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TV amy ray nw ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS Sunday, May 3, 1961 Tage 12-A THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Saturday's highs, lows and llllll pfh All, Spring! CENTNER Joseph A. EMftf I MAOISTI an SCHNEIDER -Gertrude SHAFFER Daisy G. WAYSON Daisy T. WMTHf tUftMU SO I Dot" J- HAYES Menry M. Clara arni 7 IOCKHORN HELTON Catherine (nee Spencer), beloved wife of the late Jessie Helton, dear mother of Ben and James Helton, Mrs.

Emory (Cindy) Spencer, Mrs. Berry (Mairar) Mcintosh, also survived by 24 qrandchildren nd 28 qreat-qrandchildren; Friday, May 1, 1964; residence, Jackson, Ky. Friends may call at the Betz Funeral Home. 23 E. Sixth Newport.

Monday. 7 to 9 P. M. Service Tuesday, May 5, Town Hill Baptist Church, Jackson, at 1 P. M.

HOFFMAN Classification Index JOURNEY'S END A-l MONUMENT! CARD OF THANKS C-IN MEMORIAM D-FL0R1STS E-RUIGI0US SOCIAL EVENTS F-SOCIETIES AND LODGES MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES H-L0ST AND FOUND J-EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES precipitations: Station High low Prec. Albuquerque 76 45 Arrarillo 89 45 Atlanta 54 55 1 60 Bismarck 50 45 .22 Boise 40 30 .39 Boston 40 30 .39 Chicago 74 52 Cincinnati 10 I' Cleveland 71 49 Denver 68 41 DesMoines 74 49 .02 Detroit 66 48 Ouluth 57 41 .10 Galveston 84 70 Helena .47 41 .34 IndianaDOlis 77 53 Jacksonville 72 68 2.28 Kansas City 79 55 tos Angeles 6) 41 Marquette 53 44 .29 Miami Beach 86 77 .02 Milwaukee 58 47 .09 Minneapolis 65 42 New Orleans 86 72 New York 59 43 Oklahoma City 80 41 .12 0eha 76 49 Philadelphia 57 45 Pioentx 79 55 Pittsburgh 69 48 "irtlnd. 53 32 .06 louis 79 75 Salt Lake City 39 31 .84 San Francisco 54 4' Seattle 54 35 Tamoa 85 69 .74 Washington .62 44 The John J. Uadel Co. II EMI J.

ItAUIiL, Pre. Radel'i avery lervica It conducted with the) full appreciation that it it a tacred tributa to tomaona'i mamorv. 2562 North Band 541-4200 652 STATE 921-0365 822 York. aw port. CO 1-8560 Bessie beloved wife of the late Frank Hoffman and devoted mother of Marjorie McAfee and Robert Hoffman; Thursday, April 30.

residence. 9432 Montqomery Montqomery. Service Monday at the convenience of the 4112 Glanway, VVA 1-4512 1005 Madison. Covington, HE 1-4185 90 W. Mack Johnson Funeral Home WALNUT HILLS 1309 E.

McMillan St. WO 1-0474 MADISONVILLE BR 1-0203 1 6111 Madison Rd. Sot Doylima Sunday Figure Shew H.fh Temparoturet Eipacted family. no visitation. Arranqe ments, Strawser Funeral Home.

LAWRENCE Robert beloved husband of Mary I. Lawrence (nee Breen), dear father of Jean, Lawrence, Carl and the late Robert Lawrence, also survived bv seven qrandchildren and one qreat-qrandchild, brother of Mrs. Marqaret Sanders and Mrs. Alice Horstmani Friday, May 1, 1964 residence, 2244 Harris Ave. Friends may call at Nurre Bros.

Pleasant Ridqe Funeral Home, 6050 Montqomery Sunday, from 4 to 9 P. M. Funeral services at I P. M. llat4 rvcipilatisn Net Ineliraleel Cenlill lacal I ANTHON1 Mary Elizabeth, dauqhter of the late William and Elizabeth Anthony, sister of Bernadette, Edwin J.

and Wess F. Anthony and the late Monsiqnor William J. Anthony, aunt of Marv A. Anthony and Lt. Col.

Thomas J. Anthony USA; Thursday, April 30. 1964; of 6341 Parkman PI. Friends may call at the Nurre Bros. Pleasant Ridqe Funeral Home.

6050 Montqomery Sunday, from 4 to 9 P. M. Solemn Reouiem Hiqh Mass ct the Church of the Nativity. Monday, at 10:30 A. M.

St. Ann Altar Society will meet at funtral home, Sunday, at 8 P.M. -AP Wireohoto GUMP-HOLT FUNERAL HOME 3440 Glenmore it Herbert-Cheviot MO 1-0690 CHAS. A. MILLER SONS NORTHSIDE Kl 1-0040 RIEDLINGER-LEMEN FUNERAL HOMES 19 Green St.

1 309 California Ave. Heboid Funeral Home 1712 QUEEN CITY AVE. 1700 GLENMORE AVE. M0 1-6200 THOMAS FUNERAL HOMES Vonderhaar Stetter Third i Overton St. NewporlJCy.j 261-5795 LINZ pected in most of the country west of the Mississippi River except in a belt along the southern border and including Texas and much of Oklahoma, New Mexico and the southern part of California.

Mild in Ohio and into Great Lakes area. Fair and mild weather is predicted for today in Greater Cincinnati. The low in the early morning will be 55 and the high for the day 77. Tonight will be partly cloudy with a low of 57. Shower activity is ex Cincinnati Weather Bureau record for May 2.

1964. Terno. Precio. 7 00 a. 54 0 7:00 o.

74 0 1964 '63 '62 N'l H.ghest Ten-n. 78 70 66 71 lowest Tevo. 53 35 50 49 Precioitation 0 0 .05 .12 River at 7:00 p. nv 32.9 feet, stationary. lodev-Sjnrise 5:38 a.

m. Sunset 7:33 o. m. BARNETT FORMERLY WITH WILTSEE, Inc. 24JV.

9th St. 241-0932 HILLSIDE CHAPEL CREMATION NICHES URNS NO CHARGE FOR CHAPEL SERVICES BOOKLET ON REQUEST 525 Dixmvth Ave. 861-1021 VISITORS WELCOME DAILY 9 TO 4 WITT, GOOD KELSCH FUNFRAl HOME JE I 0105 3026MADIS0N AVE Anna Schiller, beloved wife of George linz, dear mother of Mrs. Catherine Bailey, Russell, Raymond and Georqe Linz sister of Catherine and Marv Schiller, also survived by four qrandcnildren; Wednesday, April 29, 1964; residence, 5838 West Fork Mon-fort Heiohts; aqe 68 years. Friends may call at the Neidhard Funeral Home, 3155 Harrison West-wood, Sunday, after 3 P.

M. Requiem Hiqh Mass. St. Martin Church. Monday.

May 4, at 9 A. M. LOHMANN John beloved husband of Ethel Lohmann (nee Hust), beloved father of John Charles James Edward Donald Ronald Lohmann, Mrs. Virqinia Lam-czvk, Mrs. Anna M.

Cook; Thursday. April 30. 1964; residence, 1819 Pulte St. Friends may call at the Busse Borqmann Co. Parkway Funeral Home, Central Parkway and Clifton Hills Avenue, Monday, after 4 P.

M. Requiem Hiqh Mass, St. Leo Tuesday, May 5. at 9:30 A. M.

VeWaV $2343 Land Action Turns Into $200,000 Slander Suit ANDERSON SCHRAFFENBERGER 3117 VINE ST. 8611 WINT0N RD. Funeral Home, 1336 E. McMillan Bradford J. Sullivan, Director Bamber Funeral Home John W.

Bamber 3011 Woodburn Ave. Robert Bamber WO 1-1440 MONUMENTS A-l No Water Water along US 25 and 42 south from Girard Street in Florence will be shut off Monday from 4 p. m. to 7 p. m.

Jay E. Harris, contractor, who is moving water lines on US 42 to make way for widening of the highway, said the south part of Florence also will have low water pressure during- this period. Norwood Man Drowns Near Klackniont, Ky. PINEVILLE, Ky. An Ohio man on a business trip to Eastern' Kentucky drowned Saturday while swimming in Cumberland River.

State Police said William Clarence Sutton, 36, of Norwood (address not known at press time) was alone when he sank ln about 10-12 feet of water. Neighbors found- Mr. Sutton's clothes on the bank. His body was recovered. Mr.

Sutton had been ln the area to pick up a car at Harlan and tow it to Ohio, police said. His car was found about 10 miles from the drowning scene on Ky. 72, near Blackmont. Fly-Over Honors Crash Victims At Wilmington WILMINGTON, Ohio tJP) The 302nd Troop Carrier Wing of the U. S.

Air Force Reserve held a memorial service" Saturday for eight of its men killed ln the collision of two C-119 Flying boxcars two weeks ago. Seventeen men died ln the crash the night of April 18. Nine of them were paratroopers of the First Special Forces of the 20th U. S. Army Corps at Ft.

Hayes ln Columbus, Ohio. As members of the Air Force unit stood in formation and relatives watched from near the Clinton County Air Force Base headquarters building, sev BENCSIK CHARLES SON LUDWIG Veta beloved sister of Mrs. Sydney Cook of Mt. Weshi.iqton, dear aunt of Richard J. Cook.

Ricky Jane, Frances. Jackie and Karen Cook; Friday, May 1. 1964; residence, 107 W. 65th Car-theqe. Friends may call at the Hodapo Funeral Home, 7401 Vine Carthaqe, Sunday, from 2 to 9 P.

M. Funeral services and burial Tuesday, at Mt. Washinqton, Ky. BERTSCH Ella dear sister of Mrs. Hilda Eberle, and dear aunt of Mrs.

Elmer F. (Ruth) Bolte and Robert Bertsch; Saturday, May 2, 1964; residence, 2809 Montana aqe 84 years. Service will be held at the convenience of the family. Memorials, if so desired, may be to the PhiliDPUS United hurch of Christ. Bolton Funeral Home in charqe.

BROADWELL Harry husband of the late Aqnes Tomlinson Broadwell, devoted father of Mrs. Dorothy Heck-man, Mrs. Harriett Pohlmeyer, Mrs. Claire Wahl, Mrs. Janice Wells, Mrs.

Carol Lonq and Harry Broadwell brother of Mrs. Clara Baxter, also 10 grandchildren and four great-qrandchiidren; Thursday, April 30. 1964; residence, 4656 Beechwood Mt. Carmel; formerly of Lockland. Friends may call at the Vorhis Funeral Home.

5501 Montqomery Norwood, Sunday, 4 to 9 P. M. Services Monday. May 4, at 10 A. M.

BRUCE Reuben beloved husband of the late Frances Bruce (nee Borman), devoted father of Mrs. Betty Lou Maqcalas, Mrs. Pauline Spanqier, Mrs. Joyce Ann Fisher and Robert M. Bruce, dear grandfather of seven grandchildren, dear brother of Mrs.

Ella Parker, Mrs. Anna Elam and Adam Bruce; Friday, May 1, 1964, at his residence, 632 Winters Cold Sorinq, Ky. Services Wednesday, May 6, at the Dobbling Funeral Home, Ft. Thomas, at 1:30 P.M. Friends may call Tuesday, from 4 to 9 P.

M. MAUSOLEUMS MONUMENTS MARKERS 4543 W8th 82 14706 SEARS ROEBUCK CO. Grave Markers and Monuments 2900 READING RD. 961-7820 plaintiff, states in the initial suit that Forest and Grace Margrave, husband and wife, Big Bone Church Union, entered into an agreement to purchase a lot in Fitzgerald Subdivision, Florence, for $2550. Half the money was to be paid when the house was under roof, and the other half when the property was sold.

BY BOB ELLIS Enquirer Correspondent A suit seeking a Judgment of $2343.11, filed March 30 in Boone Circuit Court, has resulted in a counter claim in which the defendant in the case has sued for $200,000, charging slander. Eugene Fitzgerald, 427 Forest Erlanger, the husband of the Ludwiq, beloved Charles (Louise) Ludwiq and the William, beloved late Clara Huot father of Mrs. Harrison, William late Marie Colston; Friday, May 1, IN MEMORIAM 1964; residence, 2772 River Rd. Friends may call at the Vitt Stermer Delhi Hills Funeral Home, 4619 Delhi, on Monday, from 5 to 9 P. M.

Funeral Tuesday, May 5, at 8:30 A. M. Reouiem Hiqh Mass, Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church, at 9 A. M. SCHNEIDER Gertrude, beloved dauqhter of the late Valentine and Emma Schneider (nee Korb) devoted sister of Mrs.

Dorothy Strassburger, 1 1 Schneider and the late Mrs. Edna Leonard; Saturday. May 2, 1964. Funeral Wednesday, May 6, from the John J. Radel Co.

Mt. Airy Funeral Home, 2562 North Bend Rd. at Colerain, at 9 Reouiem Hiqh Mass, St. Leo Church, 9:30 A. M.

Friends may call lues-day, after 4 P. M. Parking in the rear. SCHWAEGERLE Elizabeth (nee Paul), wife of the late Georqe E. Schwaeqerle, devoted mother of Georqe and Elmer Schwaeqerle the late Hilda Dick-crson and Arthur Schwaeqerle, sister of Phillip and Marqaret Paul, also leaves rive qrandchildren and 12 great-qrandchildren; Saturday, May 2, 1964: residence.

6695 Jamar North Colleqe Hill. Due notice of arranqement from Tred-way Funeral Home, Norwood. SMITH Birthday Remembrance Of my dearly beloved Husband GEORGE WEIS Memories linqer fond and true; Thinkinq always dear of you. loved always by Wife. Effie (Mom) MAAS Florists -D Kentucky Deaths Miss Mary Hallam, Of Pioneer Family Elmer beloved son of Elmer C.

and Helen Maas (nee Tracy), beloved brother of Mrs. Clifford (Peqqy) Enqelbert beloved uncle of Connie. Clifford and Gail Enqel-burt, beloved fiance of Laura Adams: suddenly, Thursday, April 30, 1964; residence, 1138 Seton Ave. Relatives and friends may call Sunday, 3 to 9 P. at the Raloh Meyer Funeral Home, 4164 W.

Eiojhth St. at Kreis Lane. Requiem Hiqh 9:30 A. St. Lawrence Church, Monday, May 4.

MAHONEY William J. (Boots), dear brother of Mrs. Mary Foqelman, Mrs. Catherine Bell and the late Joseph M. Ma-honey, dear brother-in-law of Mrs.

Marqaret Mahoney; Friday, May 1. Mary Lorena, widow of Herbert 0 Smith, beloved mother of tdna K. Brierton, Mary i. Sheeran and John W. Smith, also survived by eiqht qrandchildren and six qreat-qrandchildren; Friday, May 1, 1964; residence.

6626 Shawnee Run Kenwood. Friends may call at the Tredway Funeral Home, 2131 Cameron Norwood, Monday, 4 to 9 P. M. Funeral Tuesday, 10 A. M.

Interment Dayton Memorial Fark. BUSH Joseph beloved husband of Flora Mae Byrd Bush, dear father of Mrs. Pearl Mae Puckett, Mrs. Dor othy Mae Martin, Mrs. Geraldine 1964, at residence.

631 Washinq ton Newport. Ky. Funeral from Muehlenkamo Funeral Home, 835 York Newoort. Monday. o.

Haqqard, Charles, Clayton, Acey. Bruce, Leonard and Londa Bush, brother of Ralph and William Push: 8:30 A. M. Requiem Hiqh Mass at The Church of The Immaculate Con- SANTO-1409 KN0WLT0N ST. 'Third Generation Same Location" Dial 541-4455-Ask for Sammie SMITH Thursday, April 30.

1964; in his 70th year: residence, 416 Kinqs Run Dr. Friends may call at the Hodapp Funeral Home, 7401 Vine Carthaqe, Sunday, May 3, from Barbara 'iiom caption at 9 A. M. Visitation Sunday, 3 to 9 P. M.

McGOVERN father at navirt trhn anH lh.r., I to p. M. funeral services Smith, brother of Herbert and Thomas beloved husband of I Monday, at 10 A. M. CARROLL SOCIETIES AND LODGES Rita McGovern (nee Gohmann), dear father of Thomas Laurence Vincent Terrence Kathleen Jimmy Smith, and son of Herbert and Dorothy Smith; suddenly, Friday, May 1, 1964; residence, 2523 Impala Dr.

Friends may call at the Vorhis Funeral Home. 501 Montqomery Norwood, Monday, 4 to 9 P. M. Services Tuesday, May 5, at 10:30 A. M.

RITE Only $207.89 has been paid thus far, the complaint states. IN THE counter claim filed April 17 by Mr. and Mrs. Margrave against M. Fitzgerald, the petition alleges that Mr.

Fitzgerald, "maliciously slandered and harmed the character and reputation of the defendants." The counter claim charges that the plaintiff Fitzgerald circulated talk about the Margraves in the following language: "That Forest Margrave and his wife Grace, are embezzling funds from construction loans and taking said money and spending it on a farm where they live, and are attempting to defraud their creditors, and that if said creditors do no take immediate action, either by a mechanic's lien, or foreclosure suits, that myself and creditors and everyone else doing business with the Margraves will suffer great financial loss by dealing with them." The counter claim goes on to say that, "the said Forest Margrave and Grace Margrave were embezzling funds in violating the criminal laws and were thieves and crooks." Thursday, Eugene Fitzgerald, in another suit filed In Boone Circuit Court against the Margrave Realty Florence, asked a Judgment for $19,126.04 said to be due on a note secured by a second mortgage. The property Involved Is the Florence Medical Clinic, 7623 Dixie Highway. OTHER parties to the suit, as defendants, include the Kentucky Federal Savings Loan Covington, which holds a first mortgage amounting to the Heating Covington, Northern Kentucky Asphalt Florence, and Anthony Woeste, Newport, alleged to be holders of mechanics' liens against the property. Also parties to the suit are Herbert R. Booth, M.

and Floyd G. Poore. M. who, according to the suit, claim a leasehold interest ln the property, show. lewis beloved husband of Esther Weaver Carroll, dear father of Mrs.

Edwin McCormick and Mrs. Charles Whatlev, also survived by four qrandchildren, brother of Mrs. J. Hayton; Thursday, April 30, 1964; residence. 2034 Sundale A GEORGE R.

L. RING SERVICE will be held for Brother Arden C. Specht, 32, Sunday, May 3, 1964, at 7:30 P. at the Hodapp Funeral Home. 6041 Hamilton Colleqe Hill.

L. PATTERSON. T.P.M. COMPTON, 33. Secretary SPECHT Arden beloved husband of Ruth Wood Specht, dear father of Mrs.

Richard (Carolyn) Servin of Los Anqeles, Linda, Elaine and Thomas Soecht, all of Garden City, N. also survived by two grandchildren, brother of Charles J. Specht, dear nephew of Mrs. Elsie Knodel; Wednesday, April 29, 1964; aqe 57 years; formerly of Cincinnati. Hill.

six sisters, Mrs. Laura Frost, Sardinia, Ohio, Mrs. Pearl Baker, Cincinnati, Mrs. William Chat-man, Orlando. Mrs.

Milton Giltner, Newport, Mrs. Henry Singleton, Harrison, and Mrs. Rose Keller, Booneville, a stepson, Wallace i 1, Aurora, and a stepdaughter, Mrs. Charles Peterson, Cincinanti. Visitation Sunday from 3 to 9 p.

m. at the funeral home. Mrs. IVayson Mrs. Daisy Lee Wayson, 68, Elkhart, a former Northern Kentucky resident, died Saturday at General Hospital, Elkhart, Ind.

Mrs. Wayson Is survived by her husband, Jennings; two sons, Arnold Sprinkle, Cincinnati, and James Sprinkle, Newport; two brothers, Alva Moore, Chicago, 111., and Clarence Moore, Newport, and one sister, Mrs. Mabel Shields, Newport. Services will be Tuesday at the Bethel Baptist Church, Reybold. Visitation Monday, after 4 p.

m. at the Radel Funeral Home, Newport. MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES M. and Michele M. McGovern, son of Mrs.

Myrtle McGovern (nee Martin), brother of Mrs. Harold F. Mitchell; residence, 109 Druid Crestview Hills, Saturday, May 2, 1964; aqe 50 years. Funeral Tuesday, May 5, from the Linnemann Funeral Home, Airport Road, Erlanqer. at 9 A.

M. Requiem Hioh Mass. St. Henry Church, at 9:30 A. M.

Visitation Monday, 3 to 9 P.M. NIEMANN Edward, beloved husband of Ida Henn Niemann, devoted father of Mrs. John (Lois) Storrer. Mrs. Ray (Pauline) Thompson and James Niemann, also survived by 10 qrandchildren; suddenly, at residence, 4808 Andalus St.

Bernard, Friday, May 1. 1964; aqe 59 years. Friends may call at the Imwalle Memorial, 4811 Vine St. at Washinqton, Sunday, between 3 and 9 P. M.

Services at Salem United Church of Christ (Sycamore and Orchard), Monday, 1:30 P.M. If so desired, memorials may be made to Salem Church. North Colleqe Hill. Friends may call at the Hodapo Funeral Home, 6041 Hamilton Colleqe Hill. Sunday, 3 to 6 P.

M. Funeral services Monday, 1:30 P.M. CUMMINGS Horace, beloved husband of fhe late Laura B. Cumminqs fnee Haines), and dear friend of Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Hubele; Friday, May 1, 1964; residence. 2212 Ravine St. Friends may call at Nurre Bros Fairview-Clifton Funeral Home, 345 W. McMillan Sunday, 4 to 9 P. M.

Funeral service Monday. Mey 4, at 11:30 A. M. DANIELS ANYONE who saw auto accident, 1-75 Friends may call at the Hodaop Sf, Bernard Aoril 18, 1964 at 6:50 A. M.

Call 471-5790 or 321-6552. CASH FOR Too Value Stamps. $2 per runerai nomt, oui nammon Colleqe Hill, Sunday. 3 to 8 P. M.

Funeral service Monday, 11 A. M. Evanstonqe lodqe, F. A. and Scottish Rite ring service Sunday, 7:30 P.

M. book. 77 1-9309. GUIDED TOUR TO MEXICO BY CAR-leavino June 6, returning June 27 Need 3 passengers. Call JA 1-6498, 68 1-64 10.

RUMMAGE SALE-Church of the New Jerusalem (entrance on Oak), corner of Oak and Winslow, Thursday, May 7, STEPHENS William, beloved husband of the late Dora Stephens, dear father of Mrs. Vada Winters, William Guinn, Edward Morehead, Mrs. Marqie Carter; Thursday, Aoril 30, 1964; of 1712 Brewster Ave. Friends mey Walter devoted father of Thelma Meadows, Donna Sue and Walter Ray Daniels, beloved son of Murry Daniels, devoted brother of Effie 9:30 A. M.

10 3 r. M. lephoni TROUBLED? Kenltenacker, Bobbie Smith, Henry, John, Robert. Dallas tnrj.itiL.Li through Fri. and Sat.

5 P.M William Daniels; Friday, May 1,1 to 1 I to 9 M.241-2556, call at the Nurre Bros. Fairview-Clifton Funeral Home, 345 W. McMillan Monday, 7 to 9 P. M. Funeral service Tuesday, 10 A.

M. YOU WE'LL TRADE A 4 2 1 0 0 0 I 11 11 A A I TOP VALUE STAMPS FOR YOUR RUMMAGE STILL furniture, aonliances Clothing, SALVAGE-IT William beloved husband of Stella Bedinqhaus Nutlev, devoted father of William C. Dianne and Dennis Nutley, brother of Mrs. Dorothy Van Nest, Mrs. Catherine Neihaus, Mrs.

Florence Combs, Mrs. Rita Even, Shirley Bcll-mer, Roy and Wesley Nutlev; Thursday. Aoril 30, 1964; residence. 49)2 laurel Blue Ash. Friends may call at the Vorhis Funeral Home, 3'0 Dunn lockland, Sunday, 4 to 9 P.

M. Requiem Hiqh Mass, All Saints Church, Kenwood, Monday. May 4. at 9:30 A.M. PAHNER 721-9627 Nellie Bly Wiley, beloved wife of Clarence Stu II, devoted mother of Norma Steinbeck, stepmother of Beniamin Stull, sister of Georqe and William Wiley; Friday, May 1, 1964; residence, 3917 Delhi Ave.

Friends may call Monday, after 41 P. at the Strawser funeral! Home, 9503 Kenwood Blue Ash. Services Tuesday, at 10:30 A. FASSOLD I Louise (lulu) (nee beloved wife of Henry Fassoid. devoted I mother of Mrs.

Baker 'Elizsoethi! Standfield and the late Helen Se- ton, dear grandmother cf John (Colleeni Stephens, Randail. and Sandra Standfield, dear qreet-qrandmother of Kimberly and Mark Menheni ttctar of Mrt LOST AND FOUND IV64. at residence. 0 3 Wash inqton Newport, Ky. Service, Illil'V" MYSS-.

nCTTlUI 4CrVim Muenienicemo funeral Home, BJSiLOST-Man's wal'et in bus terminal or i. 'Ion 5th with retired fireman's d-- Sunda- 2han-ne. Reward. 931-2869. ,0 w- ilOST-English setters (2); 1 male.

Arthur I husband of Marv Hen WAYSON-SPRINKLE Icinity Finnevtow'n. 681-2876. Phnf (n Montqotnerv), brother Mrs, Hilda Boyd, Elmer and Ch'ford Pahner; April 29, 1964, at ford (Stella) Seqal; Fr.gay, May 1964; residence, 3253 V.ne St i Funeral from the W. J. Wirmel I Son Funeral Home.

3)18 Colerain at Ethan Avenue. Tuesday, May 5, at 2 P.M. friends may call Mon-i day, 4 to 9 P. M. Amarillo.

Te. Friends mav call at Daisy Lee (nee Moore), beloved wife LOST Male hound, black and tan. of Jenninqs Wayson, beloved motherr'Rusty." Reward 752-4088. of Arnold (Demosevl Sprinkle, jpT PIGEON-White with brown spots: James (Woodson) Sprinkle, of answers to name of te Wranmann Funeral Home, 2625 G.lbert north of Taft Road, Vordav, 4 to 9 P. M.

Services brother of Alva and Clarence Moore "Sam." Strayed from vicinity of North! ano ivir5. dji jnie an and Reemelin Monfort May 2. 1964: residence. Elkart Tuesday, May 5. at 10:30 A.

PATTON Heights.Reward 661-5933. LOST-Packaqe in the vicinity of Christ Hospital. Reward. 481-1897. Private services for Miss Mary C.

Hallam, 89, member of a pioneer Kenton County family, will be at St. Mary Cemetery, South Ft. Mitchell. She died Friday in Washington, D. where she had resided much of her life.

A native of Covington, she was daughter of Henry Hallam, one time Covington postmaster and brother of Theodore F. Hallam, who Is remembered as one of Kentucky's greatest wits and ablest lawyers. Her mother, Sarah Cam-bron Hallam, was a member of a family with four generations in Northern Kentucky. Miss Hallam was greatly Interested in the geneology of the Cambron and Hallam families and devoted considerable time to tracing them back to the pre-Revolutionary War era. Surviving are a brother, Charles Hallam and a nephew.

Charles Hallam both of Washington, District of Columbia. T. P. IMcGovern, IKS Official Dies Al Home Thomas P. McGovern.

50. 109 Druid Crestview Hills, assistant regional commissioner of the intelligence division of the internal Revenue Service, died at his home Saturday. Mr. McGovern, a native of Louisville, was a member of the Holy Name Society of St. Henry Church, Erlanger.

He is survived by his wife. Mrs. Rita Gehmann McGovern; four sons, Thomas and Laurence, both of Erlanger, and Vincent and Terrence, both at home: two daughters, Kathleen and Michele, both at home; his mother, Mrs. Myrtle Martin McGovern, Louisville, and one grandchild. Requiem High Mass will be sung at 9:30 a.

m. Tuesday at St. Henry Church. Monday from 3-9 p. m.

at Linnemann Funeral Home, Airport Road, Erlanger. W.ion Campbell Services for Nelson Campbell, 72, retired switchman for the Railroad, will be at 10 a. m. Monday in the Connley Bros. Funeral Home, 11 E.

Southern a 1 with burial in Floral Hills Memorial Gardens, Covington. Mr. Campbell, native and former resident of Covington, died Friday at his home in Winter Park, where he had resided since his retirement in 1957. He was an employee of the railroad 45 years. Surviving are his wife, Mrs.

Lorraine Campbell; two sons, Frank and Harry, both of Covington; three brothers. Houston, Hayne City, Lee and James Campbell, both of Moores Ind. Funeral Tuesday, May 5. from Bethel Baptist Church. Rybold, Ky.

Friends may call at the John J. Radel Co. Funeral Home, 822 York Newport, Monday, after Nimmte (nee Stonel. beloved wife of the late Joseph Patton, dear mother of John Patton of Richmond, Ky Flovd Patton of Man FELDKAMP J. Bernard (Beni, beloved trcther of Anna C.

Feldkamo. Mrs LMlie Vollhardt and Mrs. John Huellemeier, and father of three dauqhters; Thursday. April 30, 1964; in his 82nd year; formerly of Queen City Ave Friends may call at the Vitt Stermer Fair-mount Funeral Home. 1824 West-wood Sunday, from 4 to 6 and 7 to 9 P.

and funeral Monday, May 4, 8:30 A.M. Re- Hiqh Mass, St. Bonaventure hurch, 9 A. M. chester, Ky, Ollie Patton of Ft Wavne, Ira Crump, Horace Patton of Grand Rapids, and William and Bert Patton, both of Churubusco, lister of Ida Montoomerv of Sioux City.

towa. EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION MEN-WOMEN-COUPLES MOTEL CAREERS AVAILABLE 4 P. M. WELLS Mary G. fnee Duffy), wife of the late J.

Cal Wells, sister of Leo Duffy, Tampa, Saturday, May 2, 1964; formerly of 203 E. Eiqhth St. Funeral from the little Sisters of the Poor. 2024 Florence Tuesday, May 5. Re- Hiqh Mass at the Convent hapel at 6:30 A.

M. Friends may call Monday, 4 to 7 P. M. Jack Stone of Topeka, and Floyd Stone of Alliance. also survived by 27 qrandchildren and 20 qreat-qrandchildren; Friday, Mey 1964; residence, 1136 Draper aqe 89 years.

Funeral from the W. Wirmel A Sons Funeral Home. 3118 Colerain at Ethan CRAY Howard H. beloved husband of Marqaret (Peqqy) Gray (nee Golay), beloved father of Mary Diane and Howard Gray Mrs. Douglas (Violet) Soard and Thomas Mason, beloved brother of Clifford and Geraldine Gray; Friday, May 1, 1964; residence, 4333 Skylark Dr.

en transport planes flew overhead in the formation used for the mission that ended in tragedy. That formation consisted of three elements of three planes. A single plane made up the lead element Saturday. Covi'tin-ton-Owned Zenetta Captures Beulah Cofeature COLUMBUS. Ohio JP Kentucky-o horses won the co-featured Inaugural handicaps by photofinishes Saturday in the opener of Beulah Park's 19-day spring season.

Zenetta edged out Second Barb in 1:06 for the 5 2 furlongs to win the $2000 seventh race. Zenetta, owned by R. W. Nolloth of Covington, Ky paid $20.20, $8.80 and $5. Second Barb returned $7 and $4.60 -'for place and Bold Maneuver was worth $4.60 for show.

In the $2000 eighrace, Deanna's Pride, ovned by Mrs. Nona Prewitt of Lexington, ran the 52 furlongs ln 1:06 to beat out Ranger and return $5.60, $3.40 and $3.40. Ranger paid $4.00 and $3.60 and Game Robin was worth $5.40 for GoloVater Seeks Southern Support ATLANTA (UPIl Sen. Barry Goldwater told the Georgia GOP convention Saturday that the Democratic party is "the destroyer of states rights" and said substantial Southern support could tip the election scale for a Republican presidential victory. "The Republican party's record on civil rights is clear and cannot successfully be challenged," Senator Goldwater said ln a keynote address.

"We have not had to Ignore the law to force integration nor have we deliberately evaded the law in an effort to win votes ln the northern cities," the Arizona conservative told the wildly-cheering Georgia Republicans. "The Democratic party once wore the mantle of states rights, but today It is the destroyer of states rights," Senator Goldwater said. Doctor Dies LOUSIVILLE (UPI) Funeral services for Dr. James G. Hutchinson, 86, who practiced at Bonnieville, will be held at 2 p.

m. Sunday here. Dr. Hutchinson, a veteran of the Spanish-American War, died Thurs Avenue, Monday, May 4, at 1 M. Friends may call Sunday, after 4 P.

M. PHIPPS Relatives end friends may call WILLIAMS iWould yu ke a new ex- jeweii M. (nee Evens), beloved wife; Citing Career in the grOW-of John H. Williams, dear tm of Robert, David and Danny Case.iing motel Industry? We ETr.ns,Wre;!dmen'cedUFq,hh"y' train V0U t0 be MteI serdv1c, Assistant Man- Funeral Home, Felicity, Ohio. Mon-iagerS.

ClerkS, HOUSekeeD- 11... A .1 0 11 Infant Paul Dwayne, dear son of Paul and Cleo Phipps (nee Fritts residence. 993 Goodhue Cir, Forest Park: Saturday, May 2, 1964; aoe seven weeks. Friends may call at the mwalle Memorial, at Washinq ton. St.

Bernard. Monday, between Sunday, after 4 P. M. ers aim nusicsses. uuii i Monday, from 4 to 9 P.M., at the Ralph Meyer Funeral Home, 4164 W.

Eiqhth St. at Kreis lane. Funeral service Tuesday, May 5, at 10 A. from the funeral home. Teamster local 100, please take notice.

GERSTNER Edward beloved husband of the late Rose Roell Gerstner, and devoted father of Edward G. and Francis J. Gerstner, also survived by seven qrandchildren end one 4 and 9 P. M. Services o.ii'irr v-n let lack of experience or ortunaHnn bnlri vnn harlf Rose, dear sifter of Winkler, dear aunt of Charles Mrs.

Frank iMeet famous and interest (Eleanor) Houlehan; residence, 16! ing people. Large earnings plus apt. AGE NO BARRIER FREE EM- Edward Prim Edward Prim, 80, 930 Berry Bellevue, died Saturday at the Bellevue Rest Home. He was a retired letter carrier. Mr.

Prim is survived by his wife, Flora, a son, Harold, Detroit, and a sister, Mrs. John Frey, Mt. Washington, Ohio. Services will be held at 2 p. m.

Tuesday at the Dob-bling Funeral Home, Bellevue. Visitation Monday from 4-9 p. m. at the funeral home. Reuben M.

Rruve Servises for Reuben M. Bruce. 70, 632 Winters Cold Spring, a retired engine watchman for the Railroad who died Friday at home, will be held at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday at the Dobbling Funeral Home, Ft.

Thomas. Mr. Bruce is survived by a son, Robert, Cold Spring; three daughters, Mrs. Betty Lou a a 1 a Junction City, and Mrs. Pauline Spanglcr and Mrs.

Joyce Ann Fisher, both of Cold Spring: one brother, Adam, New Richmond, and two sisters, Mrs. Ella Parker, Ft. Thomas, and Mrs. Anna Elam, Alexandria. Visitation Tuesday from 4-9 p.

m. at the funeral home. Catherine Helton Services for Mrs. Catherine Helton, 67. who died Friday Just after moving into the home of her son, Ben Helton, 21 Widrig Newport, will be at 1 p.

m. Tuesday at Town Hill Baptist Church, Jackson, Ky with burial in the church cemetery. She had lived in Jackson until the d3y of her death. Mrs. Helton leaves another son, James Helton, also of Newport; two daughters, Mmes.

Emory Spencer and Barry Mcln-tosch. both of Erie, 24 grandchildren and 28 greatgrandchildren. Visitation from 7 to 9 p. m. Monday at the Betz Funeral Home, Newport.

Orchard Florence, Friday, Mav 1, 1964; aqe 88 years. Requiem Hiqh Mass, St. Paul Church, Monday, May 4, at 9 A. M. Friends mav call at the Stith Funeral Florence, Sunday.

3 to PLOYMENT ASSISTANCE 9 P. M. 2 P. M. PRIM Edward (Jack), beloved husband of Flore Prim (nee Wiethe), devoted father of Harold Prim, dear brother of Mrs.

John Frey; Saturday, May 2. 1964, at hn residence. 930 Berry Bellevue, Ky. Service Tuesday, May 5, at the Dobblinq Funeral Home, Bellevue, at 2 P. M.

Friends may call Monday, 4 to 9 P. M. REEVES Clarence beloved husband of the late Nellie Reed Reeves, devoted brother of Pearl Balser, Bertha Shrock, and the late May File; residence, 4834 Vine St. Bernard; Friday, May 1, 1964; aoe 83 years. Friends mav call at the Imwalle Memorial.

4811 Vine St. at Washinqton, Monday, between 4 and 9 P. M. Services Tuesday, II A M. ZIEGLER in his 90th year; residence, 221 Atkinson Clifton Heiqhts.

Friends may call Sunday, between 4 and 9 P. at the Albert I. Boehmer Funeral Home, 2545 Vine north of Wm. H. Taft Road, Corrwille.

Reouiem Hiqh Mass, St. Georqe Church, Monday, at 10 A. M. St. Marqaret Fraternity, Third Order, 0.

S. meet Sunday, 4:30 P. St. Georqe Holy Name Society at 7:30 P. and St, Anthony Court 1074.

Foresters, at 8 P. M. Also member of St. Aloysius Orphan Society. GREENBERG BUDGET TERMS.

Train at home in spare time, followed by resident training at a quality motel. Don't delay Ernestine W. (nee Sutkamo), beloved wife of the late Joseph A. Zieqler, devoted mother of Mrs. Germaine Nordloh, Mrs.

Delores Luckhardt, Mrs. Virqinia Cason, Mrs. Gertrude Meiners. Mrs. Rita MuH.nnhl Mrs.

William (LaVerne) Fashion Editor Hurl In Wreck Mrs. Janel'e Schwein, The Enquirer's fashion editor, was injured severely Saturday night in a one car accident ln front of 2129 Madison Rd. A witness driving behind her said the automobile suddenly veered to the left side of the road and crashed into an iron utility pole. Mrs. Schwein was the only occupant of the vehicle.

She was taken to Christ Hospital by a fire department ambulance. Her condition was described as "poor." King Manager, Ilalev, Is Dead Special To The Enquirer WILKES-B A Pa Former boxer and ring manager Patsy Haley died at the Wllkes-Barre Veterans Hospital here Saturday night. Haley, 70, was active in Cincinnati area boxing ln the early 1920s. Halley started such Cincinnati fighters as lightweight Midget Guery, who later fought for the world title against champion Sammy Mandell and Joe Anderson, a middleweight boxer. He is survived by his widow, Margaret, and several brothers and sisters.

Funeral arrangements are currently being made. Burial will be made ln Arlington National Cemetery. write now for free details. 111. 11.

l.lk.nu A In.anl, an1 I Ralph'E. Zieqler, dear grandmother ABSOLUTELY NO OBLI- Ot qrenacnuaren ana qreat-qrandchildren, dear iister of'lJAHUIN Nathan 1419 Robinwood, beloved husband of Dorothy Green-berq, dear father of Mrs. Robert Hvtken and brother nf lmnh Greenberq, also survived By three ROSER qrandchildren. Service Weil Funeral Samuel beloved husband of Mrs. Adelaide Rantt, Mrs.

norence Liedheqner and Mrs. Cora Baumer; Thursday, April 30 1964. at her residence, 926 Hiqhland ft. Thomas, Ky. Prayers Monday.

May 4. at the Dobbling Funeral Hume, Ft. Thomas, at 9 A. M. Solemn Reouiem Hiqh Mass, St.

Therese Church, at 9:30 A. M. Friends may rail (nnriftw fmm .1 tfl 9 M. UNIVERSAL MOTEL SCHOOLS Deot. 214 1872 N.

W. 7th Street noma, jvui Keadinq Sunday, May 3, at 2:30 P. M. Memorial contributions may be sent to the American Cancer Fund. HALLAM Mary beloved daughter of the late Henry and Sarah Cambron Hallam, devoted sister of Charles Hallam, and aunt of Charles Hallam; at Washinqton, 0.

Friday, May 1964; in her 89th 33125 Altar Society end St. Ann Auiliary, Miami Florida uniqnts or 5t. jonn, win meei 10 recite the Rosary Sunday, I P. Name at the funeral home. 'Address ZINT year.

Funeral Mass Monday, May tan oeioveo nusuana 0I n.f ctot late Versal Zint (nee Depuyl, endiUliy Dlaie ivo4. in wesnmqton. I. Private burial. St.

Mary Cemetery, South Ft. Mitchell. Age Phone. May Anderson Roser. father of Charles Georqe H.

end Gilbert E. Roser, Mrs. Laura F. Skuse, Mrs. June V.

Steffens, Mrs. Fern Dress-man and Mrs. Lorraine H. Burke, and brother of Mrs. Laura A.

Dorf, 17 qrandchildren; at his residence. 3641 Zumstein, Cincinnati Ohio, Friday. May 1. 1964; aqe 71 years. Service at the Allison i Rose Funeral Home.

Robbms Street and Madison Avenue, Covinqton. Monday, May 4, at 2 P. M. Inter-ment Hiqhland Cemetery. Friends may call from 3 until 9 P.

M. Sunday. SCHEETS Albert beloved husband of Gey Scheets (nee McKay), beloved father of Mrs. Milford Kist. Mrs.

Thelma Mennin and Mrs. leo Oswald, dear brother of Mrs. Eliia-beth Otter and the late Frances Mountioy, also survived by three qrandchildren; Friday. May 1, 1964; residence, 932 McPhersen Ave Relatives and friends, please call at the B. J.

Mever Colonial Funeral Home, 3726 Warsaw on Sunday, from 4 to 9 M. Funeral Monday. Requiem High Mass, St. lewfe Church, at 10:30 A. M.

HOLLINGSIIEAD Doris, aqe 53 veers; passed away April 30, 1964, Miami Valley Hos pital, Dayton. Ohio; residence, 319 devoted father of Miss Setty Zint, Mrs. Anne Rose Cerdon, Mrs. Helen Wehrle, Mrs. Claudia Horner, Mrs.

Connie Tolson, Elmer C. and Robert Zmt, beloved brother of Andrew, Robert and Howard Zint, and also survived by 17 qrandchildren; Fndav, Mav 1, 1964; aqe 71 years; residence, 4 Wilbers Ft. Thomas, Ky. Funeral Monday, May 4. at the John J.

Radel Co. Funeral Home, 822 York Newoort, at 8:15 A.M. Reouiem Hiqh Mass at St. Thomas Church at 9 A M. Interment St.

Stephen Cemetery. Friends mey call Sunday, after 4 P. M. e. wain Lebanon, Ohio: sur vived by husband, Marvin; her father, Harl Harvey of Lebanon; one brother, Alvin Harvey, WiU mmqton, Ohio: several nieces and nephews.

Funeral service Monday. 1 P.M. at the Oswald Funeral Home. 329 E. Mulberry Lebanon, with Interment Lehannn Ceme TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES Tarsavaiubie boston, new york philadelphia auto driveway co.

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