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I is 2. 50 8 October 9, 1955 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER News Section-Page 55 JOURNEY'S END (DEATHS) ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS IN MEMORIAM Journey's End Aronoff noose Atkinson Goodhead Beilman Griffiths Beirne Gripshover Burns Harenberg Carpenter Herrman Collins Johnson Crowley Jung Keenan Dentler Kelly Devote Kennedy Foerst Kichfuss Garves Kinney With the heart man believeth unto righteousness; and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation. (Copyr, 195o, Joan noward Harris) CROWLEY-Margaret (nee Horan), beloved wile 01 the late Daniel Crawiey and dear mother of Mrs. Mary Hayes and Thomas M. Crowley, Thursuay, October 1950, OL 1971 Cleneay Ave.

Friends may call at the Nurre Bros. funeral nome, 3437 Montgomery Sunday, 3 to 9 P. M. Requiem high mass at st. Mark Church, Monday, October 10, at 11:15 A.

M. (nee Burke), beloved mother of Mrs. Anna Blackburn enlu grandin-ther of John Biackourn, Friday, October 7, 195b; of 752 Steiner Ave. Funeral from the John J. Radel Co, funeral home, 652 State Tuesday, October 11, at 8:30 A.

M. Requiem high mass at Our LaGy of Perpetual neip Church at 9 A. Friends inay cail monday alter 3 P. M. A beloved son 01 tile late Peter and Ella Devoto (nec Brien) and dear brother of Milared Devoto, Mis.

John (Rose; Collopy, Mrs. Walter stegeman, Charies 1s, and the late Earl J. Devoto, suddenly, Friday, October residence, 639 MApie Newport, Friends may call at the Betz funeral home, 23 E. Sixth Sunday, from 3 to 9 P.M. Requiem nigh mass Monday, October 10, at Churen of the Immaculate conception at 9 A.

M. FOERST-Jullus beloved husband of the late Mary Anna Foerst (nee Leopold), devoted father of Mrs. Hazel Panaro, Mrs. Alice Gordon, Mia. Marie Butcher, Mrs.

Edna Galbraith, Mrs. Irene Alvis, Mrs. Fannie Hauser, Miss Genevieve Foerst, Mra. Alma Klein. Mrs.

Evelyn Curran. Mrs. Blanche Gramke, Raymond and Royal Foerst; also survived by 24 grandchildren and 36 Friday, ber 7, 1955; residence, Baptist Home, Newport, Ky. Due notice of funeral. GARVEY John, beloved husband of Eunice Glaser Gatvey, dear father of Johnny, Penny, Michael and Terry Garvey, 1955; suddenly, New Orleans, Thursday, October 6.

in his 34th year. funeral Friends home, may 7401 call Vine at the Hodapp Carthage. Monday, after 4 P. M. Requiem high mASS St.

Charles Borromeo Church, Tuesday, October 11, at 9 A. M. GNOOSE-Joel devoted husband of Catherine Suffa Goose, dear brother of Ralph Gnoose, Thursday, October 6, 1955; at residence, 3101 Murdock Ave. Friends may call at the Chas. A.

Miller Sons funeral home, Hamilton Ave. at Knowlton Northside, Sunday after 2 P. M. Requiem high mass at Holy Family Church, Monday, October 10, at 9:30 A. M.

GOODHEAD- Clara dear sister of Joseph Goodhead, foster mother of Mary kuth Caldwell, Friday, October 7. 1955. at residence. 706 E. 21st Cov.ngton.

aged 83 years. Funeral Bros. Tuesday, October, 11, from the funeral home, 11 E. Southern Requiem Latonia, at 8:30 high mass St. Benedict Church, 9 A.

M. Interment St. Mary Cemetery. Friends may call Monday after 3 P. M.

GRIFFITHS Anne, aged 88 years. daughter of the late Elizabeth and Richard Hughes, Saturday, October 8, 1955, of 5535 Ellsworth Pittsburgh, Pa. Services at the Samson funeral home, Pittsburgh, at 4 P. M. Monday, October 10.

Interment Spring Grove Cemetery Tuesday. GRIPSHOVER George beloved father of Mrs. C. P. Gripshover.

Mrs. Albert Arlinghaus, Mrs. Elbert Stephenson, Mrs. George Blanchet, Mrs. Richard Bruggeman, Agnes, George B.

and Bernard Gripshover, brother of Sister Mary Gripshover, Bernard and Lawrence October and Ben Thursday, 6, 1955. at residence. Stevenson Road, Erlanger, Ky, azed 65 years. at ferro funeral home. Erlanger, Monday, October 10, at 8:30 A.

M. Requiem high mass at St. Henry Church at 9 A. M. Interment St.

Mary Cemetery, Friends may call Sunday, 3 to 10 P. M. HARENBERG- -Edwin C. (Ed), beloved husband of Henrietta Stenger Harenberg, Friday, October 7, 1955, aged 69 years; residence, 4404 Montgomery Norwood. Friends may call at the Ray E.

Hawkins funeral home, 4826 Sec tion Norwood, Tuesday after 4 P. M. Requiem high mass St. Matthew Church Wednesday, October 12, at 9 A. M.

beloved husband Julia Ries Herrman, Friday, October aged 74 years; residence, 2250 Cathedral Norwood. Friends may call at the Ray E. Hawkins funeral home, 4826 Section Norwood, Sunday after 4 P. M. Requiem high mass ss.

Peter and Paul Church Monday at 9:30 A. M. JOHNSON-Hettie (nee Green), beloved mother of Willicia and William Johnson at St. Mary Hospital, Wednesday, October 5. 1955.

Friends and relatives may call at the Jamison funeral home, 437 Hopkins Sunday evening and Monday. Services Tuesday, October 11. at 9 A. M. SS.

Edward and Ann Church. Cark Street. Burial Union Baptist Cemetery. JUNG (nee Klare) (Minnie), beloved wife of the late August Jung, dear mother of Brother Edward Jung S. Carl, August Norbert, Victor.

Herbert Jung and Mrs. Hilda Bonekamp, Mrs. Gertrude Chenal ert and Mrs. Dolores Holtkamp, Friday, October 7. 1955; residenc, 2364 Chickasaw St.

Friends may call at Nurre Bros. Fairview-Clifton funeral home, 345 W. al McMillan. Sunday, from 3 to 9 P. M.

Solemn requiem high mass, the Cathedral of St. Monica, Monday, October A. 10, at 9 A. M. Members of the St.

P. Monica Ladies' Society please take notice. of KEENAN-Charles beloved husband of the late Mary Keenan (nee ziel, devoted father of Mrs. Horace Margaret and John Seubert. grandfather of Charles Keenan" and Margaret Walz, suddenly.

Saturday, October 8. 1955: residence, 3754 Aikenside Kennedy Heights: azed 88 A. years. Friends may call at the Imwalle Memorial, 4811 Vine St. at Washington, St.

Bernard. Monday between ter and 10 P. M. Services Tuesday, 00- tober 11, at 2 P. M.

of KELLY Gertrude. Third anniversary high mass Saturday, October 15, 1955. at 8:30 A. M. at St.

Mary Church, Hyde Park. KENNEDY -Helen, beloved sister of Julia, Loretta and Bernard Kennedy, and beloved daughter of the late John and Sarah McGurn Kennedy, Thursday, October 6, 1955: at her residence. 3532 at Reading Rd. Funeral from the Gillian funeral home, Woodburn at Lincoln. Monday, October 10.

Requiem high mass St. Xavier Church at 9:15 A. Friends may call Sunday after 2 P. M. KIEHFUSS.

-Jacob L. (Strawberry), beloved husband of Lena Klehfuss (nee Kohibrandt), dear father of Mrs. Harry (Lil) Selbert, also three grandchildren and two great-grandchildren, brother of Mrs. Fanny Oberlander, Thursday, Octo- and ber 6, 1955; residence. 2024.

Florence Ave. Funeral from W. J. Wirmel Sons funeral home, 3118 Colerain at Ethan Monday, October 10, at 8:30 A. M.

Requiem high mass Sacred Heart Church. 10 A. M. Friends may call Sunday after P. M.

KINNEY- Missouri thee Barrett), be- late loved wife of Joseph Kinney and dear mother of Florence J. and Joseph J. Kinney, Thursday, October 6. 1955 residence, 3520 Montgomery Age years. Friends may call at the Busse Borgmann Co.

Parkway fu- port. neral home, Central Parkway and Clifton Hills Sunday after 2 P.M. Requiem heh mass St. Mark Church Monday, October 10, at 10:15 A.M. LaMONT-Robert, 917 Dayton be- late loved husband of Mrs.

Opie LaMont. devoted father Henry LaMont, dear brother of Thomas. Russell and Miss Pearl LaMont, Thursday, October 6. 1955, in his 49th year. Funeral services Wednesday, October 12, at 1 M.

at the Caivary Methodist Church. Seventh and Smith Sts. Rev. S. W.

Bankhead officiating. Friends may call Tuesday at the Jamison Jamison fu- of neral home, 437 Hopkins St. after Mrs. P. M.

Interment Union Baptist Cemetery. ence LYONS-Edward brother of Earl and Charles Lyons and Mrs. Lucy Pfeiffer, Saturday, October 8, 1955; at his restdence. 621 Erlanger Erlanger, 63 years, Services at the Allison at Rose funeral home. Robbins St.

and may Madison Covington. Tuesday, Octo11, at 2 P. M. Interment Highland of Cemetery. Friends may call from 3 to of P.

Sunday. (hee Held), beloved wife of William F. McConnell, dear mother of Mrs. Mary Louise Ruberg, Mrs. Anna Herschede and William H.

MacConnell, dear sister of Emil J. Held, Friday, October 7, 1955: at St. Petersburg. Fla. Friends may call at hte high Chas.

A. Miller Sons funeral home. at Hamilton Ave. at Knowlton Northhigh side. Monday at st.

after 4 George P. M. Church, Requiem Tues- mass V. October 11, at 10 A. M.

MeNEAL--Melvin beloved husband. loved Virzinia Cable McNeal, dear father dear son of Everett and Mayme Kipper Wanda Lee and Sherry Lynn McNeal. McNeal, dear brother of Mrs. Ruth Mrs. Reuther.

Thursday, October 6. 1955: residence. 1417 Cedar Ave. Friends may dence, at the Chas. A.

Miller Sons funeral 87th home. Hamilton Ave, Knowlton St. Busse Northside. Sunday after 2 P. M.

Funeral neral services Monday. October 10. at 11 A.M. Hills (Hank), beloved hus- Ices MILLER--Harry band of Opal Miller (nee Kerr), FriOctober 7. 1955, at the rest- band dence, 15 E.

40th Covington. 56 years. Friends may call at 2927 Conniey Bros. funeral home, 11 E. may Southern Latonia, Ky.

Saturafter P. where services wilt ton, held at 8 P. M. Funeral Sunday, October 9. at the Fairview Christian Church, Johnsville, at wife 2:30 P.

M. day, MILLER- William beloved brother Mrs. Norma Melnzen and Harvey neral Miller. Thursday, October 6, 1955: residence, Hutton Avenue. East End.

at Friends may call at the Thomas funeral home, 4418 Whetsel Madison- P. ville, Sundav. after 4 P.M. Services Monday at 2:30 P.M. wife MURDOCK -Etta (nee Winter), widow voted George W.

Murdock and dearly beloved sister of Ada M. Winter and the Edward A. Winter. Thursday, Octo- neral 6. 1955.

of 3946 Regent 1 Norwood. Friends may call at Surre Bros. funeral home, 2437 Montgomery may Sunday from 3 until 10 p. ment Requiem high mAsS at St. Matthew Church Monday at 9:30 A.

Mi IN MEMORIAM Rise And Shine 70 SHOWERS 70 U.S. WEATHER COOLE SHOWERS NO SHOWERS Department of SNOW WARM COLD WARM HIGH 60 90 FORECAST For Daytime Sunday High Temperatures Expected Fair skies and rising temperatures will prevail in the Cincinnati area today, the Weather Bureau predicted. A low 44 degrees high of 69 were forecast. It will be fair and not so cool with a low of 50 tonight. It will be warmer today in the area from the Ap- -AP Wirephoto palachians westward to the Western Great Lakes, the Middie Mississippi Valley and the Southern Plains.

It will be cooler in the Northern Plains, tral Rockies and parts of California. Rain was forecast for Florida, Alabama, North Dakota and Arizona. MIRROR OF THE CITY Holy Name Namehousandsof of the Holy Name Society. The procession will start at 1:15 m. at Race St.

and Central Pky. and proceed to Crosley Field, where there will be Solemn Benediction and an address by Msgr. Edward A. Freking, pastor of St. Stephen Church.

Archbishop Karl J. Alter will preside and be the celebrant for the Benediction. Bishop Clarence Issenmann will lead the procession and the recitation of the rosary. The line of march will be south on Race Street, to Central Parkway, to Lincoln Park Drive. to Freeman, Kenner, Dalton and then to the ball park.

Approximately 120 parishes and units will take part in the procession. Joseph F. McGlin is general chairman of this rally. Other committee members, include the Rev. John Dillon, director, William J.

Creed, John P. Donnelly and Gordon A. Lamdgraf. Marching in the procession will be special police detail headed by Chief of Police Stanley R. Schrotel, the firemen's unit of the Holy Name Society, Parade To Be Today Catholic men will take part in the annual Holy and rally today at Crosley Field.

This yearly faith and reverence for the name of God is of the Cincinnati Deanery, Archdiocesan Union Tomorrow's BIRTHDAYS SHOWERS Willard Simon, Darwin S. Brown, Philip O. Darr, Fred C. Dennis, John R. Klosterman, Daniel M.

Myers, Burnett Reed, John W. Watson, Harry F. Freking, James B. Walls, RobCarpenter, Kenneth P. Huber and Russell A.

Abernathy. Miss Angie Arnold, Joyce Summe. Mrs. Gladys Benz, Miss Minola Geschwind, Mrs. Ruth McGrath and Mrs.

Norma Placke. color guards, Knights of Columbus Color Corps, students from Mt. St. Mary and St. Gregory Seminaries, bands and drum corps and Boy Scouts.

Observance of Holy Name Sunday will be marked, also, by attendance of Holy Name parish units at mass and communion in the morning. During the parade, buses operating in downtown Cincinnati on. detour, starting promptly at 1:15 p. m. LIONS CLUB SPEAKER: J.

Roger Deas, central division representative of the American Can will speak of the "CoEffort of the Canning, operative. Can-Making. and Agriculture in Ohio" Club at a 12 meeting of the Lions at noon Wednesday Sinton Hotel. Mr. Deas formerly was research secretary Justice Earl Warren when he was governor of California.

FRESHMAN CLUB ELECTS: Richard Ernst yesterday was elected president of the Freshman Club of the University Branch YMCA, 270 Calhoun St. Others elected were Ronald Burns, vice president; Jack Michael, secretary, and John Kennedy, treasurer. NURSES PLAN TEA: observance of National Nurse Week, the Deaconess Hospital School of Nursing will give a tea at 2 p. m. Wednesday for all high school girls in the Greater Cincinnati area, it was by Miss Mary C.

Segmiller, director of nursing. Freshman nursing students will serve as hostesse for the event, which will be held in the Bethany Home of the hospital, Straight near Clifton Ave. NAMED TREASURER: Robert L. Young. attorney, has been elected treasurer of Veteran's Day Committee of Hamilton County.

The committee will stage the Veteran's celebration November 11, including a public luncheon at the Netherland Plaza and an evening parade through downtown Cincinnati. A World War II veteran, Mr. Young is service officer for the Department of Ohio Veteran's of Foreign Wars. HUBER DIRECTS DRAMA: Robert Huber, program director of WCET, will direct the drama group of the Western Hills YMCA, it was announced yesterday. A dinner will be held in of Mr.

Huber at the Y's clubhouse, Montana and Cheviot at p. m. Wednesday. Mr. Huber formerly was a program director for WKRC- TV.

Children's Theater and Stage, demonstration of under the auspices For Pete's Sake! Or For Sake Pete? Out With It, Margaret, Is Demand By Paper On Princess' Romance LONDON, Oct. 8 Pete's sake put him out of his misery!" -SO screams a first page headline of the Sunday Pictorial, demanding an official announcement about Princess Margaret and Capt. Peter Townsend. Under big photographs of the Queen's sister and the divorced Battle-of-Britain hero, the mass circulation Pictorial asserted Townsend is "the man who loves Princess Margaret." "A firm announceofficial" ment about the marriage to Princess Margaret is long overthe says. "It would life of at present end for Townsend, the amazing forced to lead." The Pictorial said Europe is giving Captain Townsend a 'golden ride on a royal roundabout simply for the reason that he is expected to marry the beautiful princess." If Captain Townsend isn't going to marry Margaret, the paper said, "thousands who woo and fete Peter Townsend are being taken for a heck of a royal ride." The Pictorial observed that Captain Townsend has a salary of £30 A week and no private income--yet "flits from Oslo to Paris to Cannes to Deauville like royalty to ride in horse races for gentlemen of independent means.

The costs must add to his misery." Then, repeating the demand for an official statement on the reported romance, the article said: "Let's hope they both live happily ever after." Wilson Off To Paris fense ministers' meeting. Incorporated. TICKETS DISTRIBUTED FOR U.S. DAY LUNCHEON S. Samuel Scoville, seated, ticket chairman for the first annual United States Day luncheon October 21 at the SheratonGibson Hotel, is shown distributing tickets for the event to John W.

McLaughlin, commander, Hamilton County Council, American Legion; Mike Golato, past commander, Bentley Post, American Legion, and Neil E. Wetterman, of the Protect America League, Inc. William L. McGrath, WASHINGTON, Oct. 8 (UP) -Defense Secretary Charles E.

Wilson left by air for Paris today to attend the NATO de- president of the Williamson Heater will be keynote speaker at the luncheon, BUREAU Commerce 60 COLD Weather Bureau report of temperature for the 24 hours ending at 6 p. m. Saturday: Stations High Low Atlanta 73 55 Bismarck 81 41 Boston 58 Chicago 67 44 Cincinnalt 65 46 Cleveland 6 50 Denver 81 45 Detroit 63 50 Indianapolis 64 42 Los Angeles 77 56 Miami 86 75 Mpls-St. Paul 67 38 New Orleans 75 67 New York 70 58 Phoenix 94 66 Pittsburgh 60 49 Tampa 87 69 Washington D. C.

64 51 80 80 Cine'nnati Weather Bureau record for October 8, 1955: Temp. Prec. a p. m. m.

57 46 0 1955 '54 '53 N'I Highest temp. 65 77 73 72 Lowest temp. 46 55 59 49 Rain 0 0 0.08 River at 7 D. m. 11.8 feet Snow In pool, Today: Sunrise 6:41 a.

m. Sunset 6:09 p. m. 80 Map. OHIO VALLEY FORECAST Ohio: Fair and a little warmer.

Highest 63 to 70. Kentucky: Fair and warmer. Highest 65 to 74. Indiana: Fair and not quite sO cool. Highest 65 to 70.

CONGRATULATIONS! Mr. and Mrs. Edward Frankenhoff, 4219 Floral Norwood, will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with a mass of thanksgiving at 9:45 a. m. today.

They will hold a reception at their home from 3 to 6 p. m. today. Mr. and Mrs.

Frankenhoff have a daughter, Mrs. Frank Heiselman, Kennedy Heights, and a son, Edwin, at home, and eight grandchildren. Mr. Frankenhoff is a retired postmaster of Point Pleasant, Ohio, Epidemics Loom In Wake Of Flood That Hits Tampico MEXICO CITY. Oct.

8 (P) The swollen Panuco River subsided 18 inches at Tampico today but the threat of epidemics still hung over the stricken city, under water. Approximately 150,000 residents and refugees huddled in makeshift shelters on higher ground, some of them in open parks, fleet and of plazas. U. S. Navy helicopters continued to pluck refugees from rooftops of their flooded homes.

Several thousand already have been flown to safety, at the rate of 1000 a day. Rescue workers estimated that 10,000 homes have been destroyed by floods which devastated an area 50 miles broad and 120 miles long centering on Tampico. The unofficial death toll stands at Three successive hurricanes and drenching rains precipitated the catastrophe. The U. S.

aircraft carrier Siboney and the cargo ship Oglethorpe are expected to reach Tampico tomorrow with additional helicopters; and supplies to supplement those from the carrier Saipan and destroyer Bassett, anchored off Tampico harbor. JOURNEY'S END (DEATHS) A ARONOFF -Rose of 7502 Griffin beloved wife of Dr. Nathan Aronoff, devoted mother of Michael and Madelyn Aronoft, dear daughter of Anna R. Wasserman and sister of Mrs. Joseph E.

Cohen, Joyce Renee, J. Robert and Dr. Allan L. Wasserman. Services Well funeral home.

3901 Reading Sunday, October 9, at 2 P. M. voted husband of the late Atk.nATKINSON William J. (Butch), deson (nee Mueller), beloved father Mrs. Lucille Neitenbach, William F.

of and Erwin J. Atkinson; also survived by six grandchildren, Saturday, October 8. 1955; residence. 1924 Shoilenberger st. North College Hill.

Friends may call Monday after 4 P. M. at the Paul R. Young funeral home. 7345 Hamliton Ave.

Funeral services Tuesday, October 11, at 2 P. M. BEILMAN Alvina (nee Henkel, beloved wife of the late John Bellman, dear mother of Mrs. Lee (Ruth) Murbach and Janet Secrist, dear sister of Emma Shuey, Helen Rothhaas, Ray, Walter and Albert Henke, devoted grandmother of three grandchildren; res dence, 3052 McHenry entered Into rest Friday, October 7. 1955, in her 66th year.

Funeral from the John C. Gump funeral home. 3440 Glenmore at Herbert, Cheviot. Monday, 00- tober 10, at 10:30 A. M.

Friends may call from 3 to 10 P. M. sunday. BEIRNE- Charles brother of Matthew and Edward Beirne, Mrs. Stanley Da Hart, Mrs.

T. King, Thursday, October 6, 1955. Miami, Fla. Friends may call Sunday after 4 P.M. J.

J. Sullivan Co. funeral home. 1336 E. McMillan at Bell Pl.

Requiem high ber mess 10 St. Mark Church. Monday, Oct at 9:15 A.M. Interment' St. Joseph New Cemetery.

BURNS- Julius Harris (Jim beloved son of the late Frank Burns and Emma Burns Stoll (nee Flodter). brother of Naomi Kim and Helen Burns of Hollywood. Frank H. Burns of 5252. Relluk Wednesday.

tober 5, 1955, at Portland. Oreg. Graveside services Vine Street HIll Cenetery Monday. October 10. at 2 P.

M. CARPENTER- Tom. beloved husband of Willa Carpenter (nee Powers). devoted father of Mrs. Ruth Cooper and grandfather of Wendel Cooper.

Saturday, October 8. 1955; residence. 288 Main Florence, aged 72 years. Services at the Stith funeral home. Florence, Monday.

October 10, at 2:30 P. M. Interment Florence Cemetery, Friends may call Sundar after 12 noon until time of services. COLLINS Jessie Eugenia: res den e. 452 Mulberry Lebanon.

Ohio, beloved mother of Mrs. D. B. Carpenter. 1638 Rose and sister of Okey Dunn.

6423 Cincinnati Ohlo. Funeral Sunday. October 9, from Oswald funeral home, Lebanon, Ohio. at 2 P. M.

Friends may call Saturday afternoon and evening. -Everett dear brother of David F. Curry. suddenly, Saturday, October 8, 1955: res dence, 607 Monmouth Newport, Kv. ate 50 years.

Friends may call at the Vonderhaar Re Stetter funeral home. Third P01 Overton Newport. Mon lay from 3 to 9 P. M. Services Thursday, October 13.

at Wilson funeral home, Chio. at 2:30 P. M. Interment Elm Grove, W. Va.

BAER FLORAL DESIGNS 5 E. 4TH ST. MA 1-3662 Their Final Tribute A Radel Service BIER. Forest H. NIEHAUS, George H.

DENTLER, Mayme SCAHILL, Kathleen HAUGER, Martha SCHABER, Kate Radel's every service is conducted with the full appreciation that it is a sacred tribute to someone's memory The JOHN J. RADEL Co. HENRY J. RADEL, Pres. 652 STATE AVE.

WA 1-0365 1804 Vine PA 1-6145 822 York, Newport, CO 1-8560 4122 Glenway WA 1-4512 1005 Madison, Covington, HE 1-4185 Journeys End LaMont Schwartz Lyons Scott MacConnell Sidenstricker McNeal Smith Miller, Harry Stanb Miller, Wm. Van Ausdale Mullen Wagner Murdock Weber Nichaus Weweler Oexman Wilkins Owens Willenbor: Koeiter Willia inson Schiff Wright Schneider Young With the heart man believeth unto righteousness; and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation. (Copyr. 1955. John Howard Harris) MULLEN-Kate, beloved sister of Rose and the late Julia Mullen, Saturday, October 8, 1955, at her residence, 2725 Cleinview Ave.

Funeral from the Gilligan tuneral home, Woodburn at Lincoln. Tuesday, October 11. Requiem htzh mass at St. Frances de Sales Church at 9 A. M.

Friends may call Monda, after 2 P. M. NIEHAUS- George, beloved 5011 of the late George and Anna Niehaus and brother of Mrs. Anna Moorman. Mrs.

Josephine Rink, Mrs. Minnie Schaefer, Mrs. Helen Rink and Albert Niehaus, Thursday, October 6, 1955, of 2618 Glenway Ave. Funeral from the John J. Radel Co.

funeral home, 652 State Tuesday, October 11. at 8:30 A. M. Requiem high mass St. George Church at 9 A.

M. Friends may call Monday after 3 P. M. 0EXMAN-Fred John, father of Howard Fred K. Oexman and Ruth Reuss, brother of Mrs.

Elise Miller of Park Hills, Saturday, October 8, 1955: at 440 Lafayette Ave. Friends may call at the W. Mack Johnson funeral home, McMillan at Upland Place, Monday, 4 to 9 P. M. Services Tuesday, October 11, at 10:30 A.

M. OWENS-Leslie beloved son of Mrs. Loraine Botros and Lealle Owens. devoted brother of Mrs. Lillie Tomlinson, Friday, October 7.

1955: residence. 621 Main Covington. age 18 years. Friends may call at the Builock funeral home, 461 Elm Ludlow, Sunday from 4 to 10 P. M.

Funeral services Monday, October 10. at 10 A. M. Interment Forest Lawn Memortal Park, Erlanger, Ky. ROELLER-Richard beloved husband of Mildred Zorb Roller, dear father of Robert Roller, Thursday, October 6, 1955: residence, 619 E.

Epworth Winton Place. Friedns may call at the Chas. A. Miller Sons funeral home, Hamilton Ave. at Knowlton Northsale, Sunday after 2 P.

Funeral services Monday, October 10, at 2 P. M. SCHIFF-Esther, of 3585 Van Antwerp beloved wife of Rabbi Mordecal Schiff, devoted mother of Dr. Leon Schiff. Services Weil funeral home, 3901 Reading Monday, October 10.

1955, at 2 P. M. Please omit flowers. SCHNEIDER -Ben (Gerald beloved husband of Lula Perkins Schnelder, dear father of Mrs. Frederick R.

(Betty) Harmon, devoted son of Mrs. Carrie Schneider, brother Clifford and Albert Schneider and Mrs. Clara tempohl and grandfather of Pamela Harmon, suddenly, in his 50th year; residence, 2816 Jefferson Ave. Requiem high mass St. George Church Wednesday, October 12, at 9 A.

M. Friends may call Tuesday after P. M. At the Albert L. Boehmer funeral home, 2545 Vine north of McMillan, Corryville.

St. George Court No. 271, C. 0. F.

services Tuesday at 8:30 P. M. Also member of Carpenter's Local No. 29, A. F.

F. and Latonia Mutual Aid. SCHWARTZ Nora (nee McNulty), beloved wife of Albert R. Schwartz. dear sister of Mrs.

Mabel Pillstick of Parma, Idaho, Wednesday, October 5, 1955; residence, 922 Rogers PI. Friends may call at the Hodapp funeral home, 7401 Vine Carthage, Sunday, O0- tober 9. from 4 to 9 p. m. Funeral services Monday at 10:30 a.

m. SCOTT-Allie K. (nee Kearns), beloved wife of Stuart A. Scott and devoted mother of Emily S. Cooley, Saturday, October 8, 1955; residence, 31 Mound Milford, Ohio.

Services Craver funeral home Tuesday, October 11, at 10:30 A. M. Friends may call Monday from 4 to 9 P. M. SIDENSTRICKER Charlotte (nee Buddy, beloved wife of James Sidenstricker, devoted daughter of Arthur Budd.

dear sister of Mrs. Robert (Esther) Zeek, Mrs. George (Edna) Pfister, Mrs. Morton (Elizabeth) Kelly, Mrs. Carl (Mary) Clark, Charles, Roband James Budd, mother of Leslie Sidenstricker, formerly of 1154 Harrison entered into rest Friday, October 7, 1955, in her 56th year.

Funerfrom the John C. Gump funeral home, 3440 Glenmore at Herbert, Cheviot, Tuesday, October 11, at 10:30 Friends may call from 3 to 10 M. Monday, SMITH -Alphonse beloved husband Anna Meissner Smith, father of Fred, William, Anna and Marion smith and Betty Klein, Saturday, October 8, 1955; aged 76 years; residence, 3232 Cavanaugh Ave. Friends may call at Ave, at Grand. Monday after M.

Rebold funeral home, 1712 Queen, City Services Tuesday, October 11, at 11 M. Cincinnati Lodge No. 133, and A. M. services Monday, 8 P.

M. STAAB-Genevieve (Jennie), devoted sisof Mrs. Mary R. Summe and the late Peter and Joseph Staab, dear aunt Mrs. Anna Griner of Philadelphia, Mrs.

Geneva C. Buescher, Mrs. Marle R. Hadley, Leo Staab and the late Rey. Edward H.

Summe, Louise Warburg and Lawrence Staab, Friday, October 7, 1955, at the residence of her niece, 7365 Maple Mt. Healthy, Funeral from the Neidhard funeral home, 7401 Hamilton Tuesday, October 11, at 9:30 A. M. Solemn requiem high mass Church of Assumption at 10 A. M.

Members of St. Mary's Ladies Sodality services Monday at 8 P. M. Friends may call after 4 P. M.

Monday. VAN AUSDALE Mamie S. (nee Rehberzer), beloved wife of the late Amzie Van Ausdale, devoted mother of Mrs. Mae Mergenthal, Mrs. Estelle Moore and Mrs.

Jeanette Bohachek, dear sister of Mrs. Emma Muckenfuss, Frank, Harry, Elmer Rehberger, Thursday, Octo6, 1955, at her residence, 37 17th Newport, Ky. Services Monday, 02- tober 10, at the Dobbling funeral home. 241 Fairfield Bellevue. at A.

M. Friends may call, Sunday after 3 P. M. WAGNER-John, beloved husband of the Minnie Wagner (nee Hurd), dear father of Elizabeth Wagner and Mrs. Dorothy Hoffman, Saturday, October 8.

1955; at residence, 711 Linden Newport, Ky, Funeral from Muehlenkamp funeral home, 835 York NewTuesday, October 11 at 7:30 A. M. Requiem high mass at St. Stephen Church at 8 A. M.

Friends may call after 4 P. M. Monday, WEBER-Henry, beloved husband of the Anna Weber (nee Macintrosh), brother of Elmer and Nick Weber, Thursday, October 6, 1955, at residence, 2420 Herman Covington. aged 74 years. Funeral services Monday, October 10, at the RiedlingerLemen funeral home, 19 Green at 10:30 A.

M. Friends may call Sunday after 3 P. M. WEWELER-Edward beloved husband Florence Evans Weweler, father of Leonard J. Beaudoin.

Harry Bennett. Mrs. Francis H. Carrico, Florand Edward H. Weweler, Friday, October 7.

1955: at his residence, 1815 Andina Ave. Funeral from the Gilligan funeral home, Woodburn at Lincoln, Tuesday, October 11, Requiem high mass St. Agnes Church at 9 A. M. Friends call Monday after 4 P.

M. WILKINS- Charles beloved husband Marie Haas Wilkins, beloved father Mrs. Robert (Dorothy) Monnig, Mrs. Joseph (Jean) Greco, brother of Frank Wilkins, Saturday, October 8, 1955; residence. 945 Wells St.

Relatives and friends please call at the B. J. Meyer Colonial funeral home, 3726 Warsaw Monday from 4 to 10 P. M. Funeral Tuesday, October 11.

Requiem mass at St. Lawrence Church 9:30 A. M. Members of St. Joseph Men's Society of St.

Teresa Church pleast meet Monday at 8 P. M. WILLENBORG- Anna E. (nee Woerzh. widow of J.

Frank Willenborg and bemother of Blaine, Frank, Russell, Charlees and Emerson Willenborg, Mrs. Elizabeth Molter, Mrs. Helen Mater. Loretta Hunter and Mrs. Mildred Lenzer, Friday, October 7.

1955: res. 15 E. Mitchell in her year. Friends may call at the Borgmann Co. Parkway fuhome.

Central Pky. and Clifton Monday after 2 P. M. ServTuesday. October 11, 10:30 A.

M. WILLIAMSON-Harvey beloved husof Selma Fischer Williamson, Thursday, October 6, 1955: residence. Sander Corryville. Friends call at the Clarence A. Batter funeral home, 3412 Clifton ClifSunday from to 9 P.

M. Services Monday. October 10, at 2 P. M. WRIGHT- Sallie (nee Maddox), beloved of the late Layle Wright.

SaturOctober 8, 1955, at Fort Thomas, Rest Home; aged 88 years, Fufrom the Alexandria funeral home. Alexandria, Tuesday, October 11. P. M. Interment Alexandria Cemetery.

Friends may call after M. Monday, YOUNG- Catharine (nee Wade), beloved of the late Hayes Young and desister of Lonnie Downs and Mercedes Haubold, Friday, October 1935; residence, 4140 Home Ave. FU services Monday. October P. M.

At the Dalbert mortuary. Glenway and Rosemont Aves. Friends call Sunday after 3 M. Interat Greenfield. Ohio, Cemetery, World War I Veteran.

War I Birthday Remembrance Of our beloved husband, fatter and grandfather. ANTHONY DUESING. October 12, 1874-September 11, 1949 Lovingly Remembered by Wife, Children and Grandchildren. Birthday Remembrance of my beloved ANTHONY born October died March 14, 1955, Those whom we love go out of wight But never out of mind. They are cherished In the hearts Of those they leave behind, Sadly Missed by Sister, Mary Behymer.

In Loving Memory of my dearly beloved father, EDWARD G. BERLING, who passed away October 8, 1939. A silent prayer, a silent tear. Beautiful memories. Daddy, Dear.

Sadly Missed by His Daughter. In Loving Memory of our dear husband, father and grandfather, JOHN E. BISHER, born July 17, 1891, died October 9, 1950. Just a token of love's devotion That our hearts still yearn for you: You tenderly cared for your loved ones, To your friends you were ever true, God laid His hand on our heartstrings, Leaving sweetest memories of you. Sadly Missed by His Loving Wife, Children and Grandchildren.

In Loving Memory of our beloved son and brother, EDWARD ANDRES. who passed away October 9. 1938. Sad and sudden WAS the call of one SO dearly loved by all. Sadly Missed Ills Loving Mother.

Dad end Brothers. In Loving Memory Of my beloved son, RICHARD J. BUSCHLE. born March 1922, died October 4. in defense of his country.

precious one from me has gone, A voice loved is stilled. A place is vacant in my home, Which never can be filled. The flowers I place upon your grave May wither and decay, But love for you who sleeps beneath Will never fade away. Your Loving Dad, Richard E. Buschle.

In 1 Loving Memory Of our beloved mother and grandmother, LENA PASCHKA, who passed away October 13. 1954. Keep her. Jesus. in Thy keeping, Till we reach that shining shore, Then, oh Master, let us have her, And love her as before.

Sadly Missed by Her Children and Grandchildren. In Loving Memory of our dearly beloved father and grandfather. JOHN J. TAGGART. who passed away October 9.

1945. Sunshine passes, shadows fall. Love's remembrance outlasts all. And though the years be many or few. They are filled with remembrance of you Sadly Missed by Children and Grandchildren.

In Loving Memory Of our beloved son, brother and uncle, WALTER (WHITEY) J. WOLFER, who passed away October 12, 1951. In our memories he is always near, Bringing many a silent tear, Sadly Missed by Mom and Family, In Loving Memory of MARY B. GREEN, who passed away October 13, 1941. Send Your CONDOLENCES thru the NELSON memorial Make a contribution of any amount to the NELSON memorial of Christ Church, and a dignifed card of lence will be sent to the family of the deceased in your name (without specifying the amount).

All gifts tax-deductible, and all funds go to the FRANK H. NELSON MEMORIAL Christ Church, 318 F. 4th St. Schaefer- Busby Formerly With WILTSEE. Inc.

4619 3425 MO 1-0833 WA 1-1500 HARRISON AVE WESTWOOD AVE DELHI ROAD WA 1-0110 24 W. 9th St. CH 1-0932 FUNERAL HOMES CHEVIOT FAIRMOUNT DELHI HILLS W. Mack Johnson Funeral Home Drive Parking McMILLAN at UPLAND wO 1-0474 HILLSIDE CHAPEL Cincinnati Cremation Co. Open Daily 9 A.

M. to 4 P. M. BOOKLET ON REQUEST 525 Dixmyth Ave. UN 1-1021 NURRE BROS.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS CHerry 1-6929 WITT, GOOD KELSCH 3026 MADISON RD. FUNERAL HOME JE 1-0105 VORHIS FUNERAL HOMES LOCKLAND, OHIO NOR.WOOD, OHIO VA 1-0063 ME 1-4884 Tredway Funeral Home Established 1892 Norwood, Ohio 2131 Cameron Ave. ME 1-0311 GEO. H. ROHDE SON AIR-CONDITIONED FUNERAL HOME Linwood and Delta Aves.

EA 1-0404 FUNERAL WRASSMANN HOMES 2625 Gilbert Ave, WO 1-1600 1421-23 Main St. CH 1-0338 Bamber Funeral Home Inc. JOHN W. BAMBER ROBERT BAMBER 3011 Woodburn Ave. WO 1-1440 CARD OF THANKS Card of Thanks Although our hearts are saddened we are not unmindful of the many acts of kindness and sympathy extended to us in the great loss of our beloved husband, father and grandfather, LOWRY ORR.

Especially do we wish to thank Dr. Ralph Murphy of Knox Presbyterian Church, Dr. Manley for his untiring efforts, all donors of the many beautiful floral offerings, cards of sympathy and the Bamber funeral directors of Cincinnati, and Mr. Ashley Porter of the Porter funeral home, Maysville, for their kind and efficient management of the funeral. The Bereaved Wife and Family.

Card of Thanks desire to express my heartfelt thanks and appreciation to all my relatives. friends a and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy extended to me in the loss of my dearly beloved husband, JOSEPH D. VERKAMP. I especially wish to thank Rev. Elmer Brennan, the organist and choir of St.

Boniface Church, Dr. Theodore Bange, All donors of the many beautiful floral tributes, spiritual bouquets and cards of sympathy and Frank G. Rosenacker and the assistants of the DhonauRosenacker funeral home for their efficient services. The Bereaved Wife, Mrs. Margaret Verkamp, Card of Thanks With heartfelt thanks and appreciation to the many relatives, friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy shown us in the great loss of our beloved mother and grandmother.

MAYME C. NEWMAN. Especially do we wish to thank Rev. Rudolph Gruenke of the St. Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church for his kindness, all donors of the many beautiful floral offerings, spiritual bouquets, cards of sympathy and many tributes of remembrance.

the John Hodapp Son funeral directors, for the personal attention of details and thorouch and sympathetic manner in which they conducted the funeral, Ruth Harrison and Family, IN MEMORIAM In Loving Memory Of our beloved mother, JOSEPHINE ABBOTT. who passed away October 6. 1929. and our beloved brother, CECIL L. ABBOTT, who passed away October 9, 1944.

Precious ones from us are gone: Just the loved and sweet devotion Of the ones who think of you That our hearts still yearn for you. Sadly Missed by the Family, In Loving Memory of our beloved sister and Aunt, ELIZABETH SIEBERT, who' passed away October 12, 1950. We will always cherish her in our memory. Mrs. Laura Fernedine.

Mrs. Mary Wilson, Mrs. Marguerite Russo and Robett Bogart. In Loving Memory of our beloved father, JESSE MOORE, who passed away October 15. 1951.

Just the thought of sweet remembrance, Just the memory, fond and true, Just the love and sweet devotion of the ones who think of you. Sadly Missed by the Children. In Loving Memory of our mom, ALICE McDERMOTT (nee Grear), born October 5, 1899. passed away April 18, 1951. A wonderful mother.

50 dear, 80 rare, The trials she went through, 80 few could bear: She never complained, she wasn't that kind, She was one of those mothers, so hard to find. Sadly Missed by Your Daughter, Sons and Grandchildren. "Happy Birthday, Morn." In Loving Memory of our beloved wife and mother, ANNA MAXWELL, who passed away October 2, 1948, Like all good and perfect gifts She came from God, no other, But today we have but memories Of that precious gift called mother; Keep her, Jesus, in Thy keeping Till we reach that shining shore, Thes. oh Master, let us have her And love her as we did before. Sadly Missed by Her Husband.

Children, Grandchildren, Daughters-In-law and Sons-in-law. In Loving Memory of our beloved mother, LOUISE SCHWETTMANN. who passed away April 30, 1945. and of our beloved father, CHRISTIAN SCHWETTMANN who passed away October 5, 1951. Those whom we love go out of sight, But never out of mind.

They are cherished to the hearts of those they leave behind. Sadly Missed by Christ and Verna ORDER YOUR AD SEVEN TIMES -SAVE THE COST GA 1-6300 Of our beloved brother and uncle, JOHN J. CONROY, In Loving Memory who passed away October 12, 1954 You left behind those broken hearts That loved you sincere, That never did and never will Forget you, brother, dear. Your Loving Sisters, Niece and Nephews. First anniversary mass at St.

Teresa Church Wednesday, October 12, 1955, at 8:30 A. M. SOCIETIES AND LODGES KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Rainbow Lodge No. 16 members will assemble Monday, October 10, 1955. at P.

M. at the Wain A. Bolton funeral home, 3042 Harrison to pay our last respects to our departed Brother Jullus Foerst. William G. Lang, Sec'y MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES IN FILING for divorce, 1.

Vernard Carter. hereby relinquish ally debts incurred by my wife, Ethel Car ter, after this date. October 6, 1955, Vernard Carter. AF15383446 STAMP COLLECTORS--Here are the Independency Memorial Stamps of The Hashimite Kingdom of Jordan: it your collection short of these stamps. write now to: Salameh K.

Nassar, 129 Opera Place, Cincinnati Ohio: and he will mail your set to you directly; 9 stamps for $4.00: (quantity 15 limited), 22 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE BOTTLE BEER DELIVERY. WINE. CHAMPAGNE FRIES AV 1-9002. LOST AND FOUND FOUND KEY RING--3 keys and coin: corner Ivanhoe and Williams. Owner pay cost of ad for return.

ME 1-9032. blue and silver frame In tan case. RE 1-4944, after 6 P. M. LARGE SUM small bills, loose.

Vicinity Eighth and State or Purcell and Phillips. Reward. WA 1-8914. LOST-BEAGLE dos. torn left ear; Wednesday near Hopple and Colerain; wearing Kentucky tags.

Reward. MU 1-8090, HE 1-7310. LOST -Boxer, female, answers to "Ginger." vicinity Lovel and Goshen, reward. Call Loveland 42084 or BE 1-8325. LOST--Black and white Spitz terrier Friday, from 5372 Rybolt answers to Toby; please call HU 1-8326 after 6 M.

Reward. LOST--Black cocker. wearing collar, with Montgomery County tag; answers to name of Cinder, GR 1-1239 or GR 1-8866. LOST -Brown and white Beagle hound child's pet. 5 months old.

lost at EL bert and Amazon Sunday afternoon. Call MU 1-2694. LOST Black and white bird dog. male, short hair: vicinity Van Blocken Price Hill. Monday Reward.

MA 1-4258. LOST -Large black purse, in Pogue's, Saturday afternoon, contains identification. reward. WA 1-5096, WA 1-4183. LOST -Small brown female collie: Harrison.

Ohio, area; $25 reward. Call HU 1-7205. LOST -Beagle pup. 9 months; black. white, brown: vicinity Hyde Park: child's pet.

Reward. EA 1-7230. LOST BROWN TERRIER--Mixed. male dor. Cut on left front leg.

Answers to "Sport." WO 1-1127. LOST -Boston pull terrier, black and white male. "Spunky;" Western Hills area. MO 1-7055. Reward $75.

LOST Fireman's black rubber coat. Badge No. 821. on Dana near Ledgewood. ME 1-9376.

Reward. LOST -Labrador, male, black, chubby: vicinity Fairmount: reward. GR 1-3616 LOST-1 Porter Cable power saw: on Long Lane: liberal reward. MU 1-1907. LOST -Eye glasses, vicinity of East Hyde Park Sq.

Reward. EA 1-5239. FOUND -Baby's shoe: near post office, 5th Street. JU 1-0863. MISSING FOR 2 WEEKS "BUTCH," small, smooth -haired black and tan dos: short tall, thin body: children's pet.

REWARD. AX 1-1217. INSTRUCTIONS, HOME EARN WHILE YOU LEARN AUTO AND DIESEL MECHANICS Master this top-paying trade. Many graduates earn $100 a week and up, Approved for Korean Veterans. For free Information.

write Dept. No. 170 NASHVILLE AUTO-DIESEL COLLEGE Nashville 3, Tennessee EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION TELEVISION ELECTRONICS Euclid Cleveland 15. Ohio. THERE IS A DIFFERENCE Because of This Difference You.

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GR 1-3200 In memory of a great soul, OUR MOTHER. Oh. what a wonderful person was our mother, The one who nursed us when we were small. The one who inspired us wen we grew tall, The one who Inspired us when we grew who gave her all. Our Mother.

WIll Always Be Remembered by Myron and Ann. In Loving Memory of my beloved son, JOHN A. BASBY, who passed away October 13, 1951 Four years have passed, still I miss him. Never shall his memory fade, Loving thoughts will always linger, Round the grave where he Is laid. Sadly Missed by His Mother.

TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES HIGH PAY for gas and oll: you drive my car to Miami Beach. Florida, call after 10 A. M. UN 1-5857. LIEUTENANT wants rider to Texas; leaving Oct.

16th; references. Hamilton 5-5214. RIDE WANTED from Formica in Evendale to Morrow, Ohio, between A. M. VA 1-2922 after 4 P.

M. RIDERS wanted from Grosbeck. Whiteoak, Mt. Airy via Colerain Ave. Arrive in town 7:45 A.

M. JA 1-5946. WANTED--Responsible driver to Miami, first week November: all expenses paid down. References. Call TE 1-2323.

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