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C-4 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Friday, August 10. 1984 Funerals Death Notices Death Notices BAMBER 2 Firms, City Of Sharonville Sued For '83 Gasoline Tank Explosion Roger beloved son of Ralph For more complete information and address of the and Lorretta Bamber, dear funeral director refer to individual obituary below. WIREMAN John beloved husband of the late Augusta Day Wire-man, devoted father of Mrs. Virginia K. Grevitt, Mrs.

Lloyd (Doris) Bailey, Wallace H. Wlreman and the late Robert Wlreman and Iva Sandow, brother of James E. Bamber, Lois M. Wenert, Marilyn Greg John Don FUNERAL ald J. and Jean M.

Bamber, NAME TIME DATE HOME also survived by two nieces and one nephew. August 19M. Age 2S. Visitation at the Gilligan Funeral Home, Mont IN CLEARING a tank of remaining gasoline, Holt, 35, entered the tank through a hole and dipped a leather bucket into the fuel, his widow's lawsuit gomery at Galbraith Roads, grandfather of eight grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. August 8, 1984.

Residence Springfield Township. Funeral service, Paul R. Young Funeral Home, 734S Hamilton Avenue, Mt. Healthy, Saturday 1 P.M. Friday from 5 to P.M.

Mass of Christian Burial, Saturday, states. Klosterman, 25, standing outside, 10 A.M. St. Gertrude Church. Maderla.

Friends may caH Friday from 3 to 8 P.M. pulled the bucket out with a rope and emptied it. The only light was the compa BOEIi Helen (nee Nesper), be ny's portable floodlight, which nung in loved wife of the late Val E. side the hole by crossmembers astride the WOLSDORF Carl beloved husband of opening, the suit said. Boeh, dear mother of Robert E.

Boeh, mother-in-law of Fay K. Boeh, grandmother of Val erie Snider and Douglas t. This operation was performed several times until the light caused an arc or spark and an explosion, the plaintiffs Boeh, great-grandmother of Kimberly Snider, dear sister of Amy Chan Woisdorf, brother of Theresa W. HleDe, survived by many nieces and nephews, son-in-law of WukYIng Worn Chan, Hong Kong. Wednesday, August 1984.

Age 80 years. Funeral service Friday, 11 A.M. at the St. Peter and St. Ruth N.

Keller. Wednesday, made by Custom Coating and meant specifically for use in the work on under-ground storage tanks. The plaintiffs maintain the lights were Inherently dangerous for such use because their electrical connections could easily become exposed to flammable vapors and could emit a spark that would cause an explosion. The suits allege such portable lights were not approved by Underwriters Laboratories or any such safety agency and were specifically banned from such use by state and federal regulations. "We're trying to hold the employer liable," William B.

Singer, plaintiffs' counsel, said Wednesday. "What we're saying is that the employer is not only liable because they exposed employees but because the employer manufactured the light fixture." Singer said the gasoline station could have prevented the explosion by not remaining open and Fairfield city officials, who issued a permit for the work, could have prevented the mishap by inspecting the facility. BY ROBERT M. ELKINS Enquirer Reporter A gasoline tank explosion that fatally injured one man and seriously burned another Aug. 8, 1983, was the basis of two multimillion-dollar lawsuits filed against Custom Coating Sharonville; Its president, Charles Hebel; the Kocolene Oil and the City of Fairfield.

Sharon Holt, widow of Terry Holt, Mount Healthy, is seeking $6 million total damages in one of the actions filed Wednesday in Hamilton County Common Pleas Court. The other plaintiffs, Kurt and Cindy Klosterman, 2519 Selim Cincinnati, are asking $4 million damages in connection with burns Kurt suffered. Both workmen were with a crew from Custom Coating Corp. sent to empty and reline two underground gasoline storage tanks at a Kocolene filling station at 7500 Dixie Fairfield, while the station was in operation. BOTH SUITS blame the explosion in an empty tank on a portable light fixture August 1, 1984.

Friends may charged. Holt suffered second- and third-de call at the Spring Grove Ceme tery Norman Chapel, Friday BAMBER, Roger W. 10:00 A.M. Aug. 1 1 Gilligon BOEH, Helen N.

2:00 P.M. Aug. 10 Hodapp BOSSE, Front H. 1 1:00 A.M. Aug.

1 1 Sts. Peter I Poul U.C.C. BRYAN, Gertrude 9:30 A.M. Aug. II Anderson, Baiter, Sohna CONLON, Jennie P.

10:30 A.M. Aug. II Thomas CROSS, lames tee 1 0:00 A.M. Aug. 1 1 Geo.

H. Colin Mortuary HANSER, John Sr. 10:30 A.M. Aug. II Middendort HEIN, Bernard S.

11:30 A.M. Aug. II Geo. H. Rohde i Son HEIS, Florence A.

10:30 A.M. Aug. 1 1 Bolton i Lunsford HUSTON, Monella 7:30 P.M. Aug. 10 Geo.

H. Rohde i Son KINGERY, Bertsle Sr. (Bert) 1 0:00 A.M. Aug. 1 1 Tufh KLANCAR, Jmtino Vorlm KLEIN, Frances E.

9:30 A.M. Aug. 1 1 Middendorf MacNAB, Kenneth E. 10:00 A.M. Aug.

II Hodapp MAHLMANN-KOSSEN, BerthoRoa 10:00 A.M. Aug. 1 1 Neidhord NOETH, Robert Sr. 1 0:00 A.M. Aug.

II Yitta Stermer OVERMEIER, Rose Prute 10:00 A.M. Aug. II Qunetin K. Stoley PALMER, Walter (Pete) 1:00 P.M. Aug.

10 Tobiot (Doyton, 0h. REISSIG, Ferd A. 10:30 A.M. Aug. 1 1 Chat.

A. Miller Sow SAMUELS, Gillie 7:30 P.M. Aug. 1 2 Geo, H. Colin Mortuary SCHRANTZ, Alice J.

10:30 A.M. Aug. II Neidhord STOCK, Christine See Heii notice VAUGHN, Ernest H. 2:00 P.M. Aug.

12 Elder, A. Good WIREMAN, John W. 1:00 P.M. Aug. II Poul R.Young WOLSDORF.CarlC.

1 1:00 A.M. Aug. 10 Dalbert Woodruff afternoon, from 1:30 P.M. until Paul United Church of Christ, Ferguson Rd. at Queen City gree burns over 90 of his body and died three days later.

Klosterman survived time of service at 2 P.M Ave. Visitation one hour before Memorials if desired, may be burns over 64 of his body, Singer said. made to your favorite charity. BOSSE service at the church. Memorials may be made to Woisdorf Memorial Fund, co St.

Peter St. Paul United Church of Christ or the Cancer Society. Dalbert and Woodruff Funeral Home serving the family. Mrs. Holt asks $3 million in total compensatory damages from all the and $1 million punitive damages Frank beloved husband of the late Louise Goering Bosse, dear father of Donald Bosse and Marilyn Archibald, also survived by four grandchildren.

Sunday, August 5, 1984. Age 73. EWorld War I Vet World War II Vet each against Custom Coating and Hebel. The Klostermans seek $2 million compensatory damages and $1 million punitive damages for him and $1 million compensatory damages for his wife. Residence Perry Point, Mary Korean Veteran land.

Memorial service wiH be Vietnam Veteran held August 11 at II A.M. at St. Armed Forces Spanish- Amer. War Vet Peter and St. Paul United Church of Christ, 3001 Queen City Cincinnati.

Sympa thy may be expressed by donations to the American Heart Association. LEGAL NOTICES OHIO BRYAN Leoal Ad Gertrude Kirchner, wife of the late Bernard Bryan, beloved mother of Mrs. Glenn (Dorothy) Melzer, devoted grand Death Notices Death Notices mother ot Joay Miller, Gene o. Jay Craig Amy G. and Michael J.

Melzer, dear great- grandmother of Rachel, Megan KLEIN ana sara Miner, Amanda and Frances E. (nee Niehaus), be Christine Melzer. Wednesday, loved mother of William August 1984. Formerly of Thomas and John Klein, dear Sealed proposals win be received by the Univerity of Cincinnati, Office of the Director of Purchases, Room 1-23, Medical Sciences Building, Cincinnati, Ohio 45221 unlit 2:00 PM August 14, 1984 And will be publicly opened the dame day for: Department of Pathology and Lab Medicine Consolidated Laboratory Computer Room Remoaeling-Bldg 3-Proiect No. (3-059.

Bid forms and proposal Inquires may be picked up at the Department of Purchasing at the above address. A check for $25.00 Is required The deposit wil be returned if plans and specifications are returned to the Purchasing Department within ten days of bid closing date. Pre Bid meeting August 7, 1984 at 9:30 am in dMng room University Hospital 001267. Clifton. Friends may call at the Anderson, Baiter and Sahnd Funeral Home, 3412 Clifton sister of Margaret CHding, Lid Stetch, Helen Koors and Carolyn Ernst, also survived by six grandchildren.

Residence 418 White Oak Drive, Edgewood, SAMUELS GIDIe, beloved husband of Mar-cella Samuels, devoted father of Wllam and Martin Samuels, Helen Sipe, Homer Weathers, Thomas, Jaines and John Brown, grandfather of ten, brother of Billy Joe Samuels, survived by a host of other relatives. August 8, 1984. Reposing Sunday, 6 to 7 P.M. Lodge service 7 P.M. Funeral service 7:30 P.M.

in the chapel of CoHn Mortuary. Clifton, Friday 0 'o 9 P.M. Funeral service Saturday, 9:30 A.M. Memorials may be made to the Third Protestant Ky. Wednesday, August 1984.

Age 70 years, i-unerai Memorial Church, Ohio Ave. Saturday, August 11 from the Middendorf Funeral Home, 917 CONLON Main Street, Covington, Ky. Jennie dev aunt of Shirley with prayers at 9 A.M. Mass of Christian burial, St. Aloysius Church at 9:30 A.M.

Interment Geraci, Beverly Ross, David, Ralph, and James Conlon, John Ward, Paul and Harold Seibel, also survived by many grand- LEGAL NOTICE REQUEST FOR BIDS Mother of God Cemetery. Visi Sealed proposals will be received tation Friday evening until 9 nieces and nephews. Wednes P.M. Memorials may be made to St. Aloysius Church.

day August 8, 1984. Former resident of Madison Place. Friends may call at the MacNAB Thomas Funeral Home, 4418 Kenneth beloved husband of Whetsel Avenue, Madisonville, the late Emma MacNab, dear SCHRANTZ Alice J. (nee Carraher), widow of the late George E. Schrantz, sister-in-law of Esther Carraher and Carl Kuttig, also survived by nieces and nephews.

Thursday, August 9, 1984. Resident of Mt. Healthy. Age 85 years. Funeral services at the Neidhard Funeral Home, 7401 Hamilton Mt.

Healthy, Saturday, August 11, at 10:30 A.M. Friends may call Saturday morning from 9:30 A.M. until time of services. If so desired, memorials may be made to Heritage United Methodist friend of Russell and Anna Par- Saturday from 9:30 A.M. until time of funeral service Satur rett.

Wednesday, August 8, day at 10:30 A.M. 1984. Age 88 years. Formerly of College Hil Friends may caH CROSS Dy me buaku Oh park COMMISSIONERS OF DELHI TOWNSHIP at the home of Park Commissioner, FRANK A. DAUBENMERKU located at 542 Covedale Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio 45238, until 7:00 P.M.

on August 14,1984, for the lotowing generally described improvement to Delhi Township Park which Is located at 5)25 Foley Road, Delhi Township, Hamilton County, Ohio: Furnishing the necessary labor, material, equipment and supervision for the repair and resurfacing of a section of roadway approxP mately 480 feet by 24 feet; repair and resurfacing of a section of roadway approximately 778 feet by 20 feet; In connection with the 78 foot length of roadway, Instating a swale for water drainage along the west side of the road approximately 350 feet by 2 feet; and instaMina a new parkina surface ap- at the Hodapp Funeral Home, 6041 Hamilton College Hil, Friday, 6 to 8 P.M. Funeral James Lee, beloved father of Mrs. Virginia Huff of Cincinnati and Mrs. Oistene Marshal of Lakeland, Mr. Charles Robinson of Dayton, Ohio, services Saturday at the funer Church, Mt.

Healthy. al home, 10 A.M. Mr. MacNab was a former employee of the o. Railroad.

grandfather of six, greatgrandfather of eight. Monday, August 6, 1984. Frienas may call at the Greater New Hope STOCK Christine (nee Hels). Sunday August 1984, at San Jose California. See Heis notice.

Baptist Church, 3655 Harvey Bertha Rose (nee Heichel- Saturday, August 11, bech), beloved wife of the late 1984 from 9 to io a.m. Funeral John F. Mahsrnenn and August services following. The Rev. L.

Kossen, devoted mother of Booth, officiating, conn VAUGHN ames and Robert Kossen, Mortuary serving the family. step-mother of Rita Hart, HANSER John beloved husband of the late Marie Hanser (nee Ot- Mary Bishoff, Frank and Richard MaNmarw, also survived by 22 grandchildren and eight oximeter? 2 10 feet by 24 feel. show your bid for the aggregate total of as bid items, as wet as your bid for each separate item. Bidders must comply with the prevailing wage rates on public improvements In Hamilton County, Ohio as ascertained by the Department of Industrial Relations, State of Ohio, as provided in Sections 4115.03 to 4115.16, inclusive, of the Ohio Revised Code. Each bid presented wi be deemed to Include this provision.

Each person bidding is required to file with Ms bid a bid guarantee in the form of either a bond tor the ful amount of the bid, or a certified check, cashier's check, or a letter of credit equal to ten percent of the bid as provided Ernest beloved husband of Jean Russell Vaughn, dear father of Virginia Cole of Fairfield, brother of Beulah Carey of Topeka, Kansas, grandfather of Cheryl and Robert Cole of Fairfield, also survived by several nieces and great-grandchildren, dear sis bert), devoted father of Mrs. Elmer (Dorothy) Dansberry, Robert J. and John F. Hanser, ter of Raymond, Alois and Herbert Heichelbech, Rosa Pieper, Cecilia Schroerlng, Bernardine also survived by eight nephews. Thursday, August 9, Rape and Frieda Homer Wednesday, August 8, 1984 1984.

Residence sem Laurels. Memorial service Sunday at 2 1 1 1 I I i 1 V1f -s. ViVl Lf Residence North College Hill. Age 76 years. Mass of Chris Governors' Names Last At State Fair Streets, Buildings Memorialize The Leaders BY KEITH WHITE Gannett News Service COLUMBUS-Their names may not be in lights, but many Ohio governors and legislators have achieved a measure of lasting glory at the Ohio State Fair.

There's the Bricker Multipurpose Building, the Lausche Building, the Dl-Salle Arts and Crafts Center and the Gllligan Livestock Complex, not to mention Charles F. Kurfess, Vernal G. Riffe and Harry Meshel Avenues. John W. Bricker, Frank J.

Lausche, Michael DiSalle and John J. Gilligan all were Ohio governors. Kurfess was a Republican speaker of the House, Riffe is the current speaker and Meshel is the Senate president. Thirteen of the fair's major buildings are named for governors; 15 of the fair's avenues and streets bear the names of past or present legislative leaders. FORMER GOV.

James A. Rhodes, whose enthusiasm for the fair is legendary, has one of each named for him. There's the Rhodes Center, which houses the Ohio Agricultural Hall of Fame and youth exhibits, and James A. Rhodes Avenue, which runs the length of the fair and once was known as Broadway. All but three of the 16 governors who have been elected since 1913 are memorialized by having their names on buildings at the fair.

One of the missing is the current governor, Richard F. Celeste. Beside the governors mentioned above, the Cox Fine Arts Center is named for James M. Cox, a Democratic governor from Dayton who served three terms between 1912 and 1920, and the White Buckeye Building is named for George White, a Democratic governor from Marietta who served two terms from 1931 to 1934. Horticulture events are held in a building named for former Gov.

A. Victor Donahey (1923-28), beef cattle are exhibited in a building named for former Gov. Martin L. Davey (1935-38) and swine are exhibited in the building named for Gov. C.

William O'Neill of Marietta 1957-58). ANOTHER GOVERNOR from Cincinnati, Republican Myers Y. Cooper (1929-30), is honored with the Cooper Arena, located between the beef exhibition building and livestock complex. Putting Gilligan's name on the livestock complex always has been considered an inside political joke because of a comment he made at the fair about the 1971 income tax bill, which he championed. While talking to a radio interviewer who had asked him if he planned to shear any sheep while at the fair, Gilligan said, "I shear taxpayers, not sheep." Rhodes used the line in one his television com- tian burial at the Church ot me Assumption, Mt.

Healthy, Saturday, August 11 at 10 A.M. P.M. at the Hyde Park Community United Methodist Church. Memorials, if desired, may be directed to the American Cancer Society. Ekten A.

Good Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. Friends may call at the Neid- ard Funeral Home, 7401 in Section 153 54 of the Ohio Revised Code. A bid guarantees fHed pursuant to this section shall be payable to the BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS OF DELHI TOWNSHIP. The successful bidder will be required to furnish a performance bond to the BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS OF DELHI TOWNSHIP for the full amount of the contract, as provided In Section 15154 of the Ohio Revised Code. The successful bid grandchildren and 13 greatgrandchildren, dear brother of Mrs.

Lorraine Valentine and Frank Hanser. Thursday, August 9, 1984. Residence Crest-view Hits, Ky. Age 93 years. Funeral Saturday, August 11 from the Middendorf Funeral Home, 917 Main Covington, with prayers at 10 A.M.

Mass of Christian burial at St. Pius Church at 10:30 A.M. Entombment St. Mary Mausoleum. Visitation Saturday morning from 9 to 10 A.M.

Memorials may be made to the charity of your choice or the Baptist Convalescent Center, Newport, Ky. Hamilton Avenue, Mt. Healthy, Friday from 6 to 9 P.M. If so desired, memorials may be made to St. Rita's School for INNOUNClMlNn the Deaf.

NOETH der is required to show proof of SERVICES current coverage unoer onio Worker's Compensation Laws and Robert beloved husband of La Verne (Bloebaum) Rose Noeth, loving father of Mrs Joyce Steinmetz, Mrs. Rose I1EIN mary Ottlng, Robert Jr Charles, Joseph and Michael Bernard beloved husband of Marianne Sullivan Hein and a policy of public liability Insurance satisfactory to the BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS to protect the contractor and the Park Board against personal Inkry and property damage claims. Mechanic's Lien affidavits and proof of compliance with prevailing wage rates wil be required as a condition of payment for materials and labor. All work must be completed not later than ninety days after award Noeth, grandfather of 21 grandchildren, three great dear father of Beth Snow, Ben (Meemo) Hein, Jude Cahill, Art grandchildren, brother of George, Charles, John and Hein, Janet Meyer, Marianne (Jimmy) Llpschutz, Sally Rosemary Noeth. Wednesday, August 8, 1984.

Age 71 years. RQ3E FUNERAL HOME 261 0146 iac. muiis i niMSN m. Baum, Danny Hein, Billy Hein and Anne Settle, also survived Friends may call at the Vitt by 21-23 grandchildren. Thurs and Stermer Funeral Home, 4619 Delhi, Friday 4 to 9 P.M.

day, August 9, J984. Mass of Christian burial at Christ the King Church Saturday, August Mrs. Martha Millbaugh Funeral mass Saturday, August 11, St. Aloysius on the Ohio, at 10 A.M. It desired, contributions may be made to Hospice of Cincinnati, 2710 11 at 1 1:30 A.M.

No visitation, it desired, contributions may be made to St. Joseph Institute for ot comracr. Information and specifications are available from FRANK A. DAU-BENMERKL, 542 Covedale Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio, 45238 (Phone: 451-3112) from 1030 A.M. to 6:00 P.M., Monday through Saturday.

The bids wil be opened on August 14,1984, at 8:00 P.M. at Delhi Park Lodge, 5125 Foley Road, Cincinnati, Ohio, 45238. The Park Board reserves the right to reiect any and albids. By order of the BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS OF DELHI TOWNSHIP, Hamilton County, Ohio. S.

Glen Carder Francis G. Schroeder Frank A. Daubenmerkl 001130 Reading Road, 45206. the Deaf, 1483 82nd St. Louis, MO 63132.

Geo. H. OVERMEIER 11 A.M. Friday Mr. Walter Walkie) Jarman 2 P.M.

Friday Miss Susan Annette Lanham 10 A.M. Friday Rohde and Son Funeral Home Associated PressCharles Rex Arbogast SARA WOLFE, 20, of Covington, Ohio, holds a piglet outside the O'Neill Swine Building on the Ohio State Fairgrounds this week. Rose Pruse, beloved wife of in charge of arrangements. Lawrence Overmeier, dear HEIS mother of Jean Nathan, dear sister of Alvina Putthoff, dear grandmother of Scott and An Florence dear sister of at the East Side Church Mrs. Eleanor Relly and the late drew Nathan.

August 8, 1984. John Jr David, Paul and Bertha Heis and Christine Stock, Residence Deer Park. Friends may can Saturday, 8:30 A.M. til LEGAL NOTICE TO: ALL BIDDERS 9:45 A.M. at the Quentin also survived by nine nieces and nephews.

Wednesday August 8, 1984, at Scarlet Oaks. Staley Funeral Home, 7140 Plainfleld Road, Deer Park of the Nazarene 2505 Eastern Ave. Covington, Ky. Mrs. Bertha Watkins 11 A.M.

Saturday Southside Baptist Church Covington, Ky. Mrs. Edna Armstrong 10 A.M. Saturday Age 77 years, visitation Fnoay SUBJECT: PURCHASE OF SCHOOL BUSES FOR: THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE ROSS LOCAL from 6 to 9 P.M. at the Bolton Mass of Christian Burial, 10 A.M.

St. Saviour Church, Lunsford Funeral Home, SCHOOL DISTRICT, HAMK.IUN, Rossmoyne. 3042 Harrison Avenue, West- wood, where services will be mercials during the 1974 campaign in which Rhodes ousted Gilligan. WHILE IT has long been a custom to name buildings at the fair for governors, naming streets after legislators is a more recent tradition. Rhodes got the street names changed before he left office in 1982 to commemorate legislative leaders he had known.

Fairway was renamed for Riffe while part of Grant Avenue was renamed for Meshel. Shepherd Drive and Virginia Avenue were renamed for Sen. Oliver Ocasek, D-Northfield, a former president of the Senate. Other fair streets are named for House Minority Leader Corwin Nixon, R-Lebanon; former Sen. Michael J.

Maloney of Cincinnati, and Roger Cloud, Charles F. Kurfess and A.G. Lanclone, former speakers of the House. "It's just kind of a nice souvenir," said Senate Minority Leader Paul Gillmor, R-Port Clinton, whose own street lies along the southern entrance. "I took my kids out there Monday night and so we walked along Paul Gillmor road." held Saturday at 10:30 A Memorials may be made to your favorite charity.

HUSTON OHIO Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of Education of the Ross Local School District, Hamilton, Ohio, at the Treasurer's office at 1230 noon on August 14, 1984, and at the time opened by the Treasurer of said board as provided by law for two (2) 65-pessen-ger school buses, according to specifications of said Board of Education. Separate and Independent bids win be received with respect to the chassis and body type, and wi state that the buses, when assembled and prior to delvery. Marzella (nee Winters), be loved wife of Roland J. Huston and mother of Roland W. Terrill and Judythe Huston, A.C.

DOBBLING SON BELLEVUE FT. THOMAS iso survived by four grand 4V1-45UO 441-1730 children and three great-grandchildren. Wednesday, August 8, comply with ail school district Hall and Jordan Fl INPRAL CHAPELS 1984. Services will be held at George H. Rohde and Son Funeral Home, Linwood and 761-8881 863-2907 specincanons, ai saTeiy reguanons and current Ohio Minimum Standards for School Bus construction of the Department of Education adopted by and with the consent of the Director of Hiahwav Safety Delta Avenues, Mt.

Lookout, PALMER Walter (Pete), age 63, of Kettering, Ohio, passed away Tuesday at the Dayton V.A. Hospital Survived by his wife Marjorie, two daughters and sons-in-law, Pamela and Rick Deremiah, Kansas City, Julienne and Jeff Tanksley of Bell-brook, son and daughter-in-law Craig and Holly Palmer of Indianapolis, two sisters. Vera Schmidt and Evelyn Jane and husband Edward J. Focke, all of Cincinnati, four grandchildren, Sarah, Angle, Alan and Leslie, numerous nieces and nephews. Previously employed at the Maxon Construction Co.

and presently with Roudebuch Realty Co. Member of Central Christian Church and the Dayton Area Board of Realtors. Funeral services wil be held at 1 P.M. Friday from the Tobias Funeral Home Far Hills Chapel, 5471 Far HiUs Dayton, Oh. with Pastor Ted Feulconer officiating.

Interment Woodland Cemetery. Family wM receive friends 5 to 8 P.M. Thursday at the funeral home. Friday evening, August 10 at HUGENBERG VANOVER 40 W.thSt.tCov.,Ky. 431-0292 30 p.m.

Friends may can Friday from 6 P.M. until time of service. pursuant to Section 4511.76 of the Revised Code and all other pertinent provisions ot law. Specifications and Instructions to bidders are on hie in the office of Jamison I Jamison ir. Inc.

West End Evans ton KINGERY the Treasurer, Hamilton, onto. Bun Bert sle Sr. (Bert), of Love- 721-1616 961-7544 are to be sealed and addressed to: Office of the Treasurer, Ross Local Schoo strict, 3371 Hamuton- W. MACK JOHNSON land, beloved husband of Ehda Fettweis Klngery, dear father of Elaine Her and Bert (Don) Klngery grandfather of five 1309 E. McMilan St.

961-0474 grandchildren and one great- Oeves Road, Hamilton. Ohio 45013. The Board of Education reserves the right to reiect any and al bids. By order of the Board of Education Pamela Steele, Treasurer 00 1208. grandcniKl.

inursoay, August Muehlenkamp-Erschell 261-8093 1984. Mr. Kingery was em Newport, Ft. Thomas, Dayton Sealed proposals wiH be received and read at the office of the County ployed at Aeronca Inc. for 37 years.

Friends received at the Tufts Funeral Home, Park and Riverside, Loveland, Friday 6 to 9 P.M. where services win be held Saturday, August 11 at NURRE BROS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 241-6929 Purchasing Department, Room 23d, Courthouse, Cincinnati, Ohio, at 11 AM FRIDAY AUO 17, 1VB4, tor 10 A.M. Interment Rest Haven Memorial Park. Rapist Jackson Undergoing Tests At Chillicothe Prison COLUMBUS (AP)-Former physician Edward Franklin Jackson twice convicted for a series of rapes in the Columbus area, Is undergoing physical and psychological testing at the Chillicothe Correctional Institution and may not be permanently assigned to a prison for two months.

Paul Goggin, spokesman for the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction, said Jackson likely faces imprisonment In the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility at Lucasvllle, but could be assigned to any one of Ohio's eight prisons. Jackson's objection to being imprisoned at Lucasvllle was a point of contention before his second multiple-rape trial recently in Cincinnati. At the time, Assistant Franklin County Prosecutor Edward W. Morgan said he would recommend to officials that Jackson be placed In a maximum-security institution if he was convicted a second time. Two trials, the one in Cincinnati and one last year in Akron, were ordered because of a 1978 change in Ohio's insanity law, which Jackson invoked as a defense.

Goggin said Jackson, a 40-year-old former internist, remains eligible for parole in April, 1993, despite his second conviction in Cincinnati on Aug. 1. Jackson is serving a sentence of 282 to 985 years after being convicted of 86 felonies, including 32 rapes, in the two trials. Prosecution Witness Stops Short On Stand TOLEDO (AP) The key prosecution witness in John Shrader's perjury-bribery trial here abruptly ended his testimony Thursday when he was told he could be prosecuted for his admissions. Daniel R.

Kinser was testifying in the third day of Shrader's trial when Lucas County Common Pleas Judge Francis Restlvo told Kinser that he didn't have immunity from prosecution on perjury charges. "I think I'd better speak to an attorney," Kinser answered. The judge said that a letter of understanding, dated August, 1983, saying Columbus police would not press for prosecution was no guarantee against it. Kinser didn't have an attorney, so Restivo appointed Toledo lawyer Allan Konop to consult with Kinser in the judge's chambers. Shrader is charged with four counts of perjury and one count of bribery as the result of Kinser's testimony during a trial last August over charges that Shrader tried to collect $118,000 in life insurance benefits on his wife.

Kinser initially testified in that trial that he had met Shrader and his wife, Jean, Oct. 21, 1981, the night before she was found strangled in a downtown Columbus parking garage. KLANCAR RADEL FUNERAL HOMES Serving Over a Century DATA SYSTEM FOR GAS OtRO-MATOGRAPH Proposal forms, specifications, etc, may be obtained upon application at the office of the County Purchasing Department. Richard K. Powers Purchasing Agent 001174.

Justina, beloved wife of the REISSIG Ferd husband of the late Edith Barbiea Reissig, dear father of Judith Reck, Joyce Heicher and JuNe Unrig, dear brother of Arnoff, Anthony, Francis and Walter Reissig and Sister Catherine Threse, S.N.D. and the late Joseph Reissig, also survived by six grandchildren. Thursday, August 9, 1984. Friends may call at the Sim-minger Chapel of Chav A. Mil-er Sons, 3050 Harrison Westwood, Saturday, 9 A.M.

until 10 A.M. fotowed by Mass of Christian Burial at St. Catharine Church at 10:30 A.M. you so desire, memorials may be directed to the charity of your choice. Rebold Funeral Home 3700Glenmore 661-6200 late Anton Klancar, dear mother of Anthony F.

Klancar, grandmother of Anthony, Don-aid, Patrick and Lilian Klancar and Carol Strand, great-grandmother of Anthony Robert and Erin Rae Klancar. Wednesday, August 1984. Age 74 years. Funeral services and burial in WOODLAWN BOARD OF Teliae fer-JJuiby PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that the Woodlawn Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on August Cleveland. Ohio.

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