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4-C Sentinel Star, Friday, January 22, 1 982 Obituaries Plane fished out of lake Divers Thursday recovered a single-engine Cessna 210 that crashed into Lake Barton near Church. Marvin C. Zanders Funeral Home, Apopka. Mrs. Maria Hickey, 47, 19 E.

18th Apopka, died Thursday. Born in Apopka, she was a home-maker and a member of the Church of the Living God. Survivors: son, Toney Eugene, Apopka; sisters, Mrs. Katie Jones, Elder O. McMiller, both of Apopka; brothers, Toney, Claude, both of Apopka, William, both of New York City, James, North Carolina; stepsisters, Josie Lee Long, Ethylene Jackson, Mayetta Dallas; stepbrothers, Robert Dunston, Ervin Dunston, Roy Dunston, all of Apopka; grandmother, Lucy Hickey, Apopka.

Mar-' vinC. Zanders Funeral Home, Apopka. Dr. Leontdas Rosser Littleton, 92, Roanoke, died A lifelong resident of Virginia, he was a college chemistry professor. He served in the U.S.

Ordinance Department in Washington, D.C., from 1942-57, and was listed in Who's Who in America. He was a Mason and a Methodist, and was a member of the American Association for the Advancement of Science and a charter member of the Virginia Academy of Science. Survivors: wife, Clyde Meriwether Littleton; son, Leonidas Rosser Glasgow, daughters, Mrs. Racheal L. Jones, Danville, Louisa Littleton, Orlando, brother, Norman Riverview; five grandchildren; one great-grandchild.

Farris Funeral Service, Abingdon, Va. i Mr. Jim Archie Smith, 75, 214 S. Tampa Orlando, died Tuesday. Born in Dooly bounty, he moved to Orlando from there in 1937.

He was a mechanic and a Baptist. He was a Navy veteran of World War II. Survivors: wife, Eva; daughter, Mrs. Thelma Mitchell, Orlando; sister, Mrs. Viola' Dixon, Orlando.

Stark's Funeral Home, Orlando. Mr. Charles L. Perry, 74, 1015 Eastern Way, Orlando, died Thursday. Born in Vermont, he moved to Orlando from Troy, in 1930.

He was a postal clerk and a member of the College Park Baptist Church. He was a life member of VFW Post 2093. Mrs. Esther Frazier, 88, Trailer City, Winter Garden, died Wednesday. Born in Christiansburg, she moved to Winter Garden from West Chester, in 1958.

She was a retired nurse and a member of the First Presbyterian Church. She was a member of Rebecca Lodge 63, Ocala, and the Independent Order of the 'Odd Fellows. Survivors: daughter, Mrs. Virginia Bennie, Vineland, N.J.; one grandchild; one great-grandchild. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Winter Garden.

Mr. Aaron Peyser Shapiro, 74, 227 Newfield Circle, Winter Park, died Tuesday. Born in Auburn, N.Y., he moved to Winter Park from there in 1971. He was a salesman and Jewish. He was a member of the Young Men's Garment League and the-Workman's Circle, both of New York.

Survivors: son, Gordon Flushing, N.Y.; daughter, Judith Waldman, Jamaica, N.Y.' Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Goldenrod. Mrs. Christina Caroline Blankenship, 83, 2131 Goldenrod, North, Orlando, died Thursday. Born in Greensburg, she moved to Orlando from Charleston, W.Va., in 1943. She was a homemaker and a member of the Par Street Church of Christ.

Survivors: sons, T. Paul, Charleston, Robert Longwood, John Wayne both of Orlando; daughters, Mary Phares, Charleston, Virginia Cut-ten, Orlando; sisters, Rose Pederson, Mascotte, Patricia Hall, Dearborn, Virginia Baughman, Athens, Ohio; 19 grandchildren. Winter Park Funeral Home, Winter Park. Mrs. Julia M.

Robinson, 58, 309 Ford's Drive, Altamonte Springs, died Wednesday. A lifelong resident -of Altamonte Springs, she was a homemaker and a member of the Apostolic Church of Jesus. Survivors: husband, Rubin; daughters, Mrs. Rose Ann Lance-field, Altamonte Springs, Mrs. Vivian Barnes, Mrs.

Cynthia Allen, both of Orlando; stepdaughter, Ms. Robinson, both of Altamonte Springs; sister, Mrs. Ruth Allen, Altamonte Springs. Lawson Funeral Home, Winter Park. Herndon Airport in Orlando Wednesday night, killing its pilot.

Authorities said the cause of the crash probably won't be known until today after they conduct more tests on the plane's engine and fuel tanks. The pilot, Gregory Stephans, 28, of Tampa, died. He had been trapped inside the plane under 15 feet of water for more than 40 minutes before Orlando Fire Department rescuers freed him. His only passenger, George Petros, 26, of Melbourne Beach, escaped the plane unharmed. Petros was rescued by Randy Morency, a Maitland man who was fishing in a boat with two other men.

Morency said he saw Petros barely treading water and jumped in after him. Divers from the Orange County fire and sheriff i departments spent most of Thursday raising which was underwater but mostly intact' at the south end of the lake, Orange County Lt. rank Brewer said The divers used wire to connect the plane to air-filled drums and floated it to the surface. Then they hooked it up to a wrecker and slowly pulled it to shore. The small aircraft was taken to the sheriffs department hangar at Herndon.

Officials from the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board also were studying the plane; Petros, who was treated at Orlando' Regional Medical Center for cuts and bruises, said he and Sriphans had been on a trip to the Bahamas. Authorities said they cleared customs at Fort Pierce, but did not refuel for the rest of the flight to Orlando. Mr. Orville J. Yandow, 61, 70 S.

Semoran Orlando, died Wednesday. Bom in Burlington, Vt, he moved to Orlando from there in 1958. He was a salesman and a member of Good Shepherd Catholic Church. Survivors: wife, Mary; daughters, Mrs. Janet Hejtmanek, Mrs.

Jacky Mullins, Mrs. Kathy Hawkins, Miss Nancy, all of Orlando; sons, Patrick, Vernon, Arthur, John, Michael, all of Orlando; brother, Ira, Essex Junction, four grandchildren. Colonial Funeral Home, Orlando. Mrs. Taka S.

Richmond, 60, Route 2, Orlando, died Thursday. Born in Okaka, Japan, she moved to Orlando from Tokyo in 1972. She was self-employed and was a Protestant. Survivors: husband, William; daughter, Miss Helen, Orlando; several brothers and sisters. Cox-Parker Funeral Home, Winter Park.

Miss Anna B. Falch, 95, 100 S. Interlachen Winter Park, died Tuesday. Born in Chicago, she moved to Winter Park from in 1957. She was a legal secretary and a Christian Scientist Survivor: niece, Mrs.

Mabel Spamer, Chicago. Cox-Parker Funeral Home, Winter Park. Mr. Howard C. Hamilton, 62, 4338 Winnipeg Court, Orlando, died Tuesday.

Born in Pratt, he moved to Orlando from Kansas in 1977. He was a retired director of adult education and a Presbyterian. Survivors: brother, Arthur J. Grim, Orlando; sister, Mrs. Doris Kimball, Orlando.

Pine Hills Garden Chapel Home for Funerals, Orlando. Mrs. Dorothy M. Mandel, 61, 335 Cherrywood Gardens Drive, Maitland, died Thursday. Born in Tuscola, 111., she moved to Maitland from Illinois in 1978.

She was a homemaker and a Protestant. Survivors: husband, Stanley daughters, Bonnie Bohrke, Wheeling, 111., Dee Mueller, Bartlett, 111., Sherry Stidston, Clovis, brothers, John H. Norvell, Lakeland, William D. Norvell, Louisiana; sister, Mrs. Elizabeth N.

Walker, Illinois; 10 grandchildren; three great-grandchildren. Winter Park Funeral Home, Winter Park. Mr. Fate Emmanuel Ross 58, 1210 Cypress Orlando, died Wednesday. Born in Greenwood, S.C., he moved to Orlando in 1956.

He was a maintenance engineer and a Baptist Survivors: wife, Catherine, Greenwood, S.C.; daughter, Mrs. Mattie Jefferson, Greenville, S.C.; sons, Eddie, Philadelphia, Jerry, Orlando; brothers, John Jessie Hill, both of Greenwood; sisters, Mrs. Maime Smith, Greenwood, Ms. Eddie Mae Marayne, Orlando; eight grandchildren. Marvin C.

Zanders Funeral Home, Apopka. Mr. Silas L. Johnson, 79, Rock Springs Road, Apopka, died Wednesday. Born in Kentucky, he -moved to Apopka from Sharpesburg, in 1979.

He was a retired foreman for a highway construction company and a member of the Sharpesburg Christian Church. Survivors: daughters, Mrs. Dora J. Walters, Mrs. Jessie York, both of Apopka, Mrs.

Bessie S. Setters, Mount Sterling, brother, Avery Sharpesburg; sister, Mrs. Jessie Campbell, Mount Sterling; five grandchildren; four great-. grandchildren. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Chapel, Apopka.

Mrs. Nettle Inez Jones Favors, 78, 3813 W. Columbia, Orlando, died Friday. Born in Okahumpka, she moved to Orlando from there in 1955. She was a homemaker and a member of the New Bethel A.M.E.

Survivors: wife, Laura Belle; daughters, Georgia Crabb, St. Petersburg, Patricia Jones, Stone Moun: tain, four grandchildren; two great-grandchildren. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Orlando. Mrs. Cecilia O.

Eby, 88, 202 N. Central Winter Garden, died Thursday. Born in Kissimmee, she moved to Winter Garden from there in 1928. She was a retired teacher and a member of the First United Methodist Church, Winter Garden. She was a member of the World War I Women's Auxiliary.

Survivors: son, George daughter, Mary Clare Brumley, Atlanta; five grandchildren; three greatgrandchildren. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Winter Garden. Mr. James Alfred Blrdyshaw, 76, Butler Avenue, Ocoee, died Thursday. Born in Alabama, he moved to Ocoee from Lawrenceburg, in 1939.

He was a retired forklift operator and a member of the Ocoee Church of God. Survivors: wife, Orbon Mae; sons, Leo, Pete, both of Douglas, Decatur, daughter; Mrs. Julia Smith, Ocoee; brothers, Jimmy, Ocoee, Millard, Leoma, sisters, Dora Thomas, Ola Young, both of Lawrenceburg, Virgie Green, Flora Jamison, both of Nashville, 12 grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Winter Garden. Deaths elsewhere Worldwide banker George Eccles Get a $40 rebate when you buy the neest EfitcEieMid 'i Custom or Imperial dishwasher Tuesday at the Broomall Presbyterian Home.

Doollttle, a test pilot for the Sopwith Camel airplanes, flew damaged planes from France to England for repairs during World War I. He left the U.S. Army in 1919 with the rank of colonel. He directed plastics research for Union Carbide Chemical Co. in Charleston, W.Va., until 1959, then left to form Arcadia Institute, which researched liquid plastics.

4 NEW YORK Mr. John Charles Leslie, 76, who joined Pan American World Airways as an aeronautical engineer in 1929 and retired as a senior vice president in 1970, died Tuesday. He joined Pan Am two years after the airline was founded, and retired as senior vice president for international affairs. Funeral notices Superior cleaning every time, thanks to the Multi-Level Wash System. Automatically heats water to 150 SALT LAKE CITY Mr.

George Stoddard Eccles, 81, internationally known banker, financier and civic leader, died Wednesday. Eccles was the founder and former chief executive officer of First Security the oldest multiple bank holding company in the nation. In 1975 he was elected chairman and chief executive officer. Eccles was an economic and financial consultant for the Marshall Plan, and helped implement reconstruction in Europe after World War II. His fame in financial affairs took him throughout the world for conferences and World Bank meetings.

In 1964, he served as general chairman of the International Monetary Conference in Vienna, Austria. FORT MYERS Mr. Charles P. Plumb, 82, creator of the comic strip "Ella Cinders" and a 10-year' Port Charlotte resident, died Tuesday in a rest home in Ashland, Ore. His strip "Ella Cinders" ran for 27 years, ending in 1951.

A popular-newspaper and comic book feature which hit its peak of popularity in the 1930s, it was the first comic strip to be made into a full-length motion picture. Plumb also was the author of three books: "Tin Can Island," "The Tattooed Gun Hand" and "The Murderous Move." LOS ANGELES Mr. Frank Baxter, 86, the com-' fortably wry University of Southern California English professor who brought Shakespeare, science and scholarship to television and won seven Emmys and a Peabody Award in doing it died Monday. From the university lectern where he had taught hundreds of students since 1930, Baxter started his Saturday morning "Shakespeare on TV" show in 1953 and began reaching a TV audience that he and CBS executives were startled to learn was eventually in the millions. The show the first local television course for college credit won Baxter his first two Emmys, as 1953's most outstanding male performer and as best public affairs program.

The show went nationwide a year latex. BROOMALL, Pa. Mr. Arthur K. Doollttle, 83, World War I pilot and noted chemical engineer, died in every complete cycle.

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CATHERINE Fu-naral Mrvlcw for Mr. Cathartn J. Beauty. 64, who died it har ham in Frultland Park Wadnssday wining, will ba tww th Gospol Tabernacle, Leesburg, Saturday at 10:00 A.M. with Mr.

Crwalar Coker, Patter, officiating, interment will be in 8hiloh Cemetery at Fruitland Park under the direction of the BEYERS FUNERAL HOME, Laasburg. BLANKENSHIP, MRS. CHRISTINA Funeral servicee for Mre. Christina C. Blankenahip, 63, of 2131 Goldenrod North, who peeaed away Thursday, will be held in the Chanel of the Winter Park Funerd Home on Saturday at 2:00 M.

with the Rev. Rodney W. Miller of the Par Street Church of Christ officiating. Visitation with friends wilt be Friday 7:00 to 9:00 P.M. WINTER PARK FUNERAL HOME, Aloma and Forsyth.

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Orlando, who passed away Thursday, will be held Saturday at 2:00 P.M. In the Cox-Parker Funeral Home Chapel. COX-PARKER FUNERAL HOME, 647-1942. YANDOW, MR. ORVILLE Maaa of Christian Burial tor Orville J.

Yen-dow will be held Saturday at 11:00 A M. at Good Shepherd Catholio Church with Fr William Kinney. M.8., as oeiebrant. In lieu ot flowers donations may be made to the American Cancer Society. Arrangements by COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME, EBY, MRS.

CECILIA -Funtftl Nf-vicw for Mr Ctolila O. Eby, 08, of Winter Garden, who passed iway Thursday, will be conducted Saturday at 10:00 A.M. at the First United Methodist Church ot Winter Garden. Rev. Duncan Gray will officiate, interment to follow at Wood lawn Me monal Park.

Visitation will be from 7:00 to 9:00 P.M. Friday evening at the Funeral Home. In lieu of flowers those who wish may make contributions to the Memorial Fund, First United Methodist Church, -Winter Garden. BALDWIN-FAIRCHILD FUNERAL HOME, Winter Garden. BOSWELL.

MR. JESSE BROWN Funeral services lor Mr. Jesse Brown Bos wen, 87, who died January 15, were held Tuesday, January 19, at 10 30 A at the graveside in Evergreen Cemetery. Services were also conducted by WW I veterans Survivors are a nephew, niece and cousins Entombment was in Evergreen Mausoleum. Arrangements were under the direction of PURCELL FUNERAL HOME.

BIROVBHAW. MR. JAMES Funeral services for Mr. James A. Blrdyshaw, 78, of Ocoee, who passed away Thursday, will be conducted Saturday at 2:00 P.M.

from the Ocoee Church of God with Rev. Charles Hewett and Rev. Hugh Brown officiating. Interment will follow at Winter Garden Cemetery. Visitation for friends wlH be Friday from 5 00 to 9:00 P.M.

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