Santa Cruz Sentinel from Santa Cruz, California • Page 14

1- VITAL STATISTICS i I ti FUNERAL NOTICES Husband Learns jCars Can't Be Driven From Hood Sentinel TV Guide CHANNU ChANNtt I CHANNEL 11 1 4 Cnn SirttniT Wednesday, May 3, 1961 The football stadium at Wct Texas State Teachers Collccc includes outlets lor sptT.itor-' eiectric blankets among innovations. FUNERALS WILLIAM II. MiDOWl.D Funeral services for William H. McDonald were conducted yecr-cay at 10:30 a.m. in the lrviu M.

Smith and Son funeral chapel Rev. Byron L. Roberts he Live Oak Community church officiating. Mr. Vunie VGalentine and Mrs P.ermcc 1'rivlue sang "The Old F.ucced lYos" and "Near 1o the lit art of accompanied on Hie or-fan by Marjonc Sandc-an.

Inter ii'fu! followed the louF cemetery Pailbearers were C. 1 Mr-hi." Evan Hubbard. Hubert K.iii-c'all. David Flodm. Key Branh-wajte and Frank Asche.

I Bronckxll I. Wotri South Carolina CHARLESTON 17( 1 1 1 SUMTER CENTENNIAL Historic Charleston, S.C., will jraw more than its usual share of tourists as the 100th anniversary of the Civil War approaches. It was in Charleston harbor, on April 12, 1861, that Confederate guns bombarded Fort Sumter to begin that war. Newsmap shows the city and main U.S. highway leading to it from other cities.

3 AGGRAVATED ASSAULT MURDER 4 4 FORCIBLE RAPE AUTO THEFT LARCENY $30 AND OVER BURGLARY ROBBERY BIRTHS Santa Crui Hospital MOSLEY In Santa Cruz, April 25. 1961, at 10:04 a.m. to Mr. and Mrs. Lester Eucene Mosley (Shirley Attn Heenan), 402 Capitola road, a 7 pound 7 ounce boy, Lester Eugene Jr.

He is their fourth child. WALL In Santa Cruz. April 26. 1961, at 3:41 a.m. to Mr.

and Mrs. Ervin Henry Wall (Eula Ferne Lipska), 3075 Stanley avenue, a 7 pound 6'1 ounce boy, Ervin Laurence. He is their first clild. County Hospital CURRY In Santa Cruz, April 26, 1961, at 5:10 p.m. to Mr.

and Mrs. Oscar Curry (Ada Thomas), 56 Lincoln street, Watsonville. an 8 pound boy, Oscar Jr. He is their third child. MARRIAGE LICENSES KEEVER-CARTWRIGHT In Santa Cruz.

April 27, 1961, Charles Leroy Keever 31. Ben Lomond, a native of Illinois, and Helen May Cartwright, 33, Ben Lomond, a native of Oregon. STAGG-VOGT In Santa Cruz, April 28, 1961, Rodney George Stagg, 25, San Francisco, native of California, and Marilyn Janice Vogt, 18, San Francisco, a native of California. DIVORCES Filed PICKERING In Santa Cruz, April 26, Joyce from David Pickering, extreme cruelty, Battson In Santa Cruz, April 27, 1961, Roberta R. from Russell E.

Battson, extreme cruelty. Interlocutory Decrees SHARP In Santa Cruz, April 29, 1961, John F. Jr. from Joyce Marie Sharp, extreme cruelty. ROMAN In Santa Cruz, April 29, 1961, Donalee from Ernest Roman extreme cruelty.

AG NEW In Santa Cruz, April 29, 1961, Jacqueline from Robert Agnew, extreme cruelty. NEWHALL In Santa Cruz, April 29, 1961, Marjorie from Luther New-hall, extreme cruelty. Final Decrees MARTIN In Santa Cruz. April 29, 1960, Jacqueline L. from John W.

Mar- tm, extreme cruelty FUNERAL NOTICES KIRKPATRICK In Santa Cruz, California, April 30, 1961, Malcolm Kirkpat-rick, (Maj. Ret. U.S.A.). Husband of Anne M. Kirkpatrick of Santa Cruz; falher of James Malcolm Kirkpptrick (student.

University of California at Los Angeies) and Jean Marie Palone of Cuyahoga, Ohio. Also survived by five grandchildren. Native of Naillon, Tennessee, aged 67 years. Member of Santa Cruz Lodge No. 38, F.

A. Santa Cruz York Rite Bodies; Islam Temple of the Shrine; Idlewild Chapter No. 19, Order of the Eastern Star and Past Watchman of the Shepherds of Malta Shrine No. 18, White Shrine of Jerusalem, Services will be conducted in The Ferguson Mortuary Chapel, 212 Laurel Street, Friday, May 5th, at 10:00 a. m.

Santa Cruz Lodge No. 38, F. A. M. officiating.

Interment in San Francisco National Cemetery (Presidio) San Francisco, at 1:00 p.m. Friends are respectfully invited to attend. Memorial Contributions to The Heart Fund preferred. 5-4-106 JOHNSON In Zayante, April 30, 1961, Lillian Delilah Johnson. Widow of the late Sam Johnson, sister of Mrs.

Adelia Morris of Salt Lake City, Utah; Mrs. May Fisher of Clear Lake Oaks, Calif, and Charles Deakin of Ephraim, Utah; aunt of Mrs. Lillian Allen of Salt Lake City, Utah and Mrs. Mae Thumm of Santa Cruz, Calif. Native of Wellsville, Utah, aged 80 years.

Services will be conducted in The Ferguson Mortuary Chapel, 212 Laurel Street, Thursday, May 4 at 2:00 p.m. Bishop Delmar Miller officiating. Interment in Oakwood Memorial Park. Friends are respectfully invited to attend. 5-3-105 BOLLINGER In Soquel, April 29, 1961, Adolph Bollinger.

Native of Germany, aged 67 years. Services will be conducted at Wes-sendorf Thai chapel Thursday, May 4 at 2:00 p.m. Dr. Heber St. Clair Ma-hood officiating.

Interment in IOOF Cemetery. Friends are respectfully invited to attend. 5-2-105 Major Malcolm Kirkpatrick Dies Major Malcolm Kirkpatrick (USA, 67, a native of Naillon, and a resident of Santa Cruz for the last 18 years, died suddenly Sunday evening in his home at 136 Peyton street. He had served in both World War I and World War II, and was a retired detective lieutenant with the Long each police department. He had been active in Masonic organiaztions and was junior past watchman of the Shepherds of Malta Shrine 18, White Shrine of Jerusalem.

He was a member of Santa Cruz Lodge 38, Free and Accepted Masons; the Santa Cruz York Rite bodies; Islam temple oft he Shrine; Idlewild Chapter 19, Order of the Eastern Star. He is survived by his widow, Anne M. Kirkpatrick of Santa Cruz; a son, James M. Kirkpatrick of the University of California at Los Angeles; a daughter, Jean Marie Palone of Cuyahoga, and five grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted Friday at 10 a.m.

in the Ferguson Mortuary chapel with Santa Cruz Lodge 38, officiating. Interment will follow in the San Francisco national cemetery in the Presidio. Contributions may be made to the Heart fund. MEMBER. THE ORDER EANDI At rest in Oakland, April 23, 1961, Julia Eandi, dearly be-, loved wife of the late John M.

Eandi; Inima mnthjir nf Catherine LOCatel't of Boulder Creek, James J. Eandi of San Leandro and Mane Holm or ua- land: erandmother of Mrs. Janice Wmckoski, Robert W. and James Hoim and Roger Eandi: sister of Mrs. Mary Foglia.

Also survived by 12 great-grandchildren. A native of Australia: aged 84 yesfs A Requiem Mass. was otrerea rur reDose of her soul Tuesday. April 25, at 9 a.m. in the Church of the Assump tion, San Leandro.

Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. (Laurel Chapel of Albert Engel 8. Co.) 5-3-105 SIMONET In Santa Cruz, California, May 1, 1961, John Frank Simonet. Father of Rose V. Thomas of Stockton, Esther M.

Brady and E'oise Fernandez of San Leandro, Elvira M. Allen of San Jose, Calif, and Walter H. Simonet of Santa Cruz; grandfather of Dennis A. Brady of San Leandro, Yvonne M. Phillips of Stockton, Marilyn A.

Allen and Patricia C. Allen of San Jose, Calif.f brother of Helma Pitt of Tacoma, Washington, Arthur Simonet of Oregon and William Simonet of Los Angeles, Calif. Also survived by two great-granddaughters. Native of Ada, Minnesota, aged 81 years. Services will be conducted in The Ferguson Mortuary Chapel, 212 Laurel street, Saturday, May 6, at 2:00 p.m.

Rev. George R. Flora, Pastor of St. Stephens Lutheran Church, officiating. Interment in Oakwood Memorial Park.

Friends are respectfully invited to attend. 5-3-107 CARD OF THANKS COX We desire to express our appreciation to the many friends and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy shown us during the illness and death of our beloved husband and father, James P. Cox. The Cox Family 5-3-105 FLOWERS FERRARI the Florist "THE FINEST IN FLOWERS" 1222 Pacific Ave. GArden 6-1122 2-l-tf Louise Flower Shop "The l-reshest in Flowers" Dial GR 5-3841 FLOWERS BY WIRE" 2880 Soquel Avenue 2-l-tf PALOMAR HOUS6 OF FLOWERS PALOMAR ARCADE GArden 3-0821 2-l-tf STEWART'S Flower Shop 1430 SOQUEL AVE.

GA 3-0640 EVENINGS GR 5-1763 2-l-tf SANTA CRUZ Florists 205 Locust St. GA 3-0734 2-l-tf HUBERT A. SPARKS May 3rd at 10:00 a.m. ADOLPH BOLLINGER May 4 at 2:00 p.m. PHILO CECIL CURRY Pending.

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16-USED CARS Sacramento i. Women drivers? Ask Leonard Bennett about 'em! Of course, he didn't have much chance to say anything about it early today when, sheriff's officers said, his wife: Barely missed a sheriff's patrol car, sped away at an estimated 60 miles an hour, missed another ear by inches and was finally arrested on a drunk driving charge. Deputies Warren Lee and L. M. Widdifield said Bennett was too seared to say a word.

Why? Bennett had ridden the entire three-quarter mile trip on the hood of the ear, clutching the car ladio antenna. The officers said the couple had an argument and Mrs. Bennett started to drive away. The husband leaped on the hood in a futile effort to stop her. John F.

Simonet Rites Planned John Frank Simonet, 81, a native of Ada, and a resident of Santa Cruz since 1940, died Monday in a local hospital. His home was at 217 National street. He had farmed in North Dakota for many years and had visited in the Santa Cruz area many limes before moving here. He and his son, Walter li. Simonet of Santa Cruz, had been in the wholesale florist business together before his retirement.

lie also is survived by four daughters, Rose V. Thomas of Stockton, Alvira M. Allen of San Jose, and Esther M. Brady and Eloise A. Fernandez, both of San Leandro; four grandchildren, Dennis A.

Brady of San Leandro, Yvonne M. Phillips of Stockton and Marilyn A. Allen and Patricia C. Allen, both of San Jose; a sister, Helma Pitt of Tacoma, two brothers, Arthur Simonet of Oregon and William Simonet of Los Angeles and two great-granddaughters. Funeral services will he Saturday at 2 p.m.

in the Ferguson Mortuary chapel with Rev. George R. Flora, pastor of the St. Stephen's Lutheran church officiating. Interment will follow in the Oakwood Memorial park.

Rites Conducted For Julia Eandi Julia Eandi, 74, a native of Australia and the mother of Catherine Locatelli of Boulder Creek, with whom she lived for about 18 years, died April 23 in an Oakland hospital. She had come to the United States in 1905 and lived in Oakland before moving to Boulder Creek. She had been in the Oakland hospital for three months. She was active during World War II in teaching knitting for the Red Cross. Funeral services were conducted April 25 in the Church of the Assumption in San Leandro with interment following in the Holy Sepulchre cemetery.

Mrs. Eandi also is survived by a son, James J. Eandi of San Leandro; another daughter, Marie Holm of Oakland; a sister, Mrs. Mary Foglia; lour grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Young Sailors Tour Country On Stolen Gas Carthage, Tenn.

Two sailors arrested for speeding told freely, police said, of how they extended a three-hour liberty into a 3000-mile, 11-day tour, stealing cars for their transportation from California. "We knew we were going to get caught." said Robert A. Mize, 18, a fireman apprentice, Tuesday. "I kept telling him he was driving too fast." "And I kept telling Mize to stop looking back," said Craig E. Hite, 17, who was driving when 'State Trooper Charles Butler stopped them.

"I told him he was making up look suspicious." Hite. from Radford, and Mize, from Waynesboro. said they were assigned to the cruiser Helena at San Diego and received a three-hour pass April 21. Butler reported they related: They stole cars at Santa Barbara and Alameda, Winslow, Ariz, and Albuquerque. They burglarized a service station at Hayward.

and siphoned gas from power mowers, cars, anything that would run after they ran out of money. Both vvere held for FBI agents. THE TREND OF CRIME An alarming 12 per cent rise in serious crime in the United States in 1960 has been reported by police in cities over 25,000 population. Newschart shows the increase over 1959's record in separate classifications for the 612 cities reporting. All categories were up with robbery and burglary showing the highest increases.

Data from the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Air Force Got Warning Texas Tower Collapse Srepht A0 torgetown rV Atlontic Ocean Sumter National Monument MILES 25 CRIME INDEX cent Change 1960 Over 1959, Offenses Known to the Police) 7 418 structures ever built in the open ocean anywhere and little reliable data existed on the wave heights and forces (o be expected. Albert said previous experience with offshore oil drilling platforms in the Gulf of Mexico was reviewed in detail, but was of limited value due to the much more severe wave conditions in the Atlantic. Three Are Hurt In Two-Car Crash Three persons received minor injuries in a two-car accident yesterday afternoon on Highway 9 near Felton. California Highway Patrol officers said the vehicles were driven by Ray Johnson.

23, Ben Lo mond, and Mrs. Sylvia Ferrara, 121 Franklin street. Both drivers and Mrs. Ferrara's son, Richard Ferrara, 25. also of 121 Franklin street, were taken to Santa Cruz county hospital by Chefs ambulance.

All were released after treatment. No citations vvere recommended. MAN IS KILLED Hayward Peter C. Bals-wiek. 79.

of Turlock. was killed by a car as he walked across Nimitz freeway near Tennyson road in Hayward todav. BIS MISHAP KILLS 11 Bogota (.4. Eleven persons were killed Tuesday when a bus traveling from Pasto to Ipiales plunged into a deep gorge near Tuqueres. (R AKE IS RECORDED Pasadena A sharp earthquake about 6500 miles southwest of Pasadena, was recorded at 3:57.16 p.m.

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4 last January 15 that the radar structure was in serious condition. The tower, off the New Jersey coast, carried its 23 occupants to death when it collapsed in a storm. Chank told the senate armed services preparedness subcommittee, which is inquiring into the tragedy, that the warning came from an architects-engineering firm at a meeting January 1. Charyk, under questioning by Sen. Stuart Symington, said it was correct that the air force had been advised the tower might collapse.

hank said No. 2 and No. 3 towers, still in operation off the Atlantic toast, probably will be abandoned when greatly improved radar is installed aboard early warning patrol aircraft. He estimated that will take ahuut two morp vears. Earlier the navy officer responsible for the design of Tower No.

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