The Orlando Sentinel from Orlando, Florida • Page 9

Obituaries man, dird suddenly following an! at his residence. 424 E. Central tnriartnri fHrtntlrm ffrnlltttl Tele. 3-4411 Classified 3-851 1 Page Thursday, February 7, 1952 Wednesday. a local hospital following a short illness.

A winter visitor from Beaver Falls, Miss McIIattie had served as voluntary co3ch for the' Windermere Elementary School teams. Besides his wife, he is survived by a sister, Mrs. Sue Stewart, East Palestine, Ohio, and a brother, An-; drew Craifi, Yountjstown, Ohio. Funeral arrangements were incomplete yesterday. the First Presbyterian Church of New Brighton.

Survivors are two sisters, Miss Lida S. McIIattie and Miss Mary B. McIIattie, both of Beaver Falls, Pa. W. Guy Black Home for Funerals is in charge of arrangements.

spent the past 16 seasons in Orlan-i do. She was a member of the Or-j lando Lawn Bowling Club; past president of the Children's Home, New Brighton, Pa; a member ofj the Tattcrson Heights Book Club, Beaver Falls, Pa; and a member of I heart attack which occurred while: he was shopping in a grocery. Mr. Smith had been a resident of 0rar.se City for eight coining there from New Rochclle, N. Y.

He was born in Buffalo, N. Y. May 12, 875. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Rosa Smith.

Orange City; daughter, Mrs. Carl Schell, Buffalo, N'. Y. and a sister, Mrs. William; Kahn.

New Rochclie, N. Y. Colonial Funeral Home is in Moving to Orlando from Pittsburgh, in 1913, Mr. Shader h3d been engaged in the dairy and fruit business until his retirement eight years ago. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs.

Ester Wittenstein and Mrs. Sarah Miller, two sons. Myer Shader and Ben Shader, all of Orlando, and by 18 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. P'airfield Funeral Home is sending the body to Pittsburg for services and interment. Nellie Allen Bartlett; two the Fev.

Allen Bartlett. Bradenton. and the Rev. James Bartlett, Melbourne; three daughters, Mrs. H.

H. Tracey, Wise, Mrs. Hubert Kuykendall, Venice, and Mrs. Clyde Lasbury, Inglewood; two sisters. Mrs.

George Hettrick, Sarasota, and Mrs. L. D. Cooper, Minneapolis, Minn. Carey Hand Funeral Home is in charge of local arrangements.

MR. FREDERICK J. SMITH PELAND Mr. Frederick John Smith, 77 Orange City, died in a DcLand nospital early yesterday afternoon. Mr.

Smith, a real estate sales Mrs. Kenyon's Death Revealed Mr. Edward Kmyon. about 60, daushtrr of pionrer settler of Orlando, died at Grands Falls, N. Y.

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BARTLETT SR. Mr. James E. Bartlrtt 80, a pioneer real estate developer in the state and for 2." years a rcsi- dent of Winter Park, died in Avon i Park Tuesday after a brief illness. He was a resident of Venice at the time of his death.

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. WATCH MAKER To Tha arident Pres. Truman sent hit prize watch for repair. Long factory experience, with Longme Witten uer Watch Camsanv. ORLANDO JEWELRY In ENZOR'S Pharmacy RENT A TRUCK Everything furnished but driver.

By hour, day or week. HERTZ DRIVURSELF SYSTEM Lie. 375 N. Orange Ph. 2-4064 MISS JEAN E.

MCHATTIE Open From I to I MR. ISRAEL A. SHADE Mr. Israel Abe Shader, 92, died Miss Jean E. McIIattie, of 508 Trenton died late Tuesday at 364 OriRi Avt.

Corner Ja.kon St. I i 1 1 IS i "A 4 'x ichool and married here. Hr fthr was Charlt Hovty, of th original premettrt and buildtrt of Orlando. Ho and Frank McCauloy, at ono timo brought 100 familiot from Grands Falls to ttttlo horo. She was the wife of the late Edward Kenyon.

Mrs. Kenyon was a member of the Rosalind Club. She is survived by a son, Charles, of Corning, N. and a brother, Edward Hovey, former professor nt Rollins College, and now of Nohle.v ville, Ind. Funeral services were held at Grands Falls Wednesday.

III 1 I 111 i 8 4 5 i 4 i I i I i fill? phi (frL n(fS- rISi FFI i I THE REV. W. F. ERNSBERGER ELAND The Rev. William Franklin Ernsberger, 87, retired Methodist minister, who resided at 121 E.

Indian died Wednesday at DeLand Memorial Hospital where he had been a patient three days. The Rev. Ernsberger had been a resident of PeLand for the past IS years, but had earlier been a resident of Hastings, Fla. He was born in Pelphos. Feb.

4, 18fi5. The Rev. Ernsberger is survived by two sons, Dale B. Ernsberger of Palatka and Taul W. Ems-berger of Ada, by one daughter, Mrs.

Eva Karns of DcLand and by ten grandchildren. Colonial Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. mm i tJ hJ imm.J I L.r I Li win I Ui-r feel Ittel kael WM lej 1 ffl a cn ii oi Ay jj I ir3 I Hi flV iat itili yi W- -w Nm iiir hm 'vmm jgjjer Mm nil CAPT. IRA N. CRAIG WINDERMERE Capt.

Ira N. Craig, retired army officer, died in Walter Reed Hospital. Washington, Tuesday night after a long illness. He was years old and a native of West Mecca, Ohio. Capt.

Craig, a veteran of World War I. served in the cavalry and artillery. He and his wife. Mrs. Tauline Craig, came to Windermere in 1943.

He was a Red Cross disaster relief chairman, a Democratic committeeman, a district Boy Scout committeeman and was active in the Windermere Civic Club. Capt. took great interest In the youth of the community and On po effective (4s, t) WtM f. I. plant food Funeral Notices ARTLf rr.

MR. JAMES funeral ervtree for Mr. Jamei I. Bartlett pioneer real estate developer In the 'ta nrl for 2 year a reorient of Winter Park who died Tueertav In Avon Par. will held lit Venire at 10 a Ha'urrlaT.

In'erment be in Palm C'emetert. Winter Park, at 4 30 m. wlih Carey Hand Funeral Hnme In rharia of arrangement Th Pev. H. Miirel- PV.ton of folle Park Church will officiate.

I want to tell you how enthusiastic I am about Hy-Gro Sart Buddy Clark of Tonfe Vcrda Club, route Verda Beach CRAMC, MR. JAMf LEVY Funeral ierr-lre fnr Mr. Jamee Levy Crane. aae 77. tit JO North Oartanr) who died at hl hnm Monday Fed.

4, will bo held Th'irlay. Pen. 7. at 11 00 A M. tn Fairrhilrl Chanel with Dr.

M. C. Denrlv officiating. Mr Crane was a memnee of the Firnt Pf er)y'enan Church. He 1 atirvived by hi wife.

Mr. Po.na Crane. Orlando: 3 aon. Oeorse and Luth- rr. of Orlando, and Frank of Dav-tnna Beach: 11 aandrhlldren.

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at 2 Mr. Invetnv tin widow of the lata Henry W. I.nveioy. 11 -ttf LAM! a pint' r5TfMr POWCRV CHARLE P. funeral "Hr fnr Mr Cherle p.

Power, axe 2. of Ro. Deianey. vhn died at hi home Tuedy. Feo S.

192. at 8 10 a will he held Thursday, Feb 7. 1952. at 2 00 PM at the W. Clue Plark Home for Funeral with Dr.

Marshall C. Dendy offina'lnf He 1 survived be hi wife. Mr Maraaret D. Powers; Mr. Umuel A Emory University.

Atlanta, da and one brother. W. Palmer Power. 8nrin lake. N.

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