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A I A I a a a a a a a a OBITUARIES 1965), Mathews Funeral fontame CLARK, MRS. LEOLA, 1934 Sixth Ave. St. Petersburg, Monday (July 5, 1965) in Thomasville, Ga. Hadley Funeral Home, Thomasville.

COX, RUTH, 74, 2421 First St. St. Petersburg, Wednesday (July 7, 1965). Simmons Funeral Home. CROW, MRS.

ANNA 75, 2916 Second Ave. St. Petersburg, Thursday (July 8, 1965). C. James Mathews Funeral Home.

ECKLES, FLORENCE 86, 430 Fifth St. St. Petersburg, Wednesday (July 7, 1965). John S. Rhodes East Chapel.

EGAN, HELEN 67, 13145 Third St. Madeira Beach, Thursday (July 8, 1965). Beach Memorial Chapel. HANNAH, MRS. REABER MAE, 1100 17th St.

St. Petersburg, Wednesday (July 7, 1965). McRae Funeral Home, HARVEY, MRS. PEARL 75, 1131 48th Ave. St.

Petersburg, Tuesday (July 6, 1965). Anderson McQueen Funeral Home. JACQUES, HENRY, 78, 861 18th Ave. St. Petersburg, Monday (July 5, 1965).

Funeral Home. JORDA, MRS. AVA 40, 8304 42nd Ave. St. Petersburg, Sunday (July 4, 1965).

Moss Fort Harrison Chapel, Clearwater. KING, BLANCHE 73, St. Petersburg resident, (July 8, 1965) in Arcadia Memorial Hospital. Al-Joe Gundry Funeral Home, Flint, Mich. LAMCHAK, IRENE 49, 415 39th St.

Petersburg Beach, Thursday (July 8, 1965). Beach Memorial Chapel. Le MAY, FRED, 69, 7901 Seminole Seminole, Wednesday (July 7, 1965). Seminole Beach Memorial. MOORE, ROGER 52, 950 25th St.

St. Petersburg, Wednesday (July 7, 1965). Seminole Beach Memorial. NELSON, JULIUS 68, 7600 Seminole Largo, Wednes- day (July' 1, 1965). Lowell Barnes Funeral Home.

NEWHALL, LOUISE 70, St. Petersburg rest home, Wednesday (July 7, 1965). John S. Rhodes East Chapel. NORRIS, MRS.

VERDIE 79, 440 14th Ave. St. Petersburg, Thursday (July 8, 1965), The Palms Memorial. NUGENT, ROSE 70, 5938 33rd Ave. St.

Petersburg, Thursday (July 8, 1965). Thomas J. Brett Funeral Home. PADDEN, WILLIAM 69, 2812 Miriam St. Gulfport, Wednesday (July 7, 1965).

Thomas J. Brett Funeral Home. PALMER, NORRIS YOUNG, 70, 1527 49th St. St. Petersburg, Thursday (July 8, 1965).

John S. Rhodes West Chapel. PARKER, ELMER 88, 2701 34th St. St. Petersburg, Thursday (July 8, 1965).

Wilhelm-Thurston Funeral Home. SMITHER, ARTHUR, 76, forPetersburg resident, Tuesday, (July 6, North 1965) in Funeral New Richey. Home. INFANT RODD LEE WILLIAMS, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Ronald Lee Williams, 7445 Hobson St. St. Petersburg, Wednesday (July 7, 1965). Wilhelm-Thurston Funeral Home. Other Deaths On Suncoast CLEARWATER Don Bergdoll, 119 First New Ranch Trailer Park.

Harvey William Meeks, 1610 S. Prescott Ave. August Rasche, 1114 Manda-ference lay Point. Dog Nuisance Charge Against Bonsey Dropped dog nuisance charge against Pinellas County Commission Chairman John W. Bonsey, 555 13th Ave.

was dismissed yesterday in St. Petersburg Municipal Court. Bonsey was arrested on the charge July 8, and posted bond. Opposing attorneys settled the matter between themselves without formal proceedings. Funeral Notices KING Funeral services for Mrs.

King will be held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. from the Mount Zion Progressive Bapfist Church wih Rev. L. S. McCree officiating.

Friends may call at McRae Funeral Home Saturday after p.m. Mrs. King resided at 575 Jordan Park. Was born in Mayesville, S.C, Lived here for 40 years. Survivors are daughter, Mrs.

Erma Bacon; her three sons, Gable Williams, Willie Williams and Solomon Williams; two grandchildren, one great-grandson and a brother. Interment in Garden of Peace Cometery. A McRae Service. LAMB Mrs. Olive Mcintyre was called to Gainesville to attend the funeral of her brother, John Lamb who died Wednesday (July 7).

Funeral will be held Saturday at 3 p.m. Friends may contact Mrs. Mcintyre at 322 NW. Sev. enth Terrace, Gainesville, Fla.

LASSIG Funeral services for Herman Lassig, 75, of 6221 Third Ave. husband of Anna Lassig, father of Manfred Lassig and Mrs. Roy Love, will be held Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at Fred H. Kenfield Funeral Home, Inc. (200 Pasadena Ave.

the Rev. Thomas J. Miller of Central Christian Church officiating. Interment later. The family will be at the funeral home, Thursday evening 6 10 LeMAY Mr.

Fred, 69, of 7901 Seminole Blvd. passed away Wednesday, July 7th, 1965. He was native of Lindenville, Vermont and resident here for the past years from Annapolis, Md. Mr. LeMay was a retired carpenter for the U.S.

Goverment and member of St. Dunstan's Episcopal Church. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Elena LeMay of Seminole, daughter, Mrs. Audrey Owens of New Smyrna Beach, sister, Mrs.

Ernest Provencher of Fitchburg, 3 grandchildren and 5 greatgrandchildren. A funeral service will be held Saturday morning at 10 o'clock from the reminole Beach Memorial Funeral Home with the Rev. Donald R. Salmon, vicar of St. Dunstan's Episcopal Church officiating.

Interment will follow in Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Friday afternoon and evening, 2-4 and 7-9 PM. LEMCHAK Irene 49, of 415 39th St. Petersburg Beach passed away July 8th, 1965. Born in burgh, she came here years ago from Fort Hood, Texas.

Employed by the finance department of the City of St. Petersburg Beach, member Lutheran Church. Survived by her husband, John Lemchak and one daughter, Jane Ellen, both of St. Petersburg Beach, 2 sisters, Miss Helen Reznik and Mrs. Patricia Ames, Pittsburgh, brothers, John Reznik, Pittsburgh, Amil Reznik of Indiana and Miles Reznik of Denver, Colorado.

Friends may call Friday 2-4 and 7-9 PM at Beach Memorial Chapel, 301 Corey St. Petersburg Beach where funeral services will be held Saturday at 10:30 AM with Dr. George P. Kehi officiating, Interment will be in Arlington National Cemetery. In lieu of flowers please donate to the local Cancer fund.

MOORE Roger 52, of 950-25th St. St. Petersburg, passed away Wednesday, July 7th, 1965. He was native of Brightwater, Mass. and resident here for the past 16 years from Brockton, Mass.

Mr. Moore was the sales manager for the International Inn. Survivors Include his wife, Mrs. Barbara Moore, a son, Robert Moore, both of St. Petersburg, daughter, Mrs.

James (Penelope) Hollis of Seminole, brother, Francis of New Hampshire and 3 grandchildren. A funeral service will be held this morning at 10 o'clock from the SemInole Beach Memorial Funeral Home with Dr. John Pickens Jr. of the Church By The Sea officiating. Interment will follow in Memorial Park Cemetery.

PADDEN William 69, passed away July 7, 1965. He resided at 2812 Miriam St. Gulfport, having come here from Washington, D.C., four years ago. Mr. Padden is survived by his wife, Mrs.

Beatrice D. Padden, Gulfport, mother, Mrs. Henry Padden; four sisters, Mrs. Mary Kane, Mrs. Catherine Connor, Miss Veronica Padden, Miss Ruth.

Padden, all of Holyoke, I two brothers, Henry Padden, Holyoke, Mass. and Patrick Padden, Northampton, Mass. Friends will be received the Thomas J. Brett Funeral Home, 4810 Central where there will be recitation of the Rosary Friday eve- DEATHS OF NOTE Petersburg Times, Friday, July 9, 1965 OBITUARIES 13-8 Horn, Publisher, Consultant CLEARWATER J. R.

Van Horn, 79, former publisher of the Duluth Herald and News Tribune in Duluth, Minn. and a consultant for Ritter Publications, died yesterday morning in Morton Plant Hospital, Born in Glenwood, Iowa, Mr. Van Horn, 1385 Drew was in the newspaper business most of his life. He joined Ritter Publications in 1927. He became the publisher of the Duluth Herald and News Tribune in 1940 served in that position until he moved to Clearwater in 1954.

Since then, he has been a consultant for Ritter. He was a member of the Congregational Church. He is survived by his wife, Virginia; and brother, Richard Fort Vayne, Ind. will be held Saturday 4 p.m. at Moss Ft.

Harrison Chapel, conducted by the Rev. Fred Campbell, associate minister of the Pilgrim Congregational Church, St. Petersburg. Burial will follow in Sylvan Abbey Memorial Park. Louis C.

Rosetti Auto Parts Firm Head Louis C. Rosetti 73, president of Ace Auto Parts Company 1123 1st Ave. died yesterday. Mr. Rosetti was born in Ohio and has been in St.

Petersburg for 24 years from Cleveland, Ohio. He resided at 2222 Fifth St. S. He was a member of the Gaston G. Allen Masonic Lodge No.

629, Lakewood, Ohio. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Leota Sessa, North Royalton, Ohio, Mrs. Eleanor R. Anderson and a son, Louis C.

both of St. Petersburg; and eight grandchildren. Anderson McQueen Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. BELL, ANNA ELIZABETH, 80, 2301 58th St. Gulfport, Wednesday (July 7, 1965).

J. Douglas Baird Funeral Home. BERNARD, LEON, 73, 2220 Seventh St. St. Petersburg, Thursday (July ELL Anna Elizabeth, 80, of 2301 58th st.

S. Gulfport, Passed away Wednesday, July 7, 1965 in local hospital. native of Indiana, she had lived In Gulfport 22 years coming from Battle Creek, Mich. She was a member of the First Methodist Church of Gulfport, member of the Gulfport Community Club. She is survived by one son.

Charles C. Fuller of Kokomo, Ind. one daughter, Mrs. Doris R. er of Livermore, four grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.

Fueneral services will be held Saturday, July 10, 1965, 10:30 AM in the J. Douglas Baird Chapel, 5111 Lakeview Ave. S. with the Reverend James Smith, pastor of the First Methodist Church of Gulfport officiating. Interment will be vate and convenience of the Ily.

Friends will be received from 7 to PM this evening at the J. Douglas Baird Funeral Home. BUREAU Alfred (Fred) Joseph, 65, 2023-1st Ave. N. passed away July 7, 1965.

Born In- Ottawa, Canada, and lived in St. Petersburg 23 years comIng from Syracuse, N. Y. Member of the Roman Catholic Church. He was bakery, of, salesman.

Survived Petersburg; by his daugh- wife ter Mrs. Arlene L. Flynn of Winter Park, 2 sisters, Mrs. J. H.

Hays and Mrs. Douglas MacLarty, both of Ottawa. Rosary will be held Friday evening at 7 P.M. in the Ralph G. Cooksey Funeral Home, 917 Arlington Ave.

N. Interment will take place in Royal Palm Cemetery Saturday morning 9:30 A.M. with the RI. Rev. Msgr.

John J. Mullins officiating. COX Ruth, age 74, passed away Wednesday (July 7, 1965). She resided at 2421 First St. N.

She is survived by one niece, Miss Helen Lemmon; four nephews, O. C. Lemmon M. H. Cox W.

H. Cox and Wade Jones. Friends may call at the Simmons Funeral Home, Fourth Street at 35th Avenue N. FUneral services will be conducted Satur. day morning (July 10, 1965) at 11 a.m.

with the Rev. James Stuart Dickson officiating. Interment will follow in Woodlawn Cemetery, Tampa, Fla. Simmons Funeral Home is in charge of ments. CROW Mrs.

Anna 75, of 2916-2nd Ave. died in a local nursing home, Thursday morning, July 8th, 1965. She was native of Pittsburgh, from resident New of Port St. Richey, Petersburg Fla. She years is 8 survived by daughter, Mrs.

Charles Fisher, St. Petersburg; 12 granddaughters, Miss Marilyn E. and Miss Barbara S. Fisher. Funeral servIces will be held Saturday, July 10th, p.m., in the C.

James Mathews Funeral Home, 2025-9th St. the Reverend John S. Gatewood officiating. -Interment Memorial Park. EGAN Helen 67, of 13145 3rd St.

Madeira Beach passed away July 8th, 1965. Resident here 15 years from Allentown, Pa. where she operated Beauty shop. Member of the Church By The Sea. Survived by one sister, Mrs.

Minnie Mahoney, Madeira Beach, one brother, Leonard Bender, Treasure Island. Friends may call Friday 2-4 and 7-9 PM at Beach Memorial Chapel, 301 Corey St. Petersburg Beach where services will be held Saturday at 1 PM with Rev. John E. Pickens officiating.

Interment will follow in Royal Palm Cemetery. HANNAM Funeral services for Mrs. Reaver Mae Hannah will be held Sunday at 4 p.m. from the Traveller's Rest Missonary Baptist Church with Rev. Byrd officiating, pastor.

Friends may call at McRae Funeral Home Saturday after p.m. Mrs. Hannah resided at 1100-17th St. S. and died Wednesday, July 7th.

She was born In Americus, Ga. Former employe of Maas Brothers store. Survivors are husband, Rev. Zack 'Hannah; mothMrs. Daisy Booker; father, ThomWoodard; sister, Mrs.

Tommie -Lue Ingerville: niece, Mrs. Lucretia Jenkins; nephew, Charles Johnson, Jr. Interment in Lincoln Cemetery. A McRae service. HARVEY Mrs.

Pearl 75, of 1131 48th Ave. N. Died Tuesday, July 6, 1065. Born in Neptune Township, New Jersey and moved to St. Petersburg years.

ago from Orlando, Fla. Mrs. Harvey was Past Matron of Asbury Park, New Jersey. She is survived by a brother Carl Van Dyke, Bradley Beach, New Jersey. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 10 a.m.

at the Anderson-McQueen Funeral Home, 2201 9th St. N. with the Rev. erend Martin W. Rupprecht officiating.

Burial will be later. J. V. Truman, Ex-President's Brother, 79 Times Wire Services KANSAS CITY Vivian Truman, brother of former President Harry S. Truman, died yesterday in his home at suburban Grandview, alter a long illness.

Truman, 79, was retired farmer and formerly was district director of the Federal Housing Administration in Kansas City. He resigned from the post in 1953 and the following year was appointed chairman of the Jackson County Board of Election Commissioners. On the advice of his physician he resigned from that post in May 1964. CENTERVILLE, Mass. Miss Virginia C.

Gildersleeve, dean emeritus of Barnard College, women's branch of Columbia University, died Wednesday night. She was 87. Miss Gildersleeve, a resident of Chatham, and Bedford Village, N.Y., since her retirement 18 years ago, was the daughter of the late New York Supreme Court Justice Henry A. Gildersleeve and the late Virginia (Crocheron) Gildersleeve. Educated at the Brearley School in New York and a Barnard College graduate in 1911, she returned to the I school to teach in 1900.

She was named dean in 1911. Miss Gildersleeve's principal interest was the field of international relations. In 1945 she served as the only woman delegate to the San Francisco conwhich created the United Nations. A generation earlier she served as a member of the League to Enforce Peace, a 1916 version of the later League of Nations. She was twice president of the International Federation of University Women, which emphasizes the search for understanding between nations.

MIAMI H. Ernest Overstreet, 80, Dade County tax collector for 16 years a and former state representative, died will be held Friday, 3:30 p.m. from the 49th St. David W. Thompson Chapel, 1009- Rabbi Toxay officiating.

Interment in Woodlawn Memorial Park. ROSS Pearl passed away July 7, 1965. She resided at 4526 Central Ave. N.Y. 50 having years come here Miss from Ross Elmira, ago.

vived by her brother James A. Ross; and a sister Mrs. Theodore M. Boyd, both of St. Petersburg.

Friends will be Funeral received at the Thomas J. Brett Home, 4810 Central Ave. where funeral services will be held Saturday morning, July 10, at 10:30 o'clock, with Dr. Paul Hortin of Christ Methodist Church officiating. Interment will be In Royal Palm Cemetery.

SLENTZ Mrs. Ruby Johns, 49, of 3309 Morrison Ave. Tampa. Died local hospital Monday. Funeral services will be from the Marsicano Prevatt Funeral Home West Side Chapel, 4040 Henderson Blvd.

Tampa at 2 PM Friday with Reverend Robert E. Lee pastor of Bay Shore Baptist Church officiating. Cremation to follow. SMITH Gertrude Emelda Smith, age 70, wife of John H. Smith, passed away Wednesday, July 7.

She resided at 2014 Jackson Street North, coming here twelve years ago from Washington, D.C. Also survived by a brother, Patrick Shortell, New Bedford, Massachusetts: three sisters, Miss Ann Shortell, Washington, D.C., Mrs. garet DaHill, New Bedford, Mrs. Bride DaHill, Connecticut. Friends may call at Rhodes East Chapel, 635 Fourth Street North, where Recitation of the Rosary will be held, Friday evening, July at 7:00 o'clock.

Reqviem Mass will be said by the Rev. erend Edward Kirby, Saturday morning, July 10, at St. Paul's Catholic Church, at 9:00 o'clock. Interment will be in New Bedford. SMITH Nettie A.

Smith, age 79, widow of George R. Smith, passed away Tuesday, July 6. She resided at 6211 13th Avenue South, coming here thirty years ago from New Rochelle, New York. Mrs. Smith is survived by several cousins including: Alexander Dallas and Mrs.

R. Dudley Clements, both of East Hampton, Connecticut. Friends may call at Rhodes East Chapel, 631 Fourth Street North, where services will be conducted by the Reverend Paul R. Hortin, D.D., Saturday after. noon, July 10, at 3:30 o'clock.

Inter. ment will be in New York, New York. TISNOWER Florence 58, of 237 49th St. N. Passed away Sunday, July A member of the First Congregational Church and the Womens Fellowship of The First Congregational Church.

Friends may call Friday 2 to 5 and to 9 PM at the C. E. Prevatt Memorial Home, 801 59th St. N. where services will be held Saturday 10:30 AM.

with Dr. Aaron N. Meckel officiating. Interment will be in Royal Palm Cemetery. Friends desiring transportation for visitation may call 342-8121, C.

E. Prevatt Memorial Home. UPRIGHT Mrs. Dollie E. Upright, 66, of 701 Pinellas Point Drive passed away at home Tuesday.

She is sur. vived by her husband, Harry a son, H. Drew Upright of Miami; daughter, Mrs. Joseph Palmerone of Ardsley, N.Y sister, Mrs. Dorothy Brown of New York City and six grandchildren.

Friends may call at Fred H. Kenfield Funeral Home Inc. (200 Pasadena Ave. where funeral services will be held Friday morning at 11 o'clock, the Rev. Dr.

Denver C. Pickens officiating. Interment later. WAGNER Joe 66, of 6960 11th Ave. N.

Passed away Tuesday, July Born in Barnesville, Georgia. He came here months ago from Valley Station, Ky. He was a retired Army Officer, veteran of World War and 11. He was member of Cache Lodge No. 415 A.F.

A.M., Moolah Temple, A.A.O.N.M.S., Ancient Accepted Scotfish Rite, St. Louis, Mo. and the 6th US. Infantry Association He was Baptist. Survivors are one son, Captain Harry D.

Wagner of Colorado Springs, Colorado: one brother Ben of Elk Rapids, two sisters, Mrs. Glennie Nichols, St. Petersburg, and Mrs. Rose Williams, Inkster, Mich. Friends may call Friday to and 7 to 9 p.m.

the C. E. Prevalt Memorial Home, Tyrone Chapel, 801 591h St. N. Services will be held in Valley Station, Kentucky, with interment in Fort nox, Kentucky.

Friends deisring transportation for visitation may call 342-8821 C. E. Prevatt Memorial Home. PULSE OFF PINELLAS: (APPLICATIONS) Larry Richard Marshall, 20, Florissant, and Ruth Camille Harris. 21, Clear.

water. John Young, 45, and Myrtle Emma Young, 45, both of St. Petersburg. Frank Josef Wilyoung, 27, and Theresa Rosinski, 22, both of St. Petersburg.

Frank Hiram Manning, 20, and Mary Barbara Baseshore. 19, both of St. Petersburg. Isaac Eggleton, 21, and Shirley Ann Green. 17, both of Si.

Petersburg. Lee Harrison, 22, and Sharon Elaine Mapes, 19, both of St. Petersburg. David Robert Merrefield, 19, and Share on Kay Isham, 20, both of St. Petersburg.

George Henry Barrett, 22, Tallahassee, and Judith Anne Heisel, 26. St. burg. Ernest Lee Hicks, 26, and Evelyn Newsom, 21, both of St. Petersburg.

Wayne Merwin Brown, 26, Pinellas Park, and Patricia Louise Moon, 26, St. Petersburg. Henderson Rankin, 20, St. Petersburg, and Marie-Helene Camille Bouchy, 19, Maurthe-Et-Moselle, France. Albert Irvin Chase, 80, and Mae Hettie Spurgeon.

64, both of St. Petersburg. Sheldon Bolin, 71, and Lulu Belle Carpenter, 65, both of St. Petersburg. Osborne 21, and Kathleen 21, both of St.

Ralph Francis Phalen, 55, Milwaukee, and Irene Lucille Bansemer, 51, West Alice, Wis. Walter Blaine Dees, 21, Pinellas Park, and Linda Faye Dunning, 17, St. burg. William Francis Smith, 57, and Essie England Osborne, both of St. Petersburg.

Earle Elmer Rose 39, Riverhills, and June Julia Baumbach, 39, Milwaukee, Wis. Delmar Clark Berry, 22, Cedar Keys, and Gail Christine Weich, 18, St. burg. Robert Lee Cilles 20, West Holly. wood, and Christien Mary Avanzini, 20, Madeira Beach.

Roscoe Bernard Payne, 49, St. Petersand Frances Louise Cook, 35, denton Beach. Joseph Thomas Galasso, 38, and Theressa Marie Jones, 20, both of St. burg. LeFon Waters, 38, and Betty Jean Crews, 33, both of St.

Petersburg. John Edmond Snelson, 23, and Patricia Lee Eiferd, 30, both of Pinellas Park. Paul Alton Shazel, 21, and Daisy Mae Southers, 18, both of St. Petersburg. Patrick Eugene Gorrasi, 22, and cy Park.

Alicia Barber, 26, both of Pinellas John Kenneth. Rollins, 24, and Linda Humphries, 23, both of St. burg. Darrel Maynard White, 20, and Patsy Ann Gilmore, 20, both of Pinellas Park. Jay Henry Bell Jr.

19, and Jerewyl Cain, 16, both of St. Petersburg. Rosario John Greco, 39, and Ruth Britton Butler, 39, both of St. Petersburg. Richard Lane Steward, 25, and Janet Ruth Petrykowski, 20, both of Clearwater.

Carroll Bert Stockton, Columbus, and Lois Marie Cole, 25, Corry, Pa. Winston Vazquez, 21, and Mary Louise Alvarez, 18, both of Tampa. Field Hugh Funderburk, Barger, 37, both 33, of and Tampa. Frances Dana Robert William Favere, 20, and Judy Nell Zubrod, 20, both of Indian Rocks. Harry Borg, 18, Dunedin, and Sharon Lee Grove, 17, Largo.

Douglas Hunt Macpherson, 29, Devon, and Mary Arlene Grossmith, 22, Belleair. Marvin Edward Turner, 20, and Dahryl Elizabeth Francis, 17, both of Clearwater. James Dorsett and Lottie Young, 29, both of Tarpon Springs. Robert E. Riggs, 32, Palm Harbor, and Katie L.

Barnes, 25, Clearwater. Thomas Edward Condon, 40, and Margaret Catherine Weisted, 41, both of Tampa. Walter Eugene Pennell, 22, and Charlotte Lee Rettberg, 17, both of St. PeJoseph Zeigler, 21, and Karen tersburg. Marie Yancey, 10, both St.

PetersJames Robert Ramsey, 37, and Evelyn Margaret Bertelsmeyer, 32, both of St. Petersburg. Richard Muir, 25, and Judith Jane Marshall, 19, both of St. tersburg. Charles Jerome Sowell, 20, and Nancy Mae Rogers, 18, both of St.

Petersburg. Frederick Lynn Ebert, 22, and Susanne Carol Bryant, 21, both of Gulfport. David Lee Biffle, 17, and June beth Fairbank, 16, both of St. Petersburg. I James Levelle Allen, 29, and Ethel Dolores Hughes, 32, both of Largo.

James Edwin Weaver, 33, and Nancy Claire Graves, 22, both of St. Petersburg. Gerald David Castle, 26, and Alice Darlene Bennett, 19, both of St. Petersburg. John Arthur Alger, 22, and Catherine Elizabeth Gyorke, 18, both of St.

burg. Ralph Garrison Cooksey 20, and Pamela Eve Niblock, 21, both of St. Petersburg. Martin Metzier, 19, Tampa, and Suzanne Jane Frith, 16, St. Petersburg.

Marriage Licenses New Court Cases (DIVORCE SUITS) Betty A. Wade vs. W. D. Wade.

Hazel Alma Ramus vs. Adolph Edward Ramus Jr. Loretta Fay Viveros vs. Guy John Viveros. Carol Andrews vs.

William F. Andrews. Dennis E. Truluck vs. Kristin F.

Truluck. Kristin F. Truluck. vs. Dennis E.

Truluck. Mary J. Decker vs. Everett L. er.

Marcene G. Bingham vs. Bruce Bingham. Ellen Joanne Rehm vs. Robert Ray Rehm Sr.

James V. Dunn vs. Mary J. Dunn. Shirley Fain Reddick vs.

Charlie Eugene Reddick. Rosalind R. Webb vs. John H. Webb Sr.

Helen K. Berg vs. Kenneth S. Berg, and other relief. Virginia Lee Lanier vs.

Warren Lee Lanier, and other relief. Thomas B. Falor vs. Sandra R. Falor.

Loretta J. Miller vs. Paul Wayne Miller. Simon N. Carver Jr.

vs. Sharon beth Carver. Edward H. Melvin vs. Elizabeth G.

Gunman Gets Nearly $100 At Plaza Shop Truman Gildersleeve yesterday at a nursing home. Overstreet was elected to the Legislature in 1936 and re-elected in 1938 and 1940. In 1943, Spessard Holland, then governor and now U.S. Senator, appointed him to fill the unexpired term of Hayes Wood, who had resigned as county tax collector. Overstreet remained in the post until Dec.

31, 1960, when he retired. TOKYO Ichiro Kono, 67, one of Japan's most colorful politicians and former state minister in charge of the 1964 Olympic games, died yesterday. Grass Planting To Revitalize Bays Planned (FROM These include small clams and crabs which are important sources of food for larger forms of marine life. "We will be working with these grasses like a farmer works with his crop," Sykes said. He cautioned, however, the project never will be able to I create a method of repopulatling the entire area depleted by dredge-fill activities or other causes.

Sykes cited the water between two finger fills as one such area, pointing to almost total lack of tidal circulation. OTHER REASONS which would prevent repopulation of barren areas would include depth and clearness of water. Sea grasses need light to survive, Sykes said. The light is filtered out beyond a certain depth, and in turbid areas the light cannot penetrate the murky waters. This is not a new idea, Sykes points out.

It has been tried elsewhere. But it apparently has never been carried through. Some problems have arisen in the early stages of this experiment, Fuss said. Most have had to do with the pumping and filtering system which brings water to the tanks. First attempts produced too much silt.

Other attempts at bringing the water from beneath the bay bottom produced an unknown substance which precipitated and clogged the tanks. Fuss has devised a system which he hopes will control both problems, however, and hopes to have the tanks filled within the week. Births MOUND PARK HOSPITAL MR. AND MRS. IVIN ROSEBERRY, 4700 38th Ave.

bay, 7 pounds, ounces, 6:40 p.m., July 7, 1965. MR. AND MRS. RONALD OTTER, 5681 62nd Way girl, 8 pounds, ounces, 9:25 p.m., July 7, 1965. MR.

AND MRS. JOHN S. GAWRONSKI, 210 Hampton Ave. a boy, 7 pounds, ounces, 11:28 a.m., July 0, 1965. MR.

AND MRS. CECIL TROTTER, 708 62nd Ave. girl, pounds, 13 ounces, 12:44 p.m., July 8, 1965. ST. ANTHONY'S HOSPITAL MR.

AND MRS. TERRENCE MCKINNON, 2945 26th St. girl, 7 pounds, 12 ounces, 2:30 p.m., July 8, 1965. MR. AND MRS.

EDWARD J. MAIER, 5814 Tangerine Ave. a girl, pounds, ounces, 2:10 p.m., July 8, 1965. MR. AND MRS.

LAWRENCE WAYNE HINES, 6613 Eighth Ave. boy, 8 pounds, 11 ounces, 8:28 a.m., July 8, 1965. MR. AND MRS. HOWARD E.

TON, 1521 15th St. boy, 6 pounds, ounces, 1:08 p.m., July 8, 1965. MR. AND MRS. JACK C.

MCEWEN, 4252 Pompano Drive boy, pounds, 7 ounces, 2 20 p.m., July 8, 1965. I Melvin. MORTGAGE FORECLOSURES Charles T. Durfee vs. Jack C.

Townsend and wife. Clair Loudon, Patrick D. Johnson, al. Amoskeag Savings Bank, etc. vs.

Robert H. Sheire, et al: Richmond Hill Savings Bank, etc. Gertrude H. Infield, etc. Home Federal Savings and Loan Asso: ciation of St.

Petersburg, etc, vs. Carl E. Adams, et al. Security Federal Savings and Loan sociation of St. Petersburg, etc.

lis Land etc. et al. Federal National Mortgage Association, etc. vs. Mona F.

Fitzgerald. MISCELLANEOUS SUITS Roxie Chaniel vs. Willie C. Sims, uniform support. Patricia Ann Wind, in re; removal of disabilities of non-age.

Nancy Allen Beach, in re, change of name. Rosa L. Dominique vs. Eugene L. inique, separate maintenance.

Trust under will of Frederick William Tetzlaff, deceased in re, qualifications of trustee. Donna M. Stevens vs. Robert Clark Stevens, uniform support. J.

T. Echols, etc. vs. Burton A. Wright, specific performance.

The Employers Liability Assurance Corp. vs. O. B. Lemerand, $1,668.25.

Mcintosh Awnings etc. vs. St. Petersburg Yacht Club, $242.35. Fowler Poyor etc.

vs. Regiscope of Florida $157. Bradford Blinn McDonald, etc. et vs. Darrell Vetor and wife, in excess of $5,000.

Willie James Ginlack vs. Dorothy Alice Chapman, in excess of $5,000. W. F. Frederick, et al vs.

R. M. Thompson et al, $11,582.99. Ernest V. Stauffer vs.

Stanley J. Frank, in excess of $5,000. Barbara L. Gallery vs. Cleo Rothermel, in excess of $5,000.

DAMAGE SUITS General H. Ashlock, Guaranty not to exceed Insurance $5,000. Co. vs. Carl Peninsular Organics etc.

vs. Roy Amerson, $1,190.70. Gibson J. Badger, etc. et al vs.

Earl E. Lauran, in excess of $5,000. Final Divorce Decrees Lois Jane Windish vs. John Edward Windish. Ann Mecko vs.

Joseph Mecko. Mary Ellen Pruett vs. Billy Don Pruett. Mary Lee Hall vs. Norman Hall.

Ceferino Fernandez Florez vs. Marichu Solar Sansorena Florez. Walter Blaine Dees vs. Lois M. Dees.

Rista Mitich vs. Jovanka Mitich. Mayer Bernstein vs. Pauline S. Bernstein.

Patricia Dewitt Kagamaster vs. Gar. ry Stanley Kagamaster. Iva P. Lankford vs.

Robert C. ford. St. Petersburg Court St. Petersburg Municipal Court, Wednesday, July 7, Associate Judge H.

E. Warns presiding: Sherman Saxton, 1660 Third Ave. trespassing, 40 days. James H. Daniels, -1744 20th Ave.

obstructing an officer, days; night prowling, $25 or eight days. Joseph LeFer, 309 10th Sarasota, disorderly conduct, $50 bond forfeited. Robert Duran, 5290 57th Ave. disorderly conduct, 25 bond forfeited; resisting arrest, $50 bond forfeited. Eugene Rodrigeuz, 2730 Main pa, driving while under the influence of intoxicants, $150, $25 suspended, and cense revoked three months; leaving the scene of an accident, $25.

William S. Proctor, 3877 Eighth. Ave. no driver's license in possession, $25; failure to report an accident, $15; leaving the scene of an accident, $40. Billy Ray Finley, 400 12th St.

concealed weapon, 25 days; discharging a firearm, 10 days. Eugene Gainer, 1209 Fourth Ave. disorderly conduct, 10 days; assault, 15 days. Morris E. Turner, 1026 Seventh St.

disorderly conduct, $25 and five days suspended; concealed weapon, $25 and five days suspended, Ernest Preston, Meirose Ave. assault, $50 bond forfeited. ACOUSTICON HEARING AIDS "The ONLY aid endorsed by AAk Petersburg 633 CENTRAL AVE. 827-4232 Clearwater 10 S. FT.

HARRISON 446-7246 Most Wanted Hearing Aid-Dahlberg's MIRACLE EAR Unlimited 30 day trial on as many aids as you wish. Guar, Repairs $4.50 PROFESSIONAL Hearing Aid Service 360 First Ave. No. 862-3243 A gunman held up the Figure Fair shop at Central Plaza yesterday. He got "less than $100," police said.

Eileen Derda, a clerk, was alone in the shop when the gunman entered shortly before 6 p.m. Hr was described as a young Negro, about 5 feet 7 and thin, wearing a blue shirt and khaki trousers. He reportedly carried a raincoat over his hands as a muff. The gunman made the clerk open the cash register, police said, and then made her sit in one of the shop's dressing rooms. "No hard feelings," he told the clerk, then took the money from the register and fled.

Florida Man Killed SALEM, Ohio A Florida man was struck by a car and killed yesterday as he crossed Ohio 14 five miles east of here after stopping at farm side market. Olsen G. Fairchild, 70, of Winter Park, was dead on arrival at Salem City Hospital. Page 18-A Editorials MEMBER, OF THE THE ORDER GOLDEN RULE Announcements Parker, Mr. Elmer M.

Trail, Mr. Robert H. FOR INFORMATION CALL WILHELM I THURSTON funeral Home, Ina 145 8th St. No. 6366 Central Ave.

Phone 896-3141 ning at 7:30 o'clock. Requiem Mass will be celebrated at Holy Name Catholic Church by the Rev. Frank Goodman, Saturday morning (July 10, 1965) at o'clock. Interment will follow in Calvary Cemetery. PALMER Norris Young Palmer, age 70, husband of Naomi Adams Palmer, passed away Thursday, July 8.

He resided at 1527-49th St. coming here seven years ago from boro, N.C. Also survived by a son, Nor. ris Y. Palmer Jr.

San Mateo, three daughters, Mrs. Barbara Warner, Rochester, N.Y., Mrs. Ann Rasile, Long Beach, Mrs. Philis Carlin, White Plains, N.Y, and brother, ley Palmer, Easton, Md. Friends may call at Rhodes West Chapel, 900- 49th St.

where services will be conducted by Rev. Frank Robinson Friday afternoon, July 9th, at 4 o'clock. Interment will be in Easton, Md. PARKER Elmer M. Parker, 88, 2701 34th St.

died Thursday (July 8, 1965. He was born in Warren, Ohio and was here for 12 years from Canton, Ohio. He was a ber of the First Mennonite Church, St. Petersburg. Surviving are his wife, May D.

Parker; three brothers. Homer Parker, St. Petersburg, Clar. ence Parker, Fort Lauderdale, James Parker in California; two sisters, Mrs. Myrtle Elsaesser, Canton, Ohio and Miss Emma Parker, Cleveland, Ohio and three grandchildren.

Funeral services will be conducted 7:30 p.m. Friday in Wilhelm-Thurston Chapel, 145 Eighth St. with the Reverend Ray E. Himes officiating. Interment will be in Canton, Ohio.

PASCHAL Funeral services for J. C. Paschal age 13, 1902 Walton St. who passed away last Friday, will be held Sunday (July 11, 1965), 2 p.m. at First Mount Zion Baptist Church (22nd Street at 11th Avenue with Rev.

Moses Newsome officiating. Interment will follow in Lincoln Cemetery. He was born in Louisville, Ga. and came here 10 years ago from there. He was a student at Perkins Elementary School and had been promoted to the 7th grade.

Surviving are his mother and stepfather, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Good; three sisters, Paty Ann, Gloria Ann and Janice; three brothers, Willie, John and Harry all of St. Petersburg; maternal father, Mr. Patrick Long, Cincinnati, Ohio.

Friends may call after p.m. Saturday. Creal Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. POWERS A Rosary service for Michael J. Powers, age 93, 424 Buena Vista Lane, Tarpon Springs, will be said this evening at 8 p.m.

from the chapel of the Duval Funeral Home, New Port Richey, by the Rev. Father Michael Leap O.S.B. A Requiem Mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul Satur. day at 9 a.m. from Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Church, New Port Richey, by the pastor, Father Michael Leap.

Interment will follow in Sylvan Abbey Memorial Park. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p.m. today. PUGH Graveside services for Stanley Keith Pugh, 19-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest Pugh, 1505 Dixie Ave. will be held Saturday (July 10, 1965), a.m. at Lincoln Cemetery with Rev. J. E.

White officiating. Friends may call after 6 p.m. today. Creal Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. RINGER Cedric (Sid), 52, of 6200 Seventh Ave.

died Wednesday (July 7) in Chicago, 111. He was born in Richmond, lowa and came here 12 years ago from Tampa, Fla. He was a retired colonel World War and member of the Episcopal Church. He is survived by his wife, Dorothy; his mother, Bertha H. Bailey, Riverside, three daughters, Sandra Lee and Susan Ann Ringer, both of St.

Petersburg and Marcia Ringer Tampa, three sons, Charles Van Nordstrand, St. Petersburg, Edward Riger and Stephen Ringer, both Tampa; two sisters, Mrs. Harvey R. Specht, Riverside, Mrs. Earl M.

Straughn, Richmond, FUneral services will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. at the Lowell Barnes FunerHome (formerly Baynard's), 770 Fourth Ave. with Rev. Waddell Robey officiating. Interment will be in Memorial Park Cemetery.

ROBBINS Jeanette, 72, 4564-12th Ave. passed away Wednesday, July 7, 1965. She was born in Austria and came here 12 years ago from New York City. She is survived by her husband Hyman; 2 sons Aaron, Brooklyn, N. Y.

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