Arizona Daily Star from Tucson, Arizona • Page 6

I THE ARIZONA DAILY STAR SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1961 SIX SECTION A Tucson Driver Is Acquitted In Accident George B. White, 67, yesterday was found innocent of a charge of failure to remain at the scene of an accident. The brief trial was held without a jury before Superior Court Judge John F. Molloy. White, of 233 E.

Waverly was arrested last June and accused of failing to remain at the scene after his car allegedly struck a pedestrian at S. 6th Ave. and 22nd St. White, who was defended by Atty. Darrel G.

Brown, claimed that he did not know his vehicle had struck someone. According police, he was stopped a short distance away by a motorist who had seen the accident. Cases of measles and whooping cough in one recent year were almost 50 per cent greater than a year before, I but the death rate was low. LANGERS for all your floral needs. 60 E.

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LUMBER CO. OBITUARIES ABBIE CHEW Mrs. Abbie M. Chew, 86, of 3844 E. Ft.

Lowell died Friday at her home. A retired nurse, she was a resident of Tucson for 17 years, having come from Gerring, Neb. She is survived by three nephews and two nieces. Friends may call at the Arizona Mortuary this afternoon and evening. Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m.

tomorrow at the mortuary with the Rev. William Hobbs officlating. The body will be sent to Murray, Iowa, for services and burial. THURMAN L. ZIMMERMAN Thurman L.

Zimmerman, 49, of 615 W. Alturas died Thursday at Tucson Medical Center. An electrician, Mr. Zimmerman came to Tucson one and a half years ago from Columbus, Ohio. He is survived by his wife, Erma; two sons, Ronald Chandler, and Dennis Columbus; his mother, Mrs.

Florence Long; a sister, Mrs. Hazel Schnieder, and a brother, Arthur, all of Columbus, and four grandchildren. He was a member of the IBEW Local No. 570 in Tucson. Funeral services will be held a.m.

Monday at the Arizona Mortuary with Dr. Hayden Sears of the Catalina Methodist Church officiating. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. HERMAN H. BROWN Herman H.

Brown, 58, of 522 N. Campbell died yesterday at Tucson Medical Center. A Tucson resident for four, years, N.C. he came from Hillsboro, He was a retired ice and coal dealer and life-long member of the Hillsboro Methodist Church. He is survived by his wife, Roberta; a son, Herman, Philadelphia; a daughter, Joyce, Tucson; two sisters, Maude Brown, Hillsboro and Mrs.

Marjorie Matteson, Greensboro; three brothers, Edward, Jacksonville, N.C., Lucius and Randolph, Hillsboro. Friends may call at the Arizona Mortuary from 4 to 6 p.m. tomorrow. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at the mortuary with the Rev.

Dale Hewitt of Trinity Presbyterian Church officiating. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. The family suggests that memorial contributions be made to the Heart Fund. CLIFFORD McKINSTRY Clifford McKinstry, 53, of 4761 E. San Francisco died Thursday at home.

He was a Tucson resident for 10 years, having come from Viroqua, Wis. Mr. McKinstry, a carpenter, is survived by his wife, Roberta; two sons, Ronald, Lake Charles, and David DeLap, Fairport, N.Y.; two daughters, Mrs. Sharon Olson, Excelsior, and Mrs. Jarlene Baah, Minneapolis; two step-sons, Robert Frank, Winona, and William Frank, Minnesota; three stepdaughters, Mrs.

James Carney and Mrs. Maxine Tanner, both of Norfolk, and Mrs. David Stump, Tucson; three sisters, Mrs. Cecil Olson, Viroqua, Mrs. Alvah Hayden, Gays Mills, and Mrs.

Albert Wrobel, Houston, and three grandchildren. Arrangements will be announced by Adair Funeral Home. LOUIS SPOTTS LOUIS SPOTTS Louis Spotts, 66, of 1501 N. 2nd died Thursday at St. Mary's Hospital.

A retired civil service employe, he came to Tucson 17 years ago Two Freed Of Narcotic Charge from Nebraska. He was a veteran of World War II, a member of the American Legion and BPOE 385. Mr. Spotts is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Carol Lou Planeta, Phoenix, Mrs.

Birdie June Fish, Warroad, Mrs. Evelyn Faye Fish, Minneapolis, and Mrs. Mary Manley, Buena Park, a son, George Louis Spotts, a brother, Clarence Sun City, Ariz. Funeral services will be conducted at the Reilly Funeral Home chapel at 11 a.m. today with burial in Evergreen Cemetery.

The Elks will officiate at the services. MIRAN L. JEFFREY Miran L. Jeffrey, 50, of Lambertville, died yesterday at a local rest home. He was a resident of Tucson for two weeks.

The body will be sent to Temperance, by Palms Mortuary for services and burial. JOHN F. McLAUGHLIN John F. McLaughlin, 54, of 2771 W. Roadrunner died Friday at Pima County Hospital.

A Tucson resident for 11 years, he came from Mulberry, Kan. He is survived by his wife, Lorraine; three daughters, Mrs. Grace Ann Brown, Miami, Mrs. Cheryl Buehler and Miss Patricia McLaughlin, both of Tucson; two sons, James and Jonnie, mother, Mrs. Annie McLaughlin, Mulberry; a brother, Frank, Chicago, and three grandchildren.

Friends may call at the Tucson Mortuary tomorrow (Sun.) between 4 and 9 p.m. Funeral arrangements will be announced. Club Announces Winners At Cards Winners of the duplicate bridge game Thursday night at the Tucson Bridge Club are N-S, 1, Mrs. Frank Larned and 1 Horace Brannen; 2, Mrs. Luetta Sheridan and' Al Cannerts; E-W, 1, Mrs.

Germaine Monteux and Ed Raymond; 2nd place tie, Mrs. Helen Campbell and Bob Campbell and Mrs. Horace Brannen and Mrs. Alcinda Stebbins. Winners of the Friday game were: N-S, 1, Ed Raymond and George Clements; 2, Mrs.

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George Clements. A cubic foot of bituminous coal weighs about 81 pounds. George Oros Yribe and Joe Ybarra have been acquitted by a Superior Court jury of a charge of unlawfully selling a narcotic drug. The men were arrested Feb. 16.

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