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0 0 i t' 'V I i Sf. Petersburg Times, Tuesday, July 20, 1971 From l-B Medicaid v. OLSON, G. BIRGER, 83, of 2601 Oakwood Drive, Clearwater, retired engineer with General Electric, Bridgeport, Saturday' (July 1971). Moss Lakeside Chapelt gram is based on a wholesale cost plus profit payment schedule.

Parham called for a "more equitable" reimbursement of the various programs and services involved. take between 40 and 60 per cent of a doctor's gross income and many physicians do not want to get involved with the extensive paperwork in the Medicaid program for the reduced reimbursement level, Parham charged that nursing homes also are "subsidizing" the state Medicaid program, but that hospitals are paid on a reasonable cost basis as spelled out in federal regulations and the drug pro- Clearwater, OBITUARIES New Port Rlc4y, Saturday (July 17, 1971). North Funeral Home, New Port Rlchey. MacALLISTER, MABEL 87, of ,1939 Valley Drive, Dunedini retired funeral dl-rector 'ln Bradford, Sunday (July 18, 1971). Moss Dunedin Chapel.

MONTAGUE, MRS. VADA 70, of 1510 Second St. Tree Lane Village, Zephyrhills, Sunday (July 18, 1971). Richardson Funeral Home, AVARY, JAMES W. 64, of 1840 Fort Harrison Clearwater, retired owner and operator of James W.

Avary 1 Construction a Ohio, Monday (July 19, 1971). Moss Fort Harrison Chapel, Clearwater. B1DWELL, MRS. MARY, 69, of 810 Oakbluff Beacon Square, Holiday, Monday (July 19, 1971). North Fu-neral Home, New Port Richey.

CASON, MRS. MATTE, 86, of Cambridge Nursing Home, From l-B Red Tide PEARCE, MRS. BETTIE 47, of 1355 Union Clearwater, secretary in the Pinellas County school system, Sunday (July 18, 1971). Moss Dunedin Chapel. I 7 i "N4 tt -) yp- i 5 -I iatUttSitaOj on jiimMmmmmmmmmmMmMtkk i Waller Gets An Audience At Mrs.

Wimbish's Home INSURANCE INFORMATION NO TIE-DOWNS )' NO RATE INCREASE for MOBILE HOMESa Richard H. Sawart Many campantes have Increased rates and are requirlna tie-downs an meblle homes. A vol; tht ik creeies, Insure with as. Births MEASE HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs.

Tommle Hatcher, Route 3, New Port Rlchey, a boy, 9 pounds 12 ounces, 2:40 p.m., July 16. Mr. and Mn. Calvin II. Jones, 158 Osceola Drive, New Port Rlchey, a boy, 6 pounds, 4:42 a.m., July 17.

Mr. and Mrs. Keith G. Bur-dick, 2909 Gulf-to-Bay Clearwater, a boy, 6 pounds 11 ounces, 12:42 a.m., July 18. Mr.

and Mrs. John Caggia-no, 10 Adams Drive, Port Richey, a boy, 9 pounds 4 ounces, 10:56 p.m.. July 18. Mr, and Mrs. Richard Ro-gero, 1825 Owen Drive, a boy, 5 pounds, 9:50 p.m., July 18.

MORTON F. PLANT HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Richie A. Sova, 10272 108th Ave.

Seminole, a girl, 6 pounds 11 ounces, 1:36 p.m., July 18. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Thomas, 13417 Adams Circle, Largo, a girl, 4 pounds 13 ounces, 10:53 a.m., July 16. Mr.

and Mrs. Randy W. Romine, 2080 Kings Highway, Clearwater, a boy, 7 pounds 13 ounces, 1:88 p.m., July 17. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert B. Montgomery, 1009 Robinson Drive St. Petersburg, a girl, 7 pounds ounces, 6:48 p.m., July 18. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert S. Ro-senberger, Friendly Lane, Dunedin, a girl, 7 pounds 3 ounces, 4:45 a.m., July 18. Mr. and Mrs. Harold E.

Swartz, 224 Fourth Ave. SW, Largo, a boy, 9 pounds $Vt eunces, 7:30 p.m., July 18. SUN COAST HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Leon Calhoun, 518 Sixth Ave.

SW, Largo, a boy, 7 pounds 13V4 ounces, 2:10 a.m., July 16. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen. Sinims, Route 1, New Port Richey, a girl, 6 pounds 5 ounces, 10:39 a.m., July 16.

ViMOTlrtf AOBNT mmi vou msr BJ. crisis," said Lloyd Dove, city public works administrator. Almost all of the fish, bunched In large patches south and. west of MacDill Air Force Base, have been dead for several days. Most of them remained fairly stationary over the weekend, but on Monday some began to wash ashore from Venetian Isles south to Pinellas Point.

Marine Patrol members and about a dozen men from the city streets department picked them up. "There were more than a few (fish), but nothing like what we've had," said Tim Goodrow, street department chief. Along the Suncoast beaches Monday, the washup of dead fish slackened. Lt. Ray Guess of the Marine Patrol, who flew over the Pinellas beaches, reported that the patches of discolored water just above Johns Pass and just below Blind Pass had dissipated somewhat.

There were "few dead fish" in either area, he said. It was determined Monday that Red Tide was not the killer of several tons of fish that washed ashore in the Bay-shore Gardens area of Bra-denton Friday. Manatee County's Air and Water Pollution Control Board took seawater samples off Longboat Key and in the Bowlees Creek area Monday and Stuart Werngren, assistant director, reported that Red Tide tests were negative. Werngren hypothesized that the fish were killed by an oxygen shortage caused by a large algae bloom. Marine Patrol officials were speculating that a concentration of discolored water off Fort Myers might also be algae.

Lt. Benny Hendricks sent water samples to the Marine Research Laboratory in St. Petersburg Monday afternoon for analysis. Hendricks said he was unable to make an aerial inspection of the area because his plane was in use on an assign-ent in Key West. "But as far as I know," he said, "there hasn't been a whole lot of change" in the water off Lee and Collier counties, where a concentration of discolored water and dead fish has been poised for several days.

The patches of dead fish in Tampa Bay concentrated in an area about 10 miles long, from Smacks Bayou to Pinellas Point, and four miles wide remained at the whim of the wind and tide Monday, just as they have been for several days. Harry Soutri Agency 1111 Central Avanu St. rattrsburi, Florida Phono I94 06S4 Motorcycle Rider Hurt In Accident Scott Tim Fenwick, 14, of 1882 Lakeview Road, Clearwater, was Injured about 2 p.m. Monday when the motorcycle he was riding struck a car at the intersection of San Remo and Gulf-to-Bay when he collided with a 1956 Buick, driven south on San Remo by George Spinner Crary, 39, of 655 Second St. SE, Largo, police said.

Hospital spokesmen said Fenwick was "not critical." Crary was charged with failure to yield the right of way at a stop sign. Dr. H. A. Shaffer, County Schools (Announcement.

Clark, Mrs. Martha Perkins, Mr. James M. Riley, Mr. Edwin C.

Saraniero, Mr. Joseph Shaffer, Dr. Harold (Hal) by Judge Walter Burnside in Tampa, an unusually long sentence for a first offense. She is free on an appeal bond. WALLER'S remarks, and the questions that followed them, took up about two hours.

No contributions were requested. While Mrs. Wimbish, a successful lawyer, took no part in the discussion, the occasion does mark the first Instance in which she has formally associated herself with JOMO's needs. "If we have opened any channel of communication which was not open before, it has been worth it," she said at the end of the evening. Police Chief Hospitalized Times Stall Writer OLDSMAR Tony D'Elia, Oldsmar chief of police, is in the intensive care unit of Clearwater Community Hospital, according to an announcement Monday night at a special City Council meeting.

City Clerk Harry De Priest said tie called the hospital and was told that D'Elia had a heart attack Saturday and is not expected to be released for at least four to six weeks. De Priest said a hospital spokesman told him D'Elia would require "a lengthy convalescence." The. City Council discussed the possibility itejcs an acting chief serve until D'Elia can resume his duties. A racially mixed crowd of 60 to 75 guesti gathered around the pool at St. Petersburg City Councilman C.

Bette Wimbish's home this past weekend' In response to an invitation-to hear about the problems facing black militant leaders like Joe Waller and Connie Tucker. In a letter written to accompany 300 mailed invitations, Florida Presbyterian Prof. Jerry Gill called it an "informal social-educational gathering for the explicit purpose of learning more about the difficulties facing those blacks," not a political or fund-raising rally. BOTH WALLER and Miss Tucker appeared. Waller discarded his blue denim uniform for a mod suit and tie.

Miss Tucker wore a yellow cocktail dress. After half an hour of conversation around a table of hors d'oeuvres and nonalcoholic punch, the group moved to folding chairs set up on the side lawn to hear Gill introduce Waller, who is national chairman of the Junta of Militant Organizations (JOMO), and who still faces some of a battery of charges originally brought In 1966 when he and another black ripped a mural depicting Negro minstrels from a wall in St. Petersburg's City Hall. Waller introduced Miss Tucker, whose conviction for possession of marijuana is under appeal. She was sentenced to five years in prison Swanson, Mr.

Sven A. Dr. Harold Shaffer, coordinator of all health programs for the Pinellas County School Board died Sunday (July 18, 1971). A resident of 650 Pinellas Point Drive Dr. Shaffer moved to St.

Petersburg 12 years ago from Philadelphia. He was a veteran of the Ko rean War and a member of Lakewood United Methodist Church. Survivors include two Russell R. of Avon Lake, Ohio1, and Howard G. of Orlando.

Wilhelm-Thurston Funeral Home is in charge. FOR INFORMATION CALL IlLHELlll uRSTon mexaiJJoiwSnc, -A Funeral Notices HSIthSt. NetftUMCenmlAve. i Jr. officiating.

Interment will be In Me here 12 years ago from New York City. J'iione 896-3141 will be held at 11am Thursday In the Ansberg and West Funeral Home in To morlal Park Cemetery. Friends may She was a Lutheran. Survived by two call Tuesday from 1-9 p.m. at the An- ledo, Ohio.

Interment Woodlawn Ceme derson-McQueen Funeral Home, 2201 tery, Toledo. The family requests that contributions may be made to the th St. N. ANDERSON Mr. Herbert 71, of 3766 24th Ave.

passed away Monday, July 19, 197). Born in Chicago, he moved to St. Petersburg 11 years ago from there. He was a retired pattern meker. A veteran of World War 1.

A member of the Redeemer Lutheran Church and the Swedish Club, both of St. Petersburg. Mr. Anderson Is sur brothers and a sister In Germany. Services will be held Wednesday, July 21 3 p.m.

at the C. E. Prevatt Memorial Home, 801 59th St. N. Interment will tollow in Royal Palm Cemetery, Heart fund.

of Tunkhannock, Pa. and Mrs. Doris Foust of Phoenix, Ariz. Mr. Walton was a carpenter with Frank Dzladul General Contractor and a member of Leal-man United Methodist Church and Boy Scout Troop 253.

Funeral services Fred H. Kenfield Funeral Home (200 Pasadena Ave. S) 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, the Rev. Robert Wenner, pastor of Lealman United Methodist Church officiating.

In-terment Memorial Park. The family will be at Kenfield Funeral Home Tuesday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9. CAMERON Clara 85, of 3655 S.W THOMAS A. COOKSEY FUNERAL HOME 7101 49th St. N.

23rd Terr, passed away Sunday, she came to St. Petersburg 30 years ago from Worcester, Mass. In Miami past 5 vived by his son, Raymond of Antioch, Pinellas Park Ph. 522-2168 III. i two brothers.

Ceonard of Cicero, years. Member of the Lighthouse of the Blind and the Scottish daughters of Sco Mi Clarence E. of St. Petersburg, four sisters, Mrs. Myrtle sweinam, Chicago.

Miss Violet Anderson, Evans- tia, First Congregational Church of St. Petersburg. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Mary Tyler, Miami, daughter In law, RHOADS Dwlght Earl Rhoads, age 19, passed away Thursday, July 15th. He resided at 2740 49th St.

coming here twenty years ago from Richwood, Ohio. Rev. Rhoads is survived by one son, Paul of San Jose, Calif. Friends may call at Rhodes West Chapel, 900 49th St. wiere services will be conducted by Rev.

James C. Charniey Tuesday afternoon, July 20th at 1:00 o'clock. The Interment will follow in Memorial Park Cemetery. ton, Mrs. Bernlce Anderson, South Holland, Mrs.

Olive Berry, Chicago Mrs. Elizabeth Cameron, two grand U.S.A. Map and two grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted at p.m. Thursday, July 22, 1971 at the R.

Lee sons, David and Bruce Cameron all of Hanover, New Hampshire, a sister, Mrs. Hazel Talbot of Salem, Mass. Services Wednesday 11am, Phllbrlck Son Coral Gables Funeral Home, Coral Gables, Fla. WEINMAN Mr. Francis 46, 5402 13th Ave.

S-, passed away Sunday July 18, 197). He had been a lifetime resident of the St. Petersburg Area. He was a policeman for the City of Gulf-port. Veteran of World War II.

Member of Masonic Lodge No. 288 of St. Petersburg. Active In the Gulfport Little from SHAFFER Dr. Harold (Hal) of CAMPBELL Mrs.

Helen 62, of 9155 Williams Funeral Home, tn St. at asm Ave. with the Rev. Luther Gerhart officiating. Entombment services will follow at the Mausoleum of Memorial Park Cemetery.

Friends desiring to do so may make contributions to the Redeemer Lutheran Church. Friends will be received from 2 to 4 and to 8 p.m. Wed. at the R. Lee Williams Funeral Home.

NEXT Or KIN ni jiii in mi ii wisjsy -wiun '4 Mr. Welhman Is survived by his wife. PERKINS James 53, 6135 66th St. passed away Saturday, July 17, 1971. Born In Meyersdale, Mr.

Perkins came to St. Petersburg In 1968 from Rlverdale, Md. He was a night watchman for the public school system In Arlington County, Va. Mr. Perkins was a member of First United Methodist Church in St.

Petersburg. He was a veteran of World War II. Mr. Perkins was a member of St. Petersburg Lodge No.

24, I.O.O.F., Ch. No. 023, D.A.V., Maryland City, Ch. No. D.A.V., St.

Petersburg, Amntlcan Legion Post No. 189, Barton, V.F.W. Post 56027, College Park, L. M. Tate Post No.

39, V.F.W., St. Petersburg, and Jedda Sanctorum No. 287, A.M.O.S.. Clearwater, Fla. Surviving are his wife Mrs.

Stella E. Perkins, St. Petersburg; sister, Mrs. Gladys Beard, Falls Church, two stepsons, Ronald K. Smith, Miami, Fla.

and Ernest L. Smith, Hillcrest Heights, a niece, Mrs. William Atkinson, Falls Church, Va. Friends will be received on Tuesday from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.

and 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. In Wilhelm-Thurston West Central Chapel. St. Petersburg Lodge No. 24, I.O.O.F.

will conduct services 7:30 p.m. Tuesday In Wilhelm-Thurston West Central Chapel, 6366 Central where funeral services Melrose Ct. Wanamaker, wife of Charles E. Campbell, mother of Robert G. and Charles W.

Campbell (of St. Petersburg), seven grandchildren, sister of Melvln Robert and Floyd L. Gosnell. Funeral Tuesday 1pm Shirley Bros. Irving Hill Chapel, 5377 E.

Washington St. Indianapolis, Ind. Calling after 2pm Monday. RADIOEAR seny, nis son, oavio nis parents Mr. and Mrs.

Francis T. Weihman all of Gulfport, two brothers, Harry F. and John both of St. Petersburg, two sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Parker, of Independence, and Mrs.

Margaret Brooks of Gulfport. CALLING HOURS Friends may call to pay. their respeots at the Gulf Memorial Chapel from 2-4 and 7-9 on Tuesday. SERVICES WiiM'i FHait Murine, bit 6 Pinellas Point Dr. 5., passed away Sunday July 18, 1971.

Born in Kittanning, Dr. Shaffer came Jo St. Petersburg 12 years ago from Phiadelphia, Pa. He was the coordinator of all health programs of Pinellas County for the Pinellas County Board of Public Instruction. Dr.

Shaffer was a member of Lakewood United Methodist Church, Surviving are two brothers, Russell R. Shaffer, Avon Lake, Ohio and Howard G. Shaffer, Orlando, Fla. Friends may call at Wilhelm-Thurston Funeral Home from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Tuesday.

Funeral services will be conducted 10 e.m. Wednesday In Wilhelm-Thurston Chapel, 145 8th St. N. with the Rev. John M.

Fletcher officiating. Interment will be In Barrancas National Cemetery, Pensscola, Fla. HASLAM Miss Edith a resident of this city for the past 30 years, passed away Sunday, July 16, 1971, at a local hospital. Miss Haslam was born In Providence, R.I. and moved here from DeLand, Fla.

She was retired public Services will be held In the Gulf Memori al Chapel, et nam Wednesday witn ine now introduces two new models el on eitreordmery eyeglass hoerma, aid Do-dieeor 1010 and Rodioear 1010CROS-. health nurse with Pinellas County, also served In American Red cross during World War a missionary worker with Printed in 3 colors, shows main travel routes in U.S.,' Canada and Mexico Offend to Pinellta Rftidrnlt Only sTTpTte7sbrTtTIJb 1311 1st Av.N. (Box 13368) St. Petershurg, Fla. 33733 I would ike to heve the free U.S.

Mas and leers mere eheiit AM aemeorikiti Noma Street City Rev. Robert Martin, officiating. Interment will follow In Royal Palm Cemetery. GULF MEMORIAL CHAPEL 5601 Gulfport Blvd. 347-1211 jJU w' the Episcopal Church In the Philippine will be conducted 1:00 p.m.

Wednesday WALTON Arthur Wlllard Walton, 41, BAIRD William 67, Of 4000 24th St. passed away Saturday, July 17, 1971. A native of Ruston, he came tiere 10 years ago from Fort Meyers, and was retired photographer. A protes-tant. He was a member of Greater Gulf Beaches Post 27, American Legion, Madeira Beach; and VFW Post 9272, Seminole.

SURVIVORS A ton, William of Fresno, Calif. VISITATION Friends may call Wednesday morning at the Funeral Home from a.m. until Service time. SERVICES Funeral service will be conducted Wednesday morning. July 21, at II o'clock from the Seminole Beach Memorial Funeral Home, 5100 Seminole Blvd.

(Alt. 19) with Chaplin Robert Boyette officiating. Interment will be in Barrancas National Cemetery, Pensaco-la. ATEMAN Miss Jessie 77, of 2639 4th St. died Saturday July 17, 1971.

Born In Georgetown, moved here 41 years ago from Georgetown. Miss Bateman was a member of the Trinity United Methodist Church, survi Islands and pioneered In public neaun nursing for the State of Florida In 1924. She was a member of St. Vincent's Episcopal Church. NEXT OF KIN Better Hearing Aid Service Authorized Radioear Dealer in St.

Tete 268 1 st Ave. N. Since 1 945 Ph. 862 0568 with the Rev. James C.

Charniey officiating. Military Rites at the graveside in Memorial Park will be conducted by D.A.V. Ch. No. 9 and L.

M. Tate Post No. 39, V.F.W., both of St. or sna sum Ave. N.

Husband of Mrs. Rosamond Walton. Passed away Sunday morning. Surviving also are two sons, Stephen A. and Richard at home; and two sisters, Mrs.

Frank Dobrlnskl HEARING AIDS Wa can supply any ftylt, typa -Most Makes at a batter pricil Miss Haslam Is survived by her brother. Arthur Haslam, Sacramento, Calif. CALLING HOURS Friends may call to pay their respects BEHIND EAR S14Q50 AMERICAN MADI j(7 Repairs While Tea Walt $4.50 Up PETERSON Mrs. Sarah L. 94, 4151 after 1 p.m.

today at the Downs-Ford Chapel. SERVICES 4th St. passed away July 14, 1971. ReedBuning FLORISTS Services will be conducted Wednesday 1 Factory Service Avoilabla Ion DAHIIERG, MOTOROLA She wes born in New York, here 16 years from there. She was a member of First Baptist Church.

Funeral services will be held Wednesday 10am at the Royal Palm Cemetery with Dr. Earl B. Edington, officiating. Bobbltt i- 1ur Phone DAHLBERG, DANAV0X, 0TARI0N, p.m. at the Downs-Ford Chapel wltn Fr.

Sidney Heath officiating, with Interment following at Woodlawn Cemetery. DOWNS-FORD CHAPEL 1045 9th Ave. N. 162-3609 i ElECTONE, AUDIOTONE, QUALI-TONE, SEIMAN'S, WIDEX, FIDELI Funeral Chapel In charge of vors Include a brother, Boyd Bateman Charge Account TY, ETC. and a niece, Mrs.

Onelll, bolh of Mas. HUNT George 79, passed away hojojojJ' sjjpjljjsj 4ssMnyelBsjjBsfJrjow I tt.T EH BURG Wetdon Reed Rehburg, 62, sachusetts. Funeral service will be held Wednesday 2pm at the Gee and Pitts Funeral Home, 3180 30th Ave. N. with We ca sepply aver models of aids considered effective ky V.A.

Ratings. of 5900 22nd Ave. N. husband of Mrs. Anne Heath Rehburg, and chief phar the Rev.

Donald R. Comer, officiating macist at St. Petersburg General Interment will follow in Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may call today from Hospital, passed awey suddenly Mon AUTHORIZED DAHIIERG DEALER ST. PETERSBURG 7120 CENTRAL AVE.

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ARMENIA TAMPA 442-6728 day afternoon. Mr. Rehburg was formerly a pharmacist with Mound l-9pm at the Gee and Pitts Funeral Home. Sunday, July 11, 1971. He resided at 7312 Americana Dr.

N.E. Survived by his wife, Olga, four daughters, one son. Friends may call at Simmons Funeral Home, 4th St. N. at 35th Ave.

where Masonic Service will be held by St. Petersburg Lodge No. 139 Wednesday morning July 21, at Ham, followed by Funeral Services with Rev. Uel Dixon, officiating. Masons art requested to meet at the Temple at 10am.

SIMMONS FUNERAL HOME IN CHARGE OF ARRANGEMENTS Park Hoso ta for 16 years. A mam- ber of St. Vincent's Episcopal Church HHP. Friends of Albert Behr, 71, of 1260-lOth St. North, who passed away and local, state and national Pharmaceutical Societies.

He was a graduate of Western Reserve University and a Monday may call this afternoon and evening at the Palms Memorial where funeral services will be held at 3:30 Mason. Funeral Services. St. Vin- cent's Episcopal Church, 11am Thurs p.m. Wednesday with Rev.

Charles H. Piper officiating. Interment will follow In Royal Palm Cemtery. A native of day, the Rev. John W.

Thomas officiating. Interment Memorial Park. KLEMKE Edward Gordon, 73, passed away Thursday, July 15, 1971. Resided Heart Fund Contributions preferred. The family will be at Fred H.

Ken- at 2235 1st Ave. N. Friends may call at Simmons Funeral Home, 4th St. ai field Funeral Home (200 Pasadena Ave. Wednesday 3 to and 7 to 9.

35th where Funeral Services will be held Wednesday, July 21, at 4:30 Switzerland, Mr. Behr came here years ago rom Detroit, Michigan. He was retired mechanical engineer. Survivors Include his wife, Louise Dooley Behr; two sons, Edward of Plymouth, Douglas of Midland, two daughters, Mrs. Norma Barlow of Washington, Mich.t Mrs.

Cynthi Su- RENDSBURO Mrs. Anna M-, 71, 3836 p.m. with Rev. Uel Dixon officiating. SIMMONS FUNERAL HOME IN CHARGE OF ARRANGEMENTS Dartmouth Ave.

passed away Sunday, July II, 1971. Born in Germany, came not of warren, 11 grandchil-dren; two listers. Mrs. Elsie Miner. ADVERTISEMENT GORDON Forrest C.

II of 453 41st Ave. died Monday. July 19, 1971. Born In Biddetord, here 47 years from Kittery, Me. A retired electrician for the Portsmouth Navy Yard.

A Mason. St. Petersburg; Mrs. Ann Lenduyt of St. Clair Shores, Mich.i two brothers.

Fred of Ontarlon, Calif, and Werner areful attention to all. details' af service of Detroit, Michigan. Survived by his wife, Mrs. Maude H. Gordon; a daughter, Mrs.

Diena G. BRYAN Mrs. Mary Julie, 70. of 1425 21th St. died Friday, July 16, 1971.

Born in Xenia, Ohio, here 35 years. She Turgeon, St. Petersburg; two grandchildren. Mark Turgeon and Mrs. Gale Phillips.

Friends may call from 2 to 4 p.m. today at the C. James Mathews Funeral Home, 3025 Ninth St. where funeral service will be held Wednes day, July II at 1 p.m. with the Rev.

How's Your Hearing? was past Matron of St. Petersburg, Chapter 193 O.E.S., PJvl.C.O. Selama Cauldron, and Mother Advisor to the Rainbow Girls for more than 10 years. She is survived by her daughter, Mrs. C.

S. Pulliem, Shelbyville, tier brother, L. M. Whittington, Cleveland, Ohio; her sister, Mrs. Ruth Neff, Donald 0.

Withers officiating. Entomb ment in Memorial Park Mausoleum. O'BRIEN Dr. Arthur 66. of 9710 40th xenia, Ohio, and tttree granddaughters.

Services will be held Wednesday at 1 St. Pinellas Park, passed away Monday July 19, 1971. Here three years, coming from Toledo, Ohio, where he retired from his Dental prec'ice in Toledo p.m. at the Anderson-McQueen Funeral Home, with the Rev. Harold E.

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