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Wednesday, January 3, 1990 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER MetroE-3 5 5 Death Notices Death Notices Death Notice joSs E'J Death Notices PENCE Rose, age 92, beloved aunt of ASHBL'RN Obituaries IIARTZEL Loretta dear sister of the late Pearl Abbinante, Charles James Patchell. Of Batavia. Age 86. Beloved husband of Betty Gilles ot Kettering, wia-ow of Harvey Pence. Former resident ot Cheviot, died Mon-dav at the Widows Home, Day Mary Virginia (nee Jamieson) LAN 1 1 AM Josie (nee Sleinker) "Aunt Jo" loving aunt of Donald Giessler, Roy Lindeman, Gayl Steinker, Mrs.

Ruth Macke, Carol Tar-asiewskl and Pat Karel. January 1, 1990. Age 95 years. Member of The Blue Army, Altar Society and Catholic Ashburn, loving father of For more complete information and address of the funeral director refer to the individual death notice below. James Jamieson Ashburn, 77 Anne Ashburn Weston and the late Jerry Ebersole Ashburn, Malachi Nixon ton, OH.

She was a retired inspector for McGregor Sporting Goods retiring In 1961. While in Cincinnati she was a member of St. Martin of Tours Catholic Church. Mass of Christian Buri loving brother ot Kathleen bar- FUNERAL HOME TIME DATE NAME beau, dear grandfather ot icon Kennedy Ashburn and Thomas Ladles of Columbia. Private visitation, Immediate family.

Mass of Christian Burial Thurs and Albert Hsrtzel, also survived by many nieces and nephews. Sunday, December 31, 1969. Age Dl. Friends may call at the Rebold Funeral Home, 3700 Glenmore Ave, Cheviot, Wednesday from 5 to 7 P.M. Funeral Mass Our Lady of Loordes Church, Wednesday 7:30 P.M.

Member of Ohio Retired Teachers Hamilton County Retired Teachers Assn and Alpha Delta Kappa Sorority. Memorials may be directed to the charity of choice. Barber supplier helped others start in business Fielding Ashburn. Services at Moore ASHBURN, Jomes Polchell the convenience ot me tamuy. 2:00 PM.

Jon. 3 Vitt Slermer Moore Funeral Homes, Bata BAKER, Ruth day 10:30 A.M. St. Teresa ot Avila Church. Family requests memorials to the church.

Ralph Meyer-Bolton Lunsford Funeral Home, 4164 W. Bth via. Business Development al wit be held Thursday at 10 A.M. at Holy Family Catholic Church, Dayton. Friends may call from 9 A.M.

at the Joseph Harris Funeral Home, Thursday. Burial wiH follow in Calvary CerneterDayton Vitt Stermer BARTH, louis F. fptitPr BAKER BENTON, Nellie M. 1 1:00 A.M. Jon.

3 Vorhis DAITON, Marc Stuorl 1:00 M. Jon. 4 Rentrp serving the family. LEE "He always Wanted tO Janet Baker Waters, loving tt i I tv-anrimnther of Diane and Da- PERKIS Craver-Hookom be in business, nis ior- jd tov, 5ister heareth DIMMITT, Madison S. Jr.

Dl tllLLl.liVI A. WEATHERS The Cincinnati Enquirer Malachi L. Nixon president and owner of Onyx Beauty and Barber Walnut Hills, for 35 years, died Dec. mpr wife Maude Nixon. Helen A.

Shaw. Saturday, De- John beloved husband of cembef ,989. Frjenls m8y Dorothy J. Strieker Heareth, DOBERRER, 12:00 Noon Jon. 6 Howthorne-Bowles of Clifton, said of Mr.

devoted father of Claire G. Glodyi Marie Walter (Honey), beloved husband of Audrey Lee, father of Tony Wright, also survived by four grandchildren Carl, Harold, Kim and Karen, seven great-grandchildren, three brothers Econlus, Mlm and Francis E. Lee, one aunt Mag call at the Vltt Stermer Funeral Home, 3425 Harrison Wednesday, January 3, Roger beloved husband of Jeanne Perkis (nee Fevrier), devoted father of Pamela Hart-mann of Lakewood, CO and Timothy Perkis of Albany, CA, grandfather of Sophia Perkis, brother of Eileen Striller and Dianne Bol. Monday, January 1, White, loving grandfather of Mike White, Maureen Peters and Joyce Mclntyre, dear great-grandfather of Shana 1990 from 1 p.m. until time ot Nixon's decision to enter the beauty and barber supply business.

"That was his nature, wanting Blessing at 2 P.M. BARTH ECKENFELS, Henry A. 10:00 A.M. Jon. 4 Wilt, Good Kelsch EDDINS, ChorlesD.

1 2:00 Noon Jon. 4 John J. Rodel Co. ELLENBERGER, Madeleine 1 1:00 A.M. Jon.

4 Anderson HARTZEt, Lorefto E. 7:30 P.M. Jon. 3 Rebold i HEARETH, John I. 1 1:00 A.M.

Jon. 4 Frederick HOEWELER, Alberto 1 1:00 A.M. Jan. 5 Hodopp gie Daniel, three brothers-in-law, five sisters-in-law, a host of other relatives and friends. December 31, 1989.

Friends may call Thursday Louis beloved husband of 1990. Residence Madeira. Friends may call at Thomas Memorial, 75O0 Montgomery Kenwood, Thursday from 5-8 P.M. Funeral service Friday to own something of his Leona Carter Barth, loving fa Mclntyre. Sunday, uecemoer 31, 1989.

Age 89. Visitation Thursday at the Frederick Funeral Home, 2553 Banning Rd. af Pippin, from 10 A.M. until time of funeral service af 11 A.M. Memorials may be made ther of Gloria Carter, Donald and Louis Barth grandfa- Onyx Beauty and Bar- mj to Childrens Hospital Medical at the convenience of the family.

REYNOLDS ber Supply had live Vans Amelia Meeker, Louise Rolfes, Center. HORTON, Wilbur D. Sr. Jon. 4 Chas.

A. Miller Sons from 6 until time of services 7:30 P.M. at the Church of God, 3610 Clarion Rev. J.H. Martin officiating.

Interment Union Baptist Cemetery. Jamison Jamison in charge of arrangements. McANINCH Desdie M. (nee Ralston), be and had clients as far XJ.Z 27 of cancer at Christ Mr. Nixon, of Paddock Hills, was 77.

Mass for Mr. Nixon was held Saturday at Church of The Assumption, Walnut Hills. Burial was in Vine Street Hill Cemetery. A native of De Funiok -Spring, Mr. Nixon attended the University of Cincinnati Evening HOEWELER Jon.

5 away as Columbus, she Davis-Turner (Lynch-burg, OH) 1990. Age 78 years. Funeral service at the convenience of the family. If desired, contribu G. Gilmore, 91, Osgood, IN.

Private funeral services Friday, 11 A.M. Bovard, Versailles, IN. Survived by beloved wife Golds Reynolds. RICE said. In the early 1970s, Mr.

Nixon's was the first tions may be made to corner- JAHNIGEN, John W. 10:00 A.M. Jon. 4 Bovard JOHNSON, Florence 7:00 P.M. Jan.

4 Jomison Jomison loved wife of the late Lewis H. McAninch, dear mother of Ger-aldine Severance and Joan Fischer, grandmother of Cindy and Jason Severance also sur stone cnurcn, Jtu black bUSineSS Ul LUlCin- Cincinnati, OH 45211 or Cleves nati tn nffpr nroductS for Community Church, 131 Miami, nau 10 oner prouucis iui m. vltt sterrner Lorry J. (nee Ellingson), beloved mother of Gil of Sioux City, IA and Richard Hazel- KAUFFMAN, Henrielto 1 1:00 A.M. Jan.

5 GiHigon KLUSMAN, Lillian H. 10:30 A.M. Jon. 4 Vielhouer-Clepper Funeral Home serving me tam- JS Alberta (nee Heis), beloved wife of Edward H. Hoeweler, dear mother of Edward H.

Hoeweler Jr. and Diane E. Un-gerbuehler, dear sister of Lo-raine LaRue, Evelyn Richardson, Marcella Stone, Lucille Wilson, Louis, Elmer and Raymond Heis and the late Marie Sterwerf, Stanley and Albert Heis and Alma Kramer, also survived by four grandsons and many nieces and nephews. Tuesday, January 2, 1990. Friends may cat at the Hodapp Funeral Home, 6041 Hamilton permanent waves tor black women's hair, she 9L Jon.

4 Jomison ond Jomison RENTON KNIGHT, Helen said, College, taking courses Malachi L. Nixon Jr in finance, stocks and Nellie beloved wife of vived by several nieces and nephews. Sunday, December 31, 1989. Age 76 years. Friends may caH at the Hodapp Funeral Home, 7401 Vine Carthage, Wednesday from 5 until 8 P.M.

Funeral services Thursday morning 11 A.M. at the Funeral wood, Burbank, SD and the late Linda Fulbeck, dew sister of Glenn Ellingson and Grace Aase, also survived by four grandchildren, dear friend of Jack Skahan. Suddenly, Monday, January 1, 1990. Visitation B.J. Meyer Sons (Overlook) Funeral Home (next to St.

Te Charles Benton, devoted step LANHAM, Josie "Aunt Jo" 10:30 A.M. Jon. 4 Ralph Meyer-Bolton lunsford Mr. Nixon was active in the community and instrumental in helping other blacks find jobs or get a start in business, Mrs. mother of Betty Schrage and Edward Lee Benton.

Saturday, December 30, 1989. Resident of 7:30 M. Jan. 4 Jamison Jomison LEE, Walter Deer Park. Mrs.

Benton was a Home. Memorials may oe Directed fo the Shriner's Burns Institute. ibonds. He worked 2Vi years as a life insurance underwriter. Mr.

Funk was a member of the YMCA, the Holy Name Society, the Hamilton County Democratic Club, the Beauty and Barber Supply Institute, Small Business member of the Lockland Chris Nixon said, College Hill, Thursday from 6-9 P.M. Funeral services Friday at the funeral home 1 1 A.M. McANINCH, Desdie M. 11:00 A.M. Jon.

4 Hodopp Mr. Nixon is survived by his son, Ml resa), 4841 Glenway Ave. on Wednesday 6 until time of Lutheran Service 9 P.M. Burial St. Ansgar Cemetery, St.

Ansgar, IA. tian Church and was preceded In death by her stepson Charles Benton, Friends may call 1 :00 P.M. Jon. 5 T. P.

White Sons chael, of Atlanta; sister, Susie Little, Avon McCARTT, Leona from 10 A.M. until time ot service at 11 A.M. Wednesday, January 3, 1990 at the Lockland Federation and a trustee of the Small dale; and one grandson. McGREW, VelmoR. 10 30 A.M.

Jon. 4 Vorhis McINTOSH, Dovid 10:30 A.M. Jon. 4 Moham MITCHELL, lourence 2:00 P.M. Jon.

4 W. Mock Johnson HORTON Wilbur D. beloved husband of Bertha M. (nee Binning) Horton, dear father of Wilbur David Horton Jr. and Mrs.

Christian cnurcn. vomis runer- ROUTT D. Marc, III, husband of Elizabeth Voss Routt, son of Virginia Routt Carter, father of D. Marc Routt, IV of Harare, Zimbabwe, al Home serving the tamny. McCARTT Leona (nee Richardson), devoted mother of Donna Reeves, Keith, Kent and Gary McCartt, end the late Boyd McQuearry, grandmother of Amber, Tonya, Timmy, Brian, Robin and Boyd Aaron, great-grandmother of Natasha, sister of Dorothy Roush, Charity Lakes, Mae T.

Johnson, Harry and Chester Richardson, the late Ina Lakes and Leslie Richardson, dear friend of Delbert Schmidt, also survived by IMLTON 11:00 A.M. Jon. 3 MITZEL, Helen E. Breilenboch-McCoy- lefller Helen E. Mitzel Marc Stuart, beloved son of Richard L.

Dalton and Dorothy Michael Routt of Ann Arbor, Ml, John Voss of Burke, VA, James (Lori) Boyer, also survived by five grandchildren. Monday, January 1, 1990. Age 70 years. Friends may call at (Dalton) Massey, loving broth MORAN, William J. 10:00 A.M.

Jon. 5 Evons She was a good listener," Casey said. 1 1 :00 A.M. Jon. 5 T.P.

White Sons OAKS, Helen b. er of Hugh L. Dalton, Charleston, W.V., Brenda S. Miller, of Memphis, TN, Joyce A. Hen- PAUL, Joseph M.

Sr. 1 1:00 A.M. Jon. 4 Frederick Jay Voss and Timothy Voss of Cincinnati, brother of Nancy Routt Phalr of Winnetka, IL, also survived by six grandchildren. Friday, December 29, 1989 in Cancun, Mexico.

Services will be private. Memorials may be directed to Chase Law son, Orlando, FL, Rev. Kicnarn Mrs. Mitzel was a 65-year member of Bethany Methodist Church. Born in Mason, Ohio, she graduated from high school the Chas.

A. Miller Sons Funeral Home, Hamilton Ave. at Knowlton Northside, Thursday, 10 A.M. until time of funeral services at 11 A.M. desired, memorials may be directed to the Ruth Lyons Childrens Christmas Fund.

C. Dalton, Atlanta, GA, Brad 10:00 A.M. Jon. 4 Joseph Harris PENCE, Rose ford E. Dalton, Huntington, Eng Jon.

5 Thomas Memorial PERKIS, Roger F. land. Dr. Randall c. Dalton, nieces and nephews.

Suddenly, January 2, 1990. Age 65 years. Services at T. P. White and Sons Funeral Home, 2050 Beechmont Mt.

Washington, Friday, January 5, at 1 P.M. Friends may caH Thurs- in nearby Monroe. Richmond, VA, uncle of 17, also a host of other relatives and REYNOLDS, G. Gilmore 11:00 A.M. Jon.

5 Bovord She is survived by her husband, Gail two daughters. Linda Harvey of German- friends. December 28, In Wash-Inaton, D.C Services will be School of Northern Kentucky University or the Cincinnati Art Museum. Elden A. Good Funeral Home In charge of arrangements SHINKLE B.J.

Meyer Sons 9:00 P.M. Jon. 3 RICE, Lorry J. day, 6-9 P.M. McGREW Velma R.

(nee Bowyer), wife of the late Harry McGrew, sis held at Spring Grove Mausoleum Chapel, Thursday, January 4, at 1 P.M. Rev. Clarence Wallace officiating. Intombment town, and Mary Roberts of Ashland a brother, Daniel Roosa of Westerville, Ohio; HOUK Frances, age 81, Fayetteville, OH, January 2, 1990. Continental Manor, Blanchester, OH.

Survived by husband Harold, dauahter Virolnia Kltev of Fay Elden A. Good ROUTT, D. Marc, I BY CHRISTINE WOLFF The Cincinnati Enquirer Helen E. Mitzel, 74, retired clerktrea-. surer of the Lakota Board of Education, died of cancer Saturday at her home in Hamilton.

Mrs. Mitzel worked for the Lakota board for 20 years, retiring in 1979 when 'the school system educated about 6,700 students with one superintendent and an assistant. The Lakota school district, in the growing West Chester area, now teaches more than 8,700 students with two super-; intendents and two assistants. During her tenure, Mrs. Mitzel handled all of the board's financial business, said former secretary, Marlene Casey.

"She was a very kind and caring person. Robert age 63 of Moores HM, IN, died Tuesday, January SHINKLE, Robert Sr. 2:00 P.M. Jon. 5 Filter and four grandchildren.

Sorina Grove Mausoleum, Please send donations to the 2, 1990. Funeral service 2 p.m. ter of Edith Hutchins, Clark Bowyer and the late Charles Bowyer, aunt of Edna Hodge, Marian Schwaery, Genevieve SR. LUCINA CONNELLY, American Cancer Society. Ar Friday at Filter Funeral Home, Aurora, IN.

Visitation Thursday The funeral will be 3 p.m. today at Rreitenbach. McCov-Leffler Funeral Home 7:00 P.M. Jan. 4 Gilligan SC.

rangements by Renfro Funeral Services mc. 5-8 M. etteville, son Harold Houk of Goshen, four sisters, Gertrude Walker of Cincinnati, Sarah Te-ner of Hlllsboro, Betty Hanenk-rat, Hiilsboro, Margene Castle, Hlllsboro, two brothers Raymond Runyon, Hlllsboro, STANIFER, John, Jr. 10:00 A.M. Jan.

4 John J. Rodel Co. in Middletown, with burial in Springhill Proud and Helen Morton. Saturday, December 30, 1989 at Hialeah, FL. Formerly of Sha-ronvllle.

(No Visitation) Grave DIMMITT CON- SR. LUCINA B.J. Meyer Sons STEELE, Catherine M. Jan. 5 Cemetery.

Madison Sanford beloved u. A Anna I rMmmiti NELLY, S.C. rwv cktor nf Mrs. Elizabeth side service at West Chester Cemetery Thursday, Jan. 4 at Memorials can be made to Hospice ot dear father of jane Dimmitt, frederick Cianclolo, also survived by STEPHENS, Greg nir I son of Madison 5.

Dimmni, Charles Runyon, FL, four grandchildren, four great-grandchildren. Mast of Christian Burial Friday, 10:30 A.M. St. Martin Church. Burial STERN, Betty E.

1 Jan. 4 Bolton Lunslord Ulc Miami vdacy, tjo um-ntjt 10:30 A.M. If desired, sympainy may be expressed by a memorial contribution to the charity of your choice. Vorhis Funeral brother of Charles Dimmitt. Graveside services Spring Grove Cemetery at the conve ton, Ohio, 45011.

Weil STOLLER, Nathan nieces ana nepnews. wonaoy, January 1, 1990. Visitation Thursday, January 4 at the Motherhouse, Mt. St. Joseph, OH.

from 4 P.M. until Mass of Christian Burial at 7 P.M. at the Motherhouse Chapel. Gilligan WAGNER, Corl W. 1 0:30 A M.

Jon. 4 Thomos Memorial nience of the family. If desired, memorials may be made to the Hospice of Cincinnati or Cancer Family Care. Craver-Hookom St. Martin Cemetery.

Visitation Thursday 6-8 P.M. at the Parish Hall of St. Martin Church. Prayers Thursday evening at the church. Davis-Turner Funeral Home serving the family.

Hodopp WEBER, Benjamin H. Funeral Home in charge ot ar- WESTPHALINGER, Moe 2:30 P.M. Jon. 4 Allison Rose Inc. Home serving tne tamny.

McINTOSH David, beloved son of Mac and Climia Mcintosh, brother of Virginia Horton, DeWItt, Gary and Larry Mcintosh. Friends may call in the Maham Funeral Family wins $1.2 million rangemems. serving the family. DOBERRER GrohelMt. Vernon, OH) WIDMAN.HelenA.

Gladys Marie (nee Ackels), 62, December 30, 1989. Preceded STANIFER John, beloved husband of Vada Stanifer, (nee Mace), devoted father of Diana Jones, dear stepfather of Doug Mace, beloved brother of MaWe How Home, Williamsburg, un, Wednesday 6-8 P.M. Funeral service Thursday at 10:30 A.M. WINSTEL, Gertrude 10:00 A.M. Jon.

4 Gilligon WOLFER, Joseph H. 1 1:00 A.M. Jan. 5 Gilligon-Sielke with $2 Ky. Lotto ticket In death by her husband Raymond A.

she Is survived by daughter Mrs. William (Rhon JAHNIGEN John 82. Funeral Thursday 10 A.M. Bovard, Versailles, IN. Calling Wednesday 6-8 P.M.

Bovard. Graveside services 1 P.M. Thursday, Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati. MITCHELL Laurence (Larry), beloved da) 5tover, oromers narora and Dale Ackels, grandchildren Kenneth Raymond Cesalie Death Notices Death Notices ard, Ftonnle Parks, Marie Hen-sley, Ruth Selvla and Mack Stanifer, dear grandfather of six grandchildren, 16 husband of the late Louise CamobeH Mitchell, dear uncle Father, son say they usually play each week WESTPIIALINGER Faye Stover end many nieces nephews. Member of North- JOHNSON STEPHENS Greg, loving son of MIHord of Mary Prescot Mitchell and Mrs.

Donald Bangert, also survived by several grand nieces. mmster Presbyterian cnurcn, great-grandchildren. Sunday, December 31, 1989. Resident of also Ladies Auxiliary, Browns Way, North College Hill. Memorial Services at Spring Grove Mrs.

Mae Spauldlng, beloved wife of Mr. Joseph Westphalin-ger, mother of Mrs. Joan Brewer, grandmother of Edward, Timothy and Phillip Brewer, sister of Mr. John Spauldlng. At her residence Stephens ana me late vewno Daugherty Stephens, dear brother of Gaila Prather and Lance Stephens, uncle of Ste Florence, beloved mother of Diana Adams, sister of Alice Cannon, Helena Adams and Clarence Adams, one brother-in-law, George P.

Cannon, two nieces, Joyce Collier, Carolyn Adams, one nephew, Sunday, December 31, 1989, Walnut Hills. Funeral services wit be Thursday 2 P.M. at the W. Mack Johnson Funeral Home, 1309 E. McMillan Walnut HiHs.

Memorials may be made to the Christ Hospital. Mausoleum, 4521 Spring Grove Ave, Saturday, 12 Noon. Friends may call from 11 A.M. til time of service. Hawthorne-Bowles Funeral Home In Charles Adams, four great-nieces, two grand-nephews, one aunt, Mrs.

Frannle Rush of charge of arrangements. Memorials to American Cancer ven, Scott, Chris and Jeremy Prather, and Diana and Debbie Stephens. Tuesday, January 2, 1990. Age 29. Visitation Wednesday at the Frederick Funeral Home, 2553 Banning Road at Pippin, from 6-9 P.M.

and Thursday 7-9 P.M. at the West-Murley Funeral Home, 101 Alberta Oneida, TN. Funeral service and burial, Friday, in Oneida, TN. Society. Newport, KY.

Age 68 years. Services Thursday, January 4, at 10 A.M. from the John J. Radel Funeral Home, 822 York Street, Newport, KY. Interment Floral Hills Cemetery, Taylor Mid, KY.

Friends may call Wednesday, from 5-9 P.M. at the funeral home. STEELE Catherine M. (nee Miller) (Kay), beloved wife of the late Ralph E. Steele, dear mother of Sandra Huss, Lou and Robert Steele, dear sister of Gertrude Kling, also survived by eight grandchildren.

Monday, January 1, 1990. Visitation B.J. Meyer Sons (Overlook) Funeral Lakeside Park, KY, Tuesday, January 2, 1990. Age 84 years. Memorial service 2:30 P.M.

Thursday, January 4 at the Aid-son Rose Funeral Home, Robblns St. Madison Covington, KY. No visitation. Memorials may be made to the First Church of Christ Scientist, 3035 Erie Cincinnati, OH 45208. ECKENFELS Henry A beloved husband of Betty (nee Marks) Eckenfels, Jamaica, NY, one uncle Clarence Brooks, host of other relatives and friends.

December 31, 1989. Friends may can Thursday, from 6 until time of service at 7 P.M. at the Jamison and Jamison Funeral Home, 437 Hopkins Street. Rev. 0.

B. Yates, officiating. Interment Union Baptist Cemetery. MITZEL Mrs. Helen 74 of Hamilton, passed away Saturday at her residence, retired In 1979 as ClerkTreasurer for the Lakota Board of Education, 65 year member of Bethany Methodist Church, survived by her husband Gail L.

Mitzel, two daughters Linda Harvey of German-town, Mary Roberts of Ashland, KY, four grandchildren, a brother Daniel Roosa of devoted father ot Henry a. jr. and Paul Eckenfels, Jan Zin-necker and Nancy Krieg, grandfather of three, dear brother of Robert, Herman and IWorkt War I Vet World War 8 Vet WIDMAN Helen A age 92, died December 25, 1989 In Country Club Retirement Center, Mt. Ver Korean veteran Vietnam Veteran Armed Forces Joseph Eckenfels and Ann Schulti, Alice Wrrter and Judy Klypchak. Monday, January 1, 1990.

Resident of Kenwood. Visitation at the Witt, Good Kelsch Funeral Home, 3026 Westerville, OH. Funeral services Wednesday, 11 A.M. Brel-tenbach-McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home, Rev. Bill Bowdle.

Home (next to St. Teresa), 4841 Glenway Ave. on Thursday P.M. Mass of Christian Burial on Friday 10:30 A.M. St.

Teresa Avila Church. STERN non, OH, where she had resided. Surviving is one sister Mary Edna Laker of Mt. Vernon, one 20 Announcements nephew Thomas Laker, Mt. Madison Rd at Oakley Square, Wednesday from e-9 P.M.

Services Thursday 10 A.M. at the Lutheran Church of our Redeemer, 6969 Montgomery Rd, KAUFFMAN Henrietta (nee Wessels), beloved wife of the late Theodore Kauffman, dear sister of George M. Wessels and Mrs. Bradford J. (Marge) Sullivan, dear aunt of Hazel Keith, Lawrence Wessels and Linda Dl Tomaso.

Tuesday, January 2, 1990. No visitation. Mass of Christian Burial at Holy Angels Church, Friday, January 5 at 1 1 A.M. If desired, memorials may be made to Hospice of Cincinnati, 2710 Reading Vernon, four nieces Mrs. Homer (L'Jean) Bauer, Mrs.

David (Betty) Lee, Mrs. Harry (Pat) Franckhauser all of Cin- DALBERT-W00DRUFF FUNERAL HOME 922 1010 Betty daughter of the late John and Ada Stern. Monday, January 1, 1990. Age 69 years. Funeral service Thursday at 11 A.M.

at Bolton Lunsford Funeral Home, 3042 Harrison Visitation Tuesday 5-8 P.M. Donations to Hospice of Miami Valley, 235 Buckeye Hamilton. Burial at Spring Hill Ceme-tery. MORAN William beloved husband of Catherine Hammer Moran, devoted father of Kathy Proffltt and Daniel J. Moran, grandfa 2880 tsouainoi ar uueen uiy cinnat Mrs.

Robert Collins, i-l, Newark couple are $10 million Lotto winner THE ASSOCIATED PRESS CLEVELAND The Licking County couple who Tuesday claimed the $10 million jackpot in Saturday night's drawing of the Ohio Lottery's Super Lotto game said they had been ready to abandon the numbers they had played for years. The Newark couple, Jerry E. Terrill, 42, and his wife, JoAnn, 43, bought the only winning ticket for the drawing and claimed the prize at the lottery office in Columbus, said lottery spokeswoman Anne Bloomberg, in Cleveland. Terrill is a machine operator for American National Can Co. in Mount Vernon, about 30 miles north of Newark, Bloomberg said.

JoAnn Terrill is a housewife. Asked if he would keep his job, Terrill responded, "What would you do if you won $10 million?" Terrill said he and his wife had been playing the winning numbers of 16, 18, 24, 32, 36, and 38 for several years and had picked them by taping the Lotto game numbers 1 through 44 on pennies and drawing six pennies from a plastic bowl. Silverton. Memorials may oe made to Valparaiso University, Valparaiso Indiana or to the preceded in death by her husband Carl A. Widman, January 19, 1966, two brothers Ray and A C.

DOBBLING SON Lutheran Church. EDDINS Earl Thompson, two sisters FT. THOMAS BELLEVUE Westwood. Visitation Thursday from 10-11 A.M. STOLLER Nellie Thompson and Oris Cor 441-I7JO nxiu 45206.

Gilligan Funeral Home tes. Private burial will be held in Greendale Cemetery, Law ther of seven. Monday, January 1, 1990. Residence Ft. Lauderdale, FL.

Formerly of Milford. Services, Evans Fu Charles devoted husband of Catherine Louise Eddins (nee Nix), beloved father of Daphine Bowman of Marietta, GA and Nathan, 81, beloved husband of Minna Lenkoff Stoller, devoted renceburg, IN. father of Arnold and Stephanie Hall and Jordan FUNERAL CHAPELS 761-8881 863-2907 BY ROBERT M. ELKINS The Cincinnati Enquirer A Campbell County father and son who often buy lottery tickets together claimed a $1.25 million prize Tuesday won with a $2 ticket purchased for the Dec. 3 Lotto Kentucky game.

Curtis Cook, 73, of Fort Thomas, a retired General Electric inspector, and his Ken, 39, of Southgate, an employee of the state Cabinet for Human Resources in Newport, set up a trust agreement for the payment, said Vicki Dennis, lottery communications director. After federal and state taxes about 24 the trust will receive about $950,000, or $47,500 a year for 20 years, she said. Ken Cook said he and his father had not made definite plans for the money "except -to go on vacation Other than that, we 'don't have any big plans. We'llprobably 'just let it grow for a year or so." Curtis Cook told lottery officials that he and his wife, Delores, would use some of the money to visit her brother in Florida. Ken Cook said he and his wife, Theresa, a medical receptionist for two doctors, might retire sooner than they had planned.

jackpot $2.5 million The prize is half the total $2.5 million -jackpot for the drawing. "We don't know who the other winner "-is," Dennis said. The holder of the other winning ticket has 365 days to claim the other half of the prize. The Cooks' $2 ticket gave them three picks, made with the help of the Quick-Pick computer at the Kwik Shoppe in Highland The third pick was one of the two winners, Dennis said. "My dad always buys the tickets, and he doesn't show them to me," Ken Cook said.

"We've bought Ohio Lottery tickets ever "since it started, and Kentucky since it started. We just buy a dollar or two each He said his father bought the $2 winning ticket on Dec. 2. "He called me on the WINSTEL neral Home, Milford, Friday, January 5 at 10 A.M. Visitation Thursday 6 to 8 P.M.

OAKS Helen B. (nee Blome), devoted Stoller, also survived by two grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Memorial services were held at the convenience of the family. Memorial contributions fo the Ameri serving the family. KLUSMAN Lillian beloved wife of the late William Klusman, devoted mother of Kathleen Runge, William and Thomas Klusman, dear sister of Ina Cleo Macht, Ella Davis, Kathleen Kennedy, Chester, Paul, and Ray Cummins, also survived by three grandchildren.

Founded the Cincinnati Kidney Foundation in Gertrude (nee Rohs), beloved wife of Frank E. Winstel, devoted mother of Joan Weiden-bruch, Frank Robert R. and Muehlenkamp-Erschell 261-8093 Newport, Ft. Thomas, Dayton Thomas A. Winstel, also sur vived by 16 grandchildren and mother of Gerald L.

Oakv grandmother of Ken, Karen and Jeff Oaks, sister of Marcella Brandstetter and Charles Blome. January 1, 1990. Mass of Christian Burial St. Saviour the late Charles D. Eddins dear brother of Barbara Label-la of Katona, NY, also survived by three grandchildren, four great-grandchildren and a niece Sue Carolyn Delph of Hebron, KY.

Sunday, December 31, 1989. Resident of Westwood. Age 81 years. Funeral services Thursday, January 4, 12 Noon at the John J. Radel Funeral Home, 650 Neeb Rd Delhi Township.

Friends may call Thursday 10 A.M. until time of service. Interment Arlington Memorial Gardens. Memorial contributions If so desired, to the American Cancer Society. can Diabetes Association or charity of one's choice would be appreciated.

WAGNER Carl beloved husband of seven great-grandchildren. Saturday. December 30, 1989. Vis NURRE BROS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 241-6929 itation at the Gilligan Funeral Home, Montgomery at Gal- braith, Wednesday, 5-8 P.M.

Mass of Christian Burial at St. Church, Rossmoyne, Friday, January 5 at 11 A.M. Friends may cafi at the church Friday 10:15 A.M. to II A.M. T.P.

1964. Formerly of Hyde Park. January 1, 1990. Funeral service 10:30 A.M. Thursday at the Vlelhauer-Clepper Funeral Home, 2961 Madison Rd.

at Oakley Sq. Contributions may be made to Columbian Chapter 339 O.E.S. or Cincinnati Kidney SCHMIDT-DHONAU READING SHARONVILLE 948-1113 948-1113 John Fisher Church, Newtown Thursday at 10 A.M. Memorials may be made to St. Rita's School for the Deaf or the Grace Wagner (nee Montag), also survived by four brothers-in-law, three sisters-ln-law.

January 2, 1990. No visitation. Funeral services Thursday, January 4, 10:30 A.M. at Spring Grove Mausoleum Chapel. Thomas Memorial in charge of arrangements.

White Sons Funeral Home serving the family. Memorials to Hospice of Cincinnati. Ricky King Foundation, co Children's Hospital, Elland Be- thesda Aves, 45229. PAUL Joseph M. husband of the late Lucille Brown Paul, devoted father of Joseph M.

Paul TUFTS SCHILDMEYER Loveland 683-2430 Blanchester 783-2458 WEBER Benlamln beloved husband of Bernlce Weber (nee Whitak-er). dear father of Sandy WOLFER Foundation. KNIGHT Helen, beloved mother of Mel-da Knight, also survived by one grandson Gregory Knight, one brother Oliver Thomas, also survived by cousins and other relatives and friends. December 31, 1989. Friends may call Thursday, from 6 until time of services 6:30 P.M.

at the St. Joseoh beloved husband of Providence (Betty) Mercurio Wolfer, dear father of Barbara third (of December) and said he had some father-in-law of Mary r. Pam, dear grandfather of Maureen A. Griffin, Kathryn M. Greln, Gregory J.

and Matthew J. Paul, also survived by five great-grandchildren. Sunday, December 31, 1989. Age 92. 35 Florists Smith, Randy and Ben Weber, grandfather of Debbie Herrm-nn.

Pam Rosenthal and Amy Wolfer, brother of Irene Cahii, Verena Paff, Patricia Meyer, ELLENBERGER Madeleine (Cissy), beloved wife of Vernon H. Ellenberger, devoted mother of Madeleine Mlchell Stephan, Andrea M. McAuliffe and SuiAnne Ellenberger, Frederick Charles Ellenberger, dear sister of Marie Mlchell and loving grandmother of Padraic, Ian and Luke McAuliffe. Saturday, December 31, 1989. Greenhills.

Friends may call at the Anderson Funeral Home, 8611 Wlnton Rd, Flnneytown, Wednesday 6-9 P.M. Funeral mass will be Thursday 11 A.M. at the Our Lady of the Rosary Church. Memorials may be made to Our Lady of the Rosary Church. news," Ken Cook said.

"I wasn't sure what news he was talking about, because my mother had been sick. Then he said 'I got Clemens, Sylvester and the late 'The florist Cvrll Wolfer and Loretta wit- Sim M65 terstaetter. Monday, January Flowers 1 ol beauty 4 I I beauty A all six numbers in the Kentucky lottery. 1, 1990. Visitation at the GiHt- Visitation at the Frederick Funeral Home, 2553 Banning Rd.

at Pippin, Thursday from A.M. followed by Mass of Christian Burial at St. James Church, White Oak at 11 A.M. distinction Weber, also three great-grano-chlldren, dear brother of Anna Mae Hoffman. Tuesday, January 2, 1990.

Age 67 years. No visitation. Private service at the convenience of the family. Retired from the T.F. Dunlap Trucking Co.

Hodapp Funeral Home, Carthage serving the family. gan-Siefke Funeral Home, 3671 Warsaw Friday from 9 Joseph Catholic Church, Linn and Ezzard Charles Drive. Interment St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery. The family requests that memorials be made to the American Cancer Society.

Jamison and Jamison In charge of arrangements. 961-6622 City Wide. 7 Day DrlhKfy A.M. until Mass of Christian The largest single winning pot in the Kentucky lottery $2.5 million was claimed last Wednesday by Scott Stephens, Burial at St. William Church, Memorials may be made to the Sisters of St.

Francis, Oldenburg, IN. Friday at 11 A.M. 22, of Russell Springs, near Somerset. New reflectors may boost rail crossing safety 4 II 'Li. 4V CL- Woman reports two men assaulted her, ignited house must have their headlights on at all State news front of a Conrail freight train.

She and her two sons were killed. According to the Federal Railroad Administration, about 107,000 of the nation's 181,000 public grade crossings have cross-buck devices. Ohio has 8,670 public crossings; 5,145 are marked with only crossbucks. Upgrading or replacing all crossbuck signs in the nation could cost $60 million to $80 million, said Paul Oakley, coordinator for Operation Lifesaver, a non-profit group trying to cut down on grade-crossing accidents. treated at a hospital for cuts she received after diving through a window.

May said the woman alleged that two men wearing ski masks broke into her house, assaulted her and set fire to the house with gasoline. He said that gasoline cans found at the scene came from the house and that officers have yet to confirm that a sexual assault occurred. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DAYTON, Ohio A woman told police she was sexually assaulted Tuesday by two masked men who later set her house on fire. Huber Heights police Det. Rick May said officers received a 911 emergency call at about 7:30 a.m.

from the woman, whose house was engulfed in flames when they arrived. May said the woman was THE ASSOCIATED PRESS TOLEDO, Ohio A Conrail labor-management group has developed a railroad crossing sign that could reduce the number of car-train accidents, officials say. The sign includes the basic crossbuck, resembling an used by railroads since 1884. New, however, are reflective panels 'mounted at motorists' eye level, about 3 feet below the crossbuck. Conrail managers and six rail-', road labor unions have been work-; ing on the project since 1987, said Martin Joyce, chairman of United times, Joyce said.

The project has produced several prototype signs that have been installed at a Conrail train yard west of Columbus. None has been installed on public roads. "Our objective is to propel this effort into national prominence by bringing it to the attention of the U.S. Department of Transportation," Joyce said. Work on the experimental sign began after a 1987 crossing accident in Crawford County, when an off-duty school bus driver drove in Transportation Union Local 50.

The committee has developed a sign they hope can be erected at more than 100,000 grade crossings across the nation, changing a sign that has been basically the same for more than a century. Because of the angle and location of the panels, the signs are supposed to reflect light from an approaching locomotive into a motorist's eyes. It would be effective in daytime because locomotives.