The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 9

Monday, December 23, 1985 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER A-9 omeless appy '3 jr Not 'E kJ Wli i Toyota Boosts Land Value Property Speculators Converge On Scott County One-third of the homeless people were minorities. The researchers found that the stereotype of a homeless per-son-a former mental patient or a "happy hobo" was Inaccurate. Deinstitutionalization, or sending mental patients back into the community, cannot be blamed alone for the growing problem, Holland said. Only about 31 of the homeless people surveyed statewide reported any psychiatric or emotional symptoms, he said. ALCOHOL AND drug problems also did not appear as significant causes of homelessness.

studied the homeless In northeast Ohio last year as part of a statewide survey conducted for the Ohio Department of Mental Health. Results of the study were released last week. RESEARCHERS FROM several universities sought out a cross section of the homeless, questioning people at urban shelters, under bridges, In parks, bus stations and diners. They also sought homeless people in rural and small-town settings. The largest group, 81 of homeless people, were males, and the average age statewide was 37.

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS CLEVELAND-Ohio's homeless population is a shifting group made up mostly of people who have worked before and who say they want to work again, a Case Western Reserve University researcher says. "These people had had Jobs, had looked for Jobs and were frustrated at not being able to find Jobs," said Thomas P. Holland, a professor In the university's School of Applied Social Science. Holland and Harvey Hilbert, director of Ralnbeau Associates Counseling and Research Center, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 5 Dun Notices 5 Dtoti Notices HomiHot Comfy Dtotk Notices HomiHot Comfy Funerals HomiHot Comfy Other agents said prices being asked for land near the Toyota site north of town had risen to $3,000 to $7,000 an acre, which in some cases Is twice what the land would have brought a few months ago. Most people knowledgeable about real estate In Scott County say they haven't seen the level of speculation associated with the $3.5 billion Saturn car plant to be built In tiny Spring Hill, about 30 miles south of Nashville.

In the days after that project was announced, speculators swarmed over the town, snapping up parcels of small-town and rural property at prices that zoomed overnight. The Toyota plant will employ 3,000 workers to produce 200,000 compact Camry cars a year after production begins in late 1988. Some out-of-state speculators arrived a month ago because of rumors, said one agent, Jean C. Cornett. Billy Singer, a farmer who agreed to sell 136 acres of his land for the Toyota plant, said he had received offers for his remaining 330 acres from speculators in Illinois, Indiana and New York.

Dick Scudder of Bryan W. Sams Real Estate said some landowners may have been taken advantage of by such speculators, but most have either held on to their land or contacted a lawyer before signing an option. "Everybody I know keeps raising the price (of land) every other day," said Ms. Cornett "I've got a couple of pieces that we're selling at an inflated price because people think it will go up." GEORGETOWN, of the most obvious signs of increased attention to land In Scott County Is In the property valuation administrator's office, where maps of the area have been moved from a vault to the front counter. The heightened interest has resulted, of course, from Toyota Motor decision to build an $800 million car assembly factory outside Georgetown.

Real estate agents say property values throughout Scott County have been rising since Toyota's announcement on Dec. 11. FEW PARCELS have changed hands, but speculators have bought options on some land and some landowners are apparently getting tired of being asked to sell. HUBER Carl beloved brother of Er-ma Hentz and Harold Huber, For more complete information and address of the funeral director refer to the individual death notice below. RAIS Agnes beloved wife of Erwin H.

(Pete) Rais, loving mother of Mary Jo Hase, Beverly Bledsoe, John and Steve Rais, dear grandmother of eight grandchildren, dear sister of Fred, Al, George and William dear uncle of Merylyrm En-gefce, Margo Black and Ronald Hentz. Friday, December 20, 1985. Age 76 years. Friends may call at the Chas. A.

Miller Sons Funeral Home, Hamilton (Skip) Merz. December Ave. at Knowlton North- 1985. Funeral from the John J. BECKMANN Bernvd beloved husband of Agnes Lamping Beckmann, deer father of Bernard Beckmann, Hilda Farwick, Mary Jones and Robert Beckmann, also survived by 17 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren, brother of Frani Beckmann and Alvina Meyer.

Saturday, December 21, 1985. Age 78. Visitation Monday 6 to 9 P.M., Neidhard-Minges Funeral Home, 7043 Harrison Pike, Taylors Creek, OH. Mass of Christian Burial, St. Bernard Church, Tuesday, December 24 at 10 A.M.

Burial Church Cemetery. Member of Miamitown Senior Citizens. Kolping Society services Monday at I P.M. desired, memorials may be sent to the St. Bernard Ceme-tery Association.

side, Monday from 12 noon until time of services at 1 P.M. Past Master of Linwood Lodge J567 F. A Past High Priest of Cumminsville Chapter 158 Radel Price Hi Funeral Home, 4122 Glenway Ave. on Tuesday, December 24, 1985 at 9 A.M. Mass of Christian Burial, St.

Bonaventure Church at 9:30 A.M. Friends may call on Monday 4 to 8 P.M. Family requests memorials be made to the American Cancer Society. Cards available at the funeral home. Royal Arch Masons, ff desired, memorials may be directed to the Shriner's Burns Institute.

HUDSON Clay, beloved husband of the late Marie Hudson (nee Vor-werck), dear brother of Louis Isolation Supported By Cleveland Whites Hudson of Atlanta, Sid RAYMOND Marguerite F. (BiHie), beloved wife of the late Robert Raymond, devoted mother of Mrs. Jack (Mariorie) Johnson and Mrs. Elmer (Barbara) Krebs, grandmother of nine grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Saturday, December 21, Hudson of Waco, TX.

and Ann Catherine McFalls of Chattanooga, TN. Saturday, December 21, 1985. Age 79 years. Formerly of Golfway Dr. 1985.

Age 78. Residence for merly of Oakley. Funeral ser Friends are welcome to attend the funeral service at the Ho-dapp Funeral Home, 6041 Hamilton College HiM, Tuesday morning, 10 A.M. BRUCKMANN William, beloved husband of Alice P. Bruckmann, dear father of John HI and James P.

Bruckmann and the late William Bruckmann, also survived by six grandchildren and two great-grandsons. At home with Jesus Saturday, December 21, 1985. Age 92. Friends may call at the Chas. A.

Miller Sons Funeral Home, Hamilton Ave. at Knowlton North-side, Monday 4 to 8 P.M. Funeral services at Spring Grove Mausoleum Chapel, Tuesday at 10 A.M. If desired, memorials may be directed to St. Philip's Episcopal Church, 4139 Kir by Rd.

or the Children's Medical Center. Bartley-Johnson-Bent-ley American Legion Post 437 services Monday at 7 P.M. vice at the Paul R. Young Funeral Home, Mf. Healthy, Tuesday at the convenience of the family.

If friends desire, remembrances may be sent to the Resident Home for the Mentally Retarded or the char-ity ot your choice. KNIGHTEN William Allen, dear son of Allen Knighten, devoted fattier of Lamar Knighten, loving brother of Minnie Williams, Mattie Kimble, Anna Knighten, Ruby Knighten, Dorothy Carter and Essoline Washington and a host of other relatives and friends. REUSCH John Kenneth, beloved husband of Nancy Eiselein Reusch, devoted father of Robert G. Reusch, Mary Ann Reusch, Diane Lipps, John K. Reusch, FUNERAL NAME TIME DATE HOME HAMILTON COUNTY BECKMANN.

Bernard H. 10:00 A.M. Dec. 24 NeioWd-Minoei BRUCKMANN, William 10:00 A.M. Dec.

74 Choi. A. Miller Sow BUSCH, Cnorlei W. (0:30 A.M. Dec.

24 Rodel COLLINS, Corine 7:00 P.M. Dec 23 HaH-lordw DAY, Henrietta Chas. A. Miller Sow DENNIS, Morion R. 10:00 A.M.

Dec 24 Vorhis DUEBBER, Edord H. 10:00 A.M. Dec. 24 Dolbert WoodruO FEICK, Charles Poul R. Young GRIMM, Beatrice C.

9:00 A.M. Dec. 24 Vitt i Stermer HAMER, Irene Helmen Anderson, Sorter Sonnd HUBER, Cori E. 1:00 PM. Dec .23 Om.

A. Miller Sow HUDSON, Cloy 10:00 A.M. Dec. 24 Hodapp KNIGHTEN, Williom Allen I IKK) A.M. Dec.

24 Renfro KOUBA, front i. 1 1:30 A.M. Dec. 24 Hodopp KURRE, Loretfo I. 1:30 P.M.

Dec. 23 Nurre Bros. McLEAN-FLOWERS, Edith 1:30 P.M. Dec. 23 Hodopp MEYER.

fredW. 10:00 A.M. Dec. 24 Imwolle Memorial MOLITOR, Clorence W. 9:00 A.M.

Dec. 24 Quentin K. Staler MOLNAR, Jeremy Martin 2:00 P.M. Dec. 23 Hodopp On, Dorotng S.

2:00 P.M. Dec. 23 Hathome PEASE, Isooc Merrict, Schoeier i Busby RAIS, Agnes R. 9:30 A.M. Dec.

24 Rodel RAYMOND, Marguerite Dec. 24 Paul R. Young REUSCH, John Kenneth 10:00 A.M. Dec. 24 Neidhard ROSELER, Lucille 9:30 A.M.

Dec. 24 Hodapp ROUDEBUSH, Ron H. 2:00 P.M. Dec 24 Joctmen-Kercheval RUDD, Bernice 1:30 P.M. Dec 23 Weil SCHERMBECK, Earl f.

Vorlm SCHROEDER, Miriam C. Hodapp SCHWARTZ Mrrne 10:30 A.M. Dec. 24 Weil STALL, Donald W. 9:30 A.M.

Dec 24 Schmidt Dhonau STEGEMEYER, Pauline 10:00 A.M. Dec. 24 Geo. H. Rokde I Son STRASSER, Roy M.

9:30 A.M. Dec. 24 Hodopp YEMIOLA, Morr C. 11:00 A.M. Dec.

24 Thomas Memorial ZIMMERMAN, Emma M. 10:00 A.M. Dec. 24 Bolton a Lunsfwd OHIO BURGETT, Victor C. 2:00 P.M.

Dec 24 CohoH CALHOUN, Donald E. Portsm.th, OH. ROGERS, Effie Tufts INDIANA WALLACE, Charles IPeocM 2:00 P.M. Dec 24 Moon-Ellison December 18, 1985 in Veteran's Hospital, Chillicothe, OH. Friends may can at Renfro Funeral Service, 647 Forest Avondale, Tuesday from 10 A.M.

until time of funeral service at 11 A.M. Evangelist Ruth McMillan officiating. Interment Vine Street Hill Cemetery. Jr. and Christopher Reusch, father-in-law of Elizabeth Reusch, Stephen W.

Lipps and Michele Reusch, grandfather of Margie Reusch, Jennifer, Melissa and Gregory Lipps, brother of Ann O'Connor and George L. Reusch. Saturday, December 21, 1985. Residence Mt. Healthy.

Age 55 years. Mass of Christian burial at the Church of the Assumption, Mt. BUSCH Charles beloved husband to Margaret Busch, loving father of 13 children, 21 grandchildren, beloved son of Alice Davis, dear brother of Leonard Busch and Alice Brinker. December 20, 1985. Funeral from the Ra-del Funeral Home, 4122 Glen-way Ave.

on Tuesday, December 24, 1985 at 10 A.M. Mass of Christian Burial, Holy Family Church at 10:30 A.M. Friends may call Tuesday from 9 to 10 A.M. KOUBA Frank beloved husband of Fairy Webb Kouba, dear father of Donald E. and Daniel C.

Kouba, grandfather of Debbie Kay Cole and Stephen Kouba, brother of Anna Steffln, Walter and William Kouba. Saturday, De Healthy, Tuesday, December 24, at 10 A.M. Friends may cat at the Neidhard Funeral Home, 7401 Hamilton Avenue, Mt. Healthy, Monday evening, 5 to 8 P.M. Past commander of Wesley Werner Post 513 -American Legion.

Legion ser cember 21, 1985. Age 89 years. Friends may cat at the Hodapp Skirting The Test In Indiana Breath Analysis Often Ignored THE ASSOCIATED PRESS INDIANAPOLIS-Motorlsts have a 38 chance of beating the state's drunken driving statutes If they refuse to take a breath test, according to preliminary results of a state study commissioned by the Governor's Drunk Driving Task Force. One reason Is that 47 of the state's 92 counties virtually ignore provisions of the law, which requires a breath test, statistics from the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles show. Some prosecutors, in a reported published Sunday by the Indianapolis Star, admitted they skirted laws mandating the Bureau of Motor Vehicles to suspend licenses In drunken-driving cases independent of any court action.

They said they did so to force drunken drivers to plead guilty and enroll in treatment-probation programs. The state's drunken-driving laws that went into effect Sept. 1, 1983, mandate that drivers take a chemical breath test if requested to do so by police. Legislators mandated the BMV to Impose a heavy penaltya one-year suspension of driver's llcense-against people who refuse to take the test. People charged with having a blood-alcohol level of at least 0.10 will have their driver's license suspended for 180 days or until they are convicted.

Prosecutors, judges and police told the Star they were reluctant to apply the laws to drunken drivers who are considered "productive" citizens. Some prosecutors also said drunken-driving laws are Just too tough, the reports said. Funeral Home, 7401 Vine St. Carthage, Monday evening from 6 until 8 P.M. Funeral services Tuesday morning, vices Monday evening at 7:30 P.M.

tf so desired, memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society or Assumption COLLINS Mrs. Corine, devoted mother of Willie B. Collins, beloved sister of Mrs. Evalinar White and Mrs. Lucille Robinson, dear niece of Mrs.

Emma Henderson and Mabel Thornton, six grandchildren, one great-grandchild, nieces, nephews, other relatives and many friends. December 20, 1985. Funeral ser 1 1:30 A.M. at the funeral home. School Educational Fund.

'give more liberal views publicly than they hold privately. A Brecksville woman who participated in the poll agreed, saying: "It's like people who love mankind but don't like people. They like it (Integration) in principle." Mayor George V. Volnovich noted that the poll lacked a national perspective because similar polls could not be located In other cities. "If you want to, you can come in and feature a real bad situation, and you can go through this poll and find all the negatives in it and really depict this community to be something awful and Ignore some of the other things," Voinovich said.

"This community is far ahead of other commultles In terms of inroads in race relations and human understandings." The poll indicated that while blacks support efforts to curtail racial discrimination in housing and schools more frequently than whites, there was more widespread support for several specific remedies, including efforts to put more public housing in the suburbs and increased enforcement of open-housing laws. City and suburban respondents were asked to characterize the actual racial balance In their neighborhoods and the Ideal neighborhood balance. More than two-thirds of city whites said they lived in all-white or predominantly white neighborhoods. More than three in four, city blacks said they lived in all-black or predominantly black neighborhoods. More than three-fourths of suburban residents said they lived In all-white or predominantly white neighborhoods.

The poll also showed that more than half of all residents with children at home thought it was very Important or somewhat Important to Integrate greater Cleveland schools. But nearly half of all suburban residents with children at home thought It was not important. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS CLEVELAND Almost half of the white people living in Cleveland and more than half of the whites living in the city's suburbs say the ideal neighborhood is predominantly white, If not all white, according to a public opinion poll published Sunday. The (Cleveland) Plain Dealer-Gordon S. Black poll found that a large number of whites think it is proper to live in racially Isolated neighborhood, while a majority of blacks contend that Ideal neighborhoods and schools should be more evenly divided between whites and minorities.

The poll questioned 602 city and suburban residents, measuring their opinions on race relations, integration, housing, employment opportunities and other topics. The survey indicated that most Cleveland and suburban residents thought greater Cleveland neighborhoods were becoming more integrated. Of blacks who live In the city, however, 60 think that there has been no change or that neighborhoods are less integrated. Nearly one in three adults with children living at home said they either moved from Cleveland, enrolled their children in private or parochial schools or avoided shopping for homes In Cleveland to avoid court-ordered busing or desegregation policies. Almost one In five Cleveland blacks polled said they had been discriminated against in obtaining a new Job or a promotion in the past three years.

About 45 of those polled said they think racial discrimination is a very serious or somewhat serious problem In greater Cleveland. But most residents said race relations had Improved or remained the same In the last year. The poll, though, was conducted Sept. 14-21, before recent news stories detailed racial incidents against blacks in the area. One expert on urban studies cautioned that national polls on race Issues tend to reflect idealism, because those polled often KURRE ROSELER Loretta beloved sister of Lucille (nee Clark), beloved vices Monday at 7 P.M.

at the wife of the late August Roseler, dear mother of Robert Roseler, Marie Sr. Anne, S.N.D. and Harry Kurre of Pompano Beach, and the late Theo Hal-Jordan Funeral Home, 2625 Gilbert Ave. Dr. O.L.

Motley officiating. Interment Baltimore also survived by four grandchildren and two great-grandchil dore, Joseph and Alvina Kurre, dear sister-in-law of Cecilia and Pike cemetery. Friends may dren, preceded in death by five brothers. Friday, December 20, Catherine Kurre, also survived can trom 6 to 7 p.m. Tuesday.

by many nieces and nephews. DAY Saturday, December 21, 1985. 1985 In Wellington, OH. Age 84 years. Longtime resident of Lockland.

Friends may cal at Age 88 years. Friends may call at the Nurre Bros. Funeral Henrietta, widow of Walter Day, beloved mother of Erwin the Hodapp Funeral Home, Home, 345 W. McMillan Street, W. Haefner, dear grandmother 7401 Vine Carthage, Monday from 4 until 8 P.M.

Funeral services Tuesday morning, 9:30 Clifton, Monday, 11:30 A.M. until time of Mass of Christian ot Scott o. Haetner and Lynn j. McGraw and great-grand 5 OtoH Notices A.M. at the funeral home.

HomiHot Comfy burial, Our Lady of Lourdes Church at 1:30 P.M. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. Memori mother of Steve and Jeff, devoted sister of Evelyn Borge-menke. Wednesday, November 6 Oeoft Notices, Olio BURGETT Victor beloved husband of Mary B.

Burgett (nee Moore), ROUDEBUSH al contributions may be made 13, 1985. Memorial services at to Our Lady of Lourdes Im the convenience of the family devoted father of Mrs. Virginia STALL Donald beloved husband of Shirley Hardewig Stan, dear father of Kathy Deal, Cheryl Gee, Chas. A. Miller Sons serving the provement Fund, 2832 Rosebud Drive, 45238.

Ross beloved husband of Helen Kissel Roudebush, dear father of Ron Roudebush of Harrison, brother of Mrs. Lela Smith of Tampa, Fl, also survived by three grandchildren. Saturday, December 21, 1985. family. Moorman and Mrs.

Eileen Turner, dear brother of Mrs. Verna Trout and Lynn Burgett, also survived by seven grand DENNIS Judv Davis, Phillip, Donald ana Marian R. (nee Shively), be Edward Stall, stepfather of Michael Hardewig, brother of Deanna Schalch and James Age 75 years. Residence Harri loved wife of Arthur V. Dennis, devoted mother of James S.

children and 1 1 great-grandchildren. Friday, December 20, Edith (nee Harrington), beloved mother of Eleanora 1985. Residence Hamersville, Wade, Mildred Rosenberg, OH. Friends may cal at the ah all Funeral Home, George and Thomas A. Dennis and his wife; Catherine, dear sister of Norman Gordon H.

and Raymond Shively. Friends may call at the Vorhis Funeral Home, Love Wade, Arthur, Walt and Sta, dear grandfather of five. Resident of Reading. Died suddenly, December 20, 1985. Age 52.

Mass of Christian Burial at Saints Peter and Paul Church, Reading, Tuesday, December son, OH. Services 2 P.M. Tuesday, December 24 at the Jack-man-Kercheval Funeral Home, Harrison, OH. Visitation from noon unto time of service. Interment Glen Haven Cemetery.

Memorials, if so desired, may be directed to the Harrison Life Squad. Mel Flowers, also survived by 12 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren, dear sis 5501 Montgomery Norwood, Monday, December 23, town, OH. from 1 to 2 P.M. Tuesday. Services 2 P.M.

Tuesday. If desired, memorial contributions may be made to the Hamersville Life Squad or to the Bible Chapel United Church of Christ. ter ot timer Harrington. Satur 1985 from 6 until 8 P.M. Mass day, December 21, 1985.

Age 73 years. Friends are welcome to 24 at 9:30 a.m. Relatives ana friends may call at the Schmidt-Dhonau Funeral Home, 8633 Reading Reading, Monday from 5 to 8 P.M. Reading Fire Department ser of the Christian Burial, Tuesday, 10 A.M. at St.

Elizabeth Church, Norwood. Sympathy attend funeral services at the Church of God, 1692 State Monday at 1:30 P.M. CALHOUN may be expressed by a memo RUDD Bernice, beloved wife of Myron rial contribution to the Amen-can Cancer Society. MEYER vice at 7 p.m. Mil ueex vaney service at 7:30 P.M.

Sympathy may be expressed by donations to St. Rita's School for the Deaf. Cards available at the funeral home. DUEBBER Rudd, devoted mother of Dr. Nancy Ann Rudd of Chicago, IL.

and Michael D. Rudd, also survived by several nieces and Donald 81 of Hilview Retirement Center In Portsmith. He died Saturday evening in Portsmith. Former attorney In Cincinnati and retired Col. U.S.A.F.

Survived by his wife; Mildred Brown Calhoun, two sons; Fred beloved husband of the late Oda Keinath Meyer, nephews. Services Weil Funer dear brother of Hilda, Harry, Clarence, Elmer and Leo Meyer and the late Herbert and Edward beloved husband of Adeline Kareth Duebber, devoted father of Kenneth Duebber, grandfather of Dave Duebber, father-in-law of Shirley Stamey Duebber, brother of Judge Donald E. Calhoun and Stuart Calhoun, both of Colum Mich. Family Dies In Plane Crash al Home, 3901 Reading Monday, December 23 at 1:30 P.M. Memorial contributions to the Temple Sbotom Building Fund would be appreciated.

Julia Bierman, Alma strothman bus, OR, a daughter; Elaine Beck, Wilmette, IL. and eight grandchildren. Memorial ser and the late Sophia Banta, Em ma Krueger, Harry, Adolph, Leonard (Gyp) Meyer. Resident of St. Bernard.

Saturday, December 21, 1985. Age 84. Friends may call at the ImwaHe Memorial, 4811 Vine St. Bernard, Tuesday morning from 8:45 A.M. to 9:30 A.M.

followed by Mass of Christian Burial, St. Clement Church, 10 vices are planned for a later date. William and Fred Duebber, Suddenly, Friday, December ROGERS Effie of Goshen Township Visitation Monday i to 9 P.M Tufts Funeral Home, Loveland. 20, 1985. Age 83 years.

Funeral service Tuesday 10 A.M. at the Datbert and Woodruff Funeral Home, 2880 Boudinot Ave. at Earl beloved husband of A.M. Jessie Lyal Schermbeck, devoted brother of Ralph T. and ship, he said.

State police and Jackson County Sheriff's Department divers spent several hours Sunday afternoon retrieving the bodies from the frigid lake. Divers worked in 10 to 15 mph winds and temperatures around 20 degrees, Slegel said. dived through a heavy cloud cover and crashed into Lake Columbia about 10:45 a.m., said state Trooper Mark Slegel In Jackson. The Cessna aircraft was carrying two children, their parents, a grandmother and the pilot when it crashed Into 10 to 12 feet of water about 75 feet from the lake's shore in Columbia Town Queen City. Visitation Monday THE ASSOCIATED PRESS BROOKLYN, single-engine plane crashed Into a frozen lake southwest of here Sunday, killing the pilot and five members of a family traveling to Urbana, Ohio, for a Christmas gathering, state police said.

The plane was en route from Jackson, to Ohio when It 8 Oeott Notices, Itdiana Charles H. Schermbeck and the late Claude Schermbeck. Sunday, December 22, 1985. Resi STRASSER Roy beloved husband of Hilda M. Strasser (nee Nie-haus), dear father of Barry M.

Strasser, Stephen F. Strasser and Susan Buttelwerth, loving grandfather of Jeffrey, Jennifer, Jessica, Stacy and Katie Strasser, James and Dana Buttelwerth, dear brother of Bernard and Jack Strasser, Ruth Weltering and Helen Thornton. Saturday, December 21, 1985. Age 70 years. Residence N.C.H.

Friends may can at the Hodapp Funeral Home, 6041 Hamilton College HIN, Monday 4 to 8 P.M. and are also Invited to celebrate the Mass of Christian Burial, St. Margaret Mary Church, N.C.H., Tuesday, 9:30 7 to 9 P.M. Price Hi Lodge 524 F. A.M.

and Scottish Rite Ring Service Monday 7:30 P.M. at the funeral home. Me WALLACE MOLITOR Clarence beloved brother of L.J. Molitor, Mary Lou Day, Sr. Margaret Ann Molitor, S.M., Ruth KuhneH and Rita Benkert.

December 21, 1985. Residence Silverton. Friends may call Monday 6 to 8 P.M. at Charles (Peachy). Visitation morials may be made to Trinity HiHs United Church of Christ, Glen Haven Rd.

at Ml. Alverno, dent of Springdaie. (No visitation). Services at the convenience of the family. desired, sympathy may be expressed by a memorial contribution to the charity of your choice.

Vorhis Funeral Home in charge. 45238. Monday 5 to 8:30 P.M. Moon-ERison Funeral Home, Lawrenceburg. Funeral service Tuesday, 2 P.M.

at the funerai home. FEICK Obituaries Charles, husband of the late the Quentin K. staley Funeral Home, 7140 Plainfield Deer Park. Mass of Christian Burial, Tuesday 9 A.M., St. John Church, Deer Park.

Ruth Feick (nee Maley), father World War I Vet World War Vet of Mrs. Robert (Janice) Bick, A.M. Remembrances may be made to the Heart Fund. Korean Veteran Vietnam Veteran "Armed Forces Spanish-Amer. War Vet.

Roger, James and Richard Feick, grandfather of eight grandchildren, beloved son of the late Mrs. ida (Brinker) Donald Stall, Baseball League Founder MOLNAR Jeremy Martin, beloved son of Jennifer and James Molnar, SCHROEDER Miriam beloved wife of the late Dr. W.H. Schroeder, dear mother of Jane Landreth of Dixon, IL. and Carolyn Madison of Cincinnati, also survived by six grandchildren and three 20 ANNOUNCEMENTS Feick and the late Charles Feick, dear brother of Miss YEMIOLA brother of Christoffer, grand Sylvia Feick.

Saturday, Decem son ot Hazel Young and buy and Jaye Molnar. Sunday, De Mary C. (nee Wersel), dear wife of Anthony Yemiola, devoted mother of Daniel and Marc Yemiola, dear grand ber 21, 1985. Residence Parkway Nursing Home, Hamilton- cember 22, 1985 at age 3 days. Death Notices great-grandchildren.

Saturday, December 21, 1985. Resident of College HM. Formerly of Ed- mother of Daraele Yemiola war dsviHe, p. Visitation and fu Mason Rd. Funeral service at the Paul R.

Young Funeral Home, Mt. Healthy, at the convenience of the family. If friends desire, remembrances may be sent to the charity of Resurrection service at college Hill Presbyterian Church, 5742 Hamilton Monday, December 23 at 2 P.M. Memorials to Children's Hospital Genetics and Tetralogy Fund would be appreciated. Hodapp Funeral Home, College Hill, serving the family.

neral services In Edwardsville. Remembrances may be made to the American Cancer Society or Arthritis Foundation. Hodapp Funeral Home, College Hill, serving the family. December 21, 1985. Friends may call at the Thomas Memorial, 7500 Montgomery Monday from 6 to 8 P.M.

Mass of the Christian Burial, St. Vincent Ferrer Church, Tuesday, 11 A.M. desired, memorials may be directed to the Kidney Foundation or the Diabetes Re your choice. GRIMM Death NoticeiHamlt. Co Death NoticesOhio 6 Death NoticesN.

KY. Death NoticesIndiana 8 Monuments 10 Cremation Cemetery 1 Announcements 20 Card of Thanks 25 In Memoriam 30 Florists 35 Beatrice C. (nee Daum), beloved wife of the late George W. Grimm, loving mother of search Foundation. Mrs.

Marilyn J. Feerer, Nancy SCHWARTZ J. Huncke, Jerry W. and Robert J. Grimm, grandmother of 14 grandchildren, eight Myrna, beloved wife of Marvin ZIMMERMAN OTT Dorotha S.

(nee Samson), beloved wife of Clifford S. Oft, devoted mother of afford C. Ott, dear sister of Harold Samson, grandmother of Jerry and Carole. Saturday, December 21, 1985. Residence 2809 Wood Hill Colerain Township.

Friends may call at the Haw Carole R. Spring Carole R. Spring, 60, Athens, Ohio, formerly of Cincinnati, died Saturday evening at home. A Cincinnati native, she graduated from Western Hills High School in 1943 and Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, in 1947 with a bachelor of arts degree. She taught at the old Raschlg Elementary School in Cincinnati and in the Champaign, 111., school system before Joining the Plains Elementary School In Athens, where she worked for 25 years before retiring earlier this year.

She leaves her husband, Ray; mother, Caroline Romer, Cincinnati; daughter, Joanne Hake, Rochester, N.Y.; son, David, Greenbelt, brother, Harold Romer, Lawrenceburg, and two grandsons. Schwartz, devoted mother of Emma M. (nee Loffink), be great-grandcniioren. Saturday, Mrs. Jeffrey (Barbara) Was loved wife of the late Clifford E.

December 21, 1985. Age 83 A.C. DOBBLING SON FT. THOMAS BELLEVUE 441-1730 491-4500 Zimmerman, dear sister of years. Friends may call at the Margaret Pfaff, Meta Frank serstrom of San Diego, Paul and David Schwartz, dear sister of Edward Feitelberg of New York City, dearest grandmother of Adam and Alex, lov and the late Anna Schwartzel, Katherine Schwartzel, John ELDEN A.

GOOD 2620 ERIE AVE. 871-3433 chemist at DuBois Chemical Company in Sharonville, died Saturday at Good Samaritan Hospital. Mr. Reusch worked at the chemical company for 15 years. He was a Korean War veteran with the U.S.

Air Force and a past commander of the Wesley Werner Post 513, American Legion in Mount Healthy. A Mount Healthy resident, Mr. Reusch belonged to Holy Name Society and the Assumption Church in Mount Healthy. He Is survived by his wife, Nancy; three sons, Robert, Ottawa, John and Christopher; two daughters, Mary Ann Reusch and Diane Lipps; four grandchildren; a sister, Ann O'Connor, and a brother, George, all of Cincinnati. Mass of Christian Burial, 10 a.m.

Tuesday at Assumption Church In Mount Healthy. Visitation, 5-8 p.m. today at Neldhard Funeral Home. Burial, Arlington Memorial Gardens. Memorials, American Cancer Society or Assumption School educational fund.

Services will be Tuesday for Donald W. Stall, 52, Reading, who died Friday at Bethesda North Hospital, Montgomery. Mr. Stall was a member of the Reading Volunteer Fire DeptLlfe Squad and a member of the Mill-creek Valley Fireman's Association. He started a baseball league for deaf youngsters In 1969.

Survivors include his wife, Shirley; three sons, Phillip, Reading, Donald, Dallas, Texas, and Edward, Morrow; stepson, Michael Hardewlg, Reading; three daughters, Kathy Deal, Reading, Cheryl Gee, Dallas, Texas, and Judy Davis, Lebanon; brother, James, Reading; sister, Deanna Schalch, Reading; and five grandchildren. Mass of Christian Burial, 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at St. Peter and Paul Church, Reading. Visitation, 5-8 p.m.

today at the Schmidt-Dhonau Funeral Home, Reading, with memorial services by the Reading Fire Department at 7 p.m. and the Millcreek Valley Fireman's Association at 7:30 p.m. Burial, church cemetery. Memorials, St. Rita's School for the Deaf.

John Kenneth Reusch John Kenneth Reusch, 55, a Loffink, Magdalene Cvl, Chris thorne Funeral Home, 7830 Hamilton Sunday from 2 to 4 P.M. Funeral service Monday at 2 P.M. friends prefer, memorials may be made to the Vitt and Stermer Funeral Home, 4619 Delhi, Monday 4 to 8 P.M. Funeral service Tuesday, December 24, Riverside United Methodist Church at 9 A.M. Memorials may be made to Riverside United Methodist Church, Henrietta and Akron Avenues, 45204.

Member of I.I. GILLIGAN SON 2926Woodburn 281-8311 ing daughter of the late Anne Strachman. Services Weil Funeral Home, 3901 Reading Tuesday, December 24 at 10:30 A.M. Memorial contributions to the American Cancer Society tina Hollenberg and Louisa Schaller, loving godmother of Phyllis Pfaff Wooton, George Schaller and Deborah Wooton, also survived by other devoted nieces and nephews. Saturday, American Cancer Society.

Memorial cards available at the funeral home. W.5.C.S. Jamison Jamison lr Inc. West End Evanston 721-1616 961-7544 would be appreciated. HAMER December 21, 1985, at River-view Home.

Age 88 years. Former resident of Bridgetown. PEASE Irene Helmers, wife of the late Herbert G. Hamer, mother of Isaac Merrick, husband of MuehtenKamp Erschell 261-8093 Newport, Ft. Thomas, Dayton Visitation Monday from 6:30 to 7:30 P.M.

in the chapel of the Jean Hamer and Frank Hamer, STEGEMEYER Pilgrim United Church of Christ, sister of Irma Kestner, also two grandchildren, one great-grand Pauline (nee Fafeush), beloved Jane Howard Pease, father of Isaac Merrick Pease, III and Sarah Pease Gilbert-Smith and brother of William Adams Pease, also leaves five grand Rebold Funeral Home with Westwood Chapter 290 O.E.S. service at 7:30 P.M. and child. Friday, December 20, wife of the late Lou A. Stege-meyer.

Sunday, December 22, Service, 4 p.m. Tuesday at the First Presbyterian Church, Athens, Ohio. No visitation. Burial, 1985. Funeral services wi be at 3700 Glenmore 661-6200 the convenience of the family.

sons. Saturday, December 21, 1985. Friends are Invited to attend funeral services at George H. Rohde and Son Funeral Home, Linwood and Delta Avenues, Mt. Lookout, Tues Alexander cemetery, Aniens, ja ror Fnnpmi Home.

Athens, nan T. P. WHITE SONS Mt. Washington 231-7150 1985. Due notice of services delayed pending arrival of family.

Memorials may be made to the funeral service immediately following. Funeral procession leaving Bolton and Lunsford Funeral Home Tuesday at 10 A.M. Memorials may be directed to the church or to River-view Home. Memorials may be made to the Shrine Burns Institute or charity of your choice. Arrangements by the Anderson, Baiter Hiincr nrrnncfpments.

Memorials. the charity of your choice. Ar day, December 24 at 10 A.M. WITT. GOODllELSCLi OAKLEY SQ.

531-0105 rangements by Schaefer and and Sahnd Funeral Home, Cat- First Presbyterian Church Choir, No visitation. ton. Busby. Athens..