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Tin: LNoiirt.R 7 7 Ready or A. Vietnam HI 15 1 Fcr more complete information and the address of the, formerly with STEIGER luiieral director, refer to individual death notice vil hhh nr Time Date Funeral Director Deceased 24 VV. 9th St. 241-0332 4'33 ADAMS. Frank lir, 10 30 A.

M. Oct. 11 CHRIST HOSPITAL OOJ6ER 3. 19 rt I l'ence od Joan, 3CTJSER 5 L'JVSFOSO Rooert and Jackie, Loveiand, bov. Schaefar Busby Ridr Across Neutral Zone Push RRrS eerie 1:30 P.

Oct. 1J 914 BISHOP, Luther Conniey Bros. Robert beloved husuano ot i lat Agnes R. Steioer Inee dear fther of Rooert Donaid. Dr.

Raion and William Steioer. also 16 grandchildren; Saturday. October 8. 1966: residence. 663 State Ave.

funeral Weonesdav, October 12. from the Jonn J. Radel Co. Funeral Home. 652 Slate at 9 M.

Reouiem Hiqh Mass. St. Michael Church, 9:30 A. M. Friands may call Tuesday, after 4 P.

M. Members of SI. Michwl Holy Name 10JM A. M. Oct.

13 vtCREUI ArroiU end Gloria, 3453 tidfnen If 00 A. M. Oct. 12 ReJel 1) 30 A. M.

Oct. 1 Radel 10:00 A. M. Oct. 13 Themat Memorial uitve.

Qiri. AiS-Rooert end Oeiores. 420 Col-j 8ROKAMP, Herman u-fOus. New Richmond. r(.

iiitwci'i aTikiT BROWNING Roy md Jo Ann, 4210 -S- la avette, irl. CAIDAR0NE-HAITHC0AT, OCTOBER 4 Rase W. Mack Johnson Funeral Home WALNUT HILLS 1309 E. McMillan St WO 1-0474 MADISONVILLE 6111 Madison Rd. BR 1-0203 tjillisen-Siefke tOO A.

M. Oct. 12 SAIGON The United States military hisrh command has shifted maw forces northward to counter a possible North Vietnamese push across the demilitarized zone separating the two Vietnams. A military spokesman announced here Monday that I.t. Gen.

Lewis W. Walt. HAR53P Waiter and Donne. 1579 Will Jenny 3 45 P.M. Oct.

II vereoim oov. Wail SHDRTfcN-Herry II and Sara. 400 Reed-iCRAITREE. James inq. Mson, jirl.

nr PETRY Vernon and Rosemary, 4545 C-Jophi! EM-nan. girl. FRIES. Lillian J. JUNKER -Allan and Carolyn.

345! 2 Bjrcn girl. iFRISBY, Herman OO A. M. Oct. Vitt Stermer 1-00 P.

M. Oct. 12 Tufti Society will say the Rosarv it 8 P. M. Tuesday.

Catholic Knights of Ohio, oltast take notice. Life Member of St. Aiovnus Orohan Society. VVAHMES Mary beloved daughter of the Beniamin and Elireoeth Hot-scnulte Wahmes. sister of the late Clara and Edith Wahmesi Monoav.

October 10. 1966. Funeral from tne Gilliqan Funeral Home. Woodburn at Lincoln, Thursday. October 13, Requiem High Mass at St.

Mry Church 9 A. M. No visitation. Rooert and Shirley, 7146 GILB. Ester NoMnridae, girl.

A. M. Oct. 13 Nurra Bros. 10:30 A.

M. Oct. 12 Chei. Millar tin LAVB-Join and imde. Mameville girl.

boa ut Oct. 13 Chirlei C. Taunt (Ren, 0.) 2:00 P.M. ADAMS Michael and Mary, Milford. HAUSS.

Carl fn4trkk HAYES FARRIS. Eorttti 2:30 P. M. Oo Oct. 12 Buna terimana CRCMATION VtMt wmj 1 1 UWtt UxjMe 0 ti A U'M rttAHt nn trret (tiin I ipill jr' .1.

OCTOBER 7 A. M. Oct. 12 I. J.

Mayer 11385 TWISS Chirles and Carro Rosa girl. 2:00 P. M. Oct. 12 Frederick WEAVER HOfFMAN.Judy HUEBCHEN.

Karl JANDER.Jd.r; JOHNSONilliaii KLEMENT. Dr. William Scfcaefer-tMky Appeal Rejected New York Times Service GENEVA Communist nations Monday refused to support a Red Cross appeal that all parties involved in the Vietnam conflict respect the Geneva conventions protecting war victims. Informed sources disclosed that the Russian, East German and Romanian delegates abstained when the appeal was adopted by an otherwise unanimous vote at a session here of the executive committee of the league of Red Cross societies. The appeal urged that steps be taken to assure the immediate repatriation of sick and wounded STEWART-Rooert and Susan, 340 Oli- ver twin jirlj.

iBAYTION-Carloi and Melania, 2209 Auourn oirl. ALLISON ROSE COVINGTON CO 1-0146 2:00 P. M. Oct. 12 Jackmen 3:00 P.

M. Oct. 12 Nurre Brai. CAPEK-Harold and Sylvia, 4316 Glenn, Lovmgion, ooy. KUPFERSCHMID.

Clara K. 11:00 A. M. Oct. 13 John C.

Craver (Milford) 10:30 A. M. Oct. 12 T. P.

White Sent GATES-Jack and 2388 -hail. bov. KYIE, MaryAiii HEHN-Jonn and Anna, 1308 Meadow- MANNING, RgtV bright, boy. MILLER-loui! and Claire. 2 Lorl MATRIE.

Don BAMBER Robert Bamber tnd John R. timber FUNERAL DIRECTORS 3011 W000BURN 961-1440 A. C. GOBBLING SON 9:00 A. M.

Oct. 13 Rebel Lillian M. (net Varkerl. beloved wife of Itie late Lckov Weaver, oe-vored mother of Mrs. Harold (Henrietta) Poltenoer, Marker.

David and George Weaver, grandmother of four grandchildren and four great-grandchildren; Monday, October 10. 1966; residence. 5167 i. River Fairfield. Ohio.

Funeral services at Paul R. Young Funeral Home. 7345 Hamilton Mt. Healthy, Thursday, 2 P. M.

friends may call Wednesday from 4 to 9 P. M. Westwood Council 102, D. of will hold services Wednesday at 8 P. M.

9:30 A. M. Oct. 12 Nurre Iroi. BELLE VUE 261 8041 FT.

THOVAS 441-1730 MAYER. Adelaide 9:30 A. M. Oct. 12 White McCRKKIMr Rey.

Albert 11-00 A.M. Oct. 12 Muehlenkemt McSWAIN.JIamee Vorhis MOBERIEY, Welter 2 DO P. M. Oct.

12 Thewnon Viamiburg, boy. NISSEN-Carl and Dorothy, 497 Fltm- inq. boy. OUVERTirnothy and Christine, 2108 AuDurn girl. ROUSM-Ralon and Margie, 20 Ronnie.

Milford, bov. HUBB'Rj-Oenver and Winifred, 2832 Snarfer. bov. ERSCHELL 'commander of the 57.000-man Third Marine Amphibious Force, had moved his "two divisions farther north an Army airborne battalion moved into Da Nans to reinforce the Ma- It was the first such reshuffle in the five-province First Corps area, which now includes four major Marine enclaves on the '-coastal plain running 163 miles south from the demilitarized zone. It was also ftite first time that Army infantry units had been committed in the Marines' (e.tor.

the shift and sort of "outside" reinforcement had long been privately predicted by high-ranking Marine officers. Since mid-July, as many as seven of the Marines' 18 rifle hattalions have been committed along with Virt-" namese marines to "spoil- ins attarks." probing the coastal plain and the jungle-covered Inland -mountains in Quart province south of the de-militarized zone. NEWPORT 261-8033 10:30 A. M. Oct.

12 Waia Boltan WEGMAN Stoutly oppostne the marine probles have been invading elements of North Vietnamese divisions. Although both the units reportedly have been badly mauled, three more North Vietnamese divisions are believed to be waiting in Laos and in North Vietnam just across the border. GEN. William C. Westmoreland, overall commander of the 320.000 U.

S. troops in Vietnam, is said to consider Quangtri province South Vietnam's most threatened area. Here the enemy is closest to his home base, with replacements and supplies close at hand. Under the deployment plan announced Monday, the Third Marine Division commanded by Maj. Gen.

Wood B. Kyle has moved 45 miles north from Da-nang to Phubai, long a Marine regimental "enclave." Brig. Gen. Lowell English's subordinate "Task Force Delta" headquarters, directing the Marine hattal- MOON. Janus NAGEL.

Maritrie Oct. 13 Busse lonnan 930 JJ 2:00 P. M. Oct. 13 Themason 3Iarriage Licenses Hedapt GUMP-HOLT FUNERAL HOME 3440 Glenmori at Herbert-Cheviot MO 1-0690 NEWBERRY, Floyd C.

Sr. PRIEDEMORE, Robert REDMOND, Riymend ROSEN. Pearl Chas. Miller 2:30 P.M. Oct.

II Weil Lawrence R. McKinney. 21, 704 Clark U. S. Navy, and Anna Holley.

20, 861 Clark licensed practical nurse. Lucius Bennett III, 18, 1341 Myrtie postal worker, and Maurice Fos Lillian (nee DtTellem), wife of the lata Clarence H. Weoman. devoted mother of Harold Weoman, foster mother of Mrs. Lillian Bryant, grandmother of Mrs.

Michael Manninq Jr. i Sunday. October 9. 1966; residence. 2339 Losantiville Golf Manor.

Friends mav call at the Vorhis Funeral Home, 5501 Montgomery Norwood. Tuesday, 7 to 9 P. M. Reouiem High Mass, Our Mother of Sorrows Church, Roselawn. Wednesday, October 12.

it 9 P. M. Member of St. Monica Ladies' Soda I ity of Our Mother of Sorrows Church. Crayer ROSSELOT.

Gladys I. Crave RUARK. Clarence Rebold Funeral Home 1712 QUEEN CITY AVE. ter, in, jsoj Potomac salesgirl. 9 00 A.

M. Oct. 12 Mvehlenkami 3700 GLENMORE AVE. MO 1-6200 Gillitan Oct. 13 Oct.

9i A. M. 10 30 A. M. Rohde Weil 0 THOMAS FUNERAL HOMES MADISONVILLE and KENWOOD Tredway Funeral Home WEIPER Vinson, 19, 1901 Lanqdon farm Robert Brewer, 32, 137 E.

MrMirv.nl SCHNETTER. EMiabeth truck driver, and Carolyn Rister, Jenny 24 4708 Guerley lonq operator. Samuel W. Ivory, 28. 521 Richmond SMITH, Eugene processor, and Mattie Mae Weil, 30.

1353 Kinney baker's helper. STEIGER. Robert James L. Haley, 32. 399 W.

Galbraith'wluMf5 Um ions now deployed just south of the demilitarized zone, is at Dongha, 50 miles north of Phubai, sources said. Moving into Danang is the First Marine Division, under Maj. Gen. Herman Nickerson, which has left some" elements at its old Chulai enclave 55 miles to the south. 10:30 A.

M. Oct. 13 Hoda Rebeld NORWOOD, OHIO Oct. 12 Radel 9:00 A.M. Established 1892 2131 Cameron Ave.

ME 1-0311 research director, and Nancy Harlow. 31, 4509 Camberwell sec- WEAVER, Lillian M. retary. WEIPER. Elizabeth James Bender, 25.

3615 Clifton v'' aT0CP. Oct. 13 Paul1l7Tourn fill rtlHH a.m. Oct. 12 vorhii fUNERAL HOmS 10:30 A.M.

Oct. 12 Sullivan CHEVIOT MIR'IOUNT DELHI HiLLS (ehMt 3425 '824 4619 Jcjimidt-Britnau Harrison Westwood Delhi Pike i. i i MO 1-0833 WA 1-1500 WA 1-0110 ootician. and Georoeanne frank, WEGMAN. Lillian (0(11 1.

i uiEunctu Elizabeth Katherine (net Heibl. beloved wife of the late Joseph H. Weiper, devoted mother of Joseph F. Weiper, and the lite Sat. Charles E.

Weiptr. two orandchildren, also one oreat-orandchild; Sunday, October 9. 1966; residence. 727 Liberty Newoort; aoe 73 years. Prayers Wednesday, October 12.

at tha John J. Radel Co. Funeral Home. 822 York Newoort, at 8:30 A. M.

Reouiem Hiqh Mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. 9 A. M. Interment, St. Steohen Cemetery.

Visitation Tuesday, afier 4 P. M. St. Ann ladies' Auxiliary Knights of St. John, and Ladies Aitar Society of Immaculate Conception Church will bold service Tuesday at 7:30 P.

M. Rome I Artk.fit 1 u. iu mail handler, and Mary J. Catlm. 22! WHITE.

Charlti Vonderhaar Sietter ijreenwooa ractorv worker, i L'Rov Dunton, 35, 2309 Kenton factory worker, and Nerna R. Gaston, 35. 2309 Kenton maid. Wilbe Leach, 18. 4543 Leslie service station attendant, and Sharon i Jordan, 17.

Ill Township grocery Imtrtirg End Third Overton St. Newport, Ky, 261-5795 WITT, GOOD KELSCH FUNERAL HOVE IC I ftlZ 3026 MAOISON AVE I'UlUO Slieppard Hearing Judge Limits Reporters To 14 cicrn. I Louis L. lehnhoff, 21, 870 Heather- fP i RTRrr stone electrician, and Janice M. 1 KUPFERSCHMID WENDELN WRASSMANN FUNERAL HflMF Katharine dear sister of Edward and Andrew Wendaln, Sidney.

Ohio; Mrs. Bernadine Kessler, Mrs. Eleanor Schneider. Davton. Onio: 2625 Gilbert Ave.

WO 1-1600 Sunday, October 9. 1966. Friends Clara K. (nee Kriooendorf). widow of Huoo L.

Kuoferschmid. mother of Mrs. Robert Gaoq Willison and Mrs. Robert L. Kirtredoe.

arandmother of R. Leaman Kittredae Mrs. Thomas P. Healy and John G. Kittredae, also II qreet-qrandchildren: Monday, October 10.

1966: residence, 2167 Grandin in her 94th year. Services. Church of the Advent, Thursday, October 13, at 11 A. M. Memorials may be made to the Church of the Advent or the Cincinnati Nature Center.

Parker. 19. 909 Sarbrook secretary. Charles C. Bostic, 32, 2965 W.

Mc-! Micken methods analyst, and; Molly A. Howland. 26. 300 Lvtle St i Robert E. Cunnmoham, 21.

335 North- ern shiDpmq clerk, end Don EHa Starr. 19. 544 Armory student i "biff A. Essen, 23. 2556 Lskewood salesman, and Jean A.

Streicher.j 120, 2616 Gehrum data processor. Joseph L. Buerqer. 22, 730 Park model maker, and Patricia A. Schnor-' Ibus.

22, 79 Damon teacher. Fred Stokes, 22, 233 Forest imaintenance, and Tammie J. Chambhss, James beloved husband of Dolly Craotree mee Go dear father of aveUn McGinms. brother of Craotree of Bowen, Mrs. James of Crtscent Soras.

Mrs. James Reed of odietown. Ohio: Mrs. Roscoe Rogers or Franklin, and Mrs. a Allen, also survived by three arandcniidren; oassed away Monday, Octooer 10.

19: formerly of 25 Ijm St an 53 years. Inter-rr-er 3oen, Kv. R.ediinoer-Lemen Fjre'ai worn. '9 Green in crjrw of afanaements. 3fwMja End may call Tuesday, after 4 P.

Sullivan Funeral Home. 1336 E. McMillan St. at Bell PI. Reouiem Hiqh Mass, St.

Francis Da Sales Church, Wednesday Octobar 12 at 10:30 A. M. Third Order of St. Francis will meat Tuesday. 8 P.

M. PRIDEMORE WHITE A), 065 June service clf'k. John DiMuzio, 23 2775 Euqe" irir U. Navv. and ln! H.vl 70 Charles, beloved husband of Emma i7io Hahler White, father ot Patrick, Kathv and Michael White, dear son Robert beloved son of the late John and Maroaret Pfaff Pridemore.

dear brother of Charles and Leslie Pridemore: Sunday, October 9. 1966. in his 36th year. Friends may call at the knriinn funeral Umu of Kathrvn Lewis and William Socn. of G'en Manori beloved n-oner of Mrs.

Homer Jensen of ns Park. Oscar Darack of Bi" mo't. Vd Mrs. Louis Mauro o' A arrsoart. Mrs.

Thomas White, brother of Edna Keitn, Seldon L. Sams, 20, 11421 Kenn salesman, and Betty I. Wriaht. 19. 1309 Chase babv-sitter.

John C. Welte, 25. 2137 Wron ln e'ectronics technician, and Karen L.i Kinlaw, 19, 4874 Ooberrer clerical grandson af Edna Kimbrell; passed KYLE Mary Ann fnee Steobauer). wife of the late Earl Kyle, devoted mother of Mrs. Marie Binklev.

Mrs. Cecelia Kafka, Mrs. Edith Penrod. Mrs. Pa-tricit Kramer.

Gladys, Edwin, Charles and William Kyle, sister of Mrs. Lena Dahiheimer. Mrs. Aqnes Kooo and William Sleobautr, also 16 orandchildren and three qreat-orand-children; Sunday, October 9. 1966; residence, 7880 Beechmont Ave, Requiem Hiah Mass.

Immaculate Heart Vine Carthaoe, Tuesday, dctoberl 1 1, from 4 to 9 P. with lime away; Saturday. October 8. i960; aoe 37: residence. 5824 Rhode Is.

land Ave. Friends may call Tuesday, October II. after 4 P. V. at ot tuneral announced later, REDMOND He said newsmen would be restricted to the bench immediately behind the railing.

The 14 reporters will be required to sign their names so the signatures on credentials can be checked against them. IF ONE accredited representative becomes ill, no other member of his agency can take his place. The United Press International and Associated Press each received one seat. The Cleveland Press and the Cleveland Plain Dealer each received two while five radio stations will be permitted to send one representative apiece. Three television stations will be permitted to send in one reporter each.

McMahon September 7 and one of them was reversed. Judge McMahon had ordered that interviews with the principals in the case would be permitted if the reporter took handwritten notes. Judge Talty said no interviews would be permitted with Coroner Samuel police, sheriff's deputies, court personnel, attorneys for either side, the Sheppards or any witnesses. Reporters will not be permitted to leave or enter the courtroom while the hearing is in session Wednesday. All cameras, tape recorders and other such devices were banned from the courthouse.

Judge Talty said no telephone lines or teletype machines could be installed. CLEVELAND (UPI) Only newsmen will be per-tTnitted to cover the change of venue hearing for Dr. Sheppard and all interviews with the have been banned, --Jadge Francis J. Talty Monday. the same stiff rules could apply when Dr Sheppard goes on trial for second time in the 1954 bludgeon death of his wife, Marilyn.

Dr. Sheppard after serving nine years of a life sen-7ttmce, was freed by the U. S. 'epreme Court which ruled first trial was a "circus." JUDGE TALTY'S tions were stiffer than those down by presiding Criminal Court Judge Roy the Schmidt-Dhoniu Funenl Home, 433 Reading Readino. where Raymond beloved hushand nl I William F.

Thein, 28, 1204 W. Sev-: jmour commercial artist and Ly.de. K. Harper. 23, 2971 Deckebach I commercial artist.

I Daniel Stinson. 20, 2522 Moorman1 stork clerk, and Charlotte Jack-i -son, 18. 1536 Linn St. Michael L. Roth.

24. 1201 Readino Ft. Thomas. Mrs. Sanar Mrs.

Zelma Darack Ftch er-d Arthur Darack, also survived 18 orandchildren, five oreat-arandchildren. and sister of Mr Morns Resnick of Detroit. Se'vices, Aeil Funeral Home. 3901 Reatina Tuesday, October ll, convenience of the family. FRIES services will ba field Wednesday of Mary Church.

Wednesday. October Nellie Gilbert Redmond, dear father of Mary Jane. Helen and Albert J. Redmond, dear orandfather of James' at 10 A. M.

Wtrld War II Veteran hi Armed Forces nn n. and John n. Redmond, dear brother of Emma Landv, Harry, Clifford and lee Redmond: Monday, driver, and Karen Henry, 21. 10'3I Zio Zaq Rd secretary. October 10, 1966; residence.

4046, A-1 MONUMENTS blue kock aoe 63 years. Fu Lillian (nee Hettesheimer). beloved wife of Rainer H. Fries beloved mother of Lillian 0., Rainer lr Rirhard Donald R. and neral services orivate.

No visitation. Chas. A. Miller Sons in charge. If you so desire, make memorials to CEMETERY 10TS-4.

In Arlington Memorial Gardens. Call 541-5715. John H. Fries, orandmother of 17 James Berry 19 3302 Bowlmq Green factory worker end Carol L. Williams, 18, 658 Strand Ln.

Rooer Bloebaum. 19, 6356 Revere maintenance man, and Donna Beh-ler, 18. 6866 Home City school secretary. William J. Nartker.

23, Kendallville, factory worker, and Cheri L. Zloha, 18. 3056 Westwood Northern clerical. 12. at 10:30 A.

M. Friends may call at P. White Sons Funeral Home, 2050 Beechmont Mt. Washinq-ton. Tuesday, 4 to 9 P.

M. MANNING Ruth Bissmever, beloved wife of Arthur Manninq. dear daughter of Alvin and Mary Mesch Bissmever, dear sister of Dr. Lawrence Bissmever: Monday. October 10.

1966; aoe 30: residence. Green Bay, Wis. Visitation, Rebold Funeral Home, 3700 Glenmore Ave. at Moiart. Cheviot, after 4 P.

M. Wednesday. Funeral Thursday. Reouiem Hiah Mass. Our Lady of Lourdes Church, at 9 A.

M. MATRE orandchildren, sister ot Mrs. Harry (Annal Moeller: Sunday. October 9, 1966; residence, 5797 Faysel Dr. Friends mav call at the Vitt Ster- MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES your tevoritt cfianty.

ROSEN Pearl, beloved wife of Dr. Jos. A Rosen, devoted mother of Dr. Irvir Rosen of Cincinnati and Mrs. David Miller of Mobile.

Alabama: mer Fairmount Funeral Home. 1824 Westwood Wednesday from 4i to 9 P. M. Funeral Thursday. Octo-1 ber 13, at 8:30 A.

M. Solemn Re-ouiem Hiqh Mass. St. Bonaventuri Church, at 9 A. M.

Services of St. ANNOUNCING THE OPENING Of NORTHSIDE TYPEWRITER SERVICE 4176 HAMILTON AVE. also survived by five grandchil Robert Beyer, 23, 3167 Vine 'II. S. Army, and Sandra J.

Marsh, 20, i29'0 Timbercrest Dr. i William A. HaDnev, 52. Glenview School, house parent, and Helen Sheo-iherd. 35, 702 State box fartorv.

Robert F. Hoisinoton. 26. SnrlnnfieW dren, services. Weil Funeral Home, 3901 Reading Tuesday.

Octo Anoela Auxiliary r28. K. of St. We are now set up to repair or ever. ber 11 at 2:30 P.

M. Memorial Week will be observed at the resi-ihaul your typewritrt and adding ma- Dora beloved sister of Mrs. dence of Dr. and Mrs. Irvin Rosen, chines.

681-7978. Formerly owned Valley Office Machines, formerly owneO Charlotte Cullen. Mrs. Catherine Sinaer. Mrs, Delia Mueller and nhio Dsvrhiatrir aide and Anna L.

Hawkins. 23. 5508 I ester librarian. John W. Voss.

22, 1320 Cedar it 452 Paddock Rd Kentucky Deaths IA, Wednesday at 8 P. Member of St. Anthony National Shrine Society. FRISBY Herman, beloved husband of Grace Mackey Frisbv, father of Clark Dewey, Joan Lee, stepfather of Raymond Williams, dear son of Wardie and fora Stacev Frisbv. brother of Ridqa Ottice Supplies.

II yrs. experr ence all makes. and Rooer Metre. Mrs, Verena Elinq ROSSELOT rk. and Kay Srhweitzer, 20, 3241 Rnrk secreta'V.

BLOOD DONORS PAID Martin P. 51 3516 Kendall Gladys (nee Dimmitt). beloved if Of Clifford Rossi lot. ZdMtfK" Blood Bank, ,229 Main St. mail carrier, and Maxine I.

Moore, 39 1S39 Mt. Vernon clricl. mother of Mrs. Irene Muren. New.w'-By u.5"..w.n."L Inrouon Harrv F.

Fry. 24. 5hl2 Ralnh Martinsville Lawrence Frisbv; residence. 336 W. and Clara rJT-- and Mrs.

Flo Louis: Sunday, October 9. 1966; at the Ambassador Nursinq Home: formerly of 2759 linshaw Hyde Park. Friends may call at the Nurre Bros. Pleasant Ridoe Funeral Home, 6050 Montqomery Tuesday from 4 to 9 P. M.

Reauiem High Mass at the Church of the Nativity Wednesday, at 9:30 A. M. marhinist. and Conni A. Wester- Murdork Loveland.

Ohio: Mon WinrGiliiFrei Hair Style and Color kamo, 21. 2615 Pancoast sec retary day, October 10. 1966. Friends may call at Tufts Funeral Home, Love-land. Ohio.

Wednesday from 6 to 9 P. M. Services Thursday. October National manufacturer engaged In hair product development work needs ladies with at least 50 gray heir for new semipermanent hair colonnq. Phone 681-0694 for appointment, 8 4.

Mon-day through Friday 13. at 1 P. M. Muren; Monday. October 10.

1966: residence, 2424 Jackson Owens-ville. Ohio: in her 60th year. Reouiem Hioh Mass, St. Louis Church, Owensville, Thursday, October 13. at 10 A.

M. Visitation at Cnver Funeral Home, Milford. Wednesday. 4 to 9 P. M.

Rosary Altar Society prayers at 7 P. M. Memorials may be made to the Cancer fund or Soifituel Bouquets. GILB Fsther inee Wnnnererl. beloved wife MAYER Adelaide C.

(nee Ennekinq). wife of the late Georoe W. Maver, devoted mother of Mrs. Mary M. Luttmer, Let Paul Frank E.

and George J. Mayer, lister of Mrs. Leonore Ennekino. Miss Irene Enne of Carl J. Gilb, dear mother of Mar- HAVE Sunoco $1000 Sunny Dollars too.

Will divide prize to find bottom. Call 321-7302. Free Hair Straiphteninp ADAMS oaret and Richard GUb: Monday, October 10. 1966: of 2215 Hanna-ford Ave. Requiem Hiqh Mass at SS.

Peter and Paul Churrh. Thursday. 9:30 A. M. No visitation.

RUARK ll kinq and Mrs. Louisa Gessino, also Lillian Franklin, wife of Donald Adams, mother of Lynn. Carol Patricia and Donald Adams Jr 15 orandchildren and 2 great Clarence devoted son of Mrs. MmCt TOT tXCeSSIVIiV orandchildren; Saturday. October 8.

1966; residence. 950 Ellison Ave. Reouiem High Mass. Our Lord and dauohter of John A. and Lillian nt'flfiER franklin of Manhasset.

New Curly Hair Elmer, husband of the late Lena Christ The Kino Church, Wednesday. October 12 at 9:30 A. M. Friends may call it T. P.

White Sons Funeral Home. 2050 Beech 5aturoay, October 8, 1 966: at her residence, 6262 Thole Rd. Funeral services at St. Timothy Eoiscooal Church. 8101 Beechmont Tuesday at 10:30 A.

M. The family will receive friends at the church from 9:30 until 10:30 A. Tuesday only. Memorials mav be made to the American Cancer Society St. Timothy Memorial Fund.

National manufacturer engjged In hilt oroduct development work needs ladie whose hair has excessive natural cutis for new tvoe hair straightening, pro cess. This service it not luitaoie tot extremely kinky hair, all patron will be examined to determine the suit ability of their hair for testing the oroduct. Phone 681-0694 for in eo pointment 8 to 4 Mon. thru Friday. mont Mt.

Washmoton, Tuesday. 4 to 9 P. M. Mccracken BERRY Schnafniti Doooendorf-Guqoer, steo-father of John and the late Paul Doooendorf, dear uncle of Raymond. Albert.

Dolores. Fred. Mildred, Ruth, Dorothy. Emma and Edna Guooer, Carl. Elmer and Robert Staab: Sunday, October 9, 1966; residence, 4113 Chamber loe 67 years.

Friends may call at the Chas. A. Miller Sons Funeral Home. Hamilton Ave. at Knowlton Northside, Tuesday from 4 to 9 P.

M. Funeral services Wednesday at 10:30 A. M. HAUSS Carl Frederick, beloved husband of the late Auqusta Schoultheis Hauss, devoted father of Mrs. Ralph Mortimer and Wilburt F.

Hauss, dear brother of Lena Wilhelm, Christine Kobler and David Haussi aoe 81 ON AND AFTER this dlte I will not be responsible for debts contracted for by myone other than myself. Lamar Uoshaw, 536 Clark Cincinnati. George beloved husband of Lillian Berry nee Wells), devoted father of Mrs. Robert (Marqaretl Hamilton, Georoe W. Berry also three qrendchilden; Saturday.

October 8. 1966: of 3522 Riber Rd. Funeral from the John J. Radel Co. Funeral Home, 652 State Wednesday, October 12, at 1:30: P.

M. Friends may call Tuesday after 4 P. M. RUMMAGE SALE St. Monici School.

Herman St. (near Hughes Corner), Mon-diy ind Tuesday, October 10-11, 7 P. M. until 9 P. M.

Pirklng on Khool iyg roun i. RUMMAGE SAIE-Thursdav, October 13. Norwood Presbyterian Church, 4400 Floral. 2 P. M.

to 9 P. M. Rev. Albert beloved former pastor of St. Edwird Church, Cvnthiam.

ind St. Joseph Church. Warsaw, Ky.i dear brother of Sister Miry Elizibeth; Saturday. October 8, 1966; at St. Charles Nursing Home.

Transferral of the body Wednesday, 4 P. it the Cithe-oral Basilici of the Assumotion. Office of thi Deid Wednesday at 10:30 A. M. Solemn Pontifical Reauiem High Mass Wednesday at 11 A.

M. McSWAIN James beloved husband of Louisa Leach McSwain, devoted son of Mrs. Ida Seward and the late Harvey McSwain, brother of Mrs. Clan Bowman. Mrs.

Vlrqinia Mever. Ralph ind Jack McSwain; Saturday, October 8. 1966: residence. 6503 Hasler Elm-wood. Friends mav call at the Vorhis Funeral Home.

310 Dunn Guy IMiryl Roe (nee King), brother of Mrs. Evelyn Steohenson ind Garrett Ruark: suddenly. Sunday, October 9 1966; residence, 7476 Barrett Westchester, Ohio: in his 42nd year. Services, First Baptist Church of Milford, Wednesday, October 12. at 2 P.

M. Visitation Craver Funeral Home. Milford. Tuesday, 4 to 9 P. M.

RUST Joseohine (nee Koenial, beloved wife of Jacob Rust, dear mother of Mrs. Norma Franz. Sister Ann Joseohe. N.D.P.; Mrs. Thelma Volk-mer, Mrs.

Mildred Haqedorn. Mrs. Althei Kramer. Mrs. Armella White.

Alvin. Wilbert and Ralph Rust, sitter of William and Charles Koenig; Sunday. October 9. 1966. at residence.

48 Gordenwev. Ft. Thomas. Ky. Prayers at Muehlenkamo Funeral Home.

427 S. Ft. Thomas Thomas. Wednesday at 8:30 A. M.

Reouiem Hioh Mass at St. Thomas Church it 9 A. M. Rosary Society Tuesday, 7:30 P. M.

Visitation Tuesdiv, 3 to 9 P. M. SCHILLING Josie E. (nee Duqanl. beloved mother of Theodore and Don Schi I lino, sister of the late Maroaret Duqan; Monday.

October 10, 1966: formerly of 1256 Parkway, West Covinqton, Ky. Funeral from the Gilliaan Funenl Home, Woodburn at Lincoln, Thursday. October 13. Requiem Hiah Mass at St. Francis Oe Sales Church at 9 A.

M. Friends mav call Wednesday from 7 to 9 P. M. SCHNETTEK Elizabeth Yaeqer, beloved wife of the lite Max Schnetter. mother of Mrs.

Josephine Grusenmever, Mrs. Lillie E. Robison and Mrs. Hilda Hauer. also 10 orandchildren and tiv nraai.vanHrhiMran Cainrau vears: passed away Sunday, October 9, 1966: residence, 6981 River New Baltimore.

Ohio. Funeral ser (BISHOP vices at Charles C. Younq Funeral Home. Hamilton-Cleves Road. Ross.

IROUBLED? Call The Telephone Minister 241-1554, Monday, Friday. 1-9 P. M. Ohio. Thursday.

2 P. M. Friends mav ca Wednesday after 4 p. w. New.

Luther beloved husband of Mrs. Minnie Bishoo (nee dear father of Mrs. Marv Soarks, Mrs. Ruth McGarr, Mrs. Nancy Battaglia.

Mrs. Pegqy VanMeter. Mrs. Patricia Pollard. Mrs.

Barbara Osborne and A ,1.. port Lodqe 1:358. services WILL PAY $500 cash for mv one ot 5 at 7:30 P. M. Wednesday.

Kroger Binoo numbers 79. 83 56. 17. 31, will piy $50 cash for any one of Allen Bisnoo. dear brother of Mrs! HAYES-FARRIS bingo numbers 64.

43, 23. 39, 87. 221-4597 Lockland. Tuesday, 4 to 9 Euretta (nee Lance) widow of Leslie E. Haves, beloved mother of Georoe.

Alex. Jack Edward, Arthur ind Raymond Farris, Mrs. niiv Rem. Mrs. Virainia Brown.

P. M. Services at the 5onnodile Church of the Nazarene, Wednesday. October 12 at 11 M. LOST AND FOUND Era Francis.

27 qrandchildren: Monday. October 10. 1966. at his residence 4346 Glenn Covinqton. Kv.

aoe 68 years. Services Thursday. October 13. at Connlev Bros. Funeral Home, 11 E.

Southern Covinqton. at 10 A. M. Friends may call Wednesday. 4 to 9 P.

M. Chambers Jett MT. OLIVET, Ky. Services for Chambers Perry Jett, 62, Robertson County farmer, who died at Hays-wood Hospital, Maysville, Sunday will be at 2 p. m.

today at the Kain and Kab-ler Funeral Home here. Burial, in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Mr. Jett resided on RR 1, Mt.

Olivet. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Cora Lin-ville Jett, a daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Landrum, Cyn-thiana, a son, J. C.

Jett, a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Moran, Bracken County; four brothers, Chester, Everett, Elmore, and Lem-mle Jett all of Robertson County. Visitation until hour of services. Marriage Licenses CAMPBELL COUNTY flde R. Jetter 34, and Jeanette Mitcnell.

34. both of Cincinnati Charles McMillan, 39, Newport, and Vioi't Tavlor, 23, Cincinnati. Richard L. Diver, 22, Trenton, Oiio, and Sharon E. Tolson, 21, Dayton, Ky.

Hargis Miller, 50, and Bettv L. Henry, 35, both of College Corner, Onio. Joseoh E. Fries 25, and Patricia A. La'uze.

25, both of Cincinnati. Jonn L. Richmond, 25, and Alice Hu-lette. 39, botn of Cincinnti. Jerome L.

Kendall 22, Newport, and Jo Ann Buechel, 20, Ft, Thomas. Glenn E. Fraley, 18, Cincinnati, and Carol L. Scribner. 18, Dayton.

Ricnard L. Calhoun, 22, and Linda C. Kersey, 17, both of Cincinnati. KENTON COUNTY Paul Souder, 27, Covington, nd Charlotte Alexander, 29, Erlanqer. W.

Robert Manne, 25, Cincinnati, and Janetta C. Smith, 19, Florence. James David Rice. 28, Ft. Wright, and Katiieen Ann Buckholz, 22, Covington.

Elmer L. Jones, 39, Erlanger, and Nancv Louise Portwood, 39, Covington. David A. Caborne, 26, Florence, and Jacauelme O'Neal, 33. Erlanaer.

Riciard W. Embry, 20, Covington, and Carolyn E. Porter, 19, Covington, Rooert Thomas Carlin, 22, and Freda Ann Saarks, 23, both of Covinqton. Micnael L. Hauer, 21, and Linda J.

Laurk. 23, both of Covington. Thomas Clay Vard, 22, and Judith Ann Bickers, 18. both of Norwood, Ono. Jerry Estes.

36, and Minnie Kidell, 36. bofi of Cincinnati. Kenneth C. Klaene, 24, and Marcia A. Adick, 23, both of Soutn Ft.

Mitchell. Jack Z. Frev. 22, and Katherine Allen, 16, ooth of Milford, Onio. Brady A.

Turner, 19, and Marcella Allen, 17, both of Columbus, Orno Raymond Earl Wrton 20, and Julia R. Smith, 18, both of Cincmanti. Harvey Larry, 19, and Jewell Brown, 16. both of Oayton, Ohio. Thomas Orville Miller, 32, afid Jacqueline Macklin, 21, both of Covington.

Yanoey Cooper, 30, and Shari Lynn Knisley, 23, both of Muncie, Ind. Kenneth R. Porter, 20, Louisville, and AAaxine Bergo, 16, Norwood, Ohio. Georqt Wesselman, 23, and Debbie L. Webster, 18, both of Covinqton.

Marshall L. Jotten, 44, and Geneva NaDier, 30, both of Cincinnati. Webster. 18, both of Covinqton. Gooroe Wesselman.

23. and Debbie L. Mrs, Gladys Harvey and Mrs. Mar-ijQBERLY uaiei jciirici, at Walter beloved husband nf orandchildren and 26 great-grand, children: Saturday. October 8.

19iS6 Friends mav call at the Bertha Moberlv (nee Stultz), father of Mrs. Maxina Wilson, Mrs. Lucille Conder and Georoe Moberlv. DACHSHUND Black, male, small miniature, vicinity S. Fairmont.

Liberal re- wird, 921-9749. LOST-Watch, white gold, at Homea-rama, Sunday, Oct. 9. Call after 5, 922-7761. LOST Wire haired terrier puppy.

With Red collar-near Xavier U. Reward. 861-9346 Busse 4 Borqmann Co. Parkway Funeral Home, Central Parkway orandfather of Richard Conder and and Clifton Hills Tuesday. from 4 to 9 P.

M. Services Wednes E. C. Darnck Private services are being ljrranged for Mrs. E.

C. iiarack, 83, mother of Darack, Enquirer art and music critic. Mrs. ack died Sunday at Jewish Hospital following an of about two months. i Her home was at 1171 '-Towne Ave.

-She leaves five daughters, Thomas J. Hoffman, Tort Thomas, Mrs. i Louis Mauro. Williamsport, Mrs. Homer Jensen, Elkins Park, and Mrs.

Selma Freeh and Mrs. Sanger Goodman, both of Cincinnati; another son, Os-xar Darack, Baltimore; a brother, Morris Resnick, 18 grandchildren, tend five great grandchil-' dren. The Weil Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Frank Hunsicker MAYbVILLE, Ky. Frank 'C.

Hunsicker, 73, retired superintendent of the Water died Monday at his home on the "'-Jersey Ridge Road after suffering a heart attack. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mae King Hunsicker, a son, TTGeorge Hunsicker, of Jersey Ridge Road; two sisters, Percy Austin, Atlanta, Ga and Mrs. Clarence B. O'Keefe, Maysville, one granddaughter.

Services o8will be at 2 p. m. Wednesday at the Porter and Clay Tuneral Home, with burial Maysville Cemetery. Ration, hours 4 to 9 p. m.

tpday. Luther llisliop 'K Luther H. Bishop. 68, 4346 Glenn Covington, died Monday at his home. Mr.

-Bishop, a retired engineer with Worthington Pump Chicago, 111., is survived tM his wife Mrs. Minnie "Bishop, six daughters, Mrs. Mary Sparks and Mrs. Bar- r'bara Osborne, both of Florence, Mrs. Ruth McGarr, Mrs.

Nancy Battaglia, Mrs. Peggy Van "'Meter, Mrs. Patricia Pollard, of Covington; a son, Joseph Bishop, Taylor Mill; 'his mother, Mrs. Allen lBishop, Forest Hills; a sister. Mrs.

Era Francis, also of Forest Hills, and 27 grandchildren. Services will' be at 10 a. m. Thursday at the Connley Brothers Funeral Home, Latonla. Visitation, from 4 to 9 p.

m. Wednesday. John Meirosc John A. Meirose, 89, retired lathe operator at the American Tool Works Cincinnati, died Monday at Georgetown Nursing Home, Georgetown, Ohio, where he had been resident seven years. He was a native of Newport.

Surviving him are two sons. Clifford Meirose, Newport, and Frederick Meirose, Covington; four grandchildren and five greatgrandchildren. Services will be at the convenience of the family today at the Muehlenkamp Funeral Home. Newport, with burial in Mother of God Cemetery, Covington. Pearl Dunn DRY RIDGE, Kv.

Mrs. Pearl Dunn, resident here, died Monday at St. Elizabeth Hospital. Burial will Wednesday in Hill Crest Cemetery, Dry Ridge, with services at 2 p. m.

at the Eckler Funeral Home, Dry Ridge. Visitation, from 3 to 9 p. m. today. Mrs.

Dunn is survived by three brothers, E. L. Franks, Mt. Zion; Robert Franks, Williamstown, and Luther Franks, Mason: two sisters, Mrs. Mayme Coates, Williamstown, and Mrs.

Mazie Hi gins, Detroit, Mich. Suits Filed KENTON CIRCUIT COURT Redman Industries, Inc. vs. Tri State MoDile Homes, for 24 26 50. Charlotte Earline Turner vs.

Glen Morris Turner, 114 Hishway, Covinton. for divorce. Rov William Cassidv vs. Gail Cassidv, 1557 Madison Covington, for divorce. E.

J. Robinson Glass Co. vs. John M. Van Deren, and others for S3500 alleged Ojf Peoples Industrial Plan of Covinqton, a Kentucky corooration, vs.

Raymond J. Kraft. Raymond A. Kraft, and Mane A. Kraft.

648 Ssrucewood Erlsnger, for $3227.50. Mutual Finance Co. vs. Wm. E.

Hutson and Wanda Hutson, 1254 Parkway, Cov-maton. for $652.42. Betty Jean Haley vs. Herbert Nelson Haiev. Wngnt Road.

Walton, for divorce. Seaoo Finance Corp. vs. Henry E. Combs and Calhe Corts, Artesia, and otners, for iudiment against real estate located at 531 E.

51st Covinqton, Liberty Loan Corn. vs. Williaoi Douthit, for $862.48 alleged due. Rosie Eversole vs. Carl B.

Eversole, for divorce. William Malleoli vs. Norman R. Ervin, 4952 Madison Pike, Independence, for $6020 for aliened damages. Joyce Malleoli vs.

Norman R. Ervin, 4952 Madison Pike, Independence, for $22,500 for alleged injuries and damages resulting from traffic accident. Jo Ann Hall vs. Edward Mitchell Hall, 102 Audrey Ludlow, for divorce. Jacauelme Sue Painter vs.

Alfred Jo-sep-i Painter, Box 205, RR 2, Alexandria, for divorce. Betty M. Biddle vs. William t. Biddle, Box 209AA, East Bend Burlinqton, for divorce.

James Cecil Bryant vs. Alice Bryant, 1132 Bankhck Covington, for divorce. Ardeana Vichael vs. Bobbie Michael, 41? V. 4th Covington, for divorce.

Citizens Federal Savings and Loan Association of Covington, 43H Madison Ave vs. Harvard B. Mathes and Ruth E. Mathes. 1511 Alexandria Ft.

Thomas, and others, for $1968.99 alleged due. Geneva J. Houston vs. Kirby L. Houston, 2)3 W.

15th Covington, for divorce. Ronald Lee Hudson vs. Beverly Hudson, RR 5. Box 465 Covington, for divorce. Georgia Crowder vs.

Kenneth Ray Cro-der, for divorce. day. October 12 at 2:30 P. M. October 8.

1966; residence. Sll7 brother of Mrs. Nora Kennedy, Mrs. Leoni Sivaqe and Ethel W. Moberlv; Saturday, October 8.

1966; at Clinton Memorial Hospital; residence, near Buford. Ohio: formerly of Cincinnati, Ohio. Services it the Thompson Funenl LOST Small black long hair female oupdv. tan mirkinos. Madisonvillt.

HOFFMAN BRADFORD Charles Pfc, devoted husband of Peqqv Bradford (nee Walker), beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bradford, beloved brother of Mrs. Gladys Fetters, Mrs. Thelma Kennedy.

Mrs. Rosemary Perkins. Mrs. Christine Kennedy. Ms.

Vera Dierin-oer and Harold Bradford: residence. 204 W. 11th Newoort; aoe 21 years. Funeral Wednesday, October 12. 1966, from the John J.

Radel Co. Funeral Home, 822 York Newoort, at 10 A. M. Interment Concord. Ky.

Friends may call Tuesday after 4 P. M. 929. rewird. 271-1491 or 271-0055.

Judy, beloved daughter of Edward A. and Bernatta Hoffman nee Bro LOST Biiset hound, "Humphrey." Pleasant Ridge tree, ample reward. 351-0563 ber 12 it 2 P. M. Friends may kamo), beloved sister of Mrs.

Patricii Soitzmuiller. Edwird, James, Donna, Thomas and Joseph Hoffman, and can at the tuneral noma, trom 4 to 9 P. M. Tuesday. MOON dear oranddeuobter of Mrs.

Cither. LOST Golden Retriavir puppy, 4 mot. old; lost in Clifton area, Sat. collar. Reward.

Call 751-0284. LOST BASSETT Male, brown, white markings, Clifton, "Boots," 281-4574. ine Brokamp; Monday. October 10, 1966: residence. 1848 Leona Dr.

Relatives and friends please call at James beloved husband of the R. J. Mever Co onia Funera Dorothea Moon (nee Brinkmanl Home, 3726 Warsaw Tuesday devoted father of Mrs. Rodney BROKAMP Herman beloved husband of Marv Brokamo (nee Harqisl, devoted son of the late William and Elizabeth Brokamp, devoted father of Mrs. Irven (Joyce) Schmidt.

Mrs. Thomas from 4 to 9 P. M. Funeral Wednesday. Reouiem Hiah Mass at St.

Antoninus Church at 9:30 A. M. IPatricia; Cox. Carolyn. William and 1 1 1 -17 r-1 1 IVV Michael Rrnkamn flue nrandrhil.

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dren, brother of Mrs. Bernadine Sears and Mrs. Amelia Sunday. October 9, 1966; of 1223 Stale Ralston Ave. Visitation at Geo.

H. Rohde 4 Son Funeral Home, Lin-wood and Delta Tuesday from 7 to 9 P. M. Reauiem Hioh Mass it Nativity Church, October 12, it 10:30 A. M.

SCHWARTZ Sea Jenny Cohen. SMITH Karl 0.. beloved husband of Helen Wilkerson Smith, dear father of Mrs. Jerrv (Sally) Marshall and Karlyne Smith, brother of Mrs. Marion Kurtz and Mrs.

Adelaidi Von Ohlen; Sunday. October 9, 1966: in his 51st year: residence. 221 W. 70th Carthaoe. Friends mav call it the Hodaop Funeral Home.

7401 Vine Cirthaqe. Wednesdiv, October 12, from 4 to 9 P. M. Funeral services Thursday at 10:30 A. M.

Carthage Lodqe 573, will hold service' Wednesday at 8 P. M. SMITH Eugene, beloved ion of Sam and Minnie Smith, brother of Mrs. Everett (Estella) Morgin. Mn.

Clay-born (Zula) Roberts. Mrs. Arlin (Ada) Ooten, Mrs. Jennings (Doha) Jones, Corbeft and Dovkt Smithi Monday, October 10, 1966; residence, 916 Grand aoe 23. Friandt may call at the Rebold Funeral Home.

1712 Quean City Ava. at Grand. 4 to 9 P. M. Tuesday.

Services and burial. Oneidi. Tenn. Karl, beloved husband of Helen Srhenk Huebchen, devoted father of Raymond C. Huebchen, dear brother of Daniel Huebchen: Monday, October 10, 1966: residence.

2615 Ave. Services at the Concordia Lu theran Churrh, 1522 Race Wednesday, October 12, at 10:30 Vine aoe 74 years. Visitation A. friends may call at the John Tuesday. 4 to 9 P.

M. at the Fred rrirk Funeral Home. 18 Calhoun Corrwille. Services Wednesday J. Radel Co.

Mt. Airy Funeral Home, 2562 North Bend Rd. at Colerain, Tuesday after 4 P. M. Park in rear.

BUSWELL Dorothy beloved wife of John W. at 2 P. M. JANDER (Linda) Warburton, Michael, Jimmy and Judy Moon, dear brother of Clarence and Joseoh Moon, and Mrs. Paul (Marian) Hands: also survived by two qrandchildren; Sunday, October 9, 1966; residence.

1454 Wynnburne Park aoe 60 years. Visitation Tuesday, from 4 to 9 P. it the Wain A. Bolton Funeral Home. 3042 Harrison Westwood.

Services, at the St. Johns United Church of Christ, Neeb Wednesdiv. at 10:30 A. M. Memorials.

If so de-Sired, mav be given to the Jewish Hospital Soecill Fund. NAGEL Mariorie C. nee Bushmiller), beloved wife of Arthur Naoel, dear! mothar of Ronald, Arthur, Ter-renca and Joyce Naoel, Mrs, Audrey Barbour and Mrs. Carol Downing, beloved sister of Mrs. Edith Selig-man; also survived by 12 grand-' children; Sunday, October 9.

1966; residence, 2340 W. McMicken Ave. Friends may call at the Busse Borqminn Co. Parkway Funeral Home. Central Pirkwiy ind Clifton Hills Wednesday, from 2 to 9 P.

M. Reouiem Hiah Miss, St. Auaustini Church Thursday. October 13 it 9:30 A. M.

Edward; at Avon Convalescent Home, Buswell, mother of John W. Jr. and blenn W. Buswe dauanter of Mrs 548 Glenwood; Friday, October 7 1966. Funeral services It conyln.

ience of the family. JOHNSON Amy Sweeft; Monday, October 10. 1966: residence. 5632 Maole Ridoe Kenwood. Friends mav call at the Thomas Memorial.

7500 Montgomery Kenwood. Wednesday, after 4 P. M. Funeral services Thursday. 10 A.

M. Burial, Auausfi, Maine. CALDARONE-HAITHCOAT Lillian (nee lucas), beloved wife of Ralph Johnson, dear sister of Frank, Harry and William Lucas, Mrs. Frank (Geneviava) York ind Mrs. Harry (Hazel) Schioomever; late residence.

308 N. Washinqton Harrison, Ohio; Monday, October 10, 1966) aoi 49 years. Services from the Jickman Funeral Home. Harrison, Wednesday, October 12, Rosa (nee Merritt). beloved wife of the late Joseph Caldarone.

de- SYMPATHY? Plowtri parmit IritaJi to ceiTr tkoighti el lyap-iky, tai andrttid-lis la way that If pla, digiifi4 ni good taiti. Tk wiraait wy it nd- ing flowati. rowan ara comfort tin al ion. To eta ko prood of tko flowari load la yo noma and (ha taitefal way thoy (ro arronqod; peiltWo yoar lyaipotky will ko ai-pran ad liacoroly. Mm MI-OW ESSEX HOUSE 7410 RoMHtcj Rd, voreo motner ot Mrs.

larnarme Saalwaechter and Charles Haith-coat, sister of Marie Nock; also survived by seven grandchildren at 2 p. M. Visitation trom to vciiinrBRV Tii.sdav Interment St Marv! IJtHIV I Cemetery. St. Bernard.

Flovd C. beloved husband of and two oreat-orandchildren; Saturday. October 8. 1966; at her residence. 1058 Fashion Ave.

Funeral from the Gillioan-Siefke Funeral Home. 3671 Warsaw Wednes Lerov Carter, 43, and Alta C. Brooks, 35. both of Llnion. Donald E.

Haynes, 21, Morningview, and Earleen Ferry, 17, Newport. Gary Lewis Harrison, 19, and Dorothy Lee Meyers, 19, both of Newport. Leroy Steffen, 26, Cold Soring, and Palrkia Currmings, 24, Covington, Paul Anthony Schneider 22, South Ft. Mitchell, and Margaret Mary Ellen Dusing. 19.

Erlanger. Sam Collins. 49, and Ann Alexander, 32. both of Cincinnati, Edward T. Schulte.

21, Covinqton, and Patricia Cammeter, 20, South Ft. Mitchell. The airstrip at Kentucky Dam Village State Park has been extended 1000 feet to a total length of 4000 feet. Alice Newberry (nee Franks), father' of Mrs. Helen Freeman and Flovd Newberrv brother of Mrs.

Francet: Clark. Mrs. Callie Clark. Ralph md On Newberrv. also survived by four orandchildren and; one oreat-orandchildi Monday.

October 10. 1966, at Brown Countvi Hospital residence, Mt. Orab, day. October 12. Reouiem Hiah Mass at Our Lady of Victory Church at 9 A.

M. Friends may call Tuesday, after 4 P. M. Classification Index A-JOURNFY'S END A-l -MONUMENTS OF THANKS C-IN MEMORIAM D-FLORISTS RELIGIOUS SOCIAL EVENTS F-SOCIETIES AND LODGES C-MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES H-LOST AND POUND J-EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION KLEMENT Dr. William beloved brother of the late Emma Vosseler; Saturday, October 8, 1966; residence.

2457 Clvbourn PI. Friends may call at Nurre Bros. Fairview-Clifton Funeral Home. 345 W. McMillan Tuesday, 4 lo 9 P.

M. Funeral services Wednesday. October 12, at the Soring Grove Cemetery Memorial Mausoleum Chanel at 3 P. M. life member of the Scottish Rita.

Services by the Kilwinning Lodoa 356. F4AM, Tuesday if f. M. COHEN Jenny, of 10.199 Humnhrev Rd beloved mother of Sam ind Hirry RR 2. Services at New Harmony Church.

Thursday, October 13, at 2 P. M. friends may call at thi Thompson Funeral Home. Mt. Orab.

after 4 P. M. Wednesday md at the church from I P. until time of services. Schwartz, also survived by six qrandchildren.

Services, Weil Funeral Home. 3901 Reading Tuesday, October 11. at 3:45 P. MJ I RAVEL OPP0KTUNI1IH.