The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 32

Tuesday, Dec. 5, 1961 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER rage 32 Deaths, Funerals MAKE FOR THE THIS A SPECIAL CHRISTMAS MAN WHO VALUES FINE THINGS 'Daddy' Boles Found Dead; Was Athletic Director At UK fl LEXINGTON, Dec. 4 Stanley A. (Daddy) Boles, 74, former Univer-. sity of Kentucky athletic director and football coach, was found dead at his home today.

Coroner Chester Hagcr said Boles, who was athletic director when basketball coach Adolph Rupp hired In 1930, apparently died of a heart attack. He fixed the time of death at sometime Sunday. fl Choice of Theia Different I fllltlSlMS CARDS 1 rcnounALiicu or rtMin 25 to 40 Off From Albums and Boiet All Child Guidance Toyil Gift Wraps Ribbons Gifts Si Xi Hi i'; 12, Bargain Tabli Boies 2 lor $1 a1 Si HI Crniicoisp (irfelinjjs 14? W. 5th St. CH et Elm 1-8281 ks vet is ta sat Finger-Free Capeskln Gloves Grey, Black, Dark Brown.

8.95 Other Gloves 5. to 16.50 Hathaway's Tux Shirt with Pleated Front. All Sizes 10.95 James Tomlinson Requiem High Mass for James Tomlinson, who was killed Saturday in a motorcycle accident at West Palm Beach, will be Intoned at 9 a. m. tomorrow In St.

John Church, Covington. Burial will be in St. John Cemetery. Friends may visit the Middendorf Funeral Home, 917 Main Covington, after 3 p. m.

today. Mr. Tomlinson was a son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Tomlinson of 815 Crescent Covington.

He was 24 years old and was a veteran of four years In the U. S. Air Force part of that time being passed in Korea. He was a graduate of St. Mary High School, Elsmere.

Mr. Tomllnon had been working at Pratt Whitney Aircraft in Palm Beach, for a year. He is survived also by three brothers, Joseph, Robert and Richard Tomlinson; two sisters, Miss Phyllis and Miss Mary Jane Tomlinson; and his maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Carl all of Covington.

oseph C. Simons MAYSVILLE, Dec. 4 (Special) Joseph C. Simons, 64, native Maysvillan, operator and president of Bristol, Dental Laboratories, died yesterday at his home there after suffering a heart attack. He had been recognized as the greatest football player ever turned out by Maysville High.

He is survived by his wife; two daughters, Mrs. O. J. Tempell. Wythe-vllle, and Shirley Simons, at home; his mother, Mrs.

Lillian Harding Simons, of Maysville, and three sisters, Mrs. Robert Buckley, Mrs. Mary Belle Daul-ton and Mrs. James Hutchinson, all of Maysville Services will be conducted at 4 p. m.

Tuesday at J. Porter and Sons Funeral Home, Maysville. Burial will be In Maysville Ceme- tery. Friends may call at I the funeral home after 10 a. m.

Tuesday. Mrs. Crouch Services for Mrs. Mabel Clara Crouch, former au- I thor from Wii Edgar B. Johnson, Dothan, and Earl E.

Johnson, Newport; four sisters, Mrs. Clark Colvln, Mrs, Madison Martin and Mrs. Vlrgle Holmes, Falmouth, and Mrs. Ellle Schmidt, Cincinnati; two brothers, J. Frank Taylor and C.

Ed Taylor, Falmouth, and a half-brother, Charles McClanahan. Mrs. Thomas MAYSVILLE, Dec. 4 (Special) Mrs. Gus Thomas, 60, died last night at her home, 515 East Second St.

She is survived by six sons, Adrian and Harold, both of Maysville. William and Gene, both of Salinas, Jack, Greenville, N. C.f and Donald, Cincinnati; two daughters, Mrs. Robert McHugh, Maysville, and Mrs. Adam Don, Oakland, N.

two sisters, Mrs. Grace Burrls, Dayton and Mrs. J. F. Blenkenship, Portsmouth, Ohio, and four brothers, Ollle, Robert and Orvllle Jones, all of Portsmouth, and Elmer Jones, Dayton.

Services will be conducted at 2 p. m. Tuesday at Knox Funeral Home. Burial will be in Mt. Tabor Cemetery.

Mrs. Darpel Mrs. Lawrence Darpel, 71, 1701 Jefferson Covington, died early yesterday in St. Elizabeth Hospital. She leaves her husband; two sons, Stanley Darpel, Cleveland, and Lawrence Darpel Loveland, Ohio; three daughters, Mrs.

Esther Cro-nln and Mrs. Vera Williams, both of Cincinnati, and Mrs. Evelyn Roth, Mt. Healthy, and a sister, Mrs. Marie Penn, Mt.

Healthy. Requiem High Mass will be intoned at 9 a. m. Thursday in St. Augustine Church.

Covington. Burial will be in Mother of God Cemetery. Friends may call at the Middendorf Funeral Home, 917 Main Covington, after 3 p. m. today.

rs. Eggleston Services for Mrs. Frank Eggleston, 40, of 743 Welsh Covington, who died Sunday at St. Elizabeth Hospital after a year's illness, will be at 2:30 p. m.

today In Chambers Boles came to Kentucky In 1916 from Texas Christian University and was appointed a physical education Instructor. He coached football during the 1917 season, when Kentucky had a 3-5-1 record. He was named athletic director the following year, a post he held until 1934. He was appointed a professor of physical education In 1931 and was manager of ticket sales in 1938. Boles was one of the organizers of the Kentucky state high school basketball tournament when it started on the UK campus in 1918.

He was manager of the veterans housing projects at the university from 1948- 55. The university put him on a change of work status in 1955. A native of Williams-town, he attended Kentucky Wesleyan College and received his masters degree from Vanderbilt University. A ADVERTISEMENTS a TIIION Electronic Air Cleaner for Christmas. The TRION Is installed on the return air duct of your heating or cooling system, and it cleans the air in the entire house in the same way a magnet attracts iron fillings.

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Samuel Taylor Services for Samuel H. Taylor, 332 W. 7th Newport, will be at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow at the Betz Funeral Home, Newport.

Burial will be In Evergreen Cemetery. Friends may call after 4 p. m. today at the funeral home. Mr.

Taylor, a self-employed furniture upholsterer, was dead on arrival yesterday at St. Luke Hospital following an auto accident on US 27 in Pendleton County. He was 66 years old. Mr. Taylor was a member of the J.

W. Costi-gan Post No. 11 of the American Legion and the Lawler Hanlon Post No. 5682, V. F.

w. He was a World War I veteran. He is survived by his wife; two sons, Samuel J. Taylor, Newport, and Davey Lee Taylor, Maple Shade, N. three daughters, Mrs.

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Again this Christmas Imported O.F. C. ill mm- Grubbs Funeral Home, Flor- ence, where friends Anil anv I may call from noon to time of the rites. Burial will be at Cedartown, Ga. Mrs.

Eggleston is survived by her husband, Frank Eggleston; one daughter, Susan, and one son, Howard, both at her mother, Mrs. Nettie Daniels, of the Covington address; two brothers, Paul Daniels, Cedar Bluff, and Sam Daniels, Dawson, and two sisters, Mrs. Bebe Bennett, Brunswick, and Mrs. Polly Williams, Cedartown, Georgia. PROOF.

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Thursday at the Elliston and Stanlev Vl mnnr I It 'UUCIt" nume, willlams-town. Burial will be in Wil-liamstown Cemetery. Friends may call after id a. m. Thursday at the funeral home.

Mrs. Crouch, who was 67 years old, died yesterday in Tampa, Fla where she had resided for 13 years. She is survived by her husband, Moody Crouch. Charles Smith Charles Smith, 86, a retired painter, died yesterday at Dunham Hospital, Cincinnati. Surviving him are one daughter, Mrs.

Carl E. Alden, Crescent Springs, two sons, Fred E. Smith, Elsmere, and Jeff Smith, Cincinnati; two brothers, Fred and Milton Smith, both of Lexing ton, and four sisters, Mrs. Nannie Smith, Cincinnati; Mrs. Samantha Lusby, Georgetown, and Mrs.

Bernice Wilson and Mrs. Virgie Collins, both of Lexington. Services at 10:30 a. m. Thursday at the Linnemann Funeral Home, Airport Road, Erlanger, will be followed by burial in St.

John Cemetery, Ft. Mitchell. Friends may call after 3 p. m. Wednesday.

James E. Russ Victim of a hit-skip automobile driver three weeks ago in Constance, James E. Russ, 1593 River Rd Hebron, died yesterday at his home. Requiem high mass will be intoned in Immaculate Heart of Mary Church, Hebron, at 9 a. m.

Thursday, with burial in Hebron cemetery. Friends may call at Bullock Funeral Home, Hebron, after 4 p. m. tomorrow. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs.

Sarah Switcher. Detroit, and Mrs. Alma Witt, Chicago, and threo sons. James C. Lebanon, Robert and Raymond, both of Constance, and a half-brother, Charles Warner, Independence, Ky.

Donald E. West Donald E. West, 45, a truck driver, 648 York Newport, died yesterday in Speers Hospital, Newport. He leaves his mother, Mrs. Lillie West, Newport; his wife, Nola; a daughter, Linda Sharon West and a son, Robert Lee West, both at home, and two sisters, Mrs.

Blanche Clark, Newport, and Mrs. Anna Butler, Wilders, Ky. Services will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow In the Concord Methodist Church, Brooks-ville, Ky.

Burial will be in Concord Cemetery, Brooks-ville. Friends may call at the John J. Radel Funeral Home, 822 York Newport, after 4 p. m. today.

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