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2 In Men Killed At Enquirer Shootout Kentucky Lake MURRAY, Ky. -Two men, one of them for murder, were killed Wednesday evening during a shootout at a boat dock on the B1 Blood River section of Kentucky Lake. State police identified one of them as Jackie Boyd, 29, Calloway County, who was sought in the shooting death Sunday of another Calloway County man, Eddie Hargrove, 25. The other shootout victim was Luther Charles Hamblin, 53, Lucasville, Ohio, who was on vacation accordinke with his family, to police. State I Police Capt.

Marvin Monroe said the Hamblin family--including Luther Hamblin, his wife and daughter and son, Samuel, an state trooperwere attempting launch a boat "when Boyd came out of the weeds and put a gun on them and demanded their car." "They gave him the car," Monroe said, "but the shooting started after Samuel Hamblin removed some items from the vehicle." In the ensuing gun battle, Monroe said, the two men were killed. Dennis Kaufman, a guide who assisting the Hamblins, was shot in the ankle and treated for the wound, Monroe said. A coroner's inquest into the case is scheduled Thursday. 6 Dodge Mines, Flee To West MUNICH, Germany (P)- An East German couple and their four children early Wednesday crossed a mined death strip into West Germany without being detected by border guards, Bavarian state border police reported. Police said that after climbing the final barbedwire barrier near the village of Fladungen, the family and' went to a police post asked for asylum.

Gets New Home COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)The Ohio Historical Society took over its new $10 million quarters officially Wednesday with the formal signing of a legal paper in the offices of Atty. Gen. Paul Brown. Brown signed for the state, and attorney Fred Milligan signed for the Historical Society. The document was the legal transfer of the land and building to the society.

The new Ohio Historical Center is to be opened to the public officially August 23. PEOPLE IN Sports -AP Wirephoto First Woman Dealer CHECKING HER CARDS is Jean Brady as she deals at "21" table at Howard Hughes' Silver, Slipper Casino on the Las Vegas, Strip. Mrs. Brady this week became the first woman dealer on the Strip. Senate Votes Unwanted Power WASHINGTON -Over a Republican protest that it attempt to embarrass President Nixon politically, the Senate Wednesday passed a bill giving the President, authority to impose wage, price and rent controls.

The authority was contained in a House rider to a bill extending the Defense Production Act for two years. "This is entirely political," said Sen. Wallace F. Bennett, (R-Utah). "It is very interesting that the authority expires in six months or right after the November elections.

"The President has made it entirely clear he does not believe such controls are the way to meet the inflation problem and that he has no intention of using them." From Equirer Wires JOE BECKER, 58-year-old Chicago Cubs pitching coach, collapsed before Wednesday's game with the San Francisco Giants and was reported in "good condition at a Chicago hospital where an attending physician said Becker had rapid heart action and had been placed in the intensive care unit for observation Former Green Bay Packer star Jerry Kramer, in a taped television interview, described his former Packer coach Vince Lombardi a man "fighting for his life" in a Washington hospital. Kramer, who visiting the ailing coach, quoted Lombardi as saying: "I'm fighting to lick it." There was no mention of Lombardi's affliction. Defending champion Hollis Stacy of Savannah, won two Wednesday matches and moved into the quarterfinals of the 22nd U.S. Girls Junior Golf Championships. The 16-year-old Miss Stacy defeated Mollie Anderson of Morrow Bay, 1-up in 19 holes, then ousted Sarah Stuhler of Fort Johnson, N.Y., 5-and-4 Professional golfer Bill Casper presented the first Charlie lett Award for "unselfish contributions to the betterment of society." The sponsored by the Golf Writers Association of America.

The Oakland A's announced Wednesday that pitcher Jim Roland has torn a ligament in his knee and will be lost to the club for about 10 days Tom Griffin, a righthanded pitcher who has had troubles all season, was optioned by the Houston Astros to their Oklahoma City Farm club after falling from an 11-10 record of last season to a 3-13 mark this year. Jim Marsalis, second-year cornerback for the Kansas City Chiefs, was sent to the hospital for observation Wednesday after complaining pains in his chest Veteran cornerback Lonnie Sanders was cut by the St. Louis Cardinals Wednesday after missing the most of last season with a knee injury Miss Ruth Ellen Lorscheider, sister1-law of Dallas Cowboy defensive end George was Andrie, 21 died in Munich, Germany, of acute influenza. years old Boston Patriot president William Sullivan says the club and team fullback Jim Nance are "inching" toward a solution on Nance's contract The San Francisco 49ers have cut Noland Smith, kick return specialist and the smallest man on the squad. Australian Rod Laver took the top prize in the first Mt.

Washington Invitational tennis tournament at Bretton N. Wednesday by defeating countryman Roy EmWoods, erson, 6-3, 6-3 Fatigued by, an overnight his plane flight from Los Angeles, Pancho Gonzalez relied on powerful service to beat John Sharpe of Toronto, 11-9, 6-4, in the first round of the Rothmans Canadian open, tennis championships in Toronto. Th Jan Kodes of Czechoslovakia Natase, the No. 4 seed from mania, scored easy wins Wednesday to advance in the West German International tennis championships at Hamburg. VICE PRESIDENT Spiro Agnew bopped pro golfer Doug with tee shot several weeks ago and to commemSanders orate the event, a realtor in Los Angeles is producing "Spiro Flite Golf Balls" "Mr.

Agnew is a This camp figure ball and he's probably enjoying that position. golf is in no way derogatory of the Vice President: we just honor his golf style," said Rudy Harper, 40, the wanted to manufacturer. Richard Petty, piloted his 1970 Plymouth to victory in the West Virginia 300, finishing eight laps ahead of his nearest competitor Tuesday night Race driver LeeRoy faces a hearing August 18 on a charge of drivYarbrough fast for conditions in Lexington, S. back on ing too July 26. Ushiwakamara Harada, younger brother of former world flyweight and bantamweight champion Mashiko champion Kuwashi Shimizu in the ninth round of a scheduled 10-round non-title fight Wednesday night in Tokyo Clay said he takes after his brother Cassius Rudy after he won a 10-round decision over Tommy Howard Tuesday.

23, Vida Mary hospital Backbone James Gerald Helmut Edward L. 3559 payroll Dr. Gatto, teacher, J. C. Marriage housekeeping Barkdale, attendant.

McHenry Reimheimer, clerk. 22, Kowatsch. Jaehnen, McVeigh, and Barnett, assistant 26, 4318 25, 23, 27, 24 26, 22, Carolyn department. 530 Licenses student, 1096 8198 manager, Ivanhoe 2477 3975 Glencoe student. Shough, Terrace Devils Paris St.

Den- and and and ry lo er, land from chine, Ct. Orchard Key, Hampton Hawaiian, Kohne, Marcum, 3314 Pittman, from Rutherford, operator, Divorces Beulah, Cam-Vic Elmer Helen, 1707 from Calvin, Patricia from Joyce from 323 Ter. 3039 20, 33, 26, 33, Fairmont Gemma, Joseph Ft. U. Frank, 5.

Hackberry 26, 18, 22, wrapper, Ave. Glenway cashier, Granted Riley, boiler 33, 1 Army, 654 5411 2703 33, Si collection manag- aKns maker 6722 Neavel 5037 Tan- 6058 Bel- W. Thursday, E. WALNUT Mack ANNOUNCEMENTS McMillan August HILLS Johnson 13, St. 1970 For BISHOP.

funeral more THE G. director, complete refer CINCINNATI Funerals to information Aug. individual 15 ENQUIRER and Busse Thompson obituary address High Bormann of below. 45 the wood veterinarian secretary. Jo Ann Emmerich, 23, 4015 Taylor customer service representative.

Goeffrey T. Stamp, 22, 5627 Woodhaven teacher, Cathedral and Susan Deye, 21, 2218 Norwood, X-ray technician. Michael E. Discepoli, 21, 1524 traffic clerk, and Sandra Schardt, 20, 2214 Varelman secretary. John T.

Merrill, 31, Box 85, Falmouth, and Shirley L. Bell, 25, 6121 Connie student. Timothy R. Wing, 22, 139 Wynola New Britain, student, and Margaret Jane Roberts, 20, 7550 Cayuga student. Kurt Fischer, 19, 3976 Kenkel student, parts department, and Sharon Baldwin, 19, 3268 Lillwood secretary.

Melvin Martin. 27, 1038 John disabled, and Delores Kennedy, 17, 1038 John St. Ronald Otto, 21, 3686 Evrich heat and air conditioning, and Sandra A. Schneider, 21, 4739 North Bend clerk. Ronald D.

Plummer, 22, 550 Observatory U. S. Navy, and Patricia Ann Martin, 22, 1406 Jefferson Reading, secretary. Brian R. Hand, 22, 410 Washington Glenview.

student, and Marianne R. Di Salvo, 20, 8600 Sturbridge student. Harry W. Webb, 22, 3311 Augusta medical student, and Karen Lynn Norden, 22, 2976 Hull secretary. Ted A.

Wendt, 23, 510 Ballard Richmond, student, and Karen E. Barnes, 23, 700 Riddle registered nurse. Steven A. Winch, 20, 4710, Guerly industrial worker, and Kathleen Griffith, 19, 214 Jupiter office work. E.

Lanier Walker, 37, 4846 Reading cost engineer, and Dolores A. Gardonio. 34, 71 Albert dining service. Norman L. Smith, 39, 5900 Harrison cook, and Jerlene Creekmore, 28, 4112 River filing clerk.

Barry P. Thrasher, 19, 4518 Winton standard order clerk, and Theresa M. Ford, 19, 4440 Station proof reader. Lindel G. Hutson, 24, P.

0. Box 188, Hardy, U. S. Army, and Eleanor L. Birchall, 21, 785 Watch Point John E.

Barber, 46, 2222 Loth handy man, and Rose M. Salter. 38. 2240 Vine St. Henry H.

Hayes, 37, 4212 Allen dorf yard conductor, and Alva Mae Flory, 43. 1815 Williams Norwood. David A. Christman, 20, 5517 Kirby student, and Donna Elfers, 20, 2560 Highwood tary. Robert C.

Jordan, 22, 311 Wall Loveland, student, and Maribeth Hueber, 19, 11482 Enyard Loveland, student. Richard A. Smith, 21, 8775 Monsanto U. S. Army, and Joyce Oaks, 18, 1175 Madeleine clerktypist.

William H. Hawkins, 22, 5970 Kellogg teacher, and Kanda Sue Carter, 20, 660 Straight student. Donald J. Sheenan, 49, 442 Warren Lebanon, Ohio, mill wright, and Aldine Shillinger, 46, 3209 Regent factory. Bobby G.

Handley, 18, 237 Craft factory worker, and Mary Jo. Stamper, 22, 4713 Este machine operator. Ernest Williams, 21, 1703 Race U. S. Army, and Denise Ruff, 16, 212 Green St.

Larry J. Folson, 20, 1620 Powers electrician, and Beverly L. Easton, 17, 1620 Powers St. Eli Collins. 20.

4086 River Rd. air condition mechanic, and Karen West, 17, 1619 Westwood clerk. Mark H. Miles, 18, 3775 Lincoln window washer, and Rose Heis, 17, 5685 Dry Ridge Rd. Eddie C.

Hawks, 28, 2709 Erlene field supervisor, and Marcia J. Smith, 27, 101 Clitf North Bend, reservationist. David M. Stanfill, 25, 9660 Pam Westchester, Ohio, photolitho-1 grapher, and Janet Garren, 21, 1905 Chaucer key punch operator. John H.

Huss, 22, 8453 Firshade electrician, and Doris Minton, 22, 8708 Grenada clerk. Willie C. Binkins, 27, 3619 Clarion security officer, and Addie Mae Sellers, 26, 1834 Huron nurse's Joel Stocker, 23, Michigan, student, and Kate M. Abraham, 23, 2324 Madison teacher. Juan M.

Aranda, 21. 180 Diaz Benito, Texas, and Margaret F. Schreier, 16, 6836 Kenbyrne Ct. Thomas L. Marckesano, 24, Shaffer unemployed, and Sandra K.

Gruszka, 22, 2771 Shaffer Ave. Joseph L. Puthoff, 24, 6260 Kincaid teacher, and Susan K. Schneider, 22, 3643 Harrison teacher. Calvin.

Webster, 27, 612 Clark assembler, and Jo Ann Foster, 22, 1375 Myrtle cashier. Paul J. Nardine 24, 435 Highland Sidney, Ohio, teacher, and registered nurse. Alan S. Felson, 25, 819 E.

Mitchell, medical student, and Janice K. Levin, 24, 5328 Indian Mound. Justus A. Grimm, 60, 4212 Allendorf salesman, and Ada E. Swain, 36.

2390 Kemper factory worker. Norman Klefeker, 35, 3024 Ferquson mechanic, and Joan Ivy Bailis, 27, 2531. Burnet correspondent. Philip T. Sickinger, 23, 8105 Graves engineer.

and Bonnie M. Rutherford, 21, 2506 Beechmont student. Ronald Sauer, 23, 5934 Torrington bank teller, and Mary Orite, 21, 2963 Westridge payroll clerk. Robert A. Harpenau 23, 4 Weebetook assistant manager, and Beverly A.

Williams, 20. 1629 Brandon teacher. Divorces Granted Comberger, Jean, 22, St. Marys, Ohio, from Frederick 24. 9419 Lewis Ave.

Delaney, Elmer 59, welder, 1232 Vine from Cora, 32. Edwards, Joyce 22, machine operator, 4718 Maynard from David 22, laborer, Hamilton, Ohio. Fights, William 52, machine helper, 8257 Woodbine from Mabel 46, assembly, 3944 Woodsong Dr. Gaither, Joyce 30, secretarv, 2650 Allaire from Thomas 32, instructor, 1870 W. Galbraith Rd.

Halbrook, Margaret, 33, 126 E. Libertv from Richard, 32, Sequoia Park, Calif. Hart, Herman 26, sales, 1907 Fairfax Emily from Belle. 21, Sally waitress, 25. 2265 Park from Eddie 23, manager.

Hamilton, Ohio. Lawrence. Sarah, 26. attendant, 4083 President from Robert. 27, machinist.

4705 Kemper Ln. Rose, Wayne 24, draftsman. 2304 Impala from Nancy Tallman, Simpson, Harold. 64. handyman, 3051 N.

Y. Kemper Wagner, Diana from Ida, 21, 63. factory, 4324 Forest from Robert H. 25, electrician. Jackie 1432 Sigma 22, Cir.

laborer, 4305 Forest from Linda Waters, Leroy. 22, composing room helper, 1207 Main Joyce, 16, 524 Grand Rita Ave. 30, 5105 Sumter Young, from Calvin 32, supervisor, Victor St. Stern, Jane 23, 371 0 DO Robben from William 23, steward expeditor, Rosemont Ave. Bomar, Donald, 38, sanitation, 2345 Kenton from Juanita, 38, clerk, 431 Hickory St.

Boyd. Jacqueline, 24, photo touch-up, 3806 Ebenezer from Bobby 28. salesman, Elmwood Place. Branscum, Marcena, 29, stamper, 523 Klotter from John 34. Coffey, Barbara 31, mail clerk, 2029 Blue Hills from Fred 34.

machinist. Dirr, Sunnie 25, teacher. 1410 Adams from William 30, draftsman. 78 Farragut. Gilliam, Allen, 27, counselor, 670 June from Alice 22.

Horsley, Jovce 22, 3749 Mead from James 22, 3616 Morris PI. Moorer, A. 45, truck driver. 1307 William Howard Taft from Area 44, 341 Forest Ave. 1613.

Asmann Rabkin, from Phyllis, Morton, 29, 33, attorney, A 140 Linden Dr. Schrantz, Arta Fay, 36, secretary, 8140 Burkhart from Roger 41. sales. Steinharter, Judith. 27, teacher, 7 Columbine from Alan, 25, sales, Kings Run Road.

Traynor, John 19, U. S. Army, 3278 Blue Acres, from Elizabeth 19. Williamsburg, Ky. White, Ray 58, engineer.

6805 Withany from Lelia, 52, 4050 St. James Ave. Kaps, Dorine, from 44, Richard secretary, 2043 Sutton analyst, 1261 Coolidge Ave. Andrew, Henry M. 30.

purchasing, 2075 Crown from Helen Cox, 31, registered nurse, 5728 Hunter Ave. Rininger, Billie 27, 3957 Ebenezer from Wade 44, heavy equipment operator, Cleves, Ohio. Sims, Mary 62, packer, 757 McMackin from George, 62. Blackburn, Linda 22, clerk, 9522 Fallon from Donnie 22, technician, Southagte, Mich. Bonnette, Virginia 35, service manager, Dalas, 6262 Corbly from Curtis Texas.

Christman, Sandra, 21. 5802. Adelphi from Monte, 21, 2477 Hudson Ave. Dunsil, John 21, draftsman, 228 Williams from Nola 21, clerk, 620 Maple Dr. Gaskins, Geroge, 22, 4031 Eatern from Donna, 19, 4347 Eastern Ave.

Haft, Sharon 24, 8461 CincinnatiDayton from Charles 30, mechanic, Shady Lane. Johnson, Deborah 20, 3420 Ridgeway from Reginald, 21, produce department, 3606 Dawson Ave. Jones, William, 63, construction, 2279 Vine from Rosie H. Vegas helper, 29, 1. 1.

1 correspondent. Bettylee 1., Schaefer, 39, ner from 41, fire fightGeroge Sweigart, Robert 42, driver, 1328 Bates from Pauline, touch, factowrk, Hershey, Pa. Whittle, Lillan, 25, assembly, 2339 Glenside from Charles 32, assembly. Butler, Margie, 39, packer, Anderson Ferry from Rondy, 43, truck driver, 5189 Duff Ct. Suits Filed A250282.

Dora Lee vs. Louis Lee. Divorce. A250283. Emma Byers vs, Fred Byers.

Divorce. A250284. Sherion A. Watkins vs. William K.

Watkins. Divorce. A250285. Phyllis M. Oaks and Harlan Oaks vs.

Sabara K. Thomas. For 249. A250286. Kay Ellison vs.

Ronald D. Ellison. Annulment of marriage. A250287. Mary E.

Daggett vs. William H. Daggett Jr. Support. A250288.

Yvonne Glasscock vs. Noel Glasscock. Divorce. A250289. W.

D. Howser Jr. vs. Helen Howser. Divorce.

A250290. Treasurer of Hamilton County, Ohio vs. Margaret N. Reese, et al. For $1899.

A250291. Same vs. Joseph Powell. For $429. A250292.

Jeanette Brown vs. William G. Brown. Divorce. A250293.

Treasurer of Hamilton County, Ohio, vs. Clarence Palmer, et al. For $1299. A250294. Same vs.

Rental et al. For $2016. A250295. Cordelia J. Craycraft vs.

Robert C. Craycraft. Divorce. A250296. Darlene Doyle vs.

Frank P. Doyle. Divorce. Meza. A250297.

Tulia M. Meza vs. Daniel Divorce. A250298. Nationwide Mutual Fire Ins.

Co. VS. David Pruitt. For $22,134 A250299. Jeanette Meyer vs.

Lester Meyer. Divorce. A250300. Candace A. Keller vs.

Frank Keller. Alimony, A250301. Paul A. Jacob vs. Donna G.

Jacob. Divorce. A250302. Albert H. Weiss vs.

Roberta P. Weiss Divorce. A250303. H. T.

Sparks Feed-Seed Co. VS. Bresnen Landscape Contractor Inc. For $2264. A250304.

Ben Riesenberg Sons Inc. vs. Same. For $484. A250305.

Janell Inc vs. Same. For $677. A250306. Main Supply Nnc.

vs. Same. For $978. worth A250307. Rose Sneed vs.

F. W. WoolCo. For $25,000. A250308.

Dan A. Collier vs The Mayer Co. For an accounting. A250309. John L.

Berry VS Kenneth H. Chaney. For $75,000. A250310. Janice F.

Brown vs. Grant Brown Jr. For divorce. A250311. Victor Janevski, et al, vs.

Clarence Goble For $60,000. A250312. Sip Kidd vs. Mae Lee Kidd. Divorce.

A250313. R. Henry VS. Charles E. Henry Divorce.

Co. A250314. Peoples Writ Industrial Mortgage vs. Lazar Kostoff- of replevin. A250315.

Sally Yuellig vs. Gordon Yuellig. Divorce. A250316. Treasurer of Hamilton County, Ohio, vS.

Earl Dodge, et al. For $1743. A250317. Same vs. Ottis Kidd, et al.

For $1323. A250318. Same vs. Ulus Brownie, et al. For $912.

A250319. Same vs. Cora Lee Martin, et al. For $963. A250320.

Same vs Agnes A. Caluwaert, et al. For $628. A250321. Carol E.

Gray, et al, vs John L. Murrell. For $18,000. A250322-Judith Ann McCoy vs. William McCoy.

Divorce. A250323-Rose M. Bechtel vs. Emil J. Bechtel.

Divorce A250324 -Bruce Moskowitz vs. Toni Moskowitz. Divorce. A250325-Margaret J. Collier VS.

Dan A. Collier. Divorce and custody of children. A250326-Appropriation by State of Ohio of Highway Easements. A250327-Audrey Brown vs.

Sandra Oldfield. For $35,397. A250328 Dolores F. King vs. Rondal King.

Divorce and custory of children. A250329-Leslie Reid vs. Herman F. Elsaesser, et al. For $500,500.

Elbert C. A250330-Dorothy Tegtmeier. D. Divorce. Teqtmeier vs.

A250331-Dianne Williamson vs. David L. Williamson. Divorce. A250332-Mayme Shepard VS.

County Chevrolet et al. For $4611. A250333-Anthony Ursillo vs. Janice Ursillo. Divorce.

A250334-Carol F. Fife VS. Albert Fife. Divorce. A250335-Sharon Vance VS.

Larry Vance. Divorce. A250336-John Cronin VS. Rhonda Cronin. Divorce.

A250337-Carolyn M. Taylor vs. Lemvel A. Taylor. Divorce.

A250338-Paul D. McMillan vs. Fleetmaster Inc. For $51,200. A250339 -Kimberly Wilson et al, VS.

Anderson Hills United Methodist Church. For $80,000. A250340-Katy Griffin VS. Edward Griffin. Divorce.

A250341-Judith J. Kirk vs. James D. Kirk. Divorce.

A250342-Maralyn Coleman vs. Ronald Coleman. Divorce. A250343-Tommie E. Osborne vs.

Clyde Osborne. Support. A250344-Carolyn Joyce vs. Edgar W. Joyce.

Alimony and custody of children. A250345-Robert Hill vS. Edward Evers. For $60,000. A250346-Adeline E.

Hoges vs. Clarence Hoges. Divorce. A250347 -Janet I. Kimmick vs.

Richard O. Kimmick. Divorce. -Angelo Capozza, et al, vs. John Hancock Mutual Life Ins.

Co. For $5000. A250349-John W. Stinson, et al, vs. Joseph E.

James, et al. Injunction. A250350 Harry T. Schawe vs. Jay Nelson Rogers, al.

For $75,000. A250351 Ruth F. Hunt, et al, vS. Mark Schirmer. For $7721.

A250352-Elaine Stagge vs. Lucille Wagner, executor estate of Wm. J. Wagner, et al. To set aside will of William J.

Wagner. A250353-Hancy Bardonaro vs. Michael J. Bardonaro. Divorce.

A250354-Franklin vs. James Jay Schifrin, et al. For $25,275. A250355-Jovce Gundrum vs. Donald J.

Gundrum. Divorce, custody of children and alimony. A250356-Joyce A. 0'Brian vs. George A.

O'Brian. Divorce. A250357 -Margie C. Faber vs. James A.

Faber. Divorce and custody of child. A250358 -Patsy Ann Flohn vs. Harold C. Flohn.

Divorce and custody of children. A250279. Grace C. Berry VS. Virginia A.

Howard, et al. For $20,376. A250280. Patricia Ann Weiss vs. John Joseph Weiss.

Alimony. A250281. Edith Riley vs. City of Cincinnati, et al. For $88,117.

ANNOUNCEMENTS Schaefer Busby Established 1836 24 W. 9th St. 241-0932 CHAS. A. MILLER SONS NORTHSIDE KI 1-0040 THE JOHN J.

RADEL CO. Henry J. Radel, Pres. 652 State Ave. 921-0365 2562 North Bend Rd.

541-4200 822 York Newport CO 8560 4122 Glenway WA 1-4512 1005 Madison, Covington HE 1-4185 Rebold Funeral Home 1712 QUEEN CITY AVE. 3700 GLENMORE AVE. MO 1-6200 RIEDLINGER-LEMEN FUNERAL HOMES 19 Green St. 1309 California Ave. THOMAS FUNERAL HOMES MADISONVILLE and KENWOOD WEIL FUNERAL HONE 3901 READING ROAD WITT, GOOD KELSCH FUNERAL HOME 3026 MADISON RD.

JE 1-0105 ALLISON ROSE COVINGTON 261-0146 ANDERSON 415 U01 NU 261-0471 B611 WINTON -BAMBER- Robert Bamber and John R. Bamber FUNERAL DIRECTORS 3011 WOODBURN 961-1440 GUMP-HOLT FUNERAL HOME 3440 Glenmore at Herbert -Cheviot MO 1-0690 Hodapp Funeral Homes Hamilton at Elkton 7401 KI 1-1040 1-0805 MIDDENDORF, JOHN N. SONS 917 Main. Ky. 431-1718 1 E.

12th, Kv. 431-0096 Homes Funeral 1309 WO 1-0474 MADISONVILLE 6111 Madison Rd. BR 1-0203 WRASSMANN FUNERAL 2625 Gilbert Ave. WO1-1600 Journey's End BERRY Estella, beloved mother of Edward W. Berry, Mrs.

Marion Naber and Mrs. Virginia Walsh, dear sister of Miss Aeolian Breen, also survived by 23 grandchildren and 11 greatgrandchildren; Wednesday, August 12, 1970; residence, 3301 Montana Ave. Friends may call at the Busse and Bormann Funeral Home, Central L. Pkwy. and Clifton Hill Thursday, 4 to 9 P.

M. Mass of the Resurrection, St. Martin Church; Friday, August 14 at 9 A. M. BISHOP Nettie devoted aunt of Mrs.

Joan H. O'Brien and Robert E. Hurley; Wednesday, August 12, 1970; residence, 3333 Orion Pleasant Ridge. Requiem High Mass, Church of the Nativity, Friday, 9:30 A. M.

No visiting hours. Stanley High Funeral Home, in charge of arrangements. BLACK Irene, beloved sister of Morris Black, Mrs. Lucille Walker and Mrs. Agnes Faulk, also survived by two uncles, one aunt, many nieces, nephews and other relatives; Tuesday, August 11, 1970; residence, 502 Vassar Ct.

Friends may call Friday, August 14 from 6 to 9 P. at the Thompson Funeral Home, 820 Lincoln Ave. where funeral service will be 10 A. M. Saturday.

Rev. Francis Lesley, officiating. Interment Union Baptist Cemetery. CARMICHAEL Katherine Moffett, wife of Ervin G. Carmichael, sister of the late Stanley Moffett; residence, 1087 Doolittle Wednesday, August 12, 1970.

Friends may call at the W. Mack Johnson Funeral Home, 1309 E. McMillan Walnut Hills; Friday, 4 to 8 P. M. Service Saturday, August 15 at 10 A.

M. COFFEY Daryl, dear son of Wendell A. and Lula Wilkerson Coffey, dear brother of Darlene, David and Dwayne Coffey, derwood Kathy and Tichenor, Diane Katherine suddenly; Tuesday, August 11, 1970; residence, 1257 Quebec age 13 years. Funeral service will be held Saturday, 10 A. at the Dalbert Woodruff Funeral Home, 2880 Boudinot Ave.

at Queen City. Friends may call Friday, 4 to 9 P. M. DANGELMEIER American Cancer Society Memorial Fund Northern Ky. Unit, 505 East 10th Newport, Ky.

41071. Henry Barnes Lodge the service Wednesday, 8 P. at funeral home. DOMINIQUE William beloved husband of Cleo devoted Pat brother Dangelmeier (nee Hinds), lor and Lawrence of Mrs. Ann Tay(Hank) Dangelmeier, dear uncle of Mrs.

Lois Ann Schibley, James L. Taylor, Fred Jack Weiner and Harold L. Daughtery; residence, 611. Taylor Bellevue, Tuesday, August August 11, 13, 1970. at the Service Thursday, 10 Son A.

Funeral Home, Bellevue, A. C. Dobbling at from 4 M. Visitation; Wednesday contributions to 9 P. M.

If so desired, may be made to the DOMINIQUE D. (nee Hirschberger), beElsie loved devoted wife of Joseph of C. Dominique, mother Herbert C. and Robert A. Dominique and Mrs.

Ruth L. Baker, dear sister of Mrs. Miriam Renner and Mrs. Lillian Luckman, also survived by 11 grandchildren; Wednesday, August 12, 1970; residence, 2885 Fisher age 70 years. Funeral services Friday at 2.

P. M. at the Friends Westwood United Methodist Church. Friday after may call at the church; 1 P. M.

Memorials may be made 10 the Westwood United Methodist Church Memorial Fund. Bolton Lunsford Funeral Home, in charge. Romilda Martin, widow of Charles Dryer, dear mother of Mrs. Francis of (Shirley) Seth Mountel, dear grandmother and Nathaniel Mountel; Tuesday, August 11, 1970, at the Methodist Home; age 82 years. Friends may call at the Chas.

A. Miller Sons Funeral Home, Hamilton Ave. at Knowlton Northside; Wednesday from 7 to 9 P. M.I Funeral services Thursday at 11 A. M.

If SO destred, memorials may be made to your favorite charity. ECONOMOPULOS George beloved husband of the late devoted Petrula father Maroudas Economopulos, of Sophia Gueth-1 lein, Konstantinos Economopulos and Christina Bender, dearly beloved grandfather of Patricia and Stephanie Guethlein and Julie Bender, beloved, father-in-law of Stanley Guethlein and George Bender, also survived by three sisters, living in Greece, brother-in-law of Irene Mehas, Sophia Thomas and Viola Christopher of Cincinnati, Stamtoula Johns and Konstantinos Maroudas of Greece, also survived by several nieces and nephews; Tuesday, August 11, 1970; residence, '1112 Elberon Ave. Funeral services Friday at 2 P. M. from Holy Trinity, St.

Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church, 3212 Reading Rd. Friends may call at the Dalbert Woodruff Funeral, Boudinot Ave. at Queen City; Thursday, 4 10 9 P. M. Contributions may be made to the Holy Trinity, St.

Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church Building Fund. Liberty Chapter Order of Ahepa and Greek American Progressive Assn. service Thursday, 8 P. M. Charles E.

beloved husband of Elizabeth Engel (nee Winter), devoted father of Richard P. Engel -and the late Charles E. Engel dear brother of Fred, Joseph, Clifford, Elmer, Daniel and John Engel, Mrs. Florence Martin, Mrs. Louise Eckel and Mrs.

Estelle Saffelder, dear grandfather of Mrs. Sylvia Bosley, Linda and Donna Engel, great-grandfather of Brian Bosley; Wednesday, August 12, 1970; residence, 2040 Yoast age 76 years. Visitation, Friday, 4 to 9 P. at the Bolton Lunsford Funeral Home, 3042 Harrison Westwood, where services will be held Saturday at 10 A. M.

FISCHER ENGEL Elizabeth (nee Overbeck), wife of the late Frank A. Fischer, devoted mother of Mrs. Rosemary Whitehead, Mrs. Helen Romes, Mrs. Edna Tekulve and Mrs.

Virginia Bolte, also 11 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren; Wednesday, August 12, 1970; residence, formerly 5232 Rolston Norwood. Friends may call at the Vorhis Funeral Home, 5501 Montgomery Norwood; Friday from 10 A. M. until 11 A. M.

Requiem High Mass, St. Peter Paul Church, Norwood; Friday, August 14 at 11:30 A. M. James Edward, beloved husband Gladys Falquet Frondorf, dear father of Linda, Cheryl, Kim and Eric Frondorf, and son of Mr. and Mrs.

Earl C. Neyman, and brother of Mrs. Carol Broz, and the late Donn Frondorf; suddenly, Tuesday, August 11, 1970; in his 48th year; residence, 5588 Picarly Le. Friends may call at the Vitt Stermer Funeral Home, 3425 Harrison Cheviot, on Thursday, August 13, from 6 to 9 P. M.

Funeral service Frdiay, August 14 at 10 A. M. President of Skal. Contributions may be made to the Heart Fund. GOODMAN Ethel of 8344 Arborcrest beloved wife of Sol Goodman, devoted mother of Mrs.

Stanford (Josephine) Stillpass, Stanley and Ronald Goodman, dear sister of Hyman and Ben Barsman, also survived by eight grandchildren. Services Weil Funeral Home, 3901 Reading Thursday, August. 13 at 11 A. M. Memorial contributions to the heart fund would be appreciated.

GRAD Grace (nee Cook), beloved wife of the late Henry Grad and mother of Helengrace Warwick, Henry George and Rev. Malcolm Grad, and grandmother of Chad and Mark Warwick, Patti Kraft and Jenny Grad; Tuesday, August 11, 1970, at her resiSt. dence, 2017 Madison Funeral Rd. Funeral from the Gilligan Home, Woodburn at Lincoln; Friday, August 14. Mass of the Resurrection, at the Church of the Assumption at 8 P.

M. Friday, Friends may call Friday at the funeral home from 4 to 7:30 P. M. DATE TIME FUNERAL DIRECTOR BERRY. Estella 9:00 A.M.

9:30 A. M. Nettie BLACK, Irene 10:00 A. M. CARMICHAEL, Katherine 10:00 A.M.

COFFEY, Daryl 10:00 A.M. DANGELMEIER, William 10:00 A.M. DOMINIQUE, Elsie D. 2:00 P.M. DRYER, Romilda 11:00 A.M.

ECONOMOPULOS, George K. ENGEL, Charles E. Sr. 10:00 A.M. FISCHER, Elizabeth 11:00 A.M.

FRONDORF, James 10:00 A. M. GOODMAN. Ethel B. 11:00 A.M.

GRAD, Grace 8:00 P.M. HART. Fredarica 9:30 A.M. HUFNAGEL, Joan 10:00 A. M.

JUNG, Julius 10:00 A. M. KLATTE, Rose Alma 10:30 A. M. KUDERER, Edmund B.

9:00 A. M. LEVINE, Harold B. 11:00 A.M. LOGAN, Bruce G.

McKINNEY, Edward 10:00 A.M. MYERS. Harold 9:30 A. M. NIX, Edith 2:00 P.M.

PENNOCK, Rev. Dr. Gilbert 11:00 A. M. PHAIR, Dr.

John 10:00 A.M. RITCHIE, Gracie 2:30 P. M. ROGERS, Clarence 11:00 A.M. SALYERS, Raymond 11:00 A.M.

SANDY, Mary 2:00 P.M. SCHADLER, Florence 2:00 P.M. SEELMEYER, Mary 10:00 A.M. SHACKELFORD, Earl D. 10:00 A.

M. TAYLOR, Adaline 10:00 A.M. TURNAU, Fred 10:30 A. M. WAGGONER, Lena 2:00 P.M.

WILTSEY, Maude Journey a. End HART Fredarica Oldroyd, beloved wife of the late John Hart, mother of Robert and Herbert Teel, grandmother of five grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren, sister of Mrs. Pat Griffen; Tuesday, August 11, 1970; residence, 5201 Hunter Ave. No visitation. Requiem High Mass, St.

Peter Paul Church; Friday, August 14 at 9:30 A. M. In lieu of other remembrances, Memorials may be made 10 the charity of your choice. Baiter Sahnd Funeral Home, in charge. HUFNAGEL Joan beloved daughter of the late Marimus and Cecilia Handschiegl Hufnagel, sister of Vernie, Harvey, Carl and the late Margaret Wood and Joseph Hufnagel; suddenly at residence, 3267 Midden Circle, Westwood; Tuesday, August 11, 1970; age 35 years.

Friends may call at the Imwalle Memorial, St. 4811 Vine St. Thursday at Washington, Bernard; tween 4 and 9 P. M. Mass of the Resurrection at Church of the Annunciation, Friday, 10 A.

M. JUNG Julius, beloved husband of Alma Diehl Jung, dear father of Herman Jung and brother of Mrs. Ida Meyers, also survived by three grandsons; Tuesday, August 11, 1970; residence, 3315 Maple Crest Hyde Park. Friends may call at the Hodapp Funeral Home, 7401 Vine Carthage; Thursday, 5 to 9 P. M.

Funeral service Friday at 10 A. M. KLATTE at Rose Alma (nee Pohlmann), wife of D. Paul B. Klatte, devoted mother of Monica, Paul, Steven, Kevin and Jennifer Klatte, dear daughter of John H.

and Alma Pennekamp Pohlman, dear sister of Mrs. Jack (Mary Angela) McGowan and John B. Pohlmann; Tuesday, August 11, 1970; residence, 1630 Beech Grove Dr. No visitation. Mass of the Resurrection, St.

Antoninus Church; Thursday, 10:30 A. M. Spiritual remembrances may be made to the Marynoll Fathers, 104 Elm Cincinnati, Ohio. 45215, or to the Catholic Agriculture School, Care of Rev. Joseph Urbain, 1500 Linneman Cincinnati, Ohio 45238, or to the charity of your choice.

Harry Meyer and Sons Funeral Home, 4989 Glenway in charge of arrangements. KUDERER Edmund beloved husband of Elizabeth Harrington Kuderer, devoted brother of Sister St. Edward S.N.D., Henrietta Driscoll, Ollie and Frank Kuderer; at residence, San Antonio, Texas, (formerly of St. Bernard); Teusday, August 11, 1970; age 81 years. Friends may call at the Imwalle Memorial, 4811 Vine St.

at Washington; Thursday between 4 and 9 P. M. Funeral Mass, St. Clement Church; Friday, 9 A. M.

Charter Member of St. Bernard, F.0.E. and former member of St. Bernard Police Department. LEVINE Harold beloved husband of Teresa M.

Levine (nee Menrath), stepfather of Sister Mary Viator and Harmon Frank, Parker; August 11, 1970; residence, 5857 Kellogg Ave. No visitation. Fnueral services, Friday, August 14 at 11 A. M. from T.

P. White Sons Funeral, Home, 2050 Beechmont Mt. Washington. Mc KINNEY Bruce beloved husband of Mary 'Herron Logan, son of the late Harry Elma Logan; August 12, 1970; residence, Yonkers, N. Y.

Due notice of funeral. Schaefer Busby in charge of arrangements. Mc KINNEY Edward, beloved husband of Marie Halverstadt McKinney, devoted father of Rosemary McFarland, Allene Schmale, Frances M. Federmann and George Edward McKinney and brother of Hallie Beaddle, Helen Eldora and Bernard, Hester Dunaway, Donna McKinney, also day, August '10, 1970; residence, survived by 14 grandchildren; MonIndio, Calif. Service Saturday, August 15 at 10 A.

M. at the Argo Funeral Home, 9 Cleves. Visitation, Friday, 4 to P. M. Member of United Council of Travel.

MYERS Harold B. (Orv), beloved husband of Callista Kuhlmann Myers, dear father of James Myers, devoted, grandfather of Kathy, Debby and Lynne Myers; Tuesday, August 11, 1970; residence, 8253 Georgianna Dr. Friends may call at the Nurre Bros. Funeral Home, 7793 Groesbeck; Thursday, 4 to 9 P. M.

Mass of the Resurrection, St. Anns Church; Friday, August 14 at 9:30 A. M. NIX Edith Lorenna, beloved sister of Miss Dolly Nix, Warren, Clay, Vernon and Harold Nix, dear aunt of Mrs. Henry Edmondson and Mrs.

Howard Marksberry; Tuesday, August 11, 1970; residence, 3623 Madison Cincinnati, Ohio; age 70 years. Service Friday at 2 P. M. from the Stith Funeral Home, after Florence, Ky. Visitation, Thursday, 3 P.

M. Interment Hillcrest Cemetery, Dry Ridge, Ky. PENNOCK The Rev. Dr. Gilbert husband of Grace Troll Pennock, father of Leonie Pennock Huntington, Gilbert Lee Pennock Jr.

and Stephen G. Pennock, also survived by six grandchildren and one great-grandAve. child; residence, the 3643 Bellecrest Service at Church of the Redeemer, Erie and Paxton Hyde Park; Friday, August 14 at 11 A. M. PHAIR Dr.

John beloved husband oft Phyllis Wolfe Phair, father of Dr. John P. Phair, grandfather of Phillip and Elizabeth Phair, brother of Mrs. Ray Musgrove; Monday, August 10, 1970; residence, 102 E. Shields St.

No visitation. Service at Calvary Episcopal Church; Thursday, August 13, at 10 A. M. In lieu of other remembrances memorials may be made to the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine. Baiter Sahnd Funeral Hom in charge.

RITChIE Gracie; age, 83 years; widow of William Ritchie, mother of Lucille Schlaven, Louise Sivori, Helen, Frazier and Kenneth Ritchie, sister of Elizabeth Rorer; residence, 33 Farrels Wednesday, August 12, 1970. Friends may call at the W. Mack Johnson Funeral Home, 1309 E. McMillan Walnut Hills; Thursday, 4 to P. M.

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14 Luther Aug. 15 W. Mack Johnson Aug. 15 Dalbert Woodruff Aug. 13 A.

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Miller Sons Dalbert Woodruff Aug. Aug. 15 14 Bolton Vorhis Lunsford Auq. 14 Vitt Stermer Auq. 13 Weil Auq.

14 Gilligan Auq. 14 Baiter Sahnd Auq. 14 Hodapp Auq. 14 Imwalle Memorial Auq. 13 Harry Meyer Sons Auq.

14 Imwalle Memorial Aug. 14 T. P. White Sons Schaefer Busby Auq. 15 Argo Aug.

14 Nurre Bros. Auq. 14 Stith Auq. 14 W. Mack Johnson Aug.

13 Baiter Sahnd Auq. 14 W. Mack Johnson Auq. 14 Schmidt-Dhonau Auq. Aug.

13 14 Vorhis Hodapp Aug. 14 Chambers Grubbs Auq. 15 Strawser Aug. 15 Muehlenkamp-Erschell Auq. 14 Vorhis Aug.

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Marriage Licenses George Nasstuer 21, 22. Wyomina student, and Carol Ann Peters, 20, 1484 Clovernoll student. Fred W. Shriner, 22, Larchview 3664 clerk, Grandin and Judith Habegger, student. Charles W.

Saacke 22, 104 C. Heritage Hill Rd. New Canaan, Conn. teacher, and Jean M. Spurlock, 22, 7335 Juler graduate nurse.

Richard J. Petricca, 28, 235 South Lvon, dentist, and Mary Lou Romes, 24, 2140 Ross Norwood, registered nurse. Thomas L. Newman, 26, 201 E. 24th Pompano Beach, attorney, and Joyce A.

Moorman, 25, 1214 Tannehill teacher. Ralph W. Sandoz, 51, 5722 Haubner bricklayer, and Betty Jane Bare, 40, 5722 Haubner clerk-typist. Danny Cole, 18, 3 W. McMicken laborer, and Laura Griffin, 17, 2141 Vine banker.

James F. Wilson, 19, 1188 Tamiami Trail, Sarasota, student, and Diane A. Skillman, 22, 315 Home teacher. Larry James Dennis, 24, 922 Liberty machinist, and Patricia L. Cothron, 17, 1520 Race St.

Steven D. Whitmer, 22, 826 Rosemont auditor, and Barbara J. Knight, 21, 4664 Rapid Run Pike, cashier. Michael J. Lander, 24, 2464 Boudinot teacher, and Joan M.

Kreimer, 23, 2645 Montana secretary. John W. Berry, 23, 1060 Mills Indianapolis, teacher, and Judy Lee Nunn, 24, 721 Franklin Terrace Park, catalogue assistant. Bill E. Katz, 24, 8640 Lynnehaven insurance agent, and Patti Ann Cummins, 21, 2699 Willowbrook student.

Dennis B. Kay, 31, 2617 Vine student, and Joan C. Weingartner, 29, 4804 Matlock field worker Charles A. Worsham, 26, 3501 Montgomery assembler, and Shirley M. Smith, 20, 1179 Chamberlain machine operator.

Journey'a End RETZSCH Matte Lula of Chattanooga, born in Shelbyville, daughter of Ansel Daniel and Nancy Myriah Wills Norton; died in Chattanooga, Hospital, early Wednesday morning, Mrs. Retzsch was resident. Manager of the Ainsley Hotel, Cincinnati for 35 years, before going to live with her daughter Mrs. Clyde H. Hale of Chattanooga.

She was a Member of Science of Truth Church; survivors include her daughter Nancy and son Albert Charles Retzsch of Cincinnati, brother Jack Norton of Waddy, grandchildren Barbara Retzsch Bowman and Donald Norton Retzsch of Cincinnati, Robin Clyde Hale of Knoxville, Judith Hale Opitz of Morton, and six great grandchildren. Memorial vice will be held Friday, 2. P. M. at Science of Truth Church, 124 E.

7th Dr. William Quinn officiating. Memorials may be given to Science of Truth Church. Clarence beloved husband of Neoma Henneman Rogers, dear brother of Mrs. George R.

Pickens of Sacramento, uncle of Mrs. George Mason, Mrs. George Hastings, Mrs. Evelyn Durr and Lawrence Rogers, brother-in-law of Mrs. Robert J.

Kelly Sr. of Ashland, passed away Wednesday, August 12, 1970; at the Daly Park Convalescant Center; age 74; residence, 7224 Reading Roselawn. Funeral from the SchmidtDhonau Funeral Home, 433 Reading Reading; Friday, August 14, at 10:30 A. M. Mass of the Resurrection at Our Mother of Sorrows Church at 11 A.

M. Relatives and friends may call Thursday from 4 to 9 P. M. Holy Name Society and ushers meet at funeral home for wake service Thursday at 8 P. M.

Bishop Fenwick Council No. 2927 K. of C. at 7:45 P. M.

Raymond beloved husband of Beulah Carpenter Salyers, dear father of Danny Ray and Wayne Clifton Salyers, son of Vencil Salyers and the late Margie Crockett Salyers, grandfather of Troy Wayne Salyers, brother of Mrs. Geneva Stafford, Mrs. Retha Ray Simms, Curtis, Berkley, Malcolm, Darril and Oral Salyers; Monday, August 10, 1970; residence, 508 Locust Elmwood Pl. Friends may call at the Hodapp Funeral Home, 7401 Vine Carthage; Wednesday, from 4 to 9 P. M.

Funeral service, Thursday, 11 A. M. SANDY Mary, beloved wife of Donald Sandy, beloved mother of Donald H. Sandy, daughter of Henry and Pearl Hammons and sister of Louise Merkl; residence, 109 E. Charlotte Wyoming; Tuesday.

August 11, 1970. Friends may call at the Vorhis Funeral Home, 310 Dunn Lockland; Thursday, 4 to 9 P. M. Service Friday, August 14 2 P. M.

SCHADLER Florence beolved wife of Gus Schadler, dear mother of Marion, Earl, George and Eugene Schadler, sister of Mrs. Alma Miller, 12 grandchildren; Wednesday, August 12, 1970; residence, Wright Walton, age 79. Funeral service Friday, 2 P. M. Chambers Grubbs Funeral Home, dependence, Ky.

Interment Floral Hills. Friends may call Thursday, 4 to 9 P. at the funeral home. SEELMEYER Mary (Mame), beloved wife of the late Fred Seelmeyer, devoted mother of the late Harold Seelmeyer, devoted sister of Alma Bollinger; Wednesday, August 12, 1970; formerly of Morrow, Ohio. Friends may call Friday, 6 to 9 P.

M. at the Strawser Funeral Home, 9503 Kenyood Blue Ash. Service Saturday, 10 A. M. SHACKELFORD Earl beloved husband of Mary Shackelford (nee De Jarnett), devoted father of Mrs.

Martha Simpson and Earl F. Shackelford, dear grandfather of seven grandchildren; Tuesday, August 11, 1970, at residence, 108 15th Newport, Ky. Service at MuehlenkampErschell Newport Funeral Home, 835 York Saturday, 10 A. M. Visitation, 3 to 9 P.

M. Friday. TAYLOR Adaline (nee Yarish), wife of the late George A. Taylor, devoted mother of Mrs. Connie Bang, Allen, Nelson and Milton Taylor, also 11 grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren, aunt of Mrs.

Matthew Steis and Mrs. Melvin Keaton; Tuesday, August 11, 1970; residence, Blue Ash Rossmoyne. Friends may call at the Vorhis Funeral Home, 5501 Montgomery Norwood; Thursday, 5 to 9 P. M. Service Friday, 'August 14.

at 10 A. at the Church of Jesus Christ of Ladder Day Saints, Bosworth Place. TURNAU Fred husband of the late Martha Barr Turnau, devoted father of Mrs. Mary Morris and Mrs. Jean great-grandfather Herbers, grandfather of three, of seven; Tuesday, August 11, 1970; rsidence, 3109 Gloss Pleasant Ridge.

Friends may call Wednesday, 7 to 9 P. M. at the Stanley High Funeral Home, 6545 Montgomery Rd. Service Thursday, 10:30 A. M.

Remembrances may be directed to St. Peter's United Church of Christ, 6120 Ridge Ave. 45213. Mispah Lodge Knights of Pythias service Wednesday at 7:30 P. M.

WAGGONER Lena Minerva (nee Lancaster), beloved wife of the late Edward Waggoner, dar mother of Mrs. Dorothy Franklin, Lexington, Ky. and Mrs. Gaynell Wagner. also survived by six grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren: Wednesday, August 12, 1970; residence, 6452 Gracely Dr.

Graveside service at the Hillcrest Memorial Park, Lexington; Thursday, August 13 at 2 P. M. Memorial contribution may be made to the Broadway Christian Church, Lexington, Ky. or The Delhi Church of Christ. SeifertHardig Funeral Home, Sayler Park in charge of arrangements.

WILTSEY Maude beloved mother of Mrs. Gladys Walker; August 12, 1970, at Bonnie's Nursing Home, West Chester, Ohio. Services at the Convenience of the family. No visitation. Arrangements by Shorten Funeral Home, Mason, Ohio.

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