and several grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Calif.

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Theatre Association $592, and vs. Mr. Jordan, doing business as Swan Lke Travel Park, $80. blood disease wile described as an extremely painful 36-hour ordeal that ended late Wednesday night. It was "a very violent death and a traumatic death," Mrs.

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Dr. Euan Robertson, director of special prenatal unit at Miami's Jackson Memorial Hosptial, said the odds of being stricken by the disease are greater than a million to one. banking gains the session. We should take the issue head-on maybe next session." The committee did strike one provision of the bill, however, that would have allowed Florida banks to open branches in Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee or Virginia. Messmer YOUR EXJRA TOUCH HORIST MEMBER T.D.

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