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Saturday, September 22, 1990 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER MetTOC-3 Death Notice Death Notice Death Notice Obituaries ALDINGER KKOIiFI. Oh, eat 99, a former resident Hazel V. (nee Hickman), be- LFuinietraDs For more complete information and address of the funeral director refer to the individual death notice below. of Cjncmneh. OH died Septem Esther, beloved sister of Flor ber l.

IWO at St. Ebabeth ence I Springer September 14. 990. Residence Mt. Wasting.

Medical Center, Dayton, OH. iovea wne ot orvue E. Krodef. ot Mason, OK devoted mother of Gary Krodel, of Huber Heights, and Jay Krodet, of Hamilton. OH dear grandmother of Karen, Jeffrey, Bryan.

Bom July 17, 1(91 in Cincinnati. ion. merment was at Spring wove Cemetery, Monday Katherine D. Barnes, Clifton She was retired head of food services for Cincinnati schools aepremocr lyyp me daughter of Edward Wyen-endt and Elizabeth Dryer Wyenandt, she was married to M. Edward Aktinger who ore- FRANKLIN wend, and Kara Krodel.

dear sister ot Mary Emma Gibson. Daniel and Donald Mirfcman FUNERAL HOME Floyd. 13 Funeral Sunday. 3 30 ceded her in death in 1955. She TIME DATE NAME Dabney Baptist Church.

is survived by a son Lt. Col. ot Indiana, and the late Joseph Robert R. Aldmger. U.S.

Army. Calling Saturday 5-1 Bov- 10 00 4 Bi IfoinSom Oil ardv Hoiton. Ret of Norton, VA, II grand AUNUTI, Mortho 8. 2:00 P.M. children, 17 great-grandchildren Sept.

23 Butokj-VonNotto ISyco- more, HI and Men Hickman Visitation be Sunday, 5-aom at the Shorten Funeral Home, 400 Reading Mason, OH. Funeral services wil be Monday 19 IMm .1 Hm TrhTivMhi A GREENFINKEL Sylvia, beloved wife ot Ma Greenfinkel, devoted mother BICKEL, ilizobeth Sept 24 Crovef-Hoosom sembly of God, 73SO Dixie Herman Green of Staten Island, NY, dear sister of Charlott B80WN, Frances 11:00 A.M. Sept.24 Humphrey-Toylof-Del- and one great-great-grandson. She was preceded in death by two sons Edward L. Akknger and Lt.

Cot. Darnel T. Aktinger and a daughter Florence Aldin-ger Wright. The family receive friends Sunday from 6-1 P.M. In the Betton Funeral Home, Farborn, OH.

Graveside services will be conducted Friedlander of Sacramento, MCDEVITT BRUrNtMAN. Florence 800PM. Sept 24 Hodopp CA, Esther Tempctwi of San Diego, CA. Faye Gieette of Providence, Rl and Motive Atverta (nee Berger) (Bert), beloved wife of James J. CAMPBeU.OoroJ.

Sept 24 JohnC. BfOter Schwartz, also survived by McDevitt, devoted mother of CONNICK Hobertt. IQ 30A Sept 24 t. P. White I Sons Monday at 10 A.M.

at the Walnut Hies Cemetery, 3117 Victo- three grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Services Wen Funeral Home. 3901 Reading Sunday. September 23 CUNDIFF, Stephenf. Sept 24 Honold 8.

Jones Carole A. Kirby and Elizabeth J. Thomas and dear grandmother ot Dawn Part on. David J. and Matthew C.

Kirby. Friday, September 21, 1990. Age ry Cincinnati, OH. ESPELAGf, ALLMTT KichOfd 1 1 00 A M. Sept.22 Neidhord-Minoes Martha B.

(nee Banes) of Syc at I P.M Memorial contrOu-tkms to the Glen Manor or the Orthodox Jewish Home would amore, i formerly of Cincin I P. White Sons ANNING-SCMUIf Esther nati, age 65. Thursday, Septem be appreciated. in. Resident ot oakiey.

visitation at the Witt, Good 1 Ketsch Funeral Home, 3026 Madison Rd. at Oakley Monday morning from 1:30 A.M. to 9 45 A M. Mass of Christian Burial ber 70, 1990 in Dekalb. FRANKLIN, Floyd 3 30 Sept 23 Bovord (Versoilles.

IN) HALL survived by her husband BY KENNETH COCKREL The Cincinnati Enquirer Katherine D. Barnes loved to cook and that skill no doubt came in handy as she coordinated the preparation of meals for children at nearly two dozen Cincinnati schools. Mrs. Barnes of Clifton died Thursday of cancer at Deaconess Hospital. She was 72.

"She was a highly valued employee who was loved by her superiors as well as her subordinates," said Diane Sakmyster, director of food services for Cincinnati Public Schools. Mrs. Barnes was born Aug. 25, 1918 in East St. Louis, 111.

She began her career with the Cincinnati Public Schools in 1958 as a substitute food-service helper and had become a cook-manager by 1966, Sakmyster said. In 1976, she became manager of the public schools' central com- and pies for the district. Before her retirement in 1989, Mrs. Barnes also played a key role in the operation of the summer feeding program in conjunction with the city Recreation Commission. That program provides meals for children during recreational activities at local parks.

Mrs. Barnes is survived by three daughters, Mary Weaver Creech, Barbara Owens, and Sherry Markle, all of Cincinnati; and one brother, Stanley Dissinger, also of Cincinnati. Visitation will be at 9 a.m. today at the Chas. A.

Miller Sons Funeral Home, 4138 Hamilton Northside. Services will be at 11 a.m. at the funeral home. Burial will be in Spring Grove Cemetery. Memorials can be made to the American Cancer Society, 3372 Central Parkway, Cincinnati, Ohio 45225.

Hughes S- survived by his wife GREENFINKEL, Sytwo Sept.23 Wei) James, on son Richard (Pa Margaret, sons Jack and Rob- mela), one daughter Suzanne at St. Cecilia Church at 10 A.M. HALL Hughe; S. 11-00 A Sept 24 Fitch-Denney (Derm) warber, two grand Memorials may be made to art, daughters Margw Brash-ear, Kathy Walton. Mary Beth children, two brothers Fred Hospice, 2710 Reading Rd.

HAWLEY, Albert I. 10-00 A.M. Sept 24 Vittt Sterwef Auxier, four brothers and four (Hazel) Banes and Mount 45204. Burial at Arkngton Me- mi (Beutah) Banes. Memori HERINGION, sisters, eight grandchildren.

Fu moriai, Mt. Healthy. Fredenck G. 10 00 A M. Sept 24 Thomps Memorkzl service 1 P.M., Sunday, September 23 at the Butela-Ven- MCKANE neral It A.M.

Monday at the First Church of Christ, Green-dale. Visitation 4 9 Sunday, Fitch-Denney Funeral Home. Donations to the Green- HORWITZ. Isroel). 1 1 00 A.M.

Sept.23 Wet Natta Funeral Home. Florence, beloved wife of Leonard H. McKane and the late IIM95-2I33. Memorials to the JANSZEN, Eistello I0 00A Sept.24 Frederick American Cancer Society. Leonard H.

Brueneman, devot dale Rescue Unit. ed mother of Leonard A. and rtowthome-Bowles JONES. Roy BICKEL Richard J. Brueneman, also survived by seven grand and HAWLEY Elizabeth (nee Keeney), be KRODEL, HozelV.

Sept 24 H.G. Shorten loved wife of the late Harry W. Albert beloved husband of six great-grandchildren. Thurs MARTIN, Bickel, devoted mother of Mrs. day, September 20, 1990.

Carol Stratton Hawley, loving father of Diane Dixon, April Rheba Schoenebaum, Harry W. Frederick W. 10 00 A Sept 24 PouH. Young Friends may cat at the Hodapp Funeral Home, 6041 Hamilton Jr. and Frank Bickel and th Stone, Beverley Hawley, Rob Katherine D.

Barnes missary operations, which placed her in charge of meal preparations for 22 schools. In that job, she also coordinated the cooking of pastries MCDEVITT, Alverto M. Sept 24 Witt, Good a Kelsch lat Charles W. Williams, ert and Donald Springer, Ar College Hid, Monday grandmother ef 13, great MCKANE, Florence Sept 24 Hodopp thur, Charles, Dennis and Edward Hawley, grandfather of 19 grandchildren, friend ot Don grandmother of 21 and great-great-grandmother of eight, evening from 5 to 7 P.M., followed by the Mass of Christian Burial, St. James Church, White Oak at I P.M.

Burial private, at PLAHS, Sophie W. 1 1 :00 A.M. Sept.24 Neidhord Friends may cat at the Crav- Garvey. Friday, September 21 RIHM. Kothorino 2:00 P.M.

Sept 24 Dolbert Woodruft the convenience ot the family, Age SI years. Friends may cat at the Vitt Stermer Funeral r-Hookom Funeral Home Chapel, Monday, 10 A.M. until remembrances may be made RUSSELL, DouglosG. M. Sept.22 Strowser time ot service at 1 1 A.M.

Home. 4619 Delhi. Sunday 5-9 to the Heart Assn. Suzanne Behler P.M. Funeral service Monday, SAMPLES, Wendell Sept 23 Bovords IVersoilles, IN) BROWN LAI IS September 24 at 10 A.M.

Wesley Werner Post 565 Ameri Frances. Services, Monday 11 SEGOE, Vilmo Sept.22 Gilligon Sophie beloved wit of th lat John G. Plans, devoted A.M. Humphrey-Taylor-Det can Legion Services Sunday P.M. mar Funeral Home, Rising Sun, STECKER, SelmoM.

1 1:00 A.M. Sept.24 Anderson, Baiter I mother of Hilda Cross, Venic, in. visitation. Sunday -9. 5ohnd rL and Warner Plans, Toledo.

IIFRINGTOM OH, also survived by thre BRUENEMAN STEVENS, Agnes R. Sept24 Vorhis Frederick beloved husband grandchildren and two Florence. (See McKane notice) great-grandchildren, dear sis TRIVETT, Oarryl w. 10:30 A.M. Sept.24 Miller-Buss Borg- of the late Lee Herington and Aline Herington, devoted father Of Fred Hermntm Miriai Riit.

CAMPBELL monn Dora J. (nee Kuntz), beloved ter of Minnie Michallj, Garden Grove, CA, Carotin Binoeder, Dayton, OH and Elizabeth son and Richard Herington, WARE.VivionV. Sept.24 Stith ities were about her relationship with God, her children and her husband," Tor-beck said. "She was everyone's best friend." Mrs. Behler urae 9 mpmlvr mree granddaughters and one Mueller, Los Angeles.

Thurs wife of the late Roy Campbel, dear aunt of Robert E. Kuntz and L. William Kuntz both of Harrison, OH and Edgar Simon-son ot AR, loving great-aunt of greai-granoson, brother ot William Herington and EllMe Nel 10 Death Notice Monument day. September 20, 1990. Residence Venice, FL (formerly of Mt.

Healthy). Age 93 years. Graveside services at Arlington Memorial Gardens (The son r-naay. Mptemoer zi, 1990. Residence Rliie Ath SAMPLES Lmdy Rani, Robbn Stewart, Jody Sweeney and Greg Kuntz.

Friday, September 21, 1990. a Wendet, II. Funeral Sunday, Garden of Everlasting Life), Friends may cat at th Thomas Memorial, 7500 Montgomery Kenwood, Sunday 2 5 M. where funeral services wi be 1:30 P.M., Bovarcfs, Versaites. Monday.

September 24 at 11 Formerly of Harrison, OH. Age 91. Friends may cafl in the John HEUOLD FUNERAL HOMC O. Marker Monument Flower Visas Calling Saturday 5-t P.M, Bov- A M. Neidhard Funeral Home, BY DAVE BEASLEY The Cincinnati Enquirer Suzanne Behler was a woman who lived for people.

"She was a significant other to many, many, many persons," said her brother, Bill Torbeck of Florence. Mrs. Behler of Walton, mother of seven, baseball and soccer coach, died Wednesday of injuries suffered in an auto accident on Interstate 75. She was 37. She was driving her children and six others to school when her van struck a car that had gone out of control on wet pavement.

On the night before her death she was at a Parent-Teacher Organization meeting at St. Joseph Academy in Walton, working closely with teachers to help the school. "Her whole life and her prior- father, Richard L. Torbeck, Harrison; her mother, Betty Lou Koch Torbeck, Dent; three brothers, Rich Torbeck of Harrison, Larry Torbeck of White Oak and Steve Torbeck of Dent; four sisters, Carol Yeazell of Finneytown, Sally Rechel of College Hill, Lynn Makia of Honolulu and Beth Schnell of Taylor Mill, and a paternal grandmother, Mary Torbeck, Montgomery. Visitation will be at 9 a.m.

today at All Saints Church, 46 Needmore Walton. Mass will be said at 11 a.m. today at the church. Burial will be in Spring Grove Cemetery, Win-ton Place. Memorials can be made to the Sue Behler Memorial Fund, in care of St.

Joseph Academy, 46 Need-more Walton, Ky. 41094. arors. Monday at 10 A M. C.

Brater Funeral Home, Mt. Healthy in charge of ar angements. HORWITZ Broadway at Vine Harrison, OH, Monday, September 3700 QLENMOftE M14200, STEVENS RIIIM 24 from A.M. until time of Israel 77, beloved husband of Eva Clay Horwitz. devoted fa Agnes R.

(nee Price), beloved Katharine, formerly of Brook Mass of Christian Burial in St. wife ot Frank Stevens, devoted John the Baptist Church, Harri ther of Elizabeth. Thomas James Horwitz, loving brother wr of Beverly Wheeler, 20 Announcement son, OH at 10 A.M. Interment Ronald Stevens and Kay Rich line Avenue, Cation and West Park Retirement Center, beloved aunt of Herman and Manfred Rlhm, also survived by several nieces and nephews Glen Haven Cemetery. of Anna Franklin and Dorothy Plotnick, dear grandfather of ardson, grandmother of Trad Perry, Missy Richardson, CONNICK josnua, Katie, and Brian hot Behler of All Saints Catholic Church in Walton, the St.

Joseph Academy Parent-Teacher Organization and the LaLeche League. She was a coach with the Grant County baseball and soccer leagues. She is survived by her husband, Dennis J. Behler; a daughter, Sarah; six sons, Kevin, Brian, Scott, Jason, Craig and Brett, all at home; her Shawn Wheeler, Eddie and Nik- Robert beloved husband of in Germany. Wednesday, Sep witz, step-grandfather ot Kim, Eric and Kristen Seaver.

Serv Nan Connick (nee McCoy), tember 19, 1990. Age 91 years. BOLTON LUNSFORD A Golden Rule Funeral Horn 3042 Harrison Ave. 661-409 ki Richardson, Kristen and Ronald Stevens, dear sister of Low-en and Wayne Pric. Viola ices, Wen Funeral Home, 3901, Funeral service, Monday, dear father of Kathy and Judy Connick, brother of Virginia Van Ness, cousin of Edward Hawcs.

Helen Sherman, Ida Lee P.M at Vine Street Hit Mausoleum Chapel. If so desired, memorials may be made to the Reading Sunday, September 21 at 11-00 A M. Memorial contributions to Hadassah. 15M Summit Rd. 4S237, would be Yeeger.

September 20. 1990. Farmer and Louise Pric of Crab Orchard. KY. Thursday, Ag 73 yrs.

Retired Army Offi American Heart Association. September 20, 1990. Resident appreciated. A.C. DOBBUNG SON FT.

THOMAS BELLE VUE 441-1730 491-4500 Datoert Woodruff Funeral of Norwood. Friends may cat Home serving the family. JANSZEN the Vorhis Funeral Horn. cer. Member ot American Legion Post '311.

Retired from the Commumcafion Division of the City of Cmti. Memorial service at Mt. Moriah Ceme RUSSELL 5501 Montgomery Norwood, Sunday 3-6 P.M. Serv EssteHa, sister of Albert L. Jan-szen, aunt of Albert L.

Janszen ELDEN A. GOOD Douglas loving husband of Theresa Russet (nee Carlo), 2620 ERIE AVE. 67I-34J3 ices Monday, September 24, great-aunt of Michele, Ger tery, Me Mt Moriah Dr Mon 1990 at 10 A.M. ald and Scott Janszen. Friday, devoted father ot Paula Baum- day, September 24, at 10:30 September 21, 1990.

Age 71. gartner, Mike, Rick and Joe A.M. Family prefer memorials Hall and Jordan FUNERAL CHAPELS Snowie Caldwell Visitation at the Frederick Fu to Hospice of Cmti. 2710 Read- TRIVETT neral Home, 2553 Banning Rd. 761-IMI mg Cintl.

45206. Kussen, brother ot ahco Tee-van, Mary Hensley and William Russel, also survived by seven grandchildren. September 20, at Pippin, Monday morning CUNDIFF Jamison I Jamison Inc. trom 9 a.m. until time ot funeral service at 10 A.M.

Member 1990. Age 61. Residence Blue Stephen devoted husband of Mary Cunditf, beloved brother west End Evanston of Feirmount Chapter Eastern Ash. Mass of Christian Burial Darryl W. (D.J.).

darling son of Frances Birkofer and Darryl W. Tnvett, grandson of Alan and Norma Birkofer, James Trivett, Patricia WNttaker and Norbert Sunberg, great-grandson of Marjorie Walters, Cecilia Birkofer, Lilian Sunberg and 721-1616 961-7544 star. 10 A Saturday at St. Mi. of Gladys Marsh, Jean and Ruth Hornbeck, Dorothy and JONES chael Catholic Church of She-ronvWe at Creek and Spinner Rds.

Contributions may be Muehlenkamp-Erschell 261-8(793 Newport, Ft. Thomas, Dayton Roy, beloved husband of Vetma Walter Cunditf. Thursday, September 20, 1990. Age 65 years. Resident of villa Hills, KY.

made to St. Joseph Infant and Jones, loving father of Larry Jones and Mrs. Ernest (Pat) vera Trivett, also survived by aunts and uncles. Wednesday, September 19, 1990. Age 19 Maternity Home, 10722 Wys- Services are 10 30 A.M.

Monday the Ronald B. Jones Funeral Home, Ludlow, KY. Visi bestowed on her by the pastor because she was a woman who lived a Christian life during her 65-year membership with the church, said Betty Watts, church secre Grote, also survived by brothers, Frank and Ule Burchfield months. Friends and relatives NURRE BROS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 241-6929 are Invited to attend Mass of carver Cincinnati, OH 45241.

Friends may cat 130 A M. to 9 30 A M. Saturday at the Strawser Funeral Home, tation 4 1 P.M. Sunday BY WILLIAM A. WEATHERS The Cincinnati Enquirer Snowie Caldwell, a longtime member and "Mother of the Church" at Prospect Baptist Church in Over-the-Rhine, died Sunday in the Hospice of Cincinnati.

Mrs. Caldwell, of Evanston, was 91. Mrs. Caldwell's many church activities included the gospel chorus, Volunteer Club, Missionary Society, Pastor's Aid Society and Sunday school. Mrs.

Caldwell's designation as Mother of the Church was an honor the Angels, Sacred Heart Star; Evanston Community Council, Evanston Senior Community Center and Good Samaritan Day Care Senior Center. She is survived by two sons, Leon Harris and Ulysses Caldwell, both of Cincinnati; seven grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren. Services were Friday at New Prospect Baptist Church. Burial was in Crown Hill Cemetery, Fairfield. Memorials can be made to New Prospect Baptist Church, 1829 Elm Cincinnati 45210.

and sisters. Imogen Styles and Vekna Burchfield, three grandchildren. Mr. Jones was a Interment Forest Lawn Memo- rial Park, Erlanger, KY. Church, Monday, 10:30 A.M.

Miter-Busse Borgmann serving th family. 9503 Kenwood Blue Ash, OH. member of the UAW. Ag 69 September 21, Providence Hos ESPELAGE pital. Funeral service at th -P7 SEGOE VNma, beloved wife of the late convenience of th family.

HARE Vivian V. (nee Schwing), wid Richard beloved husband of Margaret M. Espelage (nee Nostheide), dear father of Richard Espelage of Atlanta. GA, Kathleen Donohoue, Joan Hawthorn-Bowlas Funeral Caldwell Horn In charge of Ladislas Segoe. Thursday, September 20, 1990.

Funeral Mass at St. Francis DeSales Church. Saturday at 10 A.M. No visitation- Giligan Funeral Home In ow of the late H. Spanton Ware, dear sister of Eleanor Webb, Ethel V.

Palmer and Vera E. Fisk and the lat Dr. Vernard MARTIN tary. She was a member of Esther Chapter 3, Order of the Eastern SCHMIDT-DHONALI Frederick age 71, beloved Voss. aunt ot several nieces READING SHARON VIL.LE husband of Lilian (nee Weber) 941-1113 941-1113 Martin, devoted father of Joan charge.

Memorials may be made to the University of Cincinnati, Segoe Fund of th College of Design, Architecture, Art and Planning. and nephews. Wednesday. September 19, 1990. Residence Fortsid Or, Ft.

Mitchet, KY. Services Monday 1 1 A.M., Stith TUFTS SCHILDMEYEI Flamm and Janet Strube, dear grandfather ot Edwin Flamm, Ronald, Donald and John Strube, great-grandfather of Amanda Strube. brother of Lovelind 683-2430 Funeral Home, 7500 Hwy. 42, Florence. Visitation Monday 10 Blinchetler 783-251 M.

until hrn ot service. Burt- STECKER Sekna devoted wife of th late Max W. Sleeker, dear sister of Rosalind Schotte, also survived by three nieces. Chi Hal and Janet McCoy, dear father-in-law of Steven Donohoue, Robert Hat and Daryl McCoy, dear grandfather of Nathan. Luke and Aaron, dear brother of Ray, Rosemary Sc neper, Ben, Wllbert, Gertrude Strict, Arthur and Tony Espelage.

No visitation. Relatives and friends are invited to attend a Memorial Mass of Christian Burial Saturday, September 22 at II A.M. at St. Dominic's Church, DeM. Memorial donations to Chiktrens Hospital Medical Center, c'o Developmental Office or Mother Theresa Missionaries of Charity, 33S East 145th St Bronx, NY 10451.

Neidherd-Minges Funeral Home, West- Earl W. Conner Forest Lawn Cemetery, Er 35 Florittt Geraktine Hoffmann and the lat LKkan Weber. Thursday, September 20, 1990. Residence Finneytown. Funeral service langer, KY.

Family suggests memorials to Arthritis Founda ton. Friday, September 21, 1990 tion, Cincinnati, OH or Ameri TorA Paul R. Young Funeral Home, her 100th year. Friends may IMS can Heart Association. Florence, KY.

7345 Hamilton Mt. OOrWraiFil. Smc Funeral Flower the Waynesvile Rotary Club and a former member of the Wayne Township Rescue Squad. "He was a community-minded cat at the Anderson, Baiter Sahnd Funeral Home, 3412 01-ton Olton, Monday, 10 30 Healthy, Monday, 10 A.M. Friends may cat Sunday from of beauty 4 distinction World War I Vet M.

until time of funeral serv M. Remembrances may World War Vet sent to St John-St Matthew 961-6622 City Wide. Of fXImi, 'Korean Veteran ice at II A M. If so desired, memorials may be mad to th Charity of one choice Vietnam Veteran United Church of Christ, 691 Fleming Rd. Armed Forces wood handling arrangements.

person. He was just one of those types of people who was all-out for was a graduate of Waynesville High School, where he played basket-ball, and Springfield Business College. Mr. Conner was a former clerk with the Miami Ceme the town," Steve Conner said. He also is survived by his wife, State news Doris; a daughter, Becky Hoak of New Vienna, Ohio; six grandchil Conner Clues in 10 slayings sought BY JAMES J.

LIDINGTON The Cincinnati Enquirer Earl W. Conner of Waynesville had many interests, but, his son said, he mostly enjoyed his work at Stubbs-Conner Funeral Home. "He had his heart in the funeral business. His father had been in the funeral business, so I guess he had some roots there," said Steve Conner, owner and operator of Stubbs-Conner. Mr.

Conner, 71, died Wednesday at Kettering Medical Center, after an apparent heart attack. After retiring in 1984 as president and chairman of the board of Waynesville National Bank, Mr. Conner worked with his son as a funeral director and embalmer. "He probably would have pursued the (mortuary) business, but a heart attack after his service in World War II made him give it up," his son said. Before joining the bank as a cashier in 1955, Mr.

Conner had been postmaster of Waynesville. He THE ASSOCIATED PRESS dren; and two great-grandchildren. Visitation will be from 3 to 8 p.m. todayat Stubbs-Conner Funeral Home, 185 N. Main Waynesville, with Masonic services at 7:30 p.m.

The service will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at Waynesville United Methodist Church. Burial will be in Miami Cemetery, Waynesville. Memorials can be made to Waynesville United Methodist Church, 275 North Waynesville 45068; Waynesville Masonic Temple, 1351 Lytle Road, Waynesville 45068, or the Shriners Burns Institute, 202 Goodman Cincinnati 45219. tery Association, a former member of the Warren County Mental Health Board, past president of the Wayne Local school board and a member of the Warren County Bankers Association.

He was a member of the Waynesville United Methodist Church board and had served as past president of the Warren County Shrine Club and treasurer of the Waynesville Masonic Temple. He was a member of Scottish Rite and Antioch Shrine in Dayton. In 1975, Mr. Conner was honored by the Waynesville Chamber of Commerce. He was a member of 10 years.

At least nine had been seen in areas of Indianapolis frequented by homosexuals, and at least eight were homosexuals, said Larry Swihart, a Preble County sheriffs investigator. All of the victims were found nude or partially clothed; seven were strangled. The cause of death for three of the victims has not been determined, Swihart said. The deaths of four men found strangled in Preble County in the past five years are under investigation by the Preble County Sheriffs Department as are the deaths of five males whose bodies were discovered in rural Indiana between 1980 and 1987. The Defiance (Ohio) County Sheriffs Department is investigating whether the body of a nude, white male found May 31, 1989, in a creek near the Indiana state line might be connected to the other slayings.

Darke County authorities are investigating the death of Thomas R. Clevenger 19. The nude body of the Indianapolis man was discovered Sept. 12. Swihart said it wasn't known whether Clevenger had any ties with the Indianapolis gay community.

Preble County Prosecutor Wilfrid Dues said his investigation had turned up no evidence of a serial killer. GREENVILLE, Ohio FBI agents and law enforcement offi- cials from Ohio and Indiana met Friday to review the slayings of 10 males with links to the Indianapolis homosexual community. Detective Larry Dickey of the Darke County Sheriffs Department said 16 officials were in the closed-door meeting. "We're pooling information," Dickey said. "We're checking to see if we do have any similarities, how many people we may be dealing with, that kind of thing." The bodies of 10 Indianapolis-area males have been found in rural Ohio and Indiana in the past Miriam B.

Roudebush Cult leader gets death for 5 killings THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Concrete and Supply Co. was founded in 1954, she was named board secretary, her a -ter-in-law said. She became president of the company svriAn fir hue. PAINESVILLE. Ohio A reli gious cult leader who called himself a prophet was sentenced to death Friday for killing a family of five on a farm in 1989.

son, Clarence "Bud" Roudebush of Harrison; two daughters, Frances Allen of Covington and Betty Hays of Loveland; a sister, Virginia Roberts of Delaware, two brothers, John R. Benham of Osgood, and James Benham of Cross Plains, and four grandchildren. Visitation will be today at 9 a.m. at Jackman-Kercheval Funeral Home in Harrison. The service will be at 10 a.m.

at First Presbyterian Church of Harrison. "Burial will be in Glen Haven Cemetery in Harrison. Memorials can be made to First Presbyterian Church, 115 S. Vine Harrison 45030, or Hospice of Cincinnati 619 Oak Cincinnati 45206-9935. BY FAITH PENNICK The Cincinnati Enquirer Miriam B.

Roudebush of Harrison was active in the family business as well as the family itself. Mrs. Roudebush, 70, was president of Harrison Ready Mix Concrete and Supply Co. She died Wednesday at Hospice of Cincinnati. "She was a vibrant lady," said Peggy Roudebush, her daughter-in-law, of Harrison.

Miriam Roudebush was a member of the Othinel Looker Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Marvin Chapter 376 of the Order of the Eastern Star and the Harrison Republican Club. She was a homemaker during her three children's younger years, but when the Harrison Ready Mix Jeffrey Lunderen, 40. showed no emotion as Lake County Common Pleas Judge Martin O. Parks ter a jury recommended the death penalty for Lundgren, who formed a cult after he was defrocked in 1988 as a lay minister of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Lundgren was convicted Aug.

29 of five counts of aggravated murder and five counts of kidnapping in the deaths of Dennis and Cheryl Avery and their three children, ages 7, 13 and 15. They were killed on a northeast Ohio farm where the cult lived. The Averys were bound, gagged, shot and then buried in a pit dug inside a barn April 17, 1989. Police found the bodies Jan. 4 after receiving a tip from an informant On the same day Lundgren was convicted, his wife, Alice, was sentenced to life in prison for her role in the slayings.

She was convicted of conspiracy, complicity and kidnapping. Their son, Damon, was convicted Tuesday on the same charges that Lundgren faced. Damon Lundgren's sentencing hearing will begin Monday. Parks also sentenced Lundgren to 10-25 years in prison on each count of kidnapping. When Parks asked Lundgren if he wished to comment, Lundgren quietly said "No." sentenced him to die on April 17, lyai, exactly two years after the slayings.

State-mandated appeals likely will delay execution beyond Roudebush bandf then company president, died in 1983. Mrs. Roudebush also loved to play bridge and travel Peggy Roudebush said Mrs. Roudebush had visited six continents. "She was a true lady in every sense; she was gracious and kind," Peggy said.

"She always strived to be the best she could be." Mrs. Roudebush is survived by a that date. Parks said in his sentencing that Lundgren displayed a lack of re morse. The sentencing came a day af.