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A8Metro THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Monday, June 14, 1993 5 5 Death Notices Death Notices Death Notices mie.ra OBITUARIES EVANS Joseph $., dear son of Eulalia ASH BROOK Walter beloved husband of Margarite L. (nee msprucker) HINES Lindsey L. of Pleasant Plain, husband of Magdalene Kidd Hines, father of Royce L. and For more complete information and address of the CahiH Evans, dear brother of Orine E. Haacke of Covington, KY, also survived by five Ashorook, beloved tamer ot Patricia A.

IBarry) Grogan, funeral director refer to the individual death notice James H. Hines, brother of Lillian Tucker, Eva Downs and Betty Gibson. Friends may call at trie Craver-Hookom Funeral Home Chapel, Tuesday, 10 below. nieces, three nephews, ana iz great-nieces and nephews. Sunday, July 13, 1993.

Gilligan Funeral Home handling arrange-ments. Due notice wiK be given. Dr. Sharon (Dr. Robert Wedlock, Walter A.

(Krista Ashbrook, Alan J. (Joan Ashbrook, grandfather of nine grandchildren, brother of Esther Reilman. Saturday, June to Duxbury, but in 1987, after her 90th birthday, Mrs. Beckjord moved back to Cincinnati. Survivors include another son, Eric, of Washington, D.C.; a daugh 4 i FUNERAL HOME A.M.

until time of service at 11 A.M. If desired, memorials Mary Beckjord was longtime volunteer 'She was a strong and resourceful son says TIME DATE NAME may be made to Hospice. 12, 1993. Residence West Ches GARRARD Florence Louise, survived by many friends. Saturday, June ASHBROOK, Walter I.

11:00 A.M. June 16 Paul R.Young 12, 1993. Residence Mariorie r. 11:00 A.M. June 15 Vitt, Stermer BROSS, Winifred M.

ter. Relatives and friends are invited to attend Mass of Christian Burial Wednesday, 11 A.M. at Sacred Heart of Jesus Church, Nilles E. River Fairfield, OH. Remembrances may be sent to Hospice of Mi KOCH Maybell C.

(nee Schoultise), beloved wife of the late Edward G. Koch, dear mother of Paul Koch, Sayler Park and Rosalyn Steffen, Cold Spring, KY; devoted sister of Freda Lee Retirement Community. Funeral service Tuesday at 2 P.M. at the Mariorie P. Lee Chapel.

Burial will be Wednesday in Millersburg, Ohio. Elden Beckjord CROSS, Lena Newton 2:00 P.M. June 15 Oswald-Hoskins Hall-Jordan DAVIS, Isaac Sr. Good Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. DEBRUNNER, ami Valley, 200 North Hamilton, OH.

He was the owner and operator of Hamilton Knife Machine Co. Paul R. Young Funeral Home, 3950 Pleasant in charge of 10:30 A.M. June 15 Geo, H. Rohde Son Richard J.

Kennedy-Stevens DENNISON, Andrew B. Slayback and Esther Bushman, both of Highland Heights, KY, loving grandmother of David, John, Joseph, Matthew, Daniel, Christopher and Kelly Steffen, Kenneth and Bradley Koch and one great-grandson, Richard Meyers. Sunday, June 13, 1993. Formerly of Delhi Twp. Age 83.

Friends may call in the Seifert-Hardig Brater Funeral Home, GIBBS Charles beloved husband of the late Elsie (Helmers) Gibbs, dear father of Vera Bencsik-Pitre, Orville (Betty) Gibbs, James (Marcella) Gibbs, Nor-bert (Betty) Gibbs, William DISNEY, Genevieve 1:00 P.M. June 15 Dobbling BROSS DOWERS, Donna Diane 7:00 P.M. June 14 Faith Community U.M.C She was 96. Her late husband, Walter Beckjord, was instrumental in reorganizing Cincinnati Gas Electric into an independent company from the Columbia Gas Electric System. Mrs.

Beckjord moved to Cincinnati with him in 1945. For more than 25 years, Mrs. Beckjord volunteered in medical clinics, her son said. In retirement, the couple moved ter, Barbara Batten of Southbury, 11 grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren. A memorial service will be private.

Burial will be in Mayflower Cemetery in Duxbury. Memorials can be made to St. Margaret Hall, 1960 Madison Road, Cincinnati 45206. BY SHARON MORGAN The Cincinnati Enquirer When Mary Beckjord made friends, it was for life, said a son, Walter of Mount Lookout. "She knew the keys interests, truth and trust, whether with family or those beyond the family.

She was a strong and resourceful lady," he said. Mrs. Beckjord died Friday at St. Margaret Hall in East Walnut Hills. Gilliga EVANS, Josephs.

Winifred M. (nee Huber), beloved wife of the late Leo Bross, dear mother of James I Peggy) (Dorothy 'Dot -de HACK, Matilda W. 2:00 P.M. June 15 Chas. A.

Miller Sons Monitor at Parkland Say Bross, grandmother of Jack ler Park, Wednesday, June 16 ceased) and Donald (Shirley) Gibbs, also survived by 31 grand, 59 great- and six great-great-grandchildren. Saturday, GARRARD, Florence touise and Liesl Bross, sister of Marie Feist and Rita Bennett and nieces and nephews. Friday, 2:00 P.M. June 15 Elden A. Good June iz, iwj.

Age vo years. from 10 A.M. to time of funeral service at 1 P.M. Interment St. John's Cemetery on Neeb Rd.

Memorials may be made to the Delhi Firemen's Assoc. or the charity of your choice. GIBBS.ChorlesA. June 16 Neidhard-Minges Owned operated the Gibbs Bakery (8th Overlook), from June 11, 1993. Friends may call at the Vltt, Stermer Anderson Funeral Home, 4619 Delhi, GOLDRAINER.

Viola M. June 15 Schmidt-Dhonau 1931-1947. Visitiation Tuesday Tuesday, June 15 from 9 to KRAEMER GOODPASTER, Elizabeth Ann 10:15 A.M. Funeral Mass, St. 10:30 A M.

June 14 Witt, Good Kelsch evening from 6-9 P.M. at the Neidhard-Minges Funeral Home, 3155 Harrison Westwood Mass of Christian Simon Church, at 11 A.M. Frances W. (nee Wood), beloved wife of Leonard F. Krae-mer, dear mother of Leonard, HENDERSON, Jock 10:00 A.M.

June 1 5 Brown-Dawson John W. Evers ran flower business CROSS Burial Wednesday morning, HINES, Lindsey L. 1 0:00 A.M. June 1 5 Crover-Hooliom James, Kathleen, Marianne 10:30 A.M. at St.

Theresa Lena Newton (nee Qulmby), 89, Lebanon, Sunday, June 13, Church. Memorials to the Cinti. and Thomas, grandmother of Joseph, Emily, Amanda, Michael, Desiree, Patrick, Alexan 1993. A homemaker, member KACHELE, George MP. 2:00 P.M.

June 15 Chas. A. Miller Sons Right to Life, 1802 W. Galbraith Rd. Burial St.

Joseph Ceme of Lebanon Eagles and V.F.W. Aux. Preceded In death by a tery KAYSER, Jane June 17 Middendorf-Bullock (Hebron! daughter and two brothers GOLDRAINER Survived by sons, Ralph and dra, Bryan, Jacqueline, Hannah, Olivia and Alex. Saturday, June 12, 1993. Age 71.

Friends and family can call at the Kraemer Home on Tuesday evening, June 15, 1993 from 7 until 9 P.M. Memorials may be direct- Richard Newton, both of Viola M. (nee Glab), beloved wife of Robert Goldrainer, KELLERMAN, Carole J. 10:00 A.M. June 16 Linnemann mother of Ronald Lally, moth Lebanon; a daughter, Barbara Smuland of Rockford, IL; 20 grandchildren, 34 great-grandchildren and 11 great-greatgrandchildren.

Visitation Mon KOCH, Maybell C. June 16 Seifert-Hardig Broler ed to Hospice of Cincinnati. Hodapp KRAEMER, Frances W. er-in-law of Betty Lally, grandmother of Kim Rinaldo, Mark, Shaun and Kevin Lally, great-grandmother of Erica Schneider and Eric Lally, sister of Howard Glab, sister-in-law of MCFARLAND Macel E. (nee Hancock), be day, June 14 from 6 to 8 P.M.

and funeral service Tuesday, MCFARLAND, Macel E. loved wife of Joseph F. McFar- 10:00 A.M. June 15 Thomas Memorial June 15 at 2 P.M. at the Os-wald-Hoskins Funeral Home, Gladys and Jim Goldrainer, der, Scottish Rite, Syrian Shrine, Winton Place Veterans of World War II and the Hamilton County Vegetable and Flower Growers Society.

Also surviving is a sister, Helen Reckman of St. Bernard. Services will be 11:30 a.m. today at Imwalle Memorial Funeral Home, 4811 Vine St. Bernard.

Burial will be in Spring Grove Cemetery. Memorials can be made to St. Peter United Church of Christ, 6120 Ridge Road, Cincinnati 45213. 1947, Mr. Evers and his brother, the late Alvin Evers, took over the business.

Mr. Evers and his wife, Alice, moved into the adjoining house on Langdon Farm Road after they were married and operated the business full time. The couple celebrated their 47th wedding anniversary this month. "It was a pleasure to have him as a partner. He was a caring, kind person who loved the customers," his wife said.

Mr. Evers was a member of St. Peter United Church of Christ in Pleasant Ridge, the Masonic Or land, devoted mother of Robert and Billy Joe McFarland, sister Pleasant Ridge man was 'caring, kind' to his customers BY SHARON MORGAN The Cincinnati Enquirer John W. Evers was always surrounded by flowers. Mr.

Evers, owner of Evers Greenhouse in Pleasant Ridge, died Thursday of heart failure at Christ Hospital. He was 74. The business was startea by his father, John Evers in 1915 as a vegetable truck garden, and later expanded into bedding plants. In INew- Resident of Sharonville. June Lebanon.

OAKS, Charles Bascom 7:00 P.M. June 14 Grace U.M.C. port, KY) 11, 1993. Age 76. Funeral serv of Stella Melton, Virgeleen Laues, Beulah Goldman and ice at the Schmidt-Dhonau Fu DAVIS OSBORNE, ludie June 15 Jamison Jomison Vester Hancock, mother-in-law neral Home, 10980 Reading Rd.

Isaac son of the late of Arlewe McFarland, also sur PRINE, Mildred L. 2:00 P.M. June 15 Kennedy-Stevens Sharonville, Tuesday, June 15 at 1 P.M. Relatives and friends James and Mary Ellen Davis, vived by three grandchildren beloved husband of Geneva RENCK, Michael E. 10:30 A.M.

June 16 Jockmon-Kerchevol and six great-grandchildren. Friday, June 11, 1993. Resi may call at the funeral home, Tuesday, from 12 noon to 1 Russell Davis, loving father of Isaac Juanita, Marschell, SCALIA, Dorothy 1 June 16 Muehlenkamp-Erschell dence Sprlngdale. Friends may call at the Thomas Memorial, Sheila and Jeanne, dear brother P.M. Memorials may be made to Sharonville Presbyterian Church.

Cards available at the of John, loving grandfather of Brandon Ushry. Friday, June 4, SCHNEIDER, Edward R. 7500 Montgomery Rd, Kenwood, Monday from 5-8 P.M. 11:00 A.M. June 16 Vorhis funeral home.

1993 at age 76. Graveside rites where funeral services will be Elden A. Good SIEVERLING, Robert H. and Interment at Dayton Na Tuesday at 10 A.M. GOODPASTER Elizabeth Ann (nee Haar- tional Cemetery.

Arrange SMITH, Honnah June 16 Oswold-Hoskins OAKS ments by Hall-Jordan Funeral mann), beloved wife of the late William E. Goodpaster, dear Home. 10:00 A.M. June 16 Vorhis STAUB, Elmer A. Charles Bascom, age 50, loving husband of Bonnie Oaks, dear mother of William Robert TIEMAN, William J.

June 15 Schmidt-Dhonau father of Darrell, Tammy, Ken DEBRUNNER and Thomas L. Goodpaster and neth and Anna, grandfather of the late June Patricia (Pat), Richard beloved husband of the late Alberta N. DeBrunner Donald and Kenneth Goodpas TOWNLEY, Mary Belle Shane, Samantha, Rachel and Amanda, beloved son of Virginia Oaks and the late Charles 10 00A M. June 15 Gump-Holt (nee Naberhaus) and father of ter, dear sister of Helen McArdle, also survived by WELLER.EstelloE. June 15 Dobbling Mariorie Thamann, R.

Thomas, Gerald J. and Robert J. De- Oaks, son-in-law of the late An many grandchildren and Brunner and Virginia A. Gerar great-grandchildren. Saturday, na and William Rothwell, brother of Gene, Jimmy, Doris, Sher WOLTERMANN, Dolores Ann dino and brother of Agnes June 12, 1993.

Age 84. Resident 10:00 A.M. June 15 Muehlenkamp-Erschell Schweirman, also survived by of Hyde park, no visitation. 18 grandchildren and nine ry and Tony, brother-in-law of Margaret, Rebecca and William. Survived by 17 nieces and nephews, nine great-nieces and Family and friends are invited to attend Mass of Christian great-grandchildren and grand Death Notices Burial, St.

Cecilia Church, Mon father ot the late John R. oe- Death Notices nephews, and one great-great Brunner. Saturday, June 12, nephew. June 11, 1993. Memo SMITH 1993.

Mr. DeBrunner was a life rial service will be held Mon long member of the American Walkers Association. Resident day at 10:30 A.M. If desired, memorial donations may be made to Hospice of 619 Oak St. 45206 or the American Red Cross, 720 Sycamore 45202.

Witt, Good Kelsch Fu- day, June 14, 7 P.M., Grace United Methodist Church, 111 of St. Margaret Hall, formerly 6th St, Newport, KY. SIEVERLING Robert beloved husband of Helen L. (nee Baker) Sieverl-ing. Thursday, June 10, 1993.

Residence Mariorie P. Lee Retirement Community. Private service at the convenience of the family. Elden A. Good Funeral Home in charge of of South Norwood Mass of Christian Burial will be held at St.

Matthew Church, Norwood, neral Home serving the family OSBORNE Ludie (nee Cotton), devoted HENDERSON aunt of Roy E. McKinney, Er- Tuesday, June 15 at 10:30 A.M. Friends may call at Geo. H. Jack, age 57, of Hamilton, OH, skine Dale, Jr.

(Janice), passed away in Miami Valley Rohde Son Funeral Home, Charles Larkm, Jr. (Br ends) also survived by one sister-in- Hospital, June 12. He is sur Linwood Delta Mt. vived by his wife, Deanna Hen Mary Gavin, 25, said she mailed 18 copies a week ago but had received no replies by Saturday. She'll mail more when she can afford another book of stamps.

"It's a way of asking for help," she said. "We've been working and working and working." A resident of Mogadore on the city's east side said he was angered by the letter and wanted to telephone the Gavins to complain. He found their telephone number is unlisted. "If they can afford a phone, and it's unlisted, why do they need money?" said the man, identified in an Akron Beacon Journal story Saturday as Carl. "Why doesn't everybody just quit working?" GTE North said it costs $2 a month to have an unlisted number, the newspaper said.

Gavin, 28, makes $23,000 a year as an assistant manager for McDonald's. His wife earns about $8,000 as a part-time assistant manager at Domino's Pizza. They have about $640 in savings. Couple asks donations for a house The Associated Press AKRON, Ohio A couple who say they can't afford to buy a house are asking strangers for help. Ed and Mary Gavin of Medina County in northeast Ohio are mailing letters asking for up to $5 toward a down payment.

Both work at fast-food restaurants. They are expecting a baby in October. "Although we are able to afford the mortgage payments, we are finding it very difficult to get the seven thousand dollars needed for the down payment," the typewritten letter reads. "For this reason, we are asking for a gift of one to five dollars." A self-addressed envelope is enclosed, but no stamp. derson; his mother, Ruth Bar law, Jackie Cotton, a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, other Lookout, Monday from 6 until 9 P.M.

If desired, contributions may be made to St. Margaret Hannah, 87, of Nancy, KY, formerly of Lebanon. Saturday, June 12, 1993. A homemaker and former member of South Lebanon Church of God. Preceded in death by husband, Gilbert Smith, Sr.

in 1987. Survived by sons, Gilbert Smith, Jr. of Nancy, KY and J. Glenn Smith of Lebanon; a daughter, Joan Lamb of Lakland, FL; brothers, Melvin Abshear of Waynesville and Herbert Abshear of Lebanon and numerous grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren. Visitation Tuesday, June 15 from 6 to 8 P.M.

followed by funeral service at 8 P.M. at Oswaid-Hoskins Funeral Home, Lebanon. Graveside service, Wednesday, June 16 at 10 A.M. at Deerfield Cemetery, South Lebanon. relatives and many friends.

Hall or St. Matthew Church. June 9, 1993. Friends may call tel, Dayton, KY; one son, Gary Henderson of Newport; three daughters, Lori Bomkamp of Sheila Geisen of West Chester and Michelle Milliner of Tuesday, June 15 from 11A.M. DENNISON until time of service, 12 Noon at Andrew B.

(Andy), husband of the Greater New Hope Mis Lake Worth, FL; two step-sons, Genevieve (nee Rose) Dennl- sionary Baptist Church, 3655 son, father of Christopher Adam and Odes Conley and one step-daughter, Sherry Conley, Harvey Rev. Dr. John H. WELLER Estella E. (nee Schroder), beloved wife of the late Earl David Weller, devoted mother of Vernon and Earl Weller, also surviving are eight loving grandchildren.

Saturday, June 12, 1993. Former resident of Bellevue, KY. Age 86 years. Mass of the Christian Burial wiH be at 7:15 P.M. Tuesday at St.

Anthony Church, Bellevue. Visitation Tuesday from 5 until 7 P.M. at the Dobbling Funeral Home, Bellevue. Memorials are requested to Carmel Manor or the Multiple Sclerosis 4201 Victory Cincinnati, OH. Dennison, brother of the late all ot Hamilton; tour sisters, Marcella Harris.

Friday, June Flinn officiating. Interment Wesleyan Cemetery. Jamison Jamison Funeral Home in Shirlene Hunt of Cold Spring, at residence, St. Rt. 132, KY, Karen Reynolds, Williams Malcolm banned from inmates' garb The Associated Press EDDYVILLE, Ky.

Inmates at the Kentucky State Penitentiary have been forbidden to wear Malcolm clothing and insignia as part of a ban that also prohibits swastikas and gang emblems. The prison's new warden, Phil Parker, said he did not find Malcolm clothing objectionable but included it in the ban because some "white-power" prisoners had complained. He said he ordered inmates to get rid of all clothing depicting "a racial statement." "I didn't want the black community to make a statement against whites when I had already banned swastikas," he said. Malcolm was a black nationalist and Muslim whose militancy foreshadowed the black-power movement of the late 1960s. He was killed in New York City in February, 1965.

Clothing with the soared in popularity after last year's movie about his life. The logic in banning Malcolm clothing is lost on William Colfield, the state director of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. "I can't see how folks could get offended," he said. "You can't compare the 'X' with a swastika." In his directive, issued April 12, Parker placed a ban on the public display of shirts and caps with racial statements and gave inmates New Richmond, OH. Age 62 charge of arrangements.

burg, KY, Pafty Mocahbee of Elsmere and Lois Ewing of years, visitation 6-8 p.m. Mon PRINE day, Kennedy-Stevens Funeral Home, Bethel. Funeral service Grants Lick, KY; 12 grandchil Mildred L. (nee Clift), wife of Charles R. Prine, mother of dren, one great-grandchild.

Fu Tuesday at the convenience of neral services will be at the Kay Shields, Connie Prindle and family. Memorials: Andrew B. Brown-Dawson Funeral Home, 330 Pershing Hamilton, Dennison Fund, co Potter Raymond L. Prine, sister of Kenneth Clift. Saturday, June Stewart Inn of the Court, U.S.

Court House, 100 E. Fifth Tuesday at 10 A.M. Visitation will be from 9 to 10 A.M. at the funeral home. Burial will be in 12, 1993.

Residence Williamsburg, OH. Age 76 years. Visitation 1-2 P.M. Tuesday at Ken Cincinnati, OH or Hospice. Greenwood Cemetery.

nedy-Stevens Funeral Home, DISNEY Bethel. Funeral service 2 P.M. KACHELE Genevieve "Gena" (nee Da- STAUB Elmer beloved husband of Nell Dennie Staub, devoted father of Mary Bender and Dennis Staub of Dallas, TX, brother of Jack and Ralph Staub and the late Helen Staub Briggs, grandfather of Darby Hachey, Jeff and Eric Bender, Laney Slack and Jason Bender, Christopher and Jennifer Staub, also three great-grandchildren. Saturday, June 12, 1993. Resident of Westwood.

Friends may call at the Vorhis Funeral Home, 5501 Montgomery Norwood, Tuesday, 6-8 P.M. Blessing Wednesday, June 16 at 10 A.M. If desired, sympathy may be expressed by a memorial contribution to the American Cancer Society. vies), beloved wife of the late Tuesday. Memorials V.F.W.

Auxiliary Post 5591 Williams- George M.D., beloved husband of Deborah Kachele, lov L.R. Disney, loving mother of burg or charity ot choice. ing father of Diane Dewitt, David and R. Eric Disney, dear sister of Marorie Carothers. Tony and Christopher Kachele, RENCK Ft.

Wayne anti-noise law questioned Resident ot Ft. Thomas, KY devoted grandfather of six WOLTERMANN Dolores Ann (nee Grogan), beloved wife of the late Dr. Lester R. Woltermann, devoted mother of Judy Albrinck, Jay, Ray and Ken Woltermann, dear grandmother of 21 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren and sister of Mrs. Mildred Bloemer, Nelson and Douglas Colyer.

Friday, June 11, 1993. Resdient Ft. Thomas, KY. Age 85 years. Mass of Christian Burial Tuesday, 10 A.M.

at St. Thomas Church, Ft. Thomas, KY. Prayers Tuesday, 9:30 A.M. at the Muehlenkamp-Erschell Ft.

Thomas Funeral Home, 427 S. Ft. Thomas Ave. Visitation Monday, 5-8 P.M. Age 69 years.

A memorial grandchildren, beloved son-in- Michael E. (Mike), beloved husband of Margaret Keyes Renck, dear father of Linda service wiH be at 1 P.M. Tues- law of Jean Robinson, loving Daddy of Buffy. Sunday, June Owczarek and Sandra Carley, day at Highland United Methodist Church, Ft. Thomas.

Visitation will begin at 12 Noon 13, 1993. Resident of Kenwood. grandfather of Michelle and Friends and relatives are invit Traci Owczarek, brother of Ed gar Renck and Mary Cope. Sat ed to attend at Memorial Service at the Chas. A.

Miller Sons Tuesday at the church until time of service. Memorials are suggested to the American urday, June 12, 1993. Age Funeral Home, Hamilton Ave. years. Residence Bright, IN.

Lung Association of Ohio, 11135 at Knowlton Northside, Services 10:30 A.M. Wednes Kenwood Blue Ash, OH. day, June 16 at the Jackman- Tuesday, at 2 P.M. Memorials may be directed to the World Dobbling Funeral Home, Ft Kercheval Funeral Home, Har Wildlife Fund. Thomas, serving the family.

KAYSER World War I Vet World War II Vet 'Korean Veteran "Vietnam Veteran "Armed Forces Persian Gulf DOWERS rison, OH. Visitation Tuesday from 5 to 8 P.M. Memorials, if so desired, may be directed to either the Bright Fire the North Dearborn Rescue Unit or The Associated Press FORT WAYNE, Ind. Fort Wayne officials hope a new ordinance will make residents and motorists turn down their stereos, but some lawyers question whether the measure will stand up in court. The ordinance, approved by city council and awaiting the mayor's signature, would outlaw noise that is louder than necessary for the listener's "convenient hearing." It also would forbid noise that can be heard 30 feet from a vehicle.

Under the measure, police would have more freedom to issue Jane, beloved mother of Carol citations because they would not be required to measure the decibel level, as the previous ordinance required. It also would raise the fine to $150 from $25. Some lawyers say it might be difficult to prosecute offenders. "If it was challenged, (I don't know) if it would stand up," said Trina Gould, an associate city attorney who handles noise violations. Gould said a decibel meter provides an objective measure of the noise, whereas an officer judging the noise is subjective.

Donna Diane, mother of the late Daniel and Jamie Leigh the Bright Providence Presby- Dowers, died suddenly Tues TIEMAN William beloved husband of the late Viol Kuntz Tieman, brother of the lote Catherine Brauning, loving uncle of many nieces and nephews and great-nieces and great-nephews. Resident of Reading. June 13, 1993. Age 92. Mass of Christian Burial at Ss.

Peter Paul Church, Reading, Tuesday, June 15 at 10:30 A.M. Relatives and friends may call at church Tuesday from 9:30 to 10:30 A.M. Memorials may be made to Ss. Peter Paul Church Update Fund. Bill was a very loving and gentle man and was loved and will be missed by many.

Schmidt-Dhonau Funeral Home serving the family. terian inurcn, day, June 8 at her residence in 10 Monuments West Chester, at the age of 35. SCALIA She was a 1976 graduate of 28 days to get such clothing out of Dorothy (nee Hampton), be Madeira High school. She loved wife of the late Harry V. survived by her mother, Shirley their cells.

But Parker said that he would allow inmates to wear T- Scalia, devoted mother of Shir REBOLD Funeral Home Monument Service 661-6200 A. Harrington, West Chester and her father, Edgar W. Har L. (Ralph) O'Brien, dear grandmother of Dan (Jennifer) and Tim (Amy) O'Brien, great-grandmother of Lauren, Kyle, Erin O'Brien. Saturday, June 12, 1993.

Age 77. Resident of Hebron, KY, formerly of Win-tersvllle, OH and Lexington, KY. Funeral service will be Thursday, June 17 at Two Ridge Presbyterian Church, Wintersville, OH. Visitation will be Tuesday, June 15, 4-8 P.M. at Middendorf-Bullock Funeral Home, 1833 Petersburg Hebron, KY.

Memorials, If so desired, may be made to the Ruth Lyons' Children's Christmas Fund, P.O. Box 59, Cincin-natl, OH. rington, Loveland. She also shirts honoring the Rev. Dr.

Mar ley Craig, Joan Stubbs and Lynn Deaton, Harry C. Scalia, dear grandmother of seven grandchildren and five great-grandchildren and sister of Mrs. Margaret McClanahan tin Luther King Jr. leaves four brothers and a sister, Deborah Simms (Miami-town, OH), David (Bokeelia, 20 Announcements FL), Danny (Miltord, OH), and Clarence Hampton. Sun Dennis (Marietta, OH) and day, June 13, 1993.

Resident of DALBERT-WOODRUFF FUNERAL HOME 922-1010 2880 Boudinot at Queen City Questions for real estate panel Dale (Athens, OH) Harrington; brothers and sisters-in-law, Dayton, KY, formerly ot Newport, KY. Age 77 years. Serv ices Wednesday, 1 1 A.M. at the Muehlenkamp-Erschell New NURRE BROS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 241-6929 port Funeral Home, 835 York eight nieces and nephews and a legion of friends.

Memorial services for Diane, Danny and Jamie will be held at the Faith Community United Methods Church, 8230 Cox West Chester, Monday, June 14 at 7 St. Visitation Tuesday, 4-9 P.M. TOWNLEY Mary Belle (nee Peters), beloved wife of the late Harry D. Townley, dear mother of Jack G. Townley and the late H.

David and Eugene C. Townley, sister of the late John and Ollie Peters, also survived by 13 grandchildren, 24 great-grandchildren and two great-greatgrandchildren. Friday, June 11, 1993. Age 88 years. Funeral from the Gump-Holt Funeral Home, 3440 Glenmore Cheviot, Tuesday, June 15 at 10 A.M.

Friends may call Monday from 6-9 P.M. SCHNEIDER Edward beloved husband of Edna Wiggins Schneider, devot p.m. services will be conducted by the Rev. Roland Fierce. ed father of Brenda Hill, Sandra Bayes, Shelby Viltrakis, Elizabeth Takao, grandfather of Donations may be made to your local Mental Health Asso how can it be done without putting other retail anchors at a competitive disadvantage? Should the Parkade Garage site across Race Street be developed in conjunction with Fountain Square West, and what type of retail should go there? Should the city try to delay other downtown office projects until a Fountain Square West tower is built? ciation.

Some of the questions for the Urban Land Institute panel: Should the city build only a department store for Lazarus on Fountain Square West and scrap the idea of adding an office tower and hotel later? How big should the Lazarus store be, and what should be done with the existing Lazarus on Seventh Street? What public assistance should the city give Lazarus, and Greg Bayes, Melissa Voss, Sheila Schramm, Karen Moel- FLACK ler, Elisa, Jeffrey and Laura Matilda W. (nee Troescher), Takao, Patricia and David Hill, KELLERMAN Carole J. (nee Robinson), beloved wife of David Kellerman, loving mother of Jonathan D. Kellerman, dear sister of John M. Robinson, Sam J.

and Tom Robinson, Mary Goebel, Margaret and Monica Robinson, dear daughter of Jonn M. Sr. and Monica Robinson, dear granddaughter of Mrs. Margaret Miller, also survived by many nieces and nephews. Friday, June 1 1, 1993.

Age 36. Residence Lakeside Park. Mass of Christian Burial Wednesday, 10 A.M., St. Henry Church, Elsmere. Friends may call Linne-mann Funeral Home, Erlanger, Tuesday, from 5 until 8 P.M.

Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society, 2055 Dixie Hwy Suite 326, Ft. Mitchell, KY 41017. dear aunt of Donald Dennis also survived by five TUFTS SCHILDMEYER Loveland 683-2430 Blanchester 783-2458 Douthwaite, friend of Ida M. greaf-grandchildren. Saturday, Douthwaite.

Friday, June 11 June 12, 1993. Resident of Sprlngdale. Friends may call at 1993. Age 87 years. Friends 8, relatives are invited to attend Graveside services at the Vine the Vorhis Funeral Home, 11365 "WEIL Work) War I Vet World War II Vet Korean Veteran Vietnam Veteran "Armed Forces Persian Gulf Springfield Sprlngdale, FUNERAL HOME SWI READING RD St.

Hill Cemetery, Tuesday, Tuesday, 6-8 P.M. Services Wednesday, June 16 at 11 A.M. P.M. Memorials may be directed to the Ruth Lyons' Christ If desired, sympathy may be expressed by a memorial contribution to the charity of your mas Fund. Chas.

A. Miller Sons Funeral Home serving the fam T. P. WHITE SONS Mt. Washington 231-7150 ily choice.

Urban: City seeks direction Council: Incumbents have advantage FBI accuses businessmen of theft ring The Associated Press DAYTON, Ohio A federal agent says two businessmen bought and sold jewelry stolen by burglary rings in six states, a newspaper reported Sunday. The allegations against Milano's Pizzeria owner Ronald L. Woods and Michael J. Ferraro, owner of Allied Termite and Pest Control, were contained in sworn statements made by an FBI agent, the Dayton Daily News reported. The two men denied the allegations and no charges have been filed against either man.

Special Agent Thomas R. My-grants made the statements to U.S. District Judge Walter H. Rice. The court unsealed portions of the testimony, the newspaper said.

Woods and Ferraro are partners in Joey's Saloon, Mygrants said. They used the bar to sell jewelry taken in robberies in Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Kentucky, Virginia and Florida, he said. Both men denied the allegations to the Dayton Daily News. "I think they're chasing butterflies," the newspaper quoted Ferraro as saying. The manager of the bar, Jack L.

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Acting City Manager Frank Dawson, however, insists "anything is open" for Fountain Square West's future until he hears the real estate group's conclusions Friday. "We hope this report gives us the direction of which way to go to bring some consensus on what's going to go on that spot," he said. Mayor Dwight Tillery agrees that the city is not locked into a development strategy yet and, if the present plan is flawed, that he would rather learn about it sooner than later. "This is the last checkoff point to get advice from experts in this nation. We can't tread water anymore," Tillery said.

The panel's timetable is an abbreviated one. Following a two- hour background briefing today, the group will tour downtown and Kenwood Towne Centre, considered by development officials to be the chief competition for downtown retailing. On Tuesday and Wednesday, almost 70 community and business leaders will offer their insights in confidential interviews. On Thursday, the group wraps up interviews and writes its report for a Friday morning presentation to the public. "They will hit the ground running," said Mark McKillip, acting downtown division head for Cincinnati's economic development department.

"They are set up to absorb an enormous amount of information very quickly and evaluate it very quickly. These people are experts in their field." The city and private donations are splitting $80,000 in expenses to bring the group to town. tem will be used. With or without a party endorsement, Kruse said, he is running. "I'm committed to this.

I can't wait until the court case is over and we have a new system. Nobody knows who I am." But even Kruse said he is paying special attention to campaigning in his Mount Adams neighborhood, "in the event we have to run from districts." The one benefit of having the council election system tied up in court, Ruehlmann said, is that it could make for a short campaign. "That's the way they do it in England," Ruehlmann said, "and the people seem to like it." imposed she would definitely not run. Her Roselawn home would probably be in the same district as Democratic Councilwoman Rox-anne Quails' home. "Districts would not be good for me, because I don't want to move to another part of town," Rhodes said.

The uncertainty over how or whether the council election will be held has not slowed some candidates, however. John Kruse, a computer salesman and Mount Adams resident, is already on the airwaves with campaign TV ads and has opened a downtown campaign office. Kruse wants a Republican Party endorsement, but party leaders will not commit to that until they find out what kind of election sys "They have an advantage, in terms of raising money and in getting exposure in news coverage," Ruehlmann said. "The challengers have to work all that much harder." For some potential candidates, their final decision depends primarily on what kind of election system Cincinnati ends up with. Democrat Virginia Rhodes, a Cincinnati School Board member who ran unsuccessfully for city council two years ago, has considered running again but says it is unlikely.

Rhodes supports the idea of electing council from districts but said that if a district system is.