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Miwwwmmi Wednesday, lint 4, IS68 imaintain the city's streets. The I i Club Plans Dinner 2K CINCINNATI ENQUIRER 3glTUCKY IOITIM Jf- jk I ooara auo praiseu wiy Aiarsnu The Manawi Club of St John wiiiinm withpr nH hu Church, Dayton, will serve a Ujcs for their work in breaking man Dr, Forest Hills. Mr. Wiilen, who was 73 years old. up juvenile gangs.

ham dinner from 5 to 7:30 p. m. tomorrow at the parish house, passed 37 yean in the service Eighth and O'Fallon Aves. GlehnaM. Ogburn Mr-Glenna M.

Ogburn, a eouskCfcf E- W. "Bud" Smith, city e4rtor of the Kentucky edition 31 The Awards Planned George Camln, president of the Monmouth Street Mer chant's Association last night aid thousands of dollars worth of merchandise will be awarded la conjunction with the "Lights On Sale" which opens tomorrow. The program will highlighted with the turning on the new 48 mercury vapor lights on the thoroughfare at 9 p. Stickers Required of the railroad. He is survived by his son; a sister, Mrs.

Lula Gardiner, and a brother, Edward Wiilen, both of Covington. Residents of Crescent Springs MONEY Lot as help pay yew Mils, No cosigners, No socsrity. Not a loaa composy. FAMILY BUDGET SERVICE 412 Scott, Covlngtoa HI 1-3234 owning motor vehicles are now The Rev. Joseph D.

Hill of Latonia Christian Church will Enquirer, died erday in Booth Hospital, Covington. Mrs. Ogburn, who was 54 years old. officiate at services at 10 a. required to buy city stickers.

An ordinance concerning the $3 stickers was passed by Trustees Monday night The funds are to be used to build and Friday at the Connley Broth ers funeral home, Covington. Burial will be in Evergreen James Wallace Costigan Post, had been ill more than a year. Mrs. Ogburn resided at 30 Car- Newport; a member of the Women's Board of Managers of Cemetery. Ida May Grimsey the Holly Hill Protestant Or It K.ft I i- If 4 Services for Mrs.

Ida May neal St. Ludlow. She is survived by her husband. Earl Ogburn; two sons, Richard Pryor and Jacob Ogburn, both of Covington; a daughter, Mrs. Roberi Moeller, Elsmere, and a Mrs.

Mary Grant. Lud phans' Home, Cold Spring, and a member of Purity Council No. 13 of the Daughters of Grimsey, 132 W. Sixth Cov America. fche is survived by a son, ington, win be held at p.m.

tomorrow at the Allison Rose funeral home, Covington. Burial will be in Evergreen wiluam A. Krieger Green low. J2ie was the former Glenna Eppelsheimer of Madison, Ind. Services will be held at 11 rville, R.

a daughter, Mrs. Cemetery. Southgate. red Knapp, t. Thomas; a (y LATONIA a Cf BAKERY IVedcing CalzeS Forty Cokes For All Occasions 0 HE 1-6045 Mrs.

Grimsey died Sunday at a. m. tomorrow at the Ca ther her home. A native of West brother, L. R.

Miller. Ft Thomas; and a sister, Mrs. J. Whitehouse, Cincinnati. mal Jones funeral home, Ludlow.

Burial will take place Virginia, she had lived in Ken in'Springdale Cemetery, Madi- ton County most of her life. She was 74 years old. Brig. Gen. Clifford H.

Rees, center, receives decoration Services will be held at 11 a. m. tomorrow at the Dobbling funeral home, Ft Thomas. The Rev. Harold W.

Barkhau will Surviving her are her hus from Maj. Gen. Frederic Glantzberg, Deputy Commander of the Military Air Transport Service, as Col. Albert M. Welsh, right, Orlando Base Commander, looks on.

officiate. Burial will be in Ever green Cemetery. band, Frank, and a daughter, Mrs. Louise Harshman, Youngs-town, Ohio. George Walter George Walter, a retired Native Of Cynthiana Decorated Polly Voorheis Mrs.

Polly Kaiser Voorheis, Newport city employee, died yesterday morning in St Luke For Organizing Defense System mother of Mrs. Jean Carr, wife of Joseph Carr, Kentucky Post reporter, died yesterday at her residence, 3580 Burch Hyde Park. She was 75 years Hospital. His home was at 525 Thornton Newport He was ORLANDO AIR FORCE 86 years old. Surviving are his widow, Mrs.

BASE, Florida, June 2 (Spe- service with the Distinguished! Flying Cross, Bronze Star and; the Air Medal with two Oak! old. cial) Recognition for out- Mrs. Voorheis was the widow Anna Groeschen Walter; a daughter, Mrs. Emma Meyer, standing service in organizing of Leroy W. Voorheis, one of the founders of the Kelsall Cincinnati; five sons, Jacob Walter, Highland Heights; Elmer Walter, Newport; George an air aetense system for the heartland of the United States was given Brig.

Gen. Clifford H. Rees. commander of the Air Voorheis 718 Main Cin cinnati. Leaf Clusters.

Prior to his assignment with the Central Air Defense Force in September, 1954, General Rees served overseas in the European Theater as Chief of Walter. Ft Wright; Raymond She is survived by Mrs. Carr, Photographic and Charting Ser who lives in Ft. Wright a sec ond daughter, Mrs. Robert B.

vice, recently in ceremonies at Orlando Air Force Base. Walter, Southgate, and Martin Walter, Cold Spring, and two sisters, Mrs. Ida Kaufman, and Mrs. Minnie Staff of the Allied Forces. Wren, Cincinnati; a son, L.

A second Oak Leaf Cluster General Rees, a 49-year-old West Pointer, became the commander of the 20th Air Division of the Central Air Defense Force when it was organized on October 8, 1955. Under his guidance the nearly 5500-man Air Division became operational on March 1, 1956. It was responsible for the' defense from enemy attack for the 6tates of Arkansas, Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska, Oklahoma and Missouri. An example of General Rees' effective organization of the unit occurred only four months after the 20th AD became an operational unit It fielded a rocketry team which won the 1956 Central Air Defense rocketry meet and later competed in the world-wide rocketry meet held at Yuma, Ariz. Northern Europe, and as an instructor in the NATO Defense College in Paris.

The General was added to the Legion of Guy, Bellevue. "Bud" Voorheis, Mariemont the president of Kelsall-Voorheis and a brother, Louis Ind. llWMiamCody Rfcquiem High Mass for William Codv, a former resident of Kenton County widely known in dicing circles of Chicago and Miami, will be sung at 9 n', m. Friday in Mother of God- Church, Covington. Burial will' take place in St.

Mary Cemetery. Mr. Cody was on his way to Covington from Miami when he suffered a heart attack at Horse Cave, and died at a hospital there Monday night. He was 64 years old. Mr.

Cody was in charge of the money rooms at the Tropical Park and Miami racetracks In Florida and at four tracks in Chicago. He divided his time between Chicago and Miami but always found time to visit a few weeks each year with a sister, Mrs. Amelia Westbay, 602 Garrard Covington. When he became ill recently at Miami. he asked that his nephew Thomas Westbay fly down and drive him back to Covington.

He was a native of Covington, and his father, the late "CoL Thomas Cody, once ran the concessions at the old Latania Racetrack. His father also-was one of the owners of tract now known as Forest Lawn Memorial Park, i The Hugenberg and Niemeyer funeral home, Covington, is in chaige of arrangements. :JohnG.Willen John G. Wlllen, a retired switchman for the Louisville Railroad, died yesterday at the residence of a Russell Wlllen, 4836 KolU Merit held by General Bees, a native of Cynthiana. has also served on assignments! Services will be held at 2 p.

m. Friday at the Radel funeral home. Newport Burial Kaiser, Cincinnati. The citation, read as the Services will be held at 11 throughout the United States and Hawaii after completing flying training in 1933, as com a. m.

Thursday at the Baiter award was presented during a parade and review of troops in honor of the General com and Sahnd funeral home, Cin mander of the 307th Bombard cinnati. Burial will be in Spring mended the former commander of the 20th Air Division, De Grove. Russell Ryan fense, for the efficient organization of the air defense unit in ment Group in 1944 and, in 1945, as executive to the Deputy Chief of Staff for Personnel for Headquarters USAF, in the, Pentagon. He also commanded the 1st Fighter Wing, the 92d and 98th Bombardment Wings dur- bringing it to combat readiness Requiem High Mass for Joseph Russell Ryan, a farmer for many years near Walton, in a minimum time. Maj.

Gen. Frederic E. Glantz- will be sung at 9:30 a. m. to bure.

deputy commander of the morrow in All Saints Church, Military Air Transport Service Following his successful organization of the Air Defense Division, General Rees assumed his present command of the world-wide operations of the! Air Photographic and Charting Service at this Military Air! Burial will be in St. neaaquartered at Scott AFB, Belleville. UL decorated Gen Patrick Cemetery, Verona. Mr. Ryan, who was 67 years served as the Chief of Staff of the Strategic Air Command's Eighth Air Force.

General and Mrs. Rees, the eral Rees with the Oak Leaf Cluster which signifies the old, died Monday at his home on Beaver Road. He is sur will be in Evergreen Cemetery. Maude Rippetow Services for Mrs. Maude Rip-petoe will be held at 2 p.

m. today at the Glenn Fork, Methodist Church. Mrs. Rippetoe, who was 74 years old, died Monday at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Robert L.

Hopperton of Dry Ridge. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Corinne Britton, De-Mossville, and Mrs. Harry Richard, Cincinnati; two sons, James Rippetoe, Jeffersonville, and Rufus Rippetoe, Cincinnati; a brother, Willie Helm, who now lives in New Jersey; a half-brother, Henry Helm, Burgin, Ky. The Thomas Shotwell funeral home, Falmouth, is in charge of arrangements.

Sherman Barberick Services for Sherman Barberick, who died Monday in St. Elizabeth Hospital, Covington, will be held at 2 p. tomorrow at the Swindler funeral home, Transport Service installation on March 20, 1958. former Mary Evelyn Brooks of! tnira awarding of the Legion of Merit to the APSC commander vived by his widow, Mrs. Mar Abilene, are now residing' In addition to the Legion of garet Ryan; three sons, Joseph, Previously he was awarded the Merit with Oak Leaf Clusters, Richard and George W.

Ryan; the General has been decorated a brother, William T. Ryan, nrst uax Lear Cluster to the Legion of Merit in 1945. during his 26 years of military and a sister, Mrs. Delia Mad den, all of Walton. His son Cemetery, Lewis County.

He in family quarters on Orlando Air Force Base. They have two sons, Clifford H. 21, a student and future Air Force officer in the AF Reserve Officers Training Corps at Georgetown University, Washington, and David, a junior in high school, who is an Eagle Scout. George operates a hardware Need Is Voiced store In Walton. was 5j years oia.

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at home; Mrs Charles Deaton Delores Ree, Cincinnati, and Charles Deaton, a retired miss Joanne Bryan at home. steelworker, died yesterday in For Committee On Road Safety The" Kentucky delegation to the recent Citizen Leadership Conference of the President's Committee for Traffic Safety held at Miami Beach, has recommended that. Governor Chandler be asked to create a statewide traffic safety committee to coordinate Kentucky's war on highway accidents. William C. Smith, Louisville, Booth Hospital, Covington.

Mr. Deaton, who was 71 years old, Independence. Burial will take place in Independence Armitta Miller FLEMINGSBURG, June 3 (Special) Mrs. Armittji Miller Hours To Change MAYSVILLK, June (Special) Beginning Wednesday and continuing through each Wednesday during June, July, August and September, most of Maysvllle retail stores, the city's three banks, city offices and county offices will close at noon. DIXIE HIGHWAY DOUBLE FEATURE "JEANNE EAGELS" fm Nmt JH Ch.nditr (1:10 mi 11:20) Alit 'Switt Smell Of Success' tttt lantaittr Tony Curtii Oolr) had been employed by the Acme-Newport Steel Co.

before Mr. Barberick, who was a wife of Tim Miller. Flomln his retirement. His wife, Mrs farmer, resided at Morning County farmer, died Monday at Mary Deaton, died only last View. He was 61 years old.

February. ner nome. was 73 years old. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Elizabeth Neihoss Bar Besides her husband, shp His survivors include five daughters, Mrs.

Reva Chaffin, berick; two daughters, Miss Betty Barberick, Georgetown, Mrs. Sally Stanf ield, Mrs. Eliza. leaves a son, Everett Miller, Dayton, Ohio, and two daugh president of the Standard Oil Co. of Kentucky, is chairman of the group.

He will, it was and Mrs. Donald Dressman, Morning View; a stepson, War beth Deaton and Mrs. Lula Morris, all of Newport, and Mrs, Nellie Gray, Milan, four sons, James, Raymond, said, suggest to the Governor ters, Mrs. i ranees Harding, Dayton; Mrs. Maureen Moran, Maysvllle; two brothers, Newton and Wesley Hornback, both of Dayton, and two sisters, Mrs.

Jennie McKee, Marion, ren Van Horn; four sisters, Mrs. Edna Finnell, and the Misses Julia, Frances and Nora Barberick, and three brothers, Walter and Franklin Deaton, AIR CONDITIONED-aMltw An. ktt. 7th ant' Itk Ctatlavavi 11:00 11:00 THEY'RE IN A CLASS BY THEMSELVES I all of Newport; three brothers, James and John Deaton, of Frank, Lewis, and Jesse Bar ana Mrs. Rettie Hunt Iowa.

Beach, and Bradley Dea Mo. ton, Indianapolis; and a sister, Services will be held at 2 p. m. Wednesday from the Bat Mrs. Elizabeth Raleigh, Wolf Coal, 27 grandchildren I LOUIS KVIARX BROS.

I IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE MANY LETTERS, PHONE CALLS AND INQUIRIES WE ARE MOST HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE A REPEAT PERFORMANCE OF OUR FAMOUS I tle nun Christian Church. Burial will follow in Elizaville Cem and 17 great grandchildren. Services will be held at etery, Fleming County. berick, all of Morning View. Mrs.

A. Krieger Mrs. William A. Krieger, a Newport physician for many years, died yesterday in the Baptist Home, Newport. She was 69 years old.

Mrs. Krieger was born in Bellevue and had lived in Newport for 43 years before removing to 18 Fairfield Ft Thomas, several years ago. p. m. tomorrow at the Radel Funeral Home, Newport.

Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. Irvin Catron MAYSVTLLE, June 3 (Spe- ciaii services lor Irvin "Link" Catherine Clymer Mrs. Catherine Young C3y Catron, who died Monday at that delegates to the conferences be named as a temporary committee to appoint members to the statewide group. James E. Bassett, Deputy Commissioner of Public Safety in Kentucky, has asked the delegation to push an active official organization to help make the work of citizen groups more effective.

The delegation has adopted a five-point program to help control the traffic fatality toll. The program includes working for tighter traffic laws and specifically the adoption of the Municipal Uniform Traffic Code; provision for additional police officers; improvement of traffic courts generally; provision for i I "professional" traffic engineering, and planning and zoning to allow for proper traffic movement and adequate safety. Herbert D. Fritz, Lexington City Manager, has urged that cities should launch an educational program to teach their citizens how to "survive" the automotive age. Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, will be conducted at 2:30 mer, formerly of Ludlow, died last night in University Hos She was a former president of the Women's Auxiliary of p.

m. Thursday at the Washington Methodist Church in Mason pital, Philadelphia, after a Jong illness. She was 3a years old County. Burial will follow in Washington Baptist Cemetery. She is survived by her husband, Ralph, and a daughter, Vivian, both of Philadelphia; her Sale Approved a.

i mother, Mrs. Laura Young, Ludlow; a sister, Mrs. Loretta Approval of the sale of the operating rights of taxi cer Continual 11 A. M. to 11 M.

SIXTH AND MADISON. COVINGTON AIR CONDITIONED- Tenhundfeld, Newport, and tificate 979, formerly owned by brother, Calvin Young, Balti TWIN ROCK'H RIOT SHOW! IHiU more. Burial will be in Phila delphia. Everett Taylor Martin E. Murphy, Newport Ace Cab was announced yesterday by the Kentucky Department of Public Relations.

Joseph Kroth of the same cab company bought the Everett Alvin Taylor, 44, died yesterday at the home of his 'Cyclist Killed FRANKFORT, June 3 CD sister, Mrs. John Delenickas, Williamstown. Legion Plans Dance Tonitc's OUTDOOR MOVIE FUN! A Louisville youth's death a motorcycle raised Kentucky's Surviving him are two other sisters, Mrs. Paul Gaddis, Members of James Wallace Costigan Post, American Le 1958 traffic fatality count to Science Hill, and Mrs. 304 Tuesday, 29 fewer than the gion, will sponsor a dance at A.

Henry, Orlando, and total a year ago. Emmett W. 8 p. m. Saturday at the organi three brothers, Orville, Charles and Norman Taylor, Cincinnati.

Douglas, 19, was killed when his motorcycle collided with a zation home, 22 E. Sixth Newport, Louis Hollowell, commander, announced. Yefln llmt Sary Clark Fty Wrar aUo 1 II truck in Louisville. Services will be held at p. m.

Friday at the Farris fu neral home, Science Hill. The Altiandr'ta HktCold Spring BIG HITS! mbiMi Wao4war4 in kar Ktitmi (wart winnim rot. FACES OF EVE" mHt toil t. Mot.roel.t Coates funeral home, Williams town, is in charge locally. Maude Rippetoe Bernard J.

Reynolds, a re "DRAGSTRIP RIOTS" tired plumber and former resident of Newport and Ft Thomas, died, yesterday at St TitnM H4luml TOMORROW'S PAPER FOR FULL DETAILS Thousands of items at special low prices for 36 hours only. Every purchase made will reprt. sent a savings and put money In your pocket. If you missed the first event you'll be wise to shop early for best selections. "COOL AND CRAZY" Francis Hospital, Cincinnati.

He Icttt Marlowa Cifl Ptrraaa had been living recently at 5228 i Ralph Covedale. He was Finest Service By serving each family in accordance with the motto of the Order of the Golden Rule, "Service Measured Not by GOLD, but by the GOLDEN RULE," we have firmly established our reputation for offering outstanding service. i70 years old. QlsmvicTTi Br JJ OOB i Mr. Reynolds is survived by Mmmu i his widow, Mrs.

Mary Agnes Reynolds; his daughter, Mrs, Mary Agnes Hallbach, Cincinnati; two sons, Bernard R. Reynolds, Highland Heights, and (entbex. CP.0H of Tue Edward D. Reynolds, Ft. Thomas, and a sister, Mrs.

Alice R. Dayton, Ky. 3 BIG HITS! I Alan CinamaScoaa Celor "DRUMBEAT" mTik Huntar and Natalia Wu "BURNING HILLS" JJJ tcltnct Thrilltr 'DESTINATION MOON' 1 SOLOIH RULI Schaefer, Bellevue. ONLY 1 MINUTIS MOM DOWNTOWN COVINGTON HEY KIDS FREE PONY RIDES NIGHTLY "HELEN OF TROY" Jack Itrnai Heianna Paa'tit. also "GUNSUNGER" lavarly Cirlaiti' atil Jotii Irabri Requiem High Mass will be sung at 10 a.m.

Friday in St. Philip Church, Melbourne. Buri ALLISON (t-ROSE WE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY WEDNESDAY TO PREPARE FOR THIS GREAT EVENT FUNERAL HOME I II al will take place in St Stephen Cemetery. The Meuhlenkamp funeral home, Newport, is in charge of arrangements. Sgt, Harold Bryan VANCEBURG, June 3 (Spe cial) Services for Sgt Harold Dean Bryan, Vanceburg, who TONIGHT THRU SATURDAY ft (la "AN RICHARDS I II jiV-v-r-' A ROSE IstSIes! It- died May 28 in Fitzsimmons Army Hospital, Denver, of in AT 7:03 AND 41 YVONNf IIMI In AND AT 1:17 ONLY I IC0TT MAKIOWI la "COOL AND CRAZY" SAT.

3 04, I 41 Junes received In an automobile accident, will be held at the Plummer funeral home IAGSTRIP RIOT" )'' KTII IHI KTlt tOIMII Msm amma IOIOII I Hi TOO chapel here at 2 m. Friday. Burial will be, in IJeck Oak.