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Tit Sunday, May 5, 1991 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER MetroB-13 Obituaries Death Notices Death Notices Death Notices SilGIi'alS AIKINS DIETZ LITTLE dith A (nee Stidham), wife of Robert 76 Funeral Monday, red beloved husband of 10 A M. the Osgood Christian the late Marcelia M. (nee Huo-er) Dietz, dear father of John Robert Little, mother of Sandra Bradley, grandmother of Church. Calling Sunday 5-8 Bovards, Versailles, IN. Dieti, grandfather ot Ja For more complete information and address of the funeral director refer to the individual death notice Patrick and Kerry Bradley, great-grandmother of Clinton son W.

Dieti. May 3, 1991 esidence Siiverton. Friends Patrick Bradley, sister ot Ber BARTHOLOMEW Jesse Clark, 82, union leader Colerain machinist worked on early space capsule project may can Tuesday 10 A until below. nice Schierloh and the late Dorothy Ryan, Bertha Nichol and time ot service 11 A at the Harold beloved husband of Pauline I nee Frederick I Bar Monroe Stidham. Resident ot tholomew, devoted father of Quentin K.

Staley Funeral Home, 7140 Plainfieid Deer rlington Heights. Died May 4, 'UNERAL IIOMK Jean Staat and Andrea Hen- TIMK HATE NAMK Park. 1991 Age 70 Funeral service at AIKINS. Robert 10 00 AM Moy6 Bovords (Versailles, IN) the Schmidt-Dhonau Funeral Home, 8633 Reading Read ing, Tuesday, May 7 at 1 P.M. BARTHOLOMEW, Harold J.

dnx, loving grandfather of Gregory, Jennifer, Laura and Tracy Staat and Candice and Pamela Hendrix, dear brother of Florence Kearns, of Carlisle, PA. Mr. Bartholomew was a member of the Reading Terra-qua Club and the Pipe Fitters Relatives and friends may call 10 00 AM Moy 7 Vorhis Mr. Clark's son, William Clark, Colerain Township, referred to his father as an "all-around" man. "Some of his most outstanding i.

1. 1 at the funeral home Monday 6-8 M. FOX Leah beloved wife of the late Anthony R. Fox, dear mother of kfalee F. Vannatta ot Svasota, FL, Marilyn F.

Hi and Patricia F. Wagner, grandmother of Christy Cooper, Catherine Montgomery, Anne Peavy, Debbie Gauger, G. Carlton Clifford P. Wagner, BEHYMfR MorthoC Moy6 Nurre MARTIN BERTRAM, Betty beloved daughter of Gertrude 10 30A M. Mgy6 Imwolle Memorial the late Raymond and Blanche Martin, dear sister of Thomas i worn was prouauiy wun me uwuii at Lodge Shipley.

He is respon- I sible for getting the sick leave, BONAR Christine I Moy 7 Chos A. Miller Sons Union. Friday, way 3, 1991. Resident of West Chester. Friends may call at the Vorhis Funeral Home, 1)35 Springfield Pk Springdale, 6-1 P.M.

Monday. Funeral service 10 A.M. Tuesday, May 7. Chase Bahtman and Sarah Martin and the late Robert Martin, Dorothy M. Ward BROSS Rose 1 1 00 AM Moy 7 Neidhord-Minoei Wagner, also survived by 15 great-grandchildren.

Friday, Miller-Busse BROWN, Nellie Moe 1 1 :00 A.M. Moy 7 and Grace A. Bond, also survived by many nieces and May 3, mi. Residence Hyde vdLdlluil lCdvc dim mcuiiai ucnc- fits at the company for the workers." his son said. nephews.

Thursday, May 2, BY ALLEN HOWARD The Cincinnati Enquirer Jesse Clark, 82, Colerain Township, former president of Local 4409 of the United Steelworkers Union, died of a lung ailment Wednesday at Providence Hospital. In 1958, Mr. Clark worked on a project to design a nose cone mold used in the capsule to launch the first U.S. astronaut into space. The cone was designed by Floturn a division of the Lodge Shipley Co.

in Camp Washington, where Mr. Clark worked as a machinist for 36 years. Floturn is now a separate company. Bob Combs, manager of manufacturing at Floturn, said designing the mold was a historic event. "We kept a picture of the mold in the lobby here for years," Combs said.

1991 Friends may can at the St. BEHYMER CHAlKRuthF. 10 30 AM, Moy 7 Schimdt-Dhonou Margaret ot Cortona Church, Park. Funeral Services at the Knox Presbyterian Church Monday at 1 P.M. Memorials may be directed to the Knox Presbyterian Church or the Sal CORBIN, Ri'oM.

9 30AM Moy 7 White I Sons 100 watterson, Monday from Martha (nee Schirmer), beloved wife of the late Norman Behymer, also survived by A.M. unttl Mass of Christian DIETZ, Fred W. 1 1 00 A.M. Moy 7 Quentin K. Stoley vation Army.

Elden A. Good Funeral Home In charge of ar- DUDLEY, Rev Bert 1:00 Moy 6 Renlro Burial at 10 A.M. Memorials may be made to the chvity of your choice. Ekten A. Good Funeral Home In charge ot angements.

FOX.leohR Moy 6 EldenA Good Clark Also surviving are his wife, En- ith Clark, to whom he was married for 51 years; a daughter, Patricia Ross Schmitz, Dayton, Ohio; and four grandchildren. Graveside service will be at 2:45 p.m. Monday at Wesleyan Cemetery, 4003 Colerain Northside. There will be no visitation other than at the graveside. Busse-Borgmann Funeral Directors, 3464 Central Parkway, is in charge of arrangements.

three children, three brothers, three sisters, 17 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. Friday, May 3, 1991. Residence Amelia. Age 72. Friends may ca at the Nurre Funeral Home, State Rt.

125, Amelia, Sunday 2-4 P.M. Funeral service Monday, May 6, at 11 A.M. GRIFFIN. Cecil D. 200 PM.

Moy 6 Hodapp MCDL'FFY HOUSE, Stella May 7 Rebold GRIFFIN Cecil beloved husband of Emma J. Griffin of Rising Sun, OH, dear father of Donald Griffin, father-in-law of Bertha Griffin, grandfather of Teresa Carnahan, Maria Blevins and Donald Griffin, step-father of Thomas Memorial HOUSTON, Birdena Mrs, Emma beloved mother of Dr. Fannie M. Moore, dear grandmother of E. Finley Carter, also survived by three HYNES, Catherine 10 30AM.

Moy6 Gill.gon BERTRAM JOHNSON, Etoile M. Moy 6 Gilhgon Virginia Schreiner, Tom and Don CuHison, also survived by Gertrude M. (nee Tripple), beloved wife of the late Jacob Bertram, devoted mother of KARlE.Earll. 10 00AM. Moy 7 Anderson great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.

May 3, 1991. Friends may call at the New Unity Baptist Church, 2124 Burnett Tuesday, May 7, from 10 A M. until the hour of service at 11. Rev. Mark Toney, pastor, in Six great-grandchildren, ten step-grandchildren and 11 Dolbert WoodruH KRUSE, Gertrude Donald C.

Blumer tep-great-grandchildren, LACKEY. Richard H. Sr. BY DAVE BEASLEY 10 00 AM. Moy 6 Holl-Jordon brother of Sally BeHe Gray, Virginia Shannon and Floyd Griffin and the late Robert, Clarence and Virgil Griffin, preceded in terment Spring Grove Ceme-tery.

Thompson Funeral Home. 1:00 P.M. Moy 7 Schmidt-Dhonou LITTLE, Ed.tei A MCDUFFY, Mrs. Emma T. death by his wives Mae Jarvls and Delia Mae Cooper.

Suddenly, May 2, 1991 in Rising Sun, the late Dolores M. Borths, dev aunt of Ruth, Jeannine, Ronald and Frank Bertram, Nancy Henkenberns, Nancy Collins, Gertrude Phillips and the late Ted Bertram Jr. and Milton Ninia. Resident of St. Bernard.

Thursday, May 2, 1991. Age 89. Friends may call at the Imwalle Memorial, 4811 Vine St. Bernard, Sunday from 5-8 P.M. Mass of Christian Burial St.

Charles Borro-meo Church (Carthage), Monday 10:30 A.M. 11:00 A.M. Moy 7 Thompson OR Age 86. Friends may call at MCMIUIN, Horry Jim Moy 7 T.P. White Sons MCMILLIN Harry Jim, husband ol the late Ethel McMillin (nee Sparka), devoted father ot Jack Ka-thy Gary M.

and Terry G. McMillin, also survived by four grandchildren. May 2, 1991. Residence Anderson Township. the Hodapp Funeral Home, 7401 Vine Cvthage, Sunday MARTIN, Betty I.

Moy6 EldenA. Good swimming scholarship. He was a certified financial planner and a chartered financial analyst with Prudential Securities. He was a committed outdoors-man and lived to hike and camp, his father said. As a youth in Cincinnati, he worked with troubled adults in halfway houses.

He also is survived bv two MEINKEN, Edword J. 2:00 P.M. May 6 Nurre Bros. from 4-8 M. Funeral service Monday, 2 PM at the funeral home.

Mr. Griffin was retired from tool steel (X-Tek). Me-morials may be directed to the MILLER, John W. 1000 A M.May 6 Craver-Hookom Services at P. White Sons Funeral Home, 2050 Beechmont PRYSE, Mory Ann 1:30 P.M.

Moy 6 Schmidt-Dhonou BONAR Mt. Washington on Tuesday, May 7 at 10 A.M. Friends Nazarene Church of Rising Sun, OH 43457. Interment Vine RATTENBURY, George Stacey Christine L. (nee Burns), loving wife of Chester Bonar, devoted mother of Virginia Adams, may can Monday 7 to 9 M.

Street Hit! Cemetery. :00 A.M. Moy 6 Littleton (Springfield, OH with Henry Barnes Lodge 407 The Cincinnati Enquirer Donald C. Blumer of Los Altos, a member of Cincinnati's St. Xavier High School championship swimming team in the 70s, died Tuesday after being struck by a falling tree limb in Golden Gate Park, San Francisco.

Mr. Blumer and his wife, Lauri Baptie, were picnicking in the park with friends when the dangling limb fell 60 feet, bounced and struck him in the back of the head. He was taken to a hospital, where doctors determined he was brain dead. His vital organs were donated to help other people. He was 35.

"He was a dedicated person and fully committed to other people," said his father, Thomas Blumer of Kenwood. His mother, Grace Blumer, said, "He was a loving husband and son." Mr. Blumer graduated from St. Xavier High School in 1974 and attended Colorado State University on a HOUSE dear grandmother of John 8, a.m. services Monday at 7:30 P.M.

Adams and great-grandmother Stella (nee Sebree), beloved SCHNEIDER. Edith C. ot Cassie and Keith Adams, wife of Tandy House, dear MEINKEN SELLINS, Horry J. 1 100 AM. Moy 6 Paul R.Young dear sister of Everett Burns and Robert Carroll.

Friday, Edward beloved husband of Anna Vollman Meinken, dev THOMPSON-RUCKER, May 3, 1991. Age 76 years. mother of Daniel House, dear mother-in-law of Alice House, loving grandmother of David and Daniel House, great-grand mother of Kenneth and Joshua 1:00 P.M. Moy 6 Neidhard yl. Resident of College Hi.

Friends father ot Greg and Tim Meinken, Karen Finnen and Mary may can at Chas. A. Miller Sons TOLER, Ronald t. 10:00 A.M. Moy 6 Thomas Memorial Ann Klatte, brother of Mary Funeral Home, Hamilton Ave.

Blumer brothers, Thomas of Maineville, Ohio, and Raymond of Redondo Beach, and a sister, Barbara Roll of Gahanna, Ohio. Services were at Los Altos. Memorials can be made to the National Parks and Conservation Association, 1015 31st N.W., Washington, D.C. 20077-3393, or to St. Xavier High School, 600 North Bend Road, Finneytown, Ohio 45224.

House. Saturday, May 4, 1991 Kist and the late John Meinken, at Knowlton Northside, Age 87. Visitation Monday 3-7 Schmidt-Dhonou TURNER, Atlee M. at Rebold Funeral Home, Monday 4-8 P.M. Fuenral services Tuesday at 1:30 P.M.

also survived by ten grandchildren. Thursday, May 2, 1991. Age 77 years. Friends may ca WARNEFORD, Richard Oalton 3700 Glenmore Cheviot. Service Tuesday at 10:30 A.M.

2:00 P.M. Moy 7 at Nurre Bros. Funeral Home, Allison Rose (Coving ton, KY) BROSS at Rebold Funeral Home. Graveside committal service at Hillcrest Cemetery, Dry Rosa (nee Hasselwander), be 5907 Cheviot White Oak. Monday 1 P.M.

ti time of Mass of Christian Burial, 2 P.M. WELLING, George 9 30AM. May 7 Rebold loved wife ot the late Edward Ridge, KY. J. Bross, dear mother of Mrs.

St. Ann Church. Interment Gate WETTERING, Albert Walter (L. Mae) Grace, Lucille of Heaven Cemetery. He was a HOUSTON 1100AM May 6 Hodopp member ol V.F W.

Gaily Post. Birdena L. (nee Orr), beloved wife of the late Frank H. Hous George F. 'Butch' Hammann MILLER Orite and Lorraine Stiles and the late Sgt.

Raymond A. and Robert J. Bross, also survived by five grandchildren, 14 great-grandchildren and three 5 ton, devoted mother of Frank Death Notices Death Notices C. and Scott B. Houston and the BY WILLIAM A.

WEATHERS late Lance O. Houston, dear Masonic Lodge 762. John ol Harrison, IN, formerly ol MiamivHe, son ol Dorothy Rogers Miller, father of Maggie Wunderle, Cathy Thornton, Bill, Mike and Mark great -great-grandchildren, dear sister of Michael J. Has grandmother of Tracy, Brian, Nikki, Heather and Natalie Houston. May 4, 1991, Private selwander and the late Mrs.

WELLING George beloved husband of Ruth M. Welling (nee Granger), dear lather of Pamela (Tom) Gregg, Steven G. (Pauline) and Daniel J. (Martha) Welling lov SCHNEIDER Edith Charlotte (nee Falch), loving mother of Judie Bingham, ot and Shirley Knighton, ot Tupelo, Ml, dear grandmother of Lydie, Stoner George (Pauline) Neidhard and and the late John Miller, also survived by Eleanor Miller and nine grandchildren. Memorial Mrs.

Martin lAnna) Braun services at the convenience ot the family. If desired, memorials may be directed to the Madeira Presbyterian Church or Thursday, May 2, 1991. Age 95 years. Visitation Tuesday, May services win be held id a.m. ing grandfather of Laurie and Amy Gregg, and Michele, Monday, May 6, 1991, at the 7 from 9:30 A.M.

to 10:45 A.M. Charity of one's choice. Craver-Hookom Funeral Home, Chris, Simon and Evan Welling, dear brother ol Annette Stout Miltord. HYNES and the Rosemary Kvhotl, Lo- and Laura Knighton, great-grandmother of Tiffany and Spencer, sister of Ethel Fry, half-sister of Billy and Carl Falch, Rose Beckier and Ova Glenn. Age 79.

Residence Norwood. Retired employee of U.S. Playing Card. Services out of town. Memorials may be made to the League of Animal PRYSE Catherine beloved sister of Mary Alice and the late Thomas Hynes and the late Dorothy raine Finley and Marian Waltz, Friday.

May 3, 1991. Age 70. at the Neidhard-Minoes Funeral Home, 3155 Harrison Westwood followed by Mass ot Christian Burial II A.M. at St. Martin's Church, Cheviot.

Memorials to St. Rita's School for the Deaf or charity of one's choice. Burial St. Aloysius Mary Ann (nee Cecil), beloved wife of the late Raymond Pryse, devoted mother of Ka- The Cincinnati Enquirer George F. "Butch" Hammann, a West Side businessman for more than 40 years, died Wednesday at his home.

Mr. Hammann, of Dent, was 66. Mr. Hammann was an owner-operator of the Twin Lanterns nightclub and meeting hall in Dent from 1945 to 1973. He then worked as real estate salesman until 1977, when he bought the Smile Drive Thru in Westwood.

"He was raised to own a business, so I guess that was just in his blood," his wife, Judy Strouse Hammann, said. Mr. Hammann's father operated the Twin Lanterns in College Hill before World War II. Mr. Hammann was a 25-year member of the Oak Hills Kiwanis Club, a former board member of the Miami-View Golf Club and a member of Winton Hills H.

Homan, beloved aunt ot Nancy Wertheimer, Catie Blum, Stephen and the late Thomas Mr. Hammann was a Navy veteran of World War II. In addition to his wife, Mr. Hammann leaves daughters, Cathy Hammann, Westwood, and Irene Hammann, Price Hill; a son, George, Sacramento, and a sister, Charmaine Burnes, Mount Washington. Services will begin at 11 a.m.

Monday at the Neidhard Minges Funeral Home, 3155 Harrison Westwood. Visitation will be from 3 to 7 p.m. today at the funeral home. Burial will be in Arlington Memorial Gardens, Mount Healthy. Memorials can be made to Day Treatment Center, Veterans Administration Medical Center, 3200 Vine Cincinnati 45220.

Visitation Tuesday 8: 15 to 9:15 A.M. at Rebold Funeral Home, 3700 Glenmore Cheviot, followed by Funeral Mass at 9 30 A.M. at St. Martin Church, Cheviot. Burial St.

Jospeh New Cemetery. Memorials amy be Church Cemetery. Homan. Wednesday, May 1 therine Gail Murphy, Phyllis Ann and Barbara Rae Pryse, Anna Boyd Boehling and Robert Glen Pryse, mother-in-law of Gail Elizabeth Pryse and Fred 1991. Visitation at the GiUigan Funeral Home, Woodburn at BROWN Lincoln, Monday from 9:30 Nellie Mae (nee Ashbrook), William Boehkng, grandmother of Christina Ann Hatfield, Fred A.M.

until Mass ol Christian made to American Heart Ass'n. or the charity of choice wife of the late Leonard C. Burial at St. Mary Church, rick Boyd Boehling and Benja- THOMPSON-RUCKER Betty L. (nee Stone), beloved wife of Jimmy Thompson, devoted mother ol James Ruck-er, Susan Douglass, Ronnie Brown, devoted mother of Anna Brown and Lester Wilson, dear mother-tn-law of Frances man Michael Boehling, dear sis WETTERING Hyde Park at 10 30 A.M.

Memorials may be made to Ursu-llne Academy Development ter of Eugene Cecil, Elizabeth Fore and the late Homer Cecil, Mabel Durbin and Nell Durban. Fund, 5535 Pfelfter 45242 Albert beloved husband of the late Esther M. Weltering, dear father ol Larry Weltering, dear brother of Joseph Rucker and Marty Thompson or charity of your choice. Resident ol Sharonville, lor Wilson, dear sister of Amanda Jane Mathaney, Ovaline Cooper and Alice Stairs, dear grandmother of Susan Yvonne Miles, dear great-grandmother merly ol Reading. Died May 2, and the late Gregory Rucker, grandmother of 11 grandchildren and two great-grandchil JOHNSON 1991.

Age 64. Funeral service at Etoile beloved wife of of Eliiabeth Ann and Stacy Re- Weltering, Ann strasser ana Rosemary, grandfather of Eric and Erin. Friday, May 3, 1991. Age 79 years. Friends may cat at the Hodapp Funeral Home, dren, dear sister of Paul, Jimmy and Thomas Stone and the late Robert Stone and Naomi nee Miles.

Friday, May 3, 1991 Bruce Johnson, loving mother of Linda Philbrlck and Bruce Johnson, dear grand the Sharonvite United Methodist Church, Monday at 1:30 P.M. Relatives and friends may caH at the Schmidt-Dhonau Fu Age 80 years. Friends may can at the MiHer-Busse Borg-mann Funeral Home, 3464 Cen 6041 Hamilton College Hil, mother ot Russell and undy Garrick, Stephen and Whitney neral Home, 8633 Reading Rd. Monday from 10 A M. till time Skatin' thrills Emmert, also survived by several nieces and nephews.

Suddenly, Thursday, May 2, 1991. Residence Colerain Township tral Pkwy. at Oifton Hills Dr. philbrick, great-grandmother Clifton, Monday 5-8 P.M. Fune ot service at 11 A M.

Memorials may be made to the charity ot choice. Reading, Sunday 5-8 M. Memorials may be made to the Mary Ann Pryse Memorial Fund. Cards available at the ol Matthew Garrick. Sunday, April 21, 1991.

No visitation. ral services Tuesday II A M. Age 68 years. Funeral services at the Neidhard Funeral Home, at the Central Pkwy. Church of Memorial service win be May funeral home.

God. 6, at the Mt. Auburn Presbyte 740) Hamilton Mt. Healthy, Monday, May 6 at 1 World War I Vet World War Vet Korean Veteran rian Church, 103 William How RATTEN BURY P.M. Visitation Monday from ard Taft Rd.

Donations may be CHALK George Stacey, 82, of Spring 1 1:30 A.M. until time ot service. made to the Cincinnati Nature Vietnam Veteran Armed Forces I Persian Gull field, died Thursday, May Center, 4949 Tealtown Road. Ruth F. (nee Williams), wife of the late George F.

Chalk, mother of George Jack Jean W. Chalk and the late Edith 1991 at 6:51 P.M. In Mercy Medical Center following a sud KARLE den illness. He was born on July Earl beloved husband of 20 Mae Chalk, grandmother of 12, Announcements Evelyn G. Karle (nee Bush), 27, 1908 in Cincinnati, OH, the son ot Albert Edward and Ma loving father of Gregory E.

Karle and Shirley A. Krieger, great-grandmother ot 12, sister of Edith Finley and the late Lynne Williams. Resident ot bel May (Stacey) Rattenbury. TOLER Ronald beloved husband of Dolly (Mary Toler (nee Coughlin), brother of Richard, David arid Marvin Toler and Daniel J. Starkey, brother-in-law ol Verne, Grace and Florine Toler, Paula Starkey and Patti and Jerry Viox, step He retired from Wright Patter dear brother of Emma Clements, devoted grandfather of Sharonville.

Died May 4, 1991. son Air Force Base as an engi BOLTON LUNSFORD A Golden Rule Funeral Home 3042 Harrison Ave. 661-4059 Age 81. Funeral service at the Sharonville United Methodist Church, Tuesday, May 7, at Michael, William, Kevin, Jeremy and Lucas, dear fa ther-in-law of Michael Krieger brother ol Teddy Cahall, also survived by a host ol special neer and had also retired as a lieutenant colonel from the United States Army. After 45 years of service and support to the Reserve Officer's Association of the United States, he received the Long Timers Award.

He also served as city manager for the City of Spring and Mary Lee Karle. Saturday, May 4, 1991. Finneytown. Friends may caH at the Ander 10:30 AM. Relatives and friends may call at the Schmidt-Dhonau Funeral Home, 10980 Reading Sha nieces and nephews, father of A.C.

GOBBLING SON the late Cindy Lee Toler and BELLEVUE FT THOMAS Jimmy Spriggs. May 2, 1991. ronville, Monday from 5-8 p.m. I I ,.:) 491-4300 44 1-1 JO Friends may call at the Thomas Memorial, 7500 Montgomery Memorials may be made to the Sharonville United Methodist son Funeral Home, 861 1 Winton Finneytown, Monday 6-9 P.M. Funeral service Tuesday 10 A.M.

Memorials may be made to the American Lung Ass'n or American Cancer So- field during the late 1940s. He is survived by one Ruth Kenwood, Sunday 5-9 p.m. Church, or Hospice of Cinti. where funeral services will be Cards available at funeral Jamison Jamison Inc. West End Evanston 721-1616 961-7544 home.

ciety. Member D.A.V. ii)09 Monday, 10 A.M. If desired, memorials may be directed to Chlldrens Hospital Cancer Research Fund, co Memorials KRUSE CORBIN Gertrude (nee Mueller), be Muehlenkamo-Erschell 261-8093 Newport, Ft. Thomas, Dayton Rita M.

(nee Whitaker), be Office, Childrens Hospital Medi loved wife of the late Clarence loved wife of the late Jack E. cal Center, Elland Bethesda Kruse, loving grandmother of Corbin, dear mother of Terr Cincinnati, OH 45229. Fisher, of and a very close and dear friend, Audra E. Mezger, of Springfield. He was preceeded in death by a brother-in-law, Benjamin Carter.

Friends may call In the Littleton Funeral Home from A.M. Monday where funeral services will be held at 11 A.M. with Rev. Daniel Powell of Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church officiating. Interment will be held at the convenience of the family In Spring Grove Cemetery.

Betsy and Mark Dresser. FN tv i ence P. and Rodney J. Corbin, also survived by four grandchil day, May 3, 1991. Age 95 years.

dren, two step-granocniioren, TURNER two great-grandchildren. May 3, 1991. Resident Mt. Washington. Mass of Christian Burial Services to be held at the convenience of the family.

No visitation. so desired, memorials may be made to Covenant First Presbyterian Church, 8th and Elm 45202. Dal-bert Woodruff Funeral Home Atlee, resident of Sharonville, died May 3, 1991. Age 95. Survived by nieces and nephews Guardian Angels Church, Mt.

Washington, Tuesday, May 7, and great-nieces and nephews, also good neighbors. No visitation. Funeral services at the at 9:30 A.M. Friends may call at T.P. White Sons Funeral serving the family.

convenience ol family Home, 2050 Beechmont Ave. Tl'FTS SCH1LDMEYER Loveland 1383-2430 Blanchester 783-2458 LACKEY Schmidt-Dhonau Funeral Home Mt. Washington, Monday 6- serving the family. P.M. Memorials may be made Richard H.

beloved father of Richard Eugene and Jerome Lackey, Ernestine Jones, to Hospice of Cincinnati or American Cancer Society. Catherine Barrett, Joyce wv- WARNEFORD Fl'NKRAL Hull I Ml m.AOING RD ren, Gloria Garrett and Delores Long, loving brother of James DUDLEY Rev. Bert, dear uncle of Jo Lackey, Etnei bverett, Lamer- Richard Dalton, beloved husband of Joan Wyatt Warne-ford, father of Rick and Andra Warneford and grandfather of sephine and Nelson Dudley, fos Win, GOOD KELSCH OAKLEY SQ. 531-0105 ter father of Juanila Walker, Ine Satterwhite and Margaret Sims, also survived by 24 grandchildren, 38 great-grand SELLINS Harry beloved husband of Marjorie (Berger) SeHins, dear father of Shawna Seliins O'Neill and Kevin Selllns, tather-in-lew of Randall O'Neill and Raeanne Seliins, dear grandfather of Amanda O'Neill and Amanda Muench, dear brother of Helen-marie Budde, Anna Merry, Warren, Richard, Herbert, and the late Charles Seliins, brother-in-law of Marlene, Wikna and Ellen Seliins and Edward Budde. Friday, May 3, 1991.

Age 63. Residence Springdale. Funeral service at St. Paul United Church of Christ, North College Hill, Monday at 11 A.M. desired, remembrances may be made ot St.

Paul United Church of Christ, or Hospice of Cincinnati, 2710 Reading RcL, 45206. Paul R. Young Funeral Home, Mt. Healthy, in charge of arrangements. Jamie Warneford.

At his residence Covington, KY, Friday, foster grandfather of lour and a host of great-foster grand May 3, 1991. Age 61 years. children and a host ot m-iaws, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. children, great-nieces, nepn 35 Services at the Allison 8, Rose Florists ews, other relatives and Funeral Home, Robbins St May 2, 1991. Funeral services and Madison Covington, wi be held Monday, 10 A.M.

norisl friends. April 30, 1991. Friends may cat at the First Baptist Church of Delhi, 6515 Revere KY, Tuesday, May 7, at 2 Assumption Roman catholi mi llOnCTilrTo. Shot Funeral Dowers Church, Mt. Healthy, Fr.

Fran Monday, May 6, from 12 cis Lammeier, Celebrant. Inter Michael Snyder tor The Cincinnati Enquirer Dann McDonald, 17, of Montgomery, twists his skateboard over and around the lip of a new skateboard ramp at Lunken Playfield. The ramp, dedicated Saturday, is the first such public skateboard facility in Cincinnati. Skateboarders who want to use the ramp will be required to purchase a $6 membership card and sign registration forms, then pay a $1 daily user fee. For more information on the ramp, call 352-4000.

M. until time of funeral serv beauty disnnclion Ices at I P.M. Rev. Robert Interment Floral Hills Memorial Gardens. Friends may call P.M.

Monday. Daylight Chapter 375 OES will hold services at 7:45 with Covington Lodge 109, Services ment Gate ot Heaven Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday 6-8 P.M. at Had-Jordan Funeral Payne officiating. Interment 961-6622 CHy Wide.

Dm OKwry Maple Grove Cemetery. Ren- Home, 400 N. Wayne Ave. fro Funeral Service, tnc. at 8 P.M.

Monday. Lorkland. charge ot arrangements. Brady bill CONTINUED FROM PAGE B-1 letters and calls 80 against the Brady bill. Wednesday, Cincinnati police officers backing the Staggers alternative stopped by his office.

Last month in St. Bernard, he faced more than 100 members of Firearm Facts, many of whom oppose any federal handgun law. "We all kind of admired Charlie. He was Daniel coming into the lion's den," said Frank Kern, who was at the meeting and campaigned against Luken last fall. Gradison also has been flooded with mail and confronted by hostile constituents at town meetings in Amelia last Monday and Montgomery last month.

But he has made up his mind. He supported a waiting period the last time the House considered thejissue in 1988 Porn protest draws 300 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Between 250 and 300 people heard Butler County officials denounce pornography Saturday and promise to drive sexually oriented videotapes out of local stores. Hamilton Mayor Adolf Olivas, Butler County Prosecutor John Holcomb and Sheriff Richard Holzberger spoke at the rally on the courthouse square in Hamilton. Holzberger said owners of stores stocking such tapes are being sent letters, asking them to voluntarily remove the material from their shelves. If that doesn't work, other actions might follow, he said.

There are 14 video stores in Fairfield, West Chester, Middletown, Hamilton and Monroe with about 6,000 adult videotapes, Phil Burress, president of the Greater Cincinnati Citizens for Community Values, told the crowd at the Butler County Courthouse. Burress said pornographic videos no longer are Uvailable in Hamilton County. handgun murders. Hamilton also is skeptical that the instant-check system can be put in place quickly, Mehl said. For Bunning, Boehner and McEwen, the Brady bill is nothing more than "feel-good" legislation.

"The country is getting caught up in the emotionalism of the Brady bill, but if you look at it and ask what does this bill really do, frankly, it doesn't do much at all," Boehner said. Bunning said he is going to support the instant-check system for one reason: "It is a start. Obviously the mechanism is not in place, but once we get that kind of legislation on the books, more states will implement and gear up for it." system. Under the Staggers bill, states must upgrade their computer systems so gun sellers can determine with a phone call if a consumer has a criminal record, much as they check credit cards now. Opponents argue that those systems would take years and millions of dollars to put in place.

The Brady bill gives police seven days to check whatever records they wish, but it does not specifically require background investigations. If gun sellers have heard nothing from local police seven days after submitting an application, they may make the sale. Hamilton is the only area lawmaker who will vote differently this year than he did in 1988. Spokesman Chris Mehl said Hamilton will support the Brady bill because he is alarmed at the increase in it lost by 46 votes and will do so again Wednesday. "Gradison is hopeless.

He'll never change his mind," said Lt. Harry Thomas, a Cincinnati police officer who was in Washington on Wednesday lobbying for the instant-check alternative. Thomas said he and fellow officers wanted lawmakers to know that although police chiefs generally support the Brady bill, the rank and file prefers the Staggers bill. Gradison said he is supporting the waiting period on the recommendation of top law enforcement officials in his district. "I have not found it a hard call," he said.

"The problem with Staggers is that it wouldn't do anything in 49 states for a long time to come." Virginia already has an instant-check i i r-i i KJ.I 4T.JJ41.