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MO Sunday, September 2, 1990 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER MetroB-7 Death Notice Death Notice Death Notice sFuEnecals Obituaries PRICE world War I Vet World War Vet Korean Veteran 'Vietnam Veteran Armed Forces BOYVYER Helen (nee Betsinger) of Me Ruby M. (nee Walters), beloved wile of the late Elmo Price, dear mother of Jimmie Price, West Harrison, IN, and lon, loving wife of Daus W. For more complete information and address of the funeral director refer to the individual death notice Bowyer. Thursday, August 30, the late Kenneth Price, dear 10 1990. Age (4.

Friends received Monument below. at me Tufts Sctmdmeyer Funeral Home, Park Riverside, grandmother of Mrs. Nova Sipe, the PhiHipines, Jimmie Price Cincinnati, OH Ken Allen Huber Lloyd, engineer Founder of toy company also worked with area schools Loveland, Monday 51 P.M. neth Price, Mesquite, TX, FUNERAL HOME where services wM be held TIME DATE NAME Tuesday, September 4 at 10 REBOLD FUNERAL HOME O. Markers Monuments Flower Vases A.M.

Interment Rose Hii Ceme BOWYER. Helen 10 00A M. Sept. 4 tufts SthiloWyer tery. Memorial contributions Mark Price, Cincinnati, OH, Lane and Melissa Price, West Harrison, IN, and seven great-grandchildren, devoted sister of five sisters and brothers.

Saturday, September CARLSON, Donoldl 10-00 A.M. Sept. 4 Voil-Hott may be directed to the charity 3700 GLENMORE M1-C2O0 of one's choice. rtUtRS.TnOfflosM 1 1 :00 A M. Sept 4 Weigel FELLERS GOODMAN, Evelyn Moy 1990 Residence West Harrison, M.

Age 16. Friends may can in the John Brater Funeral Home, Broadway at Vine 20 11:00 A M. Sept 4 Crover-Hooliom Announcement Thomas 41. beloved hus band of Norma (nee Cox), fa Street, Harrison, OH, Monday, HASSclBtCK. JocobJ.

ther of Mark A. Feflers, son of 1 1 :00 A Sept 4 Neidhord-Minges September 3, from 6 M. until time of service at M. in the Ruth Siebert, Cincinnati, three brothers. Died Friday, August funeral home.

Interment Taylor JUNGKUNZ, loreltoT. 11, at Ins residence, 32 Landis ANDERSON BAITER SAHNO FUNERAL HOMES MC 3412 Clifton Avenue at 1 1 wmton Road 211-0421 10 00 A Sept. 4 Neidhord-Minges Circle, Mitviie. Funeral serv Place Cemetery, Jamestown, TN. at 2:30 PM.

(Cincinnati time). Memorials may be ices wi be Tuesday. 11 A.M. LANGEN, EleonorM. 1000 AM.

Sept 4 Gilligon Weigel Funeral Home-Rose Hi 7 made to the Batesvie Ward- MEYER, George Michoei Jr. Chapel, 9M N. W. Washington Hamilton. Friends may 10 30 A Sept 4 Imwolle Memoriol Church of Jesus Christ of Lat ter-Day Saints.

CM Tuesday, from 10 to II OALBERT-WOODRUFF FUNERAL HOME 922 1010 2680 Boudmot at Queen City Poll MU11INS, Jomes 1:00 Sept 4 Tredwoy- A.M. Memorials to Ohio Veter SCHROEDER ans Children's Home, Xenie. OH MUMPHREY, Mory I. 1 :00 P.M. Sept.

4 HoN-Jordon 45381 OSSENBECK.RolphE. 10 30A Sept. 4 Mfhovt-Rownorter Arthur beloved husband of the late Virginia Beath Schroe-der, brother of the late Alma Schroeder Brand Hodman, uncle of Betty Herb and Virginia A.C. GOBBLING SON FT. THOMAS BELLE VUE 441-1730 491-4500 QTTEN, Bernodette 10 00 A M.

Sept. 4 Hodopp GOODMAN Meyer. Tuesday, August 21, PETERS, Eroncei G. 1 1 00 A M. Sept.

4 Schmidt-Dhonou Evelyn May (nee Drake), of Milford. beloved wife of William Goodman, dear mother of ELDEN A. GOOD 2620 ERIE AVE. 171-3433 1990. Age 16 years.

Funeral 800P M. Sept. 3 JohnC Broter PRICE, Ruby M. services to be announced later. Janey Summers, William H.

SCHROEDER, Arthur J. Hodopp Steven and Tim Goodman, also Member ot Maketewah Country Club. Memorials to the American Heart Association Jamison Jamison Inc. West End Evanston 721-1616 961-7544 three grandchildren, sister of Virginia (Mildred) Kittbel. Fu TEEO.OoireC.

7 00 Sept 4 Zetrter BY SHARON MORGAN The Cincinnati Enquirer Allen Huber Lloyd was a man of ideas and he implemented those ideas in vocational schools and as a businessman. Mr: Lloyd, a native of Terrace Park, died of cancer Aug. 25 in Fort Myers, where he had retired. He was 80. Mr.

Lloyd was a past president and organizer of Hamilton County Joint Vocational School District. He was also a former member of the Hamilton County Board of Education. He graduated from the University of Cincinnati in 1933 with a mechanical engineering degree, which he put to use as president of Multifold Inc. of Milford. Mr.

Lloyd was one of the founders of Multifold, a company that used to make but now manufactures machinery for the paper industry. James A. Madewell, president of the company since Mr. Lloyd retired in 1975, said: "Al originated most of the patents for the company. He was also in charge of all engineering functions.

Al's enthusiasm is what really made our company successful." Mr. Lloyd also served as president of the Mariemont school board from 1949-1970. Robert Crabbs, a former board Hodapp Funeral Home, Car. thage, serving the family. neral services, Tuesday, Sep 10 00 A.M.

Sept. 5 VOll, Floyd W. Seitert-Hordig ond TEED tember 4, at ii a.m., at the Milford Church of Christ, (44 St. Rt. 131.

Milford. Visitation, W. Mack Johnson Anderson Funeral Hnmr Clave C. (nee CConnel), be WEITZEWuelloM. 1:00 P.M.

Sept. 4 Bolton I lunsford Igrovesidel loved wife of the late James E. 10 A.M. until time of service. Teed dear mother of Sally 1309 E.

McMillan St. Tuesday, at the Church. desired, memorials may be made to the Juvenile Diabetes Foun Cacaro, Jack Teed, James fc Cincinnati, OH 45206 WHITE, Millord (Whitcyl Teed Diane Lang and Peg 10 00 A M. Sept. 4 Thomos Memoriol gy Hermes, grandmother ot 12, dation.

II 10 Kenner, Cincinnati, OH 45214. Allen Huber Lloyd, who had retired and was living in Fort Myers, Fla. great-grandmotner of three, sister of Mary O'Connel. Saturday, September 1, 1990, In Mercy Hospital, Fairfield. Age 75.

Death Notice Death Notieet HASSELBECK Chat. A. Miller Sons Butse Borgmann Co. Miller-Simminger Funeral Service 541 0040 Mass of Christian Burial, at 7 Jacob J. (Jack), beloved hus Surviving besides his wife, Mary of Fort Myers, are two daughters, Dr.

Phoebe A. Lloyd, Lynchburg, P.M., Tuesday, in Our Lady Of The Rosary Church, Green-his. No visitation; Zettler Funeral Home is in charge of CARLSON Donald age 66, former resident of Cincinnati. August 31, at Ms residence. Survived by his wife Shirley (Brazier) Carlson.

Funeral services wi be 10 A Tuesday, at the Madison band of the late Loraine Flohr Hasselbeck, dear father of Richard, Jack, Jerry, Gary and James Hasselbeck and Diane Rushford, dear brother of Richard, Ralph and Donald Hassel and Elizabeth Lloyd Lohse of Muehlenkamp-Erschell 261-8093 Newport, Ft. Thomas, Dayton Presbyterian Church. Burial in Grandview Memorial Gardens, member, said Mr. Lloyd "had a great sense of social purpose. He waited until Mariemont High School was completed before retiring from the board." Mr.

Lloyd, a World War II Army lieutenant, was also active on the Milford Library Board. He helped organize the Cowan Lake Sailing Association near Blanchester, Ohio. VOLL Floyd W. (Bud), beloved husband of Mary Schilling Vol dear father of Joseph Von and OSSENBECK Ralph devoted husband of Eleanor Ossenbeck (nee Sier-man), loving father of Judy Quatkemeyer, Vicky Ossenbeck and Ralph C. Ossenbeck, dear grandfather of Megan Ossenbeck, brother ot Ruth Greu-kch.

Thursday, August 30, 1990. Age 76 years. Relatives and friends may cai at Mihovk-Ro-senacker Funeral Home, 5527 Cheviot Rd. near North Bend Rd, Tuesday morning from 9-10 A.M. followed by Mass of Christian Burial St.

William Church, Price Hi at 10 30 A.M. Memorial contributions may be made to the Purcet-Marian Footbal Team. Madison, IN Friends may call from 4 to P.M., Monday, at NURRE BROS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 241-6929 the Van-Holt Funeral Home, Milford; and two grandchildren. Mr.

Lloyd's body was cremated. Memorials can be made to the Sanibel Captiva Conservation Foundation, Sanibel Captiva Road, Sanibel, Fla. 33957. Sue Mergy and the late Gienda Ann Von, special dad of Jolie Shackelford, devoted brother Madison, IN. Expressions of sympathy to the Madison Pres- byterian Church.

beck and the late Robert Hasselbeck, also 13 grandchildren and one great-grandson. Thursday, August 30, 1990. Age years. Visitation at the Neid-hard-Minges Funeral Home, 3155 Harrison Avenue, West-wood, Tuesday, September 4, from 9 until time of prayers at 10:30 A.M., followed by Mass of Christian Burial. II A at St.

Dominic Church, DeM. Donations to Jacob Hassefeeck Memorial Fund, U.S. Postal Employees Post 21 American Legion, Boa 14214, Cincinnati, OH 45250. MEYER of Sis Kezick, Joe Vol and the late Jack Vol. loving grandfather of eight grandchildren and one great-grandchild, also survived by many nieces and nephews.

Thursday, August 30, 1990. Residence Sayier park. State news Age 72. Friends may cal In the Seifert-Hardig and Brater Funeral Home, Monitor at Parkland Avenue, Sayier Park, George Michael Jr. beloved husband of Edra K.

Meyer (nee Hornberger), devoted father of Michael, Kerry and Cheri Meyer, son of George M. and Virginia Meyer, brother of Gary R. Meyer, uncle of Kristin, Joe and Amy Meyer. Lite-long resident and retired firefighter of St. Bernard.

Friday, August 31, 1990. Age 47. Friends may call at the rnwase Memorial, 4111 Vine Street, St. Bernard, Monday from 6 to P.M. Funeral services at rn-manuel U.C.C.

Church, Tower 1 Tuesday, from 6 to 9 P.M. STERMER FUNERAL HOMES Mass of Christian Burial In the St. Aloyskis Church on the Ohio, Wednesday, September at 10 A.M. HrWI At CMtHMe Otmo 4 5 HI 1 FBI recovers secret computer files OTTEN Bemadette, beloved sister of Frances Often, Stanley Often, Elizabeth Unkraut and Mary Herrm and the late Gary Often, also survived by many nieces and nephews. Friday, August 31, 1990.

Friends may cat at the Hodapp Funeral Home, 6041 Hamilton Avenue, Cotege Hi, Monday, from 4 to 7 PM. Mass of Christian Burial, Church of the Little Flower, Mt. Airy, Tuesday, 10 A.M. Burial Mother of God Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the American Heart Association.

WEITZEL VORHIS Funeral Home Luela M. (nee Steinkohl), be Loefctand SprmocMt Norwood Jefferson St. Bernard, 131-0062 loved wife ot the late Walter Weitzel, dear daughter ot the late Harry and Ada (nee May) StemkoN, survived by nieces and nephews. Thursday, Au JUNGKUNZ Loretta dear sister of Lucille SuWvaa Catherine Grote, Louis Jungkuru and the late George and Anthony Jungkuni and Helen Dlener, dear aunt of Peggy Bradley and Dennis SuW-van and many other nieces and nephews. Friday, August 31, 1990.

Age years. Visitation at the Neidhard-Minges Funeral Home, 3155 Harrison Avenue, Westwood, Monday, from to P.M. Mass of Christian Burial. Our Lady of Victory Church. 10 A Tuesday.

Memorials to Aliheimers Disease Association. Tuesday, 10:30 A.M. Memorial contributions may be made to Good Samaritan Hospital Foun-datlon Cancer Care Services. WEIL rUNBKAL HUH BKADINC HP gust 30, 1990. Age 17 years.

No MILLINS James, beloved husband of Del- visitation. Funeral procession wi form at the Gate of Arling T. P. WHITE SONS Mt. Washington ton Memorial Gardens, Tuesday, at I and proceed to the grave for a graveside service.

Arrangements by the Bolton and Lunsford Funeral la Blankenship MuMns. Saturday, September 1990. Residence Norwood. Friends may ca at the Tredway-Poeitt Funeral Home 2131 Cameron Win, GOOD I KELSCH THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NANCY, Ky. Government agents seized computer equipment from a businessman's office Saturday in a search for secret computer files that were mistakenly sold for $45.

Charles Hayes, owner of Challenger said federal marshals and staff from the U.S. attorney's office in Lexington seized nine computer terminals, a computer memory device and other equipment from his office in Nancy, OAKLEY SQ. 531-0105 Home. Norwood, Monday, 6 to I P.M. Funeral, Tuesday, 1 M.

WHITE 35 MUMPHREY Florist said he was trying to get the customers to return the items. But he refused to identify the customers, which made government investigators suspicious. Officials with the U.S. marshal's office in London, the U.S. attorney's office in Lexington and the U.S.

Justice Department in Washington, D.C., could not be reached Saturday for comment. The Justice Department filed suit Thursday in London demanding that Hayes return the computers immediately. The government also wants Hayes to testify about who purchased the equipment or had access to the data. terward, the government realized a technician failed to properly erase the computer's memory. As a result, sensitive details about FBI informants, federally protected witnesses and sealed grand jury indictments and court records were released to Hayes.

Hayes said he was trying to find the records the FBI wanted and would have turned them over anyway. He called the nine-hour search of his offices that ended early Saturday "the action of desperate men." Hayes' company buys government surplus equipment for resale to the public. Some of the computer equipment was sold and Hayes Miard J. (Whitey). beloved husband of Betty White (nee McBeath), devoted father of Brenda White, Becky Dune-way, Tina Irnholt, Tanya Estes, Tool Helton, dear son of Jason LAN GEN Eleanor M.

(nee Newhouse), beloved wife of the late Paul Langen, dear mother of Donald P. Langen, dear mother-in-law of Lucille Koepfle Langen, dear sister of the late Elmer and Harry Newhouse, dear grandmother of Donna Sohmer, De-bra Gardner, Dennis and David ART SUE BAKER FLORISTS Mary dear sister of Dorothy Debardeleben, loving aunt of LWie Broach, also survived by many other relatives and friends. August 21, 1990, In her 76th year. Funeral services, Tuesday, I P.M., Calvary Unit PETERS Frances G. "Gerl" (nee Reece), beloved wife of Donald C.

Peters, devoted mother of Catherine Cane. Barbara Forney and Jeffrey C. Sr. and Bradley J. Peters, daughter of Susan Schrader, sister ot Walter J.

Reece, niece of Sally Hinkle, also survived by eight grandchildren. Suddenly, Thursday, August 30, 1990. Age 61. Resident of Springfield Township. Funeral services at Crest-view Presbyterian Church, Tuesday, at 11 A.M.

Visitation at Schmidt-Dhonau Funeral Home, 10910 Reading Road, SharonviHe, Monday, from 5 to I P.M. Cardinal Chapter S. services at 7 30 P.M. Momorl-als may be made to Crestview Presbyterian Church. Cards available at the funeral home.

CITY WIDE 7 DAY DELIVERY 24 HOUR PHONE itVK-t 871-8884 and Maude White, grandfather of Scarlett Roberts, brother of Donald, Herman, Roy, Chester White, Helen Woodward, Irene Schaefer and Geneva Pennington. August 30, 1990. Friends florin ed Methodist Church, 32 IS Woodburn Avenue. Rev. K.

W. Cummings, Pastor, officiating. Interment Vine Street Hi SMre Me IU' Funeral Ho Funeral Flowers Langen, also survived by ten great-grandchildren. Wednesday, August 29, 1990. Friends may caH at the GWigan Funeral Home, I22S Montgomery Rd.

at Galbreith, Tuesday from 30 A.M. until Mass of Christian Burial at St. Vincent Ferrer Church at 10 A.M. Cemetery. Friends may call of beauty distinction may call at the Thomas Memorial, 7500 Montgomery Rd, Kenwood.

Monday 1-4 P.M. about 70 miles south of Lexington. Hayes said he bought a broken computer system from the U.S. attorney's office in Lexington. Af 961-6622 Off Wide, 7 Day OeHvery from 12 Noon until time ot services at the church.

Arrangements by Ha-Jordan Funeral Home. where funeral services wi be Tuesday, 10 A Talent show Three men arrested in bank heist, killing Retiree shot during Mansfield robbery Vanetta intervened and three shots were fired, one of which hit him. No one else was injured. The suspects fled with at least one bag of money. Grand jury meets Tuesday Davenport and Hardnick were ar-, rested in a residential neighborhood, about 15 minutes after the shooting.

Lavette was arrested later aboard a Greyhound bus about 50 miles away, authorities said. Lavette was unarmed. Authorities said Saturday that they confiscated three small-caliber guns, other stolen property and an undisclosed amount of cash. Mayer said he will ask a county grand jury, scheduled to meet Tuesday, to indict all three on aggravated murder charges. He said he would ask for death-penalty specifications against whoever shot Vanetta.

"The death penalty specification would apply in that instance," Mayer said. Ohio law exposes people convicted of murder during the commission of a felony to the death sentence. The News Journal of Mansfield reported Saturday that Davenport, a former Mansfield resident, recently had been paroled from a federal prison after serving about six years of an 18-year sentence for a 1983 bank robbery in Ontario, a Mansfield suburb. The newspaper also said police believe Davenport may have been involved in the robbery of another bank in Ontario Thursday. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS MANSFIELD, Ohio A Richland County grand jury is expected to consider charges including death penalty specifications against three men in connection with a fatal shooting during a bank robbery attempt, officials said Saturday.

Three men remained in jail Saturday pending the filing of charges after a 58-year-old retiree who tried to help an armored car guard during a bank holdup on Friday was shot and killed, police said. At a news conference Saturday morning, Mansfield Police Lt. David Messmore identified the suspects as Kent L. Davenport, 29, of Engle-wood, Raymond Hardnick, 31, of Cleveland; and Manderlin T. Lav-ette, 20, of Cleveland.

Theodore Vanetta, described as "a nice old guy" who frequented the Municipal Building and other downtown haunts was shot once in the chest as three men robbed a Brinks guard Friday in the foyer of the Richland Bank at about 9:22 a.m. Vanetta died during surgery at Mansfield General Hospital. Tried to help guard Richland County Prosecutor James J. Mayer Jr. said Friday that Vanetta was shot as he tried to stop the men from disarming the guard.

Officials said one of the suspects held a pistol to the head of a Brinks guard bringing money to the bank. Park Hills man shot to death A Park Hills man was accidentally shot to death while shooting a rifle with friends Saturday. Steve Marshall, 24, was pronounced dead on the scene at a wooded area north of 1-275 in Erlanger, said dispatcher Lucy Rouse of the Erlanger Police Department. Marshall and two of his friends were reportedly target shooting with the rifles at about 5 p.m. when Marshall was shot.

Preliminary reports from Erlanger police indicated the death was accidental. Rouse said the incident is under investigation. Boy microwaved dog, police say CANTON, Ohio An 11-year-old boy was arrested Saturday in the microwave death of a dog owned by a Humane Society worker. A white Maltese owned by Marlene Stephens had to be destroyed after it was found in a microwave oven Thursday. The dog was cooked for an undetermined amount of time, said a Canton police officer who refused to be identified.

police would not release the boy's name and said his case would go before Stark County Juvenile Court. Someone broke into Stephens home Thursday and placed her dog. Jo Jo, in the microwave, police said. The oven was still running when Stephens returned home from work that afternoon, police said. In addition, her other dog, a dachshund named Satin, suffered minor wounds when someone tried to stab it with a screwdriver, police said.

Gar runs into race, kills boy INDIANAPOLIS A 7-year-old boy was killed and seven people were injured Saturday when a driver whose license was suspended plowed into a crowd at a charity foot race. vehicle veered through orange pylons set up to protect runners and struck several people standing at a water stand, killing Robert Wesley Blankenship of Elizabethtown, police said. The crash happened at 9:30 a.m. on Washington Avenue near the entrance to the Indianapolis Zoo on the west edge of downtown. The driver of the car, Harley Creech, 60, a resident of an Indianapolis Salvation Army shelter, was arrested on preliminary charges of driving without a license and being a habitual traffic offender.

He was being held Saturday in Marion County. "Apparently he either passed out or fell asleep, said Larry Jefferson of the Indianapolis Police. The seven injured were taken to area hospitals. Autliorities said Nickie Porter. 12, of Indianapolis was listed in critical but stable condition with a fractured pelvis and fractured femur.

The other victims, all Indianapolis residents, were being treated for less serious injuries such as bumps and bruises. The distance race. The Riley Run for Children, was taking place to raise money for Riley Children Hospital in Indianapolis. Officials said more than 1.000 runners were to participate. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 1 The Associated Press The dance group 2 Effect performed Saturday at the 20th anniversary talent show at Indiana Black Expo events in Anderson.

They danced to the song "It Feels So Good." Eastern Kentucky teachers groups pushing for raises director of the education association. What's going on is not so much greed as an awakening, said veteran Floyd County education activist Joyce Everly. Teachers have finally realized that, united, they have considerable political and economic power in rural Kentucky counties, she said. "Teachers put their careers on the line," said William "Bud" Reynolds III. president of the Floyd County Education Association.

"They were willing to stand up to a political machine that has raises after striking. In Pike County, teachers were given the state's largest pay raise yet, 23, by threatening to strike. "If you had told me this a year ago, I wouldn't have believed it," said Joy Arnold, a Kentucky Education Association representative who lives in Louisville. "It seems to be contagious." Much of the unrest appears to be coming from eastern Kentucky, "where there's been financial negiect for years," said Charles Vice, executive always been in power through intimidation and scare tactics. Teachers stood up and said, 'No In Breathitt County, teachers are scheduled to meet Tuesday with Superintendent Hargus Rogers.

The discussion will cover students, teacher input, salaries and fringe benefits, said Burton Herald president of the Breathitt County Education Association. 1 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PRESTONSBURG, Ky. Three additional eastern Kentucky teachers groups have scheduled talks with their superintendents this week to discuss pay increases. Teachers in Breathitt, Owsley and Lawrence counties say they want a bigger share of funds generated by the state Education Reform Act They all say strikes are possible. In the past month, teachers in Boyd and Floyd counties have received pay.