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1 Conference Set Monday, September 13, 1971 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER la CROSSWORD By Eugene Sheffer ANNOUNCEMENTS 3fmartinfB rrh ALLISON ROSE COVINGTON 261-0148 State Housing LOUISVILLE, Ky. OP) An official from the Washington office of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) will be the guest speaker October 12 during a two-day statewide housing conference here. G. Richard Dunnells is For more complete information and address of the rice deputy assistant secretary at HUD for management. Also speaking will be HUD Area office director Virgil Kinnaird.

The conference is span-sored by Housing Opportunity Centers, Inc. Workshop sessions wiil run through October 13. funeral director, refer to individual oDituary oeiow. FUNERAL HOME DATE TIME NAME Anderson ALIEN, Magqic E. Johnson JliOOAM.

2:00 P. 11:00 A. M. lfems Lerov. laTe residence 10167 N.

Wavne beloved husband of Anna Rice (nee Reedy), beloved father of William H. and tbe late James B. Rice. Sr. Dear brother of Henrv, David and Wavman Rice, fond grandfather of Harriett Lee.

Chervn Ann. James Andrew and Kristine Rice and Mrs. Deborah Bullocks, areat-grandfarher of two, Seat. 9, 1971; Friends may call Monday from 6 to 9 P. M.

at the Glenn-Hall Jordan AITHAUS. Fred ANDREWSKehNl ARRIGWI, Ruth BEGLEY, Miriorit T. Jackman JWMatk Johnon I. Cr Nurrt Tfedway Argo FUNERAL HOMa 3412CLIFTON 281-4543 AMBER Robert Bamber and John R. Bambr FUNERAL DIRECTORS 3011 WOODBURN 961-1440 58.

A weight, in India DOWN 1. Specter 2. Undershot water wheel 3 Set on end 4. Bert 5. Benefits 6.

Mud volcano 7. God of love 8. Farm animal 9. Cravat 10. Before 11.

Lair 17. Spartan queen 39. polloi 41. London gallery 45. German state 47.

Thrice: comb, form 48. Worn on 16 Across 52. Cover 53. A love intrigue 54. Sal, in the song 55.

Consumed 56. Lavished excess affection 57. Overhead railways Funeral Home. 1033 Bvrd Lin-: coin Funeral service Tues-! A. M.

9:30 A. JJiOO A. M. 1:00. 10:00 A M.

AM. 10:00 A. M. 11 :00 AfM. day 10 A.

M. at Bethel A. M. E. Church.

lockland. Rev. Rufus Arter-berrv. officiatinq. Interment Beech Grove Cemetery.

luue Bortmann Co. John Tj. Radel Co. Neidhard-Minges Neidhard Craver-Hookom "Bullock Sent. IS Set.j;T Sept.

13 Sept.14 SeptlS 5ept.14 Sept. 15 Sept. 1J SeptM Sept. 15 Sept.J4 SeptJ4 Septal Jepr.14 Sept. 13 Sept Sept.

15 GARAGE DOORS AND ELECTRIC OPhKAiuna ROLLINS Magqie Parrott, beloved mother of Maroie E. Rollins and sister of IRAHM. Elenon COUTCHMItO, Anthony DORNE.Ervin G. FISHERMichele J. HAMM.

Robert K. rfYS. Warrenl. NOPPENJANS. Merit HOULEHAN, F.

J. (Frink) LAAKE, Frank H. LAMBERT, Nellie M. LAM RT, 6a ley 9:00 A. George Parrott; Saturday, Septem-1 (Opposite Westwood Town Hall) 3042 Harrison Ave.

MO 1-4059 A. M. 21. Disgrace 23. Deputy 24.

Chess pieces 25. Scrap 26. Compass reading 28. Fourth caliph 30. Swiss canton 31.

Weaken 32. Girl's name 33. Loiter 36. Man in the kitchen 37. Of the public revenue 40.

Indian 42. Burden-bearer 43. Banal 44. Soft down 45. A drove 46.

Lampreys 48. Current craze 49. Hove (L.) 50. Building plot 51. Girl of song ACROSS 1.

African antelope Cruces 7. Performed 12. School dance 13. Miss Gardner 14. Watered silk: 15.

Crude metal 18. It occurs next month 18. Biblical wilderness 19. Stair part 20. Small children 22.

Guided 23. Minor prophet 27. Possesses 29. Boring tools 31. Small shrub 34.

French security 35. He wrote The Native's Return 37. Found on a fish 38. Senate employee oer ii, iy1; resioence, oiuv Montgomery Rd. Funeral service from the Schaefer A Busby Funeral Home, 24 W.

Ninth Tuesday, September 14, at 2 P. M. Friends M. M. 9:30 A 9:30 A Henry Linnemann Som 'Stith Neidhard Shorteri Stith Muehlenkamp-Ertchell Kleb Ihlendorf DALBERT-WOODRUFF may call Monday, 5 to 8 P.

Average time of solution 21 min. Ninth and Race! FUNERAL HOME 92Z-1010 LANKHEET, Frank Visitors parkins in St. lot. -sou buuuinui at uuttN hit Ave, Leonard A. liOOJM 10 30 A.

M. A. M. 10:00 A. M.

11:00 A. M. 10RENZ. nrTiir- lurtl- at nnnnllllll a CAU Tufts MAAG Howard Vincent beloved husband of Ai bs UUDDUiltl -Uil Sept. 14 Sept.

15 BELLEVUE Ruth Menges Ruwe, dear father of f-7 THOMAS Robert William and James 441-1730 261-B041 Glenn-Hall Jordan Palbert Woodruff" Thomas Memorial MtKENZIE, Jamet MILLER, Lelah B. MORGAN, Minnie 10:00 A. M. Sept. 14 CUSTOM BUILT DESIGNS or JMMipnciAipnAiMA A TE'UUSlUOV AjL E.EiTiSHTiAjMlA'LJE LlAiWSlflPlTlRiE ClTiQiR ApCJE EfTaOIDIE C'o'NiFlU'SfESUOO'DiE I2I1MjjNjEC3i J.

J. GILLIGAN SONS 2926 Woodbum 961-7851 O'SHAUGHNESSY, Maria RECHTIEN, Alyce RICE. James B. Sr. 9:30 kjt.

A. M. ELDEN A. GOOD v. kuwc, orotner or Lorena Deuer-lein.

Edward and Raymond Ruwe, also survived by 3 grandchildren, Saturday. Seot. II, 1971. Residence, 5715 Sprucewood Dr, Visitation Monday 5 to 9 P. M.

at the Frederick Funeral Home, 2553 Banning Rd. at Pippin. Mass of the Resurrection St. James Church, White Oak, Tuesday 10 A. M.

Member of St. James Holy Name Society and Life Member of Roger Bacon Fitch Chas. A. Miller Sons Glenn-Hall It Jordan Glenn-HairJordan Schaefer Busby Frederick 2620 ERIE AVE. 871-3433 RICE, leroy DO-IT-YOURSELF PACKAGES "Specialists In Space" (Storage) MASS 733-5090 0:00 A 1:00 P.

M. 10:00 A. Mj "10:30 A. M. GUMP-HOLT OiWDGlOiLDiElN ROLLINS, Maggie RUWEf Vincent H.

Emme without leaving your house The I IK FUNERAL HOME HjAlRiRii ADLAfNA LAKE RjEID Donald J. 11:00 A. M. SCHOLL, LO.RE ASIA RESIT Cheviot OPEN DAILY 8 to 5 SATURDAY BY APPOINTMENT ONLY 3440 Glenmore at Herbert 661-0690 UfieTdlI Bolton Lunsford Vift Stermer A. C.

Cobbling Son Moore Hodapp Hodapp 24 LANDY LANE, KtAUINb, uniu a D.f.T. Club. SCHANTZ Emma (nee Konstanzer), beloved wife of the late William Schantz; Saturday, September 11, 1971. Survived by many friends. Services at the Philippus United Church of Christ Tuesday at 10:30 A.

M. Will lie in slate at the church from 10 Sept. 14 Sept.J4 Sept114 Sept. jV Sept! 14 Sept. 14 Septri5 Sept.

15 ept 15 Stpt.JS SeptM Sept. I4 Jcpt.J3 Septal 5 Sept. 15 Sept. 15 Jept.15 Sept.J4 5ept.15 Sept. 14 Answer to Saturday's puzzle.

N. SONS 431-1718 431-0096 MIDDENOORF. JOHN 917 Main. Ky. 1 E.

12th. Kv. A. M. SHINKLE, Norma C.

1:00 P. M. SPRICKERHOFF. Henry 10:00 A. M.

STOIZ, Louis t. 9:00 A. M. STONE, Helen 11:00 A. M.

SURGENER. Charles 11:00 A. M. VENNEMANN, Richard F. 9:00 A.

As. VON GRIEF. William C. 9:30 A. M.

WALTER, Leo J. 10:30 A. M. A. M.

until time of services. Me morials, if so desired, may be qiv Schaefer ft Busby Busse A Borgmann Co. Muehlenkamp-Erschel Harry Meyer Sons Jackman Chas. A.Millr Sons Vorhis en to Philippus United Church of Christ or tne Deaconess riosoita Memorial Fund. Also a member of 1:00 A.

M. 9:30 A. 10:00 A. M. 11:00 A.

M. WEBER. John WESTERDORF, Margare" WOLTERMANN, John M. ZIMMERMAN, Lillian" Henry linnemann Sons Dhonau-Rosenacker ttf. Mack Johnson Funeral Homes WALNUT HILLS 1309 E.

McMillan St WO 1-0474 MADISONVILLE 6111 Madison Rd. BR 1-0203 Dorcas Chaoter No. 277 OES. Boltc Lunsford Funeral Home in charge. SCHOLL Donald beloved husband of Mary Rita (nee Loecntenfeldt) Scholl, dear father of Susan Lynn, Robert J.

and Ihomas J. Scholl. devoted son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Scholl, brother of Mrs.

George (Jean) Miltenberger; Saturday, September II, I97i; in his 48th year; residence, 5603 victory Drive. Friends may call at the Vitt Stermer Funeral Home, 4619 Delhi at Robben Delhi Hills on Tuesday, September 14, from 4 to 9 NURRE BROS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 241-6929 HOULEHAN F. J. (Frank); beloved husband of Eleanor Winkler Houtehan; devoted 1 ir 5 ilTi-10 11 is mm jj2r fa uu 36 IIP 40 vr Ik -fir- M- iKA father of James, John, Dennis Hou-i ALLEN Maqqie (Johnson); beloved wife of Boyd Allen; devoted mother of Dallis Stanton, Delia Keck, Cecilia Ratliff and John 0.

Allen: dear sister of Charles, George ana Johnnie Johnson. Lyda Buttree. Sallie Reams, Hannah Lawson, Mollie Buttree, Rosalee Garland and Carley Whisman: also 5 orandchildren. Rebold Funeral Home 1712 OUEFN CITY AVE. lehan, Mrs.

Carol I a Mrs. Mary Butler, Mrs. Kathleen Metz-ger; dear grandfather of seven grandchildren; Saturday. Sept. II, 191; age 66 years; residence 16 P.

M. Funeral service Wednesday at 11 A. M. 13700 GLENMORE AVE. MO 1-6200 SCHWAB Urchrd orence.

Kv. Mass cf RIEDLINGER-LEMEN FUNERAL HOMES the Resurrection, Tuesday at 10 Joanne Dorothy fnee Technow), be- 1309 California Ave. voted mother of Douqhlas Aian' and 1 19 St- A. M. trom St.

Paul Church, Florence. Ky. Friends may call Monday from 4 to 9 P. V. at the stitn Funeral Home, Forence, Ky.

Inter Saturday, Sept. 11, 1971; residence 9594 Crestbrook Dr. Friends may call at the Anderson Funeral Home, 8611 Winton Brentwood, Tuesday 4 to 9 P. M. Funeral services Wednesday 11 A.

M. Glenn Alan Schwab, devoted daughter of Otto and Anna Herzel Tech SCHMIDT'DHONAU SrtARONVILL READING 821-2777 HOW WOULD you LIKE TO BE IN A FRENCH CLASS WHERE YOU'RE THE BEST STUDENT? Taking a Berlitz Private French Course has its advantages. Not only are you tlie host student in the class, you're also the only student in the class. So, you can learn, informally, at your own pace. And, you don 't just learn iu class.

Because Berlita now has hoine review tapes that sing, act out skits, play games and ask questions. It's like taking a Berlitz instructor home with you. Five weeks of this, and your second languagd might just become second nature to you. Call us for a free sample. No obligation.

Even if you were at the bottom of your high school French Class, you can be at the top of your Berlitz French Class. BERLITZ The best French money can buy 2120 KROGER BLOG. 1014 Vine Cincinnati. Phone (513) 3814650 I wrviiv ntxt furirin prnuratns arr avaiLiMi1 at all srluMiis, ment St. Mary Cemetery.

LAAKE Frank beloved husband of Augusta Koester Laake, devoted father of Lillian Roesner, Francis, Rich, Ruth Bailey, Charlotte Toole, Betty Jane Morse, franklin, Lewis, and now, dear sister ot Albert Technow, Mrs. June Fischer and Mrs. Betty Doyen; residence 462 Newman Ft. Thomas, Sunday, 5ept. 12, 1971.

Services Wednesday, Sept. 15, at the Dobblinq Funeral Home, Ft. Thomas, at 10 A. M. Visitation Tuesday 4 to 8 P.

M. the late Alvin Laake; also survived by 26 grandchildren and II great Established 1836 24 W. 9th St. 241-0932 9-li grandchildren; orotner or ot Mar- Schmidt and Aloysius Laake; riday, September 10, 1971; residence. 7500 Werner Mt.

SHINKLE Norma C. (nee Colbert), beloved wife of the late Charles Shinkle, devoted mother of Miss Virginia R. Shinkle, dear sister of Lee Colbert and dear aunt of Mrs. Elmer (Eileen) Zieqenhardt, Mrs. lona Georqe, Charles L.

and Norman Coibert. ALTHAUS Fred, beloved husband of Anna Al-thaus nee Otto, uncle of Mrs. Georoe, (Mildred) Holderer and brother of the late Charles Althaus, residence 323 Thomas Lane. Harrison. Ohio, Sunday.

Seot. 12. 1971: aoe 87 vears. Friends may call at the Jackman Funeral Home. Harrison, from 5 to 9 P.

M. Tuesday. Services from the funeral home Wednesdav. Seot. 15.

at 2 P.M. Interment Miamitown Cemetery. ANDREWS Helen wife of the late Joseph B. Andrews mother of Joseph Andrews sister of Mrs. C.

Eugene Hoffman; grandmother of Mrs. Healthy; age 82 years. Mass of the CRYPTOQUIPS clue: equals BDB VDLVOTU BIT- BDBRMET Resurrection at the Church or The Assumption, Tuesday, September 14 at 9:30 A. M. Friends may call at rimaiL OI DKADINC ROAD the Neidhard Funeral Home.

7401 UYEVUT TOLPD BDBRMEUPDL, Hamilton Mt Healthy, Monday 6-9 P. M. Assumption Holy Name WITT. GOOD KELSCH Sunday, Sept. 12, 1971; residence 1228 Wayside Mt.

Washinqton. formerly of Batavia, Ohio. Services will be held at 1 P. M. Wednesday from the Moore Funeral Home, 6708 Main Newtown, where friends may call Tuesday from 6 1 1 Saturday's Cryptoquip ONE INGKNUOUS GUEST Society oravers Monday at 7 P.

M. LAMBERT 531-0105 FUNERAL HOME 3026 MADISON RD. CAPTIVATED CAPTIVE AUDIENCE. uonald K. Bain and Mrs.

uon Nellie M. (nee Chiison). beloved i hi I also survived by four mother of Gertrude Stewart of Wil mington, Mass. and Grace McLatchy to 9 P. M.

SPRICKERHOFF Henrv beloved husband of Jose WRASSMANN Gilbert Ave. 961-1600 ot Lincinnati. Sept. 10. IV 1.

Kesi' 2G25 Human Vegetable dence, 6015 Winnetka Drive, Cin phine Sprickerhoff, (nee Zimmer), qrear-granocniioren; residence, Ka-qency Apartments; Friday, September 10, 1971. No visitation. Service at the W. Mack Johnson Funeral Home, 1309 E. McMillan Walnut Hills, Monday, September 13 at 11 A.

M. dear father or Mrs. Karen siam- bdugh, dear brother of Mrs. Ruth cinnati, Mass of the at 9:30 A.M. Monday, Sept.

13 at St. Vincent Ferrer Church, Kenwood. No Visitation. Arrangements by Shorten Funeral Home Mason, Linkneyer and Mrs. Virginia Rice, a 1 so survived bv 3 grandchildren, Becomes Dviia 1110 Saturday, September 11, 1971.

Resi ARRIGHI Ohio. dence. 1618 Man vn Ln. Relatives Ruth L. (nee Swofford), beloved I LAMBERT and friends may call at tne Hodapp wife of Victor L.

Arrighi Sr. dear Oaklev E.i beloved husband of hunera Home. 6041 Hamilton Ave mother of Victor L. Arnohi Jr. College Hill.

Tuesday from 4 9 devoted dauqhter of Ethel Swofford By PAUL BARNES Copley News Service SACRAMENTO, Calif. P. M. huneral services Wednesday 10 A. M.

Remembrances, if so desired, may be made to the Dea and the late Kusseii dwottord, rn-day, Sept. 10, 1971. Residence, 581 Terrace View Drive. Mt. Carme Fu Grace Mae (Louden) Lambert; dear brother of Mrs.

Pearl McGuire: also several nieces and nephews; Saturday, Sept. 11, 1971; age 75 years; residence. 2582 Belieview Belleview. Ky. Services Tuesday at 2 P.

M. from Stith Funeral Home, coness Hospital. neral service Tuesday, Sept. 14 at the xonvenience of the family. No STOLZ "They told me I was going to be a vegetable," sadd ZIMMERMAN Lillian E.

(nee Rentschler), beloved wife of the late Emil Zimmerman, dear mother of Howard C. Zimmer-mand and La Verne Hutcherson, beloved sister of Jacob and Charles F. Rentschler, six grandchildren and three great-qrandchildren. Passed away Friday, September 10; aqe 80 years. Residence, 5750 Colerain Ave.

Friends may call at the Dhon Louis Deloved husband of Vir visitation, inose aesinnq may make Larry Cosgrove. "So I i i a Stolz (nee Boehm), dear brother of Martin Stolz and the made up my mind I want ate Lauretta Geers. Saturday, Sent. community ciuiarene ed to be a succhini." contributions to their favorite Charity. E.

C. Nuure Funtril Home, Amelia in charge. BEGLEY Mariorie wife of the late Jack Beolev. beloved sister of Mrs. Ednd 11, 1971.

Age 68. Residence, 1298 Hollywood Ave. No visitation Mon Cosgrove's i reflects au-Rosenacker funeral Home, 5527 Cheviot near North Bena Florence, Ky. Friends may call Monday from 6 to 9 P. M.

Interment Belleview Cemetery. LANKHEET Frank; beloved husband of the late Florence Lankheet, (nee Welshbil-ligit dear stegtatner ot Mrs. Irene Hoffstedder and Mrs. Florence Winters and brother of Mrs. Lena Blum, 5ept.

9, 1971; residence, 41 1 Fifth Dayton, Ky. Services Muehlenkamp-Erschell Dayton Funeral Home, 215 Sixth Sept. 1 4 at 10:30 A. M. Visi his whole outlook on life.

Monfort Heights. Monday 4 to M. Frank; Saturday, September 11, I always try to see the day. Relatives and friends may attend the Mass of the Resurrection St. Clare Church Tuesday morning 9 A.

M. Member of St. Patrick Council Kniohts of Columbus and the St. Clare Holy Name Society. Remembrances, so desired, may be made to the donor's favorite chairty.

STONE positive side," he said. r. wncre servii.es win oe held Tuesday at 1 1 A. Member of Cumminsville Council of A 42. Service Monday 7 P.

M. To some, Cosgrove's life World War I Veteran may not seem to have a positive side. In 1963 he tation 3 to 9 P. M. Monday.

World War II Veteran LOKENZ Helen (Breneman); wife of the late William Wood Stone; a of was in an auto accident 1971; residence, 2421 Park Norwood. Friends may call at the Tredway Funeral Home, 2131 Cameron Norwood, Tuesday, 4 to 9 P. M. Funeral Wednesday, 10:30 A. M.

BRAHM Elenora, beloved wife of the late Harry Brahm. devoted mother of Thelma Hamilton, Mary C. Gillum and Gertrude Bruns, also survived by four grandchildren and nine great grandchildren, Saturday, Sept. 11, 1971. Mass of the Resurrection St.

Joseph Church. North Bend Tues- ,4., Cant 1,4 3t O.VI A Vleit. William B. Stone and Herberta that almost did make him A i grandmother of Andrew Claypoole Eustis and Helen Stone vegetable. Following Leonard beloved husband of Evelyn Poff Lorenz, and dear brother of Mrs.

Buelah Abbott; Sunday, Septemoer 12, 1971; residence, 2434 Robertson Norwood. Friends may call Tuesday from 6 to 9 P. M. at the Kleb Ihlendorf Funeral Home, 3900 Montgomery Rd. Services Wednesday 10 A.

M. brain surgery, doctors Eustis; Saturday, Sept. 11, 1971 residence, 2615 Grandin Rd, Funeral service from the residence. Tues feared he would not live. day, Sept.

14 at 11 A.M. Schae- He lost the use of both fer-Busby in charge of a a e-ments. SURGENER MAAG legs and one arm, and al most ev ery muscle in his Howard beloved husband of the late Mildred Constable brother of Earl and Edward Maag and Rena Charles beiuved husband of Na- body was njured. dine Surgener (nee Defore); dear Fxrn.r Residence 519 Park BUT I'M A STUBBORN father of Charles Robert William Ronald D. Surqener.

Do Loveland Ohio. Friday September 10, 1971. Mass of the Resurrection lores Jean Beatty. Mary E. Burton si St.

Phi ho the Ados) Church. and Jovce Ann Pitman: a so sur Irishman," he said, "and I wouldn't stop fighting. I got an ulcer while I was in Morrow Ohio, Tuesday September vived by 16 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren; Thursday, September 9. 1971; residence. 1631 14, at lu a.m visitation monoay evening 6 to 9 p.m.

at Tufts Funer Waverly Ave. Friends may call at coma just because I was i i inside to stay the Busse and Boromann Co. Funer al Home. Central Pkv. and Clifton YOUR Advertising Hills Sunday, 4-9 P.

M. Ser alive." Now, eight years after he vice, Monday, September 13 at 11 A. M. VENNEMANN was supposed to die, Cos- grove lives for two reasons: Richard1 beloved husband of Emma Vennemann (nee Rose), dear First, to see the day when tatner or Mrs. tmmi Keinzan.

koo- It ert and Richard Vennemann, dear he will walk without crutches, and second, to grandfather 14 grandchildren, orother Elizabeth Vennemann, Friday, Sept. 10, 1971 at tbe residence, 470 Washington, Ave3elle-vne. Pravers at Miihlenkamn Fr- help others less fortunate than he is. schell, Newport Funeral Home, 635 He now walks with York St. Wednesdav at 8:30 A.

M. WaSLL: (sir 0 JDlJx I iociatli reponto. UJeVe proud lo be pari of f. qour community fomilu! crutches, and does just Requiem High Mass art Sacred Heart Church 9 A. M.

Visitation 6 to 9 al Home, Loveland unio. McKENZIE James late residence 600 Matthews beloved husband of Maq-gie McKenzie. dear father of Bettv McKenzie, devoted brother of Alfred McKenzie. Sidney Hollins. English Allmon, Emily Mobley, Dessie Shands and Geraldine Cruell, Seot.

II. 1971. Friends may call Tuesday from 6 to 9 P. M. at the Glenn-Hall Jordan Funeral Home.

1033 Bvrd St. Funeral services Wednesdav 11 A. M. at St. Luke A.

M. E. Z. Church. Rev.

Ellis, officiating. Interment Beech Grove Cemetery. MILLER Lelah B. (nee Wright), beloved wife of Charles W. Miller and dear sister of Mrs.

Lucille Burkett and Howard Wright; Saturday, September 11, 1971; resioence, 3200 Stanhope Ave. Funeral Services at the convenience of the family. Contributions may ba made to the Memorial Fund of Westwood First Presbyterian Church or the American Cancer Society. Dalbert Woodruff Funeral Home in charge. MORGAN Minnie (nee Hale), beloved wife of the late Albert G.

Morgan, devoted mother of Mrs. Elsie Panko, Mrs. Dorothy Perin, Mrs. Ruth Rich, Cora, Durward and Jack W. Morgan, also survived by eight grandchildren and five great-grandchil-j dren; Saturday, September 11, 1971; residence.

7122 Miami about everything any man tion' Monday 7 to 9 P. M. COUTCHMILO Anthony (Ton y), husband of the late Mathilda (Tillie) Coutchmiio (nee Houston), dear father of Mrs. Christine Wilson dear grandfather of Barry Lindsey. Saturday, September 1971.

Residence 3514 Warsaw Ave. Friends may call at the Busse Borqmann Co. Funeral Home, Central Parkway Clifton Hills Ave. Tuesday 4 to 9 P. M.

Service Wednesday, September 15 at 11 A. M. DORNE Ervin beloved brother of Mrs. C. C.

Scharf, Metairne, several nieces and nephews; age 77 years residence, 2234 Joyce Newport, Ky. Services will be at 1, P.M. Wednesday from the John Radel Funeral Home, 822 York Visitation, 4 to 9 P.M. Interment will be in Evergreen Cemetery, Southgate. FISHER Michele, dearly beloved daughter of Floyd and Rose Kotzbauer Fisher, sister of Robert, Nanette and Danei Fisher, granddauqhter of Lawrence and Marie Kotzbauer, Arthur and Mary Fisher, great granddauqhter 0 s.

Christina Kotzbauer, Friday, Sept. 10, 1971. Residence, 4116 St. Martin Place. Age 18 months.

Fu-I neral Service at the i a d-1 Minges Funeral Home, 3155 Harrison Westwood. Tuesday, Sept. 14 at 10 A. M. Visitation 1 hour1 before the service on Tuesday.

GRADY Dorothy J. (nee Kappes), beloved wife of the late Paul F. Grady, de-1 voted mother of Mrs. Rita Stine-' buck and Norbert Grady, also survived by seven grandchildren and three brothers and four sisters; Sunday, September 12, 1971; residence, 1 736 Kemper Mt. Healthy, in her 67th year.

Mass of the Resurrection at the Church of the Assumption Wednesday, September 15, at 9:30 A. M. Friends may call at the Neidhard Funeral Home, 7401 Hamilton Mt. Healthy, Tuesday from 5 to 9 P. M.

St. Mary Ladies Sodality prayers Tuesday at 7 P. M. P. M.

Tuesday. VON GRIEF William beloved husband of can do. But his body is not completely healed. One leg still refused to give up in Jeannine (Jean) Johnson Von Grief dear son of Roy Von Grief and the late Luella Von Grief, devoted hrnth.r of Mrs. Dflru ri (Mar vn the fight.

Cosgrove believes it has a mind of its own. "It's a good thing ladies Sullivan, Mrs. Donald (Jacqueline) Ihomas and Kooerr von oner; aun aren't around when I talk day, September 12, 1971. Relatives and friends may call Tuesday from 4 to 9 P. M.

at the Harry Meyer Sons Funeral Home, 4989 Glenway opposite the Covedaly Theater (ott-street parKing). Mass or tne Rescrrection, St. William Chorch, Wednesday, 9:30 A. M. Madeira.

Friends mav call at the Thomas Memorial, 7500 Montgom WALTER Leo beloved husband of Martha Gutzwiller Walter, dear father of Albert, Ed and William Walter, all of Cincinnati, Rita Walter at home, Robert Walter of Cedar Grove, Mrs. Frank (Helen) Schmitt of Brookville, Mrs. Harold (Ruth) Dudley of College Corner, Ohio, and Otto Walter ot Wilmington, also survived by 28 grandchildren, four sisters and three brothers; at his residence, Johnson Fork RR 2, Harrison, Ohio; Saturday, September II, 1971. Friends may call at the Jackman Funeral Home. Har rison, Ohio, Tuesday, from 4 to 9 3 lines for only daily $2-00 Sunday I 421- 1 S-T-R-E-T-C-H-E-S WHEN INVESTED IN ENQUIRER CLASSIFIED ADS Telephone 421-6303 ery Kenwood, Monday, trom 4 to 9 P.

M. Funeral services Tuesday, 10 A. M. O'SHAUGHNESSY Marie, widow the late William O'Shaughnessy of Lawrenceburg, Indiana, dearest mother of Mrs. Thomas Schmidt and William P.

O'Shaughnessy, Cincinnati, Ohio, Rev. Donald O'Shaughnessy, S. Chicago, Lawrence O'Shaughnessy, Memphis, Tennessee, beloved grandmother of 14 grandchildren, dear sister of Mr. H. C.

Uihlein, Cincinnati, sister-in-law of Mrs. Mary Tocher. Chicago. Mrs. Florence O'Shaughnessy, Lawrenceburg.

passed away Saturday Good Samaritan Hospital. Fitch Bros. Funeral Home. Lawrenceburq. Indiana.

Visitation 8 to 10 A. M. Tuesday. Reouiem High Mass 10:30 A. M.

Tuesday St. Lawrence Church. Lawrenceburq. Ind. Family request memorials to the Celest O'Shauqhness Memorial Fellowship Fund of Lawrenceburq Aurora Branch American Association University Women.

RECHTIEN Alyce M. (nee Reardon), widow of Richard B. Rechtien, dear mother of Mrs. Melvin (Marv) Jana, Mrs. Lirdon (Patricia) Bacon.

Mrs. Neil (Natalie) Hardy and Richard C. Rechtien, dear sister of Anna Reardon and Mrs. Edward Pierson, also survived by 13 grandchildren; Fri The aspirations of youth, the goals of community leaders and" the determination of every citizen for a better way of life, is the reason your community has prospered. Another reason? The activities of the in this area.

Working with industry, commerce and agriculture, assures the kind of rail distribution that moves the fruits of their labors to the world's marketplaces. also works diligently to help bring new industry to your region. In addition, the pays state and local property taxes which mean better schools, roads, fire and police protection for your community. Yes, is helping to provide a better way of life in your town. UJe like to grow together thai woq.

to my leg," he said, "because sometimes I have to cuss at it." The doctor explained to Cosgrove that messages from his brain to his legs are slower now than before and the best way to get his leg to move is to talk to it. "And I do talk to it," Cosgrove said. "People must think I'm crazy when they see me standing there telling my leg to walk. But someday I'm going to walk just as straight as anybody." Meanwhile, Cosgrove says all he has it time, and all that time is being devoted to others. "Life is so fast people don't have time for anything.

But I have time to do good for people worse off than I am." Cosgrove's approach to helping others is strictly emotional. "Being forgotten by the world is the worst thing that can happen to anybody," said Cosgrove, "so I take people less fortunate than I am and write them letters, or call them on the phone, just to let them know they are not forgotten." Much of Cosgrove's time is spent talking to prisoner-of-war wives in the area and writing letters to others across the country. "Their problem right now is emotional. All I do is try to ease the tension a little," he said. i i 1 P.

M. Mass of the Resurrection in Guardian Anqel Church, Cedar Grove, Wednesday, September 15, at 10:30 A. M. (EST). Rosary Devotion Tuesday at 7:30 P.

M. Memorials, if so desired, may be given to the St. George Hospital or the Cancer Fund. WEBER John devoted husband of Lydia Joest Weber (nee Woliung), dear brother of Mrs. Dora Fritsch, Mrs.

Auqusta Fried and William Weber, also two nephews and one niece. Friday, September 10, 1971. Aqe 87 years. Residence, 5773 Colerain Ave. Friends may call at the Chas.

A. Miller Sons Funeral Home, Hamilton Ave. at Knowlton North-side. Tuesday from 4-9 P. M.

Funeral services Wednesday at 1 1 A. M. WESTENDORF Margaret (nee Wanner); beloved wife of Andrew J. Westendorf; devoted mother of Mrs. Wayne (Audrey) Huff and James Westendorf; sister of Ralph Wanner; also 11 qrandchildren and 1 great-grandchild; Friday, Sept.

10, 1971; residence 351 Cameron Springdale. Friends may call at the Vorhis Funeral Home, 310 Dunn Lock-land, Monday 4 to 9 P. M. Mass of the Resurrection, St. Gabriel Robert K.

(Ted), beloved husband of Adease Hamm fnee Atwelll and the late Mary A. Hamm (nee Clark), devoted father Robert William R. and Gary T. Hamm, son of Frank Hamm, brother of Mrs. Ethel Allen, Mrs.

Opel Brown and the late Jim and Tom Hamm, also 4 qrandchil-dren; residence. Binning Perin-town; Saturday, Sept. 11, in his 64th year. Services Craver-Hookom Funeral Home, Milford, Tuesday, Sept. 14, at 10 A.

M. Visitation Monday 6 to 9 P. M. HAYS Warren beloved husband of Ruth Kendall Havs, dear father of Mrs. Janet Frekina, Mrs.

Cherv Wardell and Donald Lee Havs, dear son of Mrs. Marv Hays, brother of Mrs. Georgia Kenton, Everett, Charles and Bobbie Hays, Saturday, Sept. 11, 1971. Residence, 4140 LangEand Cincinnati.

Age 57. Formerly of Northern Kentuckv. Funeral services Tuesday 11 A.M. at the Bullock Memorial in Hebron where friends may call Monday 3 to 9. HOPPENJANS Marie, dear sister of Mrs.

Ruth Rolfes, Barbara, Ralph, Edward and Justin Hoppenjans; Sunday, September 12, 1971, st Madonna Manor; residence, 1716 Garrard Covington; age 81 years. Prayers Wednes-djy, September 15, at the Henrys (nni nn.ril Unm. day, September TO, 1971. Age 70 years, f-ntngs may can at The Chas. A Miller Sons Funeral Home, Hamilton at Knowlton St Northside.

Monday from 6-9 P. M. Mass of the Resurrection at St. Patrick Church, Tuesday at 9:30 A. M.

RICE James 8. late residence 10113 Grandview Place; beloved husband of Mildred Rice; devoted father of i Jrimes Rice Andrew Rice. Kris-I tine Rice anJ Mrs. Devorah Bul Church, Glendale, Tuesday, Sept. 14 at 9:30 A.

M. WOLTERMANN locks; dear son of Mrs. Anna Rice John M. (Jack) beloved husband of and the ate Mr. Lerov Rice: fond X.

urn Covington, at Mary Wnltermann (nee i k), dear brother of William G. Wolter- 1 i brother of William Leroy Rice; dear grandfather of Sylvester and Mo- The Louisville and Nashvilla Railroad a Mrs. Schulte and niaue SeDt. 8. 1971 a.

m. r-unerai wass at. Benedict Church at 9 A. M. Interment, Mother of God Cemetery.

Visitation Tuesday 4 until 8 P. M. Friends may call Sunday 6 to 9 P. M. at the Glenn, Hall Jordan Funeral Home.

1033 Byrd Lin- AI MONUMENTS' Mrs. camille Crosier. Friday, September 10, 1971. Residence 6451 Adaii. Independence.

Aoe 67 vears. prayers Wednesday, September 15 at the Henry Linnemann Sons Funeral Home, 25 E. 11th Covington at 9:30 A. M. Funeral Mass St.

Patrick Church at 10 A. M. Interment St. Mary cemetery. Visitation Tuesday 5 to 9 P.

M. co'n Heights. Rosary 6 P. M. Monday.

Mass of the Resurrection, 10 'A. M. Tuesday at Bethel A. M. E.

Church, Lockland, Father Allen Tar-ver and Rev. Rufus Arterberry, officiating. Interment Beech Grove Cemetery. 1 CRAVE MARKERS AND MONUMENTS I SEARS, ROEBUCK CO..