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Mondiiy. December 24. 1991) I III. CINCINNATI I.NQIHRKR MetroA-7 Obituaries 5 5 Death Notices Death Notices Death Notices liKi; Sidney Ten-Eyck, radio pioneer Irreverent announcer broke humor line at WLW in 1920s I'm morn coinpli'lc infonnalioii mid address (if Ihe luni'ial diii'i tor rcliir lo lln; individual dualli nolk.e brlmv. Margaret (Pe'igy) (nee Brewster), beloved wile ol Wirhard Rice, devoted mother ol Jan-el Rice and Jean E.

Cramer, devoted grandmother ot Brian and Earl Cramer, IV. Friends may call at the Maham Funeral Homo, Williamsburg, Wednesday, 6-9 PM. Funeral service at the Williamsburg United Methodist Church, Thursday, at 10 30 A M. If desired, memorials may be sent lo Children's Programs, Williamsburg United Methodist Church. HAWK Harold Neal, dear brother of Mrs.

Mary Davidson and husband Dulmar, Willard Hawk and wile Connie and Tliad Hawk and wife Virginia, also survived by nieces, nephews, arid great nieces and nephews. December 22, 1990. Residence Ml, Orab, OH. Age 70. Friends may call Irom 6 to 9 P.M.

Wednesday, af the Cahall Funeral Home, 704 W. State Georgetown, OH Funeral service 2 PM. Thursday. Intermenf Ml Orab Cemetery, Mt. Orab, OH.

Memorials to the American Cancer Society, Highland County Branch, Hillsboro, OH. COITIMillAM Clayton beloved husband of the late Mabel Cottimjham (nee Rupp), devoted lather of Mrs. Daniel (Barbara) Roll, dear grandfather of Lt. Mark Roil, USN, great-grandfather ot Andrew Tsubasa Roil, dear brother of Albert Cottingham and Mrs. Agnes Bentle.

Saturday, Dercmber 22, WO" Age 82 years. No visitation. Serviro at the convenience ot the family. Memorials may bo given to the Harrison United Methodist Church Organ Fund, the West-wood United Methodist Church, the Shriners Burns Institute or the charity ot your choice, Bolton and Lunsford Funeral Horrp, serving the family I I NI- IIOMK PMI I I aii: AKN'jIRONG Neal Wilt. Goorl Kelsch Bolton lunsford COHlNGHAM.CInytonH CRONIN.

Mgryloictlo 9 30AM Per Bomber II 00 A M. Dec. RISSOVER DAVIb. Inez M. 26 Spaeth Sons-Schaefer Bushy fNGH.MornueriteK I OOP Dec Ihomos Memorial frUGUSON.

Oleva I0MAM Dor 2 Vorhis Harold G. 72. Beloved husband ol Dorothy Rissover, loving lather ol Deborah Dinkin ol Phoenix, AZ and Joan Brannon, dear grandlather of Jacklyn Nicole Brannon and Jerrod Dinkin, dear nephew of Gertrude Knapp. Graveside services Monday, December 24 Procession leaves Well Funeral Homo. 3901 Reading Road, al rOWUR, Mrs Cynthia Ill MAN William devoted husband ot Arthurean Huffman, dear father ot Marguerite McCoy and Belly Livinglon, brother of Barchal Huffman, sisters, Llllie Mae Ferris and Sarah Mopps, ten grandchildren, 13 greatgrandchildren, sisters and brothcrs-ln-law, nieces, nephews, and other relatives and friends December 20, 1990.

12 30PM Dec 26 Thompson ICincinnnti) fRANI MirhoelC. 7 00PM Dor Chos A Miller Sons HAARMAN, 12 OOnoon Der 26 Stith Iflorence, KY) 9.30 A.M. Bernard I CKOMM Mary Loretta (nee Bervvan-ger), widow ot John M. Cronin, dear sister ot Eulalia Graf, of Arlington Heights, IL and the late Carl and Frank Berwanger, daughter ot the late Bernard and Mayme Berwanger, also survived by several nieces and nephews and other relatives. Friday, December 21, 1990.

Mass of the Christian Burial, Old St. Marys Church, 13th and Clay Sts. Thursday, December 27 at 9:30 A.M. Visitation 9 A.M. until hour of Mass.

Bam-bor Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. I I A Visitation Wednesday, Decem HAMMOND, fori 1. Dec. 27 Vorhis ber 26, 12 to 1 P.M. Funeral HAICHf II, Nancy 1 Dec, service 1 P.M.

at McKcnzie 27 Roth funeral Chapel (Padurahl SLOCl'M Margaret C. (nee Langen), beloved wife of the late Robert E. Funeral Home, 59 Erkcnbroch- er. Interment Spring Grove HAWK, Harold Neal 2:00 P.M. Dec.

Cemetery, Slocum, dear mother ol Lee 27 Cahall Georgetown, OH) HUffMAN. William D. I OOP Dec. 26 McKenzie Slocum, beloved molhor-ln-law ol Victoria A. Slocum, loving grandmother ot Randy, Nick, and Barry Slocum, on Friday, December 21, 1990.

Ago 75. Dec, HUN1, Helen 26 Dobbling fl. BY DAVE BEASLEY The Cincinnati Kwiuiirr Sidney Ten-Kyck, a Cincinnati radio pioneer who was said to have broken the humor line at Powel Crosley's WLW in the 1920s, died Friday at St. Elizabeth Medical Center. He was 86.

He had suffered heart disease for many years and had been wearing a pacemaker, said his niece, Nancy Tretter Jones of Burlington. Mr. Ten-Eyck began announcing here for L.B. Wilson, who started WCKY in Covington. He then moved to WLW.

"Mr. Crosley had said there would be no humor on WLW, but Sid did something irreverent and Crosley gave in," veteran area broadcaster Nick Clooney said. "Sid broke the humor line in Cincinnati radio." Clooney, who recently interviewed Mr. Ten-Eyck for WCET-TV, said Mr. Ten-Eyck remembered his beginning days when staff announcers were also producers and directors of their own shows.

Clooney recalled him saying, "To be an announcer then was a calling. Many came but few were chosen." "He was a gentleman during the time when that was expected in radio broadcasting." Mr. Ten-Eyck moved to New York in the infancy of radio net- music personalities of his day. He took the program to New York City, where it ran on NBC during the Depression until it ran out of sponsors. He also worked in Dayton, Ohio, Washington and Philadelphia.

After radio, Mr. Ten-Eyck worked in many fields, including about eight years as a San Quentin prison guard. "He told me many stories about his experiences there with prisoners," his niece said. In 1963, he returned to Covington and worked as a security guard and did occasional work in radio. In recent years he had been living at the Golden Towers senior citizens apartments in Covington.

He became a prolific writer of letters to the editor and believed he may have held a record for the numbers of letters printed in Cincinnati daily newspapers. His wife, Dorothy "Dolly" Tret-ter-Ten-Eyck, died in 1978. He is survived by another niece, Dottie Miller Vandamert Moore's Hill, and a nephe'w, Sidney Miller of Florida. A memorial Mass will be said at the Cathedral Basilica of the Assumption, Madison Avenue, Covington, at noon Thursday. There will be no visitation.

Memorials may be made to the Parish Kitchen, 143 Pike Covington 41011. visitation B. J. Meyer Sons Overlook Funeral Home (next ISAACS William! 10 30AM. Dec.

26 Neidhord-Minnes JACOBSON, 12 00 noon Dec. 24 Weil Robert IQYCf Helen H. I 00 PM Dec 26 lobias IDoytgn. OH) to St. Teresa), 4841 Glenway Ave.

on Wednesday from 6 to 9 P.M. Services at Cheviot United Methodist Church on Thursday 10 A.M. Memorials may be made to Ihe Cheviot United Methodist Church, 3820 West-wood Northern Blvd. Burial Spring Grove Cemetery. HUNT Helen (nee Slacy), beloved wife ot the late Clifford Hunt, devoted mothor of Harriet Hokanson, Clifford Stacy Hunt, William Harrison Hunt and the lale Betty Little, dearest sister of Elizabeth Keith and Mary Louise Settle, also surviving are 19 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren.

Saturday, December 22, 1990. Former resident of Ft. Thomas, KY. Age 98 years. Graveside services 2 PM Wednesday, al the Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati, OH.

No visitation. The Dobbling Funeral Home, Ft. Thomas, serving the family. Memorials are requested to the Music Fund al SI. Andrews Episcopal Church.

Ft. Thomas, KY. DAVIS Inez beloved wife of the fate Nathan Davis, dear sister ot Ruth, Dorothy, Katherine, Nor-abell, and Eugene. Thursday, December 20, 1990. Funeral services from the Spaeth Sons-Schaefer 8.

Busby Funeral Homes, 1320 Chase Wednesday, December 26 at 1 1 A M. Friends may calf one hour before time ol service al the funeral home. Memorials may be made lo the charity of your choice. IHGH.MoryK.IKittyl Dec 27 Spaeth Sons-Schaefer Bushy Dec MAlE.Haz.ell. 26 0swold-Hoskins llebonon OH) I OOP Dec 27 Vorhis MARTIN, lanell.

1 1 00 A Dec 27 Thomas Memorial MOORf Glenn f. Sidney Ten-Eyck works and was instrumental in connecting Cincinnati to that larger system, Clooney said. His broadcast career ended in San Francisco, where he was fired from his last radio job. "Broadcasting decided he had gotten too old," Clooney said. "He was an absolutely outgoing, sweet guy and he was terribly funny," said Mary Wood, retired radio-television reviewer for the Cincinnati Post.

"He had the first funny, crazy radio show on WLW." On his program, The Doodle-sockers, he made fun of prominent NOONAN, Mory I. 1 1:00 A Dec 27 Middendorf-Bullocli 1 OOP Dec 29 Vorhis PARKER KirbyG RICE. Margorel (Peggy) 10:30 AM. Dec. 27 Maham IWilliomsbgrg, OH SMITH Katherine (nee Fowler), beloved wife of the lafe George (Jake) Smith, devoted mother of Susan Ann Smith, dearest sister ot Nancy Bcchlol, Margaret Cruse, Dorothy Aulery, Joan Clark, Carol Plumley, George and Carl Fowler, dearest grandmother of Ryan, Suzanne and Katherine Smith Saturday, December 22, I9V0.

Residence Bellevue, Y. Age 63 years Memorial services 2 P.M. Wednesday, at the Dobbling Funeral Home, Bellevue. Family will accept friends at the funeral home, from 1 until 2 P.M. and request memorials to the charity of the donor's choice.

RISSOVfR HoroldG 9 30AM Dec Weil IGravesidel Marguerite K. (nee Kinney), beloved wife of the late Dr. Walter G. Engel, mother of Jenl Engel-Conley ot Dayton, OH. and Stephen E.

Engel of Concord, NC two grandchildren, sister of Marcella Arnold Sunday, December 23, 1990 Residence Kenwood. Friends may call the Thomas Memorial, 7500 Montgomery Road, Kenwood, Wednesday, Irom 5 to 6 M. Memorial services at the Madeira Presbyterian Church, Thursday at I P.M. SIOCUM, MarrioretC 10 00AM, Dec 27 BJ Meyer Sons SMITH Kothenne 2 00PM. Dec.

26 Dobbling (Bellevue KY) ISAACS William T. beloved husband of the late Mildred A Isaacs, (nee Block dear father ot Michelle Klelne-Klapper and Jake Isaacs, dear brother of Jake Isaacs, and the late Christine Isaars and Davie Cline, grandfather ot John Richard and Krlsty Klcinc, Kathryn and Ro byn Klapper, Brad and Bryan Isaacs. Saturday, December 22, 1990. Age 75 years. Visitalion al the Neidhard-Mingos Funeral Home, 3155 Harrison Westwood, Wednesday, Irom 9 30 A.M.

until time of funeral services at 10 30 A M. Memorials to the Cancer Society of the charity of one's choice. STAAB Berlhol II 00 A Dec. 16 Seilerl-Hordig 4 Brater STANG. Arthur I 10 00AM.

Dec 26 PouU Young State news TAYLOR, Mother Elleroroh 1 1 -00 AM Dec 26 Jamison Jamison VIUER, Richard Wm Jr II 30AM Dec 26 Mad Johnson WARREN. Hennetlo Moe A personal peek at Santa of yore 1 0 00 AM Dec 26 Dobblin. 2 WHIlAKfR Vorhis FKRCl'SON Olcva Inee Bustle), wife of the late Palmer Ferguson, devoted mother ot Kenneth Troy and Jesse French, Joy Keith, Mabel David and Virginia Hooge, sister of Enola Jones, Jean Fein, Wade, Tom, Ova and Phil Bustle, also survived by 16 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren Thursday, December 20, 1990 at Lake He-vasu, AZ. formerly of Arlington Heights Friends may call at the Vorhis Funeral Home, 310 Dunn St, Lockland, Wednesday 68 P.M. Services Thursday, December 27 at 10 30 A WICHMANN, ErwvmC 10 30AM Dec 24 WIEGER1 Mnry I 00PM Dec 24 fitch-Denney STAAIt Bertha (nee Fox), beloved wile of Ihe late Paul Staab, dear mother ot Thomas Charles Staab, Huntington Beach, Patricia Ann McCutchan, Aurora, IN, Robert Eric Staab, Bradenton, and Bruce Edward Staab, Rising Sun, IN devoted sister of the late Frank and Homer Fox and Thelma Vickers, loving grandmother of six grandchildren Saturday, December 22, 1990.

Residence Delhi Mills. Age 76. Friends are invited lo attend Ihe Mass ot Christian Burial in the St. Aloysius Church On the Ohio, Saylcr Park, Wednesday, December 26, at II A No visitation. The Scifert-Hardig and Brater Funeral Home, Sayler Park, is In charge of the arrangements.

WIUiAMS.Terrilynn 1:00 PM, Dec. 26 Alexandria (Alexandria, KY) MACOHSON Robert M. 01 MaineviHe, OH. Beloved husband ol Phyllis Ja-cobson, devoted son ot Bertha Jacobson of Charlottesville, VA, dear lather ol Steven, Richard, Scott, Wendi and Amy Jacobson, loving brother ot Ira Jacobson ot Chariottesvilie, grandfather of Adam Jacobson. Services Weil Funeral Home, 3901 Reading Road, Monday, December 24, at 12 noon, lieu ol other remembrances, memorial contributions lo Hospice ol Cincinnati or American Cancer Society would be appreciated.

WORTHINGTON, Chos Roger 200PM. Dec. 26 Cahall (Georgetown, OHI 7lfGltR SoroM I 00PM Dec 26 Nurre Bros Death Notices Death Notices FOWLER Mrs. Cynthia, beloved wile of Samuel Fowler, dear sister of Mrs. Pearl Watts, also survived by one aunt Mrs.

Ida Johnson, one niece Olivia Watts, one nephew Ronald Watts, two great-nephews, Richard and Adrian Taylor, a sister-in-law, Mrs. Pauline Taylor, other relatives and friends. December 22, 1990 Friends may call at the Thompson Funeral Home, 820 Lincoln Wednesday, December 26, from 10 A.M. until 12 noon. JOYCE Helen H.

(Hoffman). Of Cincinnati and formerly of Beaver-creek. December 23, 1990. She was preceded in death by her husband James R. Joyce in 1988, survived by daughter Nancy Hllliard-Richmond and son-in-law Maurice Richmond, two grandchildren, Lori and Mark Hilliard.

Friends may call the Tobias Funeral Home, WIIITAKER Allie R. (nee Rimer), beloved wife of the late Arthur L. Whi-laker, devoted mother ol Arthur Whitaker, Donald Whitaker and Joyce Harp, also surviving are three grandchildren, and three great-grandchildren. Saturday, December 22, 1990 Resident ol Deer Park. Visitation and services at Ihe convenience ol Ihe lamily.

II desired, sympathy may be expressed by a memorial contribution to the Alzheimer's Association. Vorhis Funeral Home, serving the family. WILLIAMS Terrl Lynn (ne Davis), beloved wife of Richard Williams, dear mother of Sara and Joseph Williams, dear daughter of Mariorie Burgess, Lowel G. Davis, dear sister ol Stephen L. and Scott Davis, dear granddaughter ot William G.

Davis. Saturday, December 22, 1990. Residence Alexandria, KY. Services P.M. Wednesday, Irom the Alexandria Funeral Home.

325 Washington Alexandria, KY. Friends may can 5 lo 9 Tuesday evening World War I Vel World War II Vet Korean Veteran 'Vietnam Veteran "Armed Forces Graveside services 12:30 P.M. Beavercreek, 3970 Dayton-Xe- STANG Arthur beloved husband ol the late Mane (Durr) Stang, devoted brother of Wilbert, Albert, and Charles Stang, and the late Margaret Bollinger and Walter Stang, dear brother-in-law ol Mae and Bill Kennedy, also survived by 2 nieces, Arlene Brenl, ot Cintl and Evelyn, ot Arizona Friday, December 21, 1990 Residence Cincinnati. Funeral service Paul R. Young Funeral Home, 7345 Hamilton Mt.

Healthy, Wednesday at 10 A Friends may call Wednesday Irom 9 to 10 A M. desired, remembrances may be sent to Mt. Healthy Christian Church or to a charily ol choice. at the Spring Grove Cemetery. Rev.

Stanford L. Vinson, nia Wednesday at 11:30. Mass ol Christian Burial, SI. I 1 JO V'i Luke Church. MALE FRANTZ Michael loving father of Carl Douglas and Laurie Michele Frantj, dear son of George and Hazel L.

(nee Mead). 95. Ol Otterbein Home, Lebanon Saturday, December 22, 1990 Preceded in death by husband Lewis J. Male. She is survived Historian helps show where St.

Nick really came from THF. ASSOCIATED PRESS COLUMBUS, Ohio A white-bearded man dons red suits every December to portray a jolly old fellow associated with the Christmas season. But Herb Taylor, a part-time employee of the Ohio Historical Society's educational division, plays characters from different centuries: today's Santa Claus and his 18th century ancestor, St. Nicholas. "Santa Claus originated with Nicholas, a popular bishop who lived during the fourth century in what is now Turkey," Taylor said.

"Legend portrays Nicholas as a kindly man with a reputation for doing good deeds, among which was the giving of gifts to children." Taylor plays St. Nicholas at Ohio Village, a replica of an 18th century town at the society's headquarters near the Ohio State Fairgrounds. He is also a Santa at the Lazarus department store downtown. The veteran of 12 years in community theater begins his days during the holiday season by entertaining children in the department store's "Breakfast with Santa." Later, he sheds his portly Santa image and takes up the slender figure of St. Nicholas, clad in knickers, a red frock coat and a bearskin hat.

Taylor's dual Yule personalities nurtured his interest in the origin of Santa Claus. He and other staff members researched Santa at the society's archives and library. "St. Nicholas' strong reputation throughout Europe eventually brought him to the New World in the early 19th century," said Amos Loveday, chief curator at the society. "Many who have searched the records believe that it was the Dutch who were responsible for creating the original Santa Claus and bringing him to America." He said Santa Claus is a derivation of the Dutch word for St.

Nicholas, SinterKlaus, and first appeared in New York, which has several Dutch settlements. It was the Dutch version that Washington Irving used to popularize Santa Claus in his books. "Irving's Santa Claus who is much like my St. Nicholas character would hardly be recognized today," Taylor said. "Instead of a rotund, jolly old chap, he was relatively slender, and he made his 10 Monuments Mary Legore, devoted brother ol Robert Foltz and Judy Fo.

Friday, December 21, 1990. Age 50 years. Resident ol Col lege Hill Friends may caH al the REBOLD FUNERAL HOME 1 Markers all fl Monuments Flower Vases by one son, Willard Male ol Otterbein and also three granddaughters. Memorial service Wednesday, Decencr 26, 10 A al O'lerbein Chapel Interment lo be held in Schnectady, NY, at convenience ol Ihe family. Arrangements by Oswald-Hoskins Funeral Home, Lebanon.

WICHMANN Erwm beloved husband of Flora Lierman Wichmann, devoted lalhcr ol Joyce Hage-dorn, brother of the late Hilda Lierman, father -in-law ol Wallace Haucdorn, also survived by several nieces and nephews Saturday, December 22, 1990 Formerly ol Lockland. Resident ol Maple Knok Village I No visitation). Services at Ihe Spring Grove Mausoleum Chapel, Monday, December 24 al 10 30 A It desired, sympathy may be expressed by a memorial contribution to The Even-dale Community Church or the charily ol your choice. Vorhis Funeral Home serving the Chas A. MiHer Sons Funeral Home, Hamilton Ave.

at Knovvf-ton Northside, Thursday, December 27, Irom 6 P.M. until lime ol memorial service at 7 PM Donations, if so desired, may be directed to the United Way, Agency 9001. 3700 OLENMORE 20 Announcements DALBERT-WOODRUFF FUNf AL HOME 7680 Boudlnof at Queen City TAYLOR Mother EHenorah, dear mother of Norma Roland, Amanda HuN, John Taylor and Ruth Harris, sister ol Rev. Joseph Cunningham ol Philadelphia. PA L.

Cunningham ot Evergreen, Wilie Cunningham of Cincinnati, OH. Thomas J. Cunningham ot Buffalo, Gladys Longmire of Pensacola, Vekna Prey of Pensacola. FL. Lee Lois Dixon of Pensacola, and Ja-rugha Munely of Pensacola, also survived by 32 grandchildren a host ol great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews, other relatives and Iriends.

December 21, 1990 Friends may call at the Rescue Temple Church ol God in Christ, 824 Mann Place. Wednesday, from 10 A until time ol service 11 A M. Arrangements by Jamison and Jamison. Interment Vine Street Hill Cemetery. J.J.

GILLIGAN SON 2926Woodburn 281IJI1 MARTIN Janet dear daughter ol Jetl and Cindy Martin, devoted sister ot Scott, Christopher, Brian, Jelfrey, and Michelle Martin, granddaughter ol DiHard and Julianna Martin and Verna and Harold Foster, aunt ol Ashley Marie and Jeltrry Scott Suddenly, Thursday, December 21, 1990 Resident ol Forest Park. Friends may call at the Vorhis Funeral Home, 1)365 Springfield Springdalc, Wednesday 6 to 1 M. Services, Thursday, December 27 at I It desired, sympathy may be eipressed by a memorial contribution to The Contact Crisis Help Line, P.O. Box 420:1 Cintl. 45242-0071.

ELDEN A. GOOD 2620 fcKtfc AVE. a1-3433 IIAARMAN Bernard beloved husband ol the late Hael M. Haarman, dev father of Ronald Haarman, also dear brother ol Betty Goodpasture and Helen McGardle, two grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Thursday, December 20, 1990.

Residence Florence, KY. Funeral service Wednesday, December 26, 12 noon at Stith Funeral Home, 7500 Highway 42, Florence, Y. with visitation Wednesday, from 10 A M. until lime ol service. Burial Mother ol God Cemetery.

Latonia, KY. Memorials lo the charity ol the donor's choice. WIE(iERT Mary, survived by sons John and Mike, brothers Richard, James and Ray Kaffenberger, sister Doris White Funeral Monday, Fitch-Denney Funeral Home. Visitalion Irom noon until 1, Donations Greendale or Lawrenceburg Rescue Units. The Associated Press Greg Sailor Herb Taylor, left, dressed as St.

Nicholas, talks with a modern-day Santa, played by Donn Cupp. rounds by horse and cart, carrying both toys and punishments." After Irving, Santa's most important friend probably was Clement Moore, a New York minister who wrote "A Visit from St. Nicholas." "It was this little poem that really shaped the modern Santa Claus," Taylor said. Cartoonist Thomas Nast, who worked for Harper's Illustrated Weekly in the late 19th century, further developed the Santa Claus legend. He rounded out Santa's personality by giving him a home at the North Pole and developed him as a children's pen pal.

Hall and Jordan FUNERAL CHAPR 761-0861 S63-2907 Hodapp Funeral Homes Hamilton aiEHklon IMIVineSt. 541-1040 (71-0105 Muehlenkamp-Erschell 261-8093 Newport, Ft. Thomas, Dayton Tristate news digest YILTER Richard William, beloved husband of Barbara Watt VII-ter, devoted lather ol Mrs. C. Craig McConnell, Kathryn S.

and Robin Vilter, dear son ol Dr. and Mrs Richard Vilter, dear nephew ol Dr and Mrs. Carl Vilter Saturday, December 22, 1990 Suddenly. Friends are invited to the funeral service Wednesday, II 30 A at the Spring Grove Cemetery-Norman Chapel Memorials may be made lo the Cincinnati Tennis Out), in memory ol Wm Viller, Jr 1880 Dexter Cincinnati 45206 Arrangements by the Mack Johnson Funeral Home, Walnut Hills. WORTIIINCTON Charles Roger, beloved husband ol Dorothy Worthinglon (nee Bolander), devoted lather ol James and Steven Worthinglon, sleplather ol Terry Bolander, dear brother ol Mrs Elizabeth Phillips, Mrs.

Sarah Thompson, Mrs. Edna Lim-burg, Mrs. Margaret Albert-son. William. Robert, Frederick Wallace and Eugene Worthinglon, also survived by several nieces and nephews.

Preceded death by Ins parents, Henry and Loris Co Worthinglon and brother Joseph Worthinglon. Decemoer 21. 1990 Residence Miami, FL. Formerly ot Fees-burg, OH Age 59 Funeral service 2 P.M. Wednesday, al the Cahall Funeral Home, 204 Stale Street, Georgetown, OH Visitation one hour prior to the service Interment Rose Hil Cemetery, Feesburg, OH.

MOORE Glenn beloved husband ol Dolores Moore (nee Butler), devoted lather of Mrs Michael (Sally) Or ago and Andrew Moore, grandfather ot Amanda Moore, brother ot Joyce Maines. Saturday, December 22, 1990 Residence Montgomery Friends may call at Ihe Thomas Memorial, 7500 Montgomery Road, Kenwood, Wednesday, from 6 lo 9 P.M. Funeral services at Ihe Ml Carmet Baptist Church, 8645 Kenwood Road, Thursday al It A II desired, memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society. HAMMOND Earl beloved husband ol Lucille Myrick Hammond, devoted lather ol Wayne Hammond, Brenda Lockhart, Sharon Hammond, Janet Noel and Vickie Bowman, stepfather of Jack Detherage and Geneva Engel, dear brother of Glen Hammond. Helen Fisher and Dorothy Stehlin, also surviving are 12 grandchildren and four great-grandchitdren.

Saturday, December 22, 1990 Resident of Norwood Friends may call at the Vorhis Funeral Home, 5501 Montgomery Road, Norwood, Wednesday, 6 to I Services Thursday, December 27, 1990, at II A M. Clay Lodge F8.AM al59 will hold services Wednesday at the luneral home at 7 P.M. SCHMIDT-DHONAU READING SHAKONVILLE 9411113 948 IH3 Tun SCRILDWKVKR T. P. WHITE SONS 231 7150 Ml.

Washington 35 Florists NOONAN Mary (nee McKenna), beloved wile ot the late Arthur Noonan, devoted mother ot Arthur Noonan, also survived by live grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. Saturday, Oecember 22, 1990. Residence Covington, KY. Age 94 years. Mass ol Christian Burial, II A Thursday, December 27, 1990, at St Augustine Church, Covlnglon, Interment Mother ot God Cemetery, Covington.

Memorials are suggested lo SI. Augustine Organ Fund Friends may call Thursday morning Irom 8 30 lo 10 30 A at Mid-dendor I -Buttock Funeral Home, ART A NI BAKER FLORISTS CITY WIPE 7 DAY DELIVERY 74 HOUR PHONI- St VICE WARREN Henrietta Mac (nee Mvsch), beloved wile ol Bernard Warren, devoted mother ol Barbara Lynn Waholl, Donald and Thomas Warren, dearest sisler ol Emma Ehmel, also surviving Is one grandchild Saturday, December 22, 1990 Residence I. Thomas, KY Age 72 years. Mass ol Ihe Christian Burial, 10 A Wednesday, at St. Thomas Church, Ft.

Thomas. KY. No visitation The Dobbling Funeral Home, Ft. Thomas, serving Ihe lamily. Memorials are requested to ZIECLEK Sara M.

(nee Matia), beloved wile ol Immanuet J. Ziogter, dear mother of Richard Zieg-ler and Barbara Krisher, of Ft Wayne, IN, grandmother ol Ralph Krisher, III, and Reed E. Krisher. Friday, December 21, 1990 Age (0 years Friends may call al Nurre Bros Funeral Home, 6050 Montgomery Pleasant Ridge, Wednesday 1 1 A until lime ol service at 1 Entombmcnl Spring HATCIIETT Nancy. Age 81.

A resident ol 1143 Overlook Cincinnati, OH. Died 9 PM, Saturday, at Belhesda Hospice Center. Services wlH be 11 A M. Thursday, Roth Funeral Chapel, Pa-ducah, KY Survived by a daughter, Charline Hatched ol Cincinnati, a son Wayne Hatchet! ol Fountain Hills, AZ. Friends may call at the Roth The.

Florist nr 163 (lot Funeral Flnwen ol beauty tk distinction 961-6622 wove cemetery. Memorials may be made lo Ihe charily ol City o. 7 Dm 'Wnwry the American Heart Associa 917 Main Street, Covington, Funeral Chapel, alter 4 PM. Wednesday Wednesday. ing exploring a cave, said Billy Andrew, chief of the Adair County Rescue Squad.

They lost track of time and didn't leave until well after midnight, Bearden told Andrew. Bearden's car was parked on Kentucky 61, across the swollen creek. Bearden tried to wade across while carrying Christopher. When Bearden slipped, the two fell into the rushing stream and Christopher disappeared. Rescuers searched 3'i miles for 6'2 hours, calling off the search after the creek rose 4 feet.

Investigators seek leads in 7 killings PORTAGE, Investigators followed scores of leads Saturday in a series of shotgun killings in Lake and Porter counties. "We've had hundreds of calls from the public, and we're following up on every one of them," said Sgt. Warren Lewis of Portage. He said 45 federal, state and local law officers were working full time to solve the killings. The task force has determined that five slayings since Dec.

13 and two on Oct. 30 are related. The task force is taking calls at 1-800-582-7890 from anyone with information on the shootings. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ty was dubbed the "Loretta Lynn Highway" for the country music superstar and the most famous Johnson County native. Loretta Lynn attended the dedication ceremony Saturday at Johnson Central High School.

The winding highway, which stretches from Florida to Michigan, has long been the main route north for Eastern Kentuckians seeking a better life. As a teen-age bride, Lynn herself took the highway trie first time she left Butcher Hollow, a small mountain community near Paints-ville where she was raised. "We went to a little cabin that was only about 18 miles from home," she said at a reception after the dedication ceremony. "But for me it was like going to the other side of the world." Boy disappears in Russell Creek COLUMBIA, A 7-year-old Adair County boy was swept from his father's arms by rising waters in Russell Creek. Christopher Burton fell into Petty's Fork of the creek, about five miles north of Columbia, early Saturday, according to Kentucky State Police at the Columbia post.

Christopher and his father, Don Bearden, 25, had spent the even Report says mayor involved in projects CLEVELAND: Mayor Michael White may have been more involved in questionable development deals involving public housing in the mid-1980s than he let on during his mayoral campaign in 1989, a newspaper story says. White said he had been an investor and had minimal involvement in two federally subsidized housing projects on the city's southeast side. A document written Feb. 12, 1985, by George James, a former Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority director, suggests that White was not simply a passive investor, a Sunday report in the Cleveland Plain Dealer said. The federal investigation into the projects was first reported Dec.

12 when numerous subpoenas and search warrants were served on White's former business partner, Walter Burks Jr. City, state and federal agencies also were served with subpoenas. 25 miles named after Lorctta Lynn PAINTSVILLE, A 25-mile section of U.S. 23 in Johnson Coun- I KY. lion.

Ihe donor's choice. Rest stop may become man's final resting place iv ru tnt mi ii i mi. i BY CHARLES WOLFE Pikeville. He was buried in Pike ment's approval for a cemetery. Tlic I'rcss FRANKFORT, Ky.

Ronnie "Junior" Williamson had two wishes. One was for a rest stop on the Mountain Parkway in eastern Kentucky. He got that; it's even named for him: The Junior Williamson Rest Area at Slade in Powell County. lie also wanted to he buried there a final rest stop, as it were. That wish, at least for now, is unfulfilled.

Williamson died Nov. 29 in County. But a movement to see his last wish granted is mounting in the Capitol, where Williamson worked as a shoeshine man. Williamson's advocates probably will find themselves knee-deep in red tape, Rep. Ilerbie Deskins said.

"But we're going to try it." Deskins, who also is from Pikeville, said Williamson's rebu-rial would be complicated because federal money helped pav for the $700,000 rest area. The state would need the federal govern The Mountain Parkway runs 75 miles from Winchester to Saly-ersville. The long trip from Pikeville to Frankfort was made longer by the absence of public conveniences. Williamson started attending legislative sessions in 1976. By 1980.

he was a fixture in the Capitol, buttonholing lawmakers at every session for support of a "Junior Williamson Relief Act." The rest area finally was dedicated in 1988. A color portrait of Williamson hangs inside..