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00 Sentinel Star Tuesday, Sept. 2, 1975 Orlando, Florida Double Helped tall, "Hello are, President." By HARRY WESSEL Sentinel Star Staff WASHINGTON People often rush up to the Obituaries- Mrs. Ruth Eva DuBey, 70, 350 E. Jackson Ave. died Sunday.

Born in Sanilac County, Mich, she moved to Orlando 27 years ago from Ashland, Ohio. She was a retired seamstress with Sears and Roebuck. Survivors: brothers. Lloyd McWilliams, Ashland. Oscar E.

McWilliams. Savannah, Ohio. Colonial Funeral Home, Orlando. Mrs. Nellie G.

Wilson, 88, 114 San Jose Circle, Winter Park, died Monday. Born in Ottawa, Canada, she moved to Winter Park in 1952. Survivors: daughter, Mrs. Gwendolyn O'Neil. Winter Park; son, Roger, Minneapolis.

and one grandchild. Semoran Funeral Home, Altamonte Springs. Mr. George Thomas Farrell, 76, 5929 Nachua died Sunday in Tampa. Born in New York, he moved to Orlando six years ago.

He was a retired custodial clerk and a member of American Legion, VFW, and St. James Catholic Church. Survivors: wife, Mrs. Irene: sons. Robert, George, all of Orlando; daughter, Mrs.

Alice Hoffmann, West Babylon, Long Island. N.Y.: brother, Frank New Milford. N.J.: eight grandchildren and one greatgrandchild. Funeral Directors, an Carey Hand Funeral Chapel. Mrs.

Sadie Lillian Kuhn, 83, 604 Lillian Drive, died Sunday. Born in Texas, she moved to Orlando 22 years ago from Lyndhurst, N.J. A retired nurse, she was a member of First Presbyterian Church of Orlando. Survivors: sister, Mrs. Laura True, Allentown, Pa.

W. Guy Black Home for Funerals, Orlando. Mr. John L. Weidner, 82, St.

Cloud, died Friday. He was born in Pennsylvania and moved to St. Cloud 15 years ago. He was a member of the First Christian Church. Survivors: wife, Mrs.

Edna sister, Mrs. Virginia Whipple, Erie. Pa: and brother, Clair, Spartansburg, Pa. Fisk and Journigan Funeral Home, St. Cloud.

L. Blanton, 83, Mi203 Kentucky -St. Cloud, died Sunday. She was born in Jackson County, and moved to St. Cloud in 1957.

She was a housewife. Survivors: son, Herbert, East Meredith, N. daughters, Hazel Holmes, East Worcester, N.Y., Mrs. Roberta Fry, Delanson, N.Y.: 11 grandchildren and 21 great-grandchildren. Fisk and Journigan Funeral Home, St.

Cloud. Mr. Charles Dayton Holloway, 62. 1200 Carlsbad! Place, died Sunday. Born in Moultrie, he moved to Orlando 18 years ago from DeLeon Springs.

He was a Protestant and a carpenter. Survivors: wife, Mrs. Ethel; daughters, Mrs. John Meyers, Winter Haven, Mrs. Bob Robbins, Winter Park, Mrs.

Rufus Latimer. Tallahassee, and Mrs. Earl Beach, Deleon Springs; son. Boyd U.S. Army, Germany; sister, Mrs.

Onie Mae Taylor, Jacksonville; brother, Auther, Jacksonville; 18 grandchildren three great-grandchildren. Pine Hills Garden Chapel Funeral Home, Orlando. Mrs. Flossie Rozella Mann, 89, Casselberry, died Monday. Born in Winchester, she moved to Casselberry in 1974 from Melbourne.

She was a housewife and a member of First Church of Orlando. Survivors: sons, Ralph, Tempe, Edward Basil both of Sturgis, Albert Mesa, sisters, Miss Mary Ella Mann, Mrs. Elsie E. Sayles, both of Casselberry, Mrs. Edith M.

Correll, Peru, Mrs. Lucille Smith, Sturgis, 26 grandchildren, 24 greatgrandchildren and 16 greatgreat-grandchildren. BaldwinMcNamara Altamonte Drive Funeral Home. HEALTHCO PATIENT CENTER WHEELCHAIRS HOSPITAL BEDS SICKROOM EQUIPMENT RENTALS SALES 425-6681 Mr. Archibald U.

Seaton 90. 3109 Nancy died Monday. Born in Linlithgow, Scotland, he moved to Orlando 29 years ago from New Jersey. He was a retired elevator operator for the Chase National Bank in New York. Survivors: son.

Archibald U. Orlando; and three grandchildren and one great grandchild. Colonial Funeral Home, Orlando. Mrs. Frieda O.

Shipp, 70. 6219 Jennings Road, died Sunday. Born in Illinois, she moved to Orlando 23 years ago. She was a retired sales clerk for Shops Baptist. Survivors: daughter, Mrs.

Cutshall, odo; stepdaughter, Mrs. Bettye Jenkins, Wilkenburg. brother, Raymond Arnold. Illinois: sister, Mrs. Pauline Snow, Ohio: and two grandand two children.

Pine Hills Garden a Chapel Funeral Home, Orlando. Mrs. Annie T. Stevenson, 86, 250 Oxford Winter Park. died Monday.

She moved to Winter Park two years ago. a housewife and Shmember of Aloma Methodist Church, Winter Park. Survivors: daughters, Mrs. Fred Cherepow, Winter Park, Mrs. Ted Enselman, Illinois; five grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

CoxParker Funeral Home, Winter Park. Mr. Philip Stauffer, 22, Pensacola, died Sunday. Born in Pottsville, he was a seaman stationed in Pensacola. Survivors: father, Philip, Haven, brother.

sister, Wayne, Miss Norene, Milwaukee, Altamonte Springs. BaldwinMcNamara Aloma Avenue Funeral Home. Mrs. Grace Erickson, 88, 321 Sixth Chuluota, died Sunday. Born in Bushnell, S.D., she came to Chuluota 10 years ago.

She was a housewife and member of First United Methodist Church of Oviedo. Survivors: daughters, Mrs. Blanche Carlson, Chuluota, Mrs. Jean Swenson, Minneapolis, a Mrs. Fern Clubine, Onawa, lowa, Mrs.

Lucille Agnew, Mrs. Mabel Johnson, both of Torrence, son, James Grisswold, Denver, grandchildren and six great Baldwin-McNamara Aloma Avenue Funeral Home. Mrs. Frances B. Lake, 74, 312 Fountain Lane, Winter Park, died Sunday.

Born in Knoxville. she moved to Winter Park in 1963. She was a member of the Pilgrim Chapter, Daughters of the American Colonists, the William P. Duval Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution and cofounder of the Heritage Chapter, Children of the American Colonists of Central Florida. Survivors: husband, Albert; son, Dr.

Blair Behringer, Biloxi, sister, Mrs. Sara Rice Damron, Orange. N. and four grandchildren. Cox-Parker Funeral Home.

Winter Park. Mr. Charles E. Houser, 63, Route 2, DeLand, died Monday. Born in Kentucky, he was a self- employed salesman.

Survivors: wife, Mrs. Irene; daughter, Mrs. Helen Birad, Apopka; sisters, Mrs. Lucy Evans, Middletown, Ohio, and Mrs. Etta Smith, Ohio; brother, George M.

Semoran Funeral Home, Altamonte Springs. Mrs. Olive Young Ireland, 67, 310 E. Church died Friday. Born in Tifton, she moved to Orlando in 1934.

She was a Methodist. Survivors: son, Charles Ladson, Georgia; sister, Mrs. Myrtle Perdue, Orlando: niece, Mrs. Burton Slack, Clermont; two grandchildren. Fairchild Funeral Home, Lake Ivanhoe.

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MAGNOLIA, SUITE 204, ORLANDO Keep Super Secret But the man is not President Gerald Ford. He is Richard Keiser, the Secret Service agent in charge of the White House detail and a Ford look-alike. KEISER, HOWEVER, is not amused by the fact that he is frequently mistaken for Ford since agents protecting the President are supposed to be as unobtrusive as possible. But there is at least one historical example of a presidential look-alike being put to use. "THE ONLY time I know of that a presidential double was used was in 1941," said Dr.

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Crash With Deputy Badly Hurts Cyclist An Orlando motorcyclist was seriously injured early Monday when his cycle was struck by an Orange County sheriff's deputy who was en route to an emergency call but was not using his siren, the Florida Highway Patrol said. The cyclist, identified as James T. Pittman, 27, 5252 Kempston Drive. was in serious condition at Orange Memorial Hospital Monday with leg fractures and facial cuts, a hospital spokesman said. A PASSENGER on the motorcycle, identified as Anita Crocker, 21, 3200 W.

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