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A A A A A I a THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER TO CONFER MASTER MASON DEGREE. The Master Mason degree will be conferred upon a large class by Newport Lodge of Masons at 3 p.m. Saturday at the Newport Masonic Temple, Howard R. Peper, Worshipful Master, announced yesterday. Officers of the lodge in charge of the ceremonies are pictured.

First row, left to right, Olin E. Dunn, Secretary; Louis R. Dixon, Junior Warden; Howard R. Peper, Worshipful Master; Robert Spade, Senior Warden, and William J. Bary, Treasurer.

Second row, John L. Williams, Tyler; G. Thomas Shields, Junior Steward; Fred W. Swope, Junior Deacon; Douglas Wohrley, Senior Deacon, and Edward F. Gilb, Christ Evangelical Church, Thomas.

Luncheon was served in the playhouse by the swimming pool on the Stolle grounds. The guests were Mesdames John C. Revel Bernard Ernsberger, Byron Erb, L. E. Stephens, F.

H. Burke, Hilda King, Lester Lape, Garnet Hill, Roy Pendery, Paul Sipes, John Drahman, Ted Bush, Lairy Crane, Charles Hart, Charles Sheriff, Herman Sorenson, J. Clarence Revel, Alvin Miller and the Rev. and Mrs. Waldo Berlekamp.

Mr. and Mrs. William Struble of Rossford Avenue, Fort Thomas, are leaving this week for a vacation of several weeks at Cedar Point, Ohio. They will be accompanied on their vacation by their daughter, Billie Lee. Dr.

and Mrs. Fred Scroggins of Dry Ridge are the parents of a daughter, born Saturday at Christ Hospital, Cincinnati. The young arrival is their third child. Four Men Nabbed; Auto Radio Leads To Theft Suspicion Four men were arrested yesterday on charges of breach of peace after they were apprehended at Fifth and Isabella Newport, where they were attempting to sell a radio to a used automobile parts dealer who summoned police, Newport police reported. Arrested were Elvin Logan, 32, Staunton, Fredrick Smith, 38, Dayton, Ohio; Daniel Gibson, 37, Dixie Hotel, Cincinnati, and Edward Mason, 39, Mt.

Vernon, Ky. Newport Detectives Leroy Fredricks, Willard Malden, William Livingston and Raymond Hawthorne arrested the men as they were attempting to sell a radio for one make of car when they were driving another model. Newport police were checking with Hamilton County authorities to see if they had a stolen report on the automobile. Two crime comic books were found on one of the men arrested, police said. They were lodged in Newport Jail, placed under $200 bon.

They will be arraigned at 9:30 a. m. today in Newport Police Court before Judge Alfred Maybury. Woman Is Burned, And So Is Rescuer A Covington woman suffered first-degree burns yesterday when a pan of grease she was heating at her home caught fire. A Cov-1 lington Fire Captain was burned when he attempted to extinguish the blaze.

Treated at St. Elizabeth Hospital were Mrs. Sarah Hoskins, 1025 Banklick and Capt. Edward Radenheimer. Mrs.

Hoskins was burned on her left foot and ankle. while the fireman suffered burns on his right arm and hand. Captain Radenheimer said there was no damage to the house. NEWCATH PICNIC SUNDAY. NewCath Boosters Club, comprised of graduates of Newport Catholic High School, will sponsor a basket picnic Sunday at Doyle's Country Club, near Dayton.

John Kinsella, Chairman, announced that a baseball game, dancing and athletic events will be included in the festivities. Proceeds will go to the athletic fund for the promotion of the 1951-52 athletic program of the school. Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH With Little Worry Eat, talk, laugh or sneeze without fear of insecure false teeth dropping, slipping or wobbling. FASTEETH holds plates firmer and more comfortably, This pleasant powder has no gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. Doesn't cause nausea.

It's alkaline (non-acid). Checks "plate odor" (denture breath), Get FASTEETH at any drug store. -Adv. Senior Steward. Northern Kentucky Social Circles New President Is Hostess To Southgate Club Mrs.

William Mara, new President of the Southgate Homemakers Club, entertained members at her home on Linden Avenue, Newport, for the June business and social session. Mrs. Mara appointed Mrs. Larry Gerding citizenship chairman; Mrs. William Case, reading; Mrs.

Sherman Robert Hartman, membership; Mrs. Victor Hoffman, recreation; Mrs. Otto Seilkop, landscape, and Mrs. Arthur Crites, live-at-home. Project leaders appointed by the President are Mrs.

Mike Furio and Sherman Risch, good groomling, with Mrs. Larry Gerding as assistant; Mrs. William Sederberg and Mrs. Fred Knarr, legal matters, with Mrs. Larry Gerding, as assistant, and Mrs.

man and Mrs. Louis Houser, candy making and cake trimming, with Mrs. Arthur Crites as assistant. Instructions for packing and storing clothing were given by Mrs. Fred Brauntz and Mrs.

Louis Houser. Covington First Presbyterian. The Daily Vacation Bible School of First Presbyterian Church, Covington, will have its demonstration at 7:45 p. m. tomorrow at the church.

This affair will be open to parents and friends of school pupils. The school staff is composed of Mesdames Harold Lutz, Cecil Hodge, Allen Caldwell, Allie Lea Jackson, Al Rupert, Harry May, R. M. Race and W. H.

Mcand Misses Eloise McNutt, Fries and Roberta Nolloth. The Rev. Harold Lutz is superintendent. Fairview Homemakers. Chairmen to serve the Fairview Homemakers Club for the ensuing year were selected at a club meeting at the home of Mrs.

White on Spring Street, Erlanger. Mrs. James Wilson was chosen publicity chairman; Mrs. R. F.

White, reading; Mrs. Paul Wright, exterior beautification; Mrs. Roy Hall, program, and Mrs. Oakley Hammond, citizenship. Mrs.

Joseph Walton will instruct the group in the making of hooked rugs at a class at her home July 9. The next regular club meeting will take place September 24 at the home of Mrs. Roy Hall. Fort Thomas Chapter, OES. The Fort Thomas Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, will meet at 8 m.

Monday in the lodge hall. Star Sewing Club. Star Sewing Chapter 50, will have its eon at 1 p. home of Mrs. Lawton Club of Keturah Order of Eastern Star, annual picnic lunchm.

tomorrow at the Charles O. Japp, 1082 Park Hills. Immanuel Methodist. The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Immanuel Methodist Church, Lakeside Park, will meet Tuesday at the home of the Rev. W.

Bruce Strother, 17 Greenbriar South Fort Mitchell. A dessert-luncheon will be served at 12:30 p. m. with Mesdames Strother, William Armstrong and Gus Mayer hostesses. Mrs.

George Trautwein is in charge of a program, captioned "The Philippines." The worship service will be conducted by Mrs. Walter Horst and the business session by Mrs. Bruce Strother. NOTICE NEWPORT TAXPAYERS JUNE 1951 TAXES WILL BECOME DELINQUENT JULY 1 Dept. of Finance CAN You, OWN A too HOME General Thursday, June 28, 1951 2-Kentucky Section ell, was hostess at a luncheon yes- Thompson's parents, Mr.

and West Orchard Road, Fort Mitch- latter enjoying visit with Mrs. terday at the Fort Mitchell CounT. Clifford Reed of Fort Mitchell Club given to compliment Avenue, Fort Mitchell, and with try mernbers of her bridge club. The Mr. Thompson's mother and sister, played cards in the after- Mrs.

Percy Thompson Hillerest and Mrs. group Assembling for event John Bower, of Lane, noon. were Mrs. John W. Blemker and Park Hills.

guest, Mrs. Seward Bolles of Misses Ann and Patricia ThompLima, Ohio; Morris Floyd, son remained for a longer in Mrs. John J. Walsh, Miss Cambron this vicinity with their Tracy, Mrs. W.

Mack Head, Mrs. On Tuesday Mrs. luncheon Thompson was John T. Milburn and Mrs. J.

honor Mrs. guest Sara at a Coppin Smarr given at Van Winkle. her home on Wallace Avenue in Mr. William Leadbeater of Alex- Covington. The guests were Mrs.

andria, is arriving in North- John Bower, Mrs. Joseph Mrs. Heizer, ern Kentucky today fall to pass with his the Lyon, Misses Isabella and MarMrs. Harold Price, George summer and early sister, Mrs. James D.

Gibson, cf garet Jones and Mrs. L. E. Burgin. Bluegrass Avenue, Fort Thomas.

Mr. and Mrs. R. Clifford DressMr. and Mrs.

James Ross man of East 21st Street, Coving-(home Thompson and two of their four ton, announce the engagement of children returned yesterday their daughter, Sue Kathryn, to NORTHERN KENTUCKY Social CIRCLE Mrs. B. Morlidge Jr. of Boston ALL ROADS LEAD TO Dixie Gars PIN YOUR MOVIES CAR MS-2100 DIXIE HIGHWAY, COVINGTON, KENTUCKY JU 2222 JOHN WAYNE JOHN AGAR "FORT APACHE" (Children Under 12 Free) WAHOO QUIZ EVERY MONDAY AND FRIDAY a HIT! It's Every a Man's Ounce Whisky! Whisk No Wonder It's Kentucky's Favorite THIS THE KENTUCKY WHISKIES THAT MADE FAMOUS Straight Bourbon! TIMES EARLY TIMES Straight Whisky Kentucky Bourhon ESTABLISHES 1806 THIS WHISKY IS 4 YEARS OLD 90 PROOF TINES BOTTLED LOUISVILLE, DISTILLERY KENTUCKY COMPANY EARLY TIMES DISTILLERY COMPANY LOUISVILLE 1, KENTUCKY Mr. Robert W.

Goderwis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Goderwis of Banklick Street, Covington. No date has been set for the wedding.

Mr. and Mrs. William Thornton Stevenson of Ridge Road, Fort Mitchell, have returned home following a sojourn of a month at Orlando, Fla. Mr. and Mrs.

Grant Dibert of Miami Parkway, Thomas, are going to Indianapolis for a weekend stay at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. They are going to that city for the ma marriage on Saturday afternoon of Miss Susanne Williams of Indianapolis and Mr. Thomas Busch of St. Louis. Mrs.

George Beuttel of Latonia has gone to Champaign, for visit with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. a Stanley to greet her new granddaughter, who has been named Sharon Ann Robinson. Mrs. Robinson was the former Miss Ruth Ann Beuttel.

Mrs. Thomas Tracy of Orlando, is departing today for her in the South after enjoying a visit of three weeks with her aunt, Miss Helen Russell, of Fifth and Garrard Covington. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Almon of Bluegrass Avenue, Fort Thomas, will have for their week-end guests Mrs.

Almon's, brother and sister, Mrs. Robert Harvey and their children of Memphis. are stopping over in this ington, vicinity where en they route will to establish Washresidence. Recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

William A. Groening on Henry Clay Avenue, South Hills, were Mrs. Groening's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene William West of Oklahoma City; Mr.

Groening's brother, Mr. Harry W. Groening of St. Louis, and Mr. and Mrs.

Charles R. Watkins of St. Louis, Mr. and Mrs. Watkins stopped over in this city en route to Atlantic City for a sojourn.

Mrs. Howard Stolle, assisted by her sister, Mrs. Elmer Uthe, entertained at a swimming party and covered-dish luncheon at her home on Vernon Lane, Fort Thomas, for members of the Junior Circle of the Woman's Guild of FL TORENCE: THEATRE On U. 8. 25-42, Florence, Ky, Now Showing GARRY COOPER JANE GREER "YOU'RE IN THE NAVY NOW" Feature LIBERTY M.S.

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Bavarian's is better because it's brewed slowly and aged fully, the Old Style way. Next time, anytime, ask for Bavarian's Old Style, a MAN'S Beer. Brewed and bottled by Bavarian Brewing Covington, Ky. -Adv. George E.

Engel Expires; Former Covington Banker George E. Engel, formerly prominent Covington banker, died yesterday at his home in Montgomery, at the age of 88. was a member of the Kentucky Bankers Association and was President of that association in 1924-27. Mr. Engel was President of the old Liberty National Bank, once known as the German National Bank.

When Richard P. Ernst and L. B. Wilson bought the Liberty Bank in 1924 they merged it with Peoples, Savings to form the Bank Trust Co. Mr.

Engel then became Vice President of the new bank and served in that capacity for a number of years. Mr. Engel was with the PeoplesLiberty Bank until his retirement in 1945. He was one of the founders of Immanuel Methodist Church, Lakeside Park. He formerly was a member of the Planning Committee of the Covington Protestant Children's Home and former trustee of the home.

was a waste former Mayor of Fort Mitchell and a former member of the boards of Deaconess and Bethesda Hospitals, Cincinnati, and the Home for the Aged, Cincinnati. Mr. Engel was a member of Covington Lodge 109, Free and Accepted Mason; Covington Com-, mandery No. 7, Knights Templar, Indra Consistory, Scottish Rite and Syrian Shrine Temple, Cincinnati. He was a 32nd degree Mason.

Mrs. Surviving Emma P. him Engel are and his a widow, daugh- ter, Mrs. John Martin, both of Montgomery. Services will be held at 2:30 p.

m. tomorrow at the Allison and Rose funeral home, Covington. Burial will be in Highland Cemetery, Fort Mitchell. MRS. JOSEPHINE H.

FRAZIER. Mrs. Josephine Hardwick Frazier, 2204 Eastern Covington, died yesterday at a her home. Mrs. Frazier, who was 70 years old, was a member of the Daughters of America.

Surviving her are her husband, Zachary T. Frazier; sons, Anthony W. Frazier, Cincinnati; J. Franklin Frazier, Aliquippa, and Zachary T. Frazier Cincinnati; daughters, Mrs.

Ethel Chapman, Stone, Jean Anstaett, Batavia, Ohio; Mrs. Garnet Hodge, Tampa, Mrs. Eve Lou Honnerkamp, Cincinnati; Mrs. Eileen Sebree, Mrs. Clara and Betty Jo Braun, Covington; a sister Mrs.

Elizabeth Sterrett, W. and a brother, George Hardwick, Louisa, Kentucky. Services will be held at 1 p. m. tomorrow at the Allison Rose funeral home, Covington.

Church services will at 2:30 p. m. at the Williamsburg (Ohio) Methodist Church. Burial will be in WILLIAM S. OSTER.

William S. Oster, retired salesman for the Schaufele Hardware Bellevue, died yesterday at his residence, 603 Benham Dayton. Mr. Oster, who was 81 years old, was a member of the Dayton Eagles and Beacon Light Council, Order United American Mechanics, Cincinnati. Surviving him are son, William Oster, Dayton; a brother, Harry Oster, Cincinnati, and two grandchildren.

Services will be held at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow at the Vonderhaar Stetter funeral home, Newport. Burial will be in Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Erlanger. Friends may call at the funeral home from 4 to 9 p.

m. today. HERMAN H. MOELLER. Herman H.

Moeller, 235 W. Ninth Covington, died yesterday at St. Elizabeth Hospital, Covington. Mr. Moeller, who was years old, had been a layout man for Newman Brothers, Cincinnati, for the last 15 years.

He was a member of the Covington Mrs. Mary F. Doan; eight daughters, Mrs. Bertha Denney, Columbus, Ohio; Mrs. Maude Schneider, Ohio; Lillian Davis, Bellefontaine, Ohio; Mrs.

Gertie ShamCincinnati; Mrs. Pearl Dean, Madisonville, Ohio; Mrs. Bodley and Mrs. Charles Davis, both of Independence, and Mrs. Iva King, Falmouth; 13 grandchildren and 26 great grandes dren.

Aerie of Eagles and the Covington Moose. Surviving him are his widow, Mrs. Anna Moeller; four sons, Moeller, Erlanger; Carl Moeller, Southgate, and Richard and Norman J. Moeller, Covington: a daughter, Mrs. Beatrice Streutker, Covington; two brothers, Victor M.

Moeller, Erlanger, and Joseph Moeller, Angeles; three sisters, Mrs. Bertha Flesh, Erlanger, and Misses May and Freda Moeller, Fort Mitchell; six grandchildren an da greatgrand-child. The Middendorf funeral home, 917 Main Covington, is in charge of arrangements. MRS. ALMA SCOTT.

Services for Mrs. Alma Scott, 646 Park Newport, mother of Lorimer Scott, Newport attorney, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the Muehlenkamp funeral home, Newport. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery, Southgate.

Mrs. Scott, who was 77 years old, died Tuesday at Jewish Hospital, Cincinnati. She was a member of St. John Evangelical Church, Newport. HENRY DOAN.

Services for Henry Doan, retired iron construction worker who Tuesday at his home on MeMillan Drive, Independence, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow at Independence Baptist Church. Burial will be in Independence Cemetery. Friends may call at the Swindler funeral home, Independence, from 3 to 10 p.

m. today. Mr. Doan, who was 85 years old, was a native of Pendleton County. He was a member of Council 16, Junior Order United American Mechanics, Covington.

Surviving him are his widow, JAMES GRAVEN. Services for James Graven, LaMoura, N. former resident of Covington, who died Tuesday at the Army Base Hospital, Ft. Riley, will be held at 11 a. m.

tomorrow at the Allison and Rose funeral home, Covington. Burial will be in Highland Cemetery, Fort Mitchell. Mr. Graven, who was 37 years old, moved to North Dakota about four years ago. He was a member of the Army Reserve and was on an anannual two-week training period.

SUNDAY CLUB TO MEET. Kenton Sunday, Morning, at 1:30 The Club of p.m. Sunday at "Ray Hansel's cafe, Decoursey Pike, William Brann, Corresponding Secretary, announced yesterday. Plans for the annual picnic of the club which is to be held July 15 at the St. John Orphanage grounds will be discussed.

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Tel. HEmlock 5543 Public Assistance Workers Needed There are four vacancies in Kenton and Campbell Counties in the Public Assistance Division of the Department of Economic Security to be filled immediately. The salary for these positions is $180.00 per month and applicants must be High School Graduates and have either two years College or two years experience in working with the public. An automobile is required in the performance of the duties. Interested persons should report to Holmes High School Friday morning, June 29th, at 8 A.M.

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