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1 SOUTH FLA. 15-A THE TAMPA TRIBUNE, Friday, January 3, 1969 Deaths in Florida Communities Violet Lohmever. 79, 2328 See li DO YOU HAVE 1 rfjiT) Yu ff I 1 Cy I to pay dtptnding fl sm on your balance a mmm dm wmm TWO-DAY BARGAIN BONANZA FRIDAY, JAN. 3 and SATURDAY, JAN. 4 LADIES' COZY FELT SLIPPERS Sale 99 Man Kills Self After Slaying 4 (Continued from Page 1) Jane Turke Ringrose, 35, of Tupper Lake and Mrs.

Ring-rose's daughter, Barbara, 12, in the Turke house. MacLachlan's two sons, Ste-evcn, 2, and James, 9 months, hid in a bedroom closet of the Turke home. They alone escaped harm. Perry Turke, 68, Mrs. Turke, 61, Cynthia Anne Ring-rose, 10, and her father, Rob-ert Ringrose, 35, were -wounded by the fusillade of .22 caliber fire.

They and Mrs. "Pepper were taken to Rome City Hospital. There, Cynthia's condition was listed critical. Turke and Robert Ringrose were in poor condition, Mrs. Turke in fair condition.

All were shot more than once. MacLachlan, who once underwent psychiatric care by a private practitioner, put a bullet through his own head as he crouched behind a stolen jeep in the hamlet of Remsen, about 10 miles from the scene of the carnage. Two state troopers had 'spotted the blue, snowplow-equipped jeep MacLachlan had stolen. They gave chase, find MacLachlan sent three shots crashing through the windshield of their patrol car. One nicked the hat of Trooper Dominick DePaola Jr.

The troopers exchanged fire with MacLachlan. Approaching carefully they found the 6-foot-2 inch, 200-pound MacLachlan dead in the snow beside the stolen jeep. He died less than five hours after the shooting began in Westernville. MacLachlan was an elder of St. John's Lutheran Evangelical Church in Rome, N.Y.

James E. MacLachlan of Rome, the dead man's brother, said he had talked with him by telephone about an hour before the shootings. "There was no indication he was acting abnormally," the brother said. He said Ralph MacLachlan was watching a New Year's Day bowl game on television at the time of the conversation. Warm felt slipper for up and around on coldest nites.

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Mary Dillinger, Neo sho, and Mrs. Vernie Fos ter, Galena, Kan. MRS. ANNIE MILLER WAUCHULA Mrs. Annie Miller, resident here for 22 years, died Wednesday.

Sur vivors include four daughters Mrs. Dorothy Armstrong, Mrs Nancy Criswell and Mrs. Juanita Jackson, all of Wauchula, and Mrs. Becky Lovett of New Port Richcy; six sons, Dave Miller Leonard, Bert H. and W.

Miller, all of Wauchula, John Miller of Ringwood, 111., and Jerry L. Miller with the armed forces in Columbia, S.C.; brother, Jack Coleman, Pros pect, Virginia. CARMELO MIUCCIO BOCA GRANDE Carmelo Miuccio, 77, Boca Grande Hotel died Monday. He was born in Sicily and came here in 1929 from New York City. Survivors include a brother and sister in Italy.

MERLE GRIFFITH LABELLE Merle Griffith, 60 of Nobles Road, died Monday He was a native of Whitney, had lived here 40 years was a heavy equipment opera tor for Gulf American Corp. and a member of the Masonic Iodge. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Lelon M. Griffith two stepsons, Stephen F.

Foster, Jacksonville, and Jerry Cross Felda; a stepdaughter, Mrs Ernestine Skidmore, Fort Laud erdale; a brother, Alton Griffith Naples; a half-brother, Lee Greenleaf, Fort Walton Beach. MRS. GLADYS DEGAN BRADENTON BEACH-Mrs Gladys S. Degan, 70, of 2505 Gulf Drive, died Wednesday Born in Canada, she came to Bradenton Beach six years ago from Milhngton, Mich. Survi vors include her husband Flon dan Degan; a son, Laverne Smith, Upper Sandusky, Ohio and a daughter in Michigan MRS.

KATE VIGOR BARTOW Mrs. Kate Vigor, 91, former resident of Tampa died Wednesday. She was a na tive of England and had lived in Florida since 1932. Survivors include three sons, Leverett Vigor of Bartow, Arthur Vigor of Newnan, George Vigor of Plainfield, N.J.; one daugh ter, Mrs. Ruth Janesen, Ridge- field Park, N.J.

JAMES COULLIETTE WINTER HAVEN James Douglas Coulliette, eight-year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter D. Coulliette, of 310 6th Terrace, Tampa, died Wednesday at Mac- Dili AFB hospital. The boy had lived here several years before moving to Tampa 18 months ago.

He was in the third grade at Westshore Elementary School. Other survivors include two sisters, Deborah Ann and Bonnlyn Patricia Coulliette of Tampa, and the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

Coulliette of Malone, and Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Skipper of Eloise.

GILBERT H. HAAS ENGLEWOOD Gilbert Haas, 71, 470 E. Dearborn died Wednesday. He was born in Washington, D.C., and came here in1965. Survivors include his widow, Mrs.

Elsie V. Haas; two daughters, Mrs. Audrey Ev- endge, Tampa; and Mrs. Bar bara Mann, Landover Hills, and two sisters, Mrs. Mane Connor, Washington, D.C and Mrs.

Beatrice Gleason, Sil ver Spring, Md. THOMAS LEO SINGER VENICE Thomas L. Singer, 60, Myakka Manor Trailer Park, died Wednesday. He was born in Saginaw, Mich, and came here in December. Survivors include his widow, Mrs.

Alice M. Sing er; a son, Gerald Singer; a brother William Singer, and a sister, Mrs. Arthur Harris, all of baginaw, and her sister, Mrs. Madeline Locher, Jackson, Mich. RAYMOND M.

BODEN VENICE Raymond M. Boden, 80, 1145 Riveria, died Monday. He was born at Water-bury, and came here from Middletown, Conn, in 1962. Survivors include his widow. Mrs.

Margaret P. Boden, a son, Kaymond M. Boden, Lake side, and a sister. Mrs. Frank Punderson, Springfield, Mass.

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FUNERAL HOME Phone 877-7676 Licnd Funaral Director 4730 W. ARMENIA 24-Hour Ambulance Service Funeral Hornet Personal Berne ton; sisters, Mrs. Macy Clay, Clewiston, Mrs. Ruby Clay, Mrs. Alice Walters, West Virginia.

CLIFFORD SELF SARASOTA Clifford Self, 92, of 545 E. Suwanee died Wednesday. A native of Ala bama, he had resided here for the past 20 years.There are no immediate survivors. AMY VAN CRAENENBROECK SARASOTA Miss Amy Van Craenenbroeck, 84, of 1501 N. Orange formerly of Ve nice, died Tuesday.

There are no immediate survivors. HUGH PHILLIPS JR. SARASOTA Hugh Jackson Phillips, of 1310 Hillview Drive, died Monday. Formerly of Pittsburgh, he was a vice president of United States Steel prior to retirement. Survivors include his widow, Mrs.

Nellie K. Phillips; four step-children, Pfc. Garry Jones, U.S. Army, Alaska; Mrs. Karen Mytinger, California; Jeffrey Jones, Washington, D.C., and Laurie Jones, Sarasota, and a brother, Howard Phillips, Kensington, Md.

DR. THOMAS TAYLOR SARASOTA Dr. Thomas Taylor, 82, of 2716 Bayshore died Tuesday. A native of Alabama, he came here in 1925 from Andalusia, Ala. He was a Methodist.

Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Jack House, Sarasota; four brothers, Morgan D. House, Sarasota; William J. House, Atlanta, Shirley House, Hollyhill, and Frend H. House, Birmingham, and two sisters, Mrs.

Wiley Wiggins and Mrs. L. O. Faulk, both of Andalusia. MRS.

GARLAND PROFFITT SARASOTA Mrs. Garland Hight Proffitt, 56, of 1465 Hill-view died Tuesday. A na tive of St. Louis, she came here from Huntington, W.Va., six years ago. Survivors include her husband, James R.

Proffitt; and three James R. Proffitt, Erie, William G. Proffitt, St. Petersburg, and Russell P. Proffitt, II, Sarasota.

WILLIAM H. HAND SARASOTA William Hand, 78, of 3715 Lockwood Ridge Road, died Tuesday. A native of Little Rock, he came here 45 years ago from Tulsa, Okla. He attended the Church of God. Survivors in clude his widow, Mrs.

Mollie Hand; six Mrs. Bonnie Nelson and Mrs. Alice Reese, both of Sarasota; Mrs. Lila Hemphill, Fresno, Funeral Notices ROWE, PLEASANT Mass iur ine repose 01 tne sou; ot Mr. rieas ant M.

Rnw. di. rtt Tfhama. Ava. nue, will be offered this morning at ciock trom tne uooa snepnerd Catholic Church by Fr.

N. J. Baltlazar. Interment will follow in the Garden of Memories Cemetery. Arrangements by mo aiivm uuicrai nome.

jouu iNeoras ka Avenue. SABATINO, ANTONIO The remains of Air. Antonio Sabatino, 72, of 907 24th Avenue, who passed away Monday morning a local hospital, were sent Thursday afternoon to the Powell Fu. neral Service, Passaic, New Jersey, for services ana interment In the Calvary Cemetery, New York City. Local ar-rangements by the Duval Funeral uome, 3B00 Nebraska Avenue, Tampa.

SCHLAGLE. GEORGE H. "SI.AGI.F." Funeral services for Mr. Genre W. "Slagle" Schlagle, 90, of 8906 N.

Ashley St. will be held Ihis afternoon at 2 o'clock at the JENNINGS FUNERAL HOME CHAPEL, 6900 NEBRASKA AVENUE AT SLIGH. Rev. Fred Sand ers, pastor of the Northeast United Methodist Church, will officiate. Cre, nation will follow.

STORY, ALTON R. Funeral services for Mr. Alton R. Story, 59 years of age, 422 East Warner Street, Grove-land, Florida, who died Tuesday afternoon, will be held Friday afternoon at 2:30 o-ciock the First Baptist Chu'ch of Groveland with the Rev. Wallace Register and Rev.

Quinn Cooper officiating. Interment will follow in the Greenwood Cemetery with the Grove-land Volunteer Fire Department serv. ing as pallbearers. Kurfill Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. Mr.

Story had been fire chief in Groveland for the past 30 years, and was a mem, ber of the Florida Firemans Associa tion. STRICKLAND, ZACK M. Funeral serv ices for Mr. Zack M. Strickland, 85, of Ruskin, will be hald Friday morning at li clock from the Lew-ers and Shannon Funeral Home, Hus kin, with the Rev.

Donald B. Ket- cham, pastor of Ruskin First Baptist Church, officiating. Interment will be in Ruskin Memorial Park. Pall, bearers will be W. W.

White. Dan Suggs, Norman Tillett. Elmer Tillett Clarence Johnson, and Robert Almand. VALENTINE, WILSON H. (RUDY) -Mr.

Wilson H. (Rudy) Valentine, 66, 413 i 1 1 Drive. Clearwater, passed away Wednesday, Jan. 1, 1969 at nis residence, in June 1943, he founded the First Federal Savings and Loan of Clearwater and was its president until his retirement in December of 1961. Funeral services will be held Saturday (Jan.

4, 1969) at 11 a.m. at the Moss Fort Harrison Chapel, Clearwater to be conducted by the Reverend W. Scott Bozeman D.D., pastor First United Church, Clearwater. Burial will follow at Clearwater Cemetery. In lieu of floral tribute, contributions can be made to the Young Womens Christian Assn.

or the Junior Service League, Clearwater or Masonic Home, St. Petersburg. VIGOR, MRS. KATE Funeral services for Mrs. Kate Vigor, 91, a former resident of 6505 Florida Tampa, who passed away Wednesday night in a Plant City nursing home will be held Saturday at 10 A.M.

from Whidden Funeral Home Chapel in Bartow with Dane Doss and Rev. James J. Sledge officiating. Interment will follow in Bartow Wildwood Cemetery. CARD OF THANKS The kind expres.

siun. oi inougmtuiness ana sympathy extended by our friends and neighbors during our recent sorrow will always remain with us as a precious memory. Our sincere thanks to everyone. The family of Thomas L. Hackney Jr.

IN MKMORIAM In Memoriam to Fernando L. Diez who passed away January 3, 1968. Your gentle face and patient smile, Wllh sadness we recall You had a kindly word for each And died beloved by all. The voice Is mute and stilled the heart, That loved us well and true. Ah.

bitter was the trial to part From one so good as you. You are not forgotten loved one, Nor will you ever be. As long as life and memory last We will remember thee. We miss you now, our hearts are sore. As time goes by we miss you more.

Your loving smile, your gentle face. No one can fill your vacant place. WIFE AND DAUGHTER DAVID TWAY BRADENTON David Ross Tway, 91, 615 Cortez Rd. died Thursday. Born in Ohio, he came here 21 years ago from Montana.

There are no imme' diate survivors. MRS. BERTHA DILLEY BRADENTON Mrs. Bertha A. Dilley, 78, 1004 40th Ave.

died Wednesday. Born in Ohio, she came here 15 years ago. Survivors include a son, Charles Beerline, Bradenton. MRS. KATHERINE CRANE PALMETTO Mrs.

Rath-erine Treat Crane, 71, Piney Point, died Wednesday. Born in Kansas, she came here 18 years ago from Oklahoma. Survivors include a sister, Mrs. Margaret Arnold, South Carolina. JOSEPH LINIGER BRADENTON Joseph N.

Liniger, 63, 719 25th Ave. died Wednesday. Born in Pennsylvania, he came here one year ago. He was a Catholic. Survivors include his widow, Mrs.

Nora E. Liniger; mother, Mrs. Rose Liniger, Homestead; brother, Raymond Liniger, Pennsylvania; sisters, Mrs. Joseph Novak, Homestead, Mrs. William Ackerman, Sarasota.

MRS. FLORENCE HUTTON SARASOTA Mrs. Florence M. Hutton, 69, of 510 Whitfield died Wednesday. A native of St.

Louis, she came here in 1954 from Detroit, Mich. She was a Presbyterian. Survivors include two sons, Alfed J. Myers, Framington, and Edwin R. Myers, Tampa; two brothers, George Davis, Orchard Lake, and Arthur Klibbe, Kalamazoo, and two sisters, Mrs.

Bernice Prail, Marion, and Mrs. Martha Young, Aliquipa, Pa. MRS. ETHEL LOHMEYER BRADENTON Mrs. Ethel Funeral Notices ENDT, MRS.

ANNA VOM-Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Vom Endt, 87, of S009 Klondyke Street, will be conducted this afternoon at 2:00 o'clock from the Garden Chapel. Duval Funeral Home, 3(00 Nebraska Avenue, with the Rev. Martin Vogelsang, pastor of the Lutheran Church of St. John, to officiate.

Interment will follow in the Rose Hill Cemetery. franklin, mrs. sue pearl Fu-1 KfoiTimiM. away in a local nospitai, win tie neia Saturday at 12 noon at Beulah Baptist Institutional Church with Rev. A.

Leon Lowry officiating. Interment will be in family plot snaay lirove cemetery, ine body will lie in state at Wilson's Funeral Chapel from 4 p.m. Friday until 9 a.m. Saturday; from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Saturday at the church.

Survivors are: husband, Mr. James Franklin; one son, two daughters, two granddaughters, one grandson, four sisters, six brothers, one aunt, three brothers-in-law, four sisters-in-law, and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and wonderful friends. "A Wilson Service." FERBER, CHRISTIAN G. Funeral serv. ices for Mr.

Christian G. Ferber. age 79, 4301 Knights will be held at 4 o'clock Friday afternoon at CURRY'S lUWiKAL HUME. 603 S. MacDill Ave.

The Rev. William E. Friedrich, pastor of the Luthern Church of the Holy Trinity, will oiuciate. interment win follow In the Garden of Memories Cemetery. FORD, WILLIAM RICHARD (BILL DICK) Funeral services for William Richard (Bill Dick) Ford, age 45, of Arcadia, Honda, will be held Saturday, Jan.

4, 1969 at 3:00 p.m. from the Arcadia Church of God with the Rev. D. L. Franklun officiating with burial in Joshua Creek Cemetery with Robarts Grady Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.

FRANQUIZ, JOSE A. Funeral services for Jose A. Franquiz, 70, of 499 Lucerne Avenue, will be held THIS AFTERNOON AT FOUR O'CLOCK FROM THE CHAPEL OF J. L. REED tt SON, ENTRANCES FROM BAY-SHORE BOULEVARD AND FROM VERNE STREET, with the Reverend Joseph F.

Beaver, S. officiating. Interment at Myrtle Hill Memorial Park. Pallbearers are: Anthony Lopez, Fred Olcott, Howard Johns, Jerry Cigarran, Dr. A.

S. Grimal, Raul Bertran and A. M. Cigarran. The family requests: PLEASE OMIT FLOW-ERS and suggests memorial contributions be made to the Cancer Fund or St.

Joseph's Hospital Building Fund. Survivors are: his wife, Mrs. Josephine Franquiz; a sister, Mrs. A. S.

Grimal and a niece, Mrs. Howard O. Johns. DAHS, ONIA The remains of Mr. i Onia E.

Hahs, 71, of 604 11th Street, Zephyrhills, who passed away Wednesday were sent Thursday evening to the Wilson Funeral Home, Frederick'own, Missouri, for services and interment in the Odd Fellows Cemetery. Local arrangements by the Duval Funeral Home, 3800 Nebraska Avenue. HAMMAN, MRS. MARTHA M. Mrs.

Martha M. Hamman, 82, of 1018 East Hamilton Avenue, passed away Tuesday night. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Episcopal House of Prayer, 2738 Central Avenue, with Rev. Edward H. Manning, Rector, officiating.

Active pallbearers will be Gilbert Ellis, Victor Fresh, Robert Hill, Harry Bean, Harold Edminston, and Ross Ring. Honorary pallbearers will be Carl Johnson, Gus Strihling, Don Seldem, Robert May-worth, Joseph Sperry, and G. R. Cowell, Sr. Interment will be in Myrtle Hill Cemetery.

Mrs. Hamman is survived by 1 daughter: Mrs. Mildred H. Hawk, Tampa; granddaughter: Susan Hawk, Tampa; and brother: John Blume, Milwaukee. Wis.

F. T. BLOUNT COMPANY FUNERAL HOME, 5101 Nebraska Avenue, in charge of arrangements. HANSON, ALFRED O. Mr.

Alfred O. Hanson. 62, of T13 Magnolia Avenue, who passed away yesterday morning in a Tampa hospital, will be sent today to the Green Green Funeral Home, Washingtonville, New York, for services and interment in the St. Mary's Cemstery. B.

MARION REED FUNERAL HOME, Plant Avenue at Piatt Street, in charge of local arrangements. LOPEZ, MRS. TGNACIA Funeral serv ices for Mrs. Ygnacia Lopez, age si, of 3013 Gray St. will be held today (Friday) at 10 A.M.

from the A. P. BOZA RIVERSIDE CHAPEL (3809 N. ARMENIA AVE.) with interment to follow in Woodlawn Cemetery. She Is survived by five daughters, Mrs.

Mary Gonzalez, Mrs. Ruth Perez. Mrs. Carrie Giglio, Mrs. Lola Gil and Miss Margaret Lopez; three sons, Eddie Lopez, Walter Lopez and Henry Lopez; ten grandchildren and 23 great-grandchildren.

Pallbearers are: Robert Jacobs Walter Lopez Dr. I. R. Eln-binder, John Menendez, Burr Hotchkin and Manuel Delgado. Honorary pallbearers are: Joe Gonzalez, Armando Fernandez.

Emilio Almeida, Baldomero Gonzalez, George Robaldo, Arnold Wirth, Dr. Gilbert Echelman, Dr. Julio Cavilla, Rayuond Garcia and Albert Lopez. MAFFETT, MRS. MARGUERITE Fu neral services for Mrs.

Marguerite Maffett. 69. of Dade City, will be held Friday morning at 11 o'clock in the Coleman and Ferguson cnapei wnn tne Rev. John Few officiating. Interment will be in Dade City Cemetery.

Active pallbearers are J. C. Sparkman, Glen Howell. Sylvester Nathe, Howell Mick-ler, John Sirmons, Bill Branas. Honorary, Bill Larkin, Dr.

V. H. Walter, Bill Brewton, Leon Douglas, Leon Jordan and Paul Ashbrook. Survivors include her husband, Thomas E. Maffett, 1 son, Gene Maffett, 1 daughter, Mrs.

Betty Gude, all of Dade Cityi 5 grandchildren, 3 brothers, Stanley Cochrane, Dade City and William Cochrane, Wauchula. i ond Ave. died Thursday. She was an Episcopalian. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs.

war guerite Lugar, New Jersey. FLOYD TAYLOR PALMETTO Floyd G. Tay lor. 78. 600 15th died Wednesday.

Born in Michigan, he came here in 1955. He was a Lutheran. There are no imme diate survivors. MRS. MABEL FERGUSON BRADENTON Mrs.

Mabel Emma Ferguson, 88, Bradenton Trailer Park, died Thursday Born in Canada, she came here in 1947 from Lake Worth. She was a Methodist. Survivors in clude her husband, Fred Fergu son; son, Dwight Ferguson, St Petersburg; daughter, Mrs. Leonard Jindrich, Georgia; sis ter, Mrs. Edison Maddems, Ca nada.

RALPH VAN LEER SARASOTA Ralph Leer, 67, of 1821 University Place, died Tuesday. He came here a year ago from New York, He was a member of Temple Emanuel and a Mason. Survi vors include his widow, Mrs Anna Van Leer, and two sisters, Mrs. Betty Schurgin, Miami Beach, and Mrs. Julia Fvllock, Bronx, N.Y.

HENRY WOLSDORF SARASOTA Henry A. Wol sdorf, 73, of 3710 Duncan Place, died Wednesday. Formerly of Morristown, N.J., he was a Presbyterian. Survivors in elude his widow, Mrs. Delta Wolsdorf; a brother, Carl Wol- sdorf, and a sister, Mrs.

Theresa Hjelle, Cincinnati, Ohio. MRS. HERMANCE LAPLANTE BRADENTON Mrs. Her- mance L. Laplante, 68, Belle Grove Trailer Park, died Wednesday.

Born in New Hampshire, she came here 11 years ago. She was a Catholic. Survivors include brothers, Alfred Landry, Bud Landry, New Hampshire. MRS. GARNET RAY BRADENTON Mrs.

Garnet Ray, 72, 1512 30th Ave. died Tuesday as a result of an auto accident. Born in West Virginia. she came here eight years ago. She was a Methodist.

Survivors include ner iiusDand, Clarence daughters, Mrs. Ramsey Adkins, Mrs. Art Smith, West Virginia; sons, Wornick Ray, Ronald Ray, West Virginia; brother, Vincent Adkins, Clewis- Funeral Notices M4.RTIN, WILLIAM ERNEST Funeral services for Mr. William Ernest Martin of 210 W. Bates Plant City, will be held this morning at 10:30 o'clock from the First Baptist Church in Plant City.

Rev. J. Blake Woolbright will officiate. Interment in Memorial Park Cemetery. Those selected to serve as pallbearers will please meet at the church at 10:15 ciock.

He is survived by nis wiaow, Mrs. Cora Lee Martin, Plant City; Mrs. Jack De Shong, Plant Citv; 2 sisters, Mrs. Ruth Johnson, Seffner, and Mrs. Bessie McGlamory, Plant City; 3 grandchildren and a number of nephews and nieces.

The remains will lie in state at the cnurcn for an hour before service time and the casket will be closed at that time. Wells Funeral Home in charge of ar rangements. McCRACKEN, CONNIE E. Mr. Connie E.

McCracken, 75, of Lutz, passed away Thursday morning. Funeral services will be held Saturday morn Ing at 10:00 o'clock from the Chapel of the F. T. BLOUNT COMPANY LUTZ FUNERAL HOME, with Rev. Oscar Smith, pastor of the Buchan nan Baptist Chapel and Rev.

Heard T. Burnette, pastor of the Old Fash, ioned Baptist Church, officiating. In-ferment will be in the Lutz Ceme, tery. Pallbearers will be; Larry K. Raynes, John R.

Parker, E. K. Cleveland, Harold B. Warfield, N. L.

Moore, Walter C. Powell. Honorary bearers win oe: c. Sipe, Dosson L. Marsh Frank Brassart and Lennie G.

Lang, ford. MILLER, MRS. ANNIE Funeral services for Mrs. Annie Miller, widow of Dave Miller, will be held on Saturday, Jan. 4, at m.

at Eastside Baptist Church in Wavrhula with the pastor. Rev. Harriron Conley In charge. Burial will be in Wauchula Cemetery. Cokers Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.

MILLER, HERBERT P. Mr. Herbert P. Miller, of Land O' Lakes, passed away Thursday morning. He will be sent to the Deaner Funeral Home in Stoys-town, Pennsylvania, for services and interment in the IOOF Cemetery.

FRIENDS MAY CALL AT THE F. T. BLOUNT COMPANY FUNERAL HOME, 5101 Nebraska Friday evening from 7:00 until 9:00. Mr. Miller is survived by his wife: Mrs.

Carrie Miller, and 2 nieces and nephews. MURPHY, JOSEPH H. Funeral services for Joseph H. Murphy, 66, of Dade City, will be held Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Coleman and Ferguson Chapel. Interment will be in Floral Memory Gardens.

Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Dorothy Murphy, 1 son, Richard Murphy, three grandchildren, Rickie Murphv, Cindy Murphy and Joseph Duane Murphy, all of Dade City, 5 brothers, Woodrow Murphy, Plant City; Robert, Glen, Bascom Murphy, all of Blue Field, W.Va.; Pat Murphy, Bramwell, W.Va.; 2 sisters, Mrs. Bertha Shelton, Mrs. Dillard Ratcliff, both of Bluefield, West Virginia. ORESTANO, MRS.

FRANCESCA Fu neral services for Mrs. Francesca Or-estano, age 68, of 4126 N. Albany Ave. will be held today (Friday) at 4 p.m. from the A.

P. BOZA RIVERSIDE CHAPEL (3809 N. ARMENIA AVE.) with Interment to follow in L'Unlone Itallana Cemetery. She is survived by her husband, Mr. G.

M. Orestano; two sons; Steve Orestano and Dr. Andrew Orestano, a sister, Mrs. Mary Suarez and two brothers; Mr. Joe Cacciatore and Mr.

John L. Cacciatore. Pallbearers will be: Ernest Suarez, Frank A. Cacciatore, Andrew D. Cacciatore, Andrew D.

Ferlita, Tom F. Martino and Frank Filocco. QUILLER, MRS. LOSSIE Funeral serv ices for Mrs. Lossie Quiller, 71.

a resident of 585 South Wilson Bartow, who passed away Wednesday, will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. from the Blessed Assurance Temple with Rev. J. R. Harrison, Rev.

R. J. Vickers, and Rev. David Wine officiating. Interment will follow in Bartow Wildwood Cemetery.

Whidden Funeral Home In charge of arrangements. RAWLINS, ARCHIE Funeral services for Archie Rawlins, 89, resident of 107 East 26th who passed away Wednesday evening in a local hospital, will be conducted Saturday morning at 11:00 o'clock at the WIL- SON SAMMON MEMORIAL CHA PEL, 4730 N. Armenia with the Rev. OIlie G. Matthews of the Palm Avenue Baptist Church, to of, flciate.

Interment will follow in the Woodlawn Cemetery. Pallbearers: Thomas K. Miller, C. T. Hall, B.

T. Stallings. Homer Howard, Wendell Hall, and Elbert Nasworthy, RKNNOLDS, INFANT KEVAN LEE-LAND RENNOLDS GRAVESIDE SERVICES for Kevan Leeland Ren-nolds, infant son of M. and Mrs. Iceland F.

Rennolds, will be held this mnrninR at 11 o'clock in Myrtle Hill Memorial Park Cemetery. The Rev. Gary L. Conner, associate pastor of the Hyde Park United Methodist Church will officiate. B.

MARION REED FUNERAL HOME. Plant Ave-nue at Piatt Street, in charge of arrangements. Hillsborough Toll The Greater Tampa Citizens Safety Council reports comparative totals on accidental deaths in Hillsborough County through 10 a.m. yesterday. Year to Date 1968 1967 On job .0 0 Home 0 0 Traffic 1st for city 1 1 Drowned 0 0 Misc.

public areas ..0 0 Totals 1 1 Funeral Notices ANDERSON. DAVID F. Funeral serv. ices for Mr. David F.

Anderson. 91, resident of Thonotosassa, Fla. who naupd awav Tupsdav. will be held Fri day afternoon at 2 o'clock from the 1st Baptist (Landmark) Church of Thonotosassa. (at Antioch) with the Rev.

ai Rnttnor. naster of Six Miles Creek Baptist Church officiating. Interment will be in the Antioen cemetery. ne is survived bv two daughters. Mrs.

Helen Keen, Seffner Mrs. Esther Reinke, Thonotosassa; two sons, David M. Anderson. Chicago, irving derson, Thonotosassa; eight erandchil rirn nnri four ffreaUerandchildren. Me morial Funeral Home 1903 West Reynolds Street, Plant City, Fla.

in charge of arrangements. Mr. Anderson will lie in state at the church from 1 o'clock till time of services. IVD, JOE Mr. Joe Aud, 66, of 281S Nebraska Avenue, passed away Sunday night.

Funeral services will be hid Friday afternoon at 4:00 o'clock from the Chapel of the F. T. BLOUNT COMPANY FUNERAL HOME, 5101 Nebraska Avenue, with Rev. Ruby Wagner, of United Temple, officiating. Pallbearers will be Ernest Tour-lington.

Bill Wheaton, Roy Hensen, Henry Palok, Charles Duncan, and Glen Faulkner. Interment will be in the Garden of Memories Cemetery, BADO, MANUEL T. Funeral services for Mr. Manuel T. Bado, age 58, retired barber, resident of 1306 E.

Clif ton, win ne ecu 'ooa- nr-aji i A PH7 A KTTRRAKKA CHAPEL (2305 NEBRASKA AVE.) with interment to follow in wooaiawn wme u. im h. hi ivif0. Mri Defa M. Badoj a daughter, Mrs.

Joyce Gorski; a sister, Mrs. Coralia Rodriguez and a grandson, Mark Gorski, all of Tamna. rauoearers win oe: Raymond Rodriguez, Raymond Eodriguei Lei ooreiu, po v. bj, Ufalvnvn nmmrfirv null 1,1 I a A11U 1-IV llJK-' am. Uanni Cnntanilta.

Rnwin uvaicio mio v. Gorski, Jerry Lara, Jim Falsone, Sam Fernandez, Kicflara ju. mitcneu, uej Pelaez James ungerscu, mar A DolrmnnH U.flWBV PLEASE OMIT FLOWERS and in lieu of send contributions to me jemro uj turiano Building Fund. viv'iiutu irvPT S1Ttn0r9l prvic Tm, R.n4smin. Rft.

9102 1111 1,11 uvn u. a Venus will be held at 10 o'clock Friday morning at CUKKY uncnrtL. HOME, 605 S. MacDill Ave. The Rev.

John r. Mangrum, rector 01 ine oi Interment will follow in Woodlawn Cemetery, pauoearers win oe: vv. u. Tntt, ram a. uonzaiez, M.

Rawlison, R. Bob Adams, H. Wester, and John E. Rodgers. Bl'RNS, ROBERT JAMES Funeral serv ices lor Mr.

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Sm th. Rector ot me oi. Jamra rhnrrh. Ormnnd Beach. WlU Pallbearers will be: James Tnhn UoHlar.

nnnnlrl Hedler Robert Treweek, Richard Glosser, and James Ponder. Interment will follow in Myrtle Hill Memorial Park Ceme tery. MDnnri i nu IPT1 VB -Fnnral serv, ices for Mr. Edward Willison Carroll Sr age 83, 3218 Granada will be held at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon at CT RHY UrvtHAL nUM, 's a. MacDill Ave.

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passed away Tuesday afternoon. Kuneral services will be held Friday morning at 10 o'clock from the Chapel of (he F. T. BLOL'NT COMPANY FU-NEKAL HOME, 5101 Nebraska Avenue, with Rev. Edward V.

Howell, paster of the Florida Avenue Baptist hurrh. Interment will be in Myrtle Hill Cemetery. DAVIS, WILLIAM O. The remains of Mr William G. Davis, 76, of 87 Magnolia Avenue, Englewood, who away Tueoday morning In a Imal hospital, were sent Thursday nirrnoon to the Robert A.

Braun Home (r Funerals, Eatontown, New Jersey, for tervices and interment in the Woodbine Cemetery. Local arrangements by it Duval Funeral Home, 3bu0 Nebraska Gat Britton Plaza Hlllsboro Plaia Plant City Ave. 3848 Britton Plaza 2714 Uilhboro PL 1425 S. Collins St. Largo Dunidin IIIIIIIJIJUHPIIIIIII HUMBBin Winttr Hovtn 3 lofcttand Store- MRU I llll UI lip I UM".