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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1979
Page
4
Mangett family, buyers of a coach converted into a home on wheels, describe a close knit network of like minded owners across the country. They face resident resistance from seniors in Englewood and plan to use the mobile home as a vacation base in the Florida Keys while seeking a three bedroom rental.
Several mailboxes were knocked down on Elinor Street in Englewood late Wednesday night. The Charlotte County sheriff's sub station reported the incident.
Venice Police Chief Ray Waymire warns residents that the Police Benevolent Association is not affiliated with the Venice Police Department and does not benefit the city. He says solicitors misuse the department’s name and may use obscenities during calls. The sheriff’s department also notes no official PBA ties.
Charles Martin Wesser Sr. of 216 Outer Drive Venice died May 31 1979 at Venice Hospital at age 86. A retired Nassau County detective 32 years he moved from Monroe New York to Venice 14 years ago. Survived by wife Martha two sons Charles Jr and Ralph a daughter Dolly a brother William and a nephew. Memorial services at Our Savior Lutheran Church Sunday at 9 30 am burial Monroe Cemetery New York Memorial gifts to church building fund. Ewing Funeral Home Venice in charge
Rotonda West resident Julius O. Thomas Jr. of 219 Caddy Rd. was named one of five veterans to receive a presidential certificate for outstanding community service at Memorial Day ceremonies planned for Port Charlotte Cultural Center. He was away, so the ceremony was postponed to a later date. the awards honor Vietnam Veterans Week observed May 28 through June 3 in local communities.
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