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Friday, December 11, 1987 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER MetfOC-7 5 DtoitNoticn 5 DtatliNolien 5 DtattNoHcH GII.DAY LINES Obituaries Beulah (nee Cheatham), be Funerals For more complete information and address of the funeral director refer to the individual death notice ALBERSIIART loved wife of the late Verner J. Edward beloved husband of Myrtle Ridge Gilday, dear father of Mary Harmon, Edward Paul and Helen Gilday, Thomas beloved father of Mrs. E. R. (Claire) Morlidge Lines, devoted mother of Ronnie Lines of Cincinnati, OH Mrs.

Donald (Beverly) Sewell ana i nomas Berry AiDershart, also survived by two grandchil of Los Angeles, CA Mrs. Mar- dren. Tuesday, December helow. lene Alley and Diana Weathers ot Chattanooga, TN. dear sister of Ida Mae Breeding ot Spring Martha M.

Weller, teacher Veteran educator was active in diocesan, church groups 1987. Age 81 years. Former resident of Ft. Thomas. The family will receive friends on HJNERAL HUME TIME DATE NAMH field, KY.

and Lioa uixon ot Ft. Walton Beach, also sur Saturday, December 12, from grandfather of 15, great-grandfather ot 20, brother of Vincent Gilday and Mary Dressel. Thursday, December 10, 1987. Age B0 years. Mass of Christian Burial, Saturday, 10:30 A M.

at St William Catholic Church. Visitation, Saturday, 9-10 A M. at the Ralph Meyer-Bolton Lunsford Funeral Home, 4164 8th St. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society. MueMeMomp-ErjcMI ALBfcRSHART.

Ttwmoi F. vived by seven grandchildren and one great-grandchild to 4 P.M. at the Muehlenkamp-ErscheH Ft. Thomas Funeral Home, 427 South Ft. Thomas Ave.

Memorials may be made BENNER, Of. Dov.d 10:00 A.M. Dec. Thomoi Memorial Weller, died in 1968. Wednesday, December 9, 1987.

Funeral services at the Nee-gele, Kleb Ihlendorf Funeral of Charity and St. Patrick Church BLACKSTONt Mane M. 12:00 PM. Dec II Holl-iordgn to the American Cancer Soci Ladies Society. She was a charter ety.

COPPELL Harold R. If. 1 1:00 A.M. Dec 14 Dalbert i Woodruff From 1955 to 1963, she member of Alpha Delta Pi sorority. Home, jvou MonTgomery Kd.

Norwood, Saturday, December 12 at 9:30 A.M. Friends may call Friday from 7-9 P.M. EDMONDS. HeneW G. 1-00 P.M.

Dec. 10 Strtti She was caring, loving and BENNER taught in parochial schools: ENGLISH, Fredrick M. 1:00 P.M. Dec. 12 Oswold-Hoikini (Lebanon, OH) very committed, faithful MANSER said her daughter, Susan Molloy of St.

ratrick in EPPERSON Richard Jr. 7:00 PM. Dec. 12 Hall-Jordan Joseph, 76 years, a painter and Or. David HID, beloved husband of Grace Benner (nee Caldwell), devoted father of David Hill Benner grandfather of Garry Hill Benner and John David Benner, great-grandfather College Hill.

1:00 P.M. Dec. 1 1 Pinecrett FL.) GASPON. Ernest B. GENTRY, Richard Dole 8:00 P.M.

Dec. I Survivors include a son, James "Sam" Weller of Sayler Park, and Mt. Washington Boptiil Church wallpaper hanger. Services, Saturday, 11 A.M. Rullman Funeral Home.

Burial In Mt. Slnal Cemetery. Visitation, Friday 4-8 P.M. Memorials to the Aurora Emergency Unit. Northside, Sacred Heart in Camp Washington, St.

William in Price Hill ot uavia Hill Benner in and Laurie Benner. Wednesday, De Mass of Christian Burial for Martha M. Weller, 78, of College who died Tuesday in an automobile accident on Hamilton will be 11 a.m. Saturday at St. Clare Church in College Hill.

Mrs. Weller, a teacher, was driving home from St. Francis Seraph where she had tutored since 1966, when she lost control of the vehicle and crashed into a tree! at the base of an embankment. was a 1927 alumna of Hughes High School and graduated in 1931 from the University of Cincinnati Teachers College. She taught the next 12 years in Cincinnati public schools, then became a rujniemaker.

Her husband, Frank seven grandchildren. 10:10 A.M. Dec. 12 GILDAY, Edward B. Ralph Meyer.

Bolton i Lunsford cember 9, 1987. Residence Rossmoyne. Friends may caH at the Thomas Memorial, 7500 GRAMKE Robert Frank, beloved husband of Virginia Chesley Gramke, dear father of Carol Dissinger, stepfather ot Robert, Wayne and Donald Chesley, dear grandfather of Salli, Bob, David and Lloyd Dissinger, step-grandfather of Greg, Tyler, Arthur, Bryan, Brianna and Trenton Chesley, brother of Harold, Frank, Louis and Donald Gramke. Suddenly, Tuesday, December 8, 1987. Age 67 years.

Visitation at the Neid-hard-Minges Funeral Home, 3155 Harrison Westwood, Thursday evening from 5 to 9 P.M. Funeral services Friday, 10 A.M. at the funeral home. Member of Cheviot Lodge 140. If so desired, memorials may be sent to the Shriners Burns Institute or the Heart Association.

Visitation will be a.m. Saturday, at Hodapp Funeral and St. Cathar Montgomery Rd. Kenwood. GPAMKE, Robert Frant 10 00 A Dec.

1 1 Neidhor-Mirqes Saturday from 9 A.M. until time of funeral services at 10 2:00 P.M. Dec. 12 Ulnch-Filter (Dillsboro, IN.) GRAVER, Lester J. Home, 6041 Hamilton Col lege Hill.

Burial will be at St A.M. 9:30 AM. Dec. 12 Gump-Holt GRIMM Elsie Joseph New Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the St.

Francis ine in West- Martha M. Weller wood. From 1963 to 1968, Mrs. Weller was active in the Cuban resettlement program of the Archdiocese of Cincinnati. She was also a member of St.

Clare Church Ladies 10 00 AM Dec. 12 Chas A. Miller Sons BLACKSTONE HENTSHEL. Karl MEYER Margaret (nee Bronner), wife ot the late Frank J. Meyer, mother of Clayton Meyer and Grace McKenna.

Formerly ot Reading. Wednesday, December 9, 1987 In California. Relatives and friends may caH at the Schmidt-Dhonau Funeral Home, 8633 Reading Rd. Reading, Saturday, December 12, from A.M. Mass ot Christian Burial at St.

Peter 8, Paul Church, Reading, 1 1 A.M. Marie devoted wife of Mr Seraph School Scholarship Fund, HLADKY Charles Leon 1:00 P.M. Dec. II Vorhts Morris Blackston, loving 14 E. Liberty Cincinnati mother ot Kooert L.

wvatt Jr. HURELBRINK Lulo E. 2:00 Dec. 12 Bovards (Versailles. IN 45210.

Dec. 12 Rebold JACOBER John F. dear grandmother of Monica Ransome, Lisa Wyatt, Robyn Wyatt, beloved sister of KAHSAR VeroH. IQ iO A M. Dec.

12 Horry Meyer Geiser Charles Mills fond ter-ln-law of Elmo Blackston, KOGER. Roymond William Charles Oehler 10:00 A.M. Dec. 12 Straser George Blackston, Robert Steel, Katherlne Mills, Lorraine Steel, Sudie Clark, Naomi Smith and Matty Blackston, fond LINES Beulah 9 30 A M. Dec.

1 2 Noegele Kleb Ihlendorf cousin of Elizabeth Hocker. MANSER Joseph 1 1 :00 A M. Dec. 12 Ruhlmon (Aurora, IN.) prototype of walk-through exhibits and received national attention. And in 1974, he wrote a booklet for GRAVER Lester beloved brother of Irma Ferrara, Helen Young and Mabel Busby, dear friend of Dorothy Flnke, also survived by many nieces and nephews.

Thursday, December 10, 1987. Residence of Dillsboro, IN. formerly of Cincinnati. Age 83. Funeral service, Saturday, 2 P.M.

in the Ulrich-Filter Funeral Home, Lenover St. Dillsboro. Visitation, Saturday from 12 Noon until time of service. Memorials to Trinity Lutheran Church, Dillsboro. 1 1:00 A.M.

Dec. 12 Schmidt-Dhonou MEYER Man geret the museum on The Medical Significance of Spiders fond mother-in-law of Marilyn Wyatt, also survived by other relatives and friends. December 9, 1987. Friends may can Friday, from 10 A.M. until time 0 DRISCOLL Donald V-30 A Dec.

12 G'll'gon At Cincinnati. OEHLER Charles M. 10:00 A Dec. 12 1 Stermer of services, 12 Noon at Hal-Jor PALUMBO Anthony A 9 30 AM Dec. 12 Hodapp dan Funeral Home, 2625 Gilbert "Even when he was just a young boy he'd run around in a pair of shorts chasing butterflies and snakes," said his brother, Calvin Oehler of Delhi ODRISCOLL Donald Alexander, beloved husband of Mary O'Driscoil (nee Sullivan), devoted father of Maureen Bedel of Cincinnati, Donald A.

O'Driscoil Jr ot Long Beach, Geri O'Driscoil of Honolulu, HI, Kevin O'Driscoil of Cincinnati, Elene Lester of Covington, KY. and the late Stephen O'Driscoil, dear brother of Anne Novak of Long Islnad, also survived by six grandchildren. Tuesday, December 8, 1987. Residence Montgomery, OH. Visitation at the Gilligan Funeral Home, 8225 Montgomery Rd.

Friday, from 5-8 P.M. Mass of Christian Burial, All Saints Church, Saturday, 9:30 A.M. If desired, memorials may be made to the Combonl Missionaries, 8108 Beechmont Ave. Ave. Rev.

Philmore Martin, of RODENBERG W.IUmM 9:30 AM Dec 12 Nedhard.M,naes ficiating. Burial Crown HID Cem SCHIERING Heard W. 1 2 00 P.M. Dec. 1 2 Neidha-d etery.

Township. "He was always interested in science." SCHMIDT, Eluabeth Kirk 9:00 A.M. Dec. 2 Reynolds.Smith (Wilming. ton) Mr.

Oehler also was an accomplished artist, his brother said. His work included help with the design CORRELL SCHMIT, Raymond G. 1 1 00 A.M. Dec. 1 1 Good Kelsch Harold R.

beloved husband of Janet K. Correll (nee Mur and sculpture for the museum Ice Age tableau. SCHOENING, Alice M. 1 1-30 A.M. Dec.

12 Stermer Thomas Memorial SENFT, FronUm G. Charles Oehler, 69, a self-taught senior scientist frorn the Cincinnati Museum of Natural History, died Wednesday morning at Jewish Hospital. The Sedamsville resident was considered a Renaissance man by co-workers for his innovative exhibits and' approach to science education. Although he retired in 1981 after 42 years at the museum, he was back at work the next day as a consultant, Sally Woliver, director of development for the museum, said. "He's been a major influence on the-growth and development of the museum.

Woliver said. Until Mr. Oehler was hospitalized this fall, he was working on exhibit designs for the museum's reloca-tiorrto Union Terminal, expected in 1990. -Part of Charlie, will live on forever in the children attend classes, the scientists who worked with hiffl oh research and the visitors who saw the exhibits. Hewas a true Renaissance man.

He was really special. There wasn't anything he didn't know or couldn't teach," said Sandra Toombs, director of exKIbits at the museum, who worked with him for 17 yeSxs. 3SIr. Oehler's work on the museum's wilderness trjjfc exhibit in the early 1960s was considered a "He could paint and sculpt," his brother said. "I still remember him working on the dinosaur they have 3:00 P.M.

Dec. 1 1 Dalbert I Woodruff STAN, George phy), devoted son of Harold and Margaret Correll dear brother of Donna R. Vitt and Sharon K. Demko of Boco Raton, FL, also survived by three nieces and one nephew. Suddenly, Wednesday, December 9, 1987.

Age 42 years. Funeral in front of the museum he built a lot of that. GRIMM Elsie M. (nee Herrmann), beloved wife of the late Clifford W.F. Grimm, devoted mother of Mrs.

James (Donna) Gour-ley, dear sister of Stella M. Herrmann and Marietta Mc-Kinney, grandmother of Jenna and Andrew Gourley. Tuesday, Dececember 8, 1987. Age 67 years. Friends may call at the Gump-Holt Funeral Home, 3440 Glenmore Ave.

Cheviot, Saturday, December 12, from 8 A.M. until time of service at 9:30 A.M. If so desired, memorials may be made to Pilgrim United Church of Christ, 4418 Bridgetown Rd. 45211 or the American Lung Association. STODDARD Herbert Summerlond Key.

FL. Mr. Oehler received the President's Award from Sr. Frances Marie Hautman the Ohio Museum Association in 1983. 4:00 M.

Dec. 1 1 Gilligan service, Monday, a.m. at the Dabert Woodruff Funer TROY Bertho 2 00 P.M. Dec. 1 1 Weil Other survivors include his brother Jack Oehler, of al Home, 2880 Boudinot Ave.

at Sedamsville. Queen City. Visitation, Sunday, VONDENBRINKE, Joseph 12:00 M. Dec. 12 Rebold 4-8 P.M.

If so desired, memorials may be made to the Viet Visitation will be 5-8 p.m. today at Vitt Stermer OEHLER Charles loving brother of Jack and Calvin Oehler, and the late William H. Oehler, uncle of Linda Schwarberg and WiHiam Oehler. Wednesday, December 9, 1987. Age 69 yevs.

Friends may cat at the Vitt and Stermer Funeral Home, 4619 Delhi, Friday, 5 to P.M. Funeral service Saturday, December 12, at 10 A.M. Family wishes contributions to be made to the Natural History Museum, 1720 Gilbert Cincinnati, 45202. WELLER Martha 1 1:00 A M. Dec.

12 Hodopp nam Veterans of America, Chapter 54, 30 E. Holister, Cin Funeral Home, 4619 Delhi Road. Funeral service will be 10 a.m. Saturday at the funeral home. Burial will cinnati, OH 45219.

5 PtoHiNetieu OtcHNoHctt be in St. John's Cemetery in Delhi Township. Memori SCHOENING als may be sent to the Cincinnati Museum of Natural EDMONDS HALL Karen Nachbauer, beloved wife of James Hall, dew mother of Ann-Jeanine HaH, dear daughter of Hazel Shope Nachbauer and the late Edmond J. Nachbauer, dear sister of Donna Nachbauer, Nancy Schmeuszer and Gary Nachbauer. Decem History.

Herschel husband of the late Betty J. Edmonds, March 22, AHce M. (nee Munson), beloved wife of the late Edward J. Schoenlng, loving mom of Edward L. and Paul S.

Schoen 1983, devoted lather of Mrs. Linda E. Barnekov, dear broth PALUMBO Anthony A. (Tony), beloved er of Benny Edmonds, Mrs. Sister Frances Maria Hautman lng and the late Janet Arm Peters, grandmother of Michael Susan A.

and Jennifer L. Peters. Thursday, December Opal Zimmerman, Mrs. Elma Meadows, Mrs. Eva Stephens and Mrs.

Vetma Watson, beloved grandfather of two husband of Catherine M. Pat-umbo (nee Siefert), dear brother of Lucy Chrlstenson, Mary Dominick Denny S. and Albert J. Palumbo. Wednesday, December 9, 1987.

Rome when John Paul II was elected pope. She shared 10, 1987. Age 75 years. Rela VONDENBRINKE Joseph loving husband of Florence C. Vondenbrinke (nee Molique), dear father of Mrs.

David (Pamela) Garbutt, i grandfather of Gail, Brian, Joanne and Michael Garbutt, brother of Anne Weiss. December 9, 1987. Age 74. Prayers at Rebold Funeral Home, 3700 Glenmore Ave. at Mozart, Cheviot, Saturday, 11:30 A.M.

Funeral Mass, 12 Noon, Our Lady of Lourdes Church. Friends may caH at the funeral home, Friday, 5-9 P.M. Memorials, if so desired, may be directed to the Leukemia Society of America or the charity of choice. ber 8, 1987. Residence Collegev-llle, PA.

Friends may call Thursday, 6-8 P.M. at the Quentin K. Staley Funeral Home, 7140 Plainfield Rd. Deer Park. Services Friday 1:30 P.M.

If desired, memorials may be sent to Visiting Nurses Associa granddaughters, Lauren neity with Jewish groups slides she made on three tours of and Kristen Noel Barnekov. Tuesday, December 8, 1987. Israel. tives and friends are invited to the funeral Mass, Saturday, December 12, Our Lady of Victory Church at 1 1:30 A Family wishes contributions to be made to the American Cancer Society. Vitt Stermer Funeral Home serving the family.

"She was a very outgoing person, with an alive, Age 72 years. Residence Birch Dr. Erlanger, KY. Services, Thursday, I P.M. Stlth Funeral tion, 1109 DeKalb St.

Norris-town, PA. 19401. Age 77 years. Friends may call at the Hodapp Funeral Home, 7401 Vine St. Carthage, Friday from 4-8 P.M.

Mass of Christian Burial, St. Charles Borro-meo Church, Saturday at 9:30 A.M. Home, 7500 Highway 42, Flor smiling and friendly face," Sister Eugene Fox said at the Motherhouse. "She made many friends wherever HENTSHEL ence, KY. No visitation.

Burial, Forest Lawn Cemetery, Er Karl husband of the late she went. langer, KY. SENFT Franklin beloved husband of RODENBERG WiHiam beloved husband of the late Viola C. Rodenberg Frances Eckstein Hentshel, devoted father of Raymond and Robert Hentshel, dear grandfather of Terrl Spencer, Christy, Cathy, Andrew and Graham Hentshel. Thursday, December ISister Frances Maria Hautman, 82, first Sister of Charity from Cincinnati to be elected a fellow in the ArJOejjcan College of Hospital Administrators, died Monday at a Pueblo, hospital.

Sister Frances Maria, previously Louise Hartman of-Sayler Park, was vice president of the SC congregation from 1959 to 1965. For 35 years, she was administrator of various hospitals nationwide, beginning with Good Samaritan Hospital in Dayton, Ohio. After World War II ended, she was sent to Wichang, China, to guide the building of a 275-bed hospital at the congregation's mission. It had just been cqhipleted and equipped when she and her co-workers ha to flee the country in 1949. Communists took control of the hospital.

During her extensive travels, Frances Maria was present at the canonization of St. Elizabeth Seton, fofcnder of the American Sisters of Charity. She was in At the time of her death at St. Mary-Corwin Hospital in Pueblo, Frances Maria belonged to the pastoral care team visiting patients daily. She had ENGLISH Marie Senft (nee Rothhaas), devoted father of Franklyn E.

Fredrick M. Age 44. South (nee Schaefer), dear father of Senft, grandfather of Stephanie Lebanon. Wednesday, Decem George W. and Shirley M.

Ro been there since she started in 1968 as director of 10, 1987. Age 84 years. Friends and Jonathan Senft. Tuesday, ber 9, 1987, Bethesda North denberg, father-in-law of Jac queline Rodenberg, also sur Hospital. Survived by wife Do may caH at the Chas.

A. Miller Sons Funeral Home, Hamilton December 8, 1987. Residence Indian HiH. No visitation. Private services at the convenience of ris (nee Louaiien), sons Mi vived by four grandchildren, volunteers.

Survivors include nieces and nephews. Ave. at Knowlton St. Northside, chael and Mark English, Paul and James Davis, daughters Friday from 5-8 P.M. Mass of Kimberly, Kevin, Karen and KyHe and five great-grandchildren, dear brother of Marie Gress, Anna Fox and the late Christian Burial, Saturday, 10 Mass of Christian Burial was intoned for her in the Sherle and Michelle English, WELLER Martha M.

(nee Dudley), be- loved wife of the late Frank Weller, deer mother of James (Sam) Weller and Susan (Mrs. Patrick) Molloy, loving grandmother of Jay, Jon and Marta Weller and Erin, Laura, Ann and Meghan Molloy. Suddenly, Tuesday, December 8, 1987. Age 78 years. Friends may caH 4 at the Hodapp Funeral Home, 6041 Hamilton Ave.

College Hi, Saturday from A.M. followed by Mass of Christian Burial, St. Clare Church, 1443 Cedar Ave. CoHege HiH, 11 A.M. Burial, St.

Joseph New Ceme-, tery. Remembrances may be made to St. Francis Seraph School Scholarship Fund, 14 E. Liberty St. 45210.

the family, desired, memorials may be directed to the U.C Alumni Association. Thomas Memorial, 7500 Montgomery Rd. Kenwood, charge of ar A.M. at the St. Bernard Church, Winton Place.

If desired, me West, but her body was returned to the Mount St Charles, Otto and Herman Ro morial contributions may be Shauna King and Diane Adams and six grandchildren, also father Clifford English and brothers James, Robert, Vernon and Ricky English and sisters Betty denberg and Henry Bolsen. Vis Joseph Motherhouse for burial. Memorial Mass will be made to Hospice of Cincinnati, rangements. P.O. Box 85151, Cincinnati, OH.

4 p.m. today at the Motherhouse Chapel. 45201. Carter and Lena English, visl itation, Friday, December 11, from 5-8 P.M. at the Neidhard-Minges Funeral Home, 3155 Harrison Ave.

Westwood, where funeral services wiH be held, Saturday, 9:30 A.M. Me tatlon at Mt. Zion Baptist Church, South Lebanon, Friday, SR. FRANCES MARIE HAUTMAN SC. HLADKY Harold R.

Correll Jr. Charles Leon, beloved husband December 7, 1987 In Pueblo, December 1 1, from 1P M. until time of service, Saturday, December 12, at 1 P.M. Interment of the late Flora Barker, devot morial donations may be made to the St. Aloysius Memorial Fund.

Interment St. Mary's ed father of Barbara Morris, loving grandfather of Mark Al South Lebanon Cemetery. Arrangements by Oswald-Hos- Cemetery. He received a bronze star for risking his own life by giving aid to occupants of a bunker that had been hit len Morris and Kimoerly Mor IWorld War I Vet World War Vet Korean Veteran Vietnam Veteran Armed Forces kins Funeral Home, Lebanon, survived by several nieces and nephews. Visitation, Friday, December 11 at the Mother House, Mt.

St. Joseph, OH. from 3 P.M. until Mass of Christian Burial at 4 P.M. at the Mother House Chapel.

GIHigan Funeral Home In charge of OH. by a mortar shell. SCHIERING rls, brother of Thelma Canter and Francis Burton. December 8, 1987. Resident of No.

College HIH. Friends may caH at the Vorhls Funeral Home, 310 Dunn St. Lockland, Friday, Decem 20 ANNOUNCMNTS Mr. Correll's father, Harold is an Enquirer Howard beloved husband of Luella Graff Schiering, devoted father of Dale Schiering and EPPERSON pressman and has served as president of the local pressmen's union, the International Printers, Press Richard B. loving father of Richard, Carey, Karen, Melin-da, Cassandra, Kimoerly, Michelle and Deidre Epperson, a4 of Death Notices Fay SchwaUie, also survived by three grandchildren, dear brother of Henrietta Cordes, Mabel Russell and Norman ber 11, from 11 A.M.

until time of services at I P.M. Sympathies may be expressed by contributions to the American STAN Schiering, Monday, December Cancer Society. 7, 1987. Residence Enclnitas, Harold R. Correll 42, who collected memorabil-iaof Pete Rose dating to their days as classmates at Western Hills High School, died Wednesday at his hime in Bridgetown.

Mr. Correll, who was salesman for Queen City Office Supplies, loved all sports. But he had a special interest in Rose, who remained a close friend throughout the years, said Mr. Correll's wife, Janet. I Mr.

Correll put together two large bound scrap-totjoks on "Pete always said Harold had more information on hrm than he had on himself." I She said she plans to offer the scrapbooks to the Hall of Fame, as her husband had wished. Despite heart problems for many years, Correll "was active in Vietnam veteran issues. He served as a in the Army in Vietnam for 14 months. George, beloved husband of Betty Stan (nee Ruten-schroer), devoted father of Llbbey B. Macke, grandfather Cincinnati, Cpl.

Terrence Epperson, U.S.M.C of California, Khalisah Abdutaiii of Cincinnati, Adrlenne Fitzgerald and Marilyn and James Hutton of HURELBRINK of Kristen A. Macke, fa Death Notices Monuments CremationCemetery Announcements Card of Thanks In Memoriam Florists Lula 83, funeral Saturday, 1 5 10 is: 20- 25 30 35 P.M. St. Paul Church, Dewber ther-in-law of Joseph A. Macke, brother of Sylvia Nle- CA.

Age 67 years. Mass of Christian Burial at St. Aloysius Church, Shandon, OH. Saturday, December 12, at 12 Noon. Friends may caH at the Neld-hard Funeral Home, 7401 Hamilton Ave.

Mt. Healthy, Saturday morning from 9-11 A.M. Interment Arlington Memorial ry. CaHIng, Friday, 5-8 P.M. men, and Assistants Union.

In addition to his wife and father, he is survived by his mother, Margaret Correll of Cincinnati, and two sisters, Donna R. Vitt of Cincinnati and Sharon K. Demko of Boca Raton, Fla. Funeral service will be 11 a.m. Monday at the Dalbert Woodruff Funeral Home in Westwood.

Visitation will be 4-8 p.m., Sunday. Memorials may be made to Vietnam Veterans of America, Chapter 56, 30 E. Holister, Cincinnati, Ohio 45219. Cincinnati, dear uncle ot Marion Fowler, beloved friend of Mary Epperson, also survived by 12 grandchildren. December 7, Bovards, Versailles.

iB7. Memorial services win be Saturday, 7 P.M. at HaH-Jordan haus and Emtt Stan. Tuesday, December 1987. Age 70 years.

Funeral services, Friday, 3 P.M. at Spring Grove Norman Chapel. Visitation at the Chapel, 1:30 P.M. until time JACOBER John beloved husband of Funeral Home, 400 N. Wayne A C.

COBBLING I SON Gardens. Ave. Lockland, Rev. Earl Har FT. THOMAS BELLE VUE ris, officiating.

Friends may call 441-lJU 491-4500 Catherine (nee Meyer) Jacob-er, dear father of Jane (Mrs. Joseph) Kubat, James John Steven and Mary Jo Jacober, 6 P.M. until time ot service. SCHMIDT Elizabeth Kirk, age 67, 314 ELDEN A. GOOD dear brother of Alice Brill.

Cremalns Interred, Monday, Oak HiH Cemetery at convenience of family. 2620 ERIE AVE. 871-3433. Beechwood Rd. Wilmington, OH.

Thursday, December 10, Wednesday, December 9, 1987. of service. Excelsior Lodge 1369 8, AM service and Scottish Rite Ring service, Friday at the Chapel, 2:45 P.M. Dalbert 8, Woodruff Funeral Home serving the family. If to desired, memorials may be made to the Monfort Heights United Methodist Church.

1987 at Jewish Hospital, devot Age 74. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funer- Jamison Jamison Inc. West End Evanston ed daughter of R. RusseH Kirk State news Mass at St. Jude Church, of Wilmington, beloved wife of 721-1616 961-7544 GASPON Ernest 74 years, resident of Saturday, 9 30 A Interment St.

Joseph Old Cemetery. Me Ken scnmtdi, dear mother of Mrs. WiHiam (Cynthia) Wentj morials, If so desired, to the NURRE BROS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 241-6929 High Point, Sunday, December 6, 1987. Born In New Castle, came to Florida American Cancer Society or STODDARD charity of choice.

Rebold Funeral Home serving the family. seven years ago from Cincin RADEL of Worthlngton, Mrs. J. P. (Camilla) Knight of Cincinnati, grandmother of four.

Funeral services, 9 A.M. Saturday, Wilmington United Methodist Church. Burial in Rest Haven Cemetery. Friends may caH Saturday at the church from A.M. Memorial contributions to Hospice of Clinton KAHSAR Rj FUNERAL Panels take action Ion railroad safety nati.

Retired Industrial Chemical Salesman tor the Ashland Chemical member of American Chemical Society, survivors, wife, Esther and two grandsons. Family suggests memorial contributions to American Cancer Society or Heart Fund: Memorial service, Serving Over Ctntury Herbert, 66 years old, passed away December 2, 1987. Formerly of Cincinnati and General Electric. Loving husband of Isa-belle, sadly missed by seven children, Diane, Cheryl, Judy, Herb Linda, Douglas and Danny, survived by 12 grandchildren and a great-grandson. A member of Madisonville-Ma-deira Lodge, A.F.

A Royal Arch Masons, Scottish Rite, Ohio Consistory and Shrine of Vera H. (nee Schmltt), beloved wife of Robert R. Kahsar, loving mother of Kenneth, Daniel and Robert Kahsar, also survived by three grandchildren. Wednesday, December 9, 1987. Visitation, Saturday from 9-10 A.M.

at the Harry Meyer County, 610 W. Main St. Wilmington, OH. 45177. SCHMIDT-DHONAU 1 P.M.

Friday at Plnecrest Fu READING SHARONVII1F- neral Chapel, Brooksville, FL. 948-1113 948-1U3' SCHMIT Tufts Funeral Home Cincinnati. Services were held GENTRY In Marathon, FL. December 5, Loveland Blanchester Geiser Funeral Home, 4989 Glenway Ave. opposite the Covedale Cinema.

Mass of Christian Burial, St. Teresa Church, Saturday, 10:30 A.M. Remembrances may be made to St. Teresa Memorial Fund or charity of your choice. 1987.

683-2430 783-2458 Raymond beloved husband of the late Viola (nee Moorman) Schmlt, dear brother of Leonard Schmlt, Catherine Turner and the late Herman, Frank and Val Schmlt, also survived by several nieces and nephews. December 9, 1987. Age 89. Resident of Mt. Washington.

Visitation at the Witt, Richard Dale, beloved husband of Betty J. Gentry (nee Gardner), devoted father of Steven Richard Mark A. and Ellen L. Gentry, brother of Alice Richardson and Frances 35 FLOIISTS ROGER mm mm mm mm mm 'OTthe Florist Cooper, also survived by three grandchildren. December 9, Good 8.

Kelsch Funeral Home, Raymond William (Bill), dear son of Emma Koger, survived 3026 Madison Rd. at Oakley Square, Friday morning from 1987. Residence Mt. wasning-ton. Memorial services at Mt.

Washington Baptist Church, TROY Bertha, beloved wife ot the late Irving Troy, dear mother of Dr. Gerald Troy of Xenfa, OH. and Donna Kabakoff, loving sister of Jean Shor of Phoenix, dearest grandmother of Rhon-na and Jennifer Troy, Scott and Tracy Kabakoff. Services Well Funeral Home, 3901 Reading Rd. Friday, December 11, at 5 P.M.

Memorial contributions may be made to Glen Manor. Since IHba Funeral Rowers of beauty distinction A.M. Mass ot Christian Burial at Guardian Angels Church, 6531 Beechmont Ave. Mt. Washington, Friday at 11 by aunts, uncles and cousins.

Wednesday, December 9, 1987. Residence Deer Park. Friends may call from 9-10 A.M. Saturday at the Strawser Funeral Home, 9503 Kenwood Rd. Blue Ash where services will be held, 10 A.M.

Saturday. Friday, December 11, at 8 P.M. Friends may call at the church, Friday, 7:30 P.M. to I P.M. Family prefer memorials to Mt.

Washington Baptist Church. a.m. Memorials may be made 961-6622 352-5S66 to the American Cancer Officials work to clean up Ky. elections THE ASSOCIATED PRESS FRANKFORT, Ky. Federal, state and local authorities are calling for sweeping changes in Kentucky's election laws to end widespread vote fraud.

They attribute part of the problem to corrupt or poorly trained election officials who often have strong political ties to candidates. Magoffin County Sheriff Chal-mer Wireman told an attorney general's task force that it is impossible to get a fair election in his county because some election officers condone fraud. The task force is drawing up recommendations for presentation to the 1988 General Assembly. "We have a situation where we have a pure Gestapo" running county elections, Wireman said Wednesday, adding that there are five precincts in the county where "anything goes." Proposed changes include: Stricter controls on the use of absentee ballots. Stiffer penalties for violations.

More scrutiny on voter registration. Restricting or eliminating electioneering on Election Day. LOUIS PECK iGannett News Service WASHINGTON A House 'subcommittee, chaired by Rep. -Thomas Luken, D-Cincinnati, approved a bill mandating a study of lautoYhatic train controls along rail line.s where hazardous materials are carried. A train traveling above the permitted speed derailed near Miam-Jisburg, Ohio, in July 1986.

A resulting hazardous materials leak caused the evacuation of more than 30,000 area residents. In a related move, the the .11 louse Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Transportation approved a measure Zwhich, for the first time, would Jlrequire licensing of train engineers. The move prompted in large -by last January's Amtrak in Maryland in which 16 people died, 'An individual with a history of drunk driving convictions or whose driver's license has been revoked can still operate a locomotive Man pleads guilty to raping his daughter The Amtrak disaster occurred Jan. 4 when a Conrail locomotive crossed into the path of an oncoming Amtrak train. The Conrail engineer, Ricky Gates, had been arrested for drunken driving a month before the crash.

Investigators also found traces of marijuana in Gates' blood immediately following the crash. However, the bill is silent on the controversial issue of random drug testing of engineers and other key transportation personnel. According to committee aides, the failure to include any mention of random testing represents a legislative "standoff" between Luken, who opposes testing, and Rep. Robert Whittaker, who strongly supports it. "(This) is not exactly the bill I would have fashioned were it up to me," said Whittaker, senior Republican on the transportation subcommittee.

However, he voted to report the measure to the full Energy and Commerce Committee, saying: "I cannot in good conscience oppose the adoption of other needed improvements in our safety laws simply because I think we should be doing more." A full committee vote may come next week. THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER A Cleveland man accused of forcing his 3-year-old daughter to nave sex witn mm at a Cincinnati shelter for the homeless nleaded guilty in Hamilton County Common Pleas Court Thursday to two counts of rape. Dec. 23. The maximum penalty for rape is five to 10 years on each charge, according to Ohio law.

That means the man could be paroled in 10 years. Although the original charges technically were more serious, carrying life terms, the suspect would still be eligible for parole in 10 years, according to the law. By agreeing to a plea bargain, the state avoids having to attempt to qualify the 3-year-old victim as a witness. The rapes occurred Oct. 1 at Chabad House in Roselawn, where the child was staying with her parents.

Assistant County Prosecutor James Butler Butler said employees of the shelter overheard the child tell her mother what had happened and they took the girl to Children's Hospital Medical Center where a rape examination determined an assault had taken place. The Enquirer is withholding the man's name to protect the identity of the child. The plea came as part of an agreement in which the state reduced the charges to rape from the original charges of forcible rape of a child under 13. tons of hazardous materials," said Luken. "This bill would close the i loophole "i Sentencing is scheduled for.