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The Lake Sentinel, Wednesday, October 4, 1989 Obituaries Marjorie Jewell, world traveler Marjorie R. Jewell, 87, inveterate world traveler, died Monday after a 15-month stay at the Mount Dora Healthcare Center. Previously she held residence on Overlook Drive in Mount Dora. She was a member of the First Presbyte teri an Church of Mount Dora. Mrs.

Jewell was born in London and retired to Mount Dora from Cleveland in 1955 with her husband, the late Arthur R. Jewell. She was the daughter of the late Alfred Josiah and Elizabeth Wainwright Reeves, both of England. Mrs. Jewell received her bachelor of science degree in Education from Ohio State University in 1924.

She majored in English and history, writing for the Cleveland Plain Dealer before her marriage to Arthur in 1931. When the Jewells retired to Mount Dora in 1955, they both became active members of the community. Mrs. Jewell was past president of the Azalea Circle of the Lakes and Hills Garden Club and served as publicity chairman for many years. For 31 years, Mrs.

Jewell willingly devoted her Friday mornings for volunteer work at the Mount Dora Chamber of Commerce. "You could always count on Marjorie arriving at the chamber every Friday morning when she wasn't traveling to greet visitors to the chamber and community," said Al Liveright, executive vice president of the Chamber. During the summer months, the Mount Dora Topic weekly newspaper would publish her travel adventures for local residents to enjoy. She visited almost every country in the world. She was also a member of the Mount Dora Lawn Bowling Club.

She was a lifetime and former member of the board of governors of the IceHouse Players Theatre, Mount Dora. Her husband died in 1971 and she is survived by a nephew, Clifford Reeves Jr. of Fairview Park, Ohio. A memorial service will be held in Mount Dora later this month. Rehbaum-Harden Funeral Home of Mount Dora will handle arrange- Mount Dora Jewell JAMES E.

ANDERSON, 61 retired school teacher MR. ANDERSON, 1895 Stacey Drive, Mount Dora, died Monday. Born in Cambridge, he moved to Mount Dora from Minneapolis in 1984. He was a retired school teacher. He was a member of Faith Lutheran Church of Eustis.

He was a U.S. Army veteran of the Korean War. Survivors: wife, Dorothy sons, Daniel, Big Lake, Timothy, Minneapolis; daughter, Rebecca Pearson, Golden Valley, brother, Robert, Belle Plaine, Minn. Harden-Paul Funeral Home, Eustis. Astor ETOLIE MARIE EDISON, 80 retired nurses aide MRS.

EDISON, 1728 Ormonds Jungle Den Astor, died Monday. Born in Woodstock, she moved to Astor from Houghton Lake, in 1986. She was a retired nurses aide. She was a Protestant. Survivors: daughter, Norma White, Astor; grandsons, Tim White, Astor, Tom White, Houghton Lake, Clint White, Palmyra, six great-grandchildren.

Beyers Funeral Home, Astor. Clermont I JAMES WESLEY FOREHAND, 66 retired restaurant manager MR. FOREHAND, 1438 Disston Clermont, died Tuesday. Born in Yolanda, he moved to Clermont from Leeds, in 1952. He was a retired restaurant manager.

He was a Baptist. He was a member of the Clermont-Groveland Elks Lodge. Survivors: daughters, Annette, Leeds, Teresa Spears, Nashville, mother, Annie H. Forehand, Trussville, brother, Rev. O.A., Trussville, sisters, Edna F.

McNabe, Trussville, Texie F. Moore, Taft; three grandchildren. Kurfiss Funeral Chapel, Clermont. Eustis EVERETT HARRIS, 74 superintendent of a chemical plant MR. HARRIS, 641 Jackson Eustis, died Tuesday.

Born in Eus- Since Boydi- FLOOR BOYD's any printed NOTICE! SAMPLE tis, he moved back to Eustis from Fort Pierce in 1978. He was superintendent of a chemical plant. He was a member of Bay Street Baptist Church, Eustis. He was past president of the credit union in Fort Pierce. Survivors: wife, Nell sisters, Frances H.

Buchanan, Eustis, Mary H. Rogers, Tavares; granddaughter, Cynthia Harris, Asheville, N.C. Hamlin and Hiblish Funeral Directors, Eustis. Groveland IDA MARIE KINLAW, 83 homemaker and retired dairy operator MRS. KINLAW, 136 Catherine Lane, Groveland, died Saturday.

Born in Pasco County, she moved to Groveland from there in 1922. She was a homemaker and retired operator of Kinlaw Dairy. She was a member of the Edge Memorial United Methodist Church, Groveland. She was chairman of the Floral Calendar Committee of Edge Memorial for 40 years. She was a member of the Senior Woman's Club and the Garden Club, both of Groveland.

Survivors: sons, Carl, Raleigh, N.C., Earl, Largo; daughters, Norma Rusnak, McLean, Shirley Robinson, Apopka; brother, Robert Hammer, Conover, N.C.; sister, Ruth Bahn, West Des Moines, Iowa; five grandchildren; seven grandchildren. Kurfiss Funeral Home, Groveland. Tavares I MARSHALL I. MADSEN, 73 retired manager for Ship Chanerly MR. MADSEN, 11735 Magnolia Tavares, died Sunday.

Born in Portland, Maine, he moved to Tavares from Freeport, Maine, in 1978. He was a retired manager for Ship Chanerly. He was a Protestant. He was a member of Forrest City Rod and Gun Club, Portland. Survivors: wife, Kathleen; son, Robert, St.

Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands; daughters, Marsha Curry, Jacksonville, Linda Giggey, Atkinson, Maine; brother, Stanley, Sweden, five grandchildren; one great-grandchild. Steverson Funeral Home, Tavares. Tavares WILLIAM "Stan" MIDDLEHURST, 64 newspaper distributor MR. MIDDLEHURST, 508 Dora Tavares, died Tuesday.

Born in Pawtucket, R.I., he moved to Tavares from Framingham, in 1957. He was a newspaper distributor. He was an Episcopalian. He was past master and member of the North Star Lodge Ashland, Mass. Survivors: daughters, Cindy Ross, Sandi White, both of Tavares, Nancy Garrett, Mount Dora; two grandchildren.

Steverson Funeral Home, Tavares. Groveland 2 LONIA OLSON, 91 homemaker MRS. OLSON, 7305 Redwing Groveland, died Tuesday. Born in Starke, she moved to Groveland from Oakland in 1937. She was a homemaker.

She was a member of the First Baptist Church, Groveland. Survivors: sons, Howard, Groveland, Ralph, Clearwater; daughter, Doris Becker, Orlando; 10 grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren. Kurfiss Funeral Home, Groveland. Mount Dora CLARENCE E. PHEIL, 81 property manager MR.

PHEIL, 1219 Crestview Drive, Mount Dora, died Monday. Born in St. Petersburg, he moved to Mount Dora from Inverness in 1988. He was a property manager. He was a member of Cathedral Church of St.

Peter, St. Petersburg. He was a communicant of St. Edward's Episcopal Church, Mount Dora. He was a member of the Blue Key Society.

Survivors: wife, Eleanor; sons, Thomas, David, both of St. Petersburg, Peter, Flowery Branch, sister, Bertha Bobbitt, St. Petersburg; seven grandchildren. Rehbaum-Harden Funeral Home, Mount Dora. Eustis KING WONG 58 chef at Pine Meadows Country Club MR.

WONG, 248 W. Ward Eustis, died Monday. Born in Augusta, he moved to Eustis from Houston in 1969. He was a chef for Pine Meadows Country Club, EusPlease see OBITUARIES, 4 SALE! TO or exact Shop Furniture. and SAVE UP Boyd's service.

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