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THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Tuesday. February 7, 1978 D-7 ilourtmi's I ilourney's iznb I ilourncg'B CnU Wumxah Hourneii's Unb GILBERT MATHIAS BALLBACH BOLEN Alma (nee Hdlinger), wife of the (nee Robben). Be Dolores L. (nee King), beloved Dorothy SHIMLER late John D. Gilbert, mother ot the wife of Charles R.

BaHbach, dear For more complete information and address of the funeral director, refer to individual obituary below. loved wife ot Robert H. Boien dear mother of Mrs. Deborah P. Louise M.

(nee Martin), beloved late William Mathles, sister ot sister of the late Mrs. Marion Miller, R. Terry and Jeffrey A. Mrs. Nettie Peery, Lily Hoftnger and the late Mrs.

Ada Hicks I Price, also survived by many nieces and nephews. Sunday, February 5, 1971. Residence, 3010 Bolen, dear sister of Mrs Vera VINE TIDE BITE FUNERAL HOME wife of Edwin G. (Ned) Shimler, devoted mother of Mrs. Linda Hoyt, and Robert E.

Shimler, grandmother of Michael and Christopher Hoyt, Shelly and Jen- February 4, 1978 Residence, 4900 LeBlond Ave Services at p. BALLBACH. Dolores I. Fob 8 2 00 M. Paul R.

Young White Sons Funeral Home, 2050 IArrowwood PI. Funeral service, Mt. Healthy Trinity Lutheran Church, Wednesday, 2 PM. ifer Shimler, dear daughter ot 2:00 P.M Feb 8 BEETS. Winfred N.

Vale Beechmont Mt. Washington, Swickey and Mrs. Irma sten. Saturday, February 4, 1978 Of Withamsville, Ohio. Memorial service Tuesday, February 7, at the Mt.

Morieh United Methodist Church, at 7:30 M. Family requests memorials to the Mt. Moriah United Methodist Church. Wednesday, February 8 at I oo I Friends may cat Paul R. Young Funeral Home, 7345 Hamilton 7 30 M.

Feb. 7 T. White B01EN, Dorothy t. M. Friends may can Tuesday, 4 Mrs.

Eva A. Martin. Feb. 5, 19'8. Residence, Atlanta, Georgia formerly of Anderson Township Services at P.

White Sons to Memoer ot uno uiap 10:00 A M. Feb Schmidt-Dhonau B0LLME9. Clayton L. I Mt Healthy, Tuesday from Sto8PM 218, 0.E S. Memorials to Calvary I Funeral Home, 2050 Beechmont 2 00 M.

Feb 8 BRENNEMANN. Goidie Presbyterian Church or Heart Gilligan T. P. White 1 Sons Serving the family. Mt.

Washington, Thursday BEETS Anderson CARTER. Nellie Fund. GLICK 11:00 A M. Feb. 7 CHRISTENSEN, Paul W.

Sr. Scheeler Busby Feb. 9, at 11 A.M. Friends may call Wednesday, 7 to 9 P.M. If friends desire, memorials to Cancer Society STEVENS Samuel, husband of the late Doro BOLLMER Clayton beloved husband of i ft 2:00 P.M.

Feb. 7 Tufts C0NLEY. Harold F. thy Hunt Glick, brother of William Glick. Saturday Feb.

4, 1978. Rela Rita Botmer (nee winter), dear 11:00 A.M. Feb. 8 CURTIS. James Robert Paul R.

Young father of Constance Frltzsche, tives and friends may call Kathleen Skinner, Jeff and Judith Wednesday morning from 9 30 to Craver-Hookom It :00 A.M. Feb. 8 DAVIS. Karlena I Lola F. (nee Morris), widow of Charles Stevens, mother of the Bollmer, brother of Howard 1 A.M.

at the Harry Meyer Winfred beloved husband of Margaret Beets (nee Waits), devoted father of Mrs. Joan Woods and Mrs. Barbara Brown, dear brother of Mrs. Rose Buchner, Mrs. Myrtle Golden, Mrs.

Louise Jones and William Beets, also survived by three grandchildren. Suddenly, February 3, 178. At Orange City, Fla Friends may call Tuesday, 7 to 9 M. at the Vale Funeral Home, Morrow, Ohio. Funeral service, Wednesday, 2 M.

at the United Methodist Church, Morrow. Burial Armstrong Chapel Cemetery. Feb. 9 Bollmer, Martha Strole, and 10:30 A.M. Bullock D0ERMAN.

Lula Sons Funeral Home, 4989 Glenway late C. Richard and Harold D. Stevens, sister of Harley Norrls and the late Nelie Davis, grand- opposite the Covedale One- Feb. 9 Middletown. Oh.

FABER. Frieda ma. Prayers from the tunera I mother of Dan M. and Don N. home Wednesday at am.

100 P.M. Feb. 8 FLOWERS. Alma B. Margaret Cutkvn, also six grandchildren.

Resident of SharonvWe February 6, 1978. Age 62. Friends are invited to attend Mass of Christian Burial, at St. Michael Church, SharonvMe, Wednesday, 4 00 P.M. Feb.

7 Elden A. Good GOOCH FRANKLIN. Ward M. Stevens, great-grandmother of Craig and Stacy Stevens, mother-in-law of Ruth M. and Zella Stevens, grandmother -irHaw of Gay Stevens.

Sunday, February 5, Mrs. Birdie, beloved sister ol Oubbling FULMER. Margaret Charles C. Hunn of Wyoming, Jerry Hunn of HamiHon and A T. 7 30 P.M.

Feb. 7 GESSNER, Elmer J. Simmmger 1978 Formerly of Cincinnati and February 8, at 10 A.M. No visitation. Sympathy may be expressed by donations to the American Cancer Society.

Schmidt -Ohonau Funeral Home in charge. Hunn of Stanford, nieces, Feb. T. P. White 1:00 P.M.

GILBERT-MATHIAS. Alma BIRTHS JEWISH January 23, 1178 nephews, other relatives andl friends. February 4, 1978. Funeral HamersviHe, Ohio. Age 91 years.

Service from the Bible Chapel United Church of Christ, HamersviHe, Wednesday, February 8, 11 11:00 A M. Feb. 8 GLICK. Samuel Harry Meyer Sons services Wednesday at 7:30 P.M CORNWELL-James and Cather BRENNEMANN Hail-Jordan 7:30 P.M. Feb.

8 at the Bethel A E. Church, G00CH, Birdie A.M. Friends may call at tne ine, 2473 Ambassador Drive, boy. Lock land. Key.

winon tnae, pas I Kennedy-Stevens Funeral Home, Goidie (nee Flaugher), beloved Schmidt-Dhonau 9:30 A.M. Feb. 8 GRAY. Frances KNIZNER-Stephen and Mar- tor. Interment, Turnervme, Ky.

Bethel, 4 to 8 P.M., Tuesday. garetha, 3205 Redfern Court, Friends may call Wednesday at 11:00 A.M. Feb. 8 Ralph Meyer HOHWEILER, Virginia Helen wife ot the late Charles Bren-nemann, devoted mother of Virginia Glackin, Betty Sears, Caro ooy. the church from 6 to 7 P.M.

Pride STILL NAGELBERG Michael and Mar Radel 1:00 P.M. Feb. 8 of the Valley, Chap. 71, O.E.S., HUFF, Edward C. fctnlH taruirat it 7 Ar.

I lyn Ferris, Mary Ann Robison, I Marion beloved husband of sha, 1 127 Cheyenne Drive, girl. SMITH Tom and Sandra, 34 Rus 2:30 P.M. Feb. 8 Paul R. Young rangements by Hall-Jordan HUMPHREYS, Harold A.

Laverne, Jack and bienn Newman and the late Opal Books, and sell Florence, Ky boy. Ada Still (nee Wallace), also survived by several nieces and nephews. Saturday, February 4, 1978. Funeral Home January 24, 1978 Tufts 10:00 A.M. Feb.

9 David Newman, dear sister of HUTZEL. Andrew R. BAKER William and Pamela, GRAY Chas. A. Miller Sons 10:00 A.M.

Feb. 8 7346 Park girl. IMW0LD. Edna M. Virgil Eggeimelr, also survived by 37 grandchildren and 23 greatgrandchildren and one great- KIRSCHNER Richard and Frances (nee Buckley), beloved 10:00 A.M.

Feb. 8 J0ERG, Ella S. Hodapp Age 73 years. Funeral services Wednesday at 11:00 A.M. at the Spring Grove Mausoleum Visitation Tuesday from 4 to 9 P.M.

at the Bolton S. Lunstord Funeral Home, 3042 Harrison West- wife of the late John Lee Gray, Genny, 3240 Michigan Madison, girl. great-grandchild. Sunday, Febru dear mother of Vera Metre and Grueter 7:00 P.M. Feb.

7 ary 5, 1978, at her residence. JONES. Marcella MIRANDA Lor gio and Patricia, Warier Gray and the late Robert Funeral at the GiUigan Funeral 2570 Sarvls Place, boy. Nurre Bros. 10:00 A.M.

Feb. 8 KEIDEL, Catherine F. Gray and Helen Lowe, grand Home, Montgomery at GaUraiffl, NICHOLLS-Gregory and Su T. P. White Sons 1100 A.M.

Feb. 8 KELLEY. Ruth M. Wednesday, February a at 2 P.M. Friends may call Tuesday zanne, 2460 Mustang Drive, boy.

wood, and Wednesday, from 10 A.M. until time of services at the mausoleum. Hotfner Lodge 253 AM services Tuesday at 8 mother ot Helen Meeker, great-grandmother of Barbara Lohmlt-er, Joann and Tom Meeker. Resi WENNJNG Gary and Deborah, Rebold 11:00 A.M. Feb.

8 KN0SP. Robert John evening, from 5 to 8. If desired, contributions may be made to the dent of Reading Reading 10263 Hawkhurst Drive, girl. AP Laser photo I P.M. Memorials may be given to Denman 2 00 P.M.

Feb. 9 K0EHLER, Christian January 25, 1978 February i. 1978. Age 9. No visi Heart Fund.

the Shriners Burns Institute, or CRISPIN-Steven and Joan, 2756 tation. Funeral from the senrmdt- your favorite charity. Feb. 8 Oswald 11:00 A.M. IAMB.

Avis M. Overdale. boy. Dhonau Funeral Home, 8633 Read-1 PUGH James and Bonnie, 8707 CARTER ina Reading, Wednesday, TUTTLE 10:30 A M. Feb.

8 Denman LEHMAN. Carl L. Harrison Cleves, Ohio, boy. February 8 at 9:00 A.M. Funeral Nellie Horsley, beloved wife of Alfred beloved husband of the January 26, I97B Thompson Mass at St.

Peter pat uwrcn MANN, Elizabeth Ben F. Carter, devoted mother ot FOHL -Clarence and Cecilia, 7760 late Edna RotHand Turtle, betoved at 9:30 A.M. Julia. Nick, Robert, Roy and Clyde Eagle Creek, boy. Rebold 2:00 P.M.

Feb. 8 MASSEY. Ramond Carter, Elizabeth Rohman and MOFFITT Michael and Vickie, father of Ralph D. Tuttle and Muriel Trowbridge, dear grandfather of Judy and Tony Tuttle, 10:30 A.M. Feb.

8 NEW PRESIDENT: Costa Rican opposition leader Rodrigo Carazo and his wife, Estrella, celebrate Monday night after he was elected president In a surprisingly strong victory. He pledged to get rid of "waste and corruption" and told thousands of flag-waving supporters he would be "president for all Costa Ricans." Incomplete but firm results gave Carazo, a 51-year-old businessman and economist who campaigned on a reform platform, 51 of the vote. Luis Alberto Monge, candidate for the ruling National Liberation Party, had 43 as the second-place runner In a field of eight. 1007 Highway, Covington, Agnes Luebbering, dear sister ot MATTHEWS-KERBER, Irene C. Gilligan-Siefke HOHWEILER Doy.

Troy Horsley and Anna Woods, 14 grandchildren, 12 great-grandchil Feb. 8 W. Mack Johnson-Dunn Virginia Helen (nee Walace), be- MAYER. Herbert A. VIETH-Wavne and Cynthia, 712 I Dale, Anne and David Trowbridge.

Sunday, February 1978. Red Bud Drive, Taylor Mill, uvea wire or me laie vjeorge non-1 Lashbrook Age 78 years. Frienos may can at dren. Sunday, February 5, 1978, College Hill. Funeral services at wener, beloved mother Georoe G.

2:00 P.M. Feb. 9 January 27, 1978 Tufts the Chas. A. Miller Sons Funeral Home, Hamilton at Knowl and Calvin v.

Hohweiler, dear sis- MIKEL. Shawn Lee tap Ura tmolii CliArivni nt I me convenience ot me tamiiy. Ar FLETCHER-David and Thressia, rangements by Anderson Funeral 10:00 A.M. Feb. 7 ton Northside, Tuesday 4 to 8 John Hodapp 2531 Burnet girl.

San Diego, and Robert Wal- MONAHAN. Marian F. Home, Fmneytown. HILL Deraiia and Barbara, 6874 3:00 P.M. Feb.

7 Strawser IP M. Funeral service Wednesday at 11 A.M. lace ot Madeira, dear grandmother of Richard and Pexton, Loveland, Ohio, girl. ME SSINGER Stephen and CHRISTENSEN T. P.

White 2:30 P.M. Feb. 8 Jerry Hohweiler. Sunday, Febru- NORTH, Evelyn J. VAN NESS Barbara, 21 Ritchie boy.

Paul husband of Elizabeth SPARKS-Calvin and Mary, 2353 ai 9, ito. runei 01 ervicesi Wednesday, February 8, from 10:00 A.M. Feb. 8 0 SHAUGHNESSY. Anna Seiteit-Hardig Kemper ooy.

Layman Christensen, father of I Orma beloved husband of Kathleen Van Ness (nee OHera), dear brother of Kenneth, Emer Ralph Meyer Funeral Home, 4164 McCANN-Jerry and Carrie, 4399 10:00 A.M. Feb. 7 Paul W. Christensen, grandfa Seifert-Hardig PARNELL, Julius H. 8th St.

at Kreis Lane, at OC Hamilton boy. Israel Strikes Second Oil Well On Occupied Sinai Penninsula A.M. No visitation. Memorials WVS-Timothy and Gay, 1087 W. Palm Beach.

Fla PFLAUMER. Robert I. son, Burnett, Rupert and Lynn Van Ness, uncle of several nieces ther of Delle C. Gay, Sarah Reynolds and Lucy Ann Christensen, great-grandfather of Dede and Sarah Gay and brother of Buckeye Court, Mason, Ohio, may be made to Juvenile Diabetes Foundation, 723 Red Bud Elden A. Good P0GUE.

Thomas L. I and nephews. Sunday Feb. 5, 1978. girl.

January iva Cincinnati, Ohio 45229. Mrs. Mary C. Buell. Friday, Elden A.

Good 10:00 A.M. Feb. 9 POPE, Alice FIELDS Bernard and Donna, February 3, 1978 at Manalapan, Age 70 years. Residence 6902 Curtis Florence, Ky. Services Thursday, at Highland Cemetery Chapel.

Ft. Mitchell, Ky. Visitation 2016 Blue HID, boy 11:00 A.M. Feb. 8 officials said It should reach oil RATERMAN.

William T. Atlanta, Ga. HUFF McCALL-David and Debbie Florida. Funeral services at the Spring Grove Cemetery Chapel, 1993 CedarvlUe Goshen, In 40 to 50 days of drilling. 10:00 A.M.

Feb. 8 Schmidt-Dhonau Eoward beloved husband ot RHODES, Mildred Wednesday, from 6 to 1 p.m. Tuesday, l-eoruary at 1 1 a m. Ohio, boy Louise Huff (nee Schear), de Plans call for sinking 10 wells MUCHMORE Jerry and Sally, I Good Faith Masonic Lodge services 7:30 P.M. at Stith Funeral 8:00 P.M.

Feb. 8 Jamison Jamison ROBINSON. Frances H. Memorials may be made to the charity of your choice. Arrange voted fattier of Ronald Huff, dear 435 Probasco, girl.

grandfather ot Amy Huff. Sun- 1:00 P.M. Feb. 8 Radel PRISING-Joseph and Betty, 5200 ROY, Myrtle Louise ments by schaeter and Busoy. I Home, 7500 Highway 42, Florence, Ky.

Burial Highland Cemetery. Chateaugay Drive, Mason, oay, t-eoruary 9, rvo. Kesiuence, 6918 Cambridge Cincinnati. 11:00 A.M. Feb.

8 SCHAEEER, William A. Muehlenkamp-Erschell Ohio, girl. VON HOLLE In the same field. THE ISRAELI strikes are in what is called the Alma Field, 30 kilometers southwest of El Tur. Alma lies on the east side of the CONLEY WEIDUS-James and Donna, 6267 Age 64 years, services Wednes Albert L.

Boehmer SENSEMAN, Roland Keith Hammel, girl. Harold beloved husband of day, February 8 at 1:00 P.M., from the John J. Radel Funeral 11:00 A M. Feb. 9 T.

P. White Sons SHIMLER. Louise M. OUR LADY OF MERCY January 24, 1977 Virginia, (nee Wentzel), widow of Theodore G. Von Hote, dear mother of Theodore, John Paul E.

and Mrs. James (Oina) Home, 822 York Newport, Ky. Jeanerte Fleming Coniey, dear father of erase Schwartz, Harold Gary, Melissa Jane and Tim ROSS-Harry and Markyle, 6302 Interment, Evergreen Cemetery. 11:00 A.M. Feb.

8 STEVENS. Lola F. Kennedy Stevens BirctKMe boy. Friends may call Wednesday Blevin and four grandchildren. Coniey, brother of Hazel Ball, Gulf of Suez adjoining the big Ramadan Field, operated by a 11:00 A.M.

Feb. 8 Bolton Lunstord STILL, Marion R. MARSH Daniel and Sharon, 1607 from 1 ttf) A.M. until time ot serv Mams, ivory uee ana Homer ton- Brandon boy. I Suddenly, February 2, 1971, Anaheim, Calif.

Age 63. Residence, ice. ntft-inhn u.nhi.ii 7 ley, also survived by four grand- 11:00 A.M. Feb. 8 Chas.

A. Miller Sons TUTTLE, Alfred L. U.S. -Egyptian consortium, Terrace Pk.oM. children.

Residence, Loveland, 3715 westwooo-Nortnern Boulevard. Friends may cat at Rebold Feb. 9 Stith HUMPHREYS VAN NESS. Orma W. HOWARO Ronatd and Beverly, I Ohio.

Saturday, February 4, 1978. which is on the west side of the gulf. I Funeral Home, 3700 Gienrnore 90 Crosstown, Loveland, gel. I Visitation to 9:30 P.M. Monday, THE LOS ANGELES TIMES JERUSALEM Israel has struck oil at a second well off El Tur on the Western shore of the Israeli-occupied Sinai Peninsula, it was disclosed Monday.

Energy Minister Yitzhak Modal said that the new well and one which was brought In November 26 will go Into production March 1. THE TWO wells together will produce about 10.000 barrels per day. Israel uses 140,000 barrels of oil a day. "If we had 10 or 12 wells producing the equivalent of the output of the first two wells, it would satisfy about a third of our annual requirement," Modal said. Drilling crews on the Israeli rig of El Tur are preparing to start a third well.

Drilling will probably begin next week, and Harold beloved husband of the 9 00 A.M. Feb. 9 Rebold VON HOLLE. Virginia PtNADA Fernando and Martha, I Tufts Funeral Home. Services late Martha Cunningham Humphreys, dear uncle of several 762 Rue center girl.

Branch Hi Baot st Church. Tues- Alma is on a lease granted by the Egyptian government to the I Ave. at Mozart, Cheviot, Wednesday, 5 to 9 P.M. Funeral Mass, St. Martin Church, Thursday.

9 A.M. 10 00 A.M. Feb. 9 Chas. A.

Miller Sons WALLACE, William R. NOBLES Gary and Donna, day. February 7 at 2 P.M. Burial 2:00 P.M. Feb.

8 Stith U.S. -Egyptian flrm.Gupco, February 5, 1978. Residence, 2814 i WALLACE 5448 Christy MiHord. air Topview Pi. Blessing at Paul R.

1 Young Funeral Home, 7345 Hem- which attempted to explore it In September 1976 but was turned January 25, 1978 Lfl IHTIS William devoted husband of Lucille Angel Wallace, beloved fa aitrntiw-jamn ana uaroi, James Robert, beloved husband dourney's Jilt rim DiV hAu Soumey's back by Israeli gunboats. ron mi. neonny, vteuiies- I day, 230 P.M. Friends may call llOUmfU VLtlO Wednesday from 1P.M. until time ther of Patsy Ruth wormus, dear grandfather ot David and Pam Wormus.

Monday, February 6, WEEKS Eddie and Lois, Hickory Cooper Curtis, devoted His Acres, Georgetown, boy. father of Danny Lowell Curtis, FINLEY John and Dartene, 7394 I dear grandfather of Shannon and The U.S. government contends It is a violation of International ot blessing. Member of Cincinnati Loyal order ot Moose wi. 1978.

Age no years. Kesioence, MONAHAN POGUE Bahama Middletown, girl. lOanieie Curtis, dear brother ol KOEHLER Christian, beloved husband of the law for Israel to drill In the 464) Howard Ave. Friends may call at the Chas. A.

Miner Sons CARTER-Kenneth and Klmber- Mrs. Albert (Frances I Huron: Marian F. (nee Bruning), beloved HUTZEL Thomas beloved husband of Betty Koolage Pogue, father of ly, S60S Happy Hotow, Minora Mrs. Florence Lucas, Mrs. Shay Ojrl III dl Mvl arris.

Mrs Wluffl Funeral Home, Hamilton at occupied areas. Israel took the Sinai Penlnsu wife ot Jerome F. Monahan, dear mother of Kenneth and Diane late Clara Rother Koehler. Sunday, February 1978. Formerly of Mt.

Airy. Friends may call at Mrs. Sandra Hereth, Katnieen Andrew Robert, beloved husband of Mary Brotherton Hutzel, dear father of Madeline Farmer, Ann HARBOTTLE-Davld andCyn-lirwAthvi mitmitti B.m Monahan, beloved daughter of Al Poaue and Mrs. Janice Moody. Knowlton Northslde, Wednesday 4 to 7 P.M.

Funeral services Thursday at 10 A.M. Winton la from Egypt In the Six-Day thia, 51 Skyview Circle, Bala clarence Walter, Jene and the SDrina Grove Mausoleum, brother of Mrs. Margaret Pogue bert and the late Florence Hon-nert Bruning, dear sister of John Mueller, Robert Andrew, War of 1967. 26, 1978 HS Macneaie and Mrs. Virginia Lodge 614 FS.AM services Christopher, Barbara, and Jeftery Thursday, 1:00 P.M.

until time of service at 2:00 P.M. Denman Funeral Home in charge. Bruning. Saturday, February 4, RBIMF- Mfr.v nd Judv. 4323 Wednesday at P.M.

Hutzel, brother of Madeline Hig- Pogue Wineiend. Monday, February 6, 1978. Funeral services at 1971. Residence, 6948 Noble 1978. Age 40 years.

Resident of Beechmont boy. gins, Joseph, Bernard, Thomas, North Coteoe Hi. Funeral service YELTON the Elden A. Good Funeral Home, SALEMME Charles and Clara, Vincent, John, Clement, and AMR Paul R. Young Funeral Home, 7345 2620 Erie west of Hyde 7(25 Done Ave Maderla, grl Pleasant Ridge.

No visitation. Relatives and friends are invited to attend Mass of Christian Bur-fai, Tuesday, Feb. 7 at 10 A.M. at Our Mother of Sorrows Church, Hamilton Mt. Healthy, James Hutzel, also survived by Wiss Avis sister of Mrs.

Helen seven grandchildren. Residence un ArnGiim. txith January 27, ivl Park Square, at the convenience of the family. Memorials, If de I GEIGER-Kenneth and Rhonda, Wednesday, II A.M. Friends may of Lebanon, Ohio, sister-iraw of 26 Orchard Circle, BKnchester, call Tuesday from 5 to 8 p.m.

sired, may be directed to the Nicaraguans Continue Protest By Boycotting Local Elections 1978. Visitation 9 10 9 P.M. I rwMi U.rl. nf I ahwm boy- Member of China-Berma-lndia charity ot your cnoice. January 2f 197V Theater.

Roselawn. Memorial gifts may be directed to the Cancer Society. John Hodapp Sons, Carthage in Loveland, Ohio. Relatives and neohewv February 5. 197i.

at the I PERRY-Jimmy and Brenda, 214 POPE friends are Invited to attend Mass I 77 duw Or. MunvninflMrrt nr IwHMl nwl Alice W. (nee Walton), widow of the late Dr. M. A.

Yetton, devoted mother of A. D. Yetton, Mrs. Virginia Monroe, Mrs. Geraldlne Alien, and Mrs.

Joan Marsh, dear sister of W.C. and Tom Walton, and Mrs. Ruth Llpp, grandmother of 12 grandchildren and 16 greatgrandchildren. Sunday Feb. 5, 1978.

Age 76 years. Residence 17 N. Jefferson Burlington, Ky. Services Wednesday, at 2 P.M. at Burlington Baptist Church, Burl charge.

Alice Rd, beloved wife of the late SCHNE BELT Mar Hyn and How- DAVIS of Christian Burial, in Gate of chard Lebanon. Services urged workers to "convert their William D. Pope. Sunday, Febru rd, Dr" Karlena (Dee), of Milford, De- nuaveii uinntuw Wednesday at 11:00 A.M., at the MOSSMAN land, girl. ary 5, 1978.

Residence, 3444 Auit- day Feb. 9, at 10 A.M. Oswald Funeral Home, 329 E. loved sister of Mrs. Foster (Flor tools Into weapons.

January 29, 1978 woods Ln. Funeral services at the Ruth A. (nee Armbrust), beloved wife of George Mossman, de ence) Richardson, Mrs. Dale KOENIG Robert and Cyria, 898 IMWOLD Somoza's Liberal Nationalist (Grace) Romohr and Alfred F. Elden A.

Good Funeral Home, 2620 Erie West of Hyde wards corner Loveuna, Mulberry, Lebanon. Visitation, Tuesday from 7 to 9 P.M. and also Wednesday from 10 to 11 A.M. Interment, Mependence Ceme- Edna beloved sister of Anna boy. Party claimed 136,000 votes Davis.

Services, Milford United Methodist Church, Wednesday, Park Square, Thursday, February May Moore, Martha Sidebotham, HURST-James and Linda, 9600 ington, Ky. visitation Tuesday, 4 to 9 P.M. at the Stith Funeral 9 at 10 A.M. Florence, Helen, Henry W. and tery, Independence, Ky.

11:00 A.M. Friends may call at Pleasant Remer Goshen, against 7000 for the Conservative Party, the only legal opposition. voted mother of Mrs. Haven Miles of Bristol, R.I., Miss Cindy Mossman of Ft. Thomas, Mrs.

Sherry Hubbard of Tucson, Mrs. Judy Aien of Fueerton, Calif, and Michael Mossman, devoted grandmother of Sarah Craver-Hookom Funeral Home RATERMAN LEHMAN Charles J. imwow and me late Edward H. mwokj. Sunday, February 1971.

Friends may call at and Chapel, one hour before serv boy. LEGAL NOTICES Home, 7500 Highway 42, Florence, KY. Burial, Burlington Cemetery. Family requests memorials be made to Burlintgon Baptist The turnout, not the result, was Cart beloved husband ot Ruth Lehman (nee Christy), devoted William beloved brother of Mrs. Mildred Koo, Miss Marie ices.

If desired, memorials may be made to Milford Methodist the Chas. A. MMter Sons Funeral widely seen here as indicative of what support Somoza has ln this Raterman, Paul, Herbert and Wal-1 Church Building Fund. 1 Home, Hamilton Ave. at Knowlton Church Memorial Fund.

LEGAL NOTIC8 Northslde, Tuesday, 4 to 7 father of Charles Lehman and Mrs. Judy Pennington, dear grandfather of six grandchildren, brother of Mrs. Edna Hunter, Miles, devoted daughter ot Mrs. Bernice E. Hamilton of Winter Haven, devoted sister of Mrs.

Esther Tallent of Winter Haven, Fla. Saturday, February 4, Central American nation of 2.5 Guaranteed Vinyl Repair of P.M. Funeral services, Wednes Sunday, February 5, 1978. Age 89 DOERMAN Southwest Ohio, a Kentucky part day at 10 A.M. If desired memori years.

Kesioence, Atlanta, oa million. i Mrs. Thetma Chase, Mrs. Yvonne nership consisting of Robert P. als may be drected to tne west- Funeral services Wednesday, I- MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP)-Early returns Monday Indicated Nicaraguans massively boycotted municipal elections ln an apparent show of opposition to President Anastaslo Somoza.

A Somoza spokesman said first returns Indicated 143,000 of the 700,000 eligible voters turned out for elections Sunday ln 132 towns outside Managua. Managua Is federally administered and elections were not held here. Some opposition politicians claimed voting figures were inflated and the turnout was lower. The Sandinlsta National Liberation Front, a guerrilla group that has tried for a decade to topple Somoza, Issued a state-ment Monday urging Nicaraguans "to take to the streets ln a fight to the finish" and 00 A.M., at the Cathedral of 1978. Residence, Indian Hill.

No visitation. Memorial services, 3:00 wood united Methodist Church, A crippling general strike by ILangley. Lexington, Kentucky, and Randy Goss, Danville, Ken Mrs. Lula (nee Victor), beloved wife of Uoyd Doerman, devoted mother of Thomas, Victor, Jerry, and Chris Doerman, dearest sis Epworth and UrwHer Avet. business and labor entered Its M.

Tuesday at Armstrong tucky, has been dissolved, ai per La Sance, MervUe and Jack Lehman. Sunday, February 1978. Residence, Fayetteviile, Ohio. Friends may cat at the Denman Funeral Home, 6943 Montgomery Christ the King Church with burial in Arlington Cemetery, Atlanta, I Ga. H.M.

Patterson Son Funeral Chapel, Drake and Indian Hi Rds. sons and firms are hereby noti JOERG third week Monday with sporad ter of Mrs. Dorothy Megerle, and fied that no credit should be Arrangements by Strawser Funeral Home, 791-7203. Home, in charge. Mrs.

pautne Bowers, also surviv SERVICES ALLISON fr FUNERAL HOME 26i-oi46 inc. DOBBINS 8i MADISON AVE Ella beloved sister of Harry extended to Guaranteed Vinyl Re joerg and Henrietta Brueckner ing 11 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Monday, pair of Southwest Ohio or to Randy Goss because of the par- Rd. at Park SHverton, Wednesday, 9:30 A M. until time of service at 10:30 A.M.

Memori RHODES and the late John Joerg and ic demonstrations in several cities. Housewives banged pots and pans and erected barricades of garbage ln streets to show op Iticipation this partnership Dy Frieda Getger. Sunday, February Mildred (nee Schnittger), beloved February 197). Residence, 2733 Dakota Latonla, Ky. Age 77 als may be sent to the charity of NORTH Evelyn J.

(nee Peters), beloved wife of Dr. Harold North, sister of Cora Mae Peters Baxter and the Robert P. Langjey and that any 5, 1971, tier sist year. Formerly wife ot John 1 Rhodes, dear one's choice. credit extended to the partner years.

Funeral services Thurs of North Colege HHI. Friends may mother of Margaret Weber and John T. Rhodes, Jr. Formerly of position to Somoza, whose fami ship will not be honored by Robert day, at 10:30 A.M. at the Bullock MANN late William Peters.

February 4, can at the Hodapp Funeral Home, 6041 Hamilton College Hill, p. Lanoiey. Funeral Home, Ludlow, where ly has ruled Nicaragua for more Reading. Died February 5, 1978. 366939 978.

Residence, witnamsvme, friends may cat Wednesday from Wednesday, 4 to I p.m. Mass ot Age 8) years. Also survived by Mr. Orville Allen AAagge than 40 years. Ohio.

Services at T.P. White Mrs. Elizabeth beloved sister of Mr. William B. Jones, dear sister-in-law of Mrs.

Anna M. until P.M. Christian Burial, St. Margaret four grandchildren and three I Sons Funeral Home, 2050 Beech Final election returns were Mary uturcn, inursaay, iuuv ERRORS Jones, of Chicago, also sur great-grandchildren. Funeral 1 service at the Schmidt-Dhonau I I FABER A.M.

Mrs. Joerg was a member not yet available Monday. mont Mt. Washington, Wednesday, February 8 at 2:30 P.M. Visitation, 1:30 P.M.

until vived by other relatives and 1 P.M. Tuesday Mr. Rodney Blick Due Notice Mr. Dewey Mkddleton Due Notice of Ralph L. Taylor, American Le Funeral Home.

8633 Reading I Miss Frieda, age 89. Residence, Reading, Wednesday, February I trienos. t-eo. nit. Friends may call at the Thompson Funeral 106 Northwestern Monroe, time of service.

Memorials may gion Auxiliary Post 7, and the Ladies Auxiliary 90, Knights of at 10 A.M. Friends may can lues- I Ohio. Passed away at Middletown be made to Diabetes Research Home, Tuesday, Feb. 7, from 6 to St. jonn.

day from 5 to p.m. I Hospital Sunday, February 5, Fund. Vietnam Ambassador Tells UN iv Dear sister ot miss tisie 8 P.M. Rosary Prayers, 7:30 P.M. Interment, Wednesday, 10 A.M.

at Union Baptist Cemetery. Mrs. JONES ADJUSTMENT OF ERRORS O'SHAUGHNESSY ROBINSON IFaber and Miss Irma Faber of Monroe. Former secretary with Marceta (nee Serneyer), beloved Marm was employed by the Catholic Charities of Cincinnati as a So Frances beloved sister of Mrs. is the responsibility of the I Hill Griffith Co.

of Cincinnati. wife of the late Edward N. Jones, dear sister of Orviae Serneyer Advertisers to check the cor Bernard Murre, and Lafay Anna (nee Yunker), beloved wife of the late James OShaughnessy, dear mother of Donald and the late Robert and John OShaugh- I Services at the convenience of cial Worker for many years. He's Innocent Of Spy Charges BAITER SAHMD, INC. ette C.

(Lefty) Robinson, also sur I the tamiiy on Thursday. No visita- and aunt of Wanda Aien David and Kenneth Serneyer. Sunday, rections at each insertion of an advertisement. The Enquirer assumes no responsibility tor Ition. Memorial contributions to a MASSEY 3412 CLIFTON 28M543 nessy, dear grandmother of vived by three nieces, four nephews, 24 great-nieces and nephews, 20 great-great nieces I the Life Care Fund at Mt.

Pleas February 1, 198. Residence i Raymond, beloved husband ot Debbie Williams, Michael, Cindy, ambassador because "the U.S. w. tm st. Funeral services at me Mane Bailey Massey, father of the repetition of errors in advertisement ordered tor more than one insertion unless Butte I Bortmani Co.

3464 Central Parkway ano nepnews, ano other relatives. Grueter Funeral Home, 4022 Glen- government is trying to disturb I ant Home, Monroe, Ohio, or the Monroe Methodist Church. Wilson-Schramm Memorial February 3, 1978. Friends may James, Oonna, Lora and Linda CShaughnessy, of Cincinnati, and John, Agnes and Patty OShaugh-nessv of North Carolina. Dear sis way Ave.

at Nf, Tuesday, Feb. 7 notified the same day. Upon 559-1343 cal Wednesday at 6 P.M. at sec at 7 P.M. Friends may can Tues activities of the Vietnamese ambassador." Thi claimed Home, 3805 Roosevelt Mid- noting an error tne advertiser Mrs.

Roger (Lois) Ketterer and Michael Massey and seven stepchildren, brother of Alberta EWs, ZeHa Ftonican and Anna B. Moran and the late Hargis and Harold Massey. Saturday, February 4, ond Baptist Church, 6225 Belts day after 4 P.M. contributions to Idtetown, hi charge. SnOUIQ can me uasanwu v.U- DU.BERT-WOODRUFF ter of Clara Schlecht, Sunday, west loaege ran.

Funeral the Lutheran Hour would be tomer Service, 721-2700. Adkist- American authorities "invented FUNERAL HOME 922-1010 services at p.m. Rev. Ray appreciated. February 3, 1978.

Residence, ib Ivanhoe Ave. Friends may caU at ments are made on the degree to which the error reduced the FLOWERS erroneous pretexts to obstruct mond Shepard, pastor. Interment, 1978, at Cleveland Veterans the Sietert-Hardig Funeral Home, KEIDEL Spring Grove Cemetery. Jamison Alma beloved mother of Mrs. my performance." Hospital.

Age 52. Residence, Box value of the ad. The right is reserved by the Cincinnati Enouirer to classify, revise or 280 0UWK)l at OUtW CITT Vt GUMP-HOLT FUNERAL HOME Jamison in charge of arrange Leon (Wllma) Slank, dear grand Monitor and Parkland Sayt-er Park, Tuesday, 4-9 P.M. Mass Catherine F. (nee Coors), beloved ments.

mother ot Barbara cnene and A federal grand Jury named 234, Rt. 1, Sardinia, Ohio. Friends may caH at Rebold Funeral Home, 3700 Gtenmore Ave. at Mozart, reiect arbitrarily at Its option ot Christian Burial St. Aloysius Janet Gfuski, great-grandmother wife of Fred W.

Keidel, dear mother of Mrs. Nancy Jacobs and Fred J. Keidel, also survived by Thi as an unlndicted coconspir any advertising deemed detri Church on the Ohio, Wednesday 3440 Gtenmore at Herbert Cheviot of Todd. Mrs. Flowers wW lie in Cheviot, Tuesday, 4-9 P.M.

Serv ROY mental to me puDac interest or 10 A.M. Memorial contributions ator last week ln a spy case In state Wednesday from 12:30 P.M. ices Wednesday, 2:00 P.M. Mem six grandchildren. Saturday, the policy of the newspaper.

may be made to the St. Aloysius Myrtle Louise (nee ShMey), lov until time of funeral service at ber, Chap. volving an American employee School science Lab. Please ask for cancellation number as your cancelation re February 4, 1971. Residence, 3154 Parkview Ave.

Friends may call ing mother to Norma Brewer. 1:00 P.M. at Christ Episcopal UNITED NATIONS (AP)-Vlet-nam's ambassador to the United Nations told UN Secretary-General Kurt Waldhelm Monday he Is innocent of allegations he was Involved ln spying against the United States. Ambassador Dinh Ba Thi, according to a UN spokesman, also pledged at the 30-minute meeting at Waldhelm's home to "pursue the matter" today before the UN Committee on Host Country Relations. Thi has been ordered to leave the United States-the first UN chief of mission to receive such an order irom the State Department.

No date has been set for his departure. Hanoi Tadio announced Sunday Vietnam was recalling Its of the U.S. Information Agency Mary Sies, Vina King, Otis, Ches Church, Cincinnati. Interment, MATTHEWS- ceipt. PARNELL at Nurre Bros.

Funeral Home, ter, Raymond, Dallas and William Spring Grove Cemetery. and a Vietnamese expatriate. 6050 Montgomery Pleasant KERBER Julius beloved husband of the Roy, 15 granoxmldren, dear sister CORRECTIONS Ridoe, Tuesday, 6 to Both pleaded innocent to pass Irene (nee Cunningham), be Funeral Mass, Church of the Na 681-0690 W. Mack Johnson Fmeral Hoitm WALNUT HILLS 1309 E. McMillan St.

961-0474 MADISONVILLE 6111 Madison Rd. 271-0203 of Margaret Allen Kissel, Mary Brown, Marvin, Harvey and Jo Deadline for corrections for FRANKLIN ing confidential U.S. cables to loved wife ot the late John p. Mat tivity, Wednesday, February 8 at seph Shelley. February 4, 1978.

thews, dear mother of Charles J. the Vietnamese mission at the 10 A.M. Burial Gate of Heaven late Thetma Rouse Parnei, dear fattier of Dorothy Pfkjger, Mabel Romnghaus, Herbert, Jerry, Ray and the late Carrol ParneH, also survived by 19 grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren. Friday, next day's paper is 3 P.M. Sunday ads: 10 A.M.

Saturday for running. Once placed, an ad can Ward beloved husband of the late Hazel McHenry Franklin, fa Funeral from the John J. Radel Kerber and Irene A. Dinsmore, Cemetery. If desired memorials United Nations.

Co. Funeral Home, 652 State dear sister of Sr. Theresa Agnes to the Dominican sisters, 3131 not De changed unm aner me ther of William M. Franklin of Washinaton, D.C., also survived Alice Haverkos and Marie Gienrnore would be appreci on Wednesday, February 8 at 1:00 P.M, Friends may call Tuesday first appearance in me paper. February 3, 1978.

Formerly of Thi told reporters after the Kramer, also survived by seven by two grandsons. Sunday, Febru ated. trom 4 to p.m. Sayier park. Friends may call at grandchildren and tour great meeting the U.S.

indictment ary 9, ivra. Kesioence, Madeira Nursing Center. Funeral service CANCELLATIONS me seitert-Hardig Funeral Home, orandchildren. Sunday, February KELLEY alleging the Vietnamese mission HIDDEHDORF. JOHN N.

SONS 917 Ky. 4)1-1718 5, 1978. Friends may cal at tne at the Elden a. bood Funeral Monitor Parkland Sayler Park, Monday, V) P.M. Funeral HfSCKAEFER Ruth M.

(nee Thompson), wife of P.M. for was Involved was "sheer fabrica Gilliaan-Sietke Funeral Home. Home, 2620 Erie west of the late Harley E. Kelley de service Tuesday, 10:00 A.M. next day's Enquirer.

3671 Warsaw Avenue, Tuesday 4 William beloved husband of Mrs. Edna Schaefer (nee tion and slander." Hyde Park Square, Tuesday, 4:00 P.M. Memorials, if desired, may voted mother ot Harley t. Keey, to 8 P.M. Funeral Mass at St.

SUNDAY 10:00 A.M. sister of Mrs. Mildred Bar Sckaefer-Buihy F4tablithii1I3l Weber), devoted father ol Carl R. PFLAUMER Lawrence Church, Wednesday at be directed to the charity ot your nette, Mrs. Frances Pheffer, Mrs.

Schaefer, dear brother of Miss Saturday for running 10:30 A.M. Memorials may be choice. Robert husband of Mary Wil Lucille Nichols, Russell, and John Freida Schaefer, dear grand made to St. Lawrence Education ads. No cancellation ac son pflaumer, father of Katrine Thompson.

Feb. 4, 1978. Resi father of Barry and David Schaef FULMER al Fund or St. Riyi School for the 24 W. Mi St.

211-0932 cepted Saturday for ad Pflaumer of Seattle, dence, Mt. Washington). Services er. Sunday, February 5, 1978. Age eat.

Michael W. Pflaumer of New appearing for the first at White ft Sons Funeral 84 years. Residence, 49 Seven Margaret (nee Lair), beloved wife of the late Charles Allen Haven, brother of Mrs. A. Home, 2050 Beechmont Mt.

MAYER time on Sunday. THOMAS FUNERAL HOMES Bruce Edwards of Pt. Manalapan, teenth Newport, Ky. services Wednesday, February 8 at 11:00 Fulmar, devoted mother of Mrs. Tokyo Police Drive Protesters From Tower Blocking Airport Herbert age 84, beloved hus ano waiter Ptiaumer of Ft.

Adrienne Donaldson and John band of the late Ruth Jefferies a.m. at the Muehienkamp- Washington, Wednesday Feb. 1 at II A.M. Friends may cal Tuesday, 6 to 9 P.M. Memorials may be made to Cincinnati Association Allen Furrier, dear sister of Mrs.

Washington, Pa. February 4, 1978, at the age of 66. Residence, 250 Mayer, father of Virginia Calla Erschrt Newport Funeral Home, 83S York St. Visitation Wednes Catherine L. Daulton, also sur SUNDAY Deadline for han.

Betty j. and KODeri vived by six grandchildren and six Clarke Palm Beach, Fla. of the Blind or charity of your Mayer, six grandchildren and all ads (charged and day from 10 A.M. until time ot service. Memorials may be made 33480.

Former president of great-orandchiktren. Residence, choice. Police fired teargas, crashed General Portland Cement and paid) is 4:30 P.M. w. vornon Lane, Ft.

Thomas, Kv. Sunday. February 5. 1978. three great-qranoenxoren, orotn-er of Martha Uhlman.

Sunday, February 5, 1971. W. Mack American Marietta. Private serv to the Salem United Methodist Church, Newport, or to the Volun through a wooden wall of the KNOSP Friday. ices were held in W.

Palm Beach. Services were held at DobbUng structure with a crane, sprayed Robert John, beloved husband of teer Dept. of the Ft. Thomas V.A. Johnson-Dunn Lasnoroox Fiattoum tut HWHIU tilt Memorials may be made to the Funeral Home, Ft.

Thomas, at the DAILY Deadline for all ads for the next morn Funeral Home, 6111 Madison Rd. Nursing Home. (KVtOI Mi HI Mil streams of water from high Sarah J. Knosp (nee Combs), dear father of Debbie Knosp, convenience of the family. No visi American Cancer Society.

Madisonvile, In charge of private tation. HI 1)00 tll-OUt pressure hoses at the demonstra ing's Enquirer is 2:45 step-father of Robert Abplanan, services Wednesday. SENSEMAN tors ln the 25-degree weather, grandfather of Bobby Knosp, P.M. GRAVE MARKERS GESSNER MIKEL Roland Keith, beloved husband of brother of Mrs. Joseph (Marion) 617 Vine, Cincinnati, Ohio and stormed the tower.

YOnHISFlMillnllftt iouum snttbcui aonroot til OOti 711 2194 in uu Elmer beloved husband of the Juanita Senseman, brother of the Stahl and Mrs. Paul (Lillian) TOKYO (AP)-Riot police, fighting off rock and firebomb attacks Monday, drove demonstrators from a 65-foot steel tower built to block the opening of Tokyo's new international airport. Twenty-two policemen and one protester were Injured ln the day-long battle after 800 police arrived to remove the tower, built Sunday on top of a concrete fortress near the end of the runway. MONUMENTS SEARS, ROEBUCK I CO. Phone 872-7463 They arrested 37 persons, but CLOSED SUNDAY late Goidie E.

Gessner (nee Sher- Shawn Lee, loving son of Gary and Glenda Jennings Mlkel. Residence, Goshen, Ohio. Suddenly, Scnumaker, Gustav, Alfred Wal late Fearnly and George Sense-man, his 73rd year. Of 42(3 rard) and devoted father of Mrs. ter and the late Clarence and Ar as they patrolled the area short rVEiiT Sunday, February 5, 1978, his thur Knosp.

February 1978. Age Edward (Vera) Mette. January 23, 1978. DUE TO THE PAST ly before daybreak Tuesday they Redwood i si. Bernard.

Burial at West Charleston Cemetery, ri Tf.KAI. hilmt. 3MI RMD1M. RD 62. Residence, 436 uverton Ave.

3rd year, visitation, 6 to k.iw., Wednesday, Tufts Funeral Home, 421-6300 SNOW EMERGENCY, relatives Friends may caH at the Rebold were surprised to find three pro Tipp City, Ohio. Contributions to the Cancer Family Service, 2200 and friends are now invited to at- I Loveland, Ohio, where services Funeral Home, 3700 Gienrnore testers still clinging to the struc Work) War I Vet World War 8 Vet Korean Veteran Vietnam Veteran "Armed Forces Spanish-Amer. War Vet I tend the Mass in Memoriam at St. wrniiiEisa wM be held Thursday, February Ave. at Mozart, Cheviot, Tues Reading would be appreciat ture despite the freezing tem Ann Church, Tuesday evening, ed.

Albert L. Boehmer, funeral at 2:00 P.M. BuriH, Spring Grove day, 5 to 9 P.M. Funeral Services, director. I February 7tn P.M.

Wednesday, 11A.M. cemetery. perature..