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IT C. METRO Sunday, May 31, 1998 C9- Obituaries fDeath Hotices JDeath Notices Death Hotices Funerals For more complete information and address of the funeral director refer to the individual death notice below. FULTON Jesse Neit. Resident of Cincinnati. Age 39.

Sunday, May 3, 1998. Graveside Service, Monday 1:30 P.M. at the Crown Hill Cemetery. Sister Mary Florence Heric directed nursing at Good Sam FUNERAL HOME TIME DATE NAMR KNOLLMAN Anthony beloved husband of Ruth M. (nee Johns) Knollman, dear father ot Ken (Janey), Jim (Diana) and Ron (Carolyn) Knollman, Joy (Mike) Hunter and Carol (Gene) VanKerckhove, brother of John, Joe and Charlie Knollman, Mary Jacober, Aggie Gesting, Betty Wolf, and the late Ed Knollman, also survived by 17 grand and four great-grandchildren.

Thursday, May 28, 1998. Age 78. Friends may call at the Hodapp Funeral Home, 6041 Hamilton College Hill, Sunday 3-6 P.M.. Mass of Christian Burial, St. Margaret Mary Church, North College Hill, Monday 10:30 A.M..

Burial Gate of Heaven Cemetery. Memorials may be made to Adopt A Student, co St. Margaret Mary Church or to the American Parkinson's Disease Association, 1250 Hylan Blvd, Suite 4B, Staten Island, NY. 10305. GEORGE Etfie, visitation Monday, June 1, 6 P.M.

until service time 7 P.M., Jamison Jamison Funeral Home, 3437 Montgomery Dr. Anderson Culbreath, officiating. Interment Spring Grove Cemetery, Tuesday morning. She also served in that capacity at Penrose Hospital, Colorado Springs, St. Vincent Hospital, Santa N.M.; St.

Joseph Hospital, Mount Clemens, and Good Samaritan Hospital, Dayton, Ohio. "Sister Mary Florence was proud of her nursing," said Sister of Charity Mary Bertha Kelley, her longtime neighbor. "She was a very effective director of nursing; and was known for directing with supportive concern." From 1972 until her retirement in 1986, she was coordinator of health care at the O'Connell Unit of Good Samaritan Hospital. After her retirement, she served as a volunteer at the hospital. She was given honorary membership in the Good Samaritan Nursing Alumnae.

Survivors include: three sisters, Kathleen Allen of Flushing, Mary Louise Rich of Unionville, and Nanette Thomas of Bay City, and many nieces and nephews. Visitation will be 4 to 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Heritage Room at the Sisters of Charity Motherhouse, Delhi Township. Mass of Christian burial will be held at 7 p.m. in the Mother-house Chapel.

Burial will be in the Motherhouse Cemetery. BY JENNIFER BURGEL The Cincinnati Enquirer Sister of Charity Mary Florence Heric, the first director of nursing services at Good Samaritan Hospital, died Thursday at her Clifton apartment. She was 81. A Michigan native, she earned a diploma from St. Joseph School of Nursing, Mount Clemens, and worked at St.

Joseph Hospital in Michigan before joining the Sisters of Charity in 1940. She held the position of director of nursing services at Good Samaritan from 1952 to 1959, and again from 1963 to 1967. GRADY Joseph Aloysius, beloved husband of the late Margaret (nee Boner) Grady, loving father of Margaret Perrino, Joseph and James Grady, dear brother of Margaret Schepmann and Lillian Weyer, also survived by nine grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Wednesday, May 27, 1998, age 96 years. Friends may call at Ra-del Funeral Home, 4122 Glenway Monday, June 1, 1998 from 9 A.M.

until 10:30 A.M. Mass of Christian Burial following at Holy Family Church, 11 A.M. Memorials may be made to Holy Family Church or the Riverview Community Nursing Home. KLI1LIYIAN Glenn beloved husbant: if Lori R. Kuhlman and father, dear son of Richard and Louise Kuhlman, also one sister and three brothers.

Friday, May 29, 1998. Funeral Services will be Monday 11 A.M. at the Anderson Funeral Home, 8611 Winton Marie Meichtry, 89, worked hard ALIEN, Everett Thomos 11:00 A.M. June 02 Evans (Goshen) ANDREWS, Clifton D. 11:00 A.M.

June 03 Schoetert Busby BlU.AgnesM. JuneOl Horry Meyer Geiser BOGGS, Betty Jo 1 1:00 A.M. June 02 Moore BRIESE. FrooMtn Wogner Anderson CHESNEY, Edith I. 10:30 A.M.

June02 Frederick DOPPES, Antoinette F. 10:00 A.M. June 02 Neidhord-Hensley FINLEY, Wilma H. 10:30 A.M. June 03 Nurre Brothers' (White Ookl FUIT ON, Jesse Neil JuneOl Hodopp (West Chester.

GEORGE, EC' JuneOl Jamison Jamison GRADY, Joseph Aloysius 11:00 A.M. JuneOl Rodel Funeral Service HEUSNER, Nancy G. Anderson HILL, Warren Cecil 1:00 P.M. JuneOl Vorhis INorwoodl HOIMAN. Donald G.

JuneOl Ronald B. Jones HOWATT, Albert A. JuneOl Gilligan JOSEPH, Martin F. 4:00 P.M. May 3 1 Dolbert Woodruft KNOLLMAN, Anthony 10:30 A.M.

JuneOl Hodopp (College Hill) KUHLMAN, Glenn P. JuneOl Anderson LOTZ, Loretta F. June02 Schmidt-Dhonou McANINCH, Walter C. 1:00 P.M. JuneOl Hodopp McDANIEL, Daniel W.

JuneOl Thomos-Justin Menonoi McFADDEN, Marguerite I. 11:00 A.M. June 02 St. Paul United Methodist McMULLEN, James Wilson JuneOl Tufts Schildmeyer (Goshen) NEWSTEDT, Mario Borsay i 1 00 A.M. June 02 Schaefer Busby PAYLER, Jonet B.

1 1 A.M. June 02 Vorhis INorwoodl ROBERT Paul A. 2:00 P.M. June 02 Armstrong Chopel SCHOLL, William D. 5:00 P.M.

May 3 1 Dennis George STEPHENS, Louisa Amanda 10:00 A.M. June 02 Schmidt-Dhonau IShoronvillel TANGEMAN, Louis JuneOl Gilligon TROLLEY, Fred 1:30 P.M. June 13 New Thought Unity Center WILLIS, Beniomin June 02 Weil WILLIS, Carrie E. 11:00 A.M. June 02 E.C.

Nurre i (New Richmond) ALLEN Everett Thomas, beloved husband of Sandra L. Deller Allen, devoted father of Thomas (Randy) and Kelly Allen, grandfather of Brandy Nicole Allen, brother of Alice Hofstelter, Mary MacAfee, Janice Boyer, Catherine Trovillo, Ruth Moore, Roberta Sess, James S. Allen, Carl and Charles Stevens, and the late Ronald Stevens. Saturday, May 30, 1998. Residence Goshen, Ohio.

Services Evans Funeral Home, 1944 St. Rt. 28 Goshen, Tuesday, June 2, 11 A.M.. Visitation Monday 6-8 P.M.. ANDREWS Clifton preceded in death by her husband Henry Piper Andrews Sr.

and her son Henry Piper Andrews also leaves her son John K. Andrews and her daughter-in-law Lynn Andrews Ducommun, grandmother of Lindsey L. Andrews and Andrews and Alexandra D. Andrews. Thursday, May 28, 1998.

Services to be held at the Church of the Redeemer, Wednesday, June 3 at 11 A.M. If so desired, memorials may be made to Children's Hospital Medical Center co the Development Office, 333 Burnett Cincinnati, OH 45229. Schaefer Busby In charge of arrangements. BILL Agnes M. (nee Dreier), beloved wife of the late Emmett E.

Bill, loving mother of Jerry (Jennie) Bill, Joseph Bill and Mary (Kenneth) Metz, devoted grandmother of Nancy Broxterman, Janice Bill, Donna Vale, Diane Essen, Judy Heim-brock, Karen Gillespie, John Metz and 14 great-grandchildren, dear sister of Marie Heller of Springfield, OH and the late Angela Dreier and twin sister Martha Bockenstette. May 28, 1998, age 96. Visitation Monday A.M. at Harry Meyer Geiser Funeral Home, 4989 Glenway Ave. (Across from Covedale Cinema Grill) followed by Mass of Christian Burial St.

Teresa of Avila Church, 10:30 A.M. Remembrances may be made to St. Teresa Memorial Fund, 1175 Overlook 45238. B()fi(iS Betty Jo (nee Jordan), age 62, resident of Batavia. Wife of Clair Damon Boggs.

Mother of Debra Sue Egan, Kimberley Johnson, Bobbi L. Bryant and the late John William Boggs. Sister of Joyce Ann Engel, Donald Ray Jordan and the late Charles Jordan. Also survived by seven grandchildren. May 30, 1998.

Family will receive friends Monday 6 fo 9 P.M. at the Moore Family Funeral Homes 225 Spring St. Batavia with the service Tuesddy 11 A.M. at the 1st Baptist Church of Gleneste, 1034 Old St. Rt.

74. Rev. Brent Snook officiating. Interment Olive Branch Cemetery. Memorials to the church.

Mrs. Boggs worked for the Ryder Roadway Co. for 29 years. BRIESE LOTZ Loretta F. (nee Hollmann), beloved wife of the late Walter F.

Lotz. Dear mother of Joseph Lotz. Dear mother-in-law of Joyce Lotz. Dear grandmother of Linda France, Kathleen Fath, Joseph and John Lotz. Great-grandmother of six.

Sister of Mary Hollmann and Elizabeth Carmichael. Friday, May 29, 1998. Age 85. Mass of Christian Burial at St. James of the Valley, Wyoming, Tuesday, June 2 at 10:00 A.M..

Visitation at the Schmidt-Dhonau Funeral Home, 8633 Reading Reading, Tuesday from 8:30 A.M. till 9:30 A.M.. Memorials suggested to Hospice of Cincinnati. The Cincinnati Enquirer Marie Meichtry, a seamstress for 40 years at Surgical Appliance Co. in Cincinnati, died Thursday of respiratory failure at Franciscan Healthcare Center at Brackenville in Hockessin, Del.

Mrs. Meichtry, a longtime resident of Oakley, was 89. While living in the Cincinnati area, Services will be in Wilmington, Del. Burial will be Tuesday in Gate of Heaven Cemetery, Montgomery. She was preceded in death by her husband, Gustave Meichtry.

Memorial contributions are directed to the American Cancer Society, 92 Reads Way, New Castle, Del. 19720. she was a member of St. Cecilia Church, Oakley. She retired in 1989 from Surgical Appliance Co.

and moved to Delaware. "She was very hard-working," recalled her daughter, Arleen M. Ear-hart of Newark, Del. Other survivors include: six siblings in her native Switzerland; two grandchildren; and a great-grandson. 1 1 EISNER Nancy G.

(nee Mitchell), wife of the late Arthur M. Heusner, beloved mother of A.M. (Su-sanne) Heusner, Joan (Joseph) Good and Susan (Michael) Wolfe, loving grandmother of Kurt, Heidi, Kimberly, Amy, Christy, Julie, Jennifer, John, and Joseph, also 21 great-grandchildren. Friday, May 29, 1998. Funeral Services will be private and at the convenience of the family.

Memorials may be made to the Alzheimer's Association or American Cancer Society. Arrangements by the Anderson Funeral Home, Finneytown. Lack of farm bill means loss of chance at federal monev IIILL uai.ijuiuiiJiiuij.uiiiu.iiiji 4 Death Notices Death Notices EE EX Franklin Wagner, Ph.D., born St. Paul, MN, December 25, 193? died of the ROBERT Paul beloved husband of the late Elsie W. Robert, loving friend of Hazel Doyle and her family, devoted father of Diana R.

Karr, Suzanne R. Jack, Way-zata, Minnesota and Daniel W. Robert, Glastonbury, also survived by eight grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. Memorial Service Tuesday, June 2nd, Armstrong Chapel, 2 P.M.. Memorials may be directed to Elderhostel, 75 Federal Street, attention Hostel-ships, Boston, Mass.

02110-1941 or the American Society for Quality, 611 East Wisconsin Milwaukee, Wisconsin co Paul Robert Award From Binghamton New York Section or to the Cincinnati Section. Thomas-Justin Memorial in charge. The Associated Press COLUMBUS, Ohio After weeks of tinkering with school funding in a budget correction bill, the Legislature recessed for the summer without passing a bill aimed at keeping Ohio's farmland intact. The decision means Ohio will miss a chance at $1 million in federal money. The House will wait until Vpti-m-ber to decide whether to pa a b.il that would allow tie i-ae L'eV l-muiit of Agriculture.

govm-ments and charitable oig.iuitioiis to pay farmers not to sell then lanu to developers. The bill would allow farmers, through the purchase of development rights, or conservation easements, to get one-time payments based on the difference between their- land's agricultural value and its value to a developer. After the Senate passed the bill unanimously, supporters thought the bill had been on track to meet the June 18 deadline to apply for the federal matching money. That money would have been used for a pilot program. But to qualify for the federal funding, the state needs a law on the books allowing such programs.

If it had passed, the farmland preservation bill would have met that requirement. "I have no idea what happened," Sen. Grace Drake, R-Solon, told the Akron Beacon-Journal for a story published Saturday. "I would have been putting a little more pressure on if I thought it was not going to happen." The House, which recessed Thursday, could reconvene in a summer session to consider the legislation. But Rep William Batchelder, R-Medi-na, chairman of the committee that schedules bills to be heard in the House, said there is little likelihood such a session would be called before June 18.

Mr. Batchelder said there are a number of representatives who do not have a clear understanding of the bill. And it would be better to pass up the chance to get the cash than to risk putting the legislation up for vote by members who aren't comfortable with the concept, he said. "Despite the fact that it passed the Senate unanimously, this is not a no-brainer for most people," Mr. Batchelder said.

"There are very big philosophical issues." Among those issues is the idea of putting public money toward preservation of private land. Supporters say the public would be served not only because the communities' rural character would be preserved, but also because local governments could save the money they would have to spend to support subdivisions and their residents. "One million dollars is not much of an incentive to pass a bill that not everyone is comfortable with," Mr. Batchelder said. Warren Cecil beloved husband of Betty Lou Hill (Kerr), devoted father of Linda Jacobs (Donnie), Shanda Rust (Ricky), Tonya, Jeffrey and Vonda Hill, loving grandfather ot Donna, Ricky II, Dona-von, Derrick and Kaitlyn, greatgrandfather of Siera and Andrew, also survived by many cousins.

Friday, May 29, 1998. Age 77 years. Resident of Norwood. Retired from General Motors. Friends may call at the Vorhis Funeral Home, 5501 Montgomery Norwood, Sunday from 4-8 P.M..

Services Monday, June 1, 1998, 1 P.M.. tf desired, sympathy may be expressed by a memorial contribution to the American Heart Association. complications ot diabetes in Cincinnati, May 28, 1998. He is survived by his wife, Carolyn; his sons, Eric of Anchorage, AK, Craig of Minneapolis, MN, his daughter, Krista of New York City, and his sister, Gretchen Calvit of Minneapolis. The memorial service will be private.

In lieu of flowers, contributions in his memory may be made to the American Diabetes Association, Cincinnati Chapter, 8899 Brookside West Chester, OH 45069. Anderson Funeral Home serving the family. CHESNEY TROLLEY Fred, 53 of Indianapolis, IN formerly of Northern KY, died May 14, 1998 at St. Vincent Hospital, Carmei, IN. Field Vic President for Zurich Insurance.

Survivors include his wtte, Pf tricia Berling Trolley and son, Andrew and Greg. Memorial service 1:30 P.M., Saturday, June 13th at the New Though Unity Center, 1401 E. McMillan, Cincinnati, OH. Memorials ar suggested to the Ameiua.i Lung Association ot KY. PO.

Box 9067, Louisville, KY 4020 WILLIS Carrie E. (nee Mutlis), beloved wife of the late Elmer M. Willis, dear mother of Laurel Perr, Elmer Jr. (Mike) Willis, Pamela Laney, Howard (Hank) Willis, Gertrude Mathews arrd Chrisopher Willis, also survived by 16 grandchildren aryi nine great-grandchildren. Dieli Friday, May 29, 1998.

Age Residence New Richmond, Ohio. Friends may caH at the E.C. Nurre Funeral Home, 200 Western Ave, New Richmond, Monday 6 to 9 P.M.. Funeral Services 11:00 A.M. Tuesday, June 2, 1998.

Interment Mt. Mo riah Cemetery. If desired memorials may be made to the Resident Fund at Salem Park Center, 6164 Salem Road, C- cirmati, Ohio 45230. Wor)d War I Vet World War II Vet Korean Veteran Vietnam Veteran 'Armed Forces Persian Guff NOTE: Other symbols that appear art provided by individuals or by the funeral homes. Edith L.

(nee Seitz), devoted mother of Edith L. Roetting West, loving Este Ave. to be new home for displaced produce companies IIOLMAN Donald devoted nusband of Ruth Jones Hoiman, beloved father of Donald and Glenn (Kim) Hoiman, loving son of Beatrice and the late Martin L. Hoiman, dear brother of Lee Reftner and the late Martin E. Hoiman, also survived by two grandchildren.

Thursday, May 28, 1998. Age 71 years. Formerly of Wyoming, Ohio. Visitation 6:00 to 8:00 P.M. Monday at North-minster Presbyterian Church, 703 Compton Finneytown.

Services 8:00 P.M. Monday in the church sanctuary. Graveside services Tuesday in Highland Cemetery, Ft. Mitchell, Family request memorials to United Presbyterian Church, Sterling, Kansas. Ronald B.

Jones Funeral Home, Ludlow, KY. serving the family. McANINCIl Walter C. beloved husband of the late Mabel McQueary McAninch, father of the late Hubert McAninch, survived by one grandson Hubert McAninch Jr. and two great-grandchildren, brother-in-law of Christine Rigney.

Friday, May 29, 1998 in Maysville, KY, age 95. No visitation. Friends are welcome to attend graveside service at Oak Hill Cemetery, Monday, 1 P.M. McDANIEL Daniel beloved husband of the late Bertha K. McDaniel, devoted father of Carol Smis-kol, Bonnie Dunfap, Martha Conlon, Malcolm and Gregory McDaniel and Jennifer Smith, dear brother of Dorothy McDaniel Falone, also survived by 11 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.

Friday, May 29, 1998, age 85. Visitation Sunday, 2-4 P.M. at the Thomas-Justin Memorial, 7500 Montgomery Kenwood where funeral services will be Monday at 10 A.M. Memorials may bt directed to Hospice of Cincinnati. i FADDEN Marguerite beloved wife of the late Ferman "Mac" McFadden, devoted mother of Richard A.

McFadden, dear sister of Rena Day and Mildred White. Residence Madeira, May 28, 1998. Funeral service 11 A.M., Tuesday at St. Paul United Methodist Church, 8221 Miami Madeira where friends may call from 10 A.M. until time of service.

Contributions may be made to the Shrine Hospitals for Children, 3229 Burnet 45229 and the Scottish Rite Learning Center, 317 E. Fifth 45202. Viel-hauer-Clepper Funeral Home serving the family. Mcmullen James Wilson of Deltona, formerly of Goshen. Dear father of James (Mary Lee) McMullen, Raymond (Mary Ann McMullen, Lois John Bradley, and Anna (Larry) Cook.

Loving grandfather of Debbie (Eric) Greene, and 21 grandchildren. Caring greatgrandfather of Tonya Howell and Bret Dodds, and 28 great-grandchildren. Loving brother of Edna McQultty. May 29, 1998. Age 82.

Services will be held on Monday at 2 P.M. at Tufts Schildmeyer Family Funeral Home, 1668 St. Rt. 28 Goshen, where friends will be received from 1 P.M. until time of service.

Interment Graceland Memorial Gardens, Milford, NEWSTEDT Maria Borsay, beloved wife of Dr. J. Roger Newstedt, loving stepmother of Carol S. Hesser, Suzie S. Goldman, and Anne N.

Phelps, also leaves seven grandchildren, dear cousin of Alec Borsay and his wife Gabriel Borsay and their daughter Gabriella Borsay, dear niece of Suzanna Borsay. Wednesday, May 27, 1998. Funeral services from the Norman Chapel of Spring Grove Cemetery, Tuesday, June 2, 11 A.M. Schaefer and Busby Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. PAYLER Janet B.

(nee Buer), beloved wife of Richard K. Payler devoted mother of Nancy Kee-ly, Richard K. Payler Jr. (Diane), Judy Lane (Larry) and Sally Tamborski (Peter), dear sister of Diane Mathauer and Barbara Champlin, loving grandmother of Kevin and Melissa Keely, Shanon Lane, Jeff, Elizabeth, Christina, Danielle and Aaron Payler, Maria, Caroline, Jack and Diana Tamborski, great-grandmother of Jessica and Justin Keely, and Noah Lane. Friday, May 29, 1998.

Age 78 years. Friends may call at the Vorhis Funeral Home, 5501 Montgomery Norwood, Monday from 6-8 P.M.. Funeral services Tuesday, June 2, 11 A.M. at Knox Presbyterian Church, on the corner of Michigan and Observatory Aves. Hyde Park.

If desired, sympathy may be expressed by a memorial contribution to Hospice of Cincinnati or the American Lung Association (emphysema research). SCHOLL William beloved husband of Jane L. SchoH (nee Christop-fel), devoted father of W. David SchoH (Beth), loving grandfather of Victoria Ev and WiHiam D. SchoH, dear brother of Luemma Dunn (Robert of Clearwater, loving uncle of Tom Dunn of Naperville, IL.

and Andy Dunn of Westlake, Suddenly Wednesday, May 27, 1998. Age 75 years. Former principal of John S. Conner Elem. School of North founding principal of 3 Rivers Middle School, ret.

Asst. Superintendent of 3 Rivers School District. German POW during WWII. Visitation Sunday 2-5 P.M. with the funeral service following at 5 P.M.

at the North Bend Un. Methodist Church, 121 Symmes, North Bend. Funeral procession forming at the main entrance of Spring Grove Cemetery, Monday at 11 A.M.. Memorial contributions may be directed to William D. Scholl Scholarship Fund, co 3 Rivers School 92 Cleves Cleves 45002.

Dennis George Funeral Service (941-6700) serving the family. Monuments RF.BOLD Funeral Home Monument Service 661-6200 moving out, partly because it cuts into the city's income tax revenue. The four companies are operating from temporary quarters in Pleasant Ridge. Neighbors of the Ridgewood Industrial Park have written to Mr. Udris requesting that Este Avenue be closed off at one end to prevent trucks from driving through.

He said that is easily done. Also, neighbors are seeking sound barriers and a guaranteed maximum noise level. Mr. Udris said he is working on that agreement. opment director.

The new stadium broke up the produce industry, with the largest operator, Castellini relocating to Wilder, with about 225 jobs. But the four bound for Este Avenue, in the Ridgewood Industrial Park, have worked to find a common location because they do business together. They are CarusoCiresi Gentile Brothers Fries Bros, and Flatow Riley Inc. Together, they employ 250, Mr. Udris said.

"We saved 60 percent of the industry" for Cincinnati, he said. City leaders are sensitive to jobs 4 relocated to make way for stadium BY ANNE MICHAUD The Cincinnati Enquirer Four produce companies that reluctantly left their long-time riverfront home to make way for the Paul Brown Stadium have found a new location in Cincinnati. Pending some agreements with neighbors, the four companies will inhabit the old arsenal site off Este Avenue near Seymour Avenue, said Andi Udris, the city's economic devel HO WATT Albert beloved son of the late Alexander and Mary (At-tie) Howatt. Beloved brother of Mabel T. end Rhoda J.

Howatt. Also survived by many other relatives. Friday, May 29, 1998 at age 86. Owner of Fountain Drug Co. 8, Howatt Pharmacy for 30 years.

Visitation Monday 9 to 10 A.M. at Gilligan Funeral Home, 2926 Woodburn Avenue at Lincoln. Mass of Christian Burial to folluw lb -t0 A.M. at St. Anthony of Maronite Catholic Chu.n.

Interment at St. Mary Cemetery, St. Bernard. Memorials may be made to St Anthony of Padua Maronite Catholic Church, 2530 Victory Parkway, Cincinnati, Ohio 45206. grandmother of Paula (Bill) Weil, Chris Roetting, Nick Roetting, Greg (Joele) Roetting, Walt Roetting and Tim Roetting, dear sister of the late Oliver Seitz, also survived by ten great-grandchildren.

Saturday, May 30, 1998. Age 96. Visitation Monday from 6-6 P.M. at Frederick Funeral Home, 2553 Banning Rd. at Pippin.

Mass of Christian Burial at St. Ignatius Church, 5222 North Bend Tuesday at 10:30 A.M.. DOPPES Antoinette F. (nee Gundlach), beloved wife of the late Joseph Paul Doppes, loving mother of Elaine (Jack) Gilligan, Paul (Margie) Doppes, Judy and the late Donald Doppes, dear sister of Fred Gundlach, Marian Valerius and the late Clarence Gundlach, Bill Gundlach and Margaret Hackmann. She is also survived by 1 5 grandchildren and 26 great-grandchildren.

Died Friday, May 29, 1998. Age 92. Visitation at the Neidhard-Hensley Funeral Home, 7401 Hamilton Ave, Mt. Healthy on Tuesday, June 2, 1998 from 8:45 A.M. to 9:45 A.M..

Mass of Christian Burial will be 10 A.M. Tueiday, June 2, 1998 at the Church of the Assumption, 7711 Joseph Mt. Healthy. Burial to follow at Gate of Heaven Cemetery. FIN LEY Wilma H.

(nee Christman), beloved wife of Robert C. Finley, devoted daughter of Helen Christman, dear mother of Michael (Tammy) Finley of Naples, FL, David (Robbin) Finley, Theresa (Gary) Mcintosh, James and Daniel Finley, sister of Carol Strubbe, Joseph Christman, Dorothy Break iron, Barbara Brock, Fred, Martin and Terry Christman, also survived by nine grandchildren. Thursday, May 28, 1998, age 57 years, resident of Marco Island, FL, formerly of Cincinnati. Family and friends may call Wednesday, June 3 from A.M. at Nurre Brothers Funeral Home, 5907 Cheviot White Oak.

Mass of Christian Burial 10:30 A.M. at St. James Church, White Oak. Interment Gate of Heaven Cemetery In lieu of flowers memorials mn be directed to Hospice of Naples, San Marco Catholic Church or the charity of donor's choice. fjryj Cemetery Lots CEMEMTERY LOT-Arlington Memorial Garden, sec, 1, 2 lots, SHOO 530-0507 CEMETERY LOTS-Arlington Memorial Gardens, 1 double tot; 1 single.

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WHITE SON'-i Mt. Washington Win, GOOD KELSfiH OAKLEY SQUARE 531-OTOS ANDERSON TWP STEPHENS Louisa Amanda "Loumanda" (nee McKinney), beloved wife ot the late Lasvet R. "Bob" Stephens, loving mother of Cart Edwin Stephens, Donald Ray (Mamie) Stephens, and Beverly Arm (Tony) Gates, dear sister of Casper and Cecil McKinney, Lillian Denny, Susan Durham, and the late Sampson, Leonard, Cossie, Rosa and Wayne McKinney, devoted grandmother of April, Carla and Chris Stephens, and Leslie, Mary, Michael, Emily and Keith Gates. Friday, May 29, 1998. Age 71.

Resident of Deer Park. Funeral Services at Schmidt-Dhonau Funeral Home, 10980 Reading Sha-ronville, Tuesday at 10 A.M.. Visitation at the funeral home, Monday from 5-8 P.M.. Christian Co. board is criticized for letting failing students graduate JOSEPH Martin devoted son of Fay-ez Joseph and Maha Groeber, stepson of Peggy Joseph and Ronald Groeber, dear brother of Calvin F.

and Mike F. Joseph, half-brother of Erica Groeber, step-brother of Gary and Glenn DeVoe and Andrea Jackson, grandson of Thureya Momary, also survived by uncles, aunts and cousins. Thursday, May 28, 1998, age 29 years. Funeral service Sunday, 4 P.M. at Friendship Baptist Church, 8580 Cheviot Rd.

Visitation Sunday at Church from 2-4 P.M. Burial at Spring Grove Cemetery, Monday at 11 A.M. Funeral procession leaving Colbert Woodruff Funeral Home, 2880 Boudinot Ave. at Queen City at 10:45 A.M. If so desired, memorials should be made to Friendship Baptist Church, Cincinnati 45251.

RT1 Florists TANGEMAN Louis, beloved son of the late J.B. and Alma Quinn Tange-man, dear brother of the late John B. Tangeman, dear uncle of Mary Clare Grever, dear cousin of Patricia Schriever Stokes. Thursday, May 28, 1V98 at the age of 89. Visitation will be at the St.

Francis De Sales Church, 1600 Madison Monday from 5:30 P.M. until Mass of Christian Burial at 6:30 P.M. Gilligan Funeral Home serving the family. Ell Transient woman dies in crash, children injured Mr. Digby and Superintendent Jim Jury had heard earlier appeals of the failing grades of the three students, one who failed an Algebra I course and two others whose grades weren't high enough to pass a senior English class.

Both the principal and the superintendent had backed the teachers' grades. But in a closed meeting, four of the five members of the school board ordered that the students' grades be raised to a passing level and that credits be awarded to allow the students to earn diplomas. Several state officials said they thought such action by a school board was unprecedented in Kentucky. Teachers said they don't know how the situation can be fixed, but they said the board's stand will make motivating students already a challenging task, many said even harder next year. "It weakens our diploma," Mr.

Digby added. Others noted that the action might make it harder for the district to hire teachers and substitutes. "And what this will do is cause teachers to start documenting all student behavior and log the actions of each student every day in case the board might question a grade," Mr. Digby said. "This will keep teachers from doing the thing they are supposed to do, and that's teach.

I hate that." ated their outrage while drawing wide support from a standing-room-only crowd of about 100. "Your decision was incredible," teacher Peggy Kemp told the board on behalf of the faculty. "It devalues the integrity of Hopkinsville High School and all of us who are associated with it." Principal Charles Digby on Friday called the board's action "a slap in the face of any educator." John Nowak was the only board member to offer any public explanation Thursday of the decision. He said the board chose to side with the students over the faculty and administration. "The focus of teachers has been that our action was against teachers, but there is another side that our action was for students," he said.

"I don't believe that in all cases we should expect children to handle all of our screw-ups." While not detailing the hardships he thought the students were forced to face, Mr. Nowak and other board members have said it was a disadvantage that the two classes involved had new teachers take over midway through the grading period. School officials pointed out, however, that both new teachers were fully certified. Mr. Nowak said he would welcome a state investigation of the board's decision.

The Associated Press HOPKINSVILLE, Ky. A school board's decision to let three failing students graduate this month has stirred protests from teachers and parents and has drawn the attention of state education officials. State Education Department officials have visited the Christian County school district in western Kentucky, and the agency has confirmed it is looking at whether the local board's action was proper. The Christian County board sided with three parents who argued that their children should be allowed to graduate despite their failing grades in required senior-year courses. Had the board not granted the appeals, the students could have made up the classes in summer school.

State Education Commissioner Wiliner Cody joined those questioning the logic of the elected board members in second-guessing grading decisions. "On the surface, this appears to be a very unwise decision," Mr. Cody said Friday. After the decision, which came only minutes before the May 22 ceremony, Hopkinsville High School's teachers did not wear their i.aps uiid gowns and refused to take ttiur usual commencement seats on the gymnasium flooi. At a school board meeting Thursday night, the teachers reiter Carl Baldwin was treated at Har A car driven by Ralph Baughman of Kenton ran a stop sign about 1 p.m.

and hit a car driven by Mrs. Baldwin's husband, Carl, said Dispatcher Sue Bausman. Mrs. Baldwin's daughters were taken to Children's Hospital in Columbus. Brittany Strickland, 5, was listed in critical condition with multiple injuries, while Christine Baldwin, 2, was listed in fair condition.

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