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Page Norwood Minister Becomes Missionary J' Thursday, September 8, 1966 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER 4 I ii iiiiii iii 1 1 i mim 1 1 in 1 1 ri i mii iHTiTn'' iiiYifffTT'T imnrfiT ftB ffi iWTfliWii tni lorrirtinrrmr mrr mn iimi tit at nnwri mm mr urir nr mr i im 1 1 i 1 1 a 9 nWI'lO At el ui-i xi I ft 4 VJ VI 1 WW I Rev. Bernard Geerdes, pastor of the Lutheran Church of Our Saviour, Norwood, for two years, is leaving to be a missionary-at-large In Indiana. His denomination, the Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod, it was explained, has no congregation within 20 miles of Richmond, Ind. Rev. Mr.

Geerdes has accepted an invitation to organize a congregation In that area and serve as a missionary In that territory. He will work under the auspices of the mission board of the Indiana District which has purchased a residence for him and a four-acre site for a future church. Prior to coming to Norwood In 1964 he held pastorates In Nebraska and in Independence, Ohio. He has also been associated in various positions with youth work of his denomination. He has Inaugurated various congregational activities at the Norwood church and been ac- Rev.

Bernard Geerdes to Richmond, Ind. tlve in civic groups of that city. Mrs. Geerdes is also active In youth work. They have four daughters, Jenene, Jan, Jeri and Jody.

He will preach his farewell sermon at the local church at services Sunday. A coffee hour and a reception for the minister and his wife will follow the 10:30 a. m. service. Today's Record Emergency Runs 3:15 p.

m. General Hospital, Paul Scarberry, dog bite. General. 3:30 p. m.

3114 Imperial, Donz.tta Nixon, fell off bicycle. General. 3:45 p. m. 1336 Spring Irenda Adams, cut head.

General. 3:55 D. m. 539 York Micha.l aranwonn, tell off bicycle, Generel 4:00 p. m.

44O0 Colerain Av Thomas Adcock, hit with garbage can, Good Samaritan. 4.10 p. m. 1412 Mansfield Gereldine Jenkins, caught hand in folding bed, General. 4:15 p.

m. 307 Vina John Funkahouser, collapsed on sidewalk. 4:30 p. m. 3126 Bracken Woods tn Douqlas P.

McNicholas, dog bited. 4:45 p. m. 1608 Lockhurst Mrs. TUISDAY 8:00 i m.

1527 Johanihan Homer Gassett, collapsed, General. 8:30 I. m. 2434 Spring Grovt Mrs. Maraartt (tost, ill, General.

Ili50 i. m. 2602 Clifton An Smith, ill. General. 1 p.

m. 310 W. McMicken Mrs. tda Hard wick, ill. Good Samaritan.

1:40 p. m. 4320 Hamilton Joseph Smith, fell out of tree, General, 1:50 p. m. 1953 Lawn Mrs.

letty Lou C'9riert, ill, Jewish. 2 00 p. m. 3520 Central Jerry Seulhorit, fractured wrist, Bcthesda. 15 p.

m. 1736 Quean City Susan Doherty, dog bite. 2:20 p. m. 1532 Chase Edward Heidecktr, III, Veteram.

2:30 p. m. 835 Poplar April Durham, fell off couch. General. 2:45 p.

m. 743 Hewthornt Doyle Kirby, ill. General. 3:00 p. m.

901 Summit Mrs. Lortttt Smith, III, General. Mary inqrem, tripped en step. General, 4:55 p. m.

212 W. 12th Paul Miner, in, uenerai 5:00 p. m. 1511 North end Charles Wall, heart attack. Good Samaritan.

5:15 p. in. 3225 Clifton Ayt Id-ward Stuber, dog bite. Good Samaritan. 5:30 p.

m. 4 Fox, Mrs. Florence Nilei, ill. General. 5:50 p.

m. 1510 (act Mrs, Edith Fields, fell. General. 6:00 p. m.

3348 McFaddan Mrs. Mary Ann Grant, HI, St. Francis. 6:00 p. m.

Ninth Street and Central Avenue, Raymond T. Smith, cut chin. General. 6:00 p. m.

1606 Main Mrs. Louisa Baker, ill. General. 6:15 p. m.

1331 Clay Greg Hall, fell down cellar steps, General. 6:15 p. m. 2343 Reading Mrs. Elizabeth Scott.

III. Jewish. 7:00 p. m. 72 E.

McMicken Mrs. Rose McElfersh, ill. General. 7:00 p. m.

132 Louis, Harry Irvln, HI. Veterans. 7:05 p. m. Reedinq Road and Rockdale Avenue, Ted Francis, cut hand, Jewish.

7:30 p. m. 531 Elberon Kirk Wilson, dog bite. 8:10 p. m.

325 frit Johnnie Gray, III, Gtneral. 8:45 p. m. 526 Milton Miss Marqeret Gilliland, ill. General.

8:45 p. m. 510 lock Mrs. Nan-Rie Mutiins, III, Good Samaritan. 9 20 j.

m. 520 laum Mrs. Marsha Canada, doq bite. General. 9:50 p.

m. 1760 Hanfield Harry Hoffman, pronounced dead at General Hospital. 11:45 p. m. I41S Pleasant, William Powers, HI, General, Wf DNESDAY 12:10 m.

539 E. 13th Mike Smith, plaster fell on head. General. 2:40 a. m.

1020 Main Andrew Saalwaechter, collapsed on sidewalk, General. 4:30 a. m. 849 Hutchini Crystal Simmons, ill. General.

5:30 a. m. 3580 Zumsfein Mrs. Laurabe McCoy, dead, Rhodt Funeral Home, Mt. Lookout.

6:35 a. m. 430 Meliih Mm. Anna aaunoars, in. oenerai Students Strike In Argentina; 75,000 Out New York Times Service BUENOS AIRES Half of Argentina's 150,000 National University students staged a one-day strike Wednesday to protest the seizure of their schools by the military regime on July 29.

They also demanded punishment for police officials responsible for the beating of scores of professors and students. No violence was reported. Students merely stayed away from the a 1 ly-pollced colleges. All demonstrations had been forbidden by the government of Gen. Juan Carlos Ongania, and his appointed university authorities had promised that any arrested student would lose the school year.

However, a large public demonstration occurred Wednesday morning when the funeral of the 48-year-old wife of former President Arturo U. Ulla turned into a massive, but silent, tribute to the last elected Argentine leader. Dr. Illia was deposed last June 28 in a bloodless coup by the military. 4 Evanston Lmh Held As Delinquent Four Evanston youths, aged 10 to 14, Wednesday were charged with Juvenile deliquency after making a shambles of an Avondale man's home on Labor Day.

Police said the boys entered the home of Ben Allen, 38, 3718 Alaska Ct, through an unlocked window. They then tore the telephone off the kitchen wall, broke bottles and scattered debris over the floor. In addition, police said they poured a mixture of powdered milk and rolled oats on the living room, dining room and kitchen floors, ripped a telephone off the wall on the second floor and poured powdered milk on the stairs. Suits Filed COMMON FLEAS A219467. Blanche J.

Drucker vs. Edgar Lee. For $35,000 damaqes. A219488. Earl C.

Van Horn vs. Robert I. Smith. For $17,500 damages. A219489.

Raymond Williams vt. Uutt-I Williams, For divorce. 2 19400. Jeanne M. Carott vs.

Alfred Carol. For divorce. A21 949 1 Readtnq Concrete Products Co. vs. Beech Corp.

For $4548 on an account. A219492. Jeanerte Miller vs. William S. Miller.

For divorce and custody of child. A2 19493, Bernict Bradford vs. James Bradford. For divorce, custody of children end alimony. A2I9494.

Mildred Butler vs. Robert P. Butler Jr. For divorce and custody of children. A2I9495.

Lorraine Meiners vs. Paul J. Meiners. For divorce, custody of children and alimony. A2I9496.

Mariorie Duff vs. Harvey W. Duff. Support for child, A219497. Seamen's Bank for Savinqs vs.

Euiene Barker, et at. For 1 2,527 and foreclosure of mortqaoe. A219498. Mildred W. Tenqler vs.

John J. Tenqler. For divorce, custody of child and alimony. A2I9499. Betty J.

Bernhard vs. Georqe Bernhard, For divorce and alimony. A2I9500. Application for writ Of hahoa corpus for Charlotte Taylor. A21950.

Same for Michael Baker. A219502. Mary E. Smith vs. Lev it Smith.

For divorce end custody of children. A2I9503. Hunter Savinqs Assn. vs. Al-vin Ellis, et al.

For $6814 and foreclosure of mortqaqe. A2 19504. U.T.M. Realty et al vs. Bud Will.

arm, dba Bud Williams Co. et al. For $11,188. A219505. Patricia A.

Curren vs. Robert C. Curren. For divorce. Sent To Prison Wilford Brewsaugh, 57, 2250 Park Norwood, was sentenced to one to 10 years in the peniteniary Wednesday by Common Pleas Judge Simon L.

Lels on a charge of Indecent liberties. After his convinc-tion June 18 Brewsaugh underwent an examination at the Lima State Hospital. The examination showed him to be sane but a psy-chopatic offender. Arthur Plate, assistant county prosecutor, said Brewsaugh molested a 14-year-old boy in the Findlay Market area May 15. Mr.

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