The Coral Gables Times

14 CORAL GABLES TIMES Thursday, March 22, 1962

Deaths in the Gables Charles E. Small, Was Life Guard

Funeral for Charles E. Small 35, of 1556 Murcia Ave., was held Tuesday in Lithgow's Coral Way Center. He died Saturday. He came here 16 years ago from West Palm Beach. He was an assistant pool manager and life guard at the North Miami municipal pool, and at one time was a member of the University of Miami swimming team. He was a Korean war veteran. Surviving are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Small, and a sister and a brother, all of Miami.

John P. Dolan Of Sidonia Ave.

Requiem mass was held Thursday morning of last week at the Church of the Little Flower for John P. Dolan, 49, of 110 Sidonia Ave., who died Monday. Services were that evening at G. D. Peden Bird Road Funeral Home. Mr. Dolan came here 15 years ago from New York. Surviving is a son, Peter Dolan Jr.

Mass Held For Claire Kazmark

Requiem mass for Mrs. Claire Kazmark, 57, of 2615 Alhambra Cir., who died Monday were held Monday at 9:30 a.m. at St. Patrick's Catholic Church. She came here 10 years ago from Buffalo and was a librarian at the Miami Shores Public Library. There are no local survivors.

John B. Lomax, Was 96 Years

Funeral was held yesterday (Wednesday) at Combs Coral Gables Funeral home for John B. Lomax, 96, of 5317 Orduna Dr., who died Monday. He came here 18 years ago from Philadelphia and was a retired machinist. Surviving are a son, Dr. Joseph Lomax, a daughter, Miss Mary Lomax; and two grandchildren, all of Coral Gables.

Second Suspension Over Frat Pin

(Related story, page 1; editorial on page 4) For the second time within a week, a student of Coral Gables High School has been suspended for wearing fraternity insignia to school. Steve Schultz was readmitted last week after a short suspension. His parents had to co-sign a statement with him saying that he had resigned from the illegal organization. In accordance with the Florida law which makes fraternities not under the supervision of the high school illegal, Harry Rath, principal of Gables High, said that he merely acts as an agent to enforce the law. "We are in the business of teaching," the principal said Tuesday, "but when a student wears a pin right under our noses, he's a lawbreaker. "We don't have a detective system, but when we see a student wearing illegal insignia, we stop him." Suspensions are not punishments, Rath said. He explained that a student wearing a fraternity pin is in the school illegally. The student must sign a statement declaring his resignation from the group with his parents present at the school to co-sign it.

Colonel Collins' Funeral Is Today

Services for Lt. Col. Latham H. Collins, U.S. Army (Ret.) will take place at 11 a.m. today (Thursday) in Van Orsdel's Coral Gables Mortuary. He died Monday. Colonel Collins, who was 68 years of age, came here 27 years ago from Fort Riley, Kans. He was a member of the Military Order of World Wars of Coral Gables and the American Legion. Survivors include his wife, Hallie; a son; two daughters; five grand children; two brothers and one sister.

Struck By Auto At Matheson

An 11-year-old girl was struck by a car at the entrance to Matheson Hammock Park Sunday afternoon. Nancy Jane Bradford, of 5055 SW 102nd Ave., was treated at Baptist Hospital and released later. The driver, George E. Dameron, 22, of 19801 Franjo Rd., was not charged.

Births in Our Town

BIRTHS AT DOCTORS' HOSPITAL March 9 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Cohan, girl, 811 Parma Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Trifone, girl, 9520 SW 47th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Buck, girl, 212 Curtis Parkway. March 10 Mr. and Mrs. Myron Bimante, girl, 6321 SW 20th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Leon Berry, girl, 1067 NW 31st St.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pfleger, girl, 9335 SW 68th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lett, girl, 6409 Santona; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Keller, boy, 622 SW 78th Ave. March 11 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hartley, boy, 16313 SW 99th Pl.; Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Thompson, girl, 10419 SW 53rd St. March 11 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hartley, boy, 16313 SW 99th Pl.; Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Thompson, girl, 10419 SW 53rd St. March 12 Mr. and Mrs. Roger Conner, girl, 2343 SW 16th Terr. March 13 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Avick, girl, 9760 SW 75th St.;

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Mrs. Miller, 55, Of Michelangelo

Mrs. Virginia Miller, 55, 5701 Michelangelo St., died Wednesday morning in a local hospital. Funeral arrangements, which are incomplete, are being handled by Philbrick's of Coral Gables. Police reported she was found by her husband, Francis Miller, about 12:30 a.m. Wednesday in the yard. She had been shot in the head and a family revolver was lying beside her. The police said they presume the wound was self-inflicted. Death occurred five hours later.

Mrs. Waldhour's Rites in Georgia

Mrs. Anne L. Waldhour, 63, of 550 Valencia Ave., died March 16 in a local hospital after a short illness. Funeral was to be held at Savannah, Ga. Mrs. Waldhour and husband, Bartow, were part-time residents here for the past five years. A daughter, Miss E. Ardelle Waldhour of Coral Gables, is on the faculty at the University of Miami. Surviving in addition are two sisters and two brothers, from out of the city.

Cummins, 65, Lived on Manati

Services for Floyd Cummins, 65, of 1222 Manati Ave., who died Saturday were held Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. in Van Orsdel's Coral Gables Mortuary. He came here 15 years ago from Sullivan, Ind., and was a sales manager for a food products company. He leaves his wife, Beaulah; a son, Rbert and a daughter, Jeanne.

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Joseph Levitt Of Sevilla Ave.

Services were held Monday at Riverside Douglas Rd. Chapel for Joseph Levitt, 80 of 418 Sevilla Ave., who died Saturday. He came here 16 years ago from Philadelphia. Surviving are his wife, Yetta; three daughters, including Mrs. Beatrice Matter of the above address; four grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.