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I August 19, 1951 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER News Section- -Page 23 WOMAN OF 59 Kills Mother Of Two "And Wounds Man Who Tries To Intervene, Pennsylvania Detective Declares. Monaca, Aug. 18-(AP)-A 59-year-old woman signed a statement admitting that she shot and killed a mother of two children and seriously wounded the victim's brother-in-law, Detective Michael Kane of Beaver County said today. The victim of the early morning shooting, Kane said, was Mrs. Iva McKelvey, 33, New Brighton.

Mrs. McKelvey's brother-in-law, Thomas McKelvey, was wounded in his neck and arm and is a patient at Rochester Hospital. Kane said Mrs. Dora Gamble admitted the shootings. "Mrs.

Gamble told us she shot Mrs. McKelvey and that she fired at when he attempted to intervene. The shooting climaxed an argument," Kane said. Kane said McKelvey had lived at Gamble home several years and that yesterday he brought his sister-in-law the residence. The detective added: "Mrs.

Gamble is being held and will be charged with murder in connection with Mrs. McKelvey's death and with felonious shooting in the wounding of McKelvey." 1500 Babies Enter Show; Winners Named At Zoo Five hundred babies competed yesterday in baby contests at the Zoo Food and Home Show. They were in two groups, six months to one old and one to two years old." Winners in the younger group were: First prize, Stephanie Lynn Johnston, eight months, daughter Mr. and Mrs. John Johnston, 596 Orchard View Delhi Hills; second prize, Kenneth James Hare, 10 months, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Cletus Hare, 5126 Section Norwood; third prize, Bernard Rehkamp 10 months, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Rehkamp, 2843 In the Shaffer older group, Westwood. winners we were: First prize, Robert Folzenlogen months, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Folzenlogen, 6461 Hammel Golf Manor; second prize, Kathleen and Karen Bar14-month twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. W. Paul Barnett, 1247 Quebec Price Hill; third prize, Edward A.

Rowekamp, Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Rowekamp's son who won first prize in the younger group in last year's show. They live at 3231 Glenmore Westwood.

Journeys End Baudinot FochtBlack Nuckols Bleichart we Franklin Boyer Fugazzl Brickler Garttmann Brenckman Chatman Girten Clark Grassmuck Cook Grear Cornn Greber Cosbey Grome Culp Hadden Engelhart Hall Dean Herzog Domsher Heslin Dunham Huwel Dunkman Jennings A man can receive nothing, except it be given him from Heaven. (Copr. 1951, John Howard Harris) BAUDINOT-Louise (nee Telgheder), beloved wife of the late Albert Baudinot, formerly of St. Bernard at the residence of Mrs. Louise Manker, 3706 Drake Hyde Park, Saturday, August 18, 1951; aged 88 years.

Friends may call at the Imwalle Memorial, 4811 Vine St. Washington, St. Bernard, Monday, between 4 and 10 P. M. Services TuesAugust 21 at 2 P.

M. BLACK Logan, beloved husband of Clara Belle Black (nee Clawson), Thursday, August 16, 1951; residence, Arcanum, Oh.o, devoted father of Jerry and Ellen Black, survived by his mother Jeanette Black, brother of Oscar, Dima, Lester Cordus and Walter Black, Mrs. Sam New and Oscar Boian. Friends may call at the Filer funeral home, West Manchester, Ohio, after 12 noon Saturday," August 18. Funeral services will be held at Filer funeral home Sunday, August 19, at 1 P.

M. Burial at New Burlington, Ohio. BLEICHART-Catherine Cline, wife of the late Charles Edward Bleichart, mother of Mrs. Otto Prickett and the late Charles John Blelchart, and grandmother of Charlotte Holt, Alice Martin, and Shirley Ann, Melvin, Otto and Robert Saturday, August 18, 1951: residence, 1420 Pleasant St. Funeral from the Witt, Good Kelsch funeral home, 3026 Madison Hyde Park, at Oakley Square, Tuesday, August 21, at 10:30 A.

M. Friends may call Monday after 4 P.M. BOXER--Wilbur (Boo-sty) son of the late John and Laura Gross Boyer, Friday, August 17, 1951; residence, 4831 Whetsel Madisonville. Friends may call' at the Thomas funeral home, 4418 Whetsel Sunday after. 1 P.

M. Services Monday, August 20, at 3 P. M. BRENCKMAN-Benjamin, Friday, August 17, 1951 at his residence, 1371 Myrtle Ave. Funeral services at the Gilligan 111- neral home, Woodburn at Lincoln, Tuesday, August.

21 at 2:30 P. M. Friends may call Monday after 4 P. BRICKLER--Fred, beloved husband of Freda Brickler (nee Foertsch) and dear father of Frederick, Edward, Herbert, George and Paul Brickler, Friday, August 17, 1951: at residence, Woeste and Flat Woods Alexandria, Ky. Services at the Muchlenkamp, funeral home, Alexandria, Monday, August 20, at 2 P.

M. Friends may call after P. M. Sunday. CHATMAN-Irene D.

beloved Chatman mother and of William D. and Robert Mrs. William Maxstadt and Tuthill, daughter Friday, of Mr. and 17, Mrs. 1951: residence, 1242 Delta Charles August Friends call at.

George H. Ave, Rohde Son may funeral home, Linwood and Delta Sunday after at 4 P. A. M. M.

ServIces Monday, August 20 11 CLARK- the late L. George (nee N. Pille), Clark, beloved dear mother of Mrs. Jesse W. Applegate, G.

Clark; Mrs. Frank E. Crossen and Frank Pille: also Melvin survived by 11 grandchildren, 15 greatsister of Edward and child: passed away Friday, August 17, grandchildren and 1 great-great-grand1951; Kennedy residence Heights. Friends may call Montgomery Monday after 4 P. M.

at the Kleb Ihlendorf funeral home, 3900 Montgomery Rd. Services Tuesday, August Alexandria 21, at 10:30 A. M. Interment (Ky.) Cemetery. COOK--George beloved husband of Luella Cook (nee 'Phillips) and father of Edward, Larry and Earl Homer Cook.

Mrs. Bessie Niemoeller and Mrs. Jean Hosner, Thursday, August 16, 1951; residence. 1725 Vine St. Friends may call at the Nurre Bros, Mortuary, 1564 Elm Sunday, from 3 to 10 P.

M. Funeral services Monday, August 20 at 10 A. M. CORNN- Cora B. (nee Jones beloved wife of the late Roy J.

Cornn. dear mother of Mrs. Ruby Cruse, Mrs. Thelma Mathews, Hazel Hurt. Mrs.

Rosetta Gunnoe, Mrs. Imogene Elsener, Roy C. and Boatsntate William L. Cornu. daughter of Mrs.

W. R. Jones, sister of Mrs. J. B.

Reams, Mrs. D. L. Johnson, Mrs. Beckham Wyrick, the Mrs.

Edgar Brock, Lee, William and late Huston and Clayton Jones: also survived by 11 gust 16, 1951; in her 55th year, at grandchildren: suddenly, Thursday, Authe residence, 8403 Curzon Hodapp Hartwell. Friends may 7401 call Vine at the Carthage, funeral home, with time announced later. COSBEY-Roy, Barkhau) beloved and husband dear of father Irene Cosbey (nee of Mrs. Loraine Frese and LeRoy Cosbey, at his residence. 49 Deshler Ft.

Services Monday, Aurust Thomas. Ky, 1951, at the Dobbling funeral home 20, 106 S. Ft. Thomas Ft. Thomas, at 10 A.

M. Friends may call Sunday from 3 to 9 P. M. HER FLORAL DESIGNS L5 MATH ST. V.

MA 3662 Journeys End Hennedy Pfannkachen Keplinger Rasch Kleinwachter Roush Kline Schabell Kreimer Schmotzer Kruse Shockman Kure Shambaugh La Force Strasinger Lane Thomas Levy Titus Malone Vals McKeown Wehmeier Meeker Wehner Merriman Westmeyer Whitehouse Wilson Muders Nolan Wurth Oble I man it can be given receive him nothing, from except Heaven. (Copr. 1951, Jonn Howard Harris) LA FORCE -Albert beloved husband ut Mary La Force (nee Curley), father of Mrs. Evelyn Brown and Mrs. Margaret Dillon, Thursday, August 16, his residence, 2599 Laura Norwood.

Funeral from the Gilligan funeral home, Woodburn at Lincoln, Monday, August 20. Requiem high mass at SS. Peter and Paul Church at 9 A. M. Friends may call Sunday after 2 P.

M. Members of the Catholic Order of Foresters will assemble at the funeral home Sunday evening 8 o'clook. LANE- beloved brother of William Lane of Miamitown, Ohio, passed away Saturday, August 18. 1951, age 54 years. Funeral services Tuesday, August 21, 3 P.

at Neidhard funeral home, Harrison Pike, Taylors Creek, Ohio. Friends may call Monday after 6 P. M. LEVY Gabriel beloved husband of Mary Levy (nee James), and father of Mrs. Stanley Werbrich, Dorothy Crowe, Betty Rubin, John and Robert James, at his residence, English Woods.

Friends may call at the Well funeral home, 3901 Reading Sunday 2:30 P. M. Services at Westwood Baptist Church, corner of Cheviot and Darwin Monday, August 20, at 11 A. M. MALONE-Ella (nee Collins), beloved wife of the late Harry Malone, and dear sister of Mary Caldwell, June Kues, Mousie Tackett, Nica and Rosie Kitts, at her residence.

420 O'Falion Bellevue, Ky. at Services Monday, August 20, 1951, the Dobbling funeral home, 241 Fairfield at 1. P. M. Friends inc.

to may 9 P. call M. McKEOWN-William Sunday, August 19 beloved from hus- 3 band of Margaret McKeown (nee Tobin), Thursday, August 16, 1951, at residence, 813 Dayton Newport. Friends may call at the Betz funeral home, 23 E. Sixth Sunday from 2 until 9 P.

M. Requiem high mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Monday, August 20, at 10 A. M. The Holy Name Society will assemble at the funeral home Sunday at 7:30 P. M.

for prayer. MEEKER -Charles, beloved husband of Bessie Thomas Meeker, and father of Charles, Wilmer, Earl, Kenneth and Robert Meeker, Mrs. Gladys Mallott, May Hall and Mary Gluckmer, at his residence, Loveland, Ohio, Friday, August 17, 1951. Services at Tufts funeral home, Loveland, Oblo, Monday, August 20, at 10:30 A. M.

Friends may call Sunday after 1 P. M. Burial Monroe Cemetery, Nicholsville, Ohio. MERRIMAN-Jeanette F. (nee Alexander), beloved mother of Mrs.

Jeanette Cook and George Merriman, Saturday, Eider August 18, Friends 1951; may call residence, at the Fuldner Mortuary, 421 Arch Monday from 2 to 10.P. M. Services Tuesday, August 21, at 2 P. M. -Walter beloved husband of Catherine Mills (nee Dickerson), dear father of Walter Mills and brother of Mrs.

James Malone and Wray Mills, Friday, August 17, 1951, at Deaconess Hospital, age 60 years. Funeral services Monday, August 20, at the Riedlinger funeral home, 19 Green at 1:30 P. M. Friends may call Sunday, 3 to 10 P. M.

MUDERS Abbie, beloved daughter of the late John and Anna Muders, and dear sister of Walter Muders, Friday, August 17, 1951; residence, The Fontbonne, 435 E. Fifth Cincinnati, Ohio, Funeral from the Muehlenkamp funeral home, 835 York Newport, Monday at 8:30 A. M. Requiem high mass, Immaculate Conception Church, at 9 A. Friends may call Surday after 1 P.

M. of NOLAN-Walter beloved father of Mrs. Violet White. Mrs. Edward Bunte and Howard Nolan, at his residence, 1830 Logan Cincinnati, Ohio, aged 71 years.

Funeral from the Vonderhaar Stetter funeral home, Third and Overton Newport, Tuesday, at August 21, 1951. Time of services to be announced later. Friends may call Monday after 3 P. M. F.O.E No.

142 will hold services at the funeral home Monday, 7:30 P. M. the OBLE- -Thomas J. (Tom) beloved husband of Lillian Metz Oble, dear father of Mrs. Fred (Helen) Beckham, Mrs.

Carl (Angle) Wentzel, Mrs. Ralph (Amelia) Meyer, and brother of John Oble: also survived by six grandchilM. dren and one great-grandchild, suddenly, Friday August 17, 1951, in his M. 61st year; residence, 3412 Hilda Cheviot. Funeral services at the Neldhard funeral home, 3155 Harrison Westwood, Monday, August 20, at 2 P.

M. Friends may call Sunday, 3 to 10 P. M. PFANNKUCHEN Henry husband of the late Martha Schumann Pfannkuchen, dear father of Mrs. Dorothy Schweitzer and Jeannette O'Nan, Saturday, August 18, 1951, aged 79 residence, 1343 Aster Pl.

Friends years: may call at the Chas. A. Miller Sons funeral home, Hamilton at Knowlton Northside, Monday after 4 P. M. Funeral 2 services Tuesday, August 21, at P.

M. RASCH Emma (nee Langhorst beloved mother of wife of Oscar Rasch, devoted Mrs. Alice Beasley, and Elmer W. ley Rasch, grandmother of Phyllis Beasand Judith Anne Rasch, Saturday, August 18, 1951: at residence, 6818 Hurd Ave. Friends may call at the Wrassmann and Barfknecht funeral home, 2625 Gilbert north of Taft at on Monday after 4 P.

M. Services Tuesday, August 21, at 1 P. M. ROUSH- George husband of the late Anna Roush (nee Denkinger) and father of Kilby, William, Michael and Frank Roush, at his residence, Moscow, Ohio, of Saturday, August 18, 1951, in his 91st of year. Funeral servicer at the Lew F.

White Memorial funeral home, New Richmond, Ohio, Tuesday, August 21, at 10:30 A. M. Friends may call at the funeral home Monday afternoon. -Albert J. beloved husband of Ella Schabell (nee Isaacson) and devoted father of Suzanne Schabell, dear son of the late Albert and Clara Schabell, devoted stepson of Mrs.

Matilda Goetz Schabell, dear grandson of Mrs. Catherine Schabell, and dear brother of Mrs. Bernetta Fehr, Leroy Robert A. and Gerald La Schabell, at his residence, 211 E. Church El Campo, Ter.

Prayers Wednesday, August 22, 1951, at the Dobbling funeral home, 106 5. Fort Thomas Fort Thomas, at 8:30 A. M. Solemn requiem high mass, St. Thomas Church at 9 A.

M. Friends may call Tuesday from 4 to 9 P. M. SCHMOTZER Frank, beloved brother of Schmotzer of Cleveland, Ohio, Friday, August 17, 1951, at residence, 2234 Vine age 62 years. Blessing Tuesday, August 22, at the Riedlinger funeral home, 19 Green at 1 P.

Friends may call Monday, 3 to 10 P. M. SCHOCKMAN- Edwin beloved husband of Nellie Sheridan Schockman, and devoted father of Mrs. Dorothy Tekulve. suddenly, Thursday.

August 16. 1951; residence, 328 Don Lane, Delhi Hills. Friends may call at the Grueter Son funeral home, Iliff and Glenway Price Hill, Sunday after 2 P. M. Funeral Monday, August 20, at 8:15 A.

M. Requiem high mass at St. Dominic Church at 9 A. M. -Harry, beloved husband of Mae Shambaugh (nee Munrath), and devoted father of Harry Shambaugh of Birmingham, and Ellsworth Shambaugh of Indianapolis, Thursday, August 16, 1951; residence, 1268 Manes Ave.

Funeral services Monday, August 20, at 10:30 A. M. from Delbart funeral home, Glenway and Rosemont Aves. Friends may Sunday after 3 P. M.

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No. 129, services Sunday at 4 P. I Phoenix Council No. 58, D. of A.

services Sunday at 8 P. M. STRASINGER- Jane (nee Benz age 54 years, beloved wife of Raymond Strasinger; residence, 1613 Clayton Friday, August 17, 1951, at Chronical Hospital. Funeral from Rossi Bros. funeral home, 2936 Woodburn Monday, 2 P.

M. Burial, Laurel Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday, August 19, after 4 P. M. THOMAS-Alfred Wayne, beloved husband of Cora Thomas (nee Davies), and dear father of Leslie C.

Thomas at his restdence. 532 E. Second Newport. Ky. Services Tuesday.

August 21, 1951. at the Dobbling funeral home, 241 Fairfield Bellevue at 2 P. M. Friends may call Monday, August 20 from to 9 P. M.

TITUS-Lt. Col. Isaac beloved husband of Margaret Titus (nee Steffen), brother of Mrs. Minnie Griffith of Batavia, Ohio, Saturday, August 18, 1951. Remains at the Moore funeral home, where Rev.

Fred Mark of the M. E. Church, Masonic Lodge and the American Legion will hold services Monday, August 20, at 7:30 P. M. Interment Arlington Cemetery.

Kindly omit flowers. VALZ Louisa. beloved wife of the late Peter Valz, and mother of Mrs. Rose Bradbury, Mrs. Lena Wittrock, Josephine, Ernest, John and Charles Valz, Thursday, August 16, 1951; age 65 years.

at residence, 438 W. Twelfth Newport. Services, Erschell funeral home, 227 E. Sixth Monday. August 20.

at 10 A. M. Friends may call from 2 to 9 P. M. Sunday.

WEHMEIER--Mary (nee Weil), beloved wife of Fred Wehmeter, and mother of William Wehmeler of Toledo, Ohio, and Jack Wehmeler, and sister of Cecelia Gelger and Hattie Meyer, Saturday August 18, 1951; residence, 4609 Fehr Rd. Funeral services Tuesday, August 21, at 1 P. from the Dalbert funeral home, Gienway and Rosemont Aves. Friends may call Monday after 4 P. M.

WEHNER- Jacob, beloved husband of the late Catherine Wehner (nee Rothenbucher), beloved of Mrs. Dorothy Ankele, Mrs. Philomenia, Pratt and Wil11am J. Wehner, Thursday, August 1951; residence. 410 Fifth Dayton, Ky.

Funeral Monday. August 20, from the John J. Radel Co. funeral home. 822 York Newport, M.

Interment Evergreen Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday after 2 P. M. JOURNEY'S END WESTMEYER Carrie (nee Angst). beloved wife of C.

M. Westmeyer, devoted mother of Mrs. William (Ruth) Hoenemeyer, grandmother of Ruth P. and Mary Judith Hoenemeyer, sister of Rose Angst, Thursday, August 16, 1951; residence, 3823 Blehl Mack. Friends may call at Rebold funeral home, 3700 Glenmore Ave, at Mozart, Cheviot, Sunday after 2 P.

M. Funeral Monday, August 20. Requiem high mass at St. Aloysius Gonzaga Church at 9 A. M.

WHITEHOUSE Selma Beatrice (nee) Kuehn), beloved wife of Albert Edward Howard Caldwell, and Gear sister of Whitehouse, and devoted mother of Mrs. Alma Sachr, Mrs. Martha Reichle. Miss Emma M. Kuehn, and Walter Kuehn, at her residence, 143 15th St.

South Newport, Ky, Services Monday, August 20, 1951, at the Dobbling neral home, 241 Fairfield Belleyue, Sunday, August 19 from 3 to 009 P. M. at 10,30 A. M. Friends may call WILSON James beloved husband of Mary Crawford Wilson, and dear father of Ray Wilson, Mrs.

Margaret Feinthal and Mrs. Cella Reiner; restdence, Willey Road, Crosby Township, Friday, August 17. 1951, in his 81st year. Friends may call at the Jackman funeral home, Harrison, Sunday 5 to 9 P. M.

Services at the from funeral home Monday, August 20, at 2 P. M. Interment Venice Cemetery. WURTH Harry, beloved husband of Violet Wurth (nee Brown), dear father of Mrs. Helen Hoffmeister and Alvin Wurth, dear brother of Mrs.

Matilda Tepe. Mrs. Lou Richter, Mrs. Carrie Mingue and Walter Wurth, August 17, 1951; 71 years. Residence.

1014 Forest Covington. Burial, Tuesday, 21. at 2 P. M. from the John J.

August Radel Co. funeral home, 1005 Madison Covington. Interment Highland Cemetery. Member of Armed Forces Spanish American War Veteran. World War I Veteran.

CARD OF THANKS Card Of Thanks. MARGARET WULFTANGE. Card Of Thanks. to express my sincere and I heartfelt wish thanks to my relatives, friends and shown me In the great 1055 neighbors for the kindness and of beloved husband, sympathy HENRY WULFTANGE. do I wish to thank Rev.

Depenbrock and Rev. Robert HungEspecially E. ling for visits and requiem high C. W. Hunsche for his unmass, Dr.

tiring efforts, the choir and Assumption pallbearers, the Church, Eagle Aerie No. 1095 of ReadHoly Name Society of Ing. the Mt. Healthy Smoking all donors Casino for their services rendered, of and cards of sympathy, and the beautiful floral offerings, spiritual Neidhard funeral directors for the bouquets the and efficient management of the kind funeral. We wish to express our sincere thanks to our friends, and and appreciation neighbors for the kindness tives and sympathy extended to us in the great loss of our beloved mother, ANNA B.

NAGELE. Especially do we wish to thank Rev. Father Gratian Meyer for the impressive requiem mass, the priests of St. Bonaventure Church for their kind visits, the Francis doctors, Hospital sisters for and their nurses untiring efof St. St.

Ann Society and the Third forts, Order of St. Francis for their attendand prayers. all donors of the ance beautiful floral offerings, spiritual quets and cards of sympathy, and the Rebold funeral directors for the kind and efficient management of the funeral. The Bereaved Family. Card Of Thanks.

We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our friends, relaand tives and sympathy extended to us neighbors for the kindness in the loss of our beloved wife and great mother, TRANCES HACKMAN (nee Hauck), Especially the Rev. Father Hubert Schmitz for his impressive requiem mass, the Dayton, Life Squad, Dr. J. F. Faulkner for their efforts, doctors and nurses of Speers Hospital and Judge Arthur Hebel, all the donors of the many beautiful floral offerings, spiritual bouquets and cards of wymalso Wain A.

Bolton for his pathy, kind and efficient management of the funeral. The Bereaved Family, Card Of Thanks. We wish to express our sincere and heartfelt thanks to our relatives, friends and neighbors for the kindness And shown in the great loss sympathy of our dearly beloved mother, CATHERINE ALFING (nee Kraus). Especially do we wish to thank Rev. David Powers and Rev.

Donald Blehler for their visits and requiem high mass, Dr. F. C. Swing for his untiring etforts, the choir, St. Mary's Ladies Society of St.

James Church, White Oak; St. Elizabeth Society of St. Mary Hospital, pallbearers, donors of the many boubeautiful floral offerings, spiritual quets and cards of sympathy, also the Neidhard funeral directors for their efficient services rendered. The Bereaved Family, Card Of Thanks. Our deepest appreciation and heartfelt thanks are extended to our tives, friends and neighbors for their many acts of kindness and expressions of sympathy given us at the passing of our dearly beloved wife, mother and sister, ELIZABETH HERZBERGER.

Especially do we wish to thank Rev. Karl Kollath for his words of consolation, the doctors and nurses of the Cincinnati General Hospital, all donors of the many beautiful floral offerings and cards of sympathy, and Spaeth Sons, funeral directors, for their efficient and courteous services. The Bereaved Family, Card Of Thanks. We destre to thank our relatives and friends for their kindness and sympathy extended during the Illness and death of our father, GEORGE MATHIS, of Detroit. Mich.

We especially thank the donors of the beautiful floral tributes, Rev. William J. Witt, for his consoling message, and the Dalbert funeral home for the efficient management of the funeral arrangements. Bereaved Mathis Family. IN MEMORIAM Birthday Remembrance of our beloved daughter, SHEDDYLENE CARROLL STODDARD, who passed away March 3, 1947, She 18 cone but not forgotten, And as it dawns another year, In our lonely hours of thinking, Thoughts of her are always near, Days of sadness still come o'er Friends may think the wound is healed, But they little know the sorrow That lies within our hearts concealed.

A happy home we once enjoyed, How sweet the memory still: But death has left a loneliness, The world can never 2111. God knows how much we miss her Never shall her memory fade; Loving thoughts snall ever wander To the spot where she 18 laid. Sadly Missed by Her Parents, sisters, Brothers and Friends. Birthday Remembrance of my beloved father, CHARLES J. FAIRBANKS, born August 25, 1871- died September 11, 1950, How I miss the welcome footsteps, of the one I love so dear: Often I listen for your coming, Fully sure that you are near.

You are gone but not forgotten, Fresh my Inve will' ever be; For 85 long as their is memory, I will always think of thee. Sadly Missed by Your Loving Daughter, Elizabeth, Birthday Remembrance Of our beloved son and brother, PFC. LESTER E. RIELAG, born August 19, 1922- killed in action, April 16, 1945. All to ourselves we think of you, Think of the things you used to do, Think things you used to SAY, Think of you in every wAY, Sometimes we cry, sometimes we smile, But we think of you all the while.

Sadly Missed by Mother, Father, Sister and Brother. Birthday Remembrance of our beloved son and brother, PFC. EVERETT CAUDILL, born August 24, 1924- killed in action in Belgium, January 9, 1945. This is your 27th birthday, It would have been a day of cheer. But God knows best, He took you home, So happy birthday, dear.

Always Remembered by Your Mom, Sisters and Brothers. Birthday Remembrance of our dearly beloved son, LEROY REDDY, born August 20. 1921- passed away December 9, 1937. Loving and kind in all his ways, Upright and just to the end of his days; Sincere and true in heart and mind, Beautiful memories he left behind. Sadly Missed by His Father, Mother and Sister.

In Loving Memory of my dear wife, GERTRUDE BENDER, who passed away August 17, 1949. Her memory is dear today a in the hour she passed AWAY, Sadly Missed by Her Husband, Albert Bender, IN MEMORIAM In Loving Menory of our beloved mother, KATHERINE ROSSKOFT, who passed AWAY August 22. 1948. You can only have one Mom, Patient, kind and true, No other friend in all the world Will be 48 true to you, For all her loving kindness, She asks nothing in return: 11 all the world deserts you, To your Mom, yOu can turn. So all we can do, Dear Mom, Is to gO and tend your grave.

And leave behind token of love, To the best Mom, God ever gave. Sadly Missed by Your Loving Chidiren. Anniversary masa Saturday, August 25, 1951, St. Francis Seraph Church, aL 8 M. In Loving Memory Of our beloved son and brother, SGT.

HARRY C. SPATZ, who was killed in service, August 21, 1943. How we miss the welcome footsteps of the one we loved so dear, oft we listen for his coming Fully sure that he is near; Thou art gone. but not forgotten, Fresh our love will ever be, For as long AR there la memory We will always think of thee; The world 1s full of folks 'tis true But there was only one of you. Sadly Missed by Mother, Dad, Brother and Sisters.

In Loving Memory of our beloved husband, father and grandfather, FRANK KUNKEMOELLER, who passed AWAY August 16, 1947, In sorrow we waited day by day And watched him suffering there, Slowly but surely passing away from the pain he scarce could bear; And then God called from His throne above, 3 His suffering and pain is passed; We know that he is gone to realms of love, And in heaven has found peace at last. Sadly Missed by His Loving Wife, Children and Grandchild. In Loving Memory of our beloved daughter, VIRGINIA LEE ZIEGLER, who passed AWAy August 17, 1947. your long years have passed, Since God called you home; A loving daughter was she, So kind and true; No one like her will ever find. For all of us she did her best.

May God grant her eternal rest. Loving and kind in all her wAys, Sincere and true in heart and mind, Wonderful memories she left behind. Loving Parents and Family. In Loving Memory of my beloved husband, CHARLES E. MILLER, who passed away August 8, 1950.

In the beautiful home of heaven Where loveliness never dies. He lives in the land of holy lights Near God and the blue akies; who loved him dearly, Whose absence brings heartaches and tears, Will cherish his memory always To brighten the drifting years. Sadly Missed by His Loving Wife, Ella Dorst Miller. In Loving Memory of my beloved parents, ELIZABETH P. WUERTH, July 4, 1950, and ERNEST P.

WUERTH, August 19, 1939. Nothing can ever take away The love heart holds dear, Fond memories linger every dey, Remembrance keeps them near. Sadly Missed by Your Loving Daughter. In Loving Memory of RITA MARIE FISHER (nee Burke), who passed away August 18, 1950. You left behind those broken hearts, That loved you NO sincere, That never did, and never will Forget you, "Rita Dear." Sadly Missed by Her Mother and Dad, Brothers Bill and Toots.

In Loving Memory of our beloved son, WAYNE C. VAUGHN, born September 25, 1933- passed away August 22, 1949. As we loved him, 80 we miss him, In our memory he in near, Loved, remembered, longed for always, Bringing many allent tear. Sadly Mimed by Mother and Dad. In Loving Memory Of our beloved son and brother, LEROY HAGEN, passed away August 22, 1938.

Not dead to us who loved him, Not lost but gone before, He lives with us in memory And will forever more. Always Remembered by Dad, Mother and Sister, In Loving Memory of our beloved father, LOUIS FREY, who passed away August 18, 1989. God knew that you were suffering, And the hills were hard to climb, So He closed your weary eyelids, And whispered, "Peace be Thine. Deeply Missed by Daughter and Monin-law, Irma and Reg. Emmes.

In Loving Memory of our beloved mother, Emma Great, who passed AWay August 35, 1946. Our thoughts are always with you, our hearts are sore with pain, This world would be a heaven If you were here again. Sadly Missed by Her Daughters, Marcel and Ruth. In Loving Memory Of our beloved dad, MARTIN McGUINN, who passed away August 20, 1940. Nothing can ever take away The love heart holds dear, Fond memories linger every day, Remembrance keeps him near.

Sadly Missed by Son and Daughter-inlaw, Alma and Tom, In Loving Memory of our beloved son and brother, ANTHONY R. KOHNE. who passed away August 22, 1941. Treasured thoughts of one dear Often bring a silent tear, Thoughts return to things long past, Time rolls on but memories last. Sadly Missed by His Loving Mother, Sisters and Brother.

In Loving Memory of my beloved mother, BERTHA MEACHAM, who passed away August 20, 1950. As I loved her, so I miss her, In my memory she is always near, Loved, remembered, longed for always, Brings many silent tear. Remembered by Her Daughter, Mildred, In Loving Memory Of my beloved father, ERNST P. WUERTH, who passed away August 19, 1989. Treasured thoughts of one 80 dear Often bring a silent tear.

Thoughts return to things long past, Time rolls on but memories last. Your Loving Daughter, Dorothy. In Loving Memory of our beloved husband and dad, ROBERT R. LANGENBAHN, who passed away August 18. 1950.

The call was sudden, the shock severe, We little thought such griet was near, Only those who have lost can tell The pain of parting without farewell. Sadly Missed by Wife and Children. MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES ON AND AFTER this date I will not be responsible for bills contracted for by anyone other than myself. MILTON B. HAGEN, Lafayette, Ind.

Formerly residing at 4301 Ashland Norwood. Ohio, RIDE WANTED by older gentleman from Llanfalr College HIll. to 2011 Eastern Ave. Phone KI 4392. of Mrs.

Katy Hammer Schindler, who HAMMER-SCHINDLER Want relatives was born about 1842. Estate matter, W. C. COX, 208 S. LaSalle, Chicago 4.

LOST AND FOUND night BRACELET in Clifton. Gota Reward. CH 6333. lost Sunday DIAMOND SAPPHIRE platinum oval brooch with bow on right side; reward. TE 2454.

LOST -Diamond ring: yellow gold, topaz surrounded by 12 cut diamonds; August 13: reward! Phone, collect, Cleveland, Ohio, Ulster 1-3199. LOST -Lady's diamond ring with ruby setting, in washroof of Palace Reward. Theater Saturday about noon. MO 6609. LOST English bull terrier, male puppy, brown with white markings: liberal reward.

SY 7688, Child's pet. LOST -Keys, 8, on flexible ring: in vIcinity of Erle and Edwards in Hyde Park: reward. EA 4614, SUN GLASSES -(Thursday evening. Atgust 9): prescription ground bifocals in "TOWER OPTICAL CASE." REWARD. C.

W. STAAB, PA 2700. LINE 271. TAN traveling bag: near Post Office. Finder call HI 3569.

Liberal reward. WANTED -ROOMS, BOARD ROOM Catholic For middle- aged woman. home preferred (on same floor with lavatory) references exchanged: MA 8079, evenings. ROOM AND BOARD for employed couple. Care of child.

Prefer country if on bus line. Box 54, Enquirer. TYPEWRITERS AND REPAIRS 37-A VARI-TYPER-Black model. Serial No. 410848-20.

9 different type faces, 20" carriage. In exceptional condition. Only $200. AV 5947. PETS, POULTRY AND STOCK 43 AIREDALES Puppies and dogs at stud, Welah terrier at stud.

BE 8165. ALL RARE BARGAINS Selling Out Everything Two Palamino horses, and year olds: shown 2 times in pleasure class, received 2d and 3d ribbons: 1 white Arabian walking pony: 1 42-Inch brown and white stud pony. Extra-nice one: horse show one Frazier breaking cart: one male wagon buggy, rubber tired; one pony wagon; one pony buggy; one horse buggy: four English saddles, black studded Western saddle and bridle, three new sets of pony show harness: one two-horse trailer, cheap; one tandem trailer for 2 or 3 small horses. AIL this equipment is the best and must be seen to be appreciated. Joe Rippe.

4148 Webster Norwood 12. ALL KINDS of harness, collars, saddles: new and used. Kurzynskt Manufacturing 1608 Central Ave. MA 4139. ALBERT'S-A to in Western and English riding wear.

Special Kentucky Jodhpurs, $19.95. ALBERT'S, "On The Square," opposite post office. ALFALFA, clover, timothy, straw; baled; will deliver. LO 9372. ATTENTION -Sell or exchange for cattle, sheep or small fryers, geese.

U. C. Case Tractor and equipment new. John Ollie Tractor, new Equipment. Manure spreader, good as new, tractor spreader: Tractor Post Hole Digger.

New, good used corn shredder. Excellent Popec Silo filler. Plenty good pipe. 10 inch. fine for filling yourself.

Will consider hay, good straw or corn Give time on Tractors. 1936 Plymouth, owner. $200 spent on overhaul; take cow or heifer. JOHN HOLDERFIELD, Morrow, Ohio. BABY CHICK SALE Thousands of White Leghorn pullets, 5, 6, 7, 8 weeks old; don't miss these bargains: try few hundred.

These chicka are all good healthy chicks from U. S. approved, pullorum controlled flocks. Come to our hatchery and take some of these chicks home with you. We also have thousands of baby chicks hatching every Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Thursday.

supplies All hand. breeds. OPEN Plenty ALL of DAY feed and on SUNDAY. MT. HEALTHY HATCHERIES.

Winton And McKelvey MT. HEALTHY, OHIO. PHONE JA 0900. BEAGLE PUPS--AKC. stud service.

SYCAMORE KENNELS. SY 7617. -AKC, 9 weeks old, guaranteed good stock. HU 4563. BEAGLE PUPPIES-Females, 5 months old, AKC, $30 each.

Call KI 3910. BEAUTIFUL PALOMINO parade horse; registered palomino jumper, gentle: King Genius, galted gelding: Arabian cutting horse; three gentle pontes, each $55; sliver saddle, carts, wagon, harness. 9840 HAMILTON AVE. JA 8974. BEAUTIFUL PERSIAN KITTENS greed; reasonable.

ME 7267. BIRD CAGES--Two with stands; one flight HE 0865. BOSTON TERRIER FEMALES AKC: 4 months old; beautiful markings. JA 2816. Hamilton 4-7032.

BOXER PUPPY- Female; $25. 1502 Elkton Pl. MU 0289. BULL -Registered Hereford, 10 months old, $350: also ram, lambs. SY CHIHUAHUA Puppies.

AKC registered. Tiny beauties. Also, year old. Both sex. 1748 Schneider Ave.

KI 6288. CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES 2. male, weeks; reasonable. Holly 4144. CHIHUAHUAS Very tiny; long and short coats; AKC registered.

SY 3537. COCKER PUPS Purebred: black and black and white: $20. JA 4913. COCKER PUP Buff male. also cocker at stud.

MO 0152. COCKER PUPS -All colors. Marbe Kennels, 8114 Montgomery, SY 9028. COCKER PUPPIES and mother; each. THatcher 8511.

COCKERS- -Two months old, AKC: stud service also. TW 1901. COCKERS--All colors, AKC. Boarding, stud service. AV 6735, TE 8914 R.

COCKERS--Male and female; excellent house broken. EA 4102. companion: COCKER PUPPIES From show-type stock at pet prices. TW 2725. inoculated COCKERS- and -Puppies wormed.

Loveland 4222. and stud service; COLLIE POPPIES- AKO, best Moodlines. John Snider, Fayetteville, Ohio. Phone 14-B. COCKER PUP Female; pedigreed; months old: red.

KI 4871. COCKER PUPPIES ARC: black; duced through August. DI 6746. COCKER PUPPIES Pure bred: small type. Also female, 9 months.

SY 7971. COLLIE PUPS From pedigree stock. JA 8502. COLLIES and SHELTIES- Gorgeous pups. Also grown; terms.

PR 8579. COLLIE 1 year, female; pedigreed. SY 6326, before 12 noon. COLLIES- FOX terriers; mixed puppies. HE 8913.

COON HOUNDS-A1: on trial. A. Jenta, 448 Riddle Wyoming, COW- -FRESH HOLSTEIN, FIRST CALF, GENTLE: $225. JU 9152. cOWS YOUNG HOLSTEINS: ALSO, GOOD YOUNG MULE.

CO 4449. DACHSHUND PUPS- Ideal. 10v- able house dogs. Robindale Kennel, SY 8142. DACHSHUND-9 weeks old.

See these puppies: AKC registered. ME 4509. DACHSHUND AT STUD Winner at Cincinnati show. SY 9204. Boarding Kennels; large, DALLER wood shady Rd.

runs. LO 5970 7463. Ken-Beautiful; 4 months old; registered puppies. MO 5479. DOBERMAN PINCHER PUPPIES.

CHEAP, CALL CO 4449. Buff; Orphington: also bantam chickens. BR 4786 and 6508. EASY THREE-GAITED sorrel gelding: including saddle. Milford 6994.

$150 Featuring General Feeds, all FEED You can vitamin-enriched pay more, but grain. you can't buy better feed. Fattening, broiler, egg and laying mash, $4.25 per 100; dairy feed, $3.19 per 100: pig starter and weaning meal, $3.55 per 100; hog fattener. $3.19 per 100. Come in, write, wire or phone HE 4297.

GENERAL DISTRIBUTORS. 30 E. Second St. (between Scott and Madison), Covington, Ky, OPEN SUNDAYS. FEMALE DALMATION PUPPIES.

SY 3332. Ben L. Fern. FENCE- Terrace 2115, Milford, Ohio: AMERICA'S LOWEST COST FENCE. FINE ENGLISH SADDLE AND BRIDLE: $30.

AX 1980. FOR SALE- -SOYBEAN HAY. SY 4028. FORD TRACTORS, USED- Renewed and guaranteed: $650 up: also, Wood Bros. Cornpicker.

Holton Tractor Sales. Russell ville. Ohio. Phone 39. FOX HOUND WANTED Must be trained.

JA 8502. FREE--SIx half beagle pups to first comers. TIM HOGAN, Cook Mulberry, Ohio. FREE CATS Kittens; part Angora; good home. VA 8392, GEESE- White.

$6 each: guine eggs, dozen. BE 6795. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS -Male, 12 weeks old. AKC. 18 Don Liebesteraum, Champion and pedigreed.

New Richmond 6816. GOOD home wanted for Blue Tick hound. Call evenines, RE 0104. HAPPY JACK mange medicine: promotes healing and hair growth or money back: at local stores. Distributed by McKESSON ROBBINS.

HEREFORD AND ANGUS FEEDER CATTLE at all times. A. M. GRAPEVINE. PHONE 8305, LOVELAND, OHIO.

HEREFORD HEIFERS AND STEERS: LAMBS: SADDLE HORSE: SADDLES. WA 2567. WA 7623. HOLLAND BALERS BOSTON TERRIER PUPS-8 weeks old; AKC registered. Phone LO 8730.

BOSTON PUPS Male; $25 and $35. 601 Dixie Highway. Erlanger 8980. BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES-7 months, AKC: also stud service. WO 8995.

BOXER PUPS (3) Female: age months; 1 Boxer female due to whelp in September: 2 male Bostons, male puppies, age 6 months. All AKC registered. Call Sunday 2-4 P. M. or Any time Monday.

LAKEVIEW KENNELS, R. R. 18, Florence Ky, Phone 2703. BOXER PUPS AKC registered, champion blood lines, quality breeding, $60 and up. ALGLO KENNELS, Box 212.

Airport Erlanger, Dixie 8339 or Florence 2746 J. BOXER-1 year old. male, AKC registered, champion stock. Call Saturday or Sunday, GR 1778. 963 Fairbanks, Price HIll.

BOXER PUPS- Two months old. Champion breeding. AKC registered. Fawns and brindles. CAMBROKE FARM.

Route 42, 6 miles north of Lebanon, Ohio. BOXERPUPS- Champion sired; also females to farm out or sell. Joaq Kennels, 6763 Kenwood. TW 9798. BOXER puppies: best blood lines; ears cropped; also two brood bitches for sale.

Furore Kennels, TE 2021. BOXER PUPPIES Double champion: Merry Monach breeding. Cole, 629 8. and BELL CITY PICKERS, FERGUSON TRACTORS AND IMPLEMENTS--NEW AND USED. SORN TRACTOR SALES 9347 COLERAIN Cincinnati 24, 0, PETS.

POULTRY AND STOCK HOLSTEIN HEIFER--Fresh, with calf. Phone Bethany 3232. HOLSTEIN HEIFERS -1 vaccinated tor bangs. Phone Harrison 6431, HORSE -Bay, 3-gaited; very gentle for children: knows some tricka; $100. Call BE 8685, HORSE stock broke: 3-galted; $200.

very CALL BE ventle, for JERSEY HEIFERS (3)-One to freshen In October. HI 3487. KITTENS Siamese and Persian mixed; reasonable. SY 3759. MALE BOXER, FAWN, AT STUD AKC registered.

JE 1161. MILK GOATS RABBITS AND DUCKS. LO MINIATURE SCHNAUZER PUP- -Registered; champion stock. Phone WO 3744. MIXED COCKER PUPS $7 AND $5.

MU 7191. MONKEY, yellow-head parrots. parakeets, finches, hamsters, guinea pigs, alligators, tropical fish, gold fish: aquarium supplies, dog furnishings. Open Sunday till 2 P. M.

LANG'S, 612 Pike Covington. Ky. HE 9168. NEW HANPSHIRE REDS -Young hens; ready to lay, MO 0536. ONE SHORTHORN BULL, four Angus and two roan heifers, H.

E. EVANS. Bethel, Ohio. Phone Bethel 4792. PARAKEETS -Young.

all colors; $24 dozen; also breeders. 1117 Broadway, PL 8049. PARAKEETS- Nest boxes and cages. sizes; also, flight cages. K1 3654.

PARAKEETS and finches. Pet Shop. 412 Reading Rd. Open today, 11-5. PARAKEETS -All colors.

breeders, young. 8319 Burns Court. Hartwell. PARAKEETS -Breeders: Doves: very reasonable: 1780 Taft rear. WO 7242.

PIGEON- Kings: mixed squabs: cheap. 3193 McHenry Rd. HU 0911. PIGS FOR SALE. JA 5257.

POMERANIAN PUP--Red sable: registered: reasonable. GEORGE BURKE 1012 East 20 Maysville, Ky. Phone 313 L. PONIES Registered Shetlands: show prospects and for children. R.

S. Stewart, Monroe, Ohio. Phone Middletown 7-7391. PONIES -Mares. colts by side; small stallion, harness, saddle.

JA 8224. POODLES Of and distinction. standard. Trimming Minature speciality. J.

TOWNEY, LO 7966. PULLETS- Ready to lay in fall, $1.25 each. Tender fryers, 40c pound, Newport, or JU 5439. Sunday and evenings, 1634 Waterworks RABBITS -DOES, AND YOUNG. 3439 BEEKMAN ST.

MU 2356. REGISTERED AKC DALMATIAN- -Seven months old. MO 2842. REGISTERED AKC BEAGLE; male; years: $35. WA 9007.

RIDING HORSE TENNESSEE WALKER Five-year-old mare, gentle, $100. JU 0115 after 10 A. M. RIDING HORSE Sorrel: reasonable. WHitewater 7787 W.

SAMOYED PUPPIES Six weeks old. Call WA 0297. Fall clearance, reduced prices. SCHNAUZER PUPPIES Miniature. JOAQ KENNELS, Kenwood Rd.

TW 9738 SCOTTY PUPS -Reduced prices. AKC registered. SCOTHAVEN, BE 8767. SHEEP-7 EWES FOR SALE. BY 7829.

SIX-MONTH OLD IRISH SETTERS; NO PAPERS: CHEAP. BR 4482. TWO BEAGLE PUPPIES- -Female: $5: wormed. Call SY 5407. WAGON wheels and bUgRY wheels for sale.

CH 9701. WANTED -100 head Ayrshire and Kolstein heifers to freshen this fall. Jentz, 448 Riddle Wyoming. PR 7830. WANTED -Alfalfa.

red clover, mixed hay and straw. Walton. 772 or 154 WANTED, DISC PLOW- Give description. F. Lamke, Blanchester, Ohio, WANTED Good home for male cat.

Persian. JA 8528. WELSH PUPPIES (miniature Kirdales): pedigreed; $25. JA 3383. WHITE-FACED HEIFER up; feeder cattle.

Paul Wurzelbacher, Day Bevis, Ohio, Route 27. WHITE FACED BULLS $125 up: heifers and steers, $75 up. JA 1587. WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER PUPPIES Pedigreed; registered. SY 5005.

A Western Parade Show Gelding Known AS "Silver Chief." beautiful red roan with some white spots. 16 hands tall, weighs about 1,250 pounds. No blemishes whatsoever. Has shown In 23 shows last 2 seasons, tied in 20 times: also Western parade saddle with bridle made to order, tan with chrome trim, saddle pad and all equipment. Priced to sell to right party.

Call Mr. Long. 7018 Vine Carthage, VA 0455, from 9 A. M. to 9 P.

M. PAIR of mules, new harness, bridle and halters. BE 6864. 35 WHITE KING each. Cochin bantam rooster.

MO 7101. FARM, GARDEN IMPLEMENTS 43-A FARM IMPLEMENTS- Used; good condition; All makes. Tractors, plows, disks, pickers, cultivators, spreaders, elevators, mowers. OPERASIT CENTER, 110 Erie Highway, Hamilton, Ohio. Phone 4-6565.

IMPLEMENTS-3, for a Gravely tractor; 1 48" blade shOW pIOW, 7-steet eultivator, 1 rotary plow. RE 1197, JE 0491. WEARING APPAREL ATTENTION! WILL PAY $5 TO $10 FOR MEN'S USED SUITS, PANTS, SHOES, TRUNKS AND SUITCASES. CALL 3542. BUY DIRECT AND SAVEI SUITS AND PANTS! New, Unclaimed Money-Saving Values! OPEN MONDAY NIGHT TILL 8:30.

ROY TAILORS. 21 3d, Cincinnati. CLOTHING Children's girls' dresses. coata, 6 and 8, boys' Jackets, pants, 8 to 10, shoes, ladies' size 14 dresses, coat; moving: will sell cheap. UN 3004.

COAT. suits, dresses; exclusive styles; 14 to 16. Walnut Hills. AV 5428. FORMALS SIZE 16.

REASONABLE. AV 5684. FUR COAT, perfect condition, $50; suits, size 14; other clothing. Also bric-a-brac for sale. Phone EL 3158.

FUR CAPE -Black Persian, high style, scarcely worn; cost new $500, will sacrifice for $150. EL 1881. GIRLS', 12-14, conta, drenses, skirta, sweaters: like new. RE 1863. LADIES' 9, 14: dresses, suits; fox coat.

RE 1863. LADY'S camel bair cont, size 10 to 18. 1 season: $20. HU 3770. MAN'S covert cloth overcoat, 35 to 87.

short, 1 season, $25. HU 3770. MEN'S WEAR -Sults, sport jackets, topcoats, morning clothes; Kaywoodie pipes, new. EA 6177, SUITS, coats and dresses, size SY 8175. lady's.

Call between 6-8 P.M., TWO MEN'S WINTER OVERCOATS, size 40; one gray gabardine topcoat, size 42: 1 cream sport coat, size 40; each. EA 2281. WEDDING DRESS -Satin; size 10 or 12; same as new; cheap. PL 4067. MACHINERY AND TOOLS Automotive and Construction Equipment BY C.

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cranes, tractors, scrapers, bulldozers, motor graders, rollers, trenching machines, paving equipment and sand and gravel equipment. 290 pages. 120 instructive sketches, $4.50, includes postage In United States. JACKSONVILLE PUBLISHING CO. BOX 3620, WASHINGTON 7.

D. C. AIR RECEIVERS tor high pressure, diemeter 48x8' and 10' long. Air compressors, I. Band saws.

32" Cut-off saws, American, No. Mortiser machine vertical, H. B. smith. Smokestack, 100 ft.

of 304 Boiler, 60 H. Brownell firebox, Lathes, American quick change, Exhauster, 70" Allington-Curtis, Sturtevant blowers, steel shell, No. 60. 3,000 Pulleys. 5-ton shafting, any size.

FLYNN MACHINERY CO. 440 E. SECOND ST. MA 0507. Air Drills INGERSOL-RAND, THOR.

NEW J. B. Schulte Machinery Co. 2D AND BROADWAY. PA 0559-8013.

ALL KINDS OF STEEL LOCKERS Used -Good condition. WRIGHT SALES. SHEPHERD R.D. LOCKLAND Telephone PO 2631. ATLAS 8" BENCH SAW $33.95 DETTMER HARDWARE CO.

12th and Vine Sta. CH 0821. MAGHINERY AND TOOLS 4 SOMETHING NEW Announcement ent Our only location will be our Parkway funeral home Central Parkway and Clifton Hills Avenue. THE BUSSE BORGMANN CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS MU 1343-1344 Their Final Tribute A Radel Service LEWELLYN, Charles R.

Charles W. RICHMOND, William WERNER, Jacob SCHWENN, Mary WURTH, HASTY STITH, Raymond Radel's eyery service is conducted with the full appreciation that it is a sacred tribute to someone's The JOHN J. RADEL Co. HENRY J. RADEL, Pres.

WA 4512 HE WA 0365-6 FOUR CONVENIENT FUNERAL HOMES CO 8560-1 AN ANCIENT CUSTOM THE SACRED RITES OF CREMATION ARE OLDER THAN RECORDED HISTORY ITSELF. YET AS IT IS PRACTICED TODAY, THE ART OF CREMATION IS THE MOST MODERN REVERENT SANITARY WAY TO MEMORIALIZE. WRITE OR PHONE FOR OUR ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET. CINCINNATI CREMATION COMPANY 525 DIXMYTH. UN 1021 I ALLISON ROSE COVINGTON.

LUDLOW. CO 0146. CO 4332. J. J.

SULLIVAN CO. Bradford J. Sullivan, Director 1336 McMillan at Bell 0189. Tredway Funeral Home Established 1892. Norwood, Ohio.

2131 Cameron Ave. ME 0311 VORHIS FUNERAL HOMES Lockland, Ohio. Norwood, Ohio. VA 0063. ME 4884.

WITT, GOOD KELSCH FUNERAL HOME 8026 MADISON RD. JE 0105 Spaeth Sons Funeral Home 1320 CHASE AVE. KI 1622. JOURNEY'S END CULP--Nellie (nee McGlinchy), wife of the late John Culp and beloved mother of Francis, Phimp, William, Gregory and Margaret Cuip, and Mrs Helen Wilson, Friday, August 17, 1951, of 4425 Allison Norwood. Friends may call at Nurre Bros.

funeral home, 3437 Montgomery Monday, August 20, after 4 P. M. Funeral services Tuesday, 8:30 A. M. Requiem high mass, St.

Elizabeth Church, 9 A. M. ENGELHART- -Joseph beloved husband of Nell Bonfield Engelhart and devoted father of Mrs. Virginia Schulte, Mrs. Mary Grace Fite, Joseph J.

and Paul Engelhart, Friday, August 17, 1951, residence, 1230 Purcell Price Hill. Friends may call at the Grueter Son funeral home, Illif Glenway Monday after P. M. Funeral Tuesday, August 21, at 8:30 A. M.

Requiem high mass our Lady of Grace Church, 9. A. M. DEAN--Horace beloved husband of Belle B. Dean (nee Buckingham), devoted father of Robert B.

Dean, and brother of Harry H. Dean, Canton, Ohio, at his residence, Remington, Ohio, in his 77th year. Services at the late residence Monday, August 2,0, 1951, at P. M. Friends may call Sunday, 2 to 10 P.

M. DOMSHER- John Ivan, beloved husband of Edna (nee Buhrlage) Domsher, devoted father of Edward F. Domsher and dear grandfather of Donna Domsher, entered into rest at St. Petersburg, Thursday, August 16, 1951. Friends may call at the Hodapp funeral home, 6041 Hamilton College Hill, Sunday, after 3 P.

M. Services at the Crematory Monday, August 20, at 2 P.M. DUNHAM- George beloved husband of Theresa Miller Dunham, beloved father of Mrs. Georgia Horton and Harold Dunham, at Ft. Lauderdale, suddenly Thursday, August 16, 1951.

Funeral from the Bamber funeral home, 3011 Woodburn Tuesday, August 21, at 8:45 A. M. Requiem high mass at St. Mark Church, Evanston, 9:15 A. M.

DUNKMAN Kate (nee Loth), beloved wife of the late Bernard Dunkman, dear mother of Alice L. Woellner and the late Harry B. Dunkman, Tuesday, August 14, 1951, at Los Angeles, In her 831d year. Friends may call Sunday afternoon and evening at the Wain A. Bolton funeral home, 3042 Harrison at Ruchiman Westwood, where services will be held Monday, August 20.

at 2 P. M. FOCHT-NUCKOLS-Irene (nee Fulkner), beloved wife of the late Andrew Focht and beloved mother of Walter Nuckols Sr. grandmother of Walter Clifford and Mary Ann Nuckols and sister of Mrs. Ethel Relber and Mrs.

Mildred Chumard, Friday, August 17, 1951; in her 62nd year, residence, 4546 W. Eighth St. Friends may call at the Vitt Stermer Western Hills funeral home, 3425 Harrison Cheviot, Monday from 3 to 10 P. M. Funeral Tuesday, August 21 at 9 A.

M. Requiem high mass at St. Teresa Church 9:30 A. M. FRANKLIN Lt.

Albert, at Shaw Air South Carolina, beloved Force of Base, Franklin and brother of Mrs. Louis Kabrin, Harold, Harold, Maurice Maurice and Louls Kabrin, Joseph Franklin. Services, Well funeral home, 3901 Reading 2 P. M. Sunday, Memorial August week 19.

will be 1951 at observed at 638 Rockdale Ave. FUGAZZI- John beloved husband of the late Anna, Fugazzi (nee Getz), beloved father of the late Mrs. Raymond Fugazzi and dear brother of Louise Leamy August 16, 1951, at his home, 424 W. and Charles Fugazzi, Thursday, Twenty-second Covington, from Ky. Fu- the neral Monday.

August 20, John N. Middendorf Sons funeral Coving- home, ton, Twelfth at St. 10:30 and A. M. Madison Interment German I societies Protestant Cemetery, services Sunday eveThe following ning, Fratellonza Lodge, Society F.

and A. M. at 7 P. the No. 559, 7:30 City P.

Dorcas Chapter, No. 277, Chapter, of No. 131, Royal Arch Eastern Star, 8 P. Willis Masons. brother of Mrs.

Henrietta Yunker, Clara, Clarence beloved and the late Edward GarttNicholas Friday, 17, 1951; Rutledge Price HIll. August call at Grueter Sons dence. 1024 Friends may funeral home, Iliff and Glenway after 2 P. M. Funeral MonSunday day, August 20, at 9 A.

M. Requiem high mass, st. William Church, at 9:30 A. M. St.

William Men's Society, St. Mary Hospital Society and Purgatorian Society of St. Joseph Church kindly take notice. GIRTEN-Fred Fritsch beloved husband and the of the late Lenora Girten. late Mary Pistor Girten, and beloved father of Alice Miller.

Martha Elmer, Harold, William, and the late Norman Girten: Edwin, Roy, Orville, Fred, Friday, residence, August 4554 River Rd. Friends 17, 1951; in his 84th year; may Hills call funeral at the home, Vitt 4619 Delhi at Roband Stermer Delhi ben on Tuesday. Monday August 21, at 10:30 from 3 to 10 P. M. Services Courtesy car available from River A.

Delhl. 7 to 9:30 P. M. M. Rd.

and Monday. GRASSMUCK- John beloved (nee husband Meof the late May Grassmuck father of Mrs. L. K. Thomas Mullin), and Mrs.

Thomas J. Smith: Thursday, August 16. 1951; at his residence. 1847 Main St. Funeral service at the Gilligen funeral home.

Woodburn at Lincoln, may Monday, call August Sunday, 20. after at 2 2 P. P. M. Friends GREAR Emma, fifth anniversary requiem high mass, Church of the Assumption, Gilbert Avenue, Saturday.

August 25, 1951, at 8 A. M. SAFE Circular Saw BLADE The seigiant safety bladeradically now cutting principle (patent panding), Gives complese safety from all copes of "kick-back." Reduces danger from direct injucies, Saves 3096 10. 4096 o0 power. chips, not sawdust much deanea Cute smoother--has leager life without sharpening.

Runs much quieter, tool AT J. C. IVEY COMPLETE TOOL STORE. 414 MAIN ST. GA 0028.

PORTABLE ELECTRIC SANDER Model No. 200. $39.95 Clarence A. 0 -Baiter, inc. FUNERAL HOME Phone AVon 4543 Clarence A.

Batter Rot. Quants H. W. Sahad 3412 Clifton Ave. Schaefer Busby Formerly With WILTSEE, Inc.

24 W. 9th St. CH 0932 W. Mack Johnson Funeral Home WOodburn 0474-0475 McMillan and Upland Place I SCHRAFFENBERGER Gus Schraffenberger, Guy W. Anderson.

3117 VINE ST. CORRYVILLE. AV 0421 JOURNEY'S END JOURNEY'S END GREBER William, beloved husband Louisa Greber (nee Glauert), devoted father of William F. and G. Edward Greber, dear brother of Edward and Henry Graber, Thursday, August 16, 1951; residence, 759 E.

Epworth Ave; aged 83 years. Funeral from Spaeth Sons funeral home, 1320 Chase Chambers Northside Monday, August 20, at 2 P. M. Friends may call Sunday after 2 P. M.

-Marguerite, daughter of late Fred and Mary Oelker Grome, beloved sister of Frank, Harry, Louis and residence, 4376 Saturday, Innes Ave. August 18, Friends 1951; may call at the Chas. A. Miller Sons funeral home, Hamilton Ave. at Knowlton Northside, on Monday after P.

Requiem high mass at St. Bondface Church, Tuesday, August 21 at 9 A. of the late C. C. Hadden, beloved -Jessie D.

(nee Pollock), wite mother of Mary Marsh, Chad C. Hadden, Martha Kaye and Margaret Sherick, August 17, 1951; residence, 6008 Prentice St. Friends may call at the Thomas funeral home, 4418 Whetsel Sun1 day, M. after 1 P. M.

Service Monday, OES Madisonville Chapter No. 373 services Sunday evening, 8 P. M. HALL -Miss Grace, Thursday, August 16, 1951. Services at the Methodist Home Chapel, 5343 Hamilton Monday, August 20, at 2:30 P.

M. wife HERZOG- -Mary (nee Knille), beloved mother of William F. Herzog. devoted of Edward, John and Herzog. Mrs.

Stanley (Teresa) Doerger, and Mrs. Sigmund (Adelaide) Petrosky, and Knille, 12 grandchildren, sister of Joseph Thursday, August 16, 1951; residence, 1730 Carli St. Friends may call at Rebold funeral home, 1712 Queen City at Grand, Sunday, after 2 M. Rosary by Ladies' Sodality 8 P. followed by St.

Cecelia AuxIllary Monday, 268, K. of St. J. services. Funeral August 20.

Requiem high mass at St. Lea Church at 9 A. M. C. K.

of O. Branch 28 please take notice. HESLIN-Tnomas devoted husband Clara Burgess Heslin, beloved brother Mrs. Sadie Smith, Joe, Jim and John Heslin, Saturday, August 18, 1951; residence, 2646 Bellevue Ave. Friends may call at the Schraffenberger funeral home, 3117 Vine Corryville, Tuesday, after 4 P.

M. Requiem high mass at Holy Name Church, Wednesday, August 22, at 9 A. M. HUWEL Josephine (nee, Detzel), be: loved wife of the late Anthony Huwel and dear mother of Mrs. Marie Eliswick, Mrs.

Ruth Vogel and George Huwel and sister of George and Matthew Detzel, Saturday, August 18, 1951, of 3137 Glendora Ave. Friends may call at the Nurre Bros. funeral home, 3437 Montgomery Tuesday from to 10 P. M. Requiem high mass at St.

George Church, Wednesday, August 22. at 9:30 A. M. JENNINGS -Bertha beloved mother of Leola Eckols, Frazier, and William Jennings, Wednesday, August 15, 1951. Friends may view remains at Thompson funeral home, 820 Lincoln Sunday Corinthian after Baptist Church, Monday, AuP.

M. Services gust 20 at 1 P. M. KENNEDY-Arch beloved husband of Rita M. Kennedy, dear father of Mrs.

R. A. Parsons, Mrs. Robert Prosser and Arch Kennedy all of San Diego, and Donald M. Kennedy of Springdale, Ohio, passed away at San Diego August 16, 1951, formerly of Cincinnati and Amelia, Ohio.

Burial in San Diego, Calif. KEPLINGER Warren husband of Ethel Peters Keplinger, father of Mrs. William H. Hinsch, and grandfather of Beverly A. and Warren K.

Hinsch, at his residence, 2314 Upland Friday, August 17, 1951. Friends may call at the W. Mack Johnson funeral home. MeMilian at Upland Sunday after 2:30 P. M.

Services Monday, August 20, at 2:30 P. M. KLEINWACHTER- Irene (nee Jansen), beloved wife of Frank J. Kleinwachter, and devoted mother of Ethel Kleinwachter, and daughter of Rose Jansen, and sister of Mrs. Myrtle Schmitt, Raymond and Elmer Jansen, Saturday, August 18, 1951: residence, 1119 Fairbanks Price Hill.

Due notice. KLINE -Phillip beloved husband of Stella Kline (nee Riggs), and devoted father of Phyllis Kline, Mrs. Jacqueline Pyles and Mrs. Kathryn Vaughan of Hayesville, Ohio, and brother of Louis Kline Edon, Ohio, Leo Kline of Columbus, Ohio, and survived Mrs. Mildred Crites of Wooster, Ohio, also by three grandchildren.

Funeral services Monday, August 20, 1951, at 2 P. M. from the Dalbert funeral home, Glenway and Rosemont Aves. Friends may call Sunday after 2 P. M.

Interment at Rest Haven Cemetery. Vattier Lodge No. 386, F. and A. will hold services Sunday at 7 P.

M. and Bryon (Ohio) papers please KREIMER Frank dearly beloved son of Edward and Lydia Hoehnke Kreimer, and dear brother of Mrs. Robert (Virginia) Losacker, Mrs. Denton (Catherine) Pence, Mrs. John (Mary) Lackman, He.

ry, Sgt. Norman, John Edward Kreimer suddenly, Friday, August 17, 1951, in his 18th year: residence. 1818 Catalpa North College Hill, Funeral from the Neidhard funeral home, 7401 Hamilton Tuesday, August 21, at 8:30 A. M. Requiem high mass.

St. Marcaret Mary Church, at 9 A. Friends may call Monday after 4 P. M. KRUSE Edward, beloved husband of Geneva Kruse (nee Otti, and devoted father of Ruth Kruse and dear son of Mrs.

Teresa Kruse, dear brother of Mrs. Ruth Fisher, Mrs. Gertrude Kalser and Albert Kruse, Friday, August 17. 1951, at residence, 805 Dayton Newport. Funeral from Muehlenkamp funeral home, 835 York Newport.

Monday, August. 20. at 8:30 A. M. Solemn requiem high mAss at St.

Stephen Church, 9 A. -F. William, beloved husband father of the late Emma Neu Kurz, devoted of Mrs. Norma Eveland, Hulda and Gilbert C. Kurz, grandfather of Gilbert Lee Kurz and Harold Eveland: Friday, August 17.

1951: residence, 4334 Webster Deer Park. Friends may call at the Wrassmann Barfknecht funeral home, 2625 Gilbert Ave, north of Taft Road, on Sunday after 3 P. M. Services Monday. August 20, at 10:30 A M.

Crescent Counell No. 19 D. of A. ice Sunday, at P. M.

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