ANGOLA WOMAN, MAN DIE IN FLORIDA CRASH

	Two Angola persons were killed and four others were 
injured in a car-truck accident near Clewiston, Florida, on 
Tuesday, February 22.  The six were vacationing in Florida.
	The victims, Mrs. Verna May DeLancey, 64, and Lorin H. 
Waite, 65, both were dead on arrival at Henry General 
Hospital, Clewiston.
	Injured were Floyd DeLancey, husband of one of the 
victims, and Mrs. Esther Waite, wife of the other victim, 
along with another Angola couple, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dodge.  
Mr. Dodge was treated and released from the hospital the day 
of the accident, but the others are still confined to the 
Henry General Hospital.
	Funeral services for Mrs. DeLancey were conducted at 1 
p.m. Saturday at the Weicht Funeral Home.
	The Reverend Wayne Davis, pastor of the Flint and Helmer 
United Methodist Churches, officiated at the rites.  Interment 
followed in Circle Hill Cemetery.
	Mrs. DeLancey was born May 11, 1907.
	Survivors include her husband, Floyd; four daughters, 
Mrs. Georgia Manahan and Mrs. Janice Burroughs, both of 
Angola; Mrs. Leona Griffith, Manassas, Virginia; and Mrs. 
Linda Cather, San Antonio, Texas; 11 grandchildren; one great 
grandchild; and a brother, Shirley Sowles, of Angola.

The above information was found in Book #21 in the black notebvook 
collection, #1 through #2323, compiled by Audree Siebel Lewis, 
located at the Steuben County Library, Angola, Indiana.  The 
obituary published March 1, 1972, gave information for both Mrs. 
DeLancey and Mr. Waite.  They are separated here so that each one 
could have a page.