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Page 27 Tuesday, December 14, 1965 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER ANNOUNCEMENTS Kentucky Deaths For more complete information and the address of the funeral director, refer to individual death notice below: SULLIVAN Funeral Home. 1336 E. McMillan Bradford J. Sullivan, Director THOMAS FIjNERAI hdmes MADISONVILLE and KENWOOD Vonderhaar Stetter Third Overton St. Deceased Time Funeral Dirtctor jDalo Noel Chapman Services for Noel Chapman, 76, Dry Ridge, will be at 10:30 a.

m. Wednesday at Eckler Funeral Home, Dry Ridge. He died Sunday BACHMAN, Gordon C. Vorhii Vorhii Pot. 15 Doe1J5 ANNOUNCEMENTS FORMERLY WITH WILTSEE, Inc.

24 Vl( 9ft St. 241-0932 W. Mack Johnson Funeral Home WALNUT HILLS 1309 E. McMillan St. WO 1-0474 MADISONVILLE 6111 Madison Rd.

BR 1-0203 BiNGE.T,Hwrjr BENGERT, George J. 9 30 A. M. roo p. m7 9:30 A.

M. 1:00 AJ7 Newport, Ky. 261-5795 PocS Wain A. Bolton Doc. 15 Allison ft Roto BREWER.

Ouir WRASSMANN uarisDaa Nursing Home, burns, j. Edward 2625 Gilbert Ave. WO 1-1600 Surviving are his wife, Mrs. colon, ctciiia 9:00 A. M.

Dot. 16 NeidhardJMMilealthy) A. M. Doc. 14 Maysville, Ky.

2:00 IVM. Dock's GiMiaan 10:00 A. M. Poc. 1 6 Concord, New Dot.

16 Chas. A. Miller Sons DAWSON, Raymond DECKEBACHJoW DIEOERICH. William $axttntvfii ni. I Doc.

15 Thompson DODSON, John Jr. DONOHUE. Christopher FREE, Lawrence W. 1:00 FJvl. JM5 A.

M. 1 30 P. M. Poc. 16 Doc.

14 Schaefer.Bushy Cahill JGeorootown3 Stanley High GAMBINO. Guy 9:30 A. M. Doc. 15 Lucy Chapman; a daughter, Mrs.

Clara Beach, Covington; four sons, Hubert, Bedford, Virgil, Independence, Francis, Florence, and Norris, Covington; two step-children, Mrs. Margaret Hensley, Erlanger, and Wil-bert Clay, Covington; three brothers, Elmer, Walton, Floyd, Verona, and Wilbert, Campbell sburg, and 15 grand children. Visitation, from 3 to 9 p. m. today.

SCHMIDT Phillip lee, beloved son of Willis and Evelyn Frevtaq Schmidt, dear brother of Andrew, Willis Jay, Curtis and Steven Schmidt, qrandson of John and Anna Newman Freytaq and William and Madeline Linos Schmidt qreat-qrandson of CRKMATION 9:00 A. M. DecJS Neidhard (Mt. Healthy) 2:00 P. M.

Dec. 15 Baiter A Sahnd HIRTZ, Elna A. MOCMWK HHItAlUM 0 HflWUT Voft IilNM Dill e)tVl ll1 HitleM i H'X KAMI IltVICll WlTMOWf CMAKf NORTON. Berttia Ann 10:30 A JLV HUPPMANN, George E. 9:30 A.

Poc. 16 Stith (Florence, Ky.) Pec. 15 Grueter Albert freytan and Mrs. Carne Nrwman Sunday, December 12, 1965; residence, 11474 Fremantle Forest Park. Friends may call at the Paul R.

Younq Funeral Craver tMilford) Pierce 1 People Vitt A Stermer Jamison A Jamison W. Mack Johnson I AMBER (Robert Bdmber and John R. Bamber fUNEKAi. DIBEf TORS 3011 WOODB'JRN 96I-U40 Home. 7345 Hamilton Mt.

Healthy. Tuesday, from 4 to 9 P. M. Funeral services at the Eoiscopal Church of the Holy Soirit, Forest Park, Wednesday, ERSCHELL FT. THOMAS 441-1982 NEWPORT 261-8033 at 2 P.

M. SCHURMAN Albert Collins Albert B. Collins, 45, 1026 State Cincinnati, died at St. Mary Hospital Saturday. He was a native of Grant County, Kentucky.

He was a woodworker for the Rich Ladder Cincinnati. Survivors include his mother, Mrs. Nelle Collins, Crittenden; three children, Ruth, David and Monica, Tucson, six sisters, Mrs. Gladys Fogle, DeMoss-ville; Mrs. Evelyn Rich, Florence; Mrs.

Madylvn Cheeseman Walton; Mrs. Hazel Mann, Crittenden; Mrs. Shirley Lawrence, Cincinnati and Mrs. Helen Jump, Crittenden; a brother, Kenneth, Walton. Services will be at 10:30 a.

m. Wednesday at the Elliston and Stanley Funeral Home. Burial will be at Williamstown Cemetery. Visitation will be after 3 p. m.

today at the Funeral Home. Pearl Robertson Services for Mrs. Pearl Robertson, 46, 613 W. 11th Covington, will be at 11 a. m.

today at the Allison and Rose Funeral Home. Mrs. Roberson died Saturday in Booth Hospital. Burial will be in Highland Cemetery. Mrs.

Robertson died Satur-leaves her husband, David R. Robertson, her father, Jess Holloway, Covington, and two sisters: Mrs. Shirley Baldwin, Covington and Mrs. Frank Lovelady, Oxford, Miss. Everett Steuart GUMP-HOLT FUNERAL HOME 3440 Glpfimore at Herbert -Cheviot MO 1-0690 Chas.

A.MiNer Sons Renin) Weil Jmwallo Memorial Connley Bros. Wain A. Bolton Schmidt-Ohonau (Readine Vitt A Stermer B. J. Meyer Overlook Baiter A Sahnd Allison A Rose Bryce husband of the late1 Lillian Cook Schurman.

father of i Marvin C. Schurman also leaves two qrandchildrenj Sunday, December 12, 1965; residence, 2949 lookout Circle. Friends may call at the Tredway Funeral Home, 2131 Cameron Norwood Tuesday 7 to 9 M. Funeral at Hilkirie Chanel. 525 Dixmvth JACKSON.

Marttia t. 1:30 P. M. DecTlV JEN INS. jCleophui 10 00 ATM.

DecTl I KATHMANrvaw 9j00 A. M. Dec. 15 KEITH. Arleenia 1:30.

M. Decji" KEENER. Lillian C. 900 A. M.

DecTl 5 LANGE. JcobP. 10:30 A. M. Dec.

15 LEE. William H. 1:30 PM. Dec. 15 LEVINE, Fannye 2:30 fju.

Dec. 14 McClUNG Ronald J. A.M. PocJS McGUFF. William M.

9:00 A. M. DecJJ OEHLER, Albert E. 10:30 A. M.

Pec. 15 OElSlAGER. Frank 10:00 A. M. Pee.

15 PATTERS0N.Joseohino 9:00 JLM. Pec. 15 RATTERMAN, Joyn C. 9: 00 A. M.

OecTjS RICHARDS, I. Neeper 10:30 ATM. Pec. 14 SANOERSjClifford 11:00 A.M. Pec.

16 SCHERR, Jurtirit 11:30 A Pec. 15 SCHURMAN, Bryca L. 10:00 AM. Dec.J3 lee 2 00 P. M.

DeclS SCHWALilE. Edith A. 1 :00 J. M. Dec.

15 SHAPIRO, Jennie Doll 1:00 P. M. Pec. 14 SHEARS, Mary B. 2:00 P.

PetTu SLAUGHTER. Virginia L. 1 :00 P. M. Dec.

15 5M ITH. Guy 10:30 A. M. Dec. 1 5 SPECHT.Mario 9 30 A.

M. Pec. 1 5 TAYLOR, Gertrude Pec. 15 Wednesday. 10 A Friends may! Rebold Funeral Home 1712 QUEEN CITY AVE.

3700 GlENMORE AVE. MO 1-6200 RIEDLINGER-LEMEN FUNERAL HOMES 19 Green SI. 1309 California Ave. make memorials to their favorite charity. SCHWALLIE W.

Mack Johnson Tredway Paul RYouno Tredway Weil James Tranter James R. Tranter, 73, a Ft. Mitchell native, died Saturday at his home in East Lansing, Mich. Mr. Tranter was the son of the late Rev.

Mr. Watson Tranter of the Methodist Church Ohio and Illinois Conferences who served at Ft. Mitchell and Covington churches. Mr. Tranter recently retired as the president of the Tranter Manufacturing East Lansing.

Survivors Include a sister Mrs. Robert Humke, Dry Ridge. Services will be today at East Lansing. William McGuff William M. McGuff, 77, 2747 Alexandria Covington, died Sunday at Veteran's Hospital.

Requiem High Mass will be sung at 9 a. m. Wednes Welcome Home, Daddy, Sir! Tearful Diane Rorex, nine, embraces her father, Captain Sam Rorex, executive officer of the aircraft carrier Independence, after the ship arrived at Norfolk, from Vietnamese waters Monday. Nineteen of the men who left on the ship did not return from the tour of duty. AP Wirephoto Edith A.

(nee Allenl. beloved mother, of Bettv Rose Moore, nrandmother of Phyllis and Cynthia Moore, sister of Elsie and Edna Eschen-bach, Charles J. and Thomas W. Allen; Sunday December 12. 1965; residence.

2648 Edmondson Rd Stith Noidhard (Mt." Healthy) Monroe-Copher (Milford Hodapp Sons Nurre Bros. LANGE Norwood. Friends may call at the Trpdway Funeral Home. 2131 Cameron Norwood. Tuesday 4 to 9 M.

Funeral Wednesday, 1 P. M. Jacob devoted husband ol Ollillia lanqe, dear brolher of Mrs. Theodore Kuhn. Mrs Friwarrt THOMAN.

Marie K. 9:00 A.M. Pec. 16 amber TRIBBEY, Eitollai W. Mack Johnson Miller end Mrs.

Anthony Strunk, SHAPIRO ow'iuoi ucLcmuei ii, i-roa; residence. 102 Glenmary Ave. Funeral services at Calvary Eoiscooal Church, Clifton Wednesday HenryLinnemann Sons flusitA Borgmann Co. Witt, Good A Kelseh Jennie Doll, of 4028 ledqewood devoted wife of Irvinq Shapiro and sister of Mrs. Rachel Kapan, Mrs.

Sam Burqm and Irvinq Doll. Services. Weil Funeral Home. 3901 Eight Lost Peace VQLKtRINP, Clement G. 10:15 A.M.

Dec. 16 VOLTERMANN, Bertha 9:00 A.Jv1. OecTTs VONDOHRE, Evelyn N. 9:00 A. M.

WATSON. Stanley A. 9:00 A. M. PeclS WERMELING, Edward 9:00 A.M.

Pec. 15 WORTMAN, May 900 A. M. DecTjd i Gilligan John N. Middendorf SonT Readmq Rd Tuesday December 14, at 1 P.

M. Contributions, if de sired, mav he made to the charity 10:30 A. M. Chas. A.

Miller Sons in charqe. No visitation. If sol desired, memorials mav be made' to the Heart Fund 2535 Gilbertl or Calvary Episcopal Churchl Memorial Fund. 1 LEE I William Henry, of 3058 Moose-1 wood beloved husband otj Mrs. Mat tie Ldura lee dear son of Mr.

and Mrs. Willie J. Lee, of your choice. SHEARS psmen Found Corj Hub DONOIIIE BACHMAN Mary beloved wife of R. lee Shears and devoted mother of Mrs.

Annabel laker, Mrs. Mabel Brock Mrs. Maqqie Garnet, Mrs. (Catherine Marksberry, Mrs. Nellie Garnet Mrs.

Gladys Spencer and Mrs Aqnes Schneider, Raymond (Redi and Clifford Shears, qrand-mother of 107 qrandchildren; residence. 41 Russell Florence, Monday December 13, 1965; aqe, 78 years. Services. Stith Funeral qrandson of Mrs. Mattie Kate lee and Mrs.

Charlotte Rivers, brother of Airman 2d Class Urrv J. Lie, Seaman Donald Lee and Mrs. Gloria Russell; Saturday. December Christopher beloved husband of Eslella Donohue; Monday December 13. 1965; residence.

419 Commercial Square. Requiem Hiqh Mass. St. Xavier Church. Sycamore St Everett Steuart, 59, 430 M-Alpin Erlanger, died Monday at St.

Elizabeth Hospital. He Is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mary McCarthy Steuart; a son. David Louisville; a Gordon brother of Harry (Ross) Bachman and Mrs. Pearl Battreall; Sunday.

December 12. 1965: residence, 1800 William Howard Taft Rd. Friends may call at the Vorhis Funeral Home. 5501 Mont-nomery Norwood. Tuesday, 4 to 9 P.

M. Reauiem Hioh Mass, St. Rose Church. Easter Ave I IV65. mends mav call at Renfro Funeral Home.

647 Forest Avondale, Tuesday, December Thursday. 9:15 A. M. Friends mav call at Schaefer-Busbv Chapel. 24 Ninth Wednesday, 4 to day at the Cathedral Basilica of the Assumption.

Visitation is 4 to 9 p. m. Tuesday at Connley Brothers Funeral Home, Covington. Burial will be at Mother of God Cemetery. Survivors include his wife Jenny; two sisters, Mayme Borchard and Mrs.

Margaret Koenig, both of Cincinnati. Clifford Sanders Clifford Sanders, retired accountant for the Wilde Equipment Co. and city Home, Florence, Thursday, at 2 M. Visitation Wednesday, after 2 P. M.

r. M. FREE Wednesday. December 15, at 9:30 from 6 P. M.

until 10 P. 1 Remains will he in state at Bethlehem Temple 12th and Elm Wednesday, December 15. from 11:30 A. M. until services at 1:30 P.

at the church. No vtewtnq after services start. Interment, Hiqh Crest Cemetery. LEVINE SLAUGHTER A. w.

BENGERT Lawrence beloved husband of Virqinia I. (nee McCowenl. devoted mother of Mrs. Leland G. (Jacque Edward beloved husband of Lida McFarland Benqert, devoted line) McKmnev.

dear sister of Mrs, G. E. Meyer of Charleston, S. tathei ot Mrs. Jean Pat) Flohr, Edward J.

Jr. and William E. Fannye Valin, beloved wife of the late Adoloh Levine. devoted mother Mary Myers Free, son of the latel Elmer and Ruth Lawrence Free: Sunday, December 12. 1965j residence.

Hiqqensoort Ohio. Friends may call at the Cahall Funeral Home. Georqetown, Ohio, after 3 P. M. Monday.

Services Tuesday, December 14. 1:30 P. M. G.VMBINO Benqert and Mrs. Betty Todhunter.

also 12 qrandchildrenr Sunday. and H. H. McCowen of Cleveland, Ohio also survived by two qrand-childrenj suddenly. Sunday, December 12.

1965: at her residence. ot irvin levine ot Nashville. Tenn. Norman Levine of Ironton Ohio December w. IV6D; residence Mrs.

Rae L. Stern. Lou and Doris Levine. and sister of Mrs. Lee 9513 Anaheim Northbrook: ane.

57 years. Funeral services at the years. Funeral services at the Ora 8276 Miami Kenwood. Friends may call at the Vorhis Funeral Home, 5501 Montqomery Norwood, Wednesday from noon until service time at 2 P. M.

BENGERT Hill. II. VwHPt ace Episcopal Church Colleqe! V'i'-l I I'l" Wednesday, December 15. at; 1 1 f' P. M.

Neidhard funeral Home in arne. No visitation. If desired. I ntributions may be made to thei )' art Fund. tit' A Heart 1 ch, Steele, Mrs.

Anna Hurwiti and! Ben Valin of Columbus, also survived bv four qrandchildren and three qreat-qrandchildren. Weil Funeral Home 3901 Readinqi Tuesday. December 14. at P. M.

Followinq services, the family will be at 7163 Readinq Apt. 2. I Guy. beloved husband of the late Anna Vella Gamoino. devoted lather of Mrs.

Lucille Lo Piccolo, dear brother ot Sam Gambino dear qrandfalher of Jo Ann and Anthony Lo Piccolo; Monday. December 13 1965; residence. 8901 Pawpaw Kenwood. Friends mav call Tues- clerk of Ft. Wright, died Monday at his home, 4 W.

Crittenden Ft. Wright. His wife, Mrs. Margaret Sanders, is chairman of staff of aides for the Red Cross in five counties. Services will be at 11 a.

Thursday, at Allison and Georoe beloved husband of Joan MANZANO, N. Mex. (UPI) Eight Peace Corps trainees missing on a hike through the Manzano Mountains in central New Mexico were found late Monday on the western side of the mountain range. The search for the eight began Sunday when they failed to return from a four-day training hike which began near Belen, N. a few miles from where they were found.

The eight, four men and four women, were discovered by a U. S. Forest Service assistant ranger, Doug Jones. The eight, undergoing training at the Peace Corps center at the University of New Mexico at Albuquerque, were immediately taken to a nearby ranch prior to being whisked to Albuquerque by corps officials. The missing hikers were found as Forest Service officials and volunteers raced darkness, falling temperatures and a threatening storm which promised a all predicted to hit five inches.

Benqert (nee Eckerle), devoted ta trier of George (Buddvl, Terry The Peace Corpsmen, undergoing their indoctrination at the university, went into the area on the "outward bound" phase of their training Thursday. Forest Service officials said the eight started into the mountains Thursday but at some time during the hike were blocked by heavy snows. They decided to turn around and return to the base camp where they entered the rugged Man-zanos, officials added. Ranger Jones found them seven miles east of a highway which parallels the southern portion of the Manzanos. Volunteers from the Albuquerque 1 1 1 zens Band Radio Association and Forest Service officials began the hunt late Sunday.

Two helicopters joined the search Monday. When the eight were discovered, the searchers had swung their efforts south toward the little town of Mountainair, south of Manzano, the town where the eight were to complete their hike. SMITH Tracy and Mickey Benqert dear! oav, -y r. m. at the itanley Hiqh.Mi-ri l'Mfl son of Mrs.

Helen Benqert (nee Sullivan), and the late Georqe Benoert. dear brother of Mrs. Paul F. (Helen) Stuerenberq and Mrs. Richard IMarv Lou) Moesrh: Rd.

Reauiem Hiqh Mass. All Saints Church, Wednesday. 9:30 A. M. Guy.

beloved husband of the late, Mary Smith nee Younq). devoted! father of Mrs, Sallv Branum; suddenly, Sunday, December 12. 1965; residence. 210 Water Millord, Ohio. Services Monroe-Copher Funeral Home, Milford, Wednesday, December 15, at 10:30 A.

M. Ronald J. (Bouncer), beloved son of 1 1 lard E. and Loraini Lipp Mc-Clunq, devoted brother of Geral-dme Waqer; suddenly. Sunday.

De Saturday. December resl IIAINIMLER cember 12. 1965; residence, 28 Clay St. Bernard; aqe, 23 years. Friends may call Tuesday.

4 lo 9 Friends may call at the Imwalle P. M. Memorial, 4811 Vine at Wash Clara Seeqmueller, beloved wife of the late Eric Hammler. devoted mother of Thomas McMillan, also survived by several nieces and nephews; Sunday. December 12 1965; residence.

5625 Kenneth Colleqe Hill; aqe. 83 years. Requiem Hiqh Mass at St. Clare iiM'vi'. luewtj.

ueinmi mi P. M. Requiem Hioh Mass. St. I SrA II 1 Clemenf Church, Wednesday.

9, MAarie beloved dauqhter of Edna A. M. urtiue, jvju cdwuiiii n. visiioifun Tuesday, from 4-9 P. at the Kain A.

Bolton Funeral Home, 3042 Harrison Westwood. Requiem Hioh Mast at St. Catharine Church, Wednesday, at 9:30 A. M. BREWER Oscar Richard, beloved husband of Minnit Mulberry Brewer, father of Oscar E.

Brewer and brother of Edward Brewer; at his residence, 2660 Dielh Cincinnati; Sunday, December 12, 1965; ao. 61 years. Services at the Allison Rose Funeral Home, Robbins St. and Madison Covinaton yVdns-day. December 15.

at 11 A. M. Specht (nee Burst) and the late' Albert Specht, dear sister of Mrs. Mildred Littner, Mrs. Edna Cook and Albert L.

Specht; Sunday, December 12 1965; residence 2010 Church, Wednesday, December 15. at 9 A. M. Herdsman Friendship Lodqe 15 and Wesley Werner Post 5I3. also 8 E.

T. r40, please take notice. American Leqion Aux please take notice. Friends may Catalpa Ave. Friends may call atj the Hodapp Funeral Home, 6041 Hamilton Colleqe Hill, Tues McGlFF I William beloved husband of Jenny McGuff (nee Sturoill.

dear brother of Mrs. Mayme Borchard and Mrs. Marqaret Koeniq; Sunday. December 12. 1965; resi-l dence.

2747 Alexandria Cov-inqton. aqe 77 years. Pravers Wednesday. December 15. at Conn-lev Bros.

Funeral Home 11 E. Southern Latonia. at 8:30 A. M. Requiem Hiqh Mass at the Cathedral Basilica of the As-sumotion.

at 9 A. M. Friends mav day. 6 to P. M.

Requiem Hioh can ar me neionard runeral Home 7401 Hamilton Mt, Healthy Tuesday, from 6 to 9 P. M. Mass, St. Marqaret Mary Church, Inl.rmani nk nf4 r.mo(.ru I Wednesday, at 9:30 A. M.

TAYLOR Friends mav call from 4 to 9 HIRTZ P. M. Tuesday. Gertrude free Price). beloved daughter, Mrs.

K. Frances Willis, Ft. Richards, Alaska; three sisters, Mrs. Charles Wesson, Paris, Mrs. Bessie Beasley, Cincinnati, and Miss Mary Frances Steuart, Phoenix, two brothers, Kaywood and William, both of Cincinnati.

Services will be Thursday afternoon at Taylor Hall Funeral Home, Shelbyvllle. Visitation 3 to 9 p. m. today at the Taliaferro Funeral Home, Erlanger. Gilbert Crail Gilbert A.

Crail, 57, 735 Isabella Newport, died Monday at Booth Memorial Hospital, Covington. Mr. Crail was a cab driver for the West Side Cab Co. in Newport. He is survived by three sons, J.

W. Crail, Grant's Lick, and Ronald and Thomas, both of Newport; a daughter, Mrs. Carolyn Swope, Highland Heights; his father, J. J. Crail, Newport; two brothers, Frank, Newport, and Raymond, Butler; two sisters, Mrs.

Margaret Glacken, Newport, and Mrs. Catherine Walker, Crescent Springs. Services will be at 10 a. m. Wednesday at Radel's Funeral Home in Newport.

Visitation, after 4 p. m. today. Beulah Gulley FLEMINGSBURG Services for Miss Beulah Jean Gulley, 39, of the Walling-ford Community, who died Sunday at a Paris hospital, will be at 2 p. m.

Wednesday at the Boone Funeral Home. Surviving are two brothers, Denzll Gulley, with whom she made her home, and Frank Gulley, Paxton, a sister, Mrs. Frank Spencer, Flemlngsburg, RR 2. Visitation, after 9 a. m.

today. BURNS mother or Kitty Tavlor. Mrs. Coleman (Mildred) Parks. Mrs.

Margaret Thomas and Rolland Price Else beloved cousin of Mrs. Irma Pierce Mrs. Mvrtle lanq and Mrs. Florence Hanseman; Sunday. Oecember 12.

1965: residence, 2328 Moerlein Ave. Friends may call at the Baiter and Sahnd Funeral Home, 3412 Clifton Clifton Tuesday, 4-9 P. M. Services Wednesday. December 15.

at 2 P. M. In lieu of other remembrances, memorials mav be made to St. John's United Church of Christ Buildmq Fund, Missionaries services Tuesday, 7:30 P. M.

J. Edward beloved husband of Clara Zetzel Burns, dear father of Gary E. Burns, brother of Mrs. Mary Keatinq and Delia Rudolph and the late Helen Hurst and Thomas Burns; Monday, December 13. 1965; at his residence.

5626 Karen Bridqetown; aqe, 62 years. Friends mav call at the Neidhard Funeral Home, 3155 Harrison Westwood. Wednesday, 4 to 9 P. M. Requiem Hiqh Mass.

call Tuesday. 4 to P. M. MILLINS Sarah (nee Tunney). beloved wife of the lata William Mullins, devoted sister of Mrs.

Anna Sweeney, dear aunt of Mrs. Marqaret Huber. Mrs. Kathryn Findlav. Mrs.

Mane Riemever, Mrs. Mary Hornberqer, Mrs. Helen Schnepp and Martin Sweeney; at her residence, 416 Washinqton Bellevue, Sunday. December 12. 1965.

Prayers Wednesday. December 15, at the Dobblmq Funeral Home, Belle Justices Reject Drunk-Test Case St. Alovsius Gonraqa Church. Thurs- iinpTnv day. December 16 at 9 A.

M. "U'ViUiM Bertha Ann, beloved wife of W. R.j CONLON Taylor, also survived bv one Grandchild, Mrs. Morton fPatricia) Bruce one oreat-qrandchild. Jell Bruce, sister of Frances Ann Murphy; Sunday, December 12.

19o5; at residence, 6466 Montgomery Rd. No visitation. Funeral Wednesday at the convenience of the family. Nurre Bros. Funeral Home in charge.

THOMAN Marie K. (nee Iqoe), widow of1 Frederick Thoman, beloved mother1 of Edward and Mary Thoman and the late Fred Thoman, also survived by two qrandchildrenj Monday December 13, 1965; residence, 3778 Hvde Park Ave. Funeral at the Bambef Funeral Home. 301 1 Woodburn Thursday, Decem-l ber 16, at 8 30 A. M.

Reauiemj H'ah Mass. St. Francis de Sales! Church. Thursday, at 9 A. Friends may call at the funeral home.

Wednesday, from 4 to 9 P. M. Burial in Calvary Cemetery. Horton, devoted mother of Mrs. France- Gruelle and Robert F.I Horton.

qrandmother of five qrandchildren. dear sister of Kenneth Stamper and Stanley Mul Rose Funeral Home, Covington. Visitation, from 4 to 9 p. Wednesday. Ii.

L. Turner FALMOUTH ices for B. L. Turner, 86, retired Falmouth and Ft. Thomas police officer and a veteran of the Spanish-American War, will be at 2 p.

m. Wednesday at Woodhead Son Funeral Home, here. He died Sunday In the Veteran's Administration Hospital, Cincinnati. He was captain of the U. S.

Army rifle team which won the world championship in 1904 in Germany. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Sallie Turner; two stepsons, Raymond W. Flora, San Antonio, and Donald Flora, Orlando, and two step daughters, Mrs. Naomi Jones, Cincinnati, and Mrs.

Clevie Bruin, Falmouth. Visitation, after noon today. Military burial rites conducted by the American Legion at Neave Cemetery, Bracken County. Louis Harrison Louis N. Harrison, 88, Covington, died Saturday at the Rest Haven Rest Home.

Mr. Harrison was a retired Campbell County farmer. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Llllie Tombragel, Covington, a sister, Mrs. Arena Hodge, Covington; six brothers, Harry and William, both of Batavia, Ohio, Jess, Alexandria, Elmer, Norwalk, Ohio, Frank, Butler, and Albert, Fayettesville, Ohio.

Services will be 2 p.m. today at the Grants Lick Funeral Home. Cecelia (nee Sletterv), beloved wife of John Conlon dear mother of Mrs. Katherine Baumqart, Mrs. Maroie Haas.

Mrs. Dorothy Pen-ninqton, Mrs. Irene Milliqan, Betty Alice, Anita. Terri. John Jr.

and James Conlon and 11 qrandchildren. sister of Mrs. Alice O'Nell. vue. at 8:43 A.

M. Requiem Hiqh Mass, St. Anthony Church. 9:15 A. M.

Friends may call Tuesday, 4 to 9 P. M. OEHLKR Albert beloved husband of Harel Oehler (nee Sauter) dear brother of Carl and Rome Oehler and Mrs. Mae Rae and Marqaret Becker; Saturday, December II. 1965; residence, 6255 Seller aqe.

62 years. Visitation Tuesday, from 4 to 9 P. at the Wain A. Bolton Funeral Home, 3042 Harrison I tAI-A 1... .4 Mrs.

Helen Cochran. Mrs. Francis Griffin. Mrs. Elizabeth Karlson.

Mrs. Dorothy Hiqqins; Monday, December 13. 1965; at residence, 3962 Soencer Norwood. Ohio. in Toledo Municipal Court, sentenced to three days in the Toledo Workhouse and fined $25 and costs.

He appealed, but the trial court's judgment was affirmed, successively, by the Court of Common Pleas, the Sixth District Court of Appeals and the Ohio Supreme Court. Requiem Hiqh Mass Thursday at 9 10:30 A. M. Memorials, if so IKIBlH.lt lins; residence, Lonq Branch Union, Ky. Monday.

December 13. 1965; aqe, 74 years. Services, Stith Funeral Home. Florence Thursday, at 10:30 A. M.

Visitation Wednesday, after 3 P. M. HUPPMANN Georqe husband of Lillial Skahan Huppmann, devoted father of Richard Huppmann and the late Dorothy Von Rissen and dear qrandfafher of Joan Von Rissen and Mary Jo Steiner. also survived by three qreat-qrandchildren; Sunday, December 12, 1965; residence, 2123 Harrison formerly of Miami Hetqhts. Friends may call at the Grueter Funeral Home, Miff and Glenway Price Hill, Tuesday, 5 to 9 P.

M. Funeral Wednesday. December 15. Requiem Hiqh Mass, St. Josenh Church.

North Bend. 9:30 A. M. desired, mav be oivin to the American Cancer Fund. OELSLAGER Frank formerly of Dunkirk, beloved husband of the late Sarah Belle Oelslaqer (nee Hilliqossl.

dear brother of Mrs. Emma Cummins and Dewey D. Oelslaqer; passed away Sundav. December 12. A.

St. Patrick's Church, Mays-yille Ky. Visitation Tuesday. 4 to 9 P. at the Corken Funeral Home, 2821 Readinq Cincinnati, Wednesday, after 3 P.

M. at the Hiqqins-Brell Funeral Home. Mavsville. Ky. DAWSON Raymond Frank, beloved husband of Helen Younqman Dawson father of Mrs.

Charles llaVernel Gilb, Mrs. Arthur (Ruth) Resler. Mrs. John (Shirley) Davis and Jack Dawson, hrnther of Mrs. Cecil Gearv.

Clear Estella Ullend. beloved wife of the late Charles A. Tnbbevi 510 Howell Ave. i Sundav, December 12, 1965. Services at the convenience of the family.

No visitation. VOLKERING Clement beloved husband of Mrs. Ethel Volkennq fnee Stewart), dear father of Mrs. Thomas Koeniq, dear qrandfather of Tommy, Terry, Tim and Trudy Koeniq, dear brother of John Volkerinq, Mrs. Frank Gouqh, Mrs.

Ray Bertke, Mrs. G( rconna 1965; residence, 606 Jefferson Readinq; aqe. years, tunerai services at the Schmidt-Dhonau Funeral Home 433 Readinq Rd Readinq. Wednesday. December 15.

field. also survived by 10 qrandchildren and four oreat-qrand rhilHr.n. Sundav December 12 0 at 10 A. M. Visitation Wednesday; Alma Berke and Mrs.

Bernard ludwiq; Monday, December 13. 1965; residence, 53 Woodlawn So. Ft. Mitchelli aqe. 64 JACKSON Martha devoted sister of Georqe H.

Jackson, also survived by three nieces and five nephews; residence, 408 Main Milford; Monday, only from 9 A. M. to 10 A. M. 1965; at his residence.

4618 Carter Norwood. Funeral services PATTERSON at the Gilliqan Funeral Home, Woodburn at Lincoln. Wednesday years. Prayers Thursday, December 16, at the Henry Linnemann Sons Funeral Home, Covinqton, at 9:45 December 15, at 2 P. M.

Friends Joseohine (Josie) (nee Perkl, beloved mother of the late Albert Patterson dear sister of Joseph Perk; Sunday. December 12 1965: A. w. Reauiem Hioh Mass. Church mav call Tuesday, after 4 P.

DECKEBACH December 13. 1965; in her 81st year. Services Calvary Methodist Church, Thursday. December 16, at 1:30 P. M.

Visitation, Craver Funeral Home Milford, Wednesday, 5 to 9 P. M. JENKINS In her 64th year; residence, 1715 Westwood Ave. Friends mav call at Mrs. Edna widow of the late Frank C.

Deckebach. also survived by several nieces and the Vitt Stermer Fairmount Funeral Home. 1824 Westwood Ave. Cleoohus, ttie founder and owner of Jenkins Barber Shop. 408 Rockdale beloved husband of Mrs.

Louise Jenkins, father of Cleophus Michael, Leonard and Percv Jenkins, Miss Carolyn Jenkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. (Mary Amos jennins or Birminanam. Ala brother of O'Neal Jenkins, Amos ineaopiis, lonev Jenkins, nephews; at Concord, H. Memorial services at Sprinq Grove Chapel, Thursday.

December 16. at 10 A. M. DIEOERICH William, beloved husband of Julia Muench Diederich; Monday, December 13 1965; former residence, 1666 Westmoreland Ave. Friends may call at the Chas.

A. Miller Sons Funeral Home, Hamilton at Knowlton St. Northside, Wednesday, from 7 to 9 P. M. Funeral services at the convenience of the family Thursday.

DODSON John D. beloved husband of Mrs. Annie Dodson (nee Tuqqle). ri.vnted father of Mrs. Mabel Anna May Golden AUGUSTA Services for Mrs.

Anna May Golden, 87, who died Sunday at Hays-wood Hospital, will be today at the Moore and Parker Funeral Home here. She Is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Mary Whitehead, Augusta, and a son, Jess Golden. Mrs. Ruth Patterson, Mrs.

Mamie Rest and Mrs. Blackman of two Qrandchildren. Visitation Friday, December 17, 1965 from 4 to 10 P. at the Pierc People Funeral Horn, 1504 John WASHINGTON The Supreme Court refused Monday to hear an Ohio man who claims his constitutional rights were violated when police rejected his request to consult a lawyer before consenting to a drunk test. The case of John J.

Dietz against the City of Toledo would have given the high court an opportunity to further amplify its interpretation of the Sixth Amendment right to counsel. The court has ruled this right applies in criminal proceedings in state courts as well as Federal courts. And in its June, 1964, Esco-bedo decision, the court extended the protection to police interrogation. However, writing for the majority, then Associate Justice Arthur J. Goldberg specified the ruling applies "when the process shifts from investigatory to accusatorywhen its focus Is on the accused and its purpose is to elicit a confession Attorneys for Dietz said in asking the court to reverse his conviction on a charge of driving while under the influence of liquor: "There is in the minds of many courts, as well as prosecutors and defense attorneys, serious questions, doubts and confusion as to a defendant's absolute right to counsel, at least where counsel is requested, during the inquisltory "period immediately after arrest.

Until the court amplifies its view, the attorneys said, "the court of the civil states and the various Federal courts will continue to slosh aimlessly in the confusion that has been left in the wake of the Escobedo Dietz, a businessman, was taken into custody after his auto struck a warning cone in a street under repair. Even before interrogation began, he asked to get in touch with his lawyer, but uas turned down. Even- Tuesday, from 4 to 6 and 7 to 9 P. M. Funeral Wednesday.

December 15. at 8:30 A. M. Reauiem Hiqh Mass at St. Bonaventure Church at 9 A.

M. Third Order of St. Francis pravers Tuesday at 8:15 P. M. little Flower Auxiliary 244 K.

of St. 8:30 P. M. Member of Leqion of Mary. RATTERMAN John Clarence, beloved husband of Adele Ratterman (nee Schmittl.

beloved father of Robert A. Ratterman and Mrs. John IRita) Hevl, also survived by six qrandchildren. dear brother of Mrs. Joseoh Kopp and Charles Ratterman; Sunday December 12.

1965; residence. 5219 Ralph Ave. Relatives and friends please call at the B. J. Mever Overlook Funeral Home.

4841 Glenway Ave. (near Overlook Ave on Tuesday, from 4-9 P. M. Funeral Wednesday. Requiem Hiqh Mass.

St. Antoninus Church at 9 A. M. Member of Catholic Order of. Foresters.

Court 1572. RICHARDS Neeper, beloved husband of Flora Hniucer QirhirHt falher of Mrs. of the Blessed Sacrament at 10:15 A. Interment, St. Mary Cemetery.

Visitation Wednesday, 2 to 9 PM. VOLTERMAN Bertha fnee Knust). beloved wife of Edward Voltermann, beloved mother of Thomas Voltermann, beloved sister of Thersa Smith and Emma Wells, also survived bv five qrandchildrenj Sundav. December 12. 1965; residence.

440 Kinqs Run Dr. Friends may call at the Busse and Borqmann Co. Parkway Funeral Home, Central Parkwav and Clifton Hills Tuesday, after 4 P. M. Requiem Hiqh Mass.

Mother of Christ Mission Wednesday, December 15, at 9 A. M. VONDOHRE Evelyn N. Zeof. beloved wife of Edward J.

Vondohre and devoted mother of Edward J. Vondohre Jr. sister of Lauretta Gilhe. Mildred Smith. Albert, Clifford and Walter Zeoff suddenly, Sunday.

December 12 I965j residence. 3314 N. Sterlinq Way. RpQuiem Hioh Mass at St. Cecilia Church, Wednesday, at 9 A.

M. Visitation at Witt, Good A Kelsch funeral Home, 3026 Madison Hyde Park at Oakley Square, Tuesday. 4 to 9 P. M. St.

Ann's Sodality meet Tuesday, at 8 P. M. WATSON Stanley beloved husband of Marqaret Timmer Aetson. brother of Mrs. Nora Baker and Mrs.

Frank Cates; Sunday. December 12. 1965: it, funeral Saturday, Pecember 18 at the Lutheran Church, Rockdale and Washinqton Ave. Remains will lie in state at tht church Saturday, 9 A. M.

until time of services at 10 A. M. Interment, Mundy. Mrs. Arlie Renfro.

and John D. Dodson III. dear brother of Howard T. Dodson of New York union napTisr KATIIMAN City orandlarher of Sharon urant altn survived bv other relatives; Gervase (Gerry), beloved husband of Hazel Monroe Kathman, dear father of Sister Mary Ann Christine. Saturday, December 11, 1965; residence.

126 Dorchester Ave. Friends Moonshine Drying Up Special To The Enquirer ATLANTA, Ga. A small army of Federal, state and local officers is putting the pinch on the Georgia moonshiner where it hurts most his outlet in the big city. So far, almost all of 165 bench warrants have been served on the "white North Georgia area. This massive swoop is the icing on an "Operation Dry-up" campaign that began in late October when Federal revenue agents began looking behind every clump of woods in the area in search of the natural prey, the moonshiners.

Destroyed so far have been 700 stills, representing a Federal tax fraud of $5 million. Meanwhile, back in the city, undercover agents were gathering liquid evidence at "shot houses" and speakeasies. Laboratory tests Indicate that the customer even while paying as much as $1.50 for a drink of moonshinewas getting no cock-tall-hour bargain. Revenue aynts said rubbing alcohol was used in most cases to "stretch" the moonshine. They found in 99 of the samples traces of lead-salts poisoning, which 14 years ago this holiday ml.

may call at the Thomoson funeral 5 N. raunne weisenneloer Home, 820 Lincoln luesoay December 14. after 6 P. M. Funera1 Jacqueline Bertlshafer.

Geraldme Polkinq and Edward Kathman. dear stepfather of Jean Adams, dear services, 1 P. Wednesday, at the First Baptist Church of Mt. Auburn 146 Dorchester Ave. Rev David N.

Ramsey, pastor. Inter ment. United American Cemetery Mary Kennedy VANCEBURG Services for Mrs. Mary Edna Kennedy, 70, of the Concord Community, who died at Kings Daughter Hospital, Ashland, will be at 2 p. m.

today at the Concord Christian Church. Surviving are two sons, Carlos Tomlin and Walter Featherkile, Arlington, Texas; four daughters, Mrs. Audrey Hickey, Cincinnati, Mrs. Pauline Polley, Concord, Mrs. Dorothy Vanvelt, Dayton, Ohio, and Mrs.

Edith Scott, Vanceburg; a brother, Frank Beard, Manchester, Ohio; a sister, Mrs. Janie Maddox, Clinton, Ind. Sarah Mullins Requiem High Mass for Mrs. Sarah Mullins, 88, 416 Washington Bellevue, will be at 9:15 a. Wednesday, at St.

Anthony Church, Bellevue. She died Sunday in the Bellevue Rest Home. Surviving Is one sister, Mrs. Anna Sweeney, Bellevue. Visitation, from 4 to 9 p.

today, at Dobbllng Funeral Home, Bellevue. Oscar Brewer Services for Oscar R. Brewer, 61, 2660 Dlehl Cincinnati, will be at 11 a. Wednesday, at Allison and Rose Funeral Home, Covington. He died Sunday in General Hospital, Cincinnati.

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Minnie Brewer; a son, Oscar E. Brewer, and a brother, Edward Brewer, both of Cincinnati. Visitation, from 4 to 9 p. today.

David (Joyce) Swedes, brother of Mrs. Bernard Matteson Mrs. Robert Corace ad L. Richards; Saturday, Oecember II, 1965; residence, 552 Ludlow Ave. Friends mav call at the Baiter i Sahnd Funeral Home.

3412 Clifton Clifton. Monday. 4-9 P. M. Ser-vir, Tuesriav December 14.

at at his residence. 2537 Marsh South Norwood. Funeral from the Gilliqan Funeral Home. Woodburn at Lincoln. Wednesday.

December brother ol Imoqena Nienaber, Adrian and Vincent Kathman, survived by 12 qrandchildren; Sunday, December 12. 1965; residence, 4005 St. Martin PI. Friends may call at the Vitt Stermer Western Hills Funeral Home, 3425 Harrison Ave. Cheviot, Tuesday, from 4 to 6 and 7 to 9 P.

M. Funeral Wednesday. December 15, at 8:30 A. M. Requiem Hiqh Mass at St.

Martin Church at 9 A. M. Prayers of St. Martin Men's Society, Tuesday, at 8 P. M.

KEENER Lillian beloved wife of William Keener. lister of Edith Galamore of 10:30 A. M. In lieu of other id. Requiem Hiqti Mass at St Matthew Church, at 9 A.

M. Friends may call Tuesday, after remembrances, memorials may be made to 'he Heart Fund or Clifton Methodist Church Memorial Fund, E. T. Carson a 598 F. I A.

M. will hold services Monday, 8 P. M. SANDERS Clifford, beloved husband of Mrs. A SPECIAL OFFER TO THE HARD OF HEARING FREE AN INDIVIDUAL TELEVISION LISTENING ATTACHMENT WHICH WILL ENABLE YOU TO HEAR AND UNDERSTAND TELEVISION AND RADIO CLEARLY AGAIN.

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Burton Sanders; at Livonea, Sundav. December SYMPATHY? The wirmeit way ii tending lloweri. Flowers permit iriendi to canity thoughts of lymp-thr, love and understanding in a way that is simple, digniiied and in good taste. Tlowers are comiort at a time oi loss. Tou can be proud ol the lloweri we send in your name and the tasteful way they are arranged; positire your sympathy will be ex-nressed sincerely.

his residence 4 W. Crittenden Ave. Ft. Wriqht. Covinqton, Mondav.

December 13. 1965. Ser 4 p. M. WERMELING Edward, beloved husband of Hilda Wermelinq (nee Faqell.

and devoted father of Paul Wermelinq five qrandchildren, dear brolher of Louis Wermelinqj Sunday. December 12. 1965: at his home. 637 Clemmer Cincinnati. Ohio: aoe.

67 years. Funeral Wednesday December 15, from the John N. Middendorf Sons Funeral Home, 917 Main Covinqton at 8:30 A. Requiem Hiqh Mass, St John Church, at 9 A M. In 12, 1963; residence, 4535 Plain-villa Rd.

Friends may call at the W. Mack Johnson. Dunn-lashbrook Funeral Home 6111 Madison Rd Tuesday, 4 to 8 P. M. Requiem Hiqh Mass, St.

Anthony Church. vices at the Allison Rose Funeral Home Robbins St and Madison Ave. Covinqton, Thursday. Decern ber 16. at 11 A.

M. Interment Wednesday, December 15. at 9 Hiqhlend Cemetery. Friends may A. M.

KEITH Arleenia, beloved mother of Samue Leon Rich and Carrie Huoulev call from 4 until 9 P. M. Wednes day. SCHERR HI Vie i also two brothers, one sister, five qrandchildren and tnree qreat orandchildreni Friday. December 10 ferment, St, Mary Cemetery.

Cincinnati. Visitation Tuesdav, from 3 to 9 P. M. WORTMAN May Helen, devoted sister of Mrs. Alice lonq Mrs.

Catherine Moedl. Dorothy Dick Mrs, Irene Whitman, Leo and Paul Wortmam residence, 921 Wm. Howard Taft Rl Funeral Mass Tuesdav. at 9 I 1965; residence 2319 St. James 1 PI.

Friends may call Wednesday, December 15, from 5 to 10 P. at Jamison Jamison Funera Hnme 3437 Montqomerv Justine Babb, beloved wife of tnej late J. Waller Srherr. mother of Joseoh W. Scherr residence.

3550 Shaw Monday, December 13, 1965, Services, Immanuel Pres-bvlenan Church, Clifton and Bryant Wednesday, December 15, at 11:30 A. M. If desired, contributions mav be made to Immanuel Church Orqan Fund, or Children's Hospital or Planned Parenthood Association. W. Mack Johnson Funeral Home in charqe.

No i si tat ion. season killed 38 Atlantans. Evenston. Funeral services Thursday, 1:30 P. from Second Church of the Assumption.

No Phone 821-0395 ESSEX HOUSE 7610 Reeding Rd. tunally he voluntairly took For tnat moonshine mogui the Harger drunkometer "Fats" Hardy is serving a test and was charged. life sentence in the Georgia Dietz was found guilty State Penitentiary. visitation. World War I Veteran World War II Veteran Trinity Baptist Church.

871 Wehr man Ave. Rev. Aaron Bland offici afinq. Burial, Union Baptist Ceme tery. 4wA4oraon 0.m0.AAA JAAA.