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1 1 I Sunday, rrbruary 1, 1170 Tiir nnTT not announcevcnts fsS (fir rh Ia QZd) Prisoner Gives ium itritrgB Hit J'nurnry'H ATKINSON For more complete information and address of the 01 Service husband funeral director, to miivinuai omtunry nriow piHI.Lli'S" thel (McGheej Atkinson, dear a-1 tner ot win. Helen lyncn, nnrs. Deceased Date Funeral Director I Feb. 2 Riedlinger-Lemen i repare i or Lareer Time 1 30 P. i i 'j Hi son, nine grandchildren and six ATKINSON, Charles great grandchildren; passed Helen EGAN-larry MrCAPTER-John JACOBS-Grace APTIN-Minerwa HOKSIEY-Alonzo HUNING-3tanicy W1UIAMS -Verna KO' Tl mma CPEECH-Joscph HINES-Mnry PIODbR-Rniina HOAARD -Lydn rnuay, January Jcr, ivu; itsi-i Chas.

A. Miller Sons 9:30 A. M. Febf 4 Tredway ZI 10:00 A. M.

"feb.2 Cobbling ZZZZ i ll i Grover bphvfd hirr-a'-d Wdude Hups Pruli o', p-ir t.ther of Norman of Jri rt vi 1 1 Ohio ioi uld Gentry ot LovPland. Onto, brother of Fred Philips, aho survived bv one grandchild, 3re r.dd tee; residence, 1064 Fall is Loveland, Ohio; Thursday, Januarv 29, 1970. Service Tufts Funeral Home, Lovetand, Ohio; Monday, February 2 at 2 P. M. VisiJriiion, Sunday, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 P.

M. BATCHE, John 1. dence, 7 W. 15th age 77 years. Funeral Monday from the Riedlinger-Lemen Funeral Home, 19 Green St.

1:30 P. M. Visitation, from noon until time of service. BY JOHN W. CHACE Associated Press Writer LEBANON.

Ohio P) A Lebanon 9:00 A.M. Feb. 2 Grueter 11:00 A.M. Fb7 3 WhiTt Sorts 9:00 A. M.

Feb. 3 Hugenherg Niemeyer BERNING, Robert Sr. BERTRAND, Georqe A BRAUTI8AN, Albert BAGLEY 9:00 A.M. Feb. 3 Linnemann SCHEID Thomas K.

and Carrie Aiken Baglev.J CLARK, Bernard dear sister of Ruth Wilson; Friday, jCOFFMAN, Evelyn 11:00 A.M. Feb. 3 Paul R. Young TIn John ESaiSol To. IlK.MtV .1.

It Aid I'reK. 652 STATE 921-0365 Radel's every service is conducted with the full ap- January ou, lyu; resioence, ovdw Belmont Aye. Funeral services pri- CRiNS, Zumi Edward A. beloved husband of Alma Nieman Scheid and devoted fdther of Mrs. Gerald (Mary Kautzman and Betty C.

Scheid flnd Thomas 9:00 A. M. Feb! 3 Wrassmann vate. No visitation, Charles AJquqeRT, James the late Edward A. Scheid rvuiier jgns in cnarge.

ir you so desire, make memorials to youriDORGAN, John 10:00 A.M. Feb. 3 Muehlenkamp-Erschall I dear brother of Clarence che.d, preciatlon that it IS a sacred tribute to someone memory tavority charity, BATCHE DOYLc, Swendolyn 10:00 A.M. Feb. 2 l.ui -iAfil r.L a WA 1-1512 Correctional Institution inmate, who skips recreation to study college courses, beams about his plans to promote convict rehabilitation and readjustment.

"We need to make people aware of problems convicts face after they have served their time," said Harry Madol. "I want to tell about half-way houses and other groups that work with these guys." -Madol, 23, of Cleveland, Ohio, Is one of 28 inmates wtio is more than interested in just getting out of the institution. They participate at LCI in a college program with Wilmington College. dren; Saturday, January 31, i 970; at his residence, 1010 Knes Lane, Price Hill. Friends may call at! the Grueter Funeral Home.

4022 1 Glenway Ave. at lliff. Price H.ll;,' Monday from 4 to 8 P. M. Funeral Tuesday, February 3.

Concele-brated Mass of the rhnrrh 11 A AA 1 i MIDDENDORF. JOHN N. SONS 917 Mam. Ky. 431-118 1 E.

I2rh. Ky. 431-00 line for the Cleveland Plain Dealer newspaper. Referring to Madol and other inmates in the college program, Van Curen said "We see quite a difference in their attitudes. They have more desire and are higher motivated.

They are positive after the entire course that they can compete in society." Dr. Neil Snarr, chairman of the sociology department at Wilmington, is spokesman for the two-year-old program and also teaches In it. He said that the inmates take the courses on their own time after working eight-hour days at LCI. Then "they spend about two hours studying, I presume. But one problem is that they are In regular cell blocks with other inmates and when lights go out, they can't study." Economics, sociology and English are offered and prisoners can take all three about nine hours class-time a week.

Van Curen said the program is about underwritten by money from the prison maintenance fund and "parents and relatives of the boys are asked to HE 1-4185 W. Mack Johnson Funeral Homes WALNUT HILLS 1309 E. McMillan St. WO 1-0474 MADISONVILLE 6111 Madison Rd. BR 1-0203 William Wen's Society, Purcell Coun-I cil K.

of No. 2798, 50-year! ckLiuii, inancs n. r. m. reo.

4 mndii 6ANGL0FFiDr7 Wijmer iT GREEN, Ernest 1:00 P. M. FebT Wei! HASSiTT, Augy 10:00 A M. Feb3 Geo. H.

Rohde I Son HAYESEdwafd 11:00 A.M. Feb. 2 Hodap HERBOLD, Dorothy 9:00 A. M. Feb.

2 Frederick hTlDERBRANDT, Olive Feb. 2 Spaeth Sons KALESKY, Jack 2:00 P. M. Feb. 2 Stith KELSCH.

Maurice 1:30 P. M. Feb. 2 Chas. A.

Miller Sons KIEFFER. Melania 9:30 AM. Feb.2 HoHepp KLEINPaul A. Feb.2 VoThii KOPJE, Emma 10:00 A. M.

Feb. 3 John Jdel Co. John beloved husband of Veronica Batche, brother of Ralph W. Batche of Dayton, Ohio; residence. Cape Coral, formerly of Pleasant Ridge; Saturday, January 31, 1970.

Friends may call at the Tredway Funeral Home, 2131 Cameron Norwood; Tuesday, 7 to 9 P. M. Reauiem High Mass, Church of the Nativity, Pleasant Ridge; Wednesday, 9:30 A. M. BAUMER William beloved husband of Dorothy Baumer (nee Kelso), devoted father of Warner and David Baumer, dear brother of Mrs.

Beulah Rauch. also survived by Teliae jer-(luil)tj Established 1836 member of St. Aloysius Orphans Society and Men of Milford kindly take notice, SrHRIF.VKR Arthur B3 yeari beloved1 24 W. 9tH St. 241-0932 husband of tie a Effie Schriever "Sometimes.

I think I would like 1:30 P.M. Feb. 2 Dalbert A Woodruff four grandchildren; residence, 55 KUHN, Henrietta Kobson Ft. Thomas, Ky. i Thursday.

January 29. 1970. Ser-ILACK' 9:00 A. M. Feb.

3 Nurra Bros. HILLSIDE CHAPEL Cremation Mtmoriahtation Tl tci wkot 1 te ii 525 Dixmyth Af Phons 851 1021 vices Monday, February 2, at thejiAKES, luther Sr. 11:00 A.M. Feb. 4 Chas.

A. Miller Sons (nee Butler), dear father of Dorothy Bertram and Mrs. Janet McWiliiams. also survived by six! Grandchildren and seven qreat-j qrandchildren; Friday, January 30, 1970; residence, 3606 Gamble Cheviot. of the Resurrection; Monday, 10 A.

M. St. Martin Church, Cheviot. No visitation. Memorial Donations may be made to your favorite charity.

Muehlen-i kamo Erschell Newport Funeral! cuuunnq runerdl nunie, n. Thomas at 10 A. M. Visitation, Sunday from 4 to 9 P. M.

BERNING Rnherf J. Sr hnlnvnH hushand of to so to a movie, or take part in some other recreational activity, hut I have to look to the future," Madol said. "Some guys just sit here and vegetate." -Local businessmen and some Wilmington College professors instruct at the medium-security prison as part of the program enabling inmates to earn 30 to 40 college hours of, credit which many colleges will mmihomi; WITT, GOOD KELSCH the late Irene M. Bernino (neeiMEEK, Home in cnarge. JE 1-0105 FUNERAL HOVE 3026 RD.

(Opposite Wesfwood Town Hall) 3042 Harrison Ave. MO 1-4059 Daisy 2-00 P. Feb3 Hugenherg, Niemeyer McNAMARA, Barnes 9:00 ATM. Feb. 3 Vitt Stermer I er 1 0 :00 A.

M. Fe Imwalle Memorial MEUTfTciara 10:30 A. U. Feb. 2 Hodapp MEYER, Rose 4:00 P.

M. Feb. 1 Geo. H. Rohde Son I IN I ST Maud 2 obp7 MFeb.

2 illig an-Barrerer MU ELL RJ dward Sr. 10 :00 A.M. Feb. 3 Vorhis MUELLER, Ella 10:00 A.M. Feb.

3 Vonderhaar ft Stetter 2:00 P. M. Feb. 2 Dobbling OSWALD, Hubert 10:00 A.M. Feb.

3 Busse Bornmann Co. Feb. 2 Tufts SCHEID, EdwaTd Sr. 11:00 A.M. Feb.

3 Grueter ALLISON ROSE COVINGTON 261-0146 SISTER MARY BASAN S. C. Friday, January 30, 1970; at tne Mother House, Mt. St. Joseph, Ohio.

Funeral Tuesday, February 3. Mass of the Resurrection at tin Convent Chapel, at 9 A. M. SMITH Kerth), and devoted father of Mel- vin J. Berning, Mrs.

Marcella Johnston and the late Robert J. Berninq and Donald F. Berning, also lurvived by 12 qrandchildren and many nieces, nephews and greatgrandchildren; Wednesday, January 28, 1970: formerly of Gilsey Price Hill. Friends may call at the Grueter Funeral Home, 4022 Glenway Ave. at Miff, Price Hill; Sunday, 4 to 9 P.

M. Funeral Monday. February 2. Mass -BAMBER- Robert Bamber and John R. Bamber FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENTS accept.

"We have students at Ohio State, 3011 WOODBURN 961-1440 SEARS, ROEBUCK CO. lorneuus iduuj, oeioveo nusoana ur bluPII A iQOu Wl-Hlltlg 10:00 A. M. Feb. 2 Muehienkamp-Erschell 1' CUrCh SCHRIEVER, Arthur oessie amirn ana oevoieo lamer or GRAVE VARKi-RS AND V.ONUV.ENTS Beatrice orower, wary Kutn mam-! rUNtKAL MUAit 2900 READING RD.

961 7320 RIEHLE, Margaret 10:00 A. M. Feb. 2 Monroe-Copher ucrs, oiiu niTieu omini, no uevuieu QU AVE. Otl-O'iJj BERTRAM) qranuraiiier ur iv granucniiaien fliiu a.

in A E.k 0 Andrnii Georoe A beloved husband of S0UETTE, Frederick devoted brother of Henry and L. C. ma OF THANKS Feb. 3 Gilligan-Siefke Feb. 2 Strawser iMrtha Bertrand tnee pe raa Mary Bjs1b S.C.

9:00 A. voted father of Mrs. Donald (Edith); 1 Ansteatt, Mrs. George Cornelius 10:30 A. Card of Thanks White, Mrs.

Thomas b. (Mildred)! Jones. William G. and Carl R. SHITH, Stanley 9:00 A.M.

Feb. 3 Vorhis Bertrand. brother of Mrs. Dora SOWER, James rrey, Mrs. josepmrw mct ana v.an Bertrand.

also 12 grandchildren, STACEY, John Smith; suddenly. Friday, January 30, 1970; residence, 4567 Elizabeth Place, Rossmoyne. Friends may call Sunday after 3 P. M. at the Strawser Funeral Home, 95C3 Ken- wood Rd Blue Ash.

Services Mon-' day at 10:30 A. M. at Church of. God of Prophecy, 295 Avalon Hartwell. i SMITH Stanley Eugene; aoe 45; January 30, 1970; survived by wile Carolyn! Smith, two sons Randall J.

and CHtn, We v.i,r tiitr nein recent mcthpr 2:00 P. M. Feb3 Rebold Feb. 2 Gump-Holt of four great-grandchildren; January cTtinrp i07n. as in tr( inurr, juiius sr.

11:00 A. Feb. 2 Thompson WOODWARD Frances C. nee Donahue1, beloved wile of Harry Woodward, devoted mother of Diane C. Hdcjeoorn, dear Rd'.

Services at T. White Sons STEWART, Clarence VIRGINIA RE INHAPCT Thr B'TrVIVf! Feb-J Weil Feb. 2 Baiter ft Sahnd Feb.2Tuttt-" STIUMSS. Gertrude 2:00 P. M.

February 3 at 11 A. W. Friends TERWILLIGER, A. Gertrude 2:00 P. may ca Monday, 4 to 9 P.

M. "RRAITTir.AV H.rry 10:00 A. M. Hi t- sl 4 4) fi Albert J. (Bud), beloved husband of UNNEWEHR, Eli.abeth Lorraine C.

Brautigan (nee Kelly), i WILLI AMS. Verna devoted father of Robert, John, Albert Paul, Brenda. WILSON, Oatis Mary Ann, Pauline and Teresa VVINKLER. Philomem 10:00 A.M. Feb.

2 Busse Borgmann Co. fl700ArM! Feb. 3 JohrU7RadeTco, 11:00 A.M. Feb. 2 Chas.

A. Miller Sons 9:00 A. M. Feb. 2 Hodapp Feb2 Neidhard 2T00 P.M.

Feb. 3 Cahall Frances Brautio'an, brother of Mrs. WOODWARD, Frances Jean Sinclair, Mrs. Paul Oirheimer.l Norbert, Jay and Vinceot Bfautiqan i W00D5. 6r9 at his home, 2424 Bell Court, Ami mgton, Friday, January 30, 1970.

Funeral Tuesday, February YELT0N, Harland 3 from the Huoenberg Nie-' Feb. 3 Simminger Stanley Euqene Jr. Smith; one daughter Mrs. Peqqy Hulls, two qrandchildren, dear son of Mrs. Florence Powell, brother of Mrs.

Janice Keiffer, Mrs. Awanda Fortney, Hadley Edward Smith; residence, 464 Odin Cincinnati, Ohio. Visitation, Saturday. Hopper Funeral Home, Barbourville, Ky. Burial Barbourvillt Cemetery.

SOWER James husband of the late Wilhelmina O'Donnell Sower, devoted father of James E. and William F. Sower, Mrs. Mildred 8enton, Mrs. Carolyn Schrotel and Mn.

Jeanne McKinney, also 14 qrandchildren and 30 qreat-grandchildren; Friday, January 30, 1970; residence, 1960 Madison Rd Cincinnati. Mass of the Resurrection, St. Aqnes Church, Bond Hill; Tuesday, February 3 at 9 A. M. (No visitation) Vorhis Funeral Home, Norwood in charge of arrangements.

2f00 P. M. Feb. 2 Dobbling dauqhter of Helen Abshire, also survived by two grandchildren; Vara OT indiiKS suddenly, Thursday, January 29, We wish to enre'i our jiroere t'wkt 1970; residence, 8258 Robert Ave, and appreciation to oi.r nany Funeral services at the relatives and tor tne kind-Neidhard Funeral Home, 7401 Ham- ancj svnpathy shown us in the ilton Mt. Healthy; Monday, qred( 0l ot our dearly beloved Wife February 2 at II A.

M. No visita- jn(j Mottier "0n Sunday' DOLORES M. FEATHERKILE WOPPERER especially do we wish to thank Re a Father Edward Kotter of St. Mon.ta Alma (nee Helmer), beloved wife of Church for his consolinq words. Doctors, the late John Wopperer and devoted Norrses and Staff of Good Samaritan K'j "rs- Hospital for their untirinq efforts, all Mildred Kloofstein and Mrs.

Alma dooors many bpautlfu flo(a Ws. Nettie Ebbers card; sympathy. Spiritual i bouauets and Nurre Bros. Funeral aTohYurvvedhbny "wo vlJZ. r6 children; Friday January 30; in mosl ot tne her 87th year; residence, 3971 Funeral.

The Featherkile Family. Washinqton Cheviot. Friends may call at the Simminqer Fu- ,11 mc It! no I AM neral 3050 Harrison ITIMtrYHJKIAiYI Westwood; Tuesday morning frnm, mhmbmmhhhm 8 A. M. until time of Mass.

Mass of the Resurrection, St, Martin Momnrv Church, 9 A. Member of St. In LOVing Memory Cecelia Ladies Society and St. of our dearly beloved husband and Martin Altar Society. It so desired, Father remembrances mav be made to SI.

FRANK WARBURG Cnrn. Uncmtal Ih. meyer Funeral Home, 40 W. 6th Covington. at 8:30 A.

M. Bowling Green, Wilmington and the Mlddletown branch of Miami University," LCI Supt. Charles Van duren said. "We're very pleased with the program" Businessmen often provide funds to further Inmate's college educations. Robert Millan, a teacher in the program and first vice president of a bank in nearby Middletown, will sponsor Madol.

Madol has sevred nearly five years of a one-to-twenty-year sentence for intentional cutting: and will go before the Ohio Parole Board in May. "I am send-guess-ing the parole board, but I think, with his accomplishments, they will act favorably," Van Curen said. 1 Madol said he will enter Urbana. College in Ohio after he gets out-and said he is considering majoring in journalism. think I could make a good occupation of journalism," he commented.

"Besides wanting to aid released convicts, said that "I think I would make a pretty good police reporter I know both sides." ACTA' ALLY, Modol has been helping prisoners for some time. He is a member of a Jaycee chapter formed within the institution and it works to arrange for businessmen to nrovide jobs for the prisoners. Madol is also editor of the prison newspaper. He said a couple of his goals are "to orient the paper to get prisoners 'actively involved in the Jaycee chapter, and to improve communications between prison officials and harder criminals He said he has written two articles without a by- Reouiem High Mass, St. Auoustine Church, 9 A.

M. Interment St. I John Cemetery. Visitation, 4 to 9 P. M.

Monday. kMETZ Elmer beloved husband of Evelyn Johnston Mefz, brother of Rosemary Stark and the late Frank Metz at residence, 518 Rose-hill St. Bernard; Thursday, January 29, 1970; aqe 52 years. Friends may call at the Imwalle Memorial, 4811 Vine St, at Wash- HILDEBRANDT Olive (nee Fobes), beloved wife of the late William Hildebrant, devoted mother of Wanda Christopher, Richard and William Hildebrandt; Thursday, January 29, 1970; residence, 80 Craft aoe 73 years. Funeral Monday, February 2 at 10 A from Spaeth Sons Funeral Home, 1320 Chase Ave.

at Chambers Northside. Visitation, Sunday. 4 to 9 P. M. Proqressive STACEY CLARK Bernard beloved husband of i Dorothy Clark (nee Ostendorf), beloved father of Mary Ann and Paul M.

Clark, also survived by two Qrandchildren; residence, 332 W. 21st Covington, Saturday, January 31, 1970; aoe 66 years. Funeral Tuesday, February 3, from the Linnemann Funeral Home, Er-, langer, at 8:30 A. M. Mass of the Resurrection Blessed Sacrament i Church, at 9 A.

M. Interment Holyj Guardian Antjel Cemetery, Sandford-j town. No visitation. Family requests memorial contributions be made to tne American Cancer Hamilton County Unit. John beloved husband of Verna, Hutton Stacey, father ot Sylvia1 Freeman and Barbara Jean Stamper, brother of William, Coqle.i vnnr rhn.re Who passed auav Jannarv 30, 1963 Deep our heart'.

Lies a n-cture inqton; Sunday between 3 and 9 P. M. Blessing Monday at 10 A. M. Raleiqh and Harold Stacey, ArlniYELTO Of a Icvcd one Idid to rest in men-'cry fie wll Keen it Council 12! D.

of A. Services iivo i (nrl st 7:30 P. M. Silverton Lodoe 5 Herdsman at 8 P. M.

Member of Supreme Council Order of Amaranth Ideal Court 4. iiisui ut-Kei ohu "ic lo'e ucnc.a Swafford; Saturday, January 31, 1970; aqe 57; residence, 1308 Republic St. Friends may call at Reoold Funeral Home, 1-12 Queen City Ave. at Grand; after 4 P. M.

Monday. Services Tuesday, 2 P. M. Daisy (nee Works), beloved wife of the late William L. Mains, devoted mother of Leo Mams, sister of Mrs.

Stella Maqee and and Mrs. Anna Teeqarden: at her home, 236 Kentucky Covinqton, KALESKY Jack, beloved husband of Ruth STEIOFF kalrskv devoted father Hartand beloved husband of Because re was one of tne test Mary Yelton McCanei, de- lowo rememaered by voted father of Mrs. Robert (Edith) and Fa-ily. Duenne, Mrs. Dale (Sallyi Ann.versarv Reouiem Hiqh Miss Kay and 'Bud) Yelton, M.ass was said at St.

Francis Seminary dear brother of Mrs. Mane Bernard, Friday, January 30 at 8 A. 'A. Mrs. Viola Johnson, Raymond and i 14- Alonzo Yelton, also survived by ln LOVing Memory eight qrandchildren; residence, 400' Of our dearly beloved Husband, Grandview Bellevue, Father and Grandfather Thursday, January 29, 1970.

Ser- innrPH a wr-mmon vice Monday. February 2 at the' A' NF iDHARD Dobblinq Funeral Home, Who passed away Jan. 30, 1967 at 2 P. M. Visitation, Sunday from Just a thouqht of sweet remembrance 4 to 9 P.

M. i Just a memory fnnd and true I Just the love and sweet devotion World War I Veteran (Of ones who think of you World War II Veteran 1 Your loving Family rrioav, January ju, IV0. Funeral Tuesday, February 3 from the Huoenberg Niemeyer Funeral Home, 40 W. 6th Covinqton. of Mrs.

Jean Aleshire, dear brother COFFMAN Evelyn nee Jacobyl, beloved wife of the late Carl Coffman, beloved aunt of six nieces and five nephews; suddenly Friday, January 30, 1970; at Zephrhills, residence, 7346 Maoel Mt. Healthy. Fu Julius G. beloved husband of Estelle M. Steiotf (nee Emmes), dear father Julius G.

Steioff Ky. at 2 P. M. Interment Highland Cemetery. Visitation, 4 to 9 P.M.

John Steioff of Tallahoma, Mrs. Wayne (LaVerne) Shepherd and Mrs. James (Pat) of Miss 5opnia Kaiesny, mrs. Joseph Davidson, Mrs. Paul Schwartz.

Albert and Morris Kale-sky and three qrandchildren; Saturday. January 31, 1970; aqe 61; residence. 3 Vivian Florence, Ky. Services Monday at 2 P. M.

from- the Stith Funeral Home, Florence, Ky. Visitation, Sunday after 2 P. M. Interment Spring Grove Cemetery. Keleher of Florida, brother ot utn-mar and Charles Steioff, also survived by several grandchildren and oreat-orandchildren; Friday.

Janu neral service Paul R. Younq m- neral Home, 7345 Hamilton Mt. Healthy; Tuesday, II A. M.i Friends may call Monday from 4 to 9 P. M.

i CRYNS i Zuma (nee Bench); widow of Max. CHIEF LEABUA JONATHAN Favors Apartheid Policy Prime Minister Seizes Power In Lesotho Coup MASERU, Lesotho (UPI) The black prime minister of Lesotho, who approves South Africa's apartheid policy, removed the nation's king from power Saturday and began arresting political opponents and ruling by decree. The prime minister, Chief Leabua Jonathan, earlier had nullified the constitution of this former British African colony and also canceled the results of last Tuesday's congressional elections that the opposition apparently had won. The opposition described Jonathan's actions as a "coup d'etat" and said it was appealing to Britain and international organizations for help. In consolidating power to himself, Jonathan began arresting pan-African political opponents who fa-vor co-operation among black African states.

Lesotho is an independent enclave within white ruled South Africa, and Jonathan is known to approve of that country'i apartheid policy of racial MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES ary 30, 1970; aqe 76 years; resi-dence, 360 Jessup Rd. Funeral from the Gump-Holt Funeral Home, 3440 Glenmore Ave. at Herbert, Cheviot; Monday, February 2 at 9 A. M. Reouiem Hioh Mass.

St. Cryns; Jamiarv 29, 1VU; formerly 1010 Cross Lane. Burial KELSCH Monday. MEYER Clare M. (nee Rehrinq), beloved wife o( Harry J.

Meyer, dear mother of David, Mariene, Daniel and Jerry Meyer, dear dauqhter of Harry and the lata Mary Rehrinq, dear sister of Bernard and Agnes Retiring, Mary Eversman and Catherine Schon; Thursday, January 29, 1970; residence, 6952 Gloria Dr. Funeral Home, 6041 Hamilton Colleqe Hill, 1 block south of North Bend Sunday, 4 to 9 P. M. Mass of the Resurrection St. Margaret Mary Church; Monday, 10:30 A.

M. James Church, White Oak, af 9:30 A. M. Friends mav call from 7 Britain Eases Maurice beloved husband of Emma Schill Kelsch. dear brother ot Lorene Wood, Adrian and Reuben, Kelsch, brother-in-law of Georoe' Schill; Friday.

January 30, 1970; residence, 612 Burr Oak aqel 72 years. Friends may call at the, rhjt A Miller Sons Funeral to 9 P. M. Sunday. Member ot Cheviot Aerie r2197 FOE, Catholic! Order of Foresters and Cincinnati Council 373 of C.

STEWART Hamilton Ave. at Knowlton MEYER Northside: Sunday from 3 to 8, Rose Edloff, beloved wife of Justin February 2. WO. 1 nomas runerai Home, in charqe of arranqements. There will be no visitation.

DILHERT James beloved husband of the late Josephine Dilbert, dear father of Mrs. Rose Janet Kennedy, grandfather of Viroinia Ann Finneran, dear brother ot Mrs. Esther Palum-bo, Mrs. Rose Lawson, Louie, Sam, Johnny and Peter Dilbert; Saturday, January 31, 1970; residence, 1317 Main St. Friends may call at the Wrassmann Funeral Home, 2625 Gilbert Ave.

north of Taft Monday, 6 to 8 P. M. Requiem Hiqh Mass, St. Mary Church, 13th and Clay Tuesday, FeOruary 3 at 9 A. M.

DORGAN P. M. Funeral services Monday, 1:30 P. M. Meyer; Ihursday, January 29, 1970; residence, 3459 Kleybolle Ave.

Memorial services will be held at Knox Presbyterian Church Hyde ATTENTION PROPERTY OWNERS Do you feel your property can he used for B'as station site, dnve-m sales company, apartment complex, or any type commercial or industrial enterprises? IF CALL ME WE HAVE QUALIFIED COMPANY READY, WITH CASH, TO BUY YOUR PROPERTY PHIL BAYLISS, 531-1219 ADVANCE-REALTORS, 761-3166 Park; Sunday, February 1 at 4 KERTH Louise B. (nee Mayer), beloved husband of the late Leland C. Kerth, beloved sister of Ruth Mayer; Saturday, January 31, 1970; at her rotiionre SI 10 Grafton Ave. Re Clarence, beloved husband of the late Mrs. Florence Stewart (nee McQuilla).

devoted father of Mrs. Kathryn Smith, and Mrs. Louritna Metcalf, both of Cleveland, Ohio, dear brother of William B. Stewart, and Phillip Stewart, both of Cincinnati, Rev. Thomas Stewart, of Nashville, Rev.

Robert Stewart, of Younqstown, Ohio, and Mrs. Mabel Lawry of Wayne, grandfather of Georqe L. Townsend, of Cleveland, Ohio, also survived by other relatives and friends; Friday, January 30, 1970; residence. 1119 Sprinq St. Friends may call Sunday, February from 6 to 9 P.

M. at the Thompson Funeral P. M. No visitation. If desired memorials may, be made to the Knox 75th Anniversary Fund.

Georqe H. Rohde Son Funeral Homt in charge of arrangements. MINMCKS quiem Hiqh Mass at St. Aqnes Church: Tuesday, February 3 at 10:30 A. M.

There will be no visi tation. John Louis, dear husband of the late Delia (nee Bachnan) Dorqan, Hr father nf Mn. Rita Jacob. 4 Maud (nee Hunter), beloved wife of the late Minor W. Minnicks, beloved mother of Ethel Thompson Mrs.

Dorothy Daines, Mrs. Lucille KIEFFER. and verna Mcintosn, also survived by four sisters, four broth. ers, seven grandchildren and two uumeunu, ivus. ntmi Delia Srueqqen, Mrs.

Marqie Buckley, John, and Michael Dorqan, dear brother of Mrs. Ann Frankenberqer, grandfather of 33 qrandchildren, anri thrpA nreat-arandchildren Fri Home, 820. Lincoln Ave. where fu-i ALARM CLOCK wakeuo service by blind neral services will be II A. M.snut.jn service.

261-8624. Iu Monday. Euloqy by C. TCD.TinkK- Qreat-qrandcmldren; Friday, Janu arv 30, 1970; at her residence Stand Banning Chemical Anns I LONDON i.Pt The British government, after months of Cabinet debate, has decided on a politically charged revision of its attitude toward chemical weapons. Authoritative sources reported Saturday the decision brings Britain close to the United States in resisting' United Nations moves for a blanket ban on such weapons as irritant gases.

The issue, which deeply divided British ministers until now, has arisen because of a I bid to reinforce, extend and update the Geneva protocol of 1925. This protocol outlawed the use Of chemical and biological weapons, the British at the time were among the chief sponsors of the protocol. TTnrw t.hp new Cabinet ruling LOST AND FOUND Melanie E. (nee Kirrv), beloved! wife of the late Joseph L. Kicffer dear sister of Mrs.

Emil I (Leona) Ursprung and Mrs. Matilda! Mmnino. dear aunt of Eugene Kirry, Mrs. Harry F. Aden Jr.

and Mrs. Kathy Wocklev, also four nieces and two nephews; in Alsace-i Lorraine; Thursday, January 29! 107n- r.sirienre. 1613 W. Galbraith 4375 Eastern Ave. Funeral service at the Gillioan Barrere Funeral Home, 3734 Eastern Monday, Jonathan announced the arrest day January 30, 1970; at residence, 403 James Ln Newport, Kv.

Pravers at Muehlenkamo-Erscher Newport Funeral Home, 835 York St at 9:30 A. M. Re-' reoruary I at i y. M. l-riends may call Sunday after 2 P.

Drummer, erment. union Baptist Cemetery holes, Hems, etc. Snaronvulc. 563-c'664 mmammmimmMitmwmmtiimimm I AUTO INSURANCE PROBLEMS? LOST Tan German Shepherd (part STTT S5 We refuse no one. Check our low rates, cohie), niaie.

named Pepper, Sprinq- vliuui -aoo 1 751-8490 dale area. Reward. 851-4113. Poled" thea7atek Sam 'St ill-! ESSE 5 T00 "LONG? Need something LOST-B a.k rvserS to "Sin. dear aunt oV' Eugene 522-6775 after 6.P.

M. bad vicinit, Hyde Park. Rvard $50. Sterkin of Los Anqeles. Services! GO-GO and strippers outfits.

Made to Laii Weil Funeral Home, 3901 Readinq order- reasonable. 261-1524. LOST -Irish Setter, Hyae Park arra, Rd. Friends may call at the Hodapp mi'FI I ITR lim.nl Home 6041- Hami ton I'lLLLLttt husband of the Colleoe Hill; Sunday, 4 to 7 P. M.I Edward B.

late Clara Krieqe Mueller, dearly February I at Sunday, Mass of the Resurrection. St. Mar-qaret Mary Church; Monday, 9:30 A. M. Burial Arlington Memorial Gardens.

2 P. M. beloved father of Mrs. Marie Reisert, Mrs. Ruth Gribble, Edward B.

William Cliff E. and the late Robert Mueller, brother of Mrs. Dorothy White and Mrs. Helen Herrle, also 14 qrandchildren and MOBILE-OFFICE Unit and Caroo for answers to ly or lyrone. Reward.

sale. Immediate delivery. 753-5509, 87 -4993. from 9 A. M.

to 6 P. M. ACT 'LOST CAT -Steel qrav male. 4 white MOVE SELF California. Florida 64 Intl.

Columoia Twnihp. Reward, Miss- 18 van. Sharp Mtrs. 861-2663. 3 971-2693.

quiem Hiqh Mass at St. Theresa Church, at 10 A. M. Visitation, 4 to 9 P. M.

Monday. DOYLE Gwendolyn (nee Breitenstein, beloved wife of Carroll Doyle, devoted mother of Michael Doyle, Mrs. Sharon Oldham and Mrs. Patricia Rublaitus; Thursday, January 29, 1970; residence, 5445 Kenwood Rd. No visitation, Sunday.

Funeral service at All Saints Episcopal Church; Monday at 10 A. M. TERWILLIGER A. Gertrude Kennedy, beloved wife of the late Fay Terwillioer; mother seven oreat-arandcnildren: Friday OhTANb AFTER THIS DATE I WILL LOST- BE AGLE HOUND, MIXED, 8 contracted i Ttil of King Moshoeshoe II, the constitutional monarch, and said the king had technically abdicated by involving himself in politics on the side of the opposition before Tuesday's elections. Earlier, Jonathan arrested Chief Ntsu Mokhehle, leader of the main opposition party.

"There will be many more arrests," Jonathan told newsmen Saturday. The opposition claimed 15 of its leaders already are in Jail. Latins In New of David Du son ot r-miaoe j-ms January 30, 1970; residence, 5320 Montgomery Norwood. Friends may call at the Vorhis Funeral KLEIN Paul (Pete), beloved husband of Grace Schiear Klein, devoted father of Mary Kay Kein, brother of Mrs. Marq Haumesser, Mrs.

Gen lump, Mrs. Con. Pieper, Francis, Greqory and the late Raphael and Jerome Klein; Friday, January 30, 1970; residence, 3115 Bellewood Ave. Pleasant Ridqe. Friends may call th Vnrhis Funeral Home.

5501 Home, 5501 Montgomery Nor wood: Monday. 3 to 9 P. M. Re residence. 301 Howel'l Ave.

o' other than myse 48,.,669, 66,.3,44 Visitation. Services at Calvaryl ohn JA. Trapp, 287 dele U. L05T Qn( Qood a Episcopal Church; Monday, February! Lakeside fane. Ky.

iiui poika dot hound doq. Reward. 28 1 2 at 2 P. M. In lieu of other! PERSIAN STUDENT wants to live with 4103 remembrances memorials may be; 621-2676 after 5.

l0ST-fi Se(l Hue collar. i tliJ tMniM in'PROPERTY OWNERS-Exnerienced indi- Npw jfrsev Covmoton area. Baiter Sahnd Funeral Home in iduas wi hjnde pnases of 291-8340 or 34I-UC52. maintenance, on your office, homes Ahl.c h-ed Ir-n ouiem High Mass, St. SS Peter Paul Church, Norwood; Tuesday, February 3 at 10 A.

M. It is reouested tnat any remembrance be directed to Charity or Organization of your choice. ELLIOTT Charles Saturday. January 31, 1970; at Georqetown, Ohio; residence, Rte. 1, Riolev, Ohio.

Survived by nieces and neohews. Friends may call at the Cahall Funeral Home, Georqetown, Ohio, from Montgomery Norwood; Mon- Ml'ELLER British forces could be authorized fc use certain gasses such as tear gas against an enemy first. This tyould cut across the old British Dledge renouncing this sort of ac- rit. u.l I or aoartnents. oo-auo.

(GrMf Pvn(1; of lvf. cua inec ncsaeij, umuvi-u wire ui rtifiT'ncDV the late Adam Mueller, devoted IHtKSBI day trom m. unm A M. Reouiem High Mass, Church of The Nativity, Pleasant Ridae, Monday, February 2 at 9:30 A. M.

Harry husband 0 the late Mary( ntHHIlU 'lOST-et awed inr-'lr s.am-'e lhSnHV' id-nre W7474 $100 for recovery of fools missmo ft vicing "nn' Sra-e Sunday. January 25, from H. Wcs'wmd Rerd. W6n, tion in wartime. vices Wednesday, February 4 Ctimi A Gnmmerl.

be oved 1070. Service Tufts Funeral Home.lHalner Sons. 3SJd Pennsylvania 1 v.l Sons. 3838 Pennsylva 1:30 P. M.

mother of Olhe H. and Adam Mueller, Mrs. Harry (Marcella) Eschenbach, dear sister of William Wessel, and Mrs. Freda Costigan, Mrs. William Wehner and Mrs.

Dorelta Helligrath, also survived by seven grandchildren end 14 oreat-qrandchildren; Saturday, January 31, 1970; residence, 2508 Alexandria Highland Heights, Ave. Call 321-1895or2JljW56. c00. Spitz. Loveland, Monday, reoruary 2 at 10 A.

M. Visitation, Sunday, 4 to r. M. GANGLOFF Dr. Wilmer beloved husband of Lucy Sievers Ganqloff: father Edwin C.

and Wilmer C. Gangloft and Mrs. Mel J. (Lucy Sarver; grandfather of five grandchildren; r.r,au lanuarv 30. 1970: resi RUMMAGE SALE-Eoworth and Reward.

221 -5778. wood Winton Feb.3. 9-5. LOST. GOLD WATCH-Fridav nioht, R.doe SEWING LESSONS Reasorwble.

Road K-Mart. Reward. 961-6525 791-3654. LQST--SmaM black female cat with SUM GYM'S FOR SALE Free deivon-lplue bell collar. Reward.

683-4101. stration. free delivery. Call Shirlev glasses antique gold. Burton917076: blue case.

581-3437. Border Clashes TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras (API-Fresh fighting was reported along the Honduras-El Salvador border Saturday, the day after peace delegates from the two countries agreed to pull their troops back from the line. wife of George A. Korte. sisfer of Mrs.

Teresa Wavra: Thursday, January 29, 1970; Ot 526 Mt. Hope Rd Funeral from the John J. Radel Price Hill Funeral Home, 4122 Glenway Tuesday, February 3 at 9-30 A. M. Requiem Hiqh Mass at Holy Family Church, at 10 A.

M. St Monicas Married Ladies Society meet at the fueral home; Monday, at 7 M. Friends mav call Monday after 4 P. M. Parking in rear, KHHN dence, 27 Parkwood Place.

Friends mav call at the Baiter Sahnd Ky. Prayers at the Vonderhaar 4 Stetter Funeral Home, Third and Overton Newport, Tuesday. February 3 at 9:30 A. M. Requiem Hiqh Mass, St.

Joseph Church, Cold 5prinq, at 10 A. M. Visitation, 4 to 9 P. W. Monday.

UNNEWEHER Elizabeth (nee Dierlnger), beloved wife of the late Georqe Unnewehr, dear aunt of Stella Etrel, Clara Koehler and Olive Fitch: Thursday. January 29, 1970; residence, 4718 Winton Rd. Friend may call at the Busse Borgmann Co. Funeral Home, Central Pkwy and Clifton Hills Sunday from 4 to 8 kuudlcu. Cnllie fieves area Gnmo Tall iho Twlonh.nni' Mini ister.

i 1 -1 030 -0 Funeral Home, 3412 Clifton Ave Clifton. tSunHav. 4 to 9 P. Monday through 1 Friday. 1 9 P.

V. Service Monday. February 2 at LOST CAT-Black and white, tailless WAKE-UP SERVICE u.n tt ca 1 Aim 11 A. M. Prime Minister Harold Wilson and Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart intend to announce next week Britain's continued adherence to the strengthened Geneva protocol, informants said, but with these qualifiers: Tear gas and CS are to be excepted because they are deemed to be non-lethal.

Herbicides and defoliants are to.be excepted because they are chemical agents for use against plants, not men. 1 These reservations, broadly duplicating the U. S. position, fall short el what UN Secretary-General Thant has urged upon UN members. it.

fnr work this mornmq? Have ORT M. Funeral Mass, St. Bernard hard time getting upr con GREEN Ernest; of Alexandria. for narlu nf fi nrlnnilti be Oved hUS' Church, Monday, February 2 at SERVICE, 863-2JV3, jecanneip. TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES Elanor M.

(nee Mueller), beloved wife of the late Frank E. Ort, devoted mother of Mrs. Melbai Henrietta (nee Hopp), beloved wife of the late Howard C. Kuhn, de- voted mother of Mrs. Ray encel Metzqer, dear grandmother of Carole Jean Metzer; sister of 10 A.

M. WILL HAND ADDRESS your mailing lists. For information write HANDRESS. uauqntery, rvirs. ueuian uwens ana Frank I.

Ort. dear sister of Mrs. ILJLlAJHa Box 222, Batavia, Ohio 45103. 1 AARON DROVE, will you? Cars avail- band of Miriam Green, devoted father of Ira and Leonard Green, brother of Marcus, Irving and Leo Va.L- Sorvire Wei able to any maior city. Action drivers Urn (nee Rvanl.

beloved wife of the late Michael Williams, de-i vofed mother of Howard R. Wi- Funeral Home, 3901 Reading 1 hot inn rniltin "cnanqe, uy Hriingioii. jii-o-tj. LOST AND FOUND n. Monday, February I at i r.

rv. Ni'w York, Milwaukee. Albuque-que, Anna Reeves and Mrs. Rose Quick, also survived by seven qrandchildren and one qreat qrandchild; residence, 412 Van Voast Bellevue, Friday, January 30, 1970. Service Monday, February 2 at the Dobbling Funeral Home, Ft.

Thomas, at 2 P. M. Visitation, Monday from I P. to time of service. FOUND-Small brown and white doq 1 Mrs Clarenre (Ada) Hueneteia, Mrs Dick Agatha) Wittersetter, Mrs.

Joe (Lillian) Eilerman, Frank, WiHiam and Richard Hoop; Friday, January 30, 1970: residence, 1426 Devils Backbone in her 72nd year. Brief services. Monday from the Dalbert Woodruff Funeral Home, 2880 Boudinot Ave. at Queen City at 1:30 P. followed by services at St.

John United Church of Christ, Neeb Rd. Friends may call Sunday from 3 to 9 P. M. Sunset Ave. 475-2801 AMCON.

307 E. Fourth 621-4744 FOUND-Small doq. on Jan. 19th. Mt.

AVAILABLE now- cars to L.A.. S.F., HASSERTT Anqy, beloved wife of the late Edward J. Hassertt. and mother of Edward J. and William R.

Hassertt, Mrs. Lettie Barbo, Mrs. Celeste Dorn, Mrs. Margaret Cliff, Mrs. Theresa Jones, Mrs.

Lillian Walker, Mrs. Elizabeth Kaplan, Jose and Healthy area. wnne. Druw.i. lams, dear grandmorner or r.ana Joan Williams, dear sister of Thomas.

Albert and Babe Ryan; Friday, January 30, 1970; of 1265 Mans; Ave. Funeral from the John J. Radel Co. Funeral Home, 652 State Tuesday, February 3, at 10:30 A. M.

Requiem Hioh Mass al St. Michaels Church at 11 A. M. Friends mav call Monday after 4 P. M.

Rosary services will be Monday at 7:30 P. M. LOST' Lady's Hamilton while gold dia OSWALD and Seattle. 541-6995. 242-8975 eves.

LOW COST TRANSPORTATION TO: Minneapolis Phoenix, Seattle, El Paso, Florida. AUTO DRIVEAWAY CO. 621-8384. RIDE WANTED- from Westwood to General Hosmtal. 8-5.

661-0641 after 6. Hubert beloved son of Gertrude Oswald (nee Maumtel), beloved ivarK nasserii, miu siaic, -Susie Ford, also 27 qrandchildren i LACK brother of Nicholas, Clifford and mond wristwatch, biacK corn oanu. please call 241-2106, sentimental value. Reward. LOST Norwegian Elk Hound, Tuesday, 1 28 70 Black with tan markings.

Male. Children's pet. "Alfie." Vicinity cm ciom Rllrnpv Lane. Please nd ofl oreat-orandchildren; Friday, Eugene beloved brother of Arthur Leo Oswa and Mrs. Bertha Habetheier; Friday, January Oatis beloved husband of lula EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION call 231-6643.

Reward. Lack and tne late tnaries coward J. and Frances Lack; Friday, January 30, 1970; residence, 1733 Elm St. Friends may call at Nurre Bros. Funeral Home, 345 McMillan Monday, 4 to 9 P.

Requiem High Mass, St Francis Seraph Church, Tues Busse 4 Borgmann Co. Funeral Home, Central Pwy. and Clifton Hills Monday, from 6 to 9 P. M. Funeral Tuesday, February 3 at 10 A.

M. EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION I January 30, 1970; residence, 2530 River Rd. Reouiem High Mass at Holy Cross Church. Mt. Adams, Tuesday, February 3 at 10 A.

M. Visitation at George H. Rhode and Son Funeral Home, Linwood and Delta Avenuesi Monday from 4 until 9 P. M. HAYES Edward, beloved husband of Helen Scott Hayes, dear father of Mrs.

Mary Jane Long and Thomas Hayes, brother of Mrs. Mathida Dixon; also survived hv four grandchildren: i RIEHLE day. February 3 at A. iw. Phillips Wilson, dear tamer 01 Ralph K.

Wilson and Mrs. Donald (Billie Jean) Coy, dear grandfather of Ralph (Skip), Mary Angel, and Mary Alice Wilson, Donna Jean, and Brenda Coy, dear brother of Donald and Rev. Dewey Wilson; Thursday, January 29, 1970; residence, 1641 West Fork aqe 75 years. Friends may call at the Chas. A.

Miller Sons Funeral Home, Hamilton Ave. at Knowlton North- Maroaret, beloved wife of Philip A. Riehle, devoted mother of Mrs. Robert Patterson and Mrs. Clifford Honduras said a battalion of Savadoran infantry broke across the border before dawn with air and artillery support and was repulsed after a six-hour battle.

El Salvador said Honduran troops tried to penetrate the border at a different point, also before dawn, but that Salvadoran forces beat them back and killed several. THE PEACE delegations had been meeting in San Jose, Costa Rica, since El Salvador and Honduras fought a five-day war last July in which more than 2000 persons were killed. The delegates called an outbreak of fighting Thursday an "isolated incident" and adjourned Friday after agreeing to resume the talks February 23. Officials of the Organization of American States, which got the two sides together after the summer war, are to continue their liaison work along the border. Ahrams Will Stay JEN HIEP, South Vietnam (UPI) Gen.

Creighton V. Abrams, the U. S. Commander, said Saturday he would remain on duty as long as the withdrawal of Amreican troops "Is in an accelerated state." There have been recurring reports that Abrams may be replaced by President Nixon when the general completes 9 months of duty soon. ADVANCED AUTOMATION COLLEGE LAKES luther beloved husband of Myrtle lakes, dear father of Violet Browninq, Carlos and Rick Lakes, also survived by six grandchildren; Saturday.

January 31. 1970; resi Butterbauqh of Milford, Ohio end Robert Riehle of Cincinnati, also "McElroys Burglarized "'The home of Neil McElroy, chairman of the board of the Proctor and Gamble was burglarized and safe cracked, police reported Saturday. Police were unable to say exactly Ivhat was taken from McElroy's home at 3478 Vista Hyde Park. rooms in the house were ransacked, furniture was damaged, flrawers were pulled out and closets 'searched. The thieves broke into a Jyault in the basement.

Police said -the burglars broke a rear window enter the house sometime between 7 p. m. Friday and 12:30 a. m. Saturday while the family was out.

survived bv two orandchi dren Gait and Spencer Butterbauqh and two oreat 0 a chi dren; Thursday, January 29, 1970; in his 74th year; residence, 122 W. 65th Carthage. Friends may call at the Hodapp Funeral Home, 7401 Vine Carthage; Sunday, January 30, 1 970; residence, 7456 Wooster Pike, Plainyille, Ohio. Service Monroe-Copher Funeral Home, dence, 4220 Pitts age 54 years. Friends mav call at the Chas.

A. Miller Sons Funeral Home, Hamilton Ave. at Knowlton Northside; Monday, 4 to 9 P. M. Funeral service and Interment from the Justice Lakes Funeral February from 4 to P.

M. Funeral service Monday at 1 1 A. Formerly I. D. P.

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M. I WINKLER Philomena M. (nee Bischoff), deal mother of Euocnia L. Winkler and Mrs. Dolores Tolin, grandmother ot Carol and James Tolin; Thursday, January 29, 1970; in her 86lh year; residence, 911 Martin PI.

Friends mav call at the Hodapp Funeral Home, 7401 Vine Carthaqe; Sunday, February I from 3 to 8 P. M. Mass of the Resurrec Milford; Monday, f-eoruarv i at 10 A. M. There will be no visitation.

ROUETTE 0. 11. A. wl ho service Sun Home, McKee, Wednesday 11 A. M.

day at 7:30 P. M. Carthaqe Lodqe r573 at 8 P. M. Frederick beloved husband of HERBOLD McNAMARA Corinne Rouette nee Kent), deal lames beloved husband of Bar father of Gary and Susan Rouette, devoted son of Romeo and Mamie (Vorce) Rouette, brother of Richard bara Mueller McNamara, dear fathet of James McNamara and Mrs.

PHONE 721-1566 Dorothy (nee Sunnenberq), beloved mother of Betty Ann Huber and Lt. Col. Robert A. Herbold USA. dear sister of Mrs.

Mary Price of Lexington, grandmother of J. Billy and Mike Huber and Cindy Herbold; suddenly Wednesday, January 58. 1970; at her residence. Or Mail This Coupon To Us Today NAME ADDRESS CITY and Peter Rouette ot East Long-1 meadow, Thursday, January 29. 1970; residence.

981 Jonquil Lane. Requiem Hiqh Mass, St. Bartholomew Church; Monday, February 2 at 9:30 A.M. Friends may call at the Anderson Funeral Home, 8611 Winton Brentwoodt Sunday. 4 until 9 P.

M. Members of tion Monday, at w. at 31. Aloysuis Church, Elmwood Place. WOODS George Vernon; Saturday, January 31, 1970; residence Georqetown TJhio.

Friends may call at the Cahall funeral Home, Georgetown, Ohio, tmm tn 0 P. Monday. Fu- AGE. 5615 Beechmont Ave. Friends may Barbara Laible, orandtatner ot six grandchildren and one great-grandchild; Saturday, January 31, 1970; in his 56th year; residence, 3773 W.

Liberty Friends call at the Vitt and Stermer Funeral Home, 4619 Delhi at Robben Delhi Hills, on Monday trom 4 to 9 P. M. Funeral Tuesday, February 3 at 8.30 A. M. Funeral Mass Our Ladv of Prepetual Help Church at 9 A.

A call 5unday, To r. w. aT Tne FrHrirk Funeral Home. 2553 Ban STATE. PHDNF A.

APPROVED St. Bartholomew Holy Name Society ning Rd. at Pippin. Requiem Hiqh Mass, St. Francis de Sales Church; Wondav, 9 A.

M. Interment Gate of service Tuesday, February 3 I. 3 HA '1 and Greenhills American Leqion Post 530, please take notice. arj 5 E. 4tn St.

MA 1-3662 Heaveiyi cemetery..