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te-v-r vy; in ANNOUNCEMENTS MISCELUNEOUS NOTICES I ANNOUNCE MINTS 1 HOUSES FOR SALI Friday, Aarist 1 161 22 CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Mayor Stabbed; On Critical List; Weithef turetu rmort FREE 103 Top Vaiua Stamps AVONDALE ored! 611 Rxkdelei O'essed brick in oood condit ont 3, be'h and ttilet. 1st; bath tnd toilet 2dr 3 on 3d. Shown bv 00-oointment. Owner. CH 1-1941.

temperatures for tftl 24 h-irs ending it p. m. Thursday. Showers, Day And Night lt us shew vow tt amazirif new uses! Grandson Held Niah Low rar wattri ooiigatKMi. (jfrif Hm l-Geort f.

fcNAY-Eveh 1 I lAYLESS-Roso fe MFRRITT-Scott if lESS-Nelit 0 AHION-lorel 10SF.KAMP- STEOFELD-Herry VI III Jatiei Pfe. VANOI tYT (dward ,1 j'j MAtSH-Agnai VOLIMAN-Amtlia i Atlanta 89 70 Boston TO ST DAYTON, Ohio. Aug. 7 UPV aiP AND MAIt AB0VI AO 10 WARD INDUSTRIES Data from U.S. WMTHf (UftMU A former patient at the Dayton State Hospital remained in cus 1077 Celestial St.

Cincinnati I Ohio tody tonight for investigation inciuo ng your name ana aodras STAMP COLLECTORS' large Inttresting selection sent a in the stabbing of his 72-year- Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Coiumbus Denver Detroit tnoienepetis lot Angeles Louisviltt Miami M-nneapotis-5t. Paul New Orleans New York Pioenii Pittsburgh Tampa Washington 81 85 It 81 90 95 84 87 84 94 83 85 92 88 .104 85 93 91 old grandfather. 90 higp APPROVAL. The only Cincinnati firm that sands out approvals. Jerry FaulVner, MA 1-4058.

or Write Box BATAVIA, Broom. 2-s'ory house, on large shady lot, complete bath. 3 fireplaces, ideal for large family or for professional man who wants his offict at home; SI 5,000. term S1O00 down. S125 monthly.

BLANCHESTER. $700 down. S60 monthly. 3-bedroom l-floor pun, Itrgt lot, ciy wa'er and sewagt. MJIFORO.

N. 3-rdroom frame, on Highway 222, 3 miles from Batant. A bargain, Stl.JOO. G0SHEN-4-bedroom block, full bae-ment; 3 acres, on Highway 132; wortn ill GOSHEN, N. 2 bedroom brkk, as-tered walls, attacned 1-car garage; ideal for Clean tnd neat.

this tnd buy it for $12,500. On Bel-fast-Goshen Rd. tt Manilla Rd. CRAIN ASSOCIATE REALTOR TE 1-0959 Highway 28. Mulberry.

Ohio, with Fiorea, Realtor. BLUE ASH Home and Investment The grandfather, Mayor Rdl'i avary (trvic it conduettd with fi full appreciation tht it it tribut to lomtont'i mmory The JOHN J. IIAI1EL Co. HENRY J. RAD EL, Prtt.

652 STATE AVE. WA 1J13AS 72. Emanuel Fisher of the nearby P239, Enquirer. STAMP COLLECTION For sale. Jerry Faulkner.

MA 1-4058 village of Riverside, is on the critical list at Mercy Hospital with 12 knife wounds in his NOf-RESPONSIBlE for any debts contracted by anvone other than myself. IBM Vin. St, PA 1-6145 122 York. Ntwporf, CO I45M RONALD j. AUGEIER.

1310 Whitmore lAve. N. Grand Rapids. Michioan urHU abdomen. ian iW9 MAdiion, Covington, He 1-4185 Police said his grandson, 21-i Cincinnati Weather record for August 7.

1958 Te-no. 7:00 a. m. 70 7.00 o. 79 ALLISON ROSE LOST ANO FOUND jyear-oia ueorge w.

isenDarger, COVINGTON CO 1-0146 BEAGLE Black, white (mostly Modern 3-hedroom brick ranrh witti white; female; 1 year old; in Coitr.in WANT AD INFORMATION M'shest Temp. 88 89 86 86jvas captured while hiding 6n 5n 6o thunder a bridge a few hours Bamber Funeral Home John W. Ramber Robert Rambw lownship; reward. JA 1-6100, room cottagt on 3 teres of oou" e.r-l'tnt possibilities. WE 1-6303, GLASSES In cast lost Aug.

Prict For Doytimo fritfoy ver at 7:00 d. 35.2 feet Hill or downtown. Reward. CA 1-4960 301 1 Woodburn Av. W0 1-1440 1-8094.

Evers Realty, PA 1-5298 To place, cancel or correct an ad Dnone OA LOST 1 1-wetk-old German Shepherd fivr Shew High Ttmporoturot fxpoct.d facing. Tooav-Sunrise 5:45 a. m. aner uie siaDDing. tie was quoted as saying he had been drinking and got into an argument with his grandfather.

Bolton Funeral Home pup. black, with brown markings; -AP Wirephoto Sunset 7:42 answers to "Tobi;" child's Detj vicin direct line to Want Ad Scattered showers and thun-, Mississippi Valley and the, OHIO VALLEY FORECAST M0 1-4059 ity piece. BR 1-8271. BLUE ASH $14 900; S-room brick; unfinished 2d; tilt bath, kitchen patio; all utilities Dan Hsrdv Tw 1-241. Suburban TW 1-1200 Wain A.

toltwi 304? Harrison Headauarters. Aria mav ha Weitwood LOST Lady's diamond studded Hamil derstorms are expected to pre- Lower Lakes Area. The South- Ohio: Partly cloudy, warm vail in the Cincinnati area to-'west and Nebraska will have and humid with scattered ton wrist watch, Sunday, vicinity Col charged. Billing will be made at expiratioru of ads. A.

C. DOBBLING SON lege Hill-Mt. Healthy. Reward. WE No charges have been filed pending the outcome of Fisher's condition.

Eisenbarger has been on probation from the Dayton Hos 1-0488. day and tonipht. Temperatures hot, humid weather. Clear to showers. High 85-90.

LOST Glasses in brown case; believe FT. THOMAS HI 1-1730 BEUEVUE CO 1-8041 Kentucky: Partly cloudy with OSt on McMillan between Kemner Lane CLOSING TIMES DAILY at showers in east. High 88-9d. from 70 to 90 degrees were; partly cloudy skies are on tap forecast. A low of 67 is due to-: for most of the nation.

It will night. Most of the lower half be cooler in the Northwest ana Gilbert. Reward. PA 1-5093. Hodapp Funeral Home BOND HILL 83 Delighted I'm Sure! you'll bt.

to finally have this FOUR-bedroom homt olfertd to you tnd tt tht tight price! This brick constructed home is located In the BONO HILL-SI. AGNES School ion. It often an excellent floor plan, entrance hail. pital and has been living with Indiana: Partly cloudy with vww, wine, aauic nu -aiuir-; ruini- villa vicinity; child's pet. BE 1-1968 Hamilton at Elkton his grandparents.

Mvltlnla raluiM k. i portion. of the nation can exoect rain while temDeratures in the 90sishowers in central 7401 Vine St VA 1-O805 It I 1-1040 wtntodl for the tail mmiM LOST pink and whitt cameo pin. keepsake, August 1st, near 819 Carew Towtr tni 7th tnd Madison In Coving- today, as well as the Upper are expected elsewhere. HiRh 86-93 in south.

Enowrtf. 4 at spacious living room, full-siit dining rinm KrALla( rnnm mnA it'han mm ron Reward. Mrs. 0. Rector.

Burlington 372. tha f'irst floor. Second floor hat tour OntHtolums, larya-tvo. adt nncludtn Ing Enoulrw. LOST Base-hull alnv mrner DEATHS AW FUNERALS o' 'Iga Marriage Licenses Walter Jones, 44, 1025 Dayton porter, and Angia Snow.

48, 1025 Dayton kitchen help. Clyde E. Riley 26, 1310 E. McMillan hospital worker, and Ruby Millar, 21, R. R.

2, Harrison, Ohio. BARBER, 47, twin-sized bedrooms plus finished room on tht third floor. Completely and Montgomery; reward EL 1-3464 P. M. prsRTrni in Tn rmn.nu OrH.

carpeted wall to wall and Imagine 12 Walnut Hills 1)09 i. McMillan St. WO 1-0474 Madisoavlllt 6111 Madison ttt BR 1-0203 Small-type, ads fasat.) far k. mt ucts. Phon.

MA 1-6402 or TW 1-4448. ciosetsti Lets call now-Rosailnd Nassan, RE 1-9674. Lioera; rewsro. Alvin R. Hehl 21, 3322 Glenway trucK oriyer, ana Nancy hottman, 18, 3308 Salter St.

salesgirl. 1 Dies On Links EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION I morning's Inovlrtt. SUNDAY PJW. Friday, til irk CORRECTIONS DurftlfM ftm tatlaM. akv Death Ends Career Of Art Expert, 92 Illll'Zili WJiPli! H.

Barrel Leitsch, 26, 3522 Pleasant Hamilton, Ohio, teacher, and Martha v. 3TOH, 43, jyo uavis secretary. HILLSIDE CHAPEL B00KLE1 ON REQUEST CHAPEL AVAILABLE FOR SERVICES WITHOUI CHARGE Odm Duly 9 A M. to 4 P. M.

THE CINCINNATI CREMATION CO. 525 Dixmyth Avt, UN 1-1021 ROBERT Beauty Culture At Its Best rtmoui Marlnello Course Free Booklet Ctll or wrltt 215 Fifth CH 1004 minium i Maurice Herrin Is Felled tt Jtdiln for ttch tytw of d. Onct 2i5nnot until yiiiiiiiiiiijiiijiiiiliij ELH444 Death ended a long career as Clifford J. Brady 26, 324 E. Vine Reading, policeman, and Janet E.

Schriefer, 22, 433 Hillsidt Lockland, typist. Anthony i. Yates 20, 903 S. leggetf U. S.

Air Fore, and Maxint J. Hoyles, 22, 28 Coral Glendale. Paul H. Weisbrodt, 39. R.

R. 1, Cleves, both a painter and art expert Learn Beauty Culture IDEAI COURSE-CALl OR WRITE MILTON ACADEMY be in St. Joseph's New Cemetery. The Anderson-Schraffen-berger funeral home, Corryville, is in charge of arrangements. By Probable Heart Attack At Club Maurice Herrin.

2833 Mt NURRE BROS. FUNERAI OlRHIORS CHtrnr 1-6929 CANCELLATIONS for Geoi-ge Frank Muller, a native Cincinnatian, who died in BOND HILL Large English Brick JAIIV farmer, and leVernt M. Fuchs, 30, 107 8 P. M. for ivtxt dar'i 413 Race Cincinnati CH I-273C Enouiror.

Mulberry clerk. K. Pries Conner, 73, salesman, and SUNDAY Noon laturdn Airy Mt. Airy, operatorj Joseph Kiefer; It aefer-(fj)us li r-ean c. walker.

70, both of 502 Rid- nlng ads. No cancellation Kctpttd Compare these room sizes. Large center hell entrance living room 22k13Vj, dining room 15x14, kitchen 1 4x1 2 with breakfast room 9x6. Vi tilt bath, large guest closet, 22-ff. porch, ill on first oie no.

tiria Vm "vwiim mt Ice Cream Man wninrr Edward Thompson 22, 2045 fifth postal clerk, and Dons Hunter, 20, Plttn ttk tor cancellation mi Mr- It VOUr eanullatian far. In oij pens nurses aid. of the Herrin Barbershop ana Barber Supply, 606 Walnut died unexpectedly last night as he was walking from the golf course to the clubhouse at Clo-vernook Country Club. Pormerr? with W1LTSEE, Inc. 24 W.

9th St. CH 1-0932 LEARN TELEVISION Electronics Radio Day and Evening llasses VETERANS APPROVED H. Y. TECH 217 8TH CIN'TI GA 1-1850 Requiem High Mass for Kiefer, who died Wednes Leo k. ouirnan, 45, JB44 victory executive, and Georgia Brasfield, 32, 7118 LOCAL RATES tloor; 3 bedrooms tnd Ml barn on 2d, master bedroom 21x14, two others, 15 by 13.

15x13; 6 large closets; poured foundation; gas hot-water heat; slatt roof. Two doors off bus line, two blocks to schools. 1 block iO showing. Call Bernit Rubinovit" IE 1-3796. RE 1-6450.

Robson-Middendorff tasnawn secretary. Carious Huff, 32, 406 I. 12th labor- day afternoon after a short ill fhtt OlInttWllM-J H.Miltlu. aev. a convalescent hospital in Orange, on Monday.

He was 92 years old. Born in Cincinnati on May 26, 1866, a son of the late Frederick. W. and Eva Eckstein Muller, Mr. Muller became interested in art early in life.

He left Cincinnati to study art in Paris and Munich and then painted portraits for four years in Mexico. Returning to Paris, Mr. Muller opened a studio at the turn of the century on Rue Bayen. After his marriage to Evelyn VORHIS Funeral Home ana Laroma Howard, 28, 1611 Broad- ness at Good Samaritan Hos Pr fin per dv whtn IriMrtiom rt Mr. Herrin, who was 47 ciory worker.

worker LOCKLAND OHIO NORWOOD OHIO pital, will be sung at 8:00 a. old, annarentlv sufferctf a hearti. Arthur naoo 23. 4612 Montqcmerv VA 1-0063 Mb 1-4884 Saturday at Sacred Heart Church, Camp Washington. Sunday 34c 35c 40c attack after completing a round, cah'aii.

21, 5201' No) of golf North College lfw, lindj police and the Life Squad re- U. S. Air Force, and Mabel E. Pullman. Dairy 10 flmtt 23e tirnt 24t 4 tlmsa I time.

-j I COMFrOMKTER CINCINNAII COMPIOMEIF RS(. H001 Learn Beauty Culture Mr. Kiefer, who was 70 years 50s old, resided at 616 Riddle Clifton. He was associated with cnnnHprl tr a rail for assistance '349 Schumard key punch operator, sponaea 10 a can ior assistance, Richjrd Homes 42Q4 ferjuj Minimum charge $1.00 BOND Hill EXCELLENT CONDITION inside and out. Brick 5-room.

l-floor plan; large basement; gas forced-air heating; porch and 2-car garage. Reasonably priced. Call FRED J. DONAUER. TW RE 1-5411.

A nitional Institution; stay or tvtnlng Call or wrltt J. J. Schmidt ice cream aim luunu -ui. xieiim i.wiik unciem ana jane a. ipaoe, la, lull norm the grass.

He was rrjce WITT, GOOD KELSCH FUNERAL HOME JC I ntnc 3026 MADISON RD. JC I I Mm YCTCM 111 W. Fifth MacDonald in 1906, he settled manufacturers. "iwa.b.11 VIVH.au MA 1.5262 ERRORS AND ADJUSTMENTS dead by one Of three GOCtOrs Air Force, nd Judith Villiri, 17, 2406 in England and became as He was president of the Meat Packers Association here 30 at the club. sociated with the Sackville Art Verlin Jordan.

21. 628 Crown at LEARN WELDING APPROVED FOR VETERANS tendant, and Helen J. Hutson, 19, 6 Tuxedo Gallerv in London. AdvtrtlMn ah i i h-h RIEOLINGER-LEMEN FUNERAL HOMES 19 Srttn St. 1309 California Avt years ago when he was general Mr.

Herrin had been a barber in downtown Cincinnati for, sairiion ot th.ir ad Iht Enquirer caT ru. leiepnooe operator. James H. Hinion. 36.

239 McGregor Ave iTurrill School of Welding manager of the Vogel Meat In 1915, Mr. Muller returned to the United States and be cab driver, and Dollie Hala. 32, 1022 Cross more than 25 years and had his: IUJ4 woodrow Cl. CR 1-3200 rooniioi Tor mora than am Z''c' 'n'lon Upon noting i. tS would ctlf the WDACCMtiUM FUNERAL eialdono n.

"a Packing Co. Mr. Kiefer was born in Cin iiattftfiiiftiiii HOME 2G23 Gilbert Ave. WO 1-1600 PBX RECEPTIONIST COURSE uassitied Customer Servict PA 1-2700 cinnati and lived here all of his BOND HILL life. He was a member of the 3 i iriw rMgrM whjcri tn trrsr reduced the) valu JOURNEY'S END (DEATHS) A JOSEPH STREET NEAR PUBLIC AND PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS Men's Society of Sacred Heart Qualify in only 2 to 12 witks tor in interesting lob is PBX Operator Offict Receptionist Dictaphone Operator with I big concern; get started now MILIER-DRAUGHON COLLEGE Church and sang with the EILIOTT-Bergit M.

(net Waddle), be CLASSIFICATIONS 136 Sixth St MA 1-2456. Substantially built brick. 6 rooms, IHt bath, front porch, rear patio, lot 206 ft. deep. A real good buy.

Priced under SI 7.000. Wt Cooperate JEANNE CLARE, VA 1-3647, PO 1-7000 snop in tne Wainui totreeti pau a. Toliver. 40. 3424 Harvey Garage before moving to Clark, and Emestmo D.

Lewis. 36. m. 2033 Hewitt teacher. present location in the Times orgetorix Biye.

2i, 712 w. 14th Theater Building approximately Ih'u '8' 1308 20 years ago. 'Frank 21 5631 leumas He was a member of s- Rabe- 20- 5319 Knights of Columbus and the George Burkes, 17. 617 Glenwood Athambra He leaves his'S J' person-. 1825 widow, Mrs.

Marv Otten Her-L fr' Harris, 22, I620 walnut mechanic, and tula Chandler. 16. nn, and a son, Maurice a 523 Slack st captain in the Ohio National "i i Dorter, and Ida P. Ellison. 19, 1351 Cofi- Guard, now training at Campigress domestic.

Rrprk-inriHrrp I Hubert A. Hines. 24, 1116 Sunrise areCKinr.Oge, ny. Iloveland. clerk, and Mary I.

Wohlfrom, 21, QUICK came an authority in New York City on old paintings and was active in art circles for more than 30 years. He retired to Mil ford, in 1951. He is survived by two Cincinnati residents, a sister, Miss Natalie I. Muller, a resident in the Christian Science Home, Hamilton Avenue. College Hill, and a brother, Edward A.

Muller, 2936 Observatory Ave. He also leaves a daughter, Mrs. Hosca T. Pierce of Milford. Conn.

Private services were; held Wednesday. "wnvvmvmi I ata MI (state For Salt Cla Real Estate Pgr Rant Vio church choir for many years. He is survived' by his widow, Clara Schmidt Kiefer; a daughter, Rosemary, and two sons, Joseph J. and Edward all of Cincinnati. CAREER COURSES jM.VT.nwi 3M, loved wite ot inomas m.

cinott, oeai mother of Mrs. Kathryn Myers, Wednesday, August 6, 1958; it her residence, 4406 Michigan Covington, age 72 years. Funeral at tht T. M. Swmdier Funeral Homt, 214 W.

Southern Covington, Saturday, August 9, at 1 P. M. Interment Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Erlanger, Ky. Friends may call at the funeral home, after 3 P. M.

Friday. lass 42-43 Prepare In 4 to 8 weeks at fnmn. Finarariai ait 44-47 arid Marcttandl Jail 48-62 Meller-Fridman, Inc. BOND" HILL-BIG HOUSE LOW PRICED! bedrooms, full dining room, eat in tometer Operator. Clerk-Tyolsl or Filing-Receptionist.

Free Placement Service. Day. Night, Vi Day Saturday. Call Autoi Boats I rucks. Irtllen 63-3 fha riahf aa n.

now-savt money. MILIER-DRAUGHON COLLEGE. 136 E. Sixth St. Telephone (AMWELl-Charles beloved husband1 kitchen, solarium, off tht 21 ft.

MA 1-2456. nequiem nign -uass Will DejiatJa Baltimore secretary. living room; 2-car gatage; 2 BLOCKS TO SCH001S. Asking sung in the Little i lower, inomas i. weacnem ju, oiu oramoie architect, and Jo Ann Robinson.

23, t-- vw in. Cincinnati knouirtr to rtvisa or meet arbitrarily at its option any advertisement deemed pbiectionabit either in subnet matter iilustrttion or ohrasaoloov oooosid to oublic inftrtst or tht policy of thi Eagles Elect CHICAGO, Aug. 7 (LTD Andrew Halloran, head of a Framingham, automotive parts distributing company was oWtnrl trvlaw pranrl worthv or iruia herree uamwell, tatner ot Ken Charles K. Mrs. Jean ShollJ and one grandchild; August 6, 1958.

Residence. 4008 Rowan Hills 7 St 500. Call RE 1-7777. TRAVEl OPPORTUNITIES 6630 Bramble teacher. Church, Mt.

Airy, on Monday. Ralph Profirt. 22, 1879 Walker mall BEN SIEGEL, Realtor Time of the Mass and the place Mariemont. Friends may call at the! Dies At Doctor's; clerk, and Alia Jones, 21, 1760 Chase inomas Funeral Home, 4418 Whttsel of burial have not been deter student. LEAVING for California August 12.

share expenses and driving, up to 3 Madisonville, Friday, after 4 IVIkc fa-awl ii-irr president of the Fraternal Or- people, a I-M4Z. P. Services Saturday, 2 P. M. BOND HIIL-PADDOCK HILLS OWNER MUST SELL! PRICE REDUCED! mined.

The John Hodapp funeral home is in charge of END (PfATHSJA Eag, Eagles at the Eagles' HILLS Oustav, beloved husband of TRAVELING to California, August 15; female to shart expenses. EL 1-5045. evenings. Mrs. Audrey I.

Darding, 7327 60th annual convention. PAPP FranS- h.lA.a 1 iiuauanu UI Catherine Papp fnee Lenhardt), dear tha late Margaret Hills (nee Merz), father of Mrs. Amor M. Emmert, Mrs. Irene Hummel of Indianapolis, and Albert Hills of St.

Petersburg, Wednesday, August 6, 1958, tt the lovely In wonderful neighbor, hood; attractive 5 roomi and bath on BIRTHS HOUSES FOR SALE aftonTacrT 5 miicr or mrs. Raymond (Mary Monroe tnd Catherine S. Papp; devoted son of Peter tnd Marit Papp; residence, 3735 Herbert entered into rest Tuesday, August 5, 1958. in his 53rd year. Funeral from John C.

Gump Funeral Home, 3440 Glenmore at Avon Rest Home, in his 92nd year Friends may call Friday at Paul Frederick 4 Son Funeral Home, IE Calhoun Corrvvillt, after 4 P. Welcome Into The World! NEARLY NEW Requiem High Mass at St. Ctorge 3 bedrooms; copper plumbing; knotty 1st; 2 bedrooms and bath on 2cr, large eedar closets, wall-to-wall carpet end dranesi ACT NOWI GA 1-3435. MM-8844, Sl-229a BOND HILL NEAR EVERYTHING De Luxe English Brick Modern and newly lergi living room, 15-ft. dining room, whitt tilt eat-in kitchen, enclosed solarium on 1st; 3 Immense bedrooms and tilt bath on 2d; gas forced-air heat; 2-ar detached garage; immaculate ASBROCK-Ralph and Francis, 139 Millsdale inurcn Saturday tt 10 A.

M. GRUBB-William and Jeanette. 2500 lang- nciuerr, Lneviot; Monday, August 11 at 8:30 A. 1,.,.. ui.i, c.

isirici ana transportation, low 21., girl, July 23. own payment, only 565 month oon rarm girl, July ia. HANSFELD Ronald and Irene, 3421 May-fair bov. July 15. BACHMANN Glenn and Norma, 2288 Wolff ALLEN BESS BINDLEY BOOKWALTER BORGMANN CHRISTY CONNOLLY DC NUCCIO PRESSMAN ELLIOTT GAMWEll HILLS KIEFER Joseph beloved husband of1 Clara Schmidt Kiefer, devoted "father! of Joseph Edward G.

and Rose Martin Church, 9 A. M. Friends may call from 3 to 9 P. M. Sunday.

Member of German-Hungarian Singer Society and Pevamoscher Sfammklub girl, July 26. on oaiance, ik I-2J, AUCHER, SK 3-4500 BEUHASE Georgt and Janet, 1131 Ross- mary Kilter, Wednesday, August 6, MAYER McADAMS MORGAN NIEHAUS NUNERY PAPP BECKERS ROBINSON ROOTHOWELL RYBOIT SIADE STEDFELB STONER VOLLMAN WEBB WOOLEY avuvs, more boy, July 24. HAWKINS-Joseph and Martha, 216 Pild- mont boy, July 25. HEISELMAN Leonard and Carol, 4110 li- leen girl, July 17. HENDERSON John and louzant, 1812 Crast i Via; residinct, 646 liddit Rd Frimdi may call at tha Busse i Borg BEYRER-Arthur tnd Serena, 2900 Yourose RECKERS Fr4 M.ji.in mann Co.

Parkway Funeral Home, 1. girl, July 11. lentri) Pky. and Clifton Hills Avi. Hill sir July 23.

TW1-3773 BOERGER Barnard and Eliiabith, 3427 W. 301 HICKS Ralph and Francis, 2708 W. Mc- Friday tftar 3 P. M. Requiem High Mass Sacred Heart Church, Saturday, loved wift of George M.

Reckers dear mother of Mrs. Violit Osborn Mrs. Virginia White, Donald and Georgt Refkers also survived by 13 aranrirhilH'an Eighth boy, July 25. KIEFER KIEINE KOENINGER KURLAS LAPP Micken. girl July 26.

BOOK Robert tnd Dorothy, 3763 Drake- august at a. m. wood girl, July 22. KLEINE WiU'ram beloved husband; lsaj residence, 3624 Twinview BOWMAN Alga and Mary, 1521 Gilpin Governook ML Healthy, died of an apparent heart attack at the office of her physician shortly after noon yesterday. She was 39 years old.

After feeling ill at work at the Williams Equipment Lockland, Mrs. Darding took a cab to her doctor's office. The Wyoming Life Squad was summoned in an effort to revive her. Mrs. Darding was a member of the Voices of the Queen City, ami a past president of the Winton Place Veterans Women's Auxiliary.

She was a member of the Winton Place Methodist Church, where she sang in the choir. She is survived by her widower, Fred her mother, Mrs. Inez Mendelsohn; a sister, Mrs, Ruth ListPimann, and a brother, Hurve L. Cress, all of Cincinnati. The Miller funeral home, Northside, is handling the arrangements.

Lee M. Stoner; girl, July 20. HI LB RG Frank and Mildred, 3467 Ridgi-wood boy. July 23. HILVERS Ronald and Dorothy, 1138 California boy July 12.

HQEMMEIMEYER-Edwara and Barbara, 62 Harrison Bellevue. girl, July 17. HOOVEN-Frederick and Frances, 2518 Jal- ur. rrienos may call at Nurn Bros Groesbeck Funeral Home, 7793 Cole rain Friday. 4 to 0 P.

Fu. ot tht lata Kate von Bargtn Kleme, and fathar of Mrs. Elsa Dick, Wednesday, August 6, 1958, Friends may cal at tht Baiter 1 Sahnd Funeral Homt BOND HILL OFFER WANTED On this cozy 1-bedroom homi with full dining room, air-conditioner, garage. ALICE REED, A 1-8348, 1-1419 8RAMLAGE Henry and Roberta, 1529 Grovt AMBERLEY VILLAGE "THE UTMOST" IN SOUTHERN CHARM Authentic colonial residence situated on well-landscaped 3-acrt tract entered into from a free-studded lane offering the most commanding view of Amberley Village. Its circular drive is true introduction to ill Southern colonial charm.

Room arrangements offer tht utmost in hospitality and gracious family living. For details and quotation, cell James P. Mulford, ME 1-7920; Edith Davis, El 10317. RE 1-6450. Robson-Middendorff girl, July 22 niral servicei Saturday, August' 9.

3412 Clifton Clifton, Friday from, BRUNST Robart tnd Jianna, 7531 Bridge ar iu a. m. town girl July 29. to r. services iaturoay, August 9, it 10 A.

M. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be sent to the Cin terson Ave. girl, July 29. HOSKINS-Ovory and Yvonne, 3811 Hazil boy, July 28. HUBERT Thomas and Nancy, 8719 Brent girl, July 11.

BUUD-William and Doris, 740 Wills bov. Julv 24. cinnati Central Protestant Orphan BURKE John and Bitty, 9428 Ravin ROBINSON-Jehn. beloved husband or the latt Ethel Maria 5teelman Robinson Wednesday, August 6, 1958; residence, 537 Hickman St. Friends may call tl tht Frank T.

Corken Funeral Home, 2821 Reading near Oak rtome. HUNLEY William and Esther, 3744 Penn BOND HILL-SCHOOL DAYS NEAR girL July 10. BURST-Charles and Lois, 694B Noblt Avt, girl. July 17. KOENINGER Francn (nit Wagner), be sylvania air Ju 24.

Get latliaH in thia 9 k. brie HUH HURST Cheston and Ruby, 6937 Gilbert loved witt or mi nit jonn Koomnger, tnd dear mother of Peta and John mursoay attet 4 P. M. Funara ttrvices Friday at P. M.

oir Ju 20. Koeninger, Mrs. John (Francs) Kra BUSKIRK Michan and Anna, 946 Burton boy July 23. CARDONE Daute and Mary, 7716 Ayrts JACOB Leonard and Jean, 3757 Boomer and clapboard home; gas heat; 2 car garage; home in excellent condition N0WI Eva Kohnle, VA 1-5352. JJ1HN D.

MASON, REALTOR VA 1-6365 mer, Mrs. John (Alma) Sieiten, tnd dear grtndmofhar of 22 grandchildren RY80LT Blanche C. dearly beloved ooy. julv 2V. ooy, July I.

JANSEN Glenn and Jacqueline, 2240 Hud son boy. July 25. CHAMBERS Warren and Elverna, 216 Mil- and 23 great-grandchiidren, luesday, sister or waon (.. Ryboit, August 6, 1958; residence, 4313 Whetsel Ave Friends mav call at tha Thomas Fu iniv, i. AMBFRLEY VIllAOE TAKE A LOOK! if you tra Interested In mw Quality- JONES Claude and Rosa, 958 Richmond (k BRANCH August I via; residence, Meioourni, Ky.

Friends mav call at th. Ball Fu- til Vlli juif atu, lOLDING Dr. Bertil and Kapsa, 1003 Oant 31.. POV. JU 2U.

"3 Bedrooms" neral Home, 4418 Whetsel Madisonville, Friday tfter 4 M. Sirvicis JONES-Richard and Ernestine. 5110 Eber built homt in top location. Than vou IWII "aim, rf C. lIMIi Thursday, 3-9 P.

M. Solemn Requiem ooy, July 20. COLONY Charles and Helm, 5176 Valley Ridoa bov. Julv 17. sola boy.

July 24. Saturday, iu A. M. sea tnest ultrimodarn ranch homes, on f2r Six-room clapboard, bath, KBH kstantant AatmrUA KAHNY Nicholas and Margaret, 2174 Har ROOT-HOWEU-Eitilli Ibold. beloved High Mass it it.

Phillip Church, Melbourne- Friday, August 8, 1958, 9:30 A. Internment, St. Joseph Cemetery. Camp Springs. Altar So- Arbrt Crist Dr.

oft Galbraith Rd.t I acrt lots; til utilities; also on La Marque Dr. on Vi lots. double corner lot. Financing no problem! rison gin juiy j. KELLER-Stanley and Carole, 2460 Boudinot wife of the lata Philip Root, mother COTTEILL-Ralph and Kansn, 1638 Burgoyne boy, July 27.

DOWNS-Willit and Dorothy, 926 Hawthorna girl, July 29. DR I ER Robert tnd Jaiqutlint, 3526 Poolt Ave. bov. July IB. OPEN 11 A.

M. 'TIL DARK Retired Lather Ciety Rosary I P. M. Thursday. KUHIMANN-Dona'd and Ruth, 8631 Bobo- ot Mrs.

tdwin Heilker tnd thi lite James f. Howell, grandmother of Wilham i. Sullivan ind Karin Ann $39 500 to $55,000 ELMER COOK ViA5S nn poy, juiy I EACH-CharW and Mary, 3970 N. Ford- hpn CI 1 Lee M. Stoner, a founder of girl, July 22.

DUFFY Ptul and Merit, 8838 Cabot Dr, KURLAS Mary (net Harrltos), devoted wift of Peter N. Kurlas, beloved mother of Susan Gaorgiton, Margaret Lambros, Louisa Brown, Helen Psillas, John Kurlas, Viola Mitchell, Constance Cincinnati Local 47, Lathers Heilker, Ihursday, August 7, 1958; tt her residence, 3945 Devonshirt Or Fritndi may call Friday atttr 4 P. tt J. J. Sullivan Co.

Funeral Homa LENNON-Gerarrf anrj Barbara, 3800 Mea- girl, July 25 EDWARDS-vernon tnd Pauline, 4224 Flor dowlark oirl. July 7i. Union, died yesterday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ann Kavanaugh, 3131 Ahrens St AMBERLEY HEIGHTS SCENIC VIEW WOODED LOT New 3-bedroom brick ranch; full base Georgtton tnd tht late Nicholas Kurlas, dear sister ef Pettr J. Harrl 1336 E.

McMillan at Bell PI. Requiem High Mass Our lord Christ tht King ida girl. July 27. EGBERT Reuben tnd Elizabeth, 2071 Norwood girl, July 16. ELLIS Dr Frank and Jana.

330 N. Ft LEVY-Bernard and Charlotte, 2374 losartti- ville oy, July 21. LIPPERT Thomas and Adelt, 1007 Pelican girl, luly 19. LONG John and Mary, 6421 Rids Church, Saturday, August 9, a 9,30 A. M.

Corryviile, Thomas Ft. Thomas, Ky-, boy, July ment; plastered walls; many quality AIR-CONDITIONED THREE FAMILY-SIZED bedrooms; full tilt baths, equipped E. kitchen, including wall refrigerator full dining room wall-to-wall carpeting; storm windows; basement oartially finished; fenced-in yard; $26,750. Mr. Stoner, who was 88 years poy.

ju 23. rearures; aiv.uoo; easily financed TW 1-5724. SIMONSON-FOk-lesi (nit lachmann) wift of tht lait Georgt Simonson, dear mother of Mrs. Clavton (Rosalia ELLISON Robert tnd Bobble, 3221 Jefferson girl Julv 27, old, had been ill for several MARCUS Je.se and Rub, 790 Clark girl, July 19 tos; also survived by 25 grandchildren ancf four gnat-grandchildren, Tuesday August 1958, it risirJinci of her daughter, Louis Brown, 5702 Sprucewood igt 75 years. Frimdi may call at the Chas.

A. Miller Sons Funeral Homt, Hamilton Avt. it Knowlton Northsidt, Thursday after 4 M. Funeral services at St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church, EISNER Jamei tnd Catherlnt, 498 Mis MARTIN Homer and Londa, 2112 Fulton years.

Born In Raphine, he came to Cincinnati in 1912. He souri girl. Julv 23. ve ooy, July 29. McCARTY-George and Margaret, 1815 Wan ESSELMAN Hubert and Lonlta, 3118 Wtrk boy.

Julv 23. has held a charter membership tabor of Harrison, Ohio; Edwin and Earl Fox of Collect Corner, Ohio, tnd Georgt Fok of Monfort Heights; residence, 311 North Washington Harrison, Ohio; Thursday, August 7, 1958; agt 63 years. Friends may call at tht Jackman Funeral Homa titer 2 mnger boy, July 17. McHUGH-James and Mary, 5015 Kingsley card in the Lathers Union since neaoing rrioay at i r. M.

Mio ooy. ju 2J. dietown and Dayton (Ohio) papers FAHEY Patrick tnd Jeane, 2783 Shaffer boy, July 30. FINCH Billy and Carolyn, 223 Atkinson boy, July 25, FORNEY James and Kathryn, 5976 Irldgt- MENACH0F Louis and Sandra, 1621 Pel pieast copy. ham girl July 21.

P. M. Sunday. Requiem High Mass1 MEYER Herbert and Shirley, 2470 Paris at st. John tht Baptist Church.

Har BRENIWOOD. N0I1H Cherry Blossom Lane JA 1-4545 SliU rison, August 11, at 9:30 A. M. LAPP-Hinry bilovid husband of Ruth Meyer Lapp, beloved brother of Berths Miller, George, Richard ind Peter Lapp, beloved brother-in-law of AMBERLEY VILLAGE RAMBLING RANCH llvlnfl room, Florida room, kitchen touipperj for efficiency. 2 mammoth bedrooms, unlimited storage.

3 fire-o'aces, 2 baths, controlled ilr conditioning. EA 1-2750. WE 1-8094. Evers Realty, PA 1-5298 AMBERLEY Real estate salesman exnerlancad on town gin, jury vj, GEERS-Elmet and Dorothy, 2494 Shon Dr bov. Julv 29.

girl, July MICHAEl-Or. Jamas and Claudia, 3629 Mt. Marti.u oirl. Julv 18. interment bien Haven Cemetery.

MINNICH Harry a-d Marie, 3S46 Olivette SLADE Carson S. (Dave), father of Tnomas and Engena E. Slade; also Richard and Jack Meyer, Wednesday, August 6, 1958; residence. 4522 River it was started in 1897 and worked at the trade until his retirement in 1937. His wife preceded him in death in 1948.

Besides his daughter, Mr. Stoner leaves a son, Daniel Stoner, and two grandchildren, also of Corryville. Requiem High Mass will be sung at 9 a. m. Monday-at Holy Name Church, Mt.

Auburn. Burial will Smilh-Ketllcr Rd. Friends may call at tht Vitt GIBSON-Georgt and Albeta, 5018 Marion girl, July 20. GLASS Albert and Esthir, 2959 Dougln Ter boy, July 17. GODSEY Jimnie and Alma, IBIS Maple bov.

lulv 23. leaves tour grandchildren; inursday, August 7. 1958; residence. 1100 East Stermer Dllhi Hills Funara Homa McMillan. Friinds may call at the 1 fit aUaHlllalirliMlllI itl 4619 Delhi, at Robben ln on Friday from 4 to 9 P.

M. Services Saturday Iredway Funeral Homa, 2131 Camiron wonderful opportunity in new suburban office. Call for anoointmint. PO 1-7000 Norwood, Friday, 4 to 9 P. Funeral Saturday at 9 A.

GORRMAN Francis and Mary, 5355 Elmarlt boy, July 27. GRAMER-Charle' and Alma, 461 Rosjfgjrrf, at vuu a. w. Lounesy car trom Anderson Ferry ind River Friday, 7 to P. M.

Member BP06 No. 5, boy, ilt 13. MORRIS-Ferris and Margaret, 1501 Moore girl, July 24 NEEIEY-Robert tnt Evelyn, 39311 Edwards boy, July 3B. NEELEY-Sylvester and Myrtle, 205 Main Miamitown, bov, July 16, NOIAN-Bernard and Patricia, 2296 flstun boy, July 15 O'BANION-Ronald and Wilma, 2156 Sinton boy, July 17. OLOREIVE Wl'liam and Wjnda, 7900 Blue Ash Rd girl, July 24.

PARKER Ray and Margaret, 704 Maple boy. July 24. BRENTWOOD VILLAGE EAST Brick, 5 rooms; tile bath cauioried electric kitchen 1st floor; also 2 bedrooms, tile bath 2d floor; attached tTrnrri k.1... i Mueller-Frldman, Inc. AMELIA $1900 down; 3 bedrooms, full base ihomas, boy, July 22.

aw.aa.. uiihicu muiu.mu w- Esther Stedfeld and father of Rose iuow NO. 2, Veterans of Foraigni aVara mrli rhamha.a garage, full basement; excellent con THE XEIGIinORS Therefore urn mutt pay th closer attention to what we lune heard, lest ue drift away from it.Heb. 2:1. 1958.

John Howard Harris) ALLEN Pearl bilovid wile of Stanley Alien, devoied mother of Mist Evelyn Allan and Mrs. Coralit Jackson, Wednesday, August 6, 1958. Funeral Saturday, August 9, at II A. M. at tne First Baptist Church, Elmwood Place.

Visitation at Houston's Funeral Home, 108 N. Wayne, after P. M. Friday. In lieu of flowers, contributions to Sara Wilton Scholarship Fund will bt appreciated, to Mrs.

Gladys Hendricks, 2025 Hewitt, Cincinnati 7, Ohio. BESS-Ntllie (net Disss), beloved wife of tht lata Archie G. Bess and beloved mother of Elizabeth Sanders, Archil L. Boss, Wilma Roddy, Ruth Faught and Margie Hallj Wednesday, August 6, of 617 Neavt St. Funiral from tht John J.

Radel Co. Funeral Home, 652 Slatt Saturday, August 9, it 10 A. M. Friends may call Friday after 3 P. M.

beloved wift of the latt Jess Birulev, Thursday, August 7, 1958, age 98 years; at residence, Bethesda Home for tht Aged, Cincinnati, formerly of Dayton, Ky, Services Erschell Funeral Home, 227 East Sixth Newport, Saturday, August 9, at 10:30 A. M. Friends may cail from 4 to 9 P. M. Friday.

BOOKWALTER Shirman bilovid husband of lula Overholser Bookwalter and father of Mrs. Mildred Naylor, Cincinnati, and Genevie Bookwalter or Arcadia, Calif, Also ont granddaugn-ter. Thursday, August 7, 1958; residence. 3802 Burwood Norwood, Ohio. Friends may call at the Trad-way Funeral Home.

2131 Cameron Norwood, Sunday, 3 to 8 P. M. Funeral Monday, 10 A. M. Intirment Dayton, Ohio.

BORGMANN Guru, beloved son of tht late Birnard and Mary Borgmann (nee (Libbers), devoted brother of Dilia Genu and tht Id's Anna Brum and Catherine Eilers, Thursday, August 7, 1958. Friinds may call at tht Busst i Borgmann Co. Parkway Funeral Home Central Pky. and Cliflon Hills Friday, aftir 3 P. M.

Raguum High Mass St, Augustine Church, Sat-urdajk August 9, at 9 A. CHRISTY Harriet M-, beloved wife of the latt Frank H. Christy and dear lunt of Mrs. Harriet luti and Mrs. Denver (Ruth) Schmidt; August 6, residence, 2712 Dacey Norwood.

Friends may call Friday after 4 P. M. at tht Kleb I Ihlendorf Funeral Home, 3900 Montgomery Rd. Services Saturday, 10 A. M.

True Blut Council No. 134. D. of lervicns Fri-djyS M. Interment Haven.

CONNOLLY Mary beloved sister of Margaret and John J. Connolly and the late Frank T. and Edmund C. Con-noily, aunt of Mrs. Betty Di Salvo, John E.

and F. Thomas Connolly, Tulsa, Oklahoma; Thursday, August 7, 1958, at her residence, 1329 Myrtle Avt. Funeral from the Gilligan Funeral Home, Woodburn at Lincoln, Saturday, August 9. Reguiem High Mass at St, Francis Salrs Church at 9 A. M.

Friends may call Friday CE NUCCIO-Rechela. beloved wife of Anthony Dt Nuccio and devoted mother of Ernest and Jamas Dt Nuccio and Mrs. Elsit Siemenn, Tuesday, August 1958; residence, 2417 Svmmes St. Friends may call at the T. Corken Funeral Home, 2821 Reading Rd near Oak St.

Friday alter 4 PM. Solemn Rquiem High Mass at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church Saturday at 9 A. M. DRESSMAN-Kata, Wednesday, August 6 1968, age 82.

Residence at tin home of her niece, Mrs. Stanley Rosing (nee Dressman), 1711 Garrard Covington Pravers Saturday, August 9, 1958, at Henry linneman Sons Funeral Home, 25-27 E. 11th Covington, at 8:45 A. M. Requiem High Mass St.

Benedict Churrji at 9:15 A. Interment Mother of ji Cemetery. Friends mi? cill Fn.iay tfttr 3 P. M. Papner, Wednesday, August 6, 1958; residence, 79 Park Elsmere, Ky.

Funeral from, tha John J. Radel Co. ment; will take small trade-in; many extras; convenient. SK 3-5077 MU 1-3900 Funeral Home. 1005 Madison liouilliail nillll- lean Legion Post.

MAYER Emma, agi 83 years, of Geneva, Wednesday, August 6, 1958. Friends may call at the Buisi I Borgmann Co, Parkway Funeral Home, Central Pky. and Clifton Hills Friday aftir 2 P. M. Services Salut-day, August 9, at TO: 1 5 Covington, Friday, August 8, at 2 P.

Friendi mav call Thursday after 3 PARKS Charles and Frances, 1411 Statei Town Country Realty AMELIA P. M. Internmtnt Highland Cemettry. dition; 1 12 years old; owner trans-ferred; immediate occupancy; shown any time. PROGRESSIVE REALTY JA 1-3522 SY 1-7071 BRENTWOOD VILLAGE "EAST Owner Transferred and must sell thn attractive brick.

4-bedrooni, 2-bath home; attached brick garage, full basement with lovely rei-reatlon room Sea this I Can be shown ve, gin, juiy iv. PEWBERTON Woodrow and Nancy, 4850 STONER-lei husband of tht lite Will build to suit; choict lots; your Annie snet stoner, devoted tamer ot nan or ours. Si MiADAMS-Herbert beloved husband of Ruth Munnell McAdami, also leaves Mrs. Anna Doner Kivanaugh, Dame Stoner and tht ltt Martin A Tk, 7 I OCQ a. 3 5077 MU 1-3900 iirvis narsaw girl, juiy 25.

PINKERTON Thomas am) Patricia, 10907 Ohio girl. July 7, PITTS-Walter and Janet, 5532 Silver Point boy, July 23. Town Country Realty anytime. PRATHER Ray and Dorothy, 823 Chateau- idenct, 3131 Ahrens St. Friends may call at the Anderson-Schraffinbergir Funiral Homi, 3117 Vint Corry-villi, Sunday, after 3 P.

M. Requiem ont niter, two brothers, Thursday, August 7, 1958; residence. 4914 Forest Norwood, 0. Friendi mav call tt tht Tndway Funeral Homa. 2131 Cameron Norwood.

Friday from 4 to 9 P. M. Funeral Saturday. 10:30 A. M.

Madisonvillt Ea PROGRESSIVE REAITY SY 1 -707 1 BRENTWOOD VILLAGE AVONDALE-EVANSTON C010RED Harvard 2-fimMy. 3-3; fenced back yard. Asking only $10,500. Nice WALNUT HILIS-Brick; 5 large rooms: stnrm doors and wirnows; garaoe. CORRYVILLE Only $7000 buys a 2 bedroom cottage; storm doors, full bath gin, July 30.

REAGAN-Jamei and Elsie, 4421 Innet hoy, July 29. REEDER-Edwerd and Miry, 676 Delta girl, July 29. REYNOLDS Calvin and Mary, 3587 Haven High Mass, Holy Namt Church, Mon day, August 11, at 9 A. M. laqurpped kitchen bath and fielf; full gles No.

2195 services, 8 P. M. Fri day at the funeral home. VOLLMAN Amelia (nee less), wife of the late Joseph Vollman and beloved gin, juiy tv, MORGAN -Roy devoted father of uaserii.ni; rn; MODERN BUILDERS WE 1-2456 S. J.

BARNHORN' KlcbtNBERG Howard and Barbara, 8314 mother of Mr. George Vollman, sistei of Mrs. Maroaret Thursday Pius extra toilet. Hurryi ALASKA COURT-Wire-cut brick; 1-floor; 3 bedrooms; wall-to-wall carpeted; tile bath; garage. Try FHA loan.

Normal u. Morgan; inursday, August 7, 1958; residence, New Norwood jaowin boy Julv 29. August 7. 1958: residence. 218 Adela RIZZO-Henry and Matilda, 1144 Carolina PICKETT REAL ESTATE AV 1-5516 Ludlow, Ky.

Funeral from John J. Radel Co. Funeral Home, 1005 Madison Covington, Saturday poy, July II. ROA Alfred and Anita, 4514 River girl, July 29. REU8USCH Donald and Mary, 3312 Augusta bnv.

lulv OA Hotel, Norwood, Ohio. Friends may call Paul R. Young Funeral Home, 7345 Hamilton Mt. Healthy, Friday after 6 P. M.

Funeral service at the Squaresville Baptist Church, Owen-ton, Saturday, 2 P. August 9, at 8 30 A. M. Requiem High Mass St. Boniface Church, Ludlow, 9 A.

M. Friendi may call Friday after 3 P. M. Interment St. Mary SANDMAN Wilbert and Katharine.

500 FYHMiioifi nnv III Vi NIEHAUS Albert beloved husband cemetery. AV0NDALE7 NORTH Lovely 1-floor block from transportation on Ardmore Ave. (no outlet street); 5 excellent rooms and solarium; level lot; gas hot water heat; 2-car garage; finished 2d; excellent condition. AMOR C. EMMERT, RFALTOR CA 1-1935 Evenings UN 1 0J58 AVONDAIF Gholson "brick 3-family 6-6-4.

3 baths i firt iscaoe. oaraot; reasonably priced. SIEMER-Carl and Ruth, 5941 Wayside Avt, girl. July 23. WEBB-lrene, beldved wife of the late! SPENCE Charles and Catherine.

581 Tor- Dr. A vin Webb, sister of Mrs. Hattie ir-iiie in DQV I Dietz, Wednesday, August 6. Service' trom the Kennedy Funeral Home, JSTEELE Charles and Dolly, 1004 Considine I bov. lulv 99 Bethel, Ohio, Saturday, August 9, at or Margaret Niehaui (nee Moorman), and brother of Mrs, Anna Moorman, Mrs, Minnie Schaefer, Mrs.

Helen Rink and George Niehaus, and tht late Mrs. Josephine Rink; Wednesday, Au-! gust 6, 195B; residence, 3684 Boudinot Ave. Funeral from the Gilligan. Siefke Funeral Home, 3671 Warsaw Sa.urday, August 9. Requiem High Mass at St.

Catherlnt Church at 9 30 A. M. Friends may call Friday a'ter 3 P. M. STEVENS Carl and Edna, 518 Craig Covington, girl, July 24, 9 A.

Friends may call at the funeral home after 3 P. M. Friday. CA 1-5656 Donald A. Spencer S1FVENS0N Eugene and Virginia.

120 WOOLEY-Alma E. Meyer, beloved wife BRENTWOOD GARDENS New 3-bedroom; 2-bath ranch homes under construction; ail utilities; convenient location; 831 Cioverview off Winton. SPARION CONSIRUCTlONjJrVE T0637 BRENIWOOD VILLAGE -5 rooms, conv olete kitchen and full bath 1st floor, 2 moms and full bath 2d floor, lot 50x 150 cyclone fenced rear yard 82x50. S24.FJ0Q. No agent.

JAckson 1-4506. BRIDGETOWN E. A. ZICKA INC. BUILDFRS SKYLARK MEADOWS 2 AND 3 BEDROOMS BRICK RANCH AND SPLIT-LEVELS 2 BATHS, 2 GARAGES $16,250 UP OPEN DAILY I TO 8 DIRFCTlONSi West on Werk Rd.

from shopping center IB Westhome Dr. ind look for Sxvlark Meadows slon. woo ner nnv. in 7a or me iare clarence w. wooiey, oe- AVONDALE.

NORTH 3 BEDROOMS $10,900 STINE-Walter and Joyce. 1092 Morado I Oirl. July 17. "uisij inu'iier or rvus, jusvpu idsvbiiti Staudt, dear grandmother of Lynn I t.l i. .1 Bl.k...

NUNERY Charlei Albert (Bert), beloed WARD Clvin and Julia, 526 Oliver boy, July 20. WEILBAKER Dr. Charles and Jean, 1446 On Greenwood All larqe heat; detached garaniM deep tot front oorchr North Avondalc and St. oiiu ivuvnniM amuai, sisier ur mumm Meyer; Wednesday, August 6, 1958; mirvei; WB'Jncufly, uyuii it aat 11, n. IPflKWOOO 00V.

JUIV 2J irsiurni.1, ooot TVfliuiM rii, it i inomas schools. An ldi-al tamllv home for lesi. frnnvj irtin WHYLE-James and Annnbefle. 2244 Strub nriyiiii; nye vr.flrj, rifnrrdi the Neidhard Funeral Home, 7401 Hamilton Mt Healthy, Saturday, ble boy luly 23. AdlSON-Fdwaid and Mildred, 4009 Dun.

II cLjl TW 1-3773 EH2 August 9. tt 8 S0 A. M. Requiem mont St. bov July 24.

nusnano or Mrs. innsrint Nunery Brown), dear father of Rev. Charles Albert tnd Thomas Arnold Nunery, brothtr of Mrs. Hilm Brown; suddenly, Tuesday, August 5, 1958; at his residence. Ryland, R.

R. 5. Covington, age 61 years. Funeral at the T. M.

Swindler Funeral Home, 214 W. Southern Covington, Saturday, August 9, at 10 A. M. Interment Highland Cemetery, Ft. Mitchell, Ky.

Friends may call at the funeral homt after 3 P. M. Fridty, High Mass at St, Vivian's Church, Ronald and Margaral. 2824 -r Tit Off Mi aKllealt I noeua girl, July 28. Winton at 9 A.

M. Friends may call after 5 P. M. Friday. Fnrmerlv AVONDALE Colored; 601 Prospect; 6-room bricki A', condition! oar-ae, rea liroprietor of the Wooiey Electric bd it u-ouhl give your curv a real good rest if yourCIVn- "'3 fixed my dinner." VTfrm'lo' M'nnl, 2818 Alm sonable.

BROjt- UNJ-5532. AVONDALE -II "family; Forest" good income I I lelj, me 1-6610. Ave. Wo7ldVYtM JltlTtn. CLIFF RATTERMAN GR 1-5520 ViH.

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