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Friday, April 3, 1 987 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER MetroC-Q 5 DtcHHtHcu 5 DtaHNcfktf 5 DtoHNtikH (Funerals GROOMS BERKEMEYER MEININGER Freda dear aunt of Stanley Obituaries John beloved husband of Alice dear daughter of Mary Jane Jordan, dear moth Meininger, Mrs. Ruth For more complete information and address of the er of Janie Bannister, Thomas Margaret Willen Berkemeyer, dear father of Jack and Kathy Madden Berkemeyer, Jim and Karen McCafferty Berkemey- Brown, Mrs. Rosemary Brow-der and the late Elizabeth Flynt. Wednesday, April 1, uneral director refer to the individual death notice 1987. Age 94 years.

Funeral Jerry and Mary Fektkamp below. Berkemeyer, JoAnn Berkemeyer Doherty and Jim Doher W. Ulrey, Chuck, KeHy and Mark Reeves, dear sister of Juanlta Gifford, Welly, Dale and Bobby Ray Jordan, also survived by II grandchildren. Died Thursday, April 2, 1987. Age 53.

Residence Mt. Carmei. Friends may a at the E. Nurre Funeral Home, State Rte FUNERAL HOME TIME DATE John Berkemeyer, executive Green Township resident had 43-year career in banking NAME service at the convenience of the family. Memorials may be given to the First English Lutheran Church or the charity of your choice.

Bolton and Luns-ford Funeral Home serving the family. BERKEMEYER. John A. 12:30 P.M. April 3 Grueter 125, Amelia, Friday, 7 to 9 P.M.

CAUDILl, George W. 9:30 A.M. April 4 T.P. White i Sow ty, Joe and Sheila Morris Berkemeyer, brother of Ruth Jones, also survived by nine grandchildren. Tuesday, March 31, 1987.

Visitation at the Grueter Funeral Home, 4022 Glenway at Nff, Friday, from 9:30 A.M. until Mass of Christian Burial, at Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Friday, at 12:30 P.M. Memori Funeral services Saturday, April 4, at 10 A.M. Interment at Pierce Township Cemetery. CONOVER, Ruth 10:30 A.M.

April 4 Moore MILLWARD COOPER, Mildred Anderson 10:30 A.M. April 4 Phillips lronton, OH.) HARRIS Emma (nee Han), beloved wife of the late James G. Mitward, dear mother of Dela Relf, Lillian Zlnsmelster, Edward als may be made to Our Lady 1 1:00 A.M. April 4 Dolbert Woodruff DREHER. Horry of Lourdes Educational Fund.

Betty beloved wife of James Harris, survived by two step sons, Ricky and Ronnie Harris, DUCKWORTH, France! Bromes McDaniel and the late Esther Sparks and Henry McDaniel, 1 1:00 A.M. April 4 Allison Rose. Inc. her mother Mary Goode, mother-in-law, Etta Mae Harris and FISK.IsobetleEostmon 2:30 P.M. April 3 Schoefer i Busby CAUD1LL George beloved husband of Donna Caudlll (nee Casey), dear father of Tonia, Wanda, Bobby Gene and Ruth Ann Caudlll and Shawn Madden, also also survived by 18 grandchildren, several great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchil host of other relatives and FLETCHER.

Alice L. 10:30 A.M. April 4 Thomas Memorial GARRIS, Carol S. 1 1:30 A.M. April 6 T.

P. White 6 Sow survived by 11 brothers and sisters, 'grandfather of Shan friends. April 2, 1987. Friends may call Sunday, from 6 until Hme of service 7 P.M. at the Lee Chapel AME Church, 2009 Pogue Ave.

Rev. Donald Newberry, officiating. Interment Walnut Hills Cemetery. GEERING, Henrietta 12:15 P.M. April 4 T.

P. White i Sow dren. Thursday, April 2, 1987. Age 100 years. Friends may call at Nurre Bros.

Funeral Home, 6050 Montgomery Road, Pleasant Ridge, Saturday, 9 A.M. until time of service at 11. Interment Wesleyan Cemetery. non, Allsha and Brandon CaudiH. GROOMS, Alice H.

10:00 A.M. April 4 E. C. Nurre 7:00 P.M. April 5 Jamison i lomison HARRIS Betty S.

Jamison and Jamison In charge of arrangements. April 1, 1987. Funeral service at P. White and Sons Funeral Home, 2050 Beechmont Mt. Washington, Saturday, April 4 at 9:30 A.M.

Friends may can Friday 4 to 9 P.M. INGRAM, Mrs. Jessie 7:30 P.M. April 5 lomison Jamison JUSTICE, Tiffany Dawn 2:00 P.M. April 4 Tufts CONOVER KEEGAN, Robert T.

10:30 AM. April 3 Stanley High INGRAM Mrs. Jessie dear friend of Nancy HaH, survived by nieces, other relatives and friends. April 1, 1987. Friends may call Ruth M.

(nee Conrad) of Bethel, beloved wife of David L. KROEGER, Patricio Lynn 1 1:00 AM. April 4 Gump-Hort MINTON Alma L. (nee Ruff), dear wife of the late Curtis Minion, loving mother of Raymond, Barbara, Mary and Vicki Mlnton, grandmother of Joshua, sister of the late Robei Vivian and Margaret Ruff, also survived by Albert Ruff, Mrs. Shirley Backus, Donald Ruff, Constance Couch, Cecelia Curee, Jane Brock, Jan LOSEY, Russell 'Funy' 10:00 A.M.

April 4 Dobbling John A. Berkemeyer, 72, a retired Cincinnati bank vice president, died Tuesday at Jellico, after he collapsed at the wheel of his car while driving toward Cincinnati after two months in Florida. The car went off the road, missed a tree and plunged 250 feet down an embankment. Mr. Berke-meyer's wife, Margaret Willen Berkemeyer, and another couple, Helen and Harry Pierson of Kenwood, escaped unhurt.

Mrs. Pierson got out of the car, climbed up the snow-covered embankment and flagged down a truck. The driver, Steve Baute, Loveland, Ohio, radioed for help and went down to the car to help, family members said. Mr. Berkemeyer, of Green Township, was taken to a Jellico hospital, where he was pronounced dead.

He had suffered a massive heart attack, the family He was a retired vice president of the First National Bank of Cincinnati, in charge of the Western Hills branch. Mr. Berkemeyer retired in 1979 after a 43-year career with that bank, including 32 years as vice president. took courses in accounting and business law at the University of Cincinnati. As a corporal during World War II, Mr.

Berkemeyer served as finance director for the U.S. Army in Tunisia. As a hobbyist, Mr. Berkemeyer' refinished antiques, son Joe said. Mr.

Berkemeyer was a member of the Westwood-Cheviot Kiwanis Club, the board of directors of the Glenway Loan Deposit and the Elder High School Alumni Association. In addition to his wife and son Joe, he leaves three other sons, Jack of San Ramon, Jim of Bronxville, N.Y., and Jerry of Wyoming, Ohio; a daughter, Jo Ann Doherty of Cheviot; a sister, Ruth Jones of St. Petersburg, and nine grandchildren. Visitation, at Grueter Funeral Home, 4022 Glenway Price Hill, 9:30 a.m. to noon today, followed at 12:30 p.m.

by Mass of Christian Burial at Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Muddy Creek Road and Glenway Avenue. Burial, St. Joseph German Cemetery, Price Hill. Memorials to the church education fund. LOWE, Col.

John Sr. 10:30 A.M. April 4 Elden A. Good Conover, devoted mother of Laura Lee Conover, dear daughter of Mrs. Leroy (Nina) Conrad, dear sister of Mrs.

Kendall (Nina) Kopper, Mrs. MACKLIN, Margaret 9:00 A.M. April 4 Geo. H. Rohde I Son Sunday, from 6 until time ot service 7:30 P.M.

Eastern Star service 7 P.M. at the Gaines Methodist Church, 5707 Madison Road, Rev. Frederick Heath, officiating. Interment Union Baptist Cemetery. Jamison and Jamison In charge of arrangements.

Jonathan (Sharon) Howes and MAURER, Helmut R. 10:30 A.M. April 4 Neidhard Bolton Lunstord MEININGER, Freda 8 Miss Karen Conrad. Services wll be held Saturday at 10:30 A.M. from the Bethel Church of Christ, 125 E.

Plane Bethel. MILLWARD, Emma 11:00 A.M. April 4 Nurre Bros. et Waldroup, William Ruff, aunt; Freda Smith. April 2, 1967.

Mass of Christian Burial, St. William Catholic Church, 7:30 P.M. Friday. Visitation wll be at the B.J. Meyer Colonial Chapel, 3726 Warsaw Ave.

from 5 until 7 P.M. Friday. Contributions may be made to the MINTON, AlmoL 7:30 P.M. April 3 B.J. Meyer Sow JUSTICE Friends may can Friday from to 9 P.M.

at the Moore Funeral Home, 225 Spring Batavla. Memorials are preferred to PACHER, Andrew Sr. 9:30 A.M. April 4 Anderson, Boiter i Sohnd Tiffany Dawn, age 4, of Go PEENO, Sherman R. 1 0:00 A.M.

April 4 Imwalle Memorial her church. American Heart Association. RADIN, Celia 10:40 A.M. April 3 Weil Grgveside) COOPER Mildred 0. Anderson.

Age 77. shen, loving daughter ot Randan and Laura Knight Justice, dear sister of Travis and Tosha Justice, beloved granddaughter of William and Janet Justice, Edwin and Alice Knight. Suddenly, Wednesday, April 1, 1987. RIEGELSBERGER, John A. Of Ironton.

Died April 2, 1987. 10:00 A.M. ApriU Vitt 1 Stermer PACHER Former resident of George John A. Berkemeyer 32 years as vice president "He started his career as a transit clerk," a son, Joe Berkemeyer, said. "He worked his way up from the bottom." He spent 17 years in the main office downtown and one year at the Union Terminal office before going to the Western Hills branch.

After graduation from Elder High School, the Price Hill native Andrew beloved hus band of Jeanne Sieve Pacher, ROBINSON-RICE, Esther Friends received at the Tufts Funeral Home, Park and River 1:00 P.M. April 4 Bloirsville, GA. devoted father of Andrew town, OH. Graduate of Georgetown High School. Resident of Ironton since 1940.

Wife of the late Harry Anderson and William Cooper, surviving are one Jr. and Janlne Pacher, dear RODA, Viola 10:30 A.M. ApriU Rebold brother of Pauline Kudak, side, Loveland, Friday i to 9 P.M., where services be conducted Saturday, April 4 at 2 P.M. Interment Graceland SCHWARZ, Morie 8. 10:00 A.M.

April 4 Seifert-Hurdiq son-in-law of William and Jo Fette, brother-in-law of Ruth SMITH, Henry Cloy 10:30 A.M. April 4 Schmidt-Dhonau Memorial Gardens. son, Robert Anderson of Atlanta, one stepson, Charles Cooper of Ironton, five grandchildren and tour great-grandchildren, two sisters, Mary Sieve and father-in-law of Al-yce M. Pacher. Wednesday, STEG, Edna L.

10:00 A.M. April 4 Nurre Bros. April 1, 1987. Springfield Township. Friends may call at the KEEGAN Webb of Shreveport, LA.

and Robert beloved husband of THOMAS, Wiliiom H. (Bill) Anderson Funeral Home, 86 10:30 A.M. April 4 Vorhis Marie Norris of Georgetown, Funeral win be Saturday, Virginia Dean Keegan, devoted father of Susan Weil, Margue Wlnton Road, Finneytown, Friday, 5 to 9 P.M. Mass of Chris WEISE, Zelmo 10:00 A.M. April 6 Gilligon-Borrere 10:30 A.M.

at the Hayes-Phillips rite Rlngsheuser and Robert M. tian Burial, Saturday, 9:30 A.M. WILKINSON, Mrs. Wilson 7:00 P.M. April 5 Hall Jordon Keegan, dear brother of Rita McCarthy, Christopher, Joseph and John Keegan.

Tuesday, Funeral Home, Ironton. Burial In the Confident Cemetery, Georgetown at 2 P.M. Friends may can Friday, 6 until 9 at the St. Bartholomew Church, Win-ton Road. Memorials may be made to the St.

Bartholomew WltLIAMS, Edith A. 10:00 A.M. April 4 Argo-Borton Lunstord March 31, 1987. Aged 59 years. Church.

for five years and was quite active in the society's Oktoberfest. He also helped organize Cincinnati's Oktoberfest. He was president of the German-American Citizens League for two years and was active in the German-American community. He was honored for maintaining German-American relationships by Govs. James Rhodes, John Gilligan and Richard Ce WOLF, Grace M.

10:30 A.M. April 4 Gilligan funeral home. Residence Fairfax. Friends may call Thursday 6 to 8 P.M. DREHER 5 Onrht NoHch 5 DtoHHttictt at the Stanley High Funeral PEENO Harry, beloved husband of the late Irma M.

Dreher, (nee Wltz- Home, 6544 Montgomery Rd. Mass of Christian Burial, St. Margaret of Cortona Church, Sherman beloved husband of Irene Peeno (nee Arnold), emann), devoted father of WILLIAMS Mrs. Gary (Karen) Kerstlng devoted father of Sherman L. SMITH Henry day, beloved husband of the late Bertha Kennel Smith, dear father of Dorothy Joyce and Mrs.

William (Gayle) Scot and the late Mabel I. Peeno, Friday, 10:30 A.M. Member of St. Michael's K. of C.

Council 3382 and American Legion Edith A. (nee Taylor), beloved wife of the late Clarence E. Williams, dear sister of Goktie Blew and the late Bernice Morris, Anna Comley, Robert and dear grandfather of Sharon Goldston, Daniel B. Peeno and ti, dear grandfather of Kevin and Jeffrey Kerstlng and KeHy M. Scottl, brother of Catherine Post 554.

three great-grandchildren of Reading and William F. Smith of Williamsburg, dear brother of Naomi Russe of Tennessee, George and Wlllard Smith of Scheldt. Wednesday, April 1, brother of Ethel MulvlhM and Jackson Dunlap Taylor, also 1987. Age 66 years. Funeral Woodrow Peeno.

Former resi KROEGER dent of St. Bernard. Tuesday, services Saturday, 11 A.M. at the Dalbert and Woodruff Fu March 31, 1987. Age 84.

Friends Patricia Lynn (Trlsh), dear daughter of Michael sr. and Therese L. Kroeger (nee Weg- Mfddlesboro, KY. and Dorothy Wilcox and Robert, James, Donald and Fuson Smith, al of neral Home, 2880 Boudinot Ave. may cal at the Imwalle Memorial, 4811 Vine St.

Bernard, at Queen City. Visitation Satur man), sister of Michael T. Hamilton, also survived by six grandchildren and six day, 9 A.M. until time of ser Friday from 6 to 8 P.M. Funer Kroeger, granddaughter of survived by nieces and nephews.

Wednesday, AprH 1, 1987. Age 72 years. Resident of Price Hil. Funeral service Saturday, at 10 A.M. at Argo Bolton and Lunstord Funeral Home, 100 S.

Miami Cleves. Visitation Saturday, from 9 A.M. until time of service. Memorials may be directed to the American Cancer Society or the American Heart Association. vices.

If so desired, memorials al services Saturday, 10 A.M. George and Barbara Wegman, Thomas and Joan Kroeger, may be made to the American Memorials may be made to Immanuel United Church of Heart Association. great-granddaughter of Mar leste. He and his wife, Lilli, were the first husband and wife to be honored with a Friendship Award by the Federal Republic of Germany, presented in 1983, said a son, Peter Maurer of North College Hill. Mr.

Maurer also arranged the first cultural exchange for German artists in America through the Goethe Institute. He also was a Kentucky Colonel. In addition to his wife and son, Peter, Mr. Maurer leaves two other sons, Frank, Phoenix, and Paul, Boston, three grandchildren; a sister, Helen Maroscher, Columbus, Ohio, and two other sisters and three brothers in Germany. Service at Spring Grove Mausoleum Chapel, 10:30 a.m.

Saturday. Memorials, American Heart Association. Neidhard Funeral Home, Mount Healthy, in charge of arrangements. William J. Plapp Christ (Organ Fund).

DUCKWORTH garet Cummings and Katherlne Stratman, also survived by nu merous aunts, uncles and cous great-granocniioren. rnursday, April 2, 1987. Age 79. Resident of Norwood. Funeral services at the Schmidt-Dhonau Funeral Home, 8633 Reading Road, Reading, Saturday, at 10:30 A.M.

Family and friends may cal at the funeral home, Saturday, from 9 to 10:30. Memorials may be made to the charity of your choice. ins. Wednesday, April 1, 1987, RADIN Frances Brames, beloved wife of Clifford Duckworth, mother ef Mary Deama Wing, grandmother of Klmberly and Kevin Wing. At her residence, Coving Age 22 months.

Friends may WOLF Celia, beloved wife of the late Max Radin, devoted mother of Dr. Donald Radin, dear sister of call at the Gump-Holt Funeral Home, 3440 Glenmore Cheviot, Saturday, April 4, ton, KY, Wednesday, April Grace M. (nee Sanders), beloved mother of Jane Marcus, dear sister of Bernadine Hulet, dear grandmother of Marsha Fan Zacharia of Hallandale, 1987. Age 72 years. Services at from 9 A.M.

until time of the St. Paul United Church of Christ, 429 Ft. Henry Ft. loving grandmother of Robert, Jerome and Andrew Radin, also great-grandmother of David and Eve Radin, Grave Wright, KY Saturday, April 4, prayers at 10:30 A.M. Mass of Christian Burial, St.

Aloysius Gonzaga Church, 11 A.M. If so desired, memorials may be made to Children's Hospital Re NouoaDusn, Alice tmuy, Furqueron, Linda, Elizabeth, David and James Marcus, also survived by five great-grandchildren. Wednesday, AprH 1, 1987 at 11 A.M. Entombment side services Friday, April STEG Edna L. (nee Park).

Born In Watervllle, KS, 88 years ago. Beloved wife of the late Rich Highland Cemetery Mausoleum, Ft. Mltchel KY. Friends Cortege leaves Well Funeral search Fund, Eland and Be- Home, 3901 Reading ho. at may cat from 4 until 7 P.M.

thesda Aves 45229. 10:40 A.M. Memor ial contribu Friday at the Allison and Rose 1987. Residence Reading, OH. Visitation at the GIMoan Funeral Home, 8225 Montgomery at Galbralth Rds Friday from 6 ard Steg, dear mother of Evelyn L.

Forman and the late Richard H. Steg, sister of Daisy Funeral Home, Bobbins St. tions to the charity of one's choice would be appreciated. and Madison Ave Covington, LOSEY William J. Plapp, 88, formerly of Hamilton, Ohio, died Sunday at Mount Healthy (Ohio) Christian Home.

No visiting at the residence. KY. Memorials may be made to the St. Paul Church of Christ Wiseman ot New Mexico. Friends may cal at Nurre Bros.

Russell M. beloved husband of Marie A. Losey until 8 P.M. Mass ot Christian Burial, Our Lady of Sacred Heart Church, Saturday at 10:30 A.M. Funeral Home, 345 w.

McMil Book of Remembrance. (nee Torline), devoted father Mr. Plapp retired in 1962 as assistant postmaster 6f the Hamilton Post Office, where he had served 44 lan Street, Clifton, Saturday, 9 RIEGELSBERGER of Robert, Ronald and Law FISK A.M. until time of service at 10. John son of the late George and Anna Stelnkurger Rlegeis- years.

Inurnment HUside Chapel. Memorials may be made to the rence Losey, dear brother of Alberta Mahaney, Frances Mahaney and Clara Kaylor, also survived by seven grandchildren and two great-grandchil Isabella Eastman, daughter of the late Helen Pogue Fisk and Otis H. Fisk, sister of Margaret Pogue Fisk, Cincinnati, OH. and He was a member of the Masonic Lodge of American cancer society. IWorW War I Vet World War I Vet Korean Veteran Vietnam Veteran Armed Forces Spanish-Amer.

War Vet. dren. Resioence eeiwvue, nt. Ernest R. Miller Ernest R.

Miller, 95, who received a doctorate at age 81 from the University of Cincinnati after 55 years of teaching and coaching at schools in Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana, died Tuesday at a Pompano Beach, hospital. When he began his doctoral research in education, most of his fellow 1977 graduates and many of the faculty were not yet born. It was 1933. By that time, he already had 20 years experience as a teacher, principal, championship coach of baseball, basketball and football teams, teaching supervisor and schools superintendent. He began teaching at age 17 in a one-room country school in Waterloo, Ohio, his home town, near Iron-ton.

Mr. Miller retired at age 72, following 10 years of teaching English at North Dearborn, High School. He and his wife, Marian Elizabeth, moved to Florida from Cincinnati several years ago. His teaching career went from rural Southeastern Ohio to Mansfield, to Wittenberg College as a student and baseball coach, to Defiance College as dean of men, where he met his wife. While pursuing a master's degree at the University of Kentucky, he taught English and coached football at Kentucky Wesleyan College.

"We played UC twice and beat them both times," he said in a 1977 interview at his degree ceremony. He had been in the Cincinnati public school system for 13 years and was teaching at Central High School when the U.S. government sent him to Japan as principal of a school for American dependents in Kyoto in 1948. There, he oversaw the education of children of American servicemen and made the school a model fo restructuring the post-World War II Japanese school system democratically. "Japanese officials would come to the school and I would show them around," he said.

"I convinced them that freedom always includes the rights of somebody else. Your freedom stops when you begin to impinge upon the freedom of others." Upon his return two years later, he taught in schools in Cincinnati and Indiana. Mr. Miller had completed all work toward his doctorate except his thesis when he was asked to go to Japan. In 1976, UC officials asked him to write about his work in Japan, and accordingly awarded him the doctorate.

At the conclusion of his 1977 interview, Mr. Miller said, "I would leave you with one thought from the Hindu philosopher, Tagore. Education is precious to us because we never have the time to complete it." Besides his wife, he leaves two sons, Ted, Pompa- no, and Jack, San Jose, and four grandchildren. Graveside service will be 1 p.m. today at Pompano Beach Cemetery.

Helmut R. Maurer Helmut R. Maurer, 65, Mount Airy, died Wednesday at Good Samaritan Hospital. Although his family was German, Mr. Maurer was born and reared in Romania.

A master jeweler, he emigrated to Cincinnati in 1956. He was a shop foreman for 25 years for A. R. Jester Cincinnati, manufacturer of custom-made jewelry, and was to retire at the end of this year. Mr.

Maurer was president of the Germania Society berger, loving brother of Marie Miller, Rose Kinman, Al and Theodore Riegelsberger and the late Martha Herling and George Riegelsberger, uncle of 22 nieces and nephews. Wednesday, April 1, 1987. Age 64 years. Friends may cal at Hamilton for more than 60 years. He also belonged to the First United Methodist Church of Hamilton.

He and his wife, Delpha, moved to the Christian Home in Sophia Hewn Laira or Louisville, KY. Friday, March 27, 1987. Residence Needham, MA, Thursday, April 2, 1987. Age 85. Services Saturday, April 4, 1987 at the Dobbling Funeral Home, A memorial service wlH be held Friday, April 3, 1987 at Christ Bellevue at 10 A.M.

Visitation the Vltt and Stermer Funeral Saturday from 9 to 10 A.M. 1980. His hobbies included bowling, fishing and garden ing. Home, 4619 Delhi, Friday, 6 to 20 MNOUHcmm WlH, GOOD I KELSCH OAKLEY SQ. 531-0105 Death Notices P.M.

Funeral Mass Saturday, April 4, St. Vincent DePeul LOWE Church at 10 A.M. Col. John beloved husband of Jane Dlckman Lowe Episcopal Church, Downtown Cincinnati at 2:30 P.M. with the Rev.

T. James Snodgrass officiating. Miss Flsk's family wll be receiving at the residence at the conclusion of the service. so desired, memorials may be made to WeHesley College, Wetesley, MA. 02181.

Schaefer and Busby Funeral Home In charge of arrange In addition to his wife, he leaves two daughters, Mary Lou Ernsting, Madeira, and Connie Sherck, Minneapolis, six grandchildren and six and the late Alleen Houser THOMAS WiWam H. (Bil), beloved husband of the late Waneta K. Thomas, dear brother of Russell Thomas of Coschocton, OH also survived by several nieces and nephews, dear friend of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gehrlnger.

AprH 1, 1987 In his 90th year. Resident of Norwood for over 50 years. Friends may call at the Vorhis Funeral Home, 5501 Montgomery Rd Norwood, Saturday, April 4 from 9:30 until 10:30 A service time. If desired, sympathy may be expressed by a memorial contribution to the Shrlner't Burns Hospital. ROBINSON RICE Esther beloved wife of great-grandchildren.

Alovd Rice, sister of Mary B. Memorial service will be 3 p.m. Saturday in the ments. Schmidt, John W. and Robert G.

Robinson. Passed away April 1, 1987. Funeral arrangements by Cochran-Akins-Nix FLETCHER Mount Healthy Christian Home Chapel, 8097 Hamil ton Ave. Entombment, Spring Grove Cemetery Mau Lowe, deer father of Gregory John David Mark E. and Patrick G.

Lowe, stepfather of Patricia Lowe, Terl Stein, Tim, Mark, David, Michael and Stephen Dlckman, brother of Marlys Sauer and Thomas Lowe, grandfather of Alex and Kaltyn Lowe. Tuesday, March 31, 1987. Residence Hyde Park. Friends may caH at the Elden A. Good Funeral Home.

2620 Erie West of 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 Death Notices Monuments CremationCemetery Amouncements Card of Thanks In Memoriam Florists Funeral Home, Bialrsville, GA, soleum. Memorials may be made to the Heritage Alice beloved wife of Claude Fletcher, devoted mother of John R. Fletcher and Nancy Kruse, grandmother of Michael Funeral to be from Ivy Log United Methodist Church, 1585 Compton Road, Cin Methodist Church, Biairsvwe, P.M. Saturday, April 4, 1987. end Geoffrey H.

rtercner, Cvnthla Carrloan, Judith Heff- WEISE Hyde Park Square, Friday 5 to cinnati 45231. Russell M. 'Fuzzy' Losey ner, great-grandmother of Tara Fletcher, John Patrick Carrloan and Steven Christo Zelma (nee Crow), beloved RODA 8 P.M. Mass ot Christian burial, St. Mary Church, Saturday at wife of the late Joseph M.

Hodapp Funeral Homes Hamilton at Hkton 7401 vine St. 541-1040 821-0805 Viola (nee Klocke), wife of the late John M. Roc-a, dear moth 10:30 A.M. Memorials, if desired, may be directed to the er of Marinus Roda, James pher Heffner, mother-in-law of Gae Fletcher and Harold Kruse. April 1, 1987.

Friends may call at the Thomas Memo Russell M. "Fuzzy" Losey, 85, of Bellevue, American cancer society. Weise, Jr. and devoted mother of Bobby, Emmett, Edward and the late Joseph, Jr. and Nora Lee Weise, daughter of Nora Cook.

Thursday, April 2, 1987. Funeral service at the Roda, Mary Ward, Joseph Roda and the late John B. Roda died Thursday Lakeside Place, Highland Heights. rial Funeral Home, 7500 Mont and Margie Rod-i, ten grand MACKLIN gomery Kenwood, Friday from 5 to I P.M. Funeral ser A retired brewery worker, Mr.

Losey was with the Hudepohl Brewing Co. for 32 years. He held a number Margaret, beloved sister of Gllioan-Barrere Funeral Home, children and 17 great-grander dren, dear sister ot the late Henry Klocke, Doretta Brown, Alvina Blum and Thomas Mary L. Wenstrup and Frank 3734 Eastern Monday, AprH 6 at 10 A.M. Friends may J.

Macklin of Alexandria, va. vices Saturday, 10:30 A.M. at the Indian HID Church, 6000 Drake Rd. If desired, memorials may be directed to the of jobs there, including bottler, said his wife Mane. "He liked to work oh cars in the back yard," Mrs.

also survived by 14 nieces and Klocke. Apr 1987. Age 88. cal Sunday from 5 to I p.m. nephews.

Wednesday, April 1987. Mass of Christian Buril at Losey said. The hobby turned into a retirement American Cancer Society charity of one's choice. Visitation Rebold Funeral Home, 3700 Glenmore Ave. at Mozart, Cheviot, Saturday, 9-10 A.M.

Funeral Mass, St. Jude St. Mary Church, Hyde Park, vocation, known as Losey's Garage in Bellevue. WILKINSON GARRIS Saturday, April 4 at 9 A.M. No visitation.

George H. Rohde and Son Funeral Home In charge of Church. Mack at 1030 A.M. Chas. A.

Miller Sons, Inc. Northside 541-0040 Miller-Busse Borgmann Clifton 559-1343 Miller-Simminger West wood 661-6820 Mcmtxr by mvi ration Natlona SMclxl Moffldam Mrs. Wilson, beloved mother of Mrs. Betty Francis, devoted Burial St. Joseph New Ceme Carol leaving behind friends and family In Cincinnati and arrangements.

tery. mother-in-law of Thomas North Carolina, March 30, ivbv. In addition to his wife, Mr. Losey is survived by three sons, Robert and Ronald, Bellevue, and Lawrence, Claryville; three sisters, Alberta Mahaney, Silver Grove, Frances Mahaney, Bellevue, and Clara Kavlor. Cincinnati: seven grandchildren, and two MAURER Memorial services at Norman Chapel, Spring Grove Cemetery, Monday, April 6, at 11:30 A.M.

Memorials may be made SCHWARZ Helmut beloved husband of LIN C. Maurer, devoted father Marie B. In loving memory of Marie, who died Tuesday, of Frank H. Maurer of Phoenix, to American Cancer Society great-grandchildren. March 31, 1987.

Beloved daugh Francis, dear sister of Albert Turner, Sam Turner, James Turner, Thomas Turner, Otis Turner, Mrs. Katherlne Freeman and Mrs. Hattle Palmer, dear grandmother of Gloria Francis, Michele Parrlsh and T. Clinton Francis, two great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. AprH 2, 1987.

Funeral service wll be held Sunday, at 7 P.M. at the Mt. Zion Baptist ter of the late John and Mary GEERIN AZ Peter M. Maurer of Cincinnati and Paul J. Maurer of Boston, grandfather of The service will be at 10 a.m.

Saturday at Dobbling Schwarz, sister ot the late Mer- rell, Arthur and Walter Funeral Home, Bellevue. Visitation is 9-10 a.m. Eric. Rvan and Alex Maurer, Henrietta (nee Sanker), wife of the late Howard (Pat) Geerm, dear sister of Lillian Herman, Schwarz and Cecilia Lamp, survived by three brothers and two sisters of Germany and Saturday. Burial will be in Floral Hills, Taylor Mill.

CecHe Lindsay, Madora Sank one sister of Columbus, OH. er, the late Alice McDermott, Muehlenkamp Erschell 261-8093 Newport, Ft. Thomas, Dayton devoted aunt of John Lamp and James and Arthur Schwarz, loving great-aunt of eight nieces and nephews, beloved areat-great-aunt of one Freda and Harry Sanker, aunt of Mildred Sanders, Earl Lind Church, Glendale, Rev. R. L.

Wekfrop, officiating. Interment say, Harry and Robert Sanker, Wednesday, April 1, 1987. Age 65 years. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral service at the Spring Grove Mausoleum Chapel, Saturday, April 4, 1987 at 10:30 A.M. Neid Oak Hill cemetery.

Frienas also survived by great-nieces may cal at the church from 6 and nepnews. April mi. for P.M. Sunday, unfa time of ser Ohio Transportation Department faces $450 million cut in spending RADEL FUNERAL HOMES vice. Memorials may be made niece and four nephews.

Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the Mass of Christian Burial, Saturday, April 4, Our Lady of Visitation Church at 10 A.M. Selfert-Hardig Funeral Home In charge of arrange hard Funeral Home, 7401 Hamilton Mt. Healthy, serving merly of Mt. Washington. Mass of Christian Burial, Guardian Angels Church, Saturday, April 4, at 12:15 P.M.

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Arrangements by Hal-Jordan Funeral made to the American Heart STring Owr a Ctnfury Sons Funeral Home, serving Home. ments. Association. the family. that, that means that the local governments will pick up $100 State news million of any $400 million in Indiana escapee captured in Ohio crease in revenue.

Such an increase would not off set all of the projected shortfall. "It'll still be short. We're not going to bring ourselves back to where we were (this year). What I'm attempting to do is not regress so dramatically, and still be able to keep momentum in our highway improvement programs," Deering THE ASSOCIATED PRESS COLUMBUS, Ohio Ohio's Department of Transportation faces a spending cut of at least $450 million in its next two-year budget, signaling significant reductions in the amount of money set aside for bridge, safety, reconstruction and new construction programs. Rep.

Frederick Deering, D-Monroeville, who will introduce the spending plan in the House, said Thursday that overall highway spending would fall from the current level of $2.9 billion to $2.45 billion. Enactment of the federal highway bill would not directly alter the Deering proposal. Deering, who released the proposed budget figures during a speech at the annual convention of the Ohio Petroleum Marketers As- said. sociation, has been trying to generate support among Gov. Richard Celeste, House Speaker Vernal Riffe and Senate President Paul Gillmor, for a gasoline-tax increase.

But no such increase will be included in the proposed budget bill, Deering said. Although Deering has recommended no specific amount, he raised the prospect of a 4t-a-gallon boost in the existing state tax of 12t a gallon, with part of the revenue going to local governments. "Four cents would bring in about $200 million a year, or $400 million per biennium. But since local governments will get 25 of Wednesday on Interstate 70 for failing to use a signal when he changed lanes. Police say Atkinson headed his car the wrong way down an on-ramp and drove east in the westbound lanes of 1-70 at speeds exceeding 80 mph, while police followed on the other side.

After a 15-minute chase, the suspect jumped out of his moving car in a department store parking lot and darted across Refugee Road, but ran into a car driven by a SWAT officer, Kern -said. Atkinson's car traveled about 100 feet before it struck a parked car. Atkinson received head and neck injuries, Kern said. street said Atkinson was sentenced in 1981 in Henry Circuit Court to concurrent sentences of four years for resisting law enforcement, 13 years for burglary and one year for criminal recklessness. Under Indiana's provision for good behavior, he would have been eligible for parole Oct.

29, Over-street said. Atkinson apparently disappeared from his work release job at a restaurant and did not return to the center near Edinburgh, south of Indianapolis, on Monday, Over-street said. Ohio authorities said a chase began when police tried to stop Atkinson's car at 10:45 a.m. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS COLUMBUS, Ohio An escapee from the Atterbury Work Release Center in Indiana has been charged after a high-speed chase in Ohio in which he was injured, authorities said. Police said Thomas Atkinson, 40, was charged with resisting arrest, fleeing, reckless operation, driving without a license, failure to obey a traffic signal and crossing a street without safety.

The Binghamton, N.Y., man, was listed in satisfactory condition at Mount Carmei East Hospital Thursday. Indiana Department of Correction spokesman Vaughn Over- Deering said he had not been able to forge a consensus among legislative leaders and the gover nor yet, primarily because of his work on the $22 billion state bud- get, which is separate from the highway bill. Deering is chairman of the general subcommittee of the House Finance and Appropriations Committee..