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THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Thursday September 6, 1979 LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES Dourney's int. Sourness IEnii ilourneg'a Snb ilournni's IEnii WOOD ifltmerals For more complete information and address of the funeral director refer to individual obituary below. States Could Get Car Woes To Solve Ann Owens, beloved wife of the late Charles Estes Wood. Formerly of Pleasant Ridge. Died August 30, 1979, In New Hampshire.

vived by dear son John, four 4 grandchildren and cherisfiedr' daughter -inlaw, Joan. Cremation in New Hampshire. Interment, Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati, Ohio. Service at the i ience of the family. It is requested remembrances be directed to'lhe Kidney Foundation, 35 E.

7th 45202 GRAVE MARKERS i'WtC MONUMENTS SEARS, ROEBUCK I Phone 872-7463 1 I -J i CWorld War I Vet World War II Vet Korean Veteran Vietnam Veteran Armed Forces jJ Spanish-Amer. War Vet MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES 1, AMERICAN-1'2 Drice couDOfi la) S4S. or 2 for S80. Will deliver. Ml-2097 after 5, AUTO INSURANCE A Low Cost High Risk Insurance fi.

Jerry Miko Ins. Agency Tri-County Area-77 1-8082 uncy Lowesi Kare5 BANQUETS! PARTIES! PROMOS' 0SKAR THE CLOWN Bafloons Puppets Magic Cartoons Can 542-5722 For Free Brochure BEE GEES Good seats available. 14-864-8015. BEE GEES i UK TIME UTt FBHERJU. MOMI BMHMAN, MatHda lO 00 A.M.

Sept.) hienxi BUI Fteda Dunn 10 30 A H. Sept 8 Bailer Sahwj BAUGH. Augusta frOOP H. Sep) 6 JosJ Gart BEATTY. Imne Bell 9:00 A.M.

Sept. 8 tentro BlOOMHUtT. M. 1 1 00 AM I. White Sons BOBCHEBS.

FR. Clemen) 1 1 00 A Sept Schmtdt-Dhonau BOVABD. Harir M. 10:30 AM. Sep).) Dalbert WoodfuH BBQYLES.

Datiog. 1:30 P.M. Sept. 7 Vorhts DALE. DorotrrfS.

2MP Sept. 7 Mack Johnson DOUt, Phillip 11:00 AM. SepU Frederick DONAHUE. William 7 30 P.M. Sept.

7 Nurre Bros. DOyaMaudieL 10 30 AM. Sept 7 Iredwai DUBA lawtence W. II JO A.M. Sept.

6 B.J. Meter tXJFf NEIi. Mary Genengre 10:00 A.M. Sep) 8 Schmidl-Dhowu GIBSON, Anna Marie 9 30 A Sept. 7 Allison i Hose HAMItlON.

Frank 10 00 AM Sept. 8 McKeniie HEARD. Essie Mae 10 00 A Sept. 8 Jos. H.

Garr HEIDKAMP. Edward F. 10 00 A Sep). 7 Nurre Bros. HEIN.

Bernard 11:15 A.M. Sept. 7 Hodapp HOBSLEY. Mrrtle Toles 10:00 A.M. SepU Noakes JOHNSTON.

taciie Thomson Mclaughlin 10:00 A.M. Sept. 8 Elden A. Good Mi, Thomas J. LANDWEHt, EDon II JO AM.

Sept. 7 Tufts lOHGANO. Frank A. 11:00 A.M. Sept 8 Gilligan MANNING.

Naomi Koppenhoeler 2:00 P.M. Sept. 6 Elden A. Good McCLANAHAN, Ira teMotne I JO P.M. Sept.

6 Vorhis McGRALE, ClrHotd 10:00 AM. Sept 1 Hodapp MEINERS. Pawl E. 9:30 AH. Sept.

7 tebotd MIDOLETOW. Kick 200PM Sept. 7 EC. Nurre ODOHJamesl. II JO AM.

Sept. 7 Jos. 8. Garr PODESTA, Hilda W. Balph Meer POSTVAL Bobert A.

7 JO P.M. Sept. 7 BOOGEBS. Arthur W. 8:00 P.M.

Sept 6 Harry Meyer Geiser SCHEP.Z, Mina 8. 10:00 AM, Sep) 7 Gump-HoD SCHOTTELKOnt, Joseph 9 JO AM, Sept. 6 Imwalle Memorial STONE, hel A. 10:00 A.M. Sept.

7 Craver-Hookom TATE, Velma 1 1 00 A.M. Sept.) Hodapp VOSS. Elizabeth 7 JO P.M. Sept. 19 Geo.

H. Bohde Sons WALTEB. Eouis A. 10 JO A M. SepU Hodapp WALTERS, Marcus D.

2 JO P.M. Sept.) Thomas Memorial WEISS, Jacqueline 10:00 A.M. Sep). 8 Vorhis WOOD, Ann Owens Uourney'B iEnii Journey's iEnb Will buy 2-4 tickets. Must be in 5th row, main floor center.

CaR 79J- 5744 after 6 pm CARIBBEAN CRUISE-For 2, Inclu ing round trip air fare from OncwiatJ to Miami. Leave Oct 73, 6 day 7" nights. 3 ports of caH-San Juan, ih Thomas St. Martin. Price 11200.

874-4000. CEMETERY LOTS-(2) include. VI, volts and 2 markers. Asking $1500. For more details 896-1123 after 6 COUPONS-American Airlines.

50H 'j discount. $50. 421-2666, 921-5881 after DISC JOCKEY-Plannlng party Or i reception? I have all necessary equin-, -men). Office hours 9-4. Call 341-0763 DRINKING 1 Creates problems.

It doesn't solve them. If you need help; call the CAREUNIt Program at St. Francis Hospital 513-244-5292. FOOTBALL Tickets avail, for vs Maryland game on Sat. 929'79.

331-3961 for info. FREE PREGNANCY TEST AND HELP Call BIRTHRIGHT 241-5433 HOUSESITTING Mature ble couple, members of Cintl Syirv Dhonv Orchestra win housesit vouf home while you're away. Ref. 1 1 i-wae, p.m.-v p.m. MOOSE HUNTERS A Few Flv-in Locations Left.

S195: Contact Jim Fenlon, Box 58, wawa, Ontario, Canada. 2521 after 10pm. REST HAVEN BURIAL LOTSr5? choice lots in block section 32, w. water fountain. Underpriced at Owner'srep 231-3S62.

RfDER-Wanted To Los Anoelev 1 Share expense 8. driving. Must have valid drivers license rets. Leaving Sept 14, call after or SalSun U41 Selling 50 per cent of beauty shop. Tina's Pagoda located Cinti-Dayton Rd on Roseveit Blvd.

CaH at 422-2289 between 9am-6pm, 424-7408 between pm-vpm. SEND-A-S0NG WASHINGTON (AP) Consumers may turn to state governments to protect them against automobile defects if Congress does not do it, the head of a consumer group concerned with car problems said Wednesday. Clarence Ditlow, executive director of the Center for Auto Safety, said a bill drafted for introduction In the Kentucky legislature is an effective way of providing car owners with protection against "lemons." Ditlow made the remarks in Louisville, and the consumer group released his text in Washington. He said attempts in Washington to legislate effective protection against lemons has been disappointing. "If the U.S.

Congress will not help consumers, then it's up to the Individual states like Kentucky," Ditlow said. "The proposed bill puts defective toasters and cars on an equal footing. The consumer may return either one for refund or replacement," he said. "BY LIMITING the manufacturer to three times to correct a repairable defect or 20 days total at the shop, Kentucky resolves once and for all how many tries a consumer must give the manufacturer to fix a car. It will eliminate the horror stories of 30 trips to the dealer or a car that spends more time in the shop than in consumer use during the first year of operation," Ditlow told the Kentucky Consumers' Advisory Council.

Ditlow said his consumer group receives an increasing number of complaints from dissatisfied car owners. CITING A complaint sent to consumer advocate Ralph Nader, who helped found Center for Auto Safety, Ditlow told of the owner of a 1977 Cadillac Seville. The owner, identified as Carl Baum of Brooklyn, N.Y., took the car back to his dealer six times to have a window repaired. "My last conversation with them (the dealership) consisted of them trying to sell me a new car in place of attempting to fix the window on my present car," Baum said in a letter quoted by Ditlow. He said consumer complaints reaching the Center for Auto Safety now reach about 15.000 per year.

"Based on the center's 10 years of experience, automotive problems have clearly reached a national crisis stage, affecting all levels of economic groups, in terms of their health, safety and pocketbook," he said. Widow Files Cremation Suit NORRISTOWN, Pa. (AP)-A widow who says her husband had all his own teeth when he died filed suit Wednesday against the funeral home that cremated him. She claims that when she asked for his remains, she got ashes mixed with 29 false teeth. Jeanne Smith filed the suit in Montgomery County Court, charging that the Chelten Hills Cemetery, Crematory and Mausoleum "failed to maintain the integrity" of her husband Wesley's body.

Also named in the suit is Edward Mon-tayne, a Montgomery County funeral director. The suit asks the court to order the defendants to establish what happened to Smith's remains and to return them to Mrs. Smith for burial. It also seeks the $430 she paid for the cremation, plus damages for "mental distress and anguish." Smith, a pipefitter for the Ford Motor died of cancer at the age of 46. His remains were cremated March 6, 1978, and Mrs.

Smith said she picked them up in a plastic bag and cardboard carton two days later, along with a certificate that said the remains were those of Wesley J. Smith. Body Identified, Burden Ends BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) Mary Mur-dock says word that her son's frozen body was identified in Cuba, where it has been since the Bay of Pigs invasion, lifted an 18-year-old burden from her family. "There were times that I thought we would never get him back, even recently," said Mrs.

Murdock, mother of Thomas Wil-lard Ray, a 30-year-old pilot who crash-landed his plane in 1961 near Fidel Castro's field headquarters, about 20 miles from the bay on Cuba's southern shore. "You just don't know what kind of burden this has lifted off me, off a lot of us," she said Wednesday, after being told by the State Department that her son's body had been identified by fingerprints. Ray is Mrs. Murdock's child by a previous marriage. Janet Weininger, now the wife of an Air Force fighter pilot stationed in West Germany, said she was six when her father crashed in Cuba, and for years has been trying to get information on what happened to him.

Grandparents day, any day. 8y Courier In Top hat. Tails, M'aklor" 1. ringing Messengers, 831-4555. STONEHENGE Music for weddings and club dates 385-6939 after 6pm.

SUNDAY NEW YORK TIMES 1 Delivered on Sunday. 861-9191. a friend to Jaft to? Call 631-0! day or night. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE The Ohio RaR Transportation Authority (ORTA) Is hereby offering the opportunity for public comment, and or pubic hearing concerning any aspect of rail rehabilitation or capital Improvement projects for the fotowing rail lines: END-POINT OTIESPROJECT Mount Vernon to Howard (Conrad) -Track rehabWtatton Napolean to Wauseon (DTW) Construct new rail connection Vulcan to Silica; near Toledo (TAIW)-Cofistruct new rail connection Akron to Barberton Track rehabilitation Mechanlcsburg to Springfield (ConraH)-Tradt rehabilitation Mason to Hageman (Conrefl) Track rehabHItation These protects are eigne for Federal assistance under "The Local RaH Service Act of 197T. The Federal share of the project cost is 80 percent.

The operating railroad wll provide the other 20 percent. ORTA Is acting In con- puncnon wim me t-eoerai Kaaroao Administration (FRA) to administrate the planning and future Implementation of these protect. The purpose of all of the protects is to upgrade ralfacM-ties so that the railroads can operate more efficiently over these lines. More efficient operation wM help to prevent the abandonment of the ftnes or wl provide other significant puwc benettn. order for any protect to receive Federal funtftng, the benefits to the pubic must exceed protect costs.

to register any comments on any of the six protects or to obtain relevant Information, telephone Mr. Louis Jannazo, or Mr. Jerry Fischer at 6 14-466-58 16, or write: Ohio Ral Transportation Authority co JannazoFlscher State Office Tower 30 East Broad Street Columbus, Ohio 43215 All comments must be received by October 12, 1979. 151507 LEGAL NOTICI ADVERTISEMENT FOR BOS Sealed proposals wH be received by St. FrancisSt.

George Hospital, Attention: Mr. Klffmeyer, 3131 Queen City Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio 45231 until 3:00 P.M. Cincinnati Time on September 27, 1979 for Miscellaneous Metals Work and wH be pubttcty opened and read Immediately thereafter In the Protecf Office Conference Room, 3129 Queen City Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio for furnishing the material and performing the labor for the Miscellaneous Metals Work, Bid Package No. 14, for St. Fr ends St.

George Hospital, 3131 Queen City Avenue, Cincinnati, Onto, In accordance with drawings and specifications and other Con tract Documents, Including all addenda Issued prior to bid date as prepared by The Architects Cotaboratlve, 46 Brattle Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts. The project consists of a 5-story, 240 bed hospital with associated sitework. The buRdtng area Is approximately 776,000 t. The Mis-ceianeous Metals Work consists essenflaty of Miscelaneous iron, structural steel Items, steel kXsfs and metal roof deck. The Contract Documents wl be available during normal working hours for examination at the offices of: Turner Construction Company 51 1 Walnut Street, 7th Floor Cincinnati, Ohio 45202 Aled Constr Kflon Industries 1010 Yale Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio 4520a F.

W. Oodge Corporation 2528 Kemper Lane Cincinnati, Ohto 45202 Sets or partial sets of Contract Documents reoured try bidders or by Subcontractors or by material suppler may be ooiamca dir petty from Trl F. R. Repro duction A. supply Lompany, san- Vi Cheviot Road, Cincinnati, onto 45239, (513) 7414203 at the cost of reproduction plus mating and or deaverv charaes.

Four originals of each Proposal must be submitted on the pre scribed form with al Blank spaces for Proposal prices fUed In, In Ink or typewritten. They must con tain me ful name of each person or croup interested in the same and must be accompanied by a Bid Guarantee of 5 of the maximum amount of the Proposal which Includes al ADO alternates. It may be a Bid Bond on the form Included In the Contract Docu ments, or certified check drawn on a solvent bank In the State of Ohio made payable to St. Francis St. George Hospital, Inc.

as a guarantee that a bidder wl not with draw Ns Proposal for a period of sixty (0) days after the sched uled dosing, time tor receipt of Proposals, and that during this period, it the Proposal is accept ed, the bidder wm enter into me Trade Agreement for the Work covered wltnin ig days tner after. the bidder to whom the Trade Agreement is awarded refuses or neglects to execute It or fans to furnish the required bonds and Insurance, me amount of ins Bid Guarantee shaf be forfeited and shal be retained by St. FrandsSt. George Hospital, as Iquldated damages and not as a penalty. By submitting a Proposal a bidder agrees that said sum Is a fair estimate of the amount of damages If a bidder refuses or neglects to enter into the Trade Agreement and furnish the required bond and insurance.

Upon award of a Contract, the successful bidder shall be requir ed to provide contract security In the amount of one hundred percent (100) of the amount of Contract Sum. Such contract curity shall be on the forms of Performance Bond and Labor and Material Payment Bond included me contract uocumenis. Al Proposals shal be executed conformity with the Ohio Revised Code. St. FranclsSt.

George Hospital, Inc. reserves the right to review any and al Proposals and to waive Informalities in any Proposal, or reject any or all Propose s. In whole or part. should it be deemed Its best Interest to do so. Four duplicate originals of each Proposal shal be submitted in a sealed envelope bearing on the outside the name and address or the bidder, designated as Propos al for Miscelaneous Metals Pack' age No.

14, St. FrandsSt. George Hospital, Attention: Mr. W. Klff- mever, 3131 Queen city Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio 45231.

forwarded by mail, the sealed envelope containing the Proposal must be enclosed in another envelope addressed as specified In Form of Proposal. ST. FRANCISST. GEORGE HOSPITAL. IMC WHIam J.

Klffmeyer 1515QI LEGAL NOTICI Sealed Proposals wW be received bv the atv of Montgomery, Ohio, at 10101 Montgomery Road, In said ury unn i. ctocx noon on Friday, September 14, l7, tor the "traffic Signal Instalatton at Montgomery Road and waller Road," In the City of Montgom ery, Ohio, as shown on the Plans and set forth hi the Specifications now on file and available to bidders tor Inspection at the City Hal, the Oty of Montgomery, Ohio. The Contractor shal furnish a Bid Bond in an amount to ten percent 10) of the total amount of the bid as a guaranty that if said bid Is accepted a contract wis De entered into and Its performance se cured and the successful bidder wM be required to furnish a Per formance Bond In the amount of 100 of the Bid, said Performance Bond to be issued by a Surety Company or Corporation Hcensed In the State of Ohio to provl- iH-irety. The City of Montgomery re serves me rignt to reieci any ono all bids. Cost of Proposals and Plans wM be $10 00 per set and Is non-re fundable or returnable.

Leo Krapp, Service Director 151463 Try Enquirer Classified to Buy or Soli Call 421-6300 LEGAL NOTICE ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIOS Sealed Proposals, In duplicate. wW be received on behaH of the City of Reeding, by Elmer Morris, Director of Public Service, Reading City Building, Pike Market Streets, Reading, Ohio 45215, until vi Noon eastern Mandara time on October 5, 1979; and. thereafter all Proposals will be opened and publicly read aloud for furnishing the materials and performing the labor for the execu-tion and construction of: READING HILLTOP I FIRE STATION COLUMBIA ROAD READING, HAMILTON COUNTY, OHIO 45215 All Proposals shall be In ac cordance with Plans and Specifications as prepared by Sullivan, Bode, Runck Associ ates, Inc. Architecture Planning, 9400 Reading Road Reading, Cirv Separate Sealed Bids are being taken for the prime contractor on the Branches of General Construction, Plumbina Work, Heat ing, Ventilating and Electrical work. Bid Documents are on We and may be viewed at the office of the Architect and at the Plan Rooms of the F.

W. Dodge 2528 Kemper Lane and Ailed Construction Industries, 1010 Yale Street, Cincinnati, Ohio, and to subscribers of the DodgeScan Microfilm Service. Copies of Plans, Specifications and Proposal Forms, together with any further information desired, may be secured from the office of SuNvan, Bode, Runck Associates 9400 Reading Road, P.O. Box 15740, Cincinnati, Reading, Ohio 45215, upon a deposit of a check or currency In the amount of Twenty-Five Dollars (25.00) per set, payable to SuMvan, Bode, Runck Associates inc. Upon receipt of a request, accompanied by a deposit as named above the Architect's of fice wW forward one (1) or more sets of Bidding Documents as named in the proceeding paragraph.

Bids snai oe suommea oupw- cate on the forms furnished with each set of Bid Documents or on a typewritten copy of that form. Each bid shad be accompanied by a Bid Bond, Certified Check, or Cashiers Check in the amount of at least ten percent 10) of the gross Bid, with the understantflng that it shall guarantee that the Bidder shal not withdraw Ms Bid tor a period of thirty (30) days after the scheduled dosing time for receipt of Bids; that it Bid is accepted. Bidder will enter into formal contract with the Owner, and that the required Performance Bond wit be given. The Bond or check of all unsuccessful Bidders will be returned when Con tract and Bond have been executed. Checks andor Bonds, shal be made payable to Oty of Reading.

me Bidders to wnom a eon- tract is awarded shall execute and deiver to the Owner within ten 10) days after the award and before signing of the Contract, a corporate Surety Bond In a penal sum equal to at least 100 of me Contract Sum, and the cost of such Bond shal be paid for by the Bidder. The City of Reading, Reading, Ohio 45215, reserves the riant to reed any or al Bids, or to accept the Bid which embraces sucn combination of Alternate Propos als as may promote the best interest of the Owner. Attention of Bidders Is parttcu-larty cafted to requirements as to regulations governing minimum wage rates and labor standards, equal employment opportunity in connection with the Contract. Attention of Bidders is further called to the requirements and conditions contained In the Bid Documents under the heading instructions to (Signed) Elmer Morris Director of Pubic Service Oty of ReadkKLOhio 15141 PUILIC HEARING Cos No. 7-79 Syn The Ctttseas State tomk Notice is hereby given that a pubHc hearing wU be held by the Rural Zoning Commission at the Symmes Township Administra tion Bunoing located at vsu union Cemetery Road in Hamilton County, Ohio, on the 25th day of September, 1979, at 7:30 P.M., for the purpose of considering an amend ment to the zoning plans of Section 25 of Symmes Township.

LOCATION OF SUBJECT PROPERTY: Approximately 3.2 acres having approximately 260 reet fronting on the easterly side of Montgomery Road at the war' ren County One. OWNER OF RECORD OF SUBJECT PROPERTY: The Citi zens State Bank. NATURE OF PROPOSED AMENDMENT: The above described property Is included in a proposal to reclassify the lone district from Residence to Office. The Residence District permits single family dweKngs and other allied and accessory uses. Building heights are restrict-ed to 35 feet and residential struc tures must provide front, side and rear yards of 50, 15 and 35 feet respectively on a lot having a minimum wktth of 100 feet and a minimum area of 20,000 square teet.

The Office District per mits single and multiple family dwellings, hospitals, clinics, pri vate schools, fraternities, sororities, lodges, hotels, motels, funeral homes, radio and T.V. broadcasting stations, banks and office buildings devoted exclusive ly to professional services Restaurants and pharmacies are permitted only as accessory serv ices subordinate and Incident to principal uses, and only when conducted and entered from within the principal building. Building heights are restricted to three stories or 45 reet, ana residential structures must provide a front yard of 30 feet, side and rear yards of 5 and 30 feet respectively for stories; side and rear yards of io and 40 feet respec tively for 3 stories. A lot for single family dwellings must contain 5,000 square feet and square feet for each unit of a multiple dweWng with each having a mini mum lot width of 50 teet. This matter will receive fur ther determination by the Board of County Commissioners at a future date, due notice of which wll be given.

Application for the requested change as applied for by Charles H. Doan (attorney for owners), 1001 Second National Bank Building, Cincinnati, Ohio 45202, may be examined at the office of the Rural Zoning Commission, Room 405, Temple Bar Building, 138 East Court Street, Cincinnati, Ohio 45202, during normal business nours. Boris Berger, Chairman Ernest W. Combs, Secretary THE HAMILTON COUNTY RURAL ZONING COMMISSION 151510 driguez vs. Ismael Rodriguez.

Di vorce. A7907727 Daisy H. Sanders vs. Simon L. Lets, Hamilton Coun ty Prosecutor.

Replevin. A7907728 Donna M. Gafbreath vs. Donald L. Galbreath.

Divorce. A7907729 Matthew Fox et si vs. Robert H. Schlpper, et al. For $25,000 personal In urv.

A7907730 Mary Sunderhaus vs. Michael sunderhaus. Divorce. A7907731 Maureen Jeffries vs. Larrv Evans Jeffries.

Divorce. A7907732 Virginia Emery Bois-seau vs. Fltz P. Boisseau. Divorce.

A7907733 Ronnie K. Elliott vs. Diana EHiott. Divorce. A7907734 Edna McDanlel and Lloyd McDanlel.

Dissolution of marriage. A7907735 Ramona Ira Hurt vs. C. Joe Hurt. Divorce.

A7907736 Ronald Smith vs Mende Hodaes. For $54,800. A7907737 Diane Kotz vs James c. Kotz. Divorce.

A7907738 Deborah J. Le Fevers vs. Joseph R. LeFevers. Divorce.

A7907739 UWE M. Westerllng vs. Marcella V. Westerling. Di vorce.

A7907740 Mary L. Ryan vs Edward T. Ryan. Divorce. A7907741 Rose Singleton vs Clifton singleton, uivorce.

A7907742 Robin L. Scott vs Danny J. Scott. Divorce. HORSLEY Myrtle Toles, mother of Mrs.

Alice Odell, Mrs. Thelma Hen-drigsman, Mrs. Opal LaRose, Mrs. Luclle Van Brunt, the late Mrs. Dorothy Scheyer, Kenneth and Donald Toles, also survived by 23 grandchildren, 28 great-grandcnildren and seven great-great-grandchildren.

Wednesday, September 5, w. Residence Cin cinnati, Ohio. Services First Baptist Church of MUford, Saturday, September at 10 A.M. Visitation Noakes Funeral Home, Friday 4 to 9 P.M. JOHNSTON Luclle (Mike) Thomson McLaughin, beloved wife of the late John R.

Johnston, mother of Kit J. Davidson, of Dayton, Ohio, Heather Johnston Nicholson, of West Lafayette, Indiana and Drue M. Johnston, grandmother of Katherine Paige and Bruce Alan Davidson. Monday, September 3, 1979. Residence Hyde Park.

No visitation. Funeral services Knox Presbyterian Church, Satur day, September 8 at 10 A.M. Memorials, If desired, may be di rected to the Great Rivers Girl Scout Council, Cincinnati, 45242. Ekten A. Good Funeral Home In charge of arrangements.

RUHR Thomas son of Jean Gerwe Kuhr and the late Lambert F. Kuhr. Passed away Sunday, August 26, 1979. Funeral services were held Wednesday, August 39, 199 from the red way Funeral Home, Norwood. LANDWEHR Elton husband of the late Dorothea Dickman Landwehr, father of Mark D.

Landwehr, brother of Wilhelmlna Frotke. Residence Loveland, Ohio. Tuesday, September 4, 1979. Friends received at the Tufts Funeral Home, Thurs day 4 to 8:30 P.M., where services will be held Friday, September 7 at 11 A.M. Interment Rose Hid Cemetery.

LONGANO Frank devoted son of the late Michael and Maria Antonia Longano, dear brother of Joseph Longano, Clementine Muzzo, Victoria Walsh, Anthony Longano and Mary Wade, also survived by many nieces and nephews. Monday, September 3, 1979. Residence, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Funeral from the Gilligan Funeral Home, 8225 Montgomery Rd.

at Gal-braith Rd. Mass of Christian Burial, St. John the Evangelist Church, Saturday, September 8 at 1 1:00 A.M. Friends may caH Satur day morning from 9 A.M. until time of Mass.

If desired, contribu tions may be made to St. Francis Hospital. MANNING Naomi Koppenhoefer, beloved wife of Edward J. Manning, mother of Joan Borger of Columbus, Ohio, sister of Arthur Koppenhoe fer, grandmother of Kristin and James Borger. Monday, Septem ber 3, 1979.

Residence, Mt. Washington. Friends may call at the Elden A. Good Funeral Home, 2620 Erie (west of Hyde Park Sq Thursday from 12:30 P.M. until service time at 2:00 P.M.

Memorials, If desired, may be directed to the charity of your choice. McCLANAHAN (ra LeMoyne, devoted brother of Mrs. Ray (Nancy) Tucker and Floyd McClanahan, unde of Ray tucker, jr. Tuesday, September 4, 1979. Residence 4571 Paddock Road, Bond Hid.

Friends may call at the Vorhls Funeral Home, 1 1365 Springfield Pike, Springdale, Thursday, September 6 from 12 noon until service time at 1 P.M. McGRALE Clifford, dear brother of Mrs Mary Dahlman and John McGrale. Wednesday, September 5, 1979. Residence 1160 Congress Avenue, Glendale. Visitation at the Hodapp Funeral Home, 7401 Vine Street, Carthage, Friday from 8:30 to 9:30 A.M., followed by Mass of Christian Burial at St.

Gabriel Church, oiendaie at iu a. M. MEINERS David beloved husband of the late Pauline Mitchell Meiners, brother of Frank L. Dumler and Mrs. Ray (Margaret Dumler) Nelson, step-father of Mrs.

Con stance Williams, grandfather of Gerald, Terrance and Denlse Jackson, uncle of Mrs. Rosemary Bradford Bovaird, Frank Dumler, Jr. and MSot. Daniei Bradford, four great-grandchildren and seven great-nieces. Monday, September 3, 1979.

Age, 75. Friends may caH at Rebotd Funeral Home, 3700 Glenmore Ave. at Mozart, Cheviot, Thursday, 4 to 8 P.M. Funeral Mass, St. Martin Church, Friday, 9:30 A.M.

Member of Pipefitters Local 392. MIDDLETON Rick, beloved son of Namon and Lorene Cook Middleton, brother of David and Michael Middleton, grandson of William Cook and Hannah Middleton. Sunday, August 26, 1979, in Hawaii. Age 20 years. Friends may call at the C.

Nurre Funeral Home, Amelia, Thursday from 6 to 9 P.M. Funeral services Friday September 7 at 2 P.M. ODOM James beloved husband of Susie Odom, dear father of Gene Odom, Ethel Gilbert, Johnnie Mae Dish man and Catherine Gibson, dear nephew of Hattie Odom, dear uncle of Belly Lenny and Darmecla Simon, dear father-in-law of Curtis Gibson and Wallace Gilbert, also survived by ten grandchildren, three great-grandchildren, a host of other relatives and friends. Visitation Thursday, 6 to 9 P.M. at the Joseph R.

Garr Funeral Service, 930 Findlay Street, where services will be conducted Friday, 11 A.M. Interment Spring Grove Cemetery. PODESTA Hilda W. (nee Wellen), beloved wife of the late Charles W. Pode-sta, beloved aunt of J.

Herman, James F. and John F. Luebbe, Leonard Kuehnle, M.D,, Joseph J. Podesta, M.D., John H. and Albert Wellen, Mrs.

Catherine Bender, Mrs. Ruth Mary Brant, Mrs. Judy Dautremont, Mrs. Teresa Homan, Mrs. Margaret Coleman, Mrs.

Mariett Littelman and Mrs. Teresa Ummarino. Tuesday, September 4, 1979. Visitation Friday, September 7 from 9 A.M. to 10 A.M.

at Ralph Meyer Funeral Home, 4164 W. 8th St. at Kreis Lane. Mass of Christian Burial, St. William Church at 10:30 A.M.

POSIVAL Robert beloved husband of Lyn Posival, dear father of Kristl, loving son of Walter and Lois Posival, brother of Margaret Posival and grandson of Margaret Baehner, Suddenly, September 1, 1979 in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Memorial Mass, Friday, September 7, 1979, 7 P.M. at St. Veronica Church, 4473 Mt Carmel-Tobasco Road, tf desired, remembrances may be made to the Christ Hospital Nephrology Fund. RODGERS Arthur beloved husband of Gertrude Michel Rodgers, devoted father of Mrs.

James (Marilyn) Keller, Mrs. Lee (Gayle) Veneman, also survived by eight grandchildren. September 4, 1979. No visitation. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the Mass of Christian Burial, Thursday 8 P.M., Our Lady of Lourdes Church.

Member of Senior Citizens, Our Lady of Lourdes Church. Family requests memori al donations to Pilot Dogs 625 West Town Street, Columbus, Ohio, 45315. Harry Meyer and Geiser Funeral Home serving the BACHMAN Matilda (Tiy) (nee Rinck), wife of the late Abert A. Bacfiman, beloved mother of Emma Perkins (Ptkefheimer). Monday, Septem ber 3, 1979.

Residence, Westwood. Friends may call at the Anderson Funeral Home, 415 Ludtow Ave Clifton, Thursday, 7 to 9 P.M. Mass of Christian Burial, Friday, 10:00 A.M. at Our Lady of Presen tation Church, Westwood-North-ernBtvd BALL Freda Dunn, beloved wife of the late Dr. Edward L.

Bat, mother of Dr. Edward Jr. and Dr. Don M. Bal, grandmother of Mrs.

William (Donna) btiess, Mrs. Martha McCabe, James W. and Mark E. Bal, great-grandmother of Heather Stiess and Erin and Laura Bal, cousin of Mrs. Mae Dillon.

Wednesday, September 5, 1979. Friends may can at the Bait er and Satmd Funeral Home, 3412 CJfton Avenue, Ofton, Saturday, September I from a.m. until time of services at 1030 A.M. In lieu of other remembrances, memorials may be made to Hamilton County Girls' Fund, 2843 Melrose Avenue, 45200 or Ryland Memorial Fund, R.L.C.C Rural Route 5, Covington, Kentucky. BAUGH Augusta (Gus), beloved father of Sharon, Richard, Shirley Jones, Yvonne Datton and Orobel Range, dear brother of Wilson, James, Carl and Walter Bough, Laura Wilson, Anita Oliver and Amltra Baugh, also survived by five grandchildren, host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.

Visitation from 6 to 9 P.M. Thursday, at the Joseph R. Garr Funeral Service, 930 Findlay Street, where services wW be held 9 P.M. Interment Beech Grove Cemetery, Friday. BEATTY Emzie Bel, beloved wife of the late Lonnie Beatty, loving mother of Eleanor Bel, Janet BeC Edwlna Procter, Arthur Bel and Sherman Bel, also survived by a brother, Albert Brown, a sister, Geneva Jones, of Ragland, Alabama, ten grandchildren and a dear friend, Russel Carrol and a host of other relatives and friends.

Monday, September 3, 1979. Friends may cal at Renfro Funeral Service, 647 Forest Avenue, (Avondale), Friday, September 7 from 6 to 9 P.M. Services Saturday, 9 A.M. at St. Anthony Roman Catholic Church.

Interment Green Lawn Cemetery. Father Saved officia ting. BLOOMHUFF Roy beloved husband of PhyMs Bkxxnhuff (nee Thacker), dear son ot LWe Bloomhurf and the late Alex Btoomhurf, brother of Mrs. Irma Wittenberg, Mrs. Delores Alsip, Robert and Harold Bloom-huff.

September 4, 1979. Residence California, Ohio. Services at P. White 4 Sons Funeral Home, 2050 Beechmont Mt. Wash ington, Friday, September 7 at 11 a.m.

Memorials to cancer l-una. BORCHERS FR. Clement (Gienmary), son of the late Henry and Frances Borchers, dear brother ot Frank Borchers, Mary Hoying, Catherine Lachey, Eleanor Hoehne, Ber- nardlne Grieshop, Loretta Holly, Rose Langenkamp and Clara Win ner. Pastor of Sacred Heart Church, Vidaia, Georgia. Former President of the Gienmary Home Mtssioners.

passed away suddenly September 5, 1979 In Daytona Beach, Fla. Age 65. Funeral Mass at St. Gabriel Church Gtendete, Saturday, September I at 11 A.M. Visitation Friday after 3 P.M.

at the Gienmary Mission Home, Rt. 4, Fairfield, north ot 1-275. BROYLES David husband of the late Emma Melsel Broyles, devoted father of Mrs. Kathleen B. Collier, and the late David E.

and Daniel Broyles, brother of Mrs. Martha Brltton Willett, of San Antonio, Texas and S. Mason Broyles, of Greenevllle, Tennessee, dear uncle of Jack Broyles. Wednes day, September 5, 1979. Resident of Blue Ash.

Friends may call at the Vorhls Funeral Home, 310 Dunn Street, Lackland, Thursday 6 to P.M. Service Friday, Sep tember 7 at 1:30 LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICE Sealed proposals will be re ceived by the Princeton Board of Education for ten (10) 59 passen ger conventional school buses. Chassis suppliers are to bid on chassis onty; body suppliers will bid on body onty. The successful chassis supplier wll then be notified as to which body assembly plant to snip the chassis. Bids are to be submitted to Mrs.

Ruth Crockett, Treasurer of the Princeton Board of Education, 25 West Sharon Avenue, Cincin nati, Ohio 45246 and wM be opened on September 28, 1979 at 2:00 p.m., local time. There must be conformance to the folowing Instructions and conditions for submitting bids, as set by State regulations: 1. mas must be maae in tripli cate. Bidder Is required to use the bid forms provided by the buyer; the fourth copy Is provided for the bidder's record. Proposals must be enclosed In a sealed envelope, endorsed by the bidders, and marked "Proposal for furnishing either school bus chassis or school bus body due on September 28, 1979 by 2:00 p.m." 2.

Al prices must be firm for a period of 60 days. 3. Federal and state taxes should not be Included. 4. Quotations must be F.O.B.

destination. 5. Cash discount of ten days or less will be considered in determining the final net price bid. Cash discounts win be considered earn ed if payment Is made within the time stipulated after acceptance of the goods or receipt of a correct invoice, whichever is later. 6.

The purchaser may accept or reject any or al bids or waive any parts 01 bids. The purchaser may waive defects In the form of the bid when no prejudice wm result to the rights of any bidder or the public. 7. Bidders shall accompany their bids with a bid bond, certified check, or cashier's check made payable to the Board of Education, Princeton City School District, in the amount of 10 of the bid submitted. Bidders on chassis andor body must bid al items required in Ji Regulations and Standards for School Buses established by the Transportation Section, State Department of Education at the date of manufacture, and U.S.

Government regulations in effect as of date of purchase; plus Princeton supplemental specifications. Factory specifications for body must accompany bid. The completed school buses must be delivered to the designated local chassis supplier within thirty (30) working days after receipt of chassis at the bus body plant. Buses must pass inspection by the Ohio State Highway Patrol before acceptance wll be valid. By Order of the Board of Education Princeton City School District Margaret A.

Shardetow, President Ruth E. Crockett, Treasurer 15)428 LEGAL NOTICE Sealed bids wW be received In the Office of the Clerk 6111 Vine Street, Eknwood Place at 12KW o'clock noon Saturday, September 22nd, 1979, to furnish and apply two course Slurry Seal Type 3 treatment on Oak Street, from Con-rail to the Cincinnati Boundary Hne, Beech Street from Con-rail to Highland Elmwood Ave. from 66th Street south to Township Sycamore St. from Maple Street to Township Ave. The Village reserves the right to accept or refect any or al EMMITT L.

SPEARS Mayor RAY BAKER Clerk BOVARD Harry beloved husband of Hilda Lewis Bovard, devoted father of Mrs. Michael (Martha) Berne and Frank Bovard brother of Emily Bovard and the late Lawrence and Harold Bovard, dear grandfather of Erin Bovard and Frank Bovard Jr. Tuesday, September 4, 1979. Age 67 years. Funeral services 10:30 A.M.

Friday at the Dalbert Woodruff Funeral Home, 2880 Boudinot Ave. at Queen Oty. Visitation Thursday 4 to 9 P.M. If so desired memorials may be made to the Shiloh United Methodist Church Memorial Fund, 580 Anderson-Ferry Cincinnati, Ohio, 45238. DALE Dorothy S.

Age 66. Beloved wife of John T. Dale, mother of John T. Dale, dear sister of Elizabeth Bailey, Constance Van Alyea, two grandchildren. Monday, September 3, 1979.

No visitation. Services at the W. Mack Johnson Funeral Home, 1309 E. McMillan Walnut Hils, Friday September 7, at 2 P.M. Memorials may be made to your favorite charity.

DOLLE Philip beloved husband of Dorothy Engelhart Dolle, dear brother of Eugenia Jones and Louis F. Dolle. Wednesday, September 5, 1979 at the age of 75. Visitation Saturday morning at the Frederick Funeral Home, 2553 Banning Road at Pippin, from 9 a.m. until 10:30 A.M.

Followed by Mass of Christian Burial at St. James Church, white Oak at 11 A.M. DONAHUE William (Pete), husband of Marie Delaney Donahue, father of Mary Beth, James, and Teresa Donahue, brother of Bessie Leonard, Edna Mondiek and Edwin Donahue and the late Michael and John Donahue. Wednesday, September 5, 1979. Relatives and friends may call at the Nurre Bros.

Funeral Home, 6050 Montgomery Road, Friday from 6 to 7 P.M., followed by Mass of Christian Burial, St. Saviour Church at 7:30 P.M. Interment Gate of Heaven Cemetery, Saturday at 9 A.M. DOVER Maudle beloved wife of Edwin L. Dover, sister of Bessie Stana- ford, Lavina Douglas, Gertrude Fulmer and the late Alma Blevens, Clarence and Lonnie Skjder, also survived by numerous nieces and nephews.

Tuesday, September 4, 197. Residence 2018 Wanda Norwood Friends may cal at the Treadway Funeral Home, 2131 Cameron Norwood, Thursday, 4 tH 9 P.M. Funeral Friday, 10:30 A.M. DUBA Lawrence dearly beloved son of Joseph and Doris Duba (nee Dalley) and brother of Lynne and Don Duba. Sunday, September 1979.

Visitation B. J. Mever Funeral Home, (Overlook), 4841 Glenway on Thursday from 9 A.M. tH time of Mass of Christian Burial, St. Antoninus Church at 11 A.M.

DUFFNER Mary Genevieve (nee Cava-naugh), wife of the late Harry J. Duffner, mother of Lucille Sauer, AHce Weber, Robert J. Duffner, M.D. and the late Helen Rita Duffner, sister of H.N. Cavanaugh, M.D.

and the late D.N. Cavanaugh, M.D Joseph Cavanaugh and Ann McGaharan. Died Wednesday, September 5, 1979. Resident of Bond HW. Age 89.

Funeral from the Schmidt-Dttonau Funeral Home, 8633 Reading Road, Reading. Saturday at 9:30 A.M. Funeral Mass at St. Agnes Church at 10 A.M. Relatives and friends may cal at the funeral home Saturday from 8 to 9:30 a.m.

GLEASON Anna Marie, beloved mother of Joseph L. and Mary Catherine GMeason, grandmother of Patrick, Rebecca and James Gleason, aunt ot Mary Eden Cane. At her resi dence 741 Cox Road, Independ ence, Kentucky. Tuesday, Sep tember 4, 1979. Age 83 years.

Prayers at the Alison and Rose Funeral Home, Robbins Street and Madison Avenue, Cov ington, Kentucky, Friday, Septem ber 7, 1979 at 9:30 A.M., with Mass of Christian Burial, 10 A Friday, St. Patrick Church, 539 Mils Road. Taylor MM, Kentucky. Friends may call from 5 until 9 P.M. Thursday.

HAMILTON Frank, beloved husband of Mrs. Juanita Hamilton, dear grandfather of Mrs. Joyce Ann Mont gomery and Mr. Gene Montgomery, great-grandfather of Theron Joseph, wendeii Anthony and bu-gene Andrew Montgomery, also survived by other relatives and friends. Tuesday, September 4, 1979.

Visitation Friday 7 to 9 P.M. at the McKenzie Funeral Home, 59 Erkenbrecher Avenue. Chapel Funeral Saturday, 10 A.M. Father Paul L. Renting, officiating.

Interment St. Joseph Cemetery. HEARD Essie Mae, beloved mother of Alice Sneed, dear sister of Millie Howard, Mary Levay, Martha Cooper, Eva Mae Finch', Edna Carter, Waycross, Georgia and Rev. John White and Leon Heard, host of other relatives and friends. Visitation Friday 6 to 9 P.M.

at the Zion Hope Baptist Church, Mathers and Altoona, where services wil be held Saturday, 10 A.M. Interment Union Baptist Cemetery. Arrangements entrusted to Joseph R. Garr Funeral Service, 930 Findlay Street. fVHEIDKAMP Edward beloved husband of Marie Stler Heidkamp, dear father of Mrs.

Carl (Marian) Boutet and the late Edward Heidkamp, dear grandfather of Carl Mary Lee, Greg and Carol Boutet, dear great-grandfather of Jenny Boutet. Tuesday, September 4, 1979. Age 88 years. Relatives and friends may call at the St. Theresa's Home, 6760 Befcenton, Silver-ton, Friday from 9 A.M.

until time of Mass of Christian Burial at St. Theresa's Chapel at 10 A.M. Interment Gate of Heaven Cemetery. If desired, memorials to St. Theresa's Home would be appreciated.

Member of Leland Barnett American Legion Post 123. HEIN Bernard (Benny), beloved husband of Dorothy Hein, (nee Schroeder), father of Paul Hein, brother of Molly Burg, Hilda Fern- edlng, Dorothy Goodwin, Erna oassman, ot Ava, Missouri and the late Otto, Ed, Julius, Emil and Gus Hein, stepfather of Mrs. George (Patricia) Snyder and Mrs. Timothy (Donna) Murray, also survived by six grandchil dren, and many nieces and nephews. Tuesday, September 4, 1979.

Aoe 64 years. Residence College HiH. Friends may call at the Ho dapp Funeral Home 6U4t Hamilton Avenue, College Hill, Thursday 6 to 8 P.M. Funeral services at the funeral home Friday 11:15 A.M. HOOPES Doris beloved wife of Robert H.

Hoopes, devoted mother of David and Mark Hoopes, dear sis ter of Maxene Haynes. Tuesday September 4, 1979, Trumbull, Conn. Friends may call at the Anderson Funeral Home, 8611 Winton Finneytown, Friday 4 to 9 P.M. Funeral service Satur day 10 A.M. LOST AND FOUND .1 DOG Found downtown, mate, WacK 271-3030aMer6 FOUND-Cat gray and tan with white paws, very homesick.

Ander- son Hills 232-3360 FOUND Female German Shepherd pup, about 4mo. Brownblack nose. Obviously a child's dog. Loves chil-dren 8. minds well.

242-8273 after 4, FOUND-Large kitten, mate. SHverN smokey, and gray. Green eyes. White on face. White flea collar.

Mf. Auburn, AAacGregor Albion. FOUND-iVale mixed breed dog, brownwhiteblack, brown collar. Goshen area. 722-1951 after 6pm.

FOUND-Smalt blond dog, downtowil -J" 421-30OOext. 154oreves.381-035j LOST-At Serpentine Wall Atort black female cock-a-poo. Answers to" Pepper REWARD. Day 984-890 ek i jy eve BYi-ti3o. LOST -Black white male English Setter Named Toby.

Indian HID 561-4138. LOST CAT Black 'tan collar, no tad. Vicinity Western Hills viaduct aW' Centraipkwy. Reward, 2512997., i i LOST Cat, long haired, white and calico. Tanager Woods, Reward.

793-' LOST Eskimo Huskte, grey 1 yr old, Wue eyes. 'Tony'. Has scar on each ear. $25 reward to anyone. knowing the whereabouts of this doa 581-8693 LOST Female German Shepherd- Doberman mix, mostly Wack, little it, nyuminu vicimiy.

neww a. i 6224. LOST-Golden Retreiver, male, Glerh dale Family pet. Generous reward LOST hi Clitton area Small Boxer- WALTERS Marcus beloved husband of Faye Walters, (nee Zeller), de voted father of Mrs. Kennetn Groh (Karen) and M.

Daniel Wal ters, Jr. and daughter-in-law, Patricia Walters, of Boston, Massachusetts, also survived by two grandchildren, brother of Wilbur Walters, of Columbus, Ohio and Mrs. Kenneth Johns, PayaH-up, Washington. Tuesday, Sep tember 4, 1979. Residence Mont- oomerv, Ohio.

Friends may caH at ine i nomas memorial, ouu Montgomery Road, Kenwood, Thursday from 6 to p.m. ana ai Old Armstrong Chapel, Drake and Indian Hill Roads, Friday from 1 P.M. until time of funeral service at 2 P.M. Burial Old Armstrong Chapel Cemetery, if desired, memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society. ANNOUNCEMENTS SERVICES ALLISON FUNERAL HOME 261-OM6 inc.

ROBBINS ft MADISON AVE Mr. Arthur M. Lytle 2 P.M. Thursday tmmanuel United Methodist Church, Lakeside Park, Ky Mr. William Sullivan 11 A.M.

Thursday Mr. Charley Sams 10 A.M. Thursday Mrs. Anna Gleason 10 A.M. Friday Mass of Christian Burial St.

Patrick Church Taylor Mill, Ky. Mrs. Edna Jean Krebs 10 A.M. Saturday IOoooi.i. Wniood to- Ha 3042 Harrison Ave.

641-4059 Butte I Bortmani Co. 3464 Central Parkway 559-1343 I.C. DCBBUNG I SOU FT THOMAS 8ELLEVUE 441 1730 491 4500 W. MACK JOHNSON Valnut Mills Madisonville 961-0474 HIDDMDOftF. JOHN N.

SONS 917 Mom Co K. 4)1-1711 CHiVS. 1 MILLER SONS 541-0040 261-8W3 RADEL i-Rg HNERAL HOMES Henry Haiiel. Pres. it; Stat.

in ous IJJ fo.1 Si too MSM(td-ib- C.i)0" 4114)11 Sckaefer-Eusly Established 1131 24 W. 9th St. 241-0132 7 KTltiil MMkTS tttWI IIJM0UM HHII NUS 1415 111! UK HaTua HM04 Mi tU Ml Mil 911 DOO 91KIH WEII. SIRAI HOME SMI Rl 4DINC RD wmooiiiELSci SMKtttSOMtt (314111 SCHERZ Mina R. (nee Wolf), beloved wife of the late Gustav C.

Scherz, de voted mother of Mrs. Parker (Trude) Fedeler, Jr. and Mrs. Troy (Hilda) Andrew, also survived by six grandchildren. Wednesday September 5, 1979.

Age 87 years. Funeral from the Gump-Holt Funeral Home, 3440 Glenmore Cheviot, Friday, September 7 at 10 A.M. No visitation. SCHOTTELKOTTE Joseph beloved husband of the late Ida Kloeb Schottelkotte, devoted father of Franklin and Thomas Schottelkotte, brother of Leona Singer, Clifford and Louis Schottelkotte and the late Ludmii-la Getting, Cordelia Bril, Madeline Darlington, Floss and Nettie Schottelkotte, also survived by 11 grandchildren and one greatgrandchild. Residence, Cedar- creek Pleasant Run.

Monday, September 3, 1979. Age, 90 years. Friends are invited to attend the Funeral Mass at St. Clement Church, (St. Bernard), Thursday, 9:00 A.M.

Memorials may be made to the chanty of your choice. The Imwalle Memorial in charge. STONE Ival of W. Palm Beach, formerly of Perintown. Husband of the late Murrel Fegans Stone, brother of Pauline Powell, Merle Croucher and Clyde Stone, several nieces and nephews and one areat-niece.

Friends may call at the Craver-Hookom Funeral Home and Chapel, Milf ord, Thursday. Family will be present from 6 to 9 P.M. Services Friday at 10:00 A.M. TATE Velma (nee Henson), beloved wife of the late Howard Tate, dear mother of Mrs. Loretta Nichols, Mrs.

Wilma Corcoran and Leon Tate and the late Mrs. Vir ginia Wilson and Lawrence Tate, also survived by 23 grandchildren, 45 great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild, sister ot Mrs. Elsie Applegate, Mrs. Nellie Jones, Mrs. Martha Lleweitan, Mrs.

Ruth Wheeler, Arthur and Richard Henson and the late Ken neth Henson. Tuesday, Septem ber 4, 1979. Residence 3224 State Route 131, Goshen, Ohio. Friends may call at the Hodapp Funeral Home, 7401 Vine Mreer, Carthage, Thursday from 5 to 9 P.M. Funeral services Friday at 11 M.

VOSS Elizabeth (nee Poor), beloved wife of the late Clifford W. Voss, mother of Ann Siegel, Maryllen Adams, Robert J. and John h. Voss and sister of Genevieve Harrison, also survived by 25 grandchildren. Tuesday, Septem ber 4, 1979.

Mass ot LnnsTian Burial will be held at the convenience of the family. Friends are invited to attend Memorial at Christ the King Church, Wednesday, September 19, at 7 P.M. If desired, contributions may be made to Good Samaritan Hospital. Geo H. Rohde and Sons Funeral Home in charge of ar rangements.

WALTER Louis beloved husband of Helen Walter, (nee Schwenniger), dear father of Mrs. William (Helen) Thorpe, of San Diego, California and Mrs. Jack (Virginia) Hardy, dear brother of Mrs. Helen Kimpel, Mrs. Dorothy Langefetd and Howard Walter, also survived oy tive granocnii dren.

Tuesday, September 4, 1979 Age 82 years. Residence North College Hill. No visitation at the funeral home. Friends are welcome to attend the Mass of Christian Burial, St. Margaret Mary Church, North College Hill, Friday morning 10 A.M.

Hodapp Funeral Home, College Hill, serving the family. WEISS Jacqueline (nee Thomasson), beloved wife ot Warren F. Weiss, devoted mother of Michael Stephen P. -and Dan M. Weiss, daughter of Mrs.

H.L. Thomas-son, Shelbyville, Indianasister of Mrs. Clark Brown, Shelbyville, Indiana, Dan King Thomasson, Annandale, Virginia and Michael Thomasson, Columbus, Indiana. Tuesday, September 4, 1979 Residence 687 Allencrest Court. Friends may call at the Vorhis Funeral Home, 11365 Springfield Pike at Cameron Road, Spring-dale, Friday 6 to 9 P.M.

Services Saturday, September 8 at 10 A.M. LOST Irish setter, 6 mos old, over Laoor uay wnd. blue Rock vnarni River Rd area. REWARD. 471-295' LOST Ladies' diamond ring.

Sat. night Sept. The Gay 9Cs. Reward! 922-8405. LOST -Ladies watch, Western Hills, Reward, 481-4669.

i LOST Light brown Bull Teener rj j-puppy In Red Bank-Fairfax area, 1 (. arg ner p.m. ii i-zoy. i LOST-Vugsie. Pug, (dog).

Fawn color with black face marking). Brotherton Rd, Oakley area. 32 l42i 1201. Kewara. LOST-Orange cat In the Groesbfdt area.

Timid Female, Not Spade Cal uoierain Animal umic b2Z-66V6 LOST-Readina aiasses with blacll rims 621-2516 after 5, Reward! LOST Timex Watch, by exchange student. Sun. Between Ontario Clover nook Country Club. REWARD. -931-9537 after 3 1 LOST Weimarner.

Forest Park "Nate" Reward 825 5335 j' LOST White Persian cat, silver tip ping along back, if found please call LOST Yorkshire terrier, 2 r- otuwn cunnr nor ingaie area ap prox 5foV REWARD. 385-7990. jTm LOST 5 keys on ring. Lost in Farjrt- jr ers Market or Eastern Ave Reward'-- Reply to Enouirer Box 385 RED FEMALE IRISH SETTER-Lot in Hyde Park area Call Jim, 441-e00, MKyNfi Rliu-k A uf rvlri rrvawi Cm. man Shepherd, brown paws, milt nn raju- AAanii iru Dasuw' Answers to "Rags" Contact 777-5170.

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James Hauck. Divorce. A79077I5 Wm. J. Seiferth and Kathleen D.

Seiferth. Dissolution of marriage. A7907716 Nina B. Mutlinix vs. Marcus D.

MuHinix. Divorce. A7907717 Bertha L. Clark vs. Bige Clark, et al.

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A7907719 Janice Abbot Boyers vs. Michael L. Abbott. Support. A7907720 Marietta Williams vs.

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For $135,000 perianal iniurv (vehicle). suits Tiled COURT OF COMMON PLEAS September 5, 1979 A7907697 Linda Lou Vance and James A. Vance, Jr. Dissolution of marriage. A7907698 Tina Gutierrei and Dominic Gutierrez.

Dissolution of marriage. A7907699 Irene Joiner vs. Wm. J. Joiner.

Divorce. A79O770O Amon J. Greer vs. Mary Greer. Divorce.

A790770! Cynthia Sue Clark and Ronald D. dark. Dissolution of marriage. A7907702 Raymond Fays and Constance M. Fays.

Dissolution of marriage. A7907703 Ellison Lewis vs. Emma Jean Lewis. Divorce. A7907704 Carolyn M.

Tuck vs. Lee C. Tuck. Divorce. A79O7705 State Of Ohio, General Hospital, vs.

Lillie Saturday. For $12,398 on an account. A7907706 Larry Merchant vs. Donna M. Merchant.

Divorce. A7907707 Treis S. Wright vs. William A. Wright.

Divorce. A7907708 Mary Lee Edens vs. Randy M. Edens. Divorce.

A7907709 Connie L. Emerson vs. John Fmerson. Divorce. A 79077 10 Caruso-Ciresi, vs.

Steven E. Jackson, et al. Foreclosure of judgment lien. A7907711 County of Alameda, State of vs. Ray Scott.

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