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RMO Wednesday, January 23, Wl 1 1 II. 1 1 I.NQUKl MetroU-3 Death Notices Death Notices Death Notices Death Notices Obituaries Generals For morn toinpli'lo inlorniiition and address til lln the individual death notice Helen Jay, script writer She, husband collaborated on radio, BY STH VE HOFFMAN The Cincinnati Iuiquirer Helen Jay filled her life collaborating with her husband on radio and TV scripts, working as a school secretary and battling for tolerance for all people. A native of Boston, she moved to Cincinnati from New York City in 1947 when her husband, Verne R. Jay, joined WLW radio as an actor, writer and producer. Mrs.

Jay, 86, died Sunday at the Orthodox Jewish Home, Bond Hill, where she had lived since April, 1988. She was diagnosed with liver cancer a month ago. "The two dominant threads in my mother's life were a sense of humor and her tolerance for all people," said her daughter, Linda Brandt of Sunnyvale, a free-lance writer and editor. "My parents were a close-knit couple who collaborated on drama scripts and plays during their 46 years of marriage." Before she married Verne Jay, Mrs. Jay graduated from Boston Teachers College and worked as a kindergarten teacher.

They met at the Barn, a Beacon Hill community theater. During the 1940s, the Jays wrote radio scripts for such programs as The Shadow, Mr. and Mrs. North, Grand Central Station and Famous Jury Trials. They later wrote for television programs Gunsmokc and The Doctors.

In the 1970s, the couple wrote a book on mainstreaming the handicapped, but it was never published. The Jays also attempted to adapt it for a public television series. Mrs. Jay served more than 10 years as secretary in the Woodward High School library. "She was a lovely person, always kind to everybody and everybody loved her, but she would get very upset with people who derided the Jewish faith," said Anna Borchin of Erlanger, a retired Woodward librarian.

During their Cincinnati years, the Jays lived in Hyde Park, Bond Hill, Koselawn and Western Hills. Before Verne Jay's death in 1980 at age 79, they lived in Hillcrest Home for the Elderly, Roselawn. In addition to her daughter, Mrs. Jay is survived by a brother, Robert K. Golden of New York City, and a sister, Frances Nigrosh of Brookline, Mass.

A memorial service will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at Mayerson Hall, Hebrew Union College, 3101 Clifton Clifton. Memorials may be made to Jewish National Fund, 1811 Losantiville Suite 318, Cincinnati 45237. Estal F. Draut TV dramas a.m.

lhursday. burial New Cemetery. made to Rising Sun United Church of in care of the Mark Home, 327 North Ind. 47040. Boston, Mass and Judith Croot of Denver; two sisters, Jeannne Grimm of Rapid City, S.D., and Elaine Raffety of Poland, Ohio, and four grandchil dren.

Funeral service will be 1:30 p.m today at Elden A Good Funeral Home, 2620 Erie Hyde Park. made to the Shriners Goodman Cin Sudden Infant Death Elland and Bethcsda sell it and start another business, Draut said. But soon they would realize that running Ideal Restaurant was what they did best, and they would buy it back. For a time, Mr. Draut owned a creamery and a number of ice cream parlors in southern Indiana, his son said.

Ten years ago, Mr. Draut sold Ideal Restaurant and retired. This year he had moved to Dayton. Besides his son, he is survived by nine grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. Visitation will be 6 to 9 p.m.

today at the Markland-Denney Funeral Home, 327 North High Rising Sun. Funeral serv BY SMITA MADAN PAUL The Cincinnati Enquirer Estal F. Draut and his wife, Lydia, made a good living running a neighborhood business, the Ideal Restaurant in Rising Sun, Ind. "It was just a normal mom-and-pop restaurant," said their son, Charles F. Draut, of Dayton, Ohio.

Monday, Mr. Draut died at Kettering Memorial Hospital in Dayton. He was 88. His wife had died in June. For 30 years, many Rising Sun residents went to the Ideal for barbecue sandwiches, chicken dinners and T-bone steaks.

During the 1940s, "it was the place where all the 'in' people gathered after the basketball games," Draut said. It was always located on Main Street, although it changed buildings and owners several times, Draut said. Sometimes his parents would tire of working in the restaurant and they would IJKST William Carl, beloved husband ol the late Irene Josephine Best (nee Pricked), devoted lather ot William Best, Ruth Eas-terllng and Joan Busam, dear brother of Hnrrv. WaitAr mnii rn ime bimer Best, grandfa- mer 01 earoi Monahan, Nancy Selm, Ravmnnii FnilAlinn Ir Lynn Grote, Karen Easterllng arm ume ousam, also survived by nine great-grandchildren, one great-great-grandchild and numerous nieces and nephews, Sunday, January 70, 1991, Age 86 years. Resident of West-wood.

Funpml mruirA Thnr. day, 10 A at the Dalbert and wooarutt Funeral Home, 2B80 Boudinot Ave. at Queen City. Visitation Wednesday, 5 to 8 nn. wnn me P.

Queen City Lodge 69 service at 7:30 P.M. It so riptirpri. mpnwilt may be made to the P. Memorial Fund, 1900 Central 45214 BLACKBURN Agnes (Osborne), hplnveri wiia ot Jesse C. Blackburn.

rtr moiner ot Donald Blackburn, mother-in-law ot Lvnne Riju-k. burn, two nranrirhiirirAn Ucnn and Nathan, sister of Rose Keynoids, Ruth Nixon and William Osborne. Age 64. Visitation WedMKrijIV tha AAlniaa Funeral Home, 10385 New Ha ven 7-9 P.M. Funeral services Thursdav.

Januarv 24 at 11 A.M. If desired memorials may do eni io ine North Dearborn Indiana Rescue Unit. HLOIIMT Georae hplnvprf hnchjtnH nf Marcia Studen Blount. father of Amy Jane i nomas ana Kicnard Blount, nlm mruluaH hu lujn wiieri ana two or others. Tues day, January 22, 1991, Rest dent PleatA-lt Oirina Ma uitlt ina hour AAnwli Wuir am aamis episcopal tnurcn, Grand VIJIO AVB.

A. HArKfTIAn Er dav. Januwv a vi ka ea to ine aDove named church or th Amvrlrjrm fwar Owl. ety. Arrangements, Stanley nign runerai nome.

BRASHEAR Omar age 49 years, husband oi rmoa, lather ot Pat Peggy Norman and Dennis and David Braihpar. hrnth. er of Orga Hillman, Pansy ureen, James and George Brashear. Monday, January 21, 1991. Funeral service 10 in A.M.

Thursday, Cook Funeral nome, sunman, IN. Friends may call at the funeral hnm on Wednesday. BROWM Hollis, beloved father of Eliia- oetn warmack, Hollis Jean Duskin. Ruth noli AnH AJti-hAl Brown, beloved step-father of r-ean uixon ana Rose Jones, fond father -in-law nf kthv Brown, Richard Warnwk mrf josepn Duskin also sur- vivea oy great-aunt Mattie Rosen. IS aranrirhilrfrpn mht greatgrandchildren, two great-great-grandchildren, and a host of other relatives and friends all of Cincinnati ry 1991 In his 71st year.

nnemor ai rvir i P.M.. Hall-Jnrrian Fnnral Home, 2625 Gilbert Avenue, xev uzen Freeman officiating. BRUCE Artls. Funeral services today. 1 P.M.

Visitation 12 noon, at Colin Mortuary. BUTLER Madelaine Hooa fnee Kannni wite ot the late Robert C. But ler, dear mother of vViiiam and James C. Butler, Tom and Mark Mocahbe ml th li Carol Ann Mocahbee, sister ot teieste Huddieston, Mayree Kaelin, Jean Dlckman of Largo, FL. and the late Martha Kn.

pen, also survived by nine granacniiaren and five greatgrandchildren. Tuesday, Januarv 22, 1991 A no ut vpvi Friends mav rail At Niirr Rrnt runerai Home, 6050 Montgomery Road, Pleasant Ridge, Thursdav. SlntPM M. rA Christian Burial, Friday, 10 bt our Mother ot Sor rowl Church Infprmpnl CI Mary's Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the American cancer society.

COLLINS Elizabeth was horn in Hnnnni vide, GA to Marlah Jane and Clinton PhiKips on January 22, 1892, she deoarted thii life Jan. uary 19, 1991 at 3:44 PM In University Hospital at the age or va tmabetn was preceded death by her husband Twvman Comm. th ai iu last of her nine sisters and brothers. Elizabeth is survived by nephews Thomas Phillips (Marilyn) of Columbus, OH, nieces Clarlne Horton of Cincinnati, Beatrice Bowen of Atlanta, GA, Elizabeth Reeder (Clyde) ot Columbus, OH and a host ot other relatives and friends. Friends may call at Renfro Funeral Service, inr 647 Forest Avondale, Thursday from 6 PM.

until time ot funeral teruira P.M. Rev. Bernard rrAuifnrH olllclating. Interment Friday, 10 w.ivi, union baptist Cemetery DrSARRO Paul beloved hulhanri nl Vlr. ginia (nee Bludau), devoted sieptatner ot Donna Randolph, dear son of John and the late Fannie DeSarro, dear brother ot Janice DiPetriHo of Hawthorne, NJ, grandfather of Shawn, Joey and Andrea Randolph, uncle ot Cynthia, John, MariSSa.

Janine JinH Amhar nephew of Dillie Gaylord and Rose Quartchoccl. Monday, January 21, 1991. Resident ot Sorinodale Formerly nf ctA.k benville, OH. Mr DeSarro was an Amateur HAM Radio Operator using the handle WBBMRL, was a rehabilitation counselor tor the State ot Ohio, for 25 years. Member ot a Blind Bowling League, Moose Lodae and St Hpipni rhurrt, aH in Dayton, also a member ol Maple Knoll Senior Citi zens center.

Mr. DeSarro taped music and old radio ri. als and sent It to other handi capped people all over the country. In his profession, he not only counseled the Mind rait also secured employment tor signtiess and was active in the A I an activity group for the blind Frlorvii iruv rii at the Vorhis Funeral Home, 11365 Sprlmfield Pike. Snrinn.

dale, 6 to 1 p.m., Wednesday Mass of Christian Burial, 10 A M. Thursday. January 24, at St. Gabriel Church, Glendale Graveside Committal Service, 2 PM Frlrijkw in Ml riuu-u Cemetery, SteubenvlUe, OH JONES Lillie beloved mother ol Joeylene Young, dear suter ot Rose Harp, and Henry jones, granarnother ol Scott, Lisa Angela Younu Monday, January 21, 199) Age 72 Visitation J. Meyer Sons Colonial Funeral Home, 36 Warsaw Ave Thursday 5-6 30 P.M, followed by Christian service at 6.J0 p.m.

KAISER Bernard beloved husband ol Martha K. Kaiser (nee Davis devoted father of Mrs. Diane Marks and Mrs. Dona Carroll, dear brother of Cecilia Feicht ner, Marie Runnebaum, George and Al, also survived by six grandchildren, Monday, January 21, 1991, Resident of College Hill lormerly ot St Ber nard. Friends may call at the Hodapp Funeral Home, 6041 Hamilton College Hill, Fri day from 9 A M.

to 10 30 A followed by Mass of Christian Burial St. Richard's Church, 2021 North Bend College Hill at II A Remembrances may be made lo SI. Aloysius urpnanage, 4zi Heading Rd. 45237 or the Bob Hope House, P.O. BOX 31155, 45231.

KATZ Sidney 75. lormerlv nf On, cinnati; beloved husband ol Thelma Katz; devoted lather ol Sherl Katz, Bill Katz and the late Ronald Katz; dear brother of Irwin Katz and the late Es ther Rubin, Maurice and Harry Katz; loving grandfather ot Lorl, Scott and Duffy Wigman, Lvne. Allison and Trareu Mmu. er, Gabriel and Geotlrey Katz. Services Well Funeral Home, 3901 Reading Rd.

on Thursday, Januarv 24 at 10 A Mnnwi. al services al the home of Sherl Katz, Thursdav evenina at 7 P.M. Memorial contributions lo the American Cancer Sorietv would be appreciated, KLEIN Carl beloved husband nf Wiu ma Klein (nee Summrall), be loved tamer ot William, Thomas and John Klein, dear steo-father of Jlmmv unri iiu Sebastian and dear brother ol Anthony and Victor Klein and Ann Rabe, also survived by eiaht grandchildren. Reslripnre Covington, KY. Monday, Janu ary ii, mi, Age years.

Prayers Thursday, January 24 at the Middendorl-Buiiork rnv. Ington Funeral Home, 917 Main si. at a m. interment St John Cemetery. Visitation Thursdav 9 A M.

until Pr avert Memorials to the American Cancer Society, 4130 Dixie Erlanger, KY 41010 wouia De appreciated. KLOCKE James beloved son ol An thony and Eleanor (nee Faeth) Kkxke, loving fiancee of Anne Dorsaz of Switzerland, devoted brother ot Mrs. Robert (Mar garet) Nawaianiec, Mrs. Jo seph (Elaine) Wilhelm and Thomas (Debbie) Klocke. also survived by one niece and six nephews.

Suddenly, Monday, January 21, 1991. Age 31 vears tn San Francisco, CA Formerly ot Wyoming, OH. Visitation with family and Mass ot Chris tian Burial at St. James ol the Valley Church, 411 Springfield Pike, Wyoming, Friday, with times in Thursday's Enquirer and Post Remembrances may be made to St. James ol the Valley Church, or charity of donor's choice.

Hodapp Funeral Home, Carthage, serving the ramiiy. LEWIS Paul R. Ol Batavla. Age 78 vears. Husband ol the lata Frances Moore Lewis, devoted lather ol Paula Farmer, Colleen Prlcketl, Kenneth, Glenn and Pam A.

Lewis, dear brother ol Helen Mornan and Nell Mnnre 13 grandchildren and five area! grandchildren Wuiroi wil be held Friday, II A M. at ine Moore Funeral Homes, 225 Soring Street. Balavia. whr the lamtlv wil receive frinH Irom 7 until 9 M. Thursday, wirn xottisn Kite King service ana Hatavia f-ilam ni m-u ice at I M.

Thursday. MCGOVNEY WMam Neil, DeWill, Ml lormerly ol OH, born July 25, 1910 In Seaman, OH to James and Grace P. (Seamjini McGovney, died January 20, 1991 in St. John's, Ml al the age ol 80. Funeral services wil be held Thursdav.

Jannjirw A M. at the DeWitt Community Lnurcn, jus webb Road with the Rev. Frederick C. Nose, Pastor offifiattnn rwu, services win be held Friday, January 25, 3 at Cherry Fork Cemetery, Cherry Fork, OH with the Rev Dnn Potortnn officiating Those desiring may mane comriDUTions 10 the De-Wilt Community Church or to the Hazel I. Findlay Country Manor, 1101 Scotl Road, SI.

John's, Ml 48879 in memory of Mr. McGovney. The was served by the Gorsline-Runciman DeWilt Chapel, 111 S. Franklin, DeWitt, Ml 48820. MCKENZIE Carl beloved husband ol Mildred G.

McKenzie (nee Meier dear lather ol Wayne McKenzie ol Bright, IN, Carl K. McKenzie, Somerset, KY and Janet L. Keene of Union kv also tour grandchildren Monday, January 21, 1991. Age 78 years. Lifelong employee of Billboard Puhliihirui Cn C.mi services II A Friday at the Bridgetown cnurcn ol Christ where visitation wil be held from 10-11 am day, I M.

at Somerset Ceme tery, memorials to Gideon International, 7410 Jager CI, 45730 or ewk FnOar thAl. ship Fund. 684 Sandal CI Cincinnati, 45248 Neidhard Mioges Funeral Home handling arrangements. Ml'RPHY Donald, beloved husband ol Janle Lewis Murphy, dear lather ot Donald Jr. and Donna Newhouse, also five aranrtrtui.

dren, brother ol Jack, Danny, Maicoim, Douglas and Mildred Murphv. Visitation Thotrtau 6-9 at the Freedom Christian Center, 621 Erie Hwy Hamilton, OH Funeral services Friday, January 25 at the church at 10 30 am Rose Hd Cemetery II desired, memorials may be sent to the Freedom Christian Center Minoes Funeral Mnm 367-4544, PARKER Geneva Inec King), beloved wile ot the late Samuel Park or, loving molher ol Margie, Thomas and Michael, dear sister ol Dolly Fisher, Ann Mae Stamper, Harold, Charles and Miltord King, the late atherine Turner, hall sister ot Sheila king Thomas, sister -in law of Michael Parker, aKo survived by seven grandchildren. Monday, January 21, 1991. Age 65 years Funeral from the John J. Radel Funeral Home.

Nnph Delhi, Friday, January 25th ni iu a.m. t-riends may call Thursday, January 24th from 4 9 P.M. Burial Spring Grove emeiery. PERSON Nathan, Jr the beloved son of Nathan, Sr. and Barbara, brother ot Dante, Carl, Chanda and Carazon Person, a host of other relatives and friends Visitation Friday, II A M.

until time ot service I P.M. Colin Mortuary POE Irvin C. beloved hiKhxnrf nl Ruth Lyon Poe (nee Kramer), oevoieo tather of Don Knight, stepfather ot Betty, Edward and James Lyon and Jean Sweet, dear grandfather of six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren, brother ol Grace Dodson, uncle ol James uoason and Vlrgie McGee rcesraeni ot it. Bernard. Mon day, Januarv 71.

1991 Ane i Friends may call at the Imwalle Memorial, 4811 Vine Street, St. Bernard, Thursday, Irom 12:30 M. with funeral services at 2 M. Member of St. Bernard's F.O.E.

31162. Memorials may be made to Central Ohio Parkinson's Society, 3166 Redding Koaa, coiumous, 43221, SCHALK Albert husband of the late Anna Luebberst Schalk, devoted lather ol Evelyn Fieglein, Alberta Weber, Ruth Hines, Ethel Wright and the late Thomas Schalk, dear brother of Peter Schalk, also survived bv 22 arannVhildren anrf 74 greatgrandchildren. Tuesday, January it, iwi. Age 88 years Friends mav call at the Thai A. Miller Sons Funeral Home Hamilton Ave.

at Knowlton Northside, Thursday Irom 5-8 PM Mass ol Christian Burial at St Boniface Church, North- side, Friday at 10 A If de sired, memorial contributions may be directed to the Beck man Parents Council. SCHNEIDER Alvin beloved hmhAnH nl Katherine Sweet Schneider and the late Hazel Chamberlain Schneider, step-lather of JoAnn Acomb. hrnthAr nl I nr etta Insminoer. Rnhprt Vhni. der and the late Julius, Clarence.

Burt rhnr1ir anri Virginia Smith Tuesday, Janu ary mi zephyr Hills, FL Friends may call at the Vitt Stermer Funeral Home, 4619 Delhi, Thursday 5 8 PM. Fu neral Mass Friday, Our Lady ol Victory Church at 10 A If desired, contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society or the American Heart Association. SCHOMAKER Robert beloved husband ol Catherine VhnmAknr in Heard), devoted father ot Rob- err j. and Richard J. Schomak-er, dear brother of Frank Scho-maker.

Uvm bvu, uui Rosemary Wolf, loving grand- 01 inree grandchildren Monday. Jamiarv IOQ1 Dak. ident ol Ft. Thomas, KY. Age it.

nnaiS ot Christian Burial 10 Thursday, St. Thomas Church. Ft ThnmMt VititAtinn Wednesday S-8 P.M., Dobbling runerai nome, i-t. i nomas SNOWDEN Michael C. beloved son of wicnaei and Carol Snowden loving brother of rhrittnnhj Jason and Sarah, beloved fiance of Michelle Jordon, loving granason ol William and Mary anowoen and Emmert Berns Freshman student at Col leqe ol Business January 20, ivvi.

Friends mav call Thin dav 6 8 PM i ih uiif a Stermer Funeral Home Harrison Ave Mass will he Fri. day at 10 A at SI. Aloysius Lnurcn. II desired, contributions mav be made to in Lite of Greater Cincinnati, 1802 Gafbraith Rd or the Cincin nati Police Otticers Memoria Fund, FOP Lodoe 9 1900 Central Pkwy 45214. SPIVEY Carolyn Ann, devoted daughter ot Broadus and Rebecca Spiv-ey, loving sister of Broadus Spivey Ronald Spivey, Lillie Johnson, Earnestine Spivey and Brenda Soivev.

also survived by three nieces, two nephews, one sister-in-law and a host ot aunts, uncles, cousins, other relatives and friends January IB, 1991 Funeral Iu held Saturday, 11AM, Lincoln ncigms Baptist Church 9991 Wayne Ave Rev FrAilrim Piphus, pastor officiating i-nenas may cal Saturday at the church Irom 10 A until lime ol service Interment Spring Grove Cemetery. Arrangements by HaH Jordan Fu-her al Home, STIERER Beatrice Beloved sister ol the late Florence Stierer. Tues day, January 22, 1991 Resi dence Hyde Park Funeral services at Spring Grove Memorial Mausoleum, Thursday, January 24th at 2 Memo rials may be directed to the charity ol your choice tlclen A Good Funeral Home in charge ot arrangements. STONEBRAKER Gertrude 87 Ot Aurora Be loved wite of the late Aitonso Stonebraker. Tuesday, at Dills- boro Manor, Services Thurs day, 2 PM.

Alliance Church Visitation Wednesday, 5 lo 9 PM. Ruflman Funeral Home Survived by a son Larry ot Aurora, also two daughters Mariene Manlord ot Aurora and La Verne WiHiams ol St Petersburg, FL, a sister Mary Henry ot Aurora and live grandchildren Memorials to the Aliance Church or the Au rora Emergency Unit ices will be there ll will be in Rising Sun Memorials may be Life Squad or First Christ in Rising Sun land-Denney Funeral High Rising Sun, fiiiinral (lirm.lor rider to hidow, NAMK TIV1K Bf ST, William Carl 10 00 A BIACKBURN, Acmes 11:00 A.M. BIOUNT, George N. 6:30 M. BKASHFAR, Omar P.

10 30 A.M. BROWN, Hollis 7:00 P.M. BRUCE, Artis 1:00 P.M. BUTLER, Madelaine Hope 1000 A M. COLLINS.

Elizabeth 700P M. DeSARRO, Paul 10 00 A DISQIJEJomesF. 10 00 A PODS. RohertT. DORRELL, MaryS, 2 00 M.

ElllOTT, Anna 100 P.M. GANGLOff, James 10:30 AM. GERTZMAN, SamH. HARSLEY, Martha E. HOOBLER, John T.

M. HOPPENJANS, Elizabeth HOWARD, Louis S. JONES, LillieM. 6:30 P.M. KAISER, Bernard H.

1 1 :00 A M. KATZ, Sidney H. 10 00 A.M. KLEIN, Carl S. 1 1 :30 A.M.

KLOCKE, JamesA. LEWIS, Paul R. 1 1:00 A.M. MCGOVNEY, William Neil 3 00 PM. MCKENZIE, Corl V.

1 1 00 A M. MURPHY, Donald 10 30 A M. PARKER, Genevo 10 00 A M. PERSON, Nathan, Jr. 1:00 P.M.

POE. IrvinC 2 00 PM. SCHALK, AlbertD SCHNEIDER, Alvin S. SCHOMAKER, Robert F. SNOWDEN, Michael C.

Jr. 10 00 A.M. SPIVEY, Corolyn Ann 1 1 00 A STIERER, Beatrice I 2 00 STONEBRAKER, Gertrude 200PM THORNTON, Myrtle B. 11:00 A.M. TURNER, InoG.

VODDE, Dole 1 1 00 A VOLTERMAN, Mory WILCOX, Virginia Bell WINSTEAD, Isabella C. Death Notice DISQUE James beloved husband of Peggy Hornbach Dlsque, father of Nancy Yenke, Patricia Fetd-man, Diane Walnscott, Mary Goard, Katharine, Michete, David James Joseph P. and me late Robert Dlsque, brother of Charles George Paul v. and the late William L. and John E.

Dlsque, also survived by eight grandchildren. Tuesday, January 22, 1991. Visitation at the Gilligan Funeral Home, Montgomery at Gal-braith, Thursday trom 5-1 P.M. Funeral Mass at St. Saviour Church, Friday at 10 A M.

DODS Robert beloved husband of Mary Neises Dods, dear brother of Art Dods, dear grandfather of three and great-grandfather of four. Monday, January 21, 1991. Age Resi dence Florence, KY. Prayers WW be Saturday, 9 30 A Henry Llnnemann Sons Funeral Home, Covington. Friends may call Friday 5-1 P.M.

Interment win be in Hopewell Cemetery, uncinnatl. DORRELL Mary 96, ot Rising Sun, IN. Services Thursday, 2 P.M, at the Markland-Denney Funeral Home. Visitation from 1 P.M until time ot service. Survived by two daughters Martha Hockett ol Terre Haute, IN and Nancy Voli of Cincinnati, OH.

Memorials to the Rising Sun Life Squad. ELLIOTT Anna (nee Evans), 97 of Ft. Thomas, Monday, January 21 Beloved wife of the late R. "Jim" Elliott, dear mother of Elizabeth E. "Betty" McCros- ky, loving sister of the late Rush Ervin Evans, Richard Ev ans and Kay Evans Hunnicutl, grandmother of Elliott and John McCrosky ol California and lour great grandchildren.

Services I Friday, January 25 at the Turner Son Funeral Home, 602 High Hillsboro, OH. There wil be no visitation. GANGLOFF James beloved husband ol Helen Ganglolt (nee Ultsch), dear father of Mrs. Rick (Judith Anne) Kikjore, Mrs, Steven (Helen Merle Ruten- ichroer, James Charles W. and William Ganglolt.

father-in-law ol Patty and Barb Ganglolt, son-in-law ol Alma Schwalbach, brother ot Ruth Grtenia, Patricia Meyer, Rita Costello, Dorothy Cullen, Charles, Edward and David Ganglolt, also survived by II grandchildren. Sunday, January 20, 1991. Age 6) years. Mass ot Christian Burial, St. Aloysius Goniaga Church, 4366 Bridgetown Rd, 4521 1, Thursday, January 24 at 10 30 A.M.

Friends may cal at the Gump-Holt Funeral Home, 3440 Glenmore Ave, Cheviot, Wednesday trom 4 to 9 P.M II to desired, memorials may be made lo the above Church Memorial Fund. THORNTON Myi tie B. (nee Kkirktl Saturday. January 19, 1991 Age 80 years, Kesidont ol Mt Healthy. She was prereded in death by her husband Daniel W.

Thornton. Survived by daugh-ter lnlaw Mary Y. Ihornton and step-sun Robert Ihornton, She was a member of the Order ol the Eastern Star, Fair-mount Chapter 352. Funeral services will be II A.M., Wednesday, January 23 at the Hawthorne-Bowles Funeral Home, 7830 Hamilton Mt, Healthy. Memorials if so desired may be directed to the Eastern Star Home of Hamilton County, 1630 West North Bend Rd 45724 Burial In Arlington Memorial Gardens.

TURNER kia 76 Moores Hil, IN. Died January 22. Service 10 AM. Friday, Sibbett-Moore Funeral Home, Moore Hill. Visitation 69 Thursday.

Survivors, husband Louis, son Doug, daughter Sue Pillow, one brother, two sisters, II grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Memorials Rescue 4. VODDE Dale devoted lather of Dale, Ronald, Denise and Gary Vodde, Thresia Dykes and Brenda Gentry, also survived by eight grandchildren, one great-grandson and Patricia McKinney. Sunday, January 20, 1991. Residence Western Hills.

Age 66 years Funeral services at the Neidhard Funeral Home, 7401 Hamilton Mt. Healthy, Friday, January 25 at 11 A.M. Visitation at the funeral home Thursday evening trom 61 PM. It desired, memorials may be made lo the Arthritis Foundation. VOLTERMAN Mary (nee Rindsberg), beloved wite ol the late Frank (Snow) Volterman, loving mother of Ben Schwartt and Grace Plagge and the late Joseph and Meivm Schwartz, dear sister ol Albert Rindsberg and the late Jake Rindsberg, also survived by 13 grandchildren, 35 great-grandchildren and four great -great -grandchildren.

Monday, January 2), 1991 at 92 years ot age No visitation. Services at the convenience of the family Memorials may be made to Hospice of Cincinnati, 619 Oak 45706 B.J. Meyer Sons (Overlook) Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. WILCOX Virginia Bel Randall, age 81 of Highlands, NC, died Tuesday, January 22nd at her residence. She was a native of Atlanta, GA The family moved lo her lather's home, In Cincinnati, OH, in 1919.

She graduated from Walnut Hiis Classical Preparatory High School in 1977 as Valedictorian of her class. Between 1977 and 1931 Mrs Wilcox attended Western College in Miami, OH, The University of Wisconsin, Rofkns College, Winter Park, FL, and Vanderbilt College In Nashville, TN. She and Mr Wilcox were married in 1932 Cincinnati where she was a social worker with Cincinnati Associated Chanties and Welfare Department until 1935 In 1936 Jack and Virginia Wilcox and their eldest daughter moved to Highlands, NC. Surviving are two daughters, Jeremy Wilcox Carrol and Col-Hn Wilcox Paxton both ot Highlands, NC and by five grandchil-dren and three great-grandchildren. Memorials may be made to the Highlands Studio, Filth and South Street, Highlands, NC 28741 or to the Highlands Emergency Council Highlands, NC 28741 A family memorial wil be held at a later date in Highlands, NC.

WINSTEAD Isabella C. (nee Curwin), beloved wife of Tom Win-stead, sister ol Henry Corwin, also survived by several nieces and nephews Sunday, January 20, 1991 No visitation Private services al the convenience of the family Thomas Memorial charge ot arrangements. (World War I Vet World War I Vet Korean Veteian 'Vietnam Vote, en 'Armed Forces 10 Monuments RESOLD FUNERAL HOME 1 L. jilFl 'j iuer Vases 3700 01 1 NMOflf Mt 8700 20 AnnouncMitnU B0L10N LUNSFORD A Golden Kuie Funeral Home J04y Har rison Ave 661-4059 Jamison Jamison Jr Inc. westfcng tvanslon 721 1616 961 7544 Muehlenkami) Erschell 26I-80V3 Newport, Ft Ihoma: lutein SCHMIDT DHONAU REAPING SHAkONVILLE 948 I1IJ va-1 1 13 T.

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25 Vitt Stermer Jon. 26 Hall-Jordan Jan 24 FldenA Good Jan 24 Rullman (Aurora, INI Jan. 23 Hawthorne-Bowles (Ml. Heolthyl Jan. 25 Sibbett-Moore IMoores Hill IN) Jon.

25 Neidhord B.J. Meyer Sons (Over look) Highlands, NC Thomas Memorial Death Notices GERTZMAN Sam 91, In San Diego, CA, beloved husband of Anne (nee Waldman), dear father of Gilda (Mrs. Leonard) Servetter ol San Diego and the late Shirley Fishman, loving grandfather of six grandchildren, two great grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild, also survived by his brother Louis Gertimen ol Cincinnati. Mr. was formerly with t.F.

Hutton stockbrokers. Funeral services and burial look place January 22, 1991 In San Diego, CA. Memorial contributions to Operation Exodus, the Jewish Federation, Cincin nati, OH (Attn: Elliot Karp) would be appreciated. HARSLEY Martha E. (nee Stafford), be loved wite ot the late Auley C.

Harsley, loving mother of Zel- ma Hotel, Virginia Rank, Leroy Horsley, Kenneth, Bin and Reba Harsley and the late Mabel Molt, Wilbur and Ivan Harsley, grandmother ol 19 grandchildren, greatgrandchildren, 22 great-great-grandchildren. Tuesday, January 21, 1991. Age 103 Friends may can at the Vill Stermer Funeral Home, 4619 Delhi, Thursday 7-9 PM. Funeral service Friday, January 25 at 12 Noon. II des contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society.

HOOBLER John beloved husband of Jane Hoobter (nee Pachoud) and lather ol Thomas Hoob- ler and Jerome J. Hoobler, also survived by six grandchildren. Tuesday, January 72, 1991. Mass ol Christian Burial at Holy Angels Church, Thursday, January 24 at 10 A M. Friends may cal al Geo.

Rohde Son Funeral Home, Linwood Delta Mt. Lookout, Wednesday trom 5 until 7 P.M. It desired, contributions may be made to the charity ol your choice HOPPENJANS Elizabeth "Betty" (nee Reinin-ger), beloved wife ot Robert Hoppenians, devoted mother of Barbara McCarthy, Nancy and Robert C. Hoppenians, three grandchildren. Sunday, January 20, 1991.

Residence Lakeside Park, KY. Age 66 years. Memorial Mass Thursday, January 24 at Blessed Sacrament Church al 7 M. Middendorl-Bullock Funeral Home, 917 Main Covington, KY In charge ol arrangements. No visitation.

Entombment St. Mary Mausoleum. Memorials are suggested lo the Passionlst Convent, 1151 Donaldson Erlanger, KY 4I0H. HOWARD Louis age 41, died In Tucson, AZ, January 15, 1991, son ol Magdalene and Elmer Eugene Howard, husband ol Carolyn, lather ot Dianna Chambers, brother ol Katherine Augustine, Constance Terruso, Paul Howard. Stephanie Saenz, Mark Howard, Anthony Howard and Susan Crawlord.

Ruth Louise Blase Gast BY KEVIN O'HANLON The Cincinnati Enquirer For Ruth Louise Blase Gast, family came first, especially her grandchildren. Mrs. Gast, 69, died Sunday of a heart attack at her Mount Lookout home. "She was involved with the grandchildren pretty much all the time," said her husband, Hamilton. "They called her up all the time.

So did her nieces and nephews. They called her "A.R." for Aunt Ruth." Mrs. Gast was active in the Kilgour School PTA from 1951 to 1963, where she was instrumental in getting a foreign language program in the curriculum. She also helped establish the Cincinnati chapter of the Epilepsy Foundation. For a time she operated the blood bank for the 1st Masonic District Officers Association.

Besides her husband, Mrs. Gast is survived by a son, William C. Gast of Cincinnati; two daughters, Pamela Holmes of Ruth Gast Memorials can be Burns Institute, 202 cinnati 45219, or the Syndrome Alliance, avenues, Cincinnati 45229. Cincinnati begins search for lost gas-station tanks Many may be leaking; costly cleanup possible Gunn said he knows there are old fuel tanks at Lunken Airport, most firehouses and many city parks, such as Ault, Alms and French. New tanks are made of fiberglass, but the old ones are steel, which can give way after about 20 years.

The city became alarmed about LUST after tanks kept popping up during con struction projects, Gunn said. One such discovery last year in Madisonviile cost more than $100,000 to fix. A typical job would cost $30,000 to BY SCOTT BURGINS The Cincinnati Enquirer The hunt for LUST begins today. LUST is the eye-catching industrial acronym for Leaking Underground Storage Tanks rusting hulks from long-gone gas stations and fuel stops that may be leaking into the environment. Cincinnati officials suspect there are at least 40 such tanks, buried on city-owned land.

All of them need a closer look and at least 25 should be removed promptly, according to a report issued in September by Michael Gunn, assistant to the city manager. To dig them up and clean any spills would cost a minimum of $1 million and possibly several times that, city records show. "We know we have a problem we don't know the extent of it," said Gunn, head of the city's division of employee safety and risk management. Today, a city contractor starts tracking down the tanks. Bruck, Hartman Esposi-to Inc.

will use state records, fire-departments files and the memories of longtime city employees in the search, said Lou Bruck, vice president of field operations. During the next month they hope to find out what's inside the tanks and determine which ones need work first, he said. Most of the tanks held from 300 to 1,000 gallons of gasoline, diesel fuel or oil. Some were half-filled when they were abandoned, and in many cases they were forgotten before city acquired the land. Elections chief wants $150,000 computer BY KEVIN O'HANLON $70,000, with troublesome spots climbing over $100,000.

The biggest expense is dumping the contaminated soil in a landfill, which can run $500,000 for 10,000 cubic-yards, Gunn said. A budget for the total project will be submitted for next year. "I would be surprised if they didn't have some kind of minor problems with at least one-fourth of their tanks," said Bob Ireson, bureau chief of the State Fire Marshall's office in Columbus. It is difficult to assess whether the public is at risk from the tanks, Ireson said. Even the worst leaks would be unlikely to reach local water taps because almost all Cincinnatians get their drinking water from the Ohio River, not underground sources, he said.

There is a threat from explosion or from just inhaling the fumes, but serious leaks probably would have been spotted by now as they escaped through sewers, Ireson said. "Still, they're not safe to just be left there," he said. report Nov. 6 elections results. Swafford said the problem started when her office was swamped Election Day by more than 1,300 people who showed up to vote under a new state law for people who had moved but had not notified the Board of Elections.

"We never in any way anticipated we'd have the numbers of people coming to the Board of Elections" to vote, she said. Also, a tape containing the vote totals from each of Hamilton County's 1.009 precincts contained an error and had to be reprocessed. The result? Hamilton County did not report its election results to the Ohio secretary of state until nearly 3 a.m. the day after the election. Cuyahoga County, which has about l'j times the population of Hamilton County and uses a computer system similar to the one Swafford wants, reported its vote totals bv 10:30 p.m.

on Election Day. Swafford said the new computer equipment would eliminate having to put election re sults from c.kh p. Cviiu onto magnetic tape before bung fed into a computer to 1h' counted. Sieve Chabot, county commission piesident. said new equipment is needed but the county might have treble finding the money to pay for it.

Commissioners icceiitly ordered cuts to ihc county's 1991 budget to avoid a $24 million dt'lkit. Swaffoid nn.ifgal for Cuyahoga Cotrtv Viri to demons! iu- 'Vi-- rf i eijuipnYut he OuV" "r' -V in i i The Cincinnati Enquirer Officials say $150,000 worth of new computer equipment would eliminate a repeat of the vote-counting fiasco that occurred in Hamilton County during November's election. Pam Swafford. director of the county Board of Elections, told county commissioners Tuesday the money is needed to replace ballot-counting equipment that is 17 years old. Hamilton County was the last of Ohio's 88 counties to.