I St. Petersburg Times, Friday, June 1973 Harry Tape, Dies Of Injuries Widow Of Andrew Mellon plnellas suncoast florlda OBiTDllES nation world He was born in Butler County, Ohio, and came to Tarpon Springs 12 years ago from Creve Coeur, 111. Mr. Tape was a retired supervisor with Caterpillar Tractor Peoria, 111. He was a member of Frank N.
Nicol Lodge No. 1170 AF AM, and the Caterpillar Retirement Club, both of Creve Coeur. Mrs. Josephine Muskie, 82, the mother of Sen. Edmund S.
1 Maine, died Wednesday at her home in Rumford, Maine. Mrs. Muskle was the widow of Stephen Muskie who died in 1956. She had two sons and four daughters. Muskie planned to fly to Maine later Thursday and make funeral arrangements.
Mrs. Nora McMullcn Mellon, 94, widow of the late Andrew W. Mellon, the Pittsburgh financier and art collector who was secretary of the Treasury from 1921 to 1932, died Tuesday In New York City. Mrs. Mellon was of British birth, her family being cousins of the Guinness brewing family.
Largo iscount Woman 's Charge Survivors Include his wife, Ida a son, Paul, Serfner, three daughters, Mrs. Mary Ann Johnson, Peoria, Mrs. Harriett Schafer, Lyndhurst, Ohio, and Mrs. Eileen Sutton, Pekin, a brother Oscar, Hamilton, Ohio, and a sister, Mrs. Anna McCudden, Mount Healthy, Ohio; six grandchildren; and a great-grandchild.
din, retired owner-operator of the Wheeling Cartage Indianapolis, Wednesday (May 30, 1973). Moss Dunedin Chapel. MERRILL, MRS. BETH 83, of 885 Manor Drive, Dunedin, Tuesday (May 29, 1973). Moss Dunedin Chapel.
OVERTON, JAMES 73, of 10418 127th Place Largo, retired office manager and estimator for the ScigUano Lumber Woodbury, Thursday (May 31, 1973). Arlington Memorial Chapel, Largo. PATE, ROBERT 66, of 12124 144th Lane Largo, retired marketer for the Sinclair Refining Abingdon, Thursday (May 31, 1973). Feaster Indian Rocks Chapel, Largo. RYAN, EDWARD JOHN, 82, of 8616 Narcissus Seminole, retired roofer, Thursday (May 31, 1973).
C. E. Prevatt Funeral Home, Park Boulevard Chapel. ST. JOHN, MRS.
HELEN MARIE, 71, of 3049 Dupont St. Gulfport, Thursday (May 31, 1973). J. Douglas Baird Funeral Home. SARACINO, MICHAEL DOMINICK, 51, of 148 Coventry Drive, Holiday Hill Estates, Port Richey, construction worker, Wednesday (May 30, 1973).
North Funeral Home, New Port Richey. SIBLEY, WARREN 82, of 883 Virginia Dunedin, retired secretary-office Reeves Mills, Panel Delays On Chairman 15-B MRS. JOSEPHINE MUSKIE in 19G8 photo. Swilley cited an Incident May 8, in which an off-duty; sheriff's deputy was found urinating near the police station. At the time Largo policeman A.
D. Arntzen, in civilian dress, identified himself as a policeman and the man produced sheriff's department identification, began swearing and threatening the policeman then started to shove him, according to a report. A second man in a nearby car also identified himself as a deputy sheriff and Arntzen said he went to the police station to call the sheriff's department to have them send a duty sergeant. VINCENT SAID Thursday both deputies were fired about two weeks ago. In another incident, a jailer reportedly was fired after he beat and kicked a prisoner that Largo Patrolman George Kroft brought to the Pinellas County Jail.
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4 CeeheJ Ave. Pwiw 896-3141 5 4 I Ft 0 tarry F. Tape, 75, of 804 Paradise Tarpon Springs, died Thursday (May 31 1973) at University Com-lenity Hospital of injuries he received In a traffic accident, May 20. The Florida Highway Patrol said the accident occurred at Macintosh Road and State Road 580 northeast of Tampa. r.
ALDEN, MRS. RUTH 75, of 1940 U.S. Highway 19 Clearwater, retired supervisor, Rochester Telephone Wednesday (May 30, 1973). Moss Lakeside Chapel, Clearwater. H' ARNOLD, MRS.
MARION 72, of 365 Valencia Largo, Thursday (May 31, 1973). Feaster Largo Chapel. BAKER, MRS. ROSE, 74, of 8538 109th Way Seminole, Thursday (May 31, 1973). Lewis W.
Mohn Funeral Home, Seminole. BOWLEY, CHARLES, 68, of 3303 55th "Ave. St. Petersburg, private police security guard, Wednesday (May 30, 1973). Osgood-Cloud Funeral Home.
CHARECKY, MORRIS 54, of 1579 Eunice Lane, Clearwater, retired employe of Water Treatment Department, West Chester County, New Rochelle, N.Y., Thursday (May 31, 1973). Moss Lakeside Chapel, Clearwater. CLEM, DELMAR 71, of 6709 Rosefield Drive, Beacon Square, Holiday, retired technician for a paint laboratory, Thursday (May 31, 1973). North Funeral Home, Holiday. ELLIOTT, CHARLES 59 of 820 Woodside Drive, Clearwater, retired rural mail carrier, Mllford, Thursday (May 31, 1973).
Moss Lakeside Chapel, Clearwater. "GAGER, MRS. MARIE BEMISS, 76, former St. Petersburg resident, who taught biology at St. Petersburg High School from 1929-45, Sunday (May 27, 1973) in Gainesville.
1VGAHL, WILLIAM 68, of L8Q2 Cherrywood Drive, Forest Hills, Holiday, retired chief engineer, Templeton Kendly Broadview, 111., after 40 years of service, Tuesday (May 29, 1973). North Funeral Home, Holiday. 1 GLOVER, ROBERT 65, of; 1142 Albatross Lane, Vista Dell Mar, Port Richey, reived from the Veterans Administration, Wednesday (May 30, 1973). North Funeral Home, Hudson. HESS, MAURICE 74, of 220 Foxdale Lane, Beacon Square, Holiday, retired ALLRED Mrs.
Katie 81, 839 40th Ave. S. died Wednesday May 30. Born In Elba, moved here 50 years ago rom Elba. A member of Lake Maggio-re Baptist Church.
Survived by 2 sons, (Stephen Fred All red, Tallahassee, and J. Frank Allred, St. Petersburg; a brother, Leo Rowe, Lake Worth, sister, Mrs. Ruth Allred, Atlanta, tGe.j 2 grandchildren, Nancy Elaine and uRichard Barry Allred, both of Tallahassee. Friends may call from 6 to 8 p.m.
ufaday at the C. James Mathews Funer-al Home, 202S 9th St. S. where funeral will be held Saturday June 2 at 2:30 p.m. with the Rev.
Don Sietman officiating. Interment in Memorial Park. ARNOLD Mrs. Marion 72, of 365 Valencia Largo, died Thursday ijiway 31, i73j. Born in Leeds, England, here 13 years from Rocky Hill, jConn.
Member of Church of the Isles Congregational. Survivors include her husband, Raymond Largo; 1 daughter, Mrs. Audrey A. Tltcomb, Wethers-4ield, 3 grandchildren; 1 brother, imager Beaumont, tast Harttora, 1 sister, Mrs. Alfred Papineau, Rocky "Hill, Conn.
Funeral services will be tfield Saturday 11 a.m. at the Feaster "Largo Chapel, conducted by the Rev. "Thomas 0. Dekle, Pastor Church of the "Isles Congregational. Interment will be -tn the Rose Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill, conn.
Friends may call today a "the Chapel i to p.m. FEASTER LARGO CHAPEL 206 1st Ave. SW Largo Phone 584-7681 BAKER Mrs. Rose, 74, 8538 109th Way N. Seminole, passed away Thursday, May 31, 1973.
Born in New York City "she came here 4 years ago from Rock- away, N.J. Surviving are her husband, George Baker, two daughters, Jean and Joice, Lincoln Park, N.J. and Barbara 'Cusanelll, Sayreville, N.J. and 2 broth ers Lewis and Joseph Contrlaldi both of Rockaway, N.J. A funeral service will be conducted Monday morning June 4 at "10 o'clock from the Lewis w.
Mohn Funeral Home, 9700 Seminole Blvd. with the Rev. John E. Daniel of Aldersaate Methodist Church officiating. In-, ferment will follow In Memorial Park.
The family will receive friends at the funeral home Saturday evening from 7 to 9 o'ciock ana Sunday atiernoon and -evening. MOHN FUNERAL HOME SEMINOLE 393-3481 BOWL BY Charles, 68, 3303 55th Ave, St. Petersburg, died Wednesday, -Wlay 30, 1973. Born In Clinton, N.J., 'resident here 6 years coming from Pittstown, N.J. He was a security guard the Bay Area private ponce.
He at tended the First Methodist Church of "Pinellas Park. Survived by his wife, Mahala E.t 2 brothers, Joseph, and Harry, both of Washington, N.J. "stepdaughters, Mrs. Beatrice Bassett, Hammonton, N.J., Mrs. Bernlce Don Jielly.
Willlngboro, N.J. Friends may call at the Osgood-uoud Funeral Home, 1691 Park Blvd. this afternoon and eve--nlna from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. where funeral services will be held Saturday June 2 at 10 a.m. with the Rev.
Harold E. Burns officiating. Interment will be CLEVELAND Wesley M. Cleveland, age II, husband of Irma Cleveland, passed Other Deaths Of Note Walter F. Rockwell, 73, former director of the Rockwell International Co.
and a longtime Detroit industrialist, died Wednesday in Grosse Pointe, Mich. Mr. Rockwell was born and educated in Boston, holding bachelor's and master's degree's from Tufts University, which gave him an honorary doctoral degree in 1945. two sheriff's deputies and a jailer. Swilley said he, "would welcome a complete investigation by the Sheriff's Department, providing they would give us a fair investigation," and also would welcome investigations by the state attorney's office and a grand jury.
Swilley and Largo Public Relations Director William Doniel met with a Times reporter Thursday in Swilley's office to go over police reports, some written after newspaper accounts of the incident came out Wednesday, and to discuss the results of a retracing of the events that led up to the arrest. POLICE PERSONNEL went back to the scene with a stop watch and compiled a map showing the movements of the victim, and two police officers and three teenage members of the police auxiliary, who were to keep the woman under surveillance. The secondary investigation was an effort to prove that the victim, a 32-year-old Largo woman, was not out of the officers' sight long enough for the rape to have occurred. Swilley said that a total of 33 minutes elapsed between the time the woman came into the police station on her way to meet the caller until the arrest occurred. He said the victim was out of sight of the officers for a maximum of four minutes, a figure in conflict the "five to 15 minutes" cited by a sheriff's deputy who arrived at the scene shortly after the arrest.
It also conflicts with a report by one of the Largo policemen, Robert Hall, who says he saw a man inside the nearby Ridgecrest Elementary school complex after losing sight of the woman and, "I started to approach the school about five minutes later and advised officer (Bruce) Motts that I still hadn't seen her. "HE ALSO said he did not Marriage Licenses APPLICATIONS Franklin D. Hudson" and Debra A. Reiter, Clearwater. Kenneth N.
Smith and Rita J. Koon, St. Petersburg. John W. Dilts, Pinellas Park, and Anna M.
Milbrandt, Clearwater. Robert M. Barnett and Madeline C. Calderone, Tampa. Scott T.
Goodpasture and Jacquelyn C. Tazelaar, Clearwater. Leonard H. McBride. Palm Harbor, and Freida Y.
Gri-der, Clearwater. Brian R. Dessauer and Julie A. Gasparek, St. Petersburg.
Martin C. Hauser, Indian Rocks Beach, and Nancy J. Blake, Clearwater. Frederick R. Strickland, Clearwater, and Cheryl A.
Majercik, Largo. James T. Tailey. Philadelphia, and Bertha A. Largo.
Jodie Sanders, St. Petersburg, and Annie B. Butler, Largo. Jesse M. Battle and Joyce A.
Gunter, Tampa. Jack A. Hiller, Valparaiso, and Jessie L. Venturing Indian Recks Beach. Dissolutions Of Marriage APPLICATIONS Lorraine and Smith.
John V. and Marian Williams. Irma and Clarence J. Taylor. Catherine and Ralph Pan-eggiante.
Shirley and Bernard J. Martin. Sandra and Rod A. fa*gan. Edna and George M.
Police Rape PlllJil North Funeral Home, Tarpon Springs In charge of arrangements. Spartanburg, S.C., Thursday (May 31, 1973). Moss Dunedin Chapel. SMALL McKINLEY, 1901 31st St. St.
Petersburg, retired construction worker, 48-year resident, Thursday (May 31, 1973). Creal Funeral Home. STEAD, WALTER, 67, of 10005 Bay Pines St. Petersburg, retired maintenance man for Admiral Farragut Academy Thursday (May 31, 1973). Baynard Thompson Seminole Beach Memorial Funeral Home.
STOFFER, MELVIN DALE, 69, of 1000 Marine Parkway, New Port Richey, retired purchasing agent, Union Hospital, Dover, Ohio, Thursday (May 31, 1973). North Funeral Home, New Port Richey. MRS. ADELAIDE, 81, of 521 69th St. Petersburg, Thursday (May 31, 1973).
Simmons Funeral Home. WHITE, MRS. MARILYN ANN, 51, of 7325 Bay St. Petersburg Beach, Wednesday (May 30, 1973). Gulf Memorial Funeral Homes, South Pasadena Chapel.
WILLIAMSON, MRS. MARTHA 93, of 1185 25th St. St. Petersburg, Wednesday (May 30, 1973). John S.
Rhodes, East Chapel. WOJTASIK, NICK, 67, of 5033 17th Ave. St. Petersburg, retired beef boner for the Wisconsin Packing Thursday (May 31, 1973). John S.
Rhodes, West Chapel. Swarts to ignore the newspaper criticism. IN OTHER action, the authority voted to request assistance for the authority's Chesapeake Villas 215 program approved for FHA loans. Gabe Cazares of the Neighbors explained the group's counselling program that has helped people with previous bad credit ratings get approval for participation in the 235 program. Cazares expressed concern that President i n's 18-month moratorium on pub day and Saturday 10 to a.m.
at Seminole Beach Memorial Chapel, 5100 Seminole Blvd. SERVICES Funeral services will be conducted from the Chapel of Seminole Beach Memorial Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, with Rev. Donald M. Mackey officiating. Interment will follow in Memorial Park Cemetery.
BAYNARD-THOMPSON SEMINOLE BEACH MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME VAUGHAN Mrs. Elsbeth H. Vaughan died Tuesday, May 29 at her home, 316 Fourth Ave. No. She was the widow of Dr.
Victor C. Vaughan Jr. of Detroit, Michigan. Mrs. Vaughan was born in Switzerland and emigrated to the United States as a small child with her parents, who settled In Duluth, Minn.
She was educated in Duluth public schools and graduated from the Farand Training School for Nurses at Harper Hospital, Detroit, Mich. She had a long and interesting career In the nursing fields, more than fifty years of which was with the American National Red Cross Nursing Services. She served in many areas in the United States and in Europe. She was awarded the Florence Nightingale medal for distinguished service In nursing for work accomplished In Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Poland and Czechoslovakia during the post WW I period. Mrs.
Vaughan was a member of the United Liberal Church of St. Petersburg. She is survived by a niece, Mrs. Lawrence Garity of Mankato, a nephew, Ronald D. Burnett, Tulsa, Oklahoma; a brother-in-law, Dr.
Henry F. Vaughan, Ann Arbor, and several nephews of her late husband. Memorial services were held at Leisure Manor. John S. Rhodes East Chapel in charge of arrangements.
WOJTASIK Nick Woltaslk, age 67, hus band of Adeline Rydzewski Woltasik, passed away Thursday, May 31. He resided at 5033 17th Ave. coming here 10 months ago from Greenfield, Wise. Also survived by daughter, Mrs. Laurel Martinsek, Greenfield; three sons: Larry, New Orleans, George, New York City, Joseph, Los Angeles, two sisters: Mrs.
Florence Sedar, Wau-sau, Mrs. Estelle Sanofski, Chicago; two brothers: Edward Ways, Park Ridge, Bill Wytaslk, Elm-hurst, III. Friends may call at Rhodes West Chapel, 9O0-49th St. where Wake Service will be held, Friday evening, June 1 at 6:30 o'clock. Mass of the Resurrection will be celebrated Saturday monrlng, June 2 at 9:00 o'clock at The Cathedral of St.
Jude The Apostle. Interment will be local. IN MEM0RIAM John Mann June 1, 1972 In loving and cherished memory of our beloved husband, father and grandfather who went to God one year ago today. You left many beautiful memories, and a sorrow too great to be told. But to us who loved and lost you, your memory will never grow old.
Always a silent sorrow, many a silent tear. But always a beautiful thought of the one we held so drar. God gave us strength to bear It, courage to take the blow, But what It meant to lose you. No one will ever know. Sadly missed by wife, children and owner-operator of a dry cleaning firm, Wednesday (May 30, 1973).
North Funeral Home, Holiday. JOHNSON, MRS. EVA 68, of 718 New Jersey Clearwater, Wednesday (May 30, 1973). Moss Lakeside Chapel. JOKUBAITIS, JOSEPH, 70, of 2615 58th St.
Gulfport, retired maintenance man for a newspaper, Wednesday (May 30, 1973). J. Douglas Baird Funeral Home. JONES, SAMUEL 77, of 2200 37th St. St.
Petersburg, retired salesman, Lan-dis Machine Detroit, Thursday (May 31, 1973). R. Lee Williams Funeral Home. LAMMERS, HENRY, 77, of 1441 Nebraska Palm Harbor, retired painter, Wednesday (May 30, 1973). Padgett Funeral Home, Holiday.
MAXWELL, MRS. PAUL- INE 81, of 4984 48th Ave. Tr. St. Petersburg, Thursday (May 31, 1973).
R. Lee Williams Funeral Home. MAYNARD, CONNIE 57, of 1409 Georgia Palm Harbor, retired heavy equipment operator with the Pinellas County School Board, Thursday (May 31, 1973). Moss Dunedin Chapel. McGILVERY, WILLIAM 2817 Dartmouth Ave.
St. Petersburg, retired banker, Pittsfield, Maine, Thursday (May 31, 1973). John 'S. Rhodes, East Chapel. McKEEN, FRANK.
71, of 2017 Princeton Dune- Housing Tlmei Staff Writer CLEARWATER Clearwater Housing Authority members, operating without a chairman since the resignation of Lee Barbee May 10, agreed Thursday to wait until a e's replacement is named before filling the leadership post. Meanwhile, Vice Chairman Paul Wade will continue as acting chairman. Authority Director Sandra Swarts had said the board should select a chairman because of documents that need signing. Funeral away Tuesday, May 29. He resided at 5710 6th Ave.
coming here 15 years ago from Park Ridge, III. Also survived by one son, Ray, Park Ridge, III. and two grandchildren. Friends may call at Rhodes West Chapel, 900 49th St. where services will be conducted by Reverend Walter W.
Cawthorne, Saturday afternoon, June 2, 1973 at 2:30 o'clock. Interment will be in Memorial Park Cemetery. JOHNSON Mrs. Eva 68, New Jersey Clearwater passed away Wednesday In Gulfport, Fla. Born In eienvine, G.
resident or Clearwater so years from Glenvllle. Member of the Pentecostal Church. Survived by 4 sons. Earl Dorchester, Paul Largo, James Clearwater, Anthony Havre De Grace, Md.j 3 daughters, Mrs. Clarence W.
(Lilla Mae) Pickett, Danville, Mrs. Willie (Winifred) Parker, Pinellas Park, Mrs. Charlie C. (Lois) Pynes, Clearwater, 23 grandchildren, and 3 great grandchildren; 1 sister, Mrs. Bertie Walker, Her-deeville, S.C.
Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at the First Pentecostal Holiness Church, Clearwater. Burial will follow In Largo Cemetery. Moss Lakeside Chapel, Clearwater in charge of arrangements. McCASLIN Mrs.
Winifred M. McCas- lin, 74, 1025 25th Ave. N. died Wednesday morning after an Illness. Native of Long Island City, N.Y.
resident here from Fonda, N.Y. 24 years and a Presbyterian. Survived by a son, George C. McCaslin a brother, William McGrath, both of St. Petersburg; a sister, Mrs.
Betty Noble, Westfield, and 5 grandchildren. Services private and Interment Townsend House Ceme tery, Spring Lake, Fla. Fred H. Ken- field Funeral Home, (200 Pasadena Ave. McKENZIE Mrs.
Helen 68, 630 5th Ave. S. died Tuesday May 29, born in New York City, moved here 27 years ago trom East Rochester, N.Y. A re tired medical secretary. A member of the Catholic Daughters of Americe, Court St.
Anne. Friends may call this evening from to 8 p.m. at the C. James Mathews Funeral Home, 2025 9th St. S.
where there will be wake service this evening at 7 p.m. Funeral Mass will be celebrated Saturday June 2 at 9 a.m. at St. Josephs Church. Entombment In Calvary Cemetery.
MESEROLE Mr. William 79, of St. Petersburg, passed away May 30 at state college, pa. He was born Dec. 28, 1893 In Brooklyn, N.Y.
He was formerly president of tne eaiunger-Meseroie Co. of Philadelphia, and following World War I worked with Herbert Hoo ver on the Food Relief Program for European countries. He studied paint ing and sculpture In Paris and Rome ana was awarded the Prix de Rome. He Is survived by 2 sons, Harrison 381 Park Lane, State College, and William H. 15216 Manor Lake Drive, Rockville, Md.i 2 brothers, Ar chibald Lancaster, and Hollls Fort Lauderdale, and 4 grand- children.
Private funeral services will be held In State College, Pa. June 5 at I p.m. at the Koch Funeral Home. In lieu of flowers memorial conations may be made to the American Cancer Socie- see her and I saw him approach the school. In an effort to look "inconspicuous," Motts was playing football with the three auxiliary members at the Ridgecrest playground and Hall pretended to fish in Taylor Park, apparently not seeing a prearranged hand signal given by the victim before she disappeared from sight behind some buildings in the school complex, where she reported she was raped.
In his report, Motts said "While on the playground I observed a black male near the northwest corner of the northwest building of (the) school. The subject was looking toward Taylor Park and motioning. Subject appeared to be motioning for someone in Taylor Park to come toward him," Motts said. HE SAID the officers lost visual contact with both the woman and the suspect, attempted to sight her again, then headed toward the school. When they neared, the woman screamed and the youth attempted to flee.
One of the policemen fired a shot into the ground and the youth was arrested. Motts quoted Deputy William Logan, who arrived on the scene shortly after the incident and who filed the original sheriff's department report, as asking what the situation was and when Motts explained they had captured a rape suspect, Logan said "You should have shot that nigg*r." The deputy was responding to a report of a gunshot in an unincoporated area. DONIEL AND Swilley bath said there has been a squabble between some members of sheriff's department and Largo police that may have precipitated Logan's report, which was critical of Largo police's handling of the incident. Elizabeth and J. Peter Mar-inelli.
Marjorie and Gary M. Aescht. Mable and Thomas L. McClellan. Phillip E.
and Diane Ewald. Julia and William C. Miller. Roger R. and Theresa Deal.
Dean M. and Phyllis Parker. Oliver and Mary Little. Patricia and Marshall L. Rindahl.
Julia and Hayward E. Bryant. FINAL DISSOLUTIONS John A. and Alberta Webb. Alfred and Kathryn Molli.
William W. and Eunice Rob ertson. Bearm and Aldona Biggs. Benjamin S. and Mable Jennings.
David J. and Lucy F. Cado-gan. Jimmie A. Sr.
and Emily Jessee. Charlie and Susan Newman. Michael Sr. and Louise Boggi. James E.
and Emmalee Camplin. Theadore E. and Patricia Comadoll. ANNULMENTS Joseph E. and Sarah D.
Lambertson. Births MORTON PLANT HOSPITAL Mr. ami Mrs. Daviil E. Reed, 8335 Seminole Seminole, a girl, 7 pounds 51-; ounces, 2:02 a.m.
May 30. SI COAST HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. David Bower, 6442 28th Ter. St.
Petersburg, a girl, 7 pounds 4 ounces, 6:47 p.m. Mav 30. BAYFKONT MEDICAL Mr. ami Mrs. Randy Aunian, 8817 95th Terrace Largo, a boy, 5 pounds, 14 ounces, 8:12 a.m.
May 31., By VERNON KIRBY 01 Tht Time Stall LARGO Police Chief Ros-coe Swilley says a woman his men were keeping under surveillance while she met an obscene phone caller Sunday could not have been raped but Pinellas County Sheriff's Department- officials say, "There is no doubt in our mind" that the rape occurred. "My own interpretation I don't feel that this was a -rape. I feel that this woman went there she was mad at this individual I think she was (on) a personal vendetta against this man," Swilley said. SHERIFF'S Department Maj. Herman Vincent said, "There's not a question in our mind that she was pentrated and that's why he was charged with rape." Vincent said the charge against a 15-year-old boy was based on a report by the medical examiner.
Swilley indicated Thursday that the release by the Sheriff's Department of information about Largo's handling of the case was motivated by a squabble between officers from the two departments, intensified by two recent incidents that led to the firings of lic housing construction "is killing housing here." "Even if the program is restored in the next six months it will be hard to get the developers to come back here," he said, explaining the efforts put forth in getting developers in this area to build the 235 program houses originally. As to Barbee Towers, the high-rise, low-rent housing project at Druid Road and Garden Avenue, there are some minor corrections that must be made before the project can be accepted from the builder. Armed Robber Gets 100 Years In Prison TAMPA (UPI) McGeehan was Thomas, sentenced Thursday to 100 years in state prison for armed robbery. He and his wife Barbara were convicted of taking $156 from a lounge here Feb. 6.
A pre-sentence investigation was ordered for Mrs. McGeehan. Circuit Judge Harry Lee Coe handed down the stiff sentence after Assistant State Atty. Wayne Timmerman told the court that McGeehan had three prior forgery convictions in Ohio. Editorials Page 23-A ADVERTIsem*nT FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS P0SN0 FLOWERS 347-1219 Pasadena Ave.
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N. Since 1934 FTD Delivery Master Cha-BankAmericard 622-4529 of pinellas DARWIN Frank suggested asking Mayor Everett Hougen to appoint a member immediately so the board can "get about it's business." PRIOR to her comments Mrs. Swarts handed out what she referred to as the "bible that tells you what your duties are." Board members apparently interpreted Mrs. Swarts remarks as defense against recent news articles indicating that some city officials prefer a more experienced professional director to head the program and Frank told Mrs. Notices MOYER Frank Sidney 67, 1043 59th Ave.
N. died Wednesday, May 30, 1973. Born In Pittsburgh, Pa. Here 13 years trom Oak Park, III. Mr.
Moyer was office manager for Aluminum Metals Inc. A member of Bethel Evangelical Lutheran Church and past master of Pleiades Masonic Lodge No. 418 F.tA.M., Chicago, III. Survivors include his wife, Helen L. Moyer; daughter, Mrs.
Louise A. Culotta, both of St. Petersburg; son, Frank S. Moyer III, Rockford, and 5 grandchildren. Fu neral Service will be held Saturday at iu a.m.
at the Anderson-McQueen Funeral Home with the Rev. Terrv D. Kinney officiating. Interment will follow In Memorial Park Cemetery. The family requests that in lieu of flowers con tributions be made to the Debt Retirement Fund of Bethel Evangelical Lu theran Church.
Friends may call Fri day from 34om at the Anderson- McQueen Funeral Home, 2201 9th St. OBERSON Mrs. Henrietta 75, died Wednesday May 23, 1973. Born In Port land, Maine and moved to St. Peters burg 14 years go from Canada.
She was a retired clerk with Canadian Na tional Railroads. She Is survived by her unr, wrs. Margaret Tnurston, port- land. Funeral services will be held today at 2 p.m. at the R.
Lee Williams Funeral Home, 49th St. and 35th Ave. N. with Fr. Edward Mulligan official Ing.
Interment will follow In Sylvan AODey Lemetery. SCHAAF Cornelius A. Services for Mr. Schaaf, 85, of 4710 Bay St. N.E Apt.
207, will be conducted 2pm Satur day at Suncoast Funeral Chapels North Chapel, Rev. Earle Rabb officiating. Mr. schaaf passed away May 31, 1973 Born In Grand Rapids, here years from St. Clair Shores, Mich.
He was a retired tumor high school teach er. Mr. Schaaf Is survived by his wife, Esther, St. Petersburg; 2 sons, Lyman Schaaf, Royal Oak, and Philip schaaf, Grosse Pointe Woods, Mich. one granddaughter, Leanne Schaaf.
VISITATION Friends may call Saturday 1 to 2 p.m. SUNCOAST FUNERAL CHAPELS, Inc. NORTH CHAPEL 7000 4th St. N. Phone 525-1161 SKINNER Vernon D-, 5906 34th Ave.
N. St. Petersburg. Memorial services for Mr. Veron D.
Skinner will be at 2:30 p.m., Sunday June 3, at the Pil grim congreoat one Church, 6315 Can tral Ave. The Rev. George Iheiting STEAD Walter, 47, of 10005 Bay Pines St. Petersburg, passed eway Thursday, May 31. Born In Wakefield.
England, came to this county 65 years ago from there. He was a resident of St. Petersburg for II years coming from North Andover. Mass. Member of Seminole United Methodist Church and the Cochlchewick Masonic Lodge He was a retired maintenance man for Admiral Farragut Academy.
SURVIVORS Wife, Mary; a daughter, Mrs. Donald (June) cookson, Seminole and 4 grand- cniiaren. VISITATION Friends may call from 7 to p.m. Frl grandsons..
