The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • 32

MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES Wednesday. August II, 1VQ ANNOUNCEMENTS TITE CINCINNATI FNQIIKER ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS nrk. in Got Wan-r lTtf Pr. rear Hiltnn I (,. i a I wofk in Faa on Writer 'ar Kieefr, tn ti.

Gear 4 i- BF.HRENDT Ze'rtha Mae (nca Adorns), beloved wite ot Walter Br-nrentft, dear mother of Rosalie Senree, Bafcetta Aborts, Lathy Bernhard, Thomas, t.noa. Steven, and Michelle, daugh How Much i Death. Funerals Merrill, 10, LTC Faculty For 1 1 Years ter of William and Mena Aaams.i sister of Dena Saoo. Mary Ann: k'lqore. Carol Parker, HersLhel.i Ivan, trvin, John and Pattv aiso survived bv five grandchildren; I Monoay, August 10, 1970; resi-l dence, 11640 Thistlehill Love-land, Ohio.

Services, Tufts Funeral Home, Loveland, Ohio, Wednesday, August 12 at 1 P. M. Visitation, S'atda'd. Will snare penses. Ul 6JI-65J6.

NtvV TRIANDtRAN BRA by Pennvrrh, custom fit, new low prices. 733-1 c. PENNYRIGH BRAS 40o OFF Discontinued style. Call 733-1995 PARKING AVAILABLE BY THE MONTH N. E.

Corner Front and Central, S5 per month Also Pike and Front, $5 month. Near Stadium. A VW special, $12 mo. at N. E.

mr Parkway and Vince. 241-1490, 762- btuuvDiru aim cvubda' crfc ooKt mm Tuesday, 5-9 P. M. BERGER Ralph dear brother of Mrs. Mane Carlier, Eugene J.

and Robert J. Berger; Monday August 10, 1970, at Clinton Memorial Hospital; residence, Fayettevilli, Ohio. Friends may call at the Thompson Funeral Home, Mt. Orab after 4 noes a funeral cost? at our funeral home you decide Custom fit bras, girdles swim wear 761-3991 62KJ607 PIANO INSTRUCTIONS Northern Ky. a-ca.

Taking new students. Call 342-9016 after 5:30 P. M. P. M.

WrtnM(W Bmumi Mir. Mass, St. Patrick Church, Favette- ville; Thursday, August 13 at 10 LOST AND FOUND mm w. Rosary prayers, Wednesday at 8 P. M.

FOUND Male Hug Bulldog. Call 251-5799. BIANCHI See White Assunta Notice. iOST Brown Airedale, Amberley area. Aug.

10. Answers to Binker, silver collar with name. Reward. 631- BROOK Louiis of 1809 Section Rd. helnweW hitchjnH Umni dear brother of Meyer and Frank DA1.

i oiw anu Hi loie JCR BTOOK. iftvina inn nf th lat 9778. LOST -Pavilion Fuller, Auqust 8 9, 10:45 Dobermen Pinscher, male. 8 651-2664 LOST 6 oranqe male; Deer, field Rd. in Blue Ash.

Very unhaoDv rhild offers reward. 891-2000. LOST Mala Siamese car. 9 months old, Sealpoint, Mt. lookout area, no lolfar.

reward. 321-6606. Rose Brook. Service Weil Funeral noime, jwi KMOing Wednesday AltMKt 19 Mt I U.nu. rial, contributions to trie Veteran's nospirai would be appreciated.

DAXGELMEIER I i act r. We have a funeral service in every price range. Our prices are plainly marked at all times and there are no hidden extras. The following breakdown shows what funerals have cost others Wil iam beloved huthand nf Geo Pat Dangelmeier (nee Hinds), IVJi-kai, uiflxun mm wtn'9 stripes, 1 yr. Edqemont-Roselawn Please call-child's pet LOST Mt.

Washington area, Grey, hound, fawn, male, has collar on with name Slim. Cal 232-3412. Reward. LOST-Chihuatiua Pom mined, female oevoieo ororner or Mrs. Arm Taylor and Lawrence (Hank) Dangel meier.

dear uncle of Mrs. Lois Ann Schibley, James L. Taylor, Fred Jack Weiner and Harold I. Daughtery; residence, 61 1 Taylor Bellevue, Tuesday, Au I is.ckl. PriceJIill 88.

471-72ir 112 0ST--German Shepherd, male, 5-mn. t. Auburn, reward. 1j l0ST-Wire fox terrier, blackwhiter An-X(2 wers to Reward. 7310631.

Woman's black billford. 8-10. Our 500 Most Recent Furerals Less than $400 $401 to $600 $601 to $800 $801 to $1000 Over $1000 Serving Over 100 Years WjOntario's Ridqt Store. Reward 731-6604 311 lOST-Boston 1 r. Black-wfiite, gust ii, iyu.

service Thursday, August 13, at the A. C. Dobbling Son Funeral Home, Bellevue, at 10 A. M. Visitation, Wednesday from 4 to 9 P.

M. If so desired, contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society Memorial Fund Northern Ky Unit, 505 East lOth Newport, Ky. 41071. Henry Barnes Looge 607 FiAM service Wednesday, 8 P. at mate, nonnern mils, oi-civo PARAKEET LOST." all yellow.

Answers to name of Sparky. Peace Grove area. REWARD. 521-1330. Wi HACK JOHNSON FUNERAL HOMES Ronald Allen Merritt, 40.

3440 Telford an assistant professor cf history at the University of Cincinnati, was killed Monday in a car-truck collision near Kansas City, Missouri. He had been on the UC faculty for 11 years and had earlier been office editor of Standard Publishing Company. He also served five years as minister of the Sardinia Church of Christ. He was a graduate of Cincinnati Bible Seminary and the University of Cincinnati. Surviving are his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Theodore R. Merritt, Washington C. a sister, Mrs. Orville (Carolyn) Dunlap, Washington C.

and his maternal grandmother, Mrs. John Hall, Newark, Ohio. There will be no service. The cremated remains will be buried in Washington Cemetery, Washington C. H.

A Memorial service will be held later under the direction of Gerstner-Kinzer Funeral Home, Washington Court House. Rose Alma Klatte Mrs. Rose Alma Klatte, 40, 1630 Beech Grove Green Township, died Tuesday at Holmes Hospital. She was a graduate of Good Samar- itan School of Nursing and a member of the Home Family Guild of St. Mary Hospital and the Good Samaritan Hospital Guild.

She is survived by her husband, Dr. Paul B. Klatte; two daughters, Monica and Jennifer; three sons, Paul, Stephen and Kevin, all at home: a Sister, Mrs. Jack (Mary Angela) Mc-Gowan, Cincinnati; a brother, John B. Pohlmann, Cincinnati; and her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. John H. Pohlmann, Cincinnati. Mass of the Resurrection will be celebrated 10:30 a.m. Thursday at St.

Antoninus Church, Delhi, under the direction of Harry Meyer Sons Funeral Home, 4989 Glenway Ave. L. Greenberg Services for David L. Greenberg, BA, 7740 Stillwell Rd will be 11 a.m. today at Weil Funeral Home, 3901 Reading with burial in Golf Manor Cemetery.

Mr. Greenberg died Monday at his home. He was a former real estate agent, in Cincinnati and a former Mason. Survivors are his wife, Sarah; four daughters, Miss Sylvia Greenberg, Mrs. Louis Kamper and Mrs.

Gus Schwartz, all of Cincinnati, and mi ivnvioi nume. DOWNING TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES Christopher Eric, beloved son of Paul and Anna Cropper Downing, oear brother of Kathy, Paul Jr. and 6111 Madison Road Madisonville Walnut Hills (309 E. McMillan Strut i lAAACON Has cars for D. C.

NYC. others. 621-4744. AARON DROVE, will you? Cars 'avail-able to any major city. Action Drivers exchanoemv rJnqton.54J.6995.

CARS TO: Wiimington, Delaware, Da-knta. Florida. Detroit. Wash. 0.

C. jmr uowning, oear grandson of James B. and Mary R. Cropper, and William K. and Cecelia A.

Downing; Monday, August 10, 1970; residence, 2512 Mariposa age one month. Angel Mass at Corpus Christt Church, New Thursday; August 13 at 9:30 A. M. Frienoa may call at the Neidhard Challenge Issued To Clancy By CHARLIE BAILET Enquirer Politics Reporter A TV debate challenge has been issued Rep. Donald D.

Clancy by his Democrat opponent Jerry Springer, charging Clancy with Inconsistency in his position on South Vietnam's famed "tiger cages." Springer sent a telegram to Clancy saying that although the latter was briefed on the "atrocities," during a recent trip to Vietnam as a member of the House Select Committee on Southeast Asia, he nevertheless has dismissed the allegations as something he "knows nothing about." The telegram said Springer would buy five minutes of TV time for a discussion of the issue by the two. Even if Clancy refuses the offer, Springer said, he will buy the time to talk alone about the Thieu-Ky regime's imprisonment of civilians. "The people of the Second District," he told Clancy, "have paid a high enough price, as have all Americans, to know the truth." Charging that Clancy has shown irresponsibility and little zeal in seeking facts about the Southeast Asian situation, Springer said South Vietnam's penal system could jeopardize the possibility of the Viet Cong's and North Vietnam's freeing of U. S. personnel and possibly result In "their continued mistreatment." He said also that repression by South Vietnam of political opposition "Harms the efforts at both peace negotiations and Vietnamization, the announced U.

S. policy for ending the war." SPRINGER CHARGED that as a member earlier this year of the House Investigation team Clancy walked out of a briefing in which a young Vietnam student was relating his experiences as a political prisoner in the Con Son Island camp where persons reportedly have been kept in "tieer cages" without sufficient food, water and health facilities. Soringer said that Clancy was one of three members of the committee who refused to go to Con Son to see conditions for themselves. At a morning press conference, Springer displayed news stories relating to Clancy's actions and a July 1 copy of the Congressional Record in which Ohio's Sen. Stephen M.

Young said, in reference to the Con Son prison, "It is stated that Representative Clancy, Republican of Ohio, upon his return to my state said 'This is something I know nothing Springer also had a document which he said was a July 7 statement by Thomas R. Harkin, former staff member of the Select Committee on Southeast Asia. In it, Harkin said he had resigned from the committee for two reasons: A majority of the committee which Harkin said was "led around by the nose" by the U. S. military in Vietnam attempted to do nothing but a superficial investigation of U.

S. involvement In that country, and that the story on Con Son's "tiger cages" was suppressed. Clancy, in Washington on congressional duties, was unavailable for comment on Springer's charges. MIDDEHDORF. JOHN N.

SONS 917 Mam. Ky. 431-1718 1 E. 12. Ky.

431 0096 Funeral Home, 7401 Hamilton V. Auto Driveaway Co. 621-8384 GOING on a trip? Moving? Ship your car. fly in comfort. AAAC0N AUTO TRANSPORT.

621-4744 FREE" TRANSPORTATION TO LAS VEGAS. FOR ONE LADY. 581-3430. RIDE WANTED-From Euclid and Wi-charl or Euclid and Kenwood) 8 5, to the Creek Rd. Are.

Call 891-1860. Busse Borpann Co. 681-1343 Central Parkway and Clifton Hills Ave. mi. neauny; Wednesday from 7 to 9 P.

M. DRYER Romilda Martin, widow of Charles Dryer, dear mother of Mrs. Francis iShiney) Mountel, dear grandmother of Setn and Nathaniel Mmmt.l. Muehlenkamp-Erschell 261-8093 Newport. Ft.

Thomas. Devton Rebold Funeral Home W. Mack Johnson Funeral Homes WALNUT HILLS 1309 E. McMillan St WO 1-0474 MADISONVILLE 6111 Madison Rd. BR 1-0203 Established 1836 FARM AND PRODUCE CITY AVE.

1 uurrni 1712 0UEEN GLENM0RE AVE. M0 1-6200 PEACHES GILLIGAN 'homes'" SCHMIDT-DHONAU JHAR0NVILLE 2926Woodburn 961-7851 READING 821-2777 B2 1-2777 0Me oi years. Friends may call at the Chas. A. Miliar Sons Funeral Home, Hamilton Ave.

at Knowlton Northside; Wednesday from 7 to 9 P. Funeral services Thursday at 11 A. M. It so desired, memorials may be made to your favorite chanty. WRASSMANN FUL You may pick your own choice tru ripe fruit! AND SAVE I Large selection -nice and clean I Bring baskets If possible.

Roadside Market tool PARLOR GROVE FARM 999 River Hebron, Ky. 689-4668 Vaughn Hempfling and Milton Holt. 4 mi. West Anderson Ferry-Ky. 8 West.

ALLISON ROSE COVINGTON 261-0145 2625 Gilbert Ave. woi-1600 24W 9th i St. 2410932 ECONOIUOPl'LOS i WITT, GOOD KELSCH FUNERAL HOME If I. ft I AC 3026 MADISON RD. PEACHES GUMP-HOLT FUNERAL HOME 3440 Glenmort at Herbert-Cheviot MO 1-0690 nru nnnn funerai George beloved husband of the: late Petrula Maroudas Economopulos, devoted mother of Sophia Gueth-i iem, Konstantmos Economoplous and Christina Bender, dearly be-1 Pirk your own freestone Beaches at $3.50 a bushell or buy them already picked.

Brino baskets if possible. AIo have roadside market. Open daily I uvea ijrano'ainer or Patricia and ELULil Hi UUWW HOWE 8 A.M. 'til Oark. Steonanie Guethlem and Juhel inilVSftV Bender, beloved father-in-law of nl.

3(Tttrnnf0 End 2620 ERIE AVE. 871-34331 VALLEY ORCHARDS Stanley Guthlnn and George Bender, Uiie, oe'Oveu nusoanu i wio Johnson, devoted father of William tester, Charies, George, Norman, nnrv. Annie Ruth. Dorothy. Jean 6 miles down river from Andersnn Ferry on Ky.

Highway 8. Call 689-4992. loll free. TOMATOES for cannino and iuirt $1.50 nette and Marilyn Johnson, dear orKU'fiOn son of Nettie Johnson, brother ot UUU '(ier basket. Schuchcer Veaetable 3-C Hqwy Stubbsmill RrJ.

Morrow, u. Edwin (Gus), beloved husband of Catherine, Lockwood, devoted father of Mrs. Maria Hunt, William J. and Edward A. lockwood Tuesday, August 11, 1970; residence, 6848 Britton Ave.

Friends NOUSES FOR SALE Perives Wilson and Parne lee Nelson, also survived by grandchildren and other August 10, 1970; residence, 833 York St. Friends may call Thursday from 6 to 9 P. at Jamison Jamison Funeral Home, 437 Hopkins West End, where funeral service will be held Friday at 1:30 P. M. Burial Union Baptist 'Jonrnrg'i Eni AM3ERLEY VILLAGE-ACAROMA DRIVE SUPER DELUXE Man Charged Iii Spiking Of Potato Chips LOS ANGELES t.T The four-month-long mystery of who sprinkled potato chips with LSD at a "swinging singles" party was reported solved by authorities.

They booked Donald J. Henry, 31, for investigation of spiking the chips. About 200 persons attended an April 4 party in a sprawling apartment house complex for unmarried persons. Deputies were called when one young man became violently ill. "People were screaming, some said the walls were moving, one man cried his hands were getting bigger and bigger," one officer said in describing the scene after he arrived.

In all, 27 were treated at a hospital. Investigators said Henry party. They said they hadn't learned any motive for spiking of the chips. Henry and three other men, all in their 20s were arrested Sunday at a private residence and booked for investigation of possession and sale of drugs. Authorities said "unauthorized drugs worth $176,000 on the illegal market were seized.

Suits Filed A25O270. Laurens Brothers Inc. vs, Frank W. Brinker et al. tor $12,696.

A250271. Tri-State S. I. Co. vs.

Clemens M. Deck, et al. For $14,036. A250272. William 0.

Wilson vs. Marie Wilson. Divorct. A250273. Barbara A.

Gadzala VI. Jerome Gadzala. Divorce. A250274. Lillie Mae Wiinstein VI.

Warren Weinslein. Alimony. A250275. Robert J. Senker vs.

Robert I. Tnckel. For $250. A250276. Phyllis M.

Oaks vs. Harlan Oaks. Divorce. A250277. Sally Harper vs.

Dennis Harper. Divorce, custody of child and alimony. A250278. Esther M. Scott vs.

James C. Scott. Divorce. Marriage Licenses Daniel D. Jones, 25, 1008 Arrowhead graduate student, and Kathy Alexander, 24, 4718 Checkering welder.

Thomas Olthaus, 25, 1029 Edqetrea computer operator, and VeDerly Moeller, 20, 5866 K. Glen sec-reiary. Leroy E. Brandon, 25, 5034 Lillian serviceman, and Sandra D. Harold, i-yJI nnoina sierk.

Homer J. Umberger III, 23, 20 W. Chamo.ie, atuoent, and Mary Jo Wool-ford, 23, 1729 E. McMillan student. Jerry Parson, 19, 5903 Bramble press operator, and Linda Boyd, 18, 5021 Anoerson cost clerkk.

Dexter Payne, 22, 5443 Bettman stockyaro worxer, and Peggy Weaver, 17, 5294 Holland Dr. Richard M. Studt, 19, 2495 Harrison tile-setter helper, and Patricia m. Mauiurnd. 5SJ3 Unds office clerk.

lerrenci J. Moore, 24, 3634 Ed-warns printer end Catherine M. Bleill, 20. 1573 Claretta Dr. Willie Knox, 38, 3627 Montgomery builder, and Beverly Jean Smith, 22, 3627 Montgomery Rd.

Kenneth J. Mahon, 30, 2951 West-ridge supervisor, and Gail Ann Rahe, 25, 413 Plum secretary. John Booker 19, 877 Lincoln Park spot welder, and Patricia Huff. 18, 732 Clark St. Richard P.

Osterwisch, 23, 3318 E. Woodmont student, and Carol E. Niehaus, 22, 1336 Custer teacher. Percell Tremble, 24, RR 6, States-boro, machine operator, and Teresa Munlin, 21, 621 Grove. John W.

Hague, 24, 4913 Woodman Park, Dayton, Ohio, engineer, and Jo Ann Ribarsky, 24, 5721 Wyatt teacher. James Craig, 27, 4560 Washington retail buyer, and Bernict Tucker, 32, 525 Lincoln Park Dr. Stephen C. Welkom, 22, 528 Hickory Hill musician, and Danettt D. Correa, 22, 2960 Central secretary.

David M. Billups, 21, 4143 lands-downe signal-man, and Peqgy Sullivan, 19, 7727 Monticello billinq clerk. John L. Fromhold, 25, 2923 Ravens-wood, Evansville, copy writer, and Judith Otting, 24, 9606 Tollgate music teacher. Harry E.

Fromm, 54, 625 Main maintenance man, and Dorothy A. Francis, 56, 625 Main PBX operator. Louis W. Felix, 59, 33 Bertus plant manager, and Josephine S. Owens, 58 4248 Langley bookkkeeper.

David R. Lipps, 27, 1817 Waltham superintendent, and Mary F. Bullock, 27, 5877 Shadymist secretary. Dennis P. Carroll, 23, 3564 Eyrich probation officer, and Janet M.

Schulte, 20, 701 E. Ross secretary. Matthew Williams, 34, 3934 Oak mail carrier, and Gloria J. Frazier, 28, 732 Greenwood machine operator. Robert L.

Jenkins, 20, 870 Clark day company employee, and Bernici E. Blackmon, 18, 4 Glencoe PI. John D. Hamlin, 27, 5120 Hawaiian teacher, and Diana J. Frank, 26, 5120 Hawaiian teacher.

Euqene Cowling, 41, 1558 Linn waiter, and Shirley V. Reese, 30, 345 Forest finisher. John S. Sanderson, 25, 222 Colony assistant office manager, and Marilyn Sanders, 25, 7640 Castleton X-ray technician. David A.

Wagner, 29, 6501 Stewart Rd. machinist, and Carla J. Gaefe, 18, 8450 Vortices Rossmoyne, Ohio, srudent. Glen E. Vandergriff, 22, 2311 iher-wood Ln student, and Kathleen M.

Geraci, 22, 4212 Romaine Ct, teacher. Gary L. Farmer, 20, 3827 Mantell student, and Marcia R. Liebl, 20, 7210 Thumbelina secretary. Ronald L.

DeRonde, 24, 322 Emming assembler, and Betty Camarca, 18, 322 Emming secretary. David Imbrogno, 18, 586 Waycross, student, and Lynn, Kennedy, 18, 828 Cascade Roy Whitehead 24, 750 Canonby Columbus, Ohio, teacher, and Sandra L. Davis, 22, 953 S. Legqet teacher. Steven D.

Meltzer, 21, 810 Riverview Columbus, Ohio, re-medical, and Barbara L. Goret, 20, 6466 Mayflower student. Frederick H. Fennen, 23, 260 Ihle meat cutter, and Judith A. Stock, 22.

1031 Sunset secretary. James M. Molloy, 20, 1637 Ragland mechanic, and Connie Wilson, 19, 3977 S. Whetsel clerical. Leonard E.

Voelker II, 22, 5536 Palomino salesman, and Kathleen A. Mulick, 22, 2500 Queen City registered nurse. David A. Nunery, 22. 2031 Mills student, and Susan Gezelbracht, 20, 5430 Northwoods secretary.

Terrenes M. Bracken, 21, 4206 Colt-rain U. S. Army, and Patricia A. Luensman, 19, 4162 Pitts pay processor.

Roy R. Beck, 22, 7701 Sagamort student musician, and Theodora Ja-worski, 19, 2956 Kingman clerk-typist. R. Fred Meier, 23, 5655 Antonius teacher, and Susan J. Young, 22, 3225 Werk teacher.

Reginald James Lovetf, 19, 140 Doroy laborer, and Cheryl R. Greene, 18, 3231 Glendora Ave. Michael P. Rogers, 20, 798 Clinton S-rinos, factorv worker. and Evelvn Martin, 19, 3947 Warwick accountant.

Robin E. Mabry, 25, 510 Main Milford, laborer, and Mary E. Huddles-ton, 23, 24 E. Boltwood Ct. James J.

Meyer 20. 1454 Teak-wood student Nancy L. McCarthy, 22, 7101 Wallace student. Franklin Terrell, 27, 2127 Gilbert vocational counselor, and Teresa Simpson, 20, 1617 Clayton St. Willie Floyd, 42.

118 Glenridqe self-employed, and Bertha Bates, 42, 118 Glenridqe Ave. Gregory Blanks, 20, 3457 Harvey General Motors, and Marian E. Solomon, 19, 2651 Bellevue research assistant, David Herrin, 22, 2326 Highland Norwood, draftsman, and Alta Crowe, 17, 1744 Cleveland Norwood, student. Elmer I. Pinger 26, 5140 Wilnet service manaqer, and Sharon J.

may call at the Thomas Funeral Home, 4418 Whetsel Madisonville; Wednesday, 6 to 9 P. M. Reauiem High Mass, St. Joha Vnnney Church; Thursday, 9 A. M.

SLLLIAN iMaonificent custom-built brick ranch. Charles (Babel, beloved husband located on about 2 acres: beautifully of Alma Eschman Sullivan, dear fa-: landscaped; basement- 2cer qaraae th of Robert Sullivan and Mrs. PLEASE CAM LOU WJWrTZ 6W-69S2 Marjorie Bethel, eight grendchil- SHERLOCK HOME 5. 6J I B9Vi dren and two AMBIRIEY HEIGHTS-3-bedroom solit-brother of Miss Helen Sullivan; i eve. Air conditioned.

I'i baths, fam-Monday, August 10, 1970; age 66v room and oaraqe. large lot, private years; residence 5517 Marie Ave i back yard. Short walk to Reading Swim Friends may call at Rebold Funeral I Club. DeerPark Jchool. 891-8959.

Home. 3700 Glenmore Ave. AVBfRlEY-Custom" built 2'bearoom, Morart, Chveiot, Wednesday after j.bjlh bfick by 4 P. M. Funeral mass, SI.

Aiovsius jooomtment. owner. 531-1567. ChUf'h' 1 AMELIA-Ver'y nice room brick ranch. A.

m. equipped kitchen, full dining, living. MAN YET John Sr beloved husband of tha late Katherine Gerold Manyet, devoted father of Mrs. John (Susanna) Bremer, Michael and John Manyet also survived by four grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren; Monday August 10, 1970; residence, Little of tne Poor, Riddle Rd. (formerly ot NCHI; age 89 years.

Mass of the Resurrection at St. Margaret Mary Church, Wednesday. August 12 at 9 30 A. M. JOHNSTON Dean beloved husband of Helen Blmn Johnston, father of Nancy Johnston Lutmen, Philadelphia, and the late Dean Blmn Johnston, brother of Julia W.

Johnston, grandfather of eight; Monday, August 10, 1970; residence, 1071 Celestial in his 80th year. Funeral services at the Spring Grove Mausoleum Chapel, Wednesday, August 12 at II A. M. Memorials may be sent to the Pastors Fund of the Pleasant Ridge Presbyterian Church or the Scholarship Fund of Berea College, Berei, Ky. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, utility room: oarage; carpeted; Vj-acra lot.

Gladys Friends may call at the Neidhard Funeral Home, 7401 Hamilton i. oiu urvivrj oy inree sisters, living in Greece, brother-in-law of Irene Mehas, Sophia Thomas and Viola Christopher of Cincinnati, Johns and Konstantinos Maroudas of Greece, also survived by several nieces and nephews; Tuesday, August 11, 1970; residence, 1112 Elberon Ave. Funeral services Friday at 2 P. M. from Holy Trinity, St.

Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church, 3212 Reading Rd. Friends may call it the Daf-bert I Woodruff Funeral, 3880 Boudinot Ave. at City; Thursday, 4 to 9 P. M. Contributions may be made to the Holy Trinity, St.

Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church Building Fund. Liberty Chapter rl27 Order of Ahepa and Greek American Progressive Assn. service Thursday, 8 M. fiARVEY Dudley uncle of Elsie Garvey Tnnrrwn, great-uncle of Mary Ann Thoman; Saturday, August 8 1970 residence, 2536 Gilbert Ave. Re' guiem High Mass, Church nf the Assumption, Gilbert Wednesday.

August 12, at 9 A. M. No visitation. Bamber Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. GOODMAN Erhel of 8344 Arborcrest beloved wife of Sol Goodman, devoted mother of Mrs.

Stanford (Josephine) Stillpass, Stanley and Ronald Goodman, deer sister of Hyman and Ben Barsmen, also survived by eight grandchildren. Services Weil Funeral Home, 3901 Readinq Thursday, August 13 at II A. M. Memorial contributions to the heart fund would bt appreciated. GREENBERG David I.

of 7740 Stillwell beloved husband of Sarah Greenberg, devoted father of Miss Sylvia Greenberg, Mrs. Albert Silverman of Chicago, Mrs. Louis Kanter, Mrs. Gus Schwartz and the late Melvin Greenberg of Columbus, Ohio. Services, Weil Funeral Home, 3901 Reading Wednesday, August 12 at II A.

M. HAMMELRATH Louise Schmidt, beloved wife of the late William J. Hammeirath mnthr irnmn, ,1 nnyn Mt. Healthy, Tuesday, 5 to 9 P. M.

Holy Name Society prayers Tuesday at 8. P. M. JUNG Julius, beloved husband of Alma Diehl Jung, dear father of Herman We der brother of Alfred FLOYD WEST. BROKER.

752 2956 Troendle and three grandchildren; ANDERSON TOWNSHIP-lovelv 3-bed-Monday, Auqust 10, 1970: resi-l ro0m, 1 floor brick with 2 baths, dence lakeside PL, Highlandmished basement, built-in age 84 years. Ser-1 central air. lot 87x248. la mile from vices Thursday, August 13 at 1 New Beechmont Mall. $32,500.

231- p. M. at the John J. Raoei 2454. Funeral Home, 822 York Newj- AVONDALE ON ALASKA AVE.

Dort. Ky. Interment, Evergreen: Cemetery. Visitation, Wednesday, 4. 0 AT le bnlwlv William beloved husband of Mae Harris McArdel, devoted father of William P.

McArdel also three grandsons; Monday, August 10, 1970; residence, 5330 Montgomery Norwood. Friends may call at the Vorhis Funeral Home, 5501 Montgomery Norwood; Wednesday, 7 to 9 P. Service Thursday, August 13 at 10:30 A. M. to r.

w. junq ana uiuinci ui mis. iub ers, also survived by thret grandsons; Tuesday, August 1 1, 1970; residence, 3315 Maple Crest Ph. Hyde Park. Friends may call at the Hodapp Funeral Home, 7401 Vine Carthage; Thursday, 5, to 9 P.

M. funeral service Friday at 10 M. KERMAN Chaim beloved husband of the late Sophia Kerman, devoted fa TTRNAU best buy in townl Onlv Hurrv. Call HELEN EH00DIN. 281-7777.

BEN SIEGEL REALTOR. 761-7777 Fred husband of the late Martha Barr Turneu, devoted father ot luAun lie i k. i .1 j.tu.MM Mrs. Mary Morns ano Jean Herbers, grandfather of w-1 703 Ownaf ther of Mrs. Maurice (Marlene): ty ESSMER great-pranarainer or seven, sell at J18.500.

721-4082. day, August 11, 1970; rikST 0HO SAVINGS 3109 Gloss Pleasant R'do'Jv Edward beloved Husband of Friends may can weonesoay, i itmliw Berneda Messmer (nee Ruoe), be h. Hioh' Funeral 'AVONDALE, owner, 4 bedrooms I' living room, dining room. oerana ana ur. uavia m.

crninn, also survived by five grandchildren. Services Weil Funeral Home, 3901 Reading Wednesday, August 12 at 4 P. M. Following services the family will be it the home of Dr. and Mrs.

David M. Kerman, 8125 Remington Rd. loved father of Gordon Messmer and Mrs. Marilyn Welling, four grandchildren, beloved son of Rilla Messmer, brother of Mrs. Grace vice Thursday, 10:30 A.

M. Re-Llose to Javier I-6V-U. membrances may be directed tOjAVONDAlE. bedrooms, $16,900. St.

Peter's United Church of FHA. WARD REALTY 731-8377 6120 Ridqe Ave. 45213. Mispahj AVONDAIE-Eleoant 19 large rooms, 5 lodge r550 Knights of Pvas baths. BEE-GObl -0910, 7617050.

lavcocK ana Mrs. iaa uuise Ivans; Monday, August 10, 1970; residence. 4309 Glenway Ave. Funeral from the John J. Radel Co.

Price service weonesuay i r. rfthFI1U5T I ISTFO Soacious Hill Fimerat Hnme 4177 CUwn Thursday, August 13, at 10 30 WEISMUELLER Lima Lifts Emergency KLATTE Rosa Alma (nee Pohlmann), beloved wife of D. Paul B. Klatte, devoted mother of Monica, Paul, Steven, Kevin and Jennifer Klatte, dear dauohtef of John H. and Alma Pen-nekamp Pohlman, dear sister of of William A.

Hammeirath end the 3-bedroorn home; family kitchen qlass-enclosed porch, oarage; all city utilities. Very nice area. AUCHER 753-4500 A. M. Friends may call Wednesday William beloved husband of the atter 4 p.

M. parking in rear. MUTH late Clara Decker Weismueiier, oe-voted father of Robert W. Weismueiier, dear brother of Mrs. EOqar Gaenqe and grandfather of Caroline BLUE ASH "HOMEY COTTAGE" Mrs.

Jack (Mary Angela) McGowan and John B. Pohlmann; Tuesday. Anne and Robert weismueiier; August 11, 1970; residence, 1630; ir Mnnriav. Auqust Neat little 2-bedroom home, ideal for a 82' years. Funeral services will be! retired couple.

Cooper plumbmq, 220 held Thursday. 10 A. M. at the wiring 'Windows and doors. Only AiDert Silverman, Chicago; six grandchildren, and one great-grandchild.

A son, Melvin Greenberg, preceded him in death. Harold B. Meyers Harold B. (Orv) Myers, 64, a retired hardware salesman, collapsed and died Tuesday evening in his home at 8253 Georgianna Groes-beck. Mr.

Myers had retired about a year and a half ago from a position at the Kruse Hardware Cincinnati. He had previously been associated with the former Kuhl-mann Hardware Co. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Callista Kuhlmann Myers; a son, James; Mt. Healthy, and three grandchildren.

Arrangements for services are being completed by the Nurre Funeral Home, Groesbeck. Louis H. Nathan Services for Louis H. Nathan, 61, advertising manager of the Rose Brothers Co. the last 25 years, will be at 2:30 p.

m. today in the Weil Funeral Home, 3901 Reading Rd. Burial will be in Clifton Cemetery. Mr. Nathan collapsed and died of a heart attack Monday in his lumber office at Eighth Street and State Avenue.

His home was at 8065 Debonair Ct Roselawn. He was a veteran of World War and an ardent ham radio operator who helped very materially in alleviating the troubles caused by Cincinnati's 1937 flood. He studied advertising at Xavier University where he was a student. Mr. Nathan leaves his wife, Mrs.

Sally Kling I Nathan; a daughter, Mrs. Ellen Stinsky, Philadelphia, and a son, Ronald Lutchin of the Roselawn address, and two grandchildren. Julius Jung Julius Jung, 78, 3315 Maple Crest Place, Hyde Park, died Tuesday In Christ Hospital. Surviving are his wife, Alma; a son, Herman; Blan- Chester; a sister, Mrs. Ida Meyers, St.

Bernard, and three grandsons. Services will be at 10 a. m. Friday at the Hodapp Funeral Home, 7401 Vine Carthage. Burial, Walnut Hills Cemetery.

Visitation, 5-9 p. m. Thursday. Mr. Jung operated the Linden Bar and Restaurant In Elm-wood Place from 1937 until he retired in 1962.

He was a native of Cincinnati. Price Hill Boy Drowns In River Daryll Coffey, 13-year-old son of Mr, and Mrs. Wendell A. Coffey, 1257 Quebec Price Hill, drowned Tuesday afternoon in the Ohio Fiver near the 2900 block of River Road, Police said Daryll and two friends, Sherman Napier, 16, 1112 beecn drove ur, no visitation, mass of the Resurrection, St. Antoninus Church; Thursday, 10:30 A.

M. Spiritual remembrances may be made Vielhauer Funeral Home, 2961 Madi- an o-jouu. to the Marynoll Fathers. 104 Elm Frances Radclife; aqe 84, 10-30; A. M.

Tuesday, August 11, 1970, at the Kings Daughters Hospital, Shelbyyille, survived by daughter, Mrs. Walker Gibos. grand-l children, John Radcliffe and Ann! Gibos, all of Shelbyyille, Ky. Remains at Shannon Funeral Home. Service '0 A.

M. 'hursday. St. Jamas Episcopal Church, Shelbyyille, Ky. Interment Grove Hill1 Cemetery.

Cincinnati, Ohio. 45215, or to mm son at Oakley Sg. Frienas may! call Wednesday, 4 to 9 P. Hyde Park Lodge No. 589, services Wednesdaay, 7:30 P.

M. Memorials may be made to the United Church of Christ in 4100 Taylor ni t-oiliuiil, rift ilviiui Care of Rev. Joseph Urbaln, 1500 Linnemen Cincinnati, Ohio 45238, or to the charity of your choice. Harry Meyer and Sons Funeral Home, 4989 Glenway lare louis i. Hammeirath, sister of Mrs.

N. R. Meyer and the Misses Alvma and Lenore Schmidt, grandmother of three grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren; in her 93d year Sunday, August 9, 1970. No visitation. Services at the convenience of the family.

Baiter Jahnd Funeral Home in charge. HUFNAGEL Joan beloved daughter of the late Marinus and Cecilia Hnd-schieoj Hufnagel, sister of Vernie, Harvey, Carl and the late Margaret Wood and Joseph Huf-naqel; suddenly at residence, 3267 Midden Circle, Westwood; Tuesday, August 11, 1970; xn 35 years. Friends may call at the Imwalle Memorial. 4811 Vine St. at Washington, St.

Bernard; Thursday between 4 and 9 P. M. Mass of the Resurrection at Church of the Annunciation, Friday, 10 A. M. "JENNINGS Mack beloved son of Mary Wilcher, dear brother of Mrs.

Edith Mees, Mrs. Anna Mae Carl; Monday, August 10, 1970, at Indianapolis, age 44 years. Funeral service Friday, August 14 from the Riectlinger-Lemen Home, 19 Green 10 A. M. Friends may call Thursday, 4 to 9 P.

M. in charge or arrangements. LANGDON BLUE ASH S-304 "WHITE-BIAXCHI I mST llCTCn Assunta (nee Aoostini), beloved! sJllw I kldltU wife of the late Battista B. White, I Modern 6-room residence with at- dear mother of Mrs. Ann Friedman; teched machine shoo.

This property LIMA, Ohio (UPD Mayor Christian Morris lifted Tuesday the state of emergency he imposed last week on this Northwest Ohio city following a series of racial disturbances touched off when a white officer shot and killed a black wmoan. The 550 National Guard troops sent here at his request were removed Monday. Burial of Mrs. Christine Ricks, 42, the shooting victim, was delayed until a pathologist called in by the family completes an examination. The official coroner's report said she had been shot once.

Black leaders contended she had been shot several times and the family ordered the private John C. beloved husband of Bengene Taylor langdon, devoted and the late Dewey White, sister! is located on a zoned heavy mdus-of Mrs. Hilda Romani, Mrs. Anita; try. Call ORLA BIRT for details, 825- tether or Debra and Jill Ann Lang C.

McDANIEL, REALTOR Castrucci and Mrs. Noemi Meschi, don, dear son of Rita McNenly Langdon, brother of Mrs. James nranrJmother of Friar Greoa Fried- PHAIR Dr. John beloved husband of Phyllis Wolfe Phair, father of Dr. John P.

Phair, grandfather of Phillip and Elizabeth Phair, brother of Mrs. Ray Musgrove; Monday, August 10, 1970; residence, 102 E. Shields St. No visitation. Service at Calvary Episcopal Church; Thursday, August 13, at 10 A.

M. In lieu of other remembrances memorials may be made to the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine. Baiter Sahnd Funeral Home in charge. REBKA BLUE ASH-A oretty" brick ranch7 2 bedrooms, basement, garaqe, beautiful man, O.F.M., Mark and Brian Fried (Dolly) Cravens; Tuesday, Auqust man, and Denise Ann White; Mon tencpo vara, jt.isu. ii, iTFv, atv i rvaia; ivaiucmc, 797 Weymouth Ct.

Requiem High RECTORS, 791-3300 Mass, St. Peter's Catholic Church Friday, 9 A. M. Friends may ca day, August 10. 1970; residence, 2356 Rohs St.

Friends may call at Nurre Bros. Funeral Home, 345 W. McMillan Clifton; Wednesday, 4 to 9 P. M. Mass of the Resurrection, St.

Monica Church, Thursday, at the English Funeral Home, Mineola, Thursday after 4 r. M. caul K. Young Fuieral Home, mi. neairny, in charge ot August 13 at 9:30 A.

Glen Anderson, beloved husband nf Ruth Wasmer Rebka, dear father of VVILLEN BOND HILL No-Outlet Street 2 or 3 bedrooms, living room, den, full dininq room Plus eat-m kitchen on one floor. This is a custom-built bunoalow with 2 fireplaces, cathedral ceilinq in livinq room. Livinq room, bedroom and dininq 'room are carpeted. Basement-recreation room, aluminum awnings plus triple-track storm windows and doors. Move-in condition.

$23,750. Call 793-2544 Glen A. Rebka dear brother of Eleanor Shepherd and Clarence Rebka; Monday, August 10, 1970, at! Raymond beloved husband of Vera (Voqt) Willen, dear father of, Glenn R. Willen, grandfather of two. resioence, iB Hollywood age 65 years.

Friends may call at tne Chas. A. Miller Sons Funeral Home, Hamilton Ave. at Knowlton For more complete Information and address of the Northside, Tuesday from funeral director, refer to Individual obituary below. granddaughters, brother of Mrs.

Marie Kohus and Miss Frances Willen; Monday, August 10, 1970; in his 71st year; residence, 5519 Eula Aye. Friends may call at the Vitt Stermer Funeral Home. 3425 Harrison Cheviot, Wednesday, from 6 to 9 P. M. Funeral Thursday, Auqust 13, at 10 A.

M. Mass of Resurrection, St. Aloysius Gon-zaga Church at 10:30 A. M. Member of Cheviot E.

Aerie 2197. NAME TIME DATE FUNERAL DIRECTOR 3Parchmanfm Oyltr Realtors I EHRENDT, Zelpe Maa 1:00 P.M. Aug. 12 Tufts BIANCHI See White Notice BROOK. Louis r.

m. 10 r. ryi. runeral services, Wednesday at 11 A. M.

If so desired, memorials may be made to the General Protestant Orphanage. SALYERS Raymond beloved husband of Beulah Carpenter Salyers, dear father of Danny Ray and Wayne Clifton Salyers, son of Vencil Salyers and the late Margie Crockett Salyers, grandfather of Troy Wayne 1:00 P.M. Aug. 12 BOND HILL -Brick ranrh tiVorvi JrYeil A. C.

Dobbling Central air base- DANGELMEIER. William DOWNING, Christopher JMiMi. A. M. World War 11 Veteran ineiii, garage, uses.

WOLFE REALTY Aug. 13 AugJ3 Aug. 12 DRYER. Romilda Martin 11:00 A.M. Chas.

A. Miller MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES 4 1 GARVEY. Dudley GREENBERG. David 11:00 A. M.

Bamber "Weil rVONUmENTS juiyeis, ororner or Mrs. Geneva Aug. 12 Stafford, Mrs. Retha Ray Simms ACCEPTING bids until Auqust 22, l97ol Curtis, Berkley, Malcolm, Darrilion an off center strike 1969D cent, and Oral divert MnnAxu tna in Tn-jn -j wo nuyuii ui i Duivniiiwici; U7o III SEARS, ROEBUCK CO. WAVE MARKERS AND MONUMENTS 2900 READING 961-7820 ii' resioence, 3J Locust! to 111,0 clock position showing Elmwood PI.

Frienric nun r-. oaie ano minr-extra tine. Write Box H566, Enquirer A DELIGHTFUL Private Home for Elderly person. Constant Medical 4 Nursing Care. Reasonable.

Write Enquirer Box 575.j 1 antn ikKiiBAwrr. ODnmcuco at the Hodapp Funeral Home, 7401 Vine Carthage; Wednesday, from 4 to 9 P. M. Funeral service Thursday, 11 A. M.

SANDY What? No Quickie Mexican Divorces? MEXICO CITY (UPD A presidential recommendation to end quickie divorces In Mexico brought approval from newspapers Tuesday but expressions of dismay from Ciudad Juarez. That's the little frontier town where for decades Hollywood stars, playboys and magnates, or just plain joes, have been relieved of the bonds of matrimony in just 48 hours. "It would be a blow to our economy," aaid Efren Guerrera, president of the tourism council of Ciudad Juarez, Just across the border from El Paso, Texas. "About two thousand persons a month come here from the United States to get divorces. That's part of our tourism industry and tourism accounts for 62 of our economy," Guerrera lamented.

President Gustavo Diaz Ordaz announced Monday night that he will ask the congress In September to make It mandatory for anyone seeking a divorce In Mexico to be a permanent resident of the country. But he added that anyone Is welcome to come here and get married on short notice. 1 HAMMELRATH, lauisji Baiter ft Sahnd HUFNAGEL, Joan 10:00 A. M. Aug.

14 Irnwalle Memorial JENNINGS. Mack ibjMJt Aug. 14 Riedlinqer-lemen JOHNSTON, Dean Y. 11:00 A.M. Aug.

12 Sihaefer-Buiby JOHNSON. Oris 1:30 P. M. Aug. 14 Jamison Jamison JUNG Julius 10:00 A.

M. Aug. 14 Hodapp LOCKWOOD. Edwin 9:00 A. M.

Aug. 13 Thomas MANYEiJoliiiSr 9:30 A. M. Aug. 12 Neidhard McARDEL, William P.

10:30 M. Aug. 13 Vorhis MESSMER, Edward 10j 30 A. M. Aug.

13 Radel "MUTHjJraneai 10:00 A. M. Aug. 13 Shannon PHAIRDr. John U.

Aug. 13 Baiter Satins! REBKA. Glen 1 'i)J7m. Augjil Chas. A.

Miller Mary, beloved wife of Donald1 We refuse no one. Check our low rates. Sandy, beloved mother of Donald 542 590 1 5- of. Henry andv'HURCH GROUPS, clubs-scouts-Seil Pearl seton ana Danny Burgin, 1011 Seton were on a log about 30 feet from shore. "THE CURRENT started pulling Hammons and sister of Louise Merkl; residence, 109 E.

Charlotte Wyoming; Tuesday. August II, 1970. Friends may call at the Vorhis Funeral Home, 310 new product. 45 commission. 251 -2833 COIN LISTING-FREE, bargains galore.

Write, Romeo 365 Oius, Miami, Fla. 33163, 4th St. MA 1-3667 Dunn lackland! Trmnrli. 4 COUNTRY-WESTERN RANn'-tn SALYERS. Raymond SANDY.

Mary to-9 P. M. Service Friday, August niohts a week. If interested call 921-1 14 at 2 P. M.

4609 before 5:30 P. M. KMI-LE DUFFY Ethel L. (nee Fisher), beloved wife Delightfully different, amazing child chpir. 769- of Dunham Fisher; also survived by 3928.

Hodapo Vorhis" Bolton-luniford Rebold John J. Radel Stanley HlqrT Nurra Bros. SEMPLE, Ethel I. SUlLIVAN.CharltTl. TROENDLE.

Julius TURNAU, Fred WH1TE BIANCHI, Assunta LANGDON. Jehu Augl3 Aug. 13 Aug. 13 Aug. 13 AugTl3" "Aug.

14" 9:30 A.M. 1:00 P. M. 10:30 A. M.

JM. 9:00 A. A. M. 'uui uiomiLiriiurni: junnav Annuel' the log down river, so the three of us jumped off and began swimming for shore," Danny said.

"Daryll was behind us, and when we looked back he went under. "Sherman swam back and grabbed him by the hair, but Daryll fought him off and went under Danny said "We swam to shore and got help." Fire department scuba divers recovered the body In the drowning area about 5:45 p. m. iyu; Park Or. residence! 282 Man 'HOUSEWIFE'S ROWHNG FT-U! Nov.

aqe 71 years No yi ita 'of Winter Season. at Spring Grov. Ma fe' Services Vitt Stermer Paul R. Young tion. urt, 28, 4997 Relleum credit interviewer.

Thomas L. Lech, 23. 7849 Martin checker, end Ann Ballaqh, 21, 9421 Rockport secretary. Jerry Thompson, 1 7, 3218 Bowling Green maintenance, and Doris Woods, 15, 2026 Elinor PI. Thomas R.

Puck, 22, 5404 Sonohlrd laboratory technician, and Kathleen A. Stretch, 20, 6015 Connecticut librarian. John Harper 33 5381 Garden-view asiortar, and Dolores Harris, 28, 5590 Gardenhlll domestic. KLATTE, Rosa Alma Harry Mayer Sons Well" INCH MASTER 4:00 P. M7 KERMAN, Chilffl P.

solaimt Chapel at the convenience of the family. Memorials may be made to the Memorial Fund of the Wast wood First Presbyterian Church or the charity of yout choice. Bolton and Lunsford Funere Home in charge. WEISMUELLER. William J.

10:00 A. M. Aug. 13 Vielhauer 10:00 A. M.

Aug. 13 Thompson Immediate delivery. Call ShlHey Burton, 791-7076 or 791-0268 MUSICIANS Bass and drum To form trio with vocalist. 861-9280. 1:1 11:00 A.

M. Aug. 13 Wail BEROER, Ralph I. GOODMAN, Ethel.