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11, Till. 1.NC1NN.MI ENQUIRER bmimcB 5 Dnionnaire Are separate vacations good for husband and wife? QVESTIO.V: TtAwrm Lee end Ada tVrkert to Charle rd Marian fearson, ort of 9.5 in Bostiff's Addrion to tf ry of Newoort on mrrb side of Third itrwtl. Aosroximafeiy Rssert mim ryj 8.i!ttv Jaiw 6jrr to Josoh and Lillian Duoroetfer, lyt 11 tn B-ock A of Hay StrbrfrvisreH jj) Hioriwnd Heigtrti. Aooroimatiy fwt L. end Helen J.

Veitt to Robert W. and Beatrice M. Ruhnhtnn, Lot 8 of i'ock A of Hay Subdivision of Hiohieod Heights, beirfl ort of Lot 4 of the iliith Pierce Homestead Plot. ADDroximatel SU.5CO. Homer C.

nd PrryiWj ftice to Revmonel L. and Merma J. (fttn, Lot II of I. William Subdivision on th north side, of Elsmar Avenue, ft. Tbomts.

Aoorexi-mately $14,000. John C. nd loren Bobtren to Edward J. and Catherine Foran. prooertv 720 FurHman Bellevu.

AoDroimatly $15,500. To-n-n. iid Ronw Petiwdt. student, fld Nancy tou'se Hay. 21.

both of Osyton. Otio. pr Joscoh Snvaer, 21, coir.lruct.on worker, nd Srrtv Sue frowert, 18, born of Cotumbus, Oarne) J. Ari.n, 23. Trenton.

Wno Daner worker, and Judv Unser, 18. Mid-dietovm, Omo. SUITS FILED CAMPIEll S78. Jamei Willowrby cto.nfl Ml-n5 as Apollo Manufocrorifi!) Service vj. Chamrjion "tool Manufacturing Co.

for iucHiment of $1136.02. 5979 SNilito'i Store vi. Eutfern Lecev. For iuasment of S537. 5994.

Dorov May Burt vs. Owlei fwr.khfl Sitrt. for divorce. 5995. Georot J.

Roaers vs. Dora Rows, for divorce. 5989. Mortmoutti Federal Savirws end Loan (o. vs.

Ervinfl A. and Winifred L. Wemtraob. For judgment of $19,110 end a lien against orooerty. HAmm uces Roasrt E.

22, 1728 Hew.Tt A ervic men, nj Btnv Him-maids. 21. I72S Hw1T CwciWi. Rmc Allm Mjiv, 25, Frnkiin, Qmo, el worker, tr4 Jowl EscrwnDrtnntT, 2i, M. 49, Wswiy Norwood, 0to, purctavrw aaeut, nj locxi 0ori Miibwa 1762 Qun Citv Ctnf.iMJati.

Gtoro F. Hnks, 41, Tlbssco, Ohio, mecrwuc, rd Mry M. W.iite. 49, 1tsco, Ohio. Wkrd L.

Pjg. 51, Box 414. tMrtk. Ohio, michint operator, and Ptsy Ruth Muruhv, 21, Main CmimwH. Shultr, 65, Srwvt, operator radio ard TV shop, rtd Mvrtit Aitv craft, 5, 611 Burena Cincinnati.

Gtrald Keihotttr. 28, Odio. machine (hoo mo'ov, and Arweda Ro, Middltxwm, Ohio. Mlvto Rowling, 22. and Ptrk.

lock-rd, 21. both of Middlttwn, Ortio. Donald Rav Vincent, 22. 4 st McMillan Cincinnati, clerk, rj Ruth Aon Rente, 17, 1926 Merl Cincinnati. Robert I.

Evans. 38. 1023 York Nwort, roofer, and Eunice Morgan, 32, 1206 John ftrwoort. JOY BELPERIO Housewife, Delhi Kills I do not. We have been married four years and have never taken separate vacations.

We would rather be together. It would be nice to have a vacation just for the two of us sometime, not taking the children along. My husband doesnt hunt or fish so we don't have to worry about his wanting to take trips for these purposes rather than a family vacation. 'J I(oluMbiA) MILITARY ACADEMY' I Summer and School Year jf- MRS. JOHN VALE Housewife, Price Hill We never go on vacations at all.

However, if we did we would prefer to go together. I did go once with relatives and the three children, but would not do so if we had a choice. This time he wasnt able to go with us. If we did take vacations regularly we would prefer to take the entire family with us. Warner; one son.

K. B. Warner, Cynthiana; two brothers, Less and Uley Warner, both of Harrison County, and three sisters, Mrs. Alta Lyons, Mrs. Lafe Benson, and Mrs.

Cleve Cay son, all of Harrison County. George Goehler George Goekler, 73, died Thursday at his home on Gilbert Ridge Alexandria, Ky. Mr. Goekler was employed by American Tools Works as a pipefitter. He leaves his wife, Mary; a daughter, Mrs.

Violet Kelly of Cincinnati; and a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Faulkner, Sacramento, Calif. Services will be at 2 p. m. Monday at the Radel Funeral Home, 822 York Newport.

Burial will be in Alexandria Cemetery. Friends may call after 4 p. m. Sunday. SUMMER SCHOOL AND CAMP Begins June 11 for 9 weeks.

Morning class v.ork and tutoring in classes from 2 to 5 in size. Recreation and athletics in afternoon on beautiful campus with golf course, tennis courts, athletic fields and swimming pool. Surrounding streams, lakes and woods used over weekends for camping, hiking, boating, fishing. CompUt Summir Mnile froerem. Concert and Dance Band.

Private lessons on all instruments. REGULAR SCHOOL YEAR Begins September 10 for 36 weeks. 14 buildings, 9 built by U. S. Government; fully accredited with Junior and Senior ROTC units.

Band, orchestra, glee club; all major and minor sports. Supervised study periods, individual attention, weekly reports Junior School with house mother in separate building. Highest standards of scholarship and character. Writ for lummtr bulletin or empftt cttolegM and "47 Special ftitm-ti" Florence and Mrs. Ruth Rarrich, both of Pendleton County; two sons.

Maurice and Hanley H. Peddicord both of Pendleton County, and nine grandchildren. Services will be held at 2:30 p. m. Sunday at the Woodhead and Sons Funeral Home, Falmouth, where friends may call after 2 p.

m. tomorrow. Burial will be In Morgan Cemetery. Estella Pickelman Mrs. Estella Pickelman of 1519 Garrard Covington, died yesterday in St.

Elizabeth Hospital. Mrs. Pickelman was 70 years old. She leaves a son, George W. Pickelman; a daughter, Miss Mary Elizabeth Pickle-man, Covington; three sisters, Mrs.

Irene Glese, Cincinnati, Mrs. Catherine Trenkamp, Ft. Myers, and Miss Mary Gehring, Newport, and one grandson. Requiem High Mass will be offered at 9:15 a. m.

Tuesday In St. Benedict Church, Covington. Burial will be In St. Stephen Cemetery. Friends may call at the Hugenberg and Niemeyer Funeral Home, Covington, Monday from 3 to 9 p.

m. Regina Muench Mrs. Regina Muench, 188 Winters Ln Cold Spring, died at her home yesterday. She was 74 years old. Surviving are six daughters, Miss Bernlce Muench, at home; Mrs.

Helen Ar-mentl, Newport; Mrs. Mildred Duffy, Reading, Ohio; Mrs. Virginia Hafer, Belle-vue; Mrs. Catherine Slay-line, Cincinnati, and Mrs. Marcella Oldigis, Koettering, Ohio; two sons, Wilbert Muench, Alexandria; Raymond Muench, Cold Spring; one brother, Frank Selbet, Cincinnati, and 18 grandchildren.

Requiem High Mass will be offered at 9 a. m. Monday at St. Joseph Church, Cold Spring and burial will be In church cemetery. Friends may call after 4 p.

m. tomorrow at the Radel Funeral Home. Edward Warner BERRY, April 13 (Special) Services for Edward Thomas Warner, 80, former owner of Warner's Restaurant here, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the Woodhead and Sons Funeral Home.

Burial will be in Pythian Grove Cemetery, Berry. He died Wednesday at the Whitis Nursing Home, Cynthiana, following a brief illness. His survivors Include his wife, Mrs. Frankie Taylor MRS. DAVID OSTRAXDER Housewife, Mt.

Washington No, I don't think so. If you work together all year you may as well enjoy vacations together. The only time we have had separate trips was when he was attending a convention and I went to New York. We have three children and usually take them along also. Would be nice occas-sionally to have a trip without the children.

C. M. A. Box 1200, Columbia, Tennessee mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmMmM Funeral Home. Solemn requiem high mass will be offered at Mother of God Church at 9 a.

m. and burial will be in the Mother of God Cemetery. Friends may call from 3 to 9 p. m. Monday.

Louetta Gabbard Mrs. Louetta Gabbard, mother of Thomas Gabbard, superintendent of the Silver Grove Schools, died yesterday at her home, 40 Parkview Newport. She was 75 years old. Besides Thomas, she Is survived by a second son, William A. Gabbard, Newport; three daughters, Mrs.

Pearl Collopy and Mrs. Goldle Embs, both of Newport, and Mrs. Martha Pugh, South Lyon, 13 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. She was a member of First Baptist Church, Newport. Services will be held at 11 a.

m. Monday at the Muehlenkamp Funeral Home, Newport. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow from 3 to 9 p. m.

Joseph Toner JoBeph (Joe) Toner, custodian of La Salette Academy, Covington, more than 40 years, was found dead yesterday in his apartment at the academy at 7th and Greenup Sts. He was 63 years old. There are no survivors. Mr. Toner was a native of Covington.

Requiem High Mass will be sung at 9 a. m. Monday in the Cathedral Basilica of the Assumption. Burial will be In St. Mary Cemetery, Ft.

Mitchell. Friends may visit the Mlddendorf Funeral Home, 1 East 12th Covington, tomorrow between 2 and 9 p. m. Delia Hutchings MAYSVTLLE, April 13 (Special) Mrs. Delia Bacon Hutchings, 77, widow of Dr.

H. J. Hutchings, Maysville physician and former medical director of the Mason County Health Department, died today at Hayswood Hospital here, where she had been a patient since March 13. An only son, Charles, preceded her In death less than a month ago. Surviving are a number of nieces and nephews.

Services will be conducted Sunday at 2 p. m. at the Porter and Clay Funeral Home In MaysviHe, with Rev. H. Glynn Burke, pastor of the First Christian Church of Maysville officiating.

Burial will follow in Maysville Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 4 to 9 p. m. tomorrow. Hanly Peddicord FALMOUTH, April 13 (Special) Hanley H.

Peddicord 51, Pendleton County, died today at St. Elizabeth Hospital, Covington, where he was admitted yesterday. He was a native of Bourbon County and resided In Morgan. Mr. Peddicord Is survived by his wife, Mrs.

Nina Peddicord; three daughters, Mrs. Jean Slide, New Albany, and Mrs. Wanda AU. Berling Aloysius J. (Al) Berlins, retired Covington city employee and an active figure In many Kenton County civic and political groups, died yesterday in St.

Elizabeth Hospital. Mr. Berllng lived at 1718 Bank-lick Covington. He was 89 years old and a veteran of World War I. He retired as an employee of the Covington Public.

Works Department eight years ago. He was recording secretary of the Kenton County Sunday Morning Club and was a member of the Kenton County Democratic Club, Covington Aerie of the Eagles, Pohlmann-Linnemann Post No. 1484 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Crusaders' Club of St. Elizabeth Hospital. He was also a member of the Holy Name Society- of St.

Augustine Church, Covington. Mr. Berllng is survived by his wife, Mrs. Henrietta Berllng; a daughter, Urban Goetz, Taylor Mill; three brothers, August and Theodore Berling, both of Covington and Fred Ber ling, Southgate; a sister, Mrs. Rose Anneken, Ludlow, and three grandchildren.

Requiem High Mass will be sung at 9 a. m. Tuesday in St. Augustine Church. Burial will be in Mother of God Cemetery.

Friends may call at the Mldden-dorf Funeral Home, 917 Main Covington, Monday from 3 to 9 p. m. The Holy Name Society will meet for prayers at 8:15 p. m. Monday.

Joseph Heller VANCEBURG, April 13 (Special) Joseph Warren Heller, 93, one of Lewis County's oldest citizens, died Thursday night at the residence of his son, Monroe Heller. He leaves 133 direct descendants. A native of Nichols County, he had made his home In the Burton ville community in Lewis County for the past 25 years. Besides his son at whose home he died, he leaves four daughters, Mrs. Walter Marshall of Aberdeen, Ohio; Mrs.

Joe Eubank of Mays-ville; Mrs. Matthew Colgan of New Jersey, and Mrs. Claudie Elliott of Taylors-port, another son, William Heller, of Manchester, Ohio; one brother, William Sherman Heller, of Mays Lick, 27 grandchildren; 75 great-grandchildren and 15 great-great-grandchildren. Services will be Sunday at 2 p. 'm.

at Burtonville Methodist Church. Friends may call at Russell Barbour and Son Funeral Home in Tollesboro from 2 to 9 p. m. Saturday. Eleanor Stratman Eleanor J.

Stratman, of 108 E. 25th Covington, died yesterday at St. Elizabeth Hospital. She was 62. She is survived by her husband, Frank; two daughters, Mrs.

Charles Hein-richs of Newport and Mrs. Frank Groneck of Covington; one son, David F. of South Ft. Mitchell; one sister, Mrs. Leslie Hudson of Covington, and nine grandchildren.

Mrs. Stratman was secretary and promoter of the Sacred Heart League and was a member of the Altar and Ladies Society of Mother of God Church, and Circle of Mercy of St. Elizabeth Hospital. Services will be held at 8:30 a. m.

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Smith and Mrs, Robert Raisbeck are co-chairmen this year of the annual luncheon card party sponsored by the Ft. Thomas Women's Club for the benefit of crippled and retarted children. The luncheon will be held at noon April 30 in the Ft. Thomas Women's Club, 6 Ft Thomas Ave. For A Complitt Lint Of GREENFIELD PRODUCTS SEE CARLSON HARDWARE WEST LOCKUND 1-0074 KENWOOD PLAZA ST 1-1100 SWIFTON CENTER RE 1-2580 Wi Drlivir -it- tr STORE HOURS TODAY Zeta Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma, teachers' honorary society, will hold a luncheon meeting at noon today in the A.

D. Owens School, Newport. J. B. White, teacher at Holmes High School, will relate his experiences in Japan Brad ford Star Chapter 493, Order of Eastern Star, holds its an 1 mPm jj 5t nual ham and beef supper 5 to 7 p.

m. today In Simon Kenton High School Knights of St. John Auxiliary will have its quarterly meeting at 2 p. m. tomorrow In Corpus Christl School hall, Newport, with St.

Ann's Auxiliary serving as hostesses Dr. Ferd J. Metzger, president of the Florence Lions Club, has announced the club will sponsor a free Easter egg hunt at 3 p. m. tomorrow in the Florence Lions Club park Quarterly meeting of the Covington Circle of the International Federation of Catholic Alumnae will be held at 2:30 p.

m. tomorrow at Columbus Hall, Covington Officers for the Campbell County Education Association elected at a recent dinner meeting are Miss Clara WTelnel, president; Warren Kennedy, vice president; Mrs. Elizabeth Eer, secretary, and Mrs. Shirley Miller, treasurer. MISS cJENMy bOWlSTlOrVTEl Mr.

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Sixth Covington, state representative, was reported in fair condition by St. Elizabeth Hospital attendants last night. The 68-year-old lawmaker was hospitalized with an asthmatic condition In Frankfort In March, Just before the General Assembly adjourned. He was admitted to St. Elizabeth Hospital on his return to Northern Kentucky on March 31.

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