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4D July 8, 1982 SI LOUIS POST-DISPATCH DncD Sdl Suv Drsco Salt Buy Dttco Set' 6w Ones Sail Buy -4- SlOm Gl 7 NL SIFrm at I NL mutual funds obituaries CvFd Groat hi vat Moot UN HI a ia 133 115 ia LaM kl NL AW UH NL SrSlroet Mr MuW 7(7 la saed na nl FranKMl Group age im is dntc nana Grar II 2 71 OUni 411 SB Lard ABM: PC Cap Eat 54 41 NL Faal aa NL inast an an ti Democrats Find No In Advertising For GOP PiHrm On-. AfNM ta 7 53 and 111 143 Oev frt 15 17 a Ircam Ut IB Sloa Oman Fundi pug mu a a a lis Mag LuDaran Iro: Ina IM NL aoc 71 NL xot I NL aaa S4S NL WtH 9l94 kV ttlt NotitMl AnscMttM at StcttrttttM OMlen. Joseph T. Tate; Retired Circuit Judge rund a It If Ircom I IS 711 Muni SI IB US Gov IM km 174 II I ia isi un aa an ti aa an ua nl Fund II mc urn 414 sa Mom 171 i.ii US Gar 125 174 Caoil 142 SI4 EQUH 4M 5 27 TuFr sa lot Funk Mc: Cmrce 7a IS7 iinOuoI mill P1W 154 i a SJetn tot Fds: Dncs Sell Buvloncp Ml Buy Mass FNMjnd: Man MIS NL Plan lav PhgrHl 7 94 MIT 111 ID MlG IDIII MID HSU an NL Pnct Fundi Cap OP Stock StnSpt SlnTx M4I ua ia 114 7 7 Grw S4 GTPac tin NL Gate Op 0.47 ML GanEiac lav: MCO MFD MFI tits w. 1171 ml no nl nl im on a im in la Hal NL team 7 Intl la tu Mg a a CM IS NL CM AS IV IU Cm CO III ID Can Cm HUM Canard Itu ml CsmcHcul GcN: Fund II loam so Win id is in Acqn.

Al Fin fvVW Earn una ADM tirWT Slratlav at trt 17 21 la in aa iiai 7.17 7 74 sa te 19 an aa ml sai a a nl SurrGr IB 117 a Horn, aa Tx Fre 7J4 EikTr a a Ennll 717 SIS 23 NL SIS La 102 NL InTrf Pro ServKCS NO Hi) MenH) Lynch: MadT ua AflHTKM fundi Tu Mod TmoGai Tmol Gl Tmpl Trm Cap TnrUJNw He was elected circuit judge in Franklin County in 1952 and served for 24 years In the 20th Judicial Circuit, which includes Franklin, Osage and Gasconade counties. Judge Tate was a member of the Owensville Masonic Lodge, the Lions Club and other civic organizations. He was also an active member of First United Methodist Church. Surviving are his wife, Lucille; a sister, Aldine Curtis of Chicago; a brother, Clyde, of Charleston, W.Va.; four grandchildren; and four Basic y.a aa Fund ia Ircom 7 a Funeral services for Joseph T. Tate, a retired Franklin County circuit Judge, will be at 2 p.m.

tomorrow at the First United Methodist Church in Union. Judge Tate died Tuesday of a heart attack at his home in Union. He was 82. Judge Tate served in the Marine Corps in World War I. He received his law degree from Washington University in 1923.

He served as city attorney for Owensville, and later began his own law practice. For eight years, he was prosecuting attorney for Gasconade County. AM I OS ia Ansa Sal a.14 MuN Nil II 1441 IS II On Sk 111 NL GBT ia NL Gr ind 15 25 NL GrdFtA 110 1114 Ham HDA 4 24 413 Hart 7 71 NL Hart Lav a a NL com im to a a a Const a 71 nl CM Mut it NL Ctrv Cap II 74 U.7I Deleter, Group: 13 HIS 2I2S 567 IB is a mm 157 I 7a NL 19 9 39 ii a nl 113 NL no nl 4.01 4J7 Prv SIP IU 917 Putnam fundi: cm nana Nil II II 79 ID IH a) iu 714 IS Tudr Fd TwnC Gl TwnC Sel TwnC ut Caott Eov Bd Hi Ire Hi ON MTrm LtMet MunMi Mum In PacFd sm vat AM Fa Mr Iran A II Pan tm Ea Gaora Grata Health HI VU Herald 155)1 NL Hor Man 17 NL ina h.y 7a ia utun a De IS 17 Its. DtK IM 171 Ti Frt SSI 314 Delia tuna Ml 117 ia us 134 173 111 I II IM IU 715 717 Sit IU in aa i a sa sa aa nl 15 .05 NL ia an ta, a.w 171 7.J3 USAA Gnu' HuttBrid 111 NL HurtGti aM NL Amer Omii uwai IB ap Sal 111 0 in nl IOodC II an NL DodCl SI 1717 NL tei but tin NL a SI It S3 SHI MMkOpt MSB Fd Opoi Tu El Vista ia in 14 71 14 Orwtui Grp: 1982, Baltimtxa Sun WASHINGTON The Republican Party has touched off a political furor with a new television ad designed to counter claims that President Ronald Reagan and the GOP are eager to cut Social Security benefits. The ad credits Reagan with ensuring that the full 7.4 percent increase in Social Security payments went into effect this month.

At a cost of more than $1 million, the commercial is being shown in 90 cities for 10 days ending July 15. Democrats are furious, insisting that the cost-of-living boost for Social Security recipients was mandated by law, with no assist from the president. To say otherwise is to use the "big lie" technique, said Charles T. Manatt, the Democratic national chairman. Besides, Manatt said Wednesday, the White House said last year that it really wanted to delay the increase for three months in 1982 as part of a plan to ISI Group: Gna 171 114 Incom IS 19 TrFd un unavall Tm sk im aa Industry 142 NL Intercapltal: revamp the Social Security system.

The plan has since been dropped. "Surely the Republican wizards who concocted this latest piece of fantasy didn't think the Democrats would sit back and let the big lie work," Manatt said. Richard Richards, tht Republican national chairman, said the ad did not warrant strenuous complaints. Others who complained were House Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill and Rep.

Claude Pepper, D-Fla. The commercial features an actor dressed as a mailman. "I'm probably one of the most popular people in town," he says, "because I'm delivering Social Security checks with the 7.4 percent cost-of-living raise that President Reagan" promised A Republican strategist described the commercial as an "inoculation ad," designed as a defensive move. Unt Acnr Unit Mut United Fu 9 NL rn. a a 77 A Bra) DO MrJolGvl MIF Funds: iu i Aeon 711 777 49 SB ii a ua 11.57 tli ia an U9l 1511 ua ua SM 1(7 79 ia aa is MM 17 4) ii a 1117 aa na B41 NL 2M NL 14 NL ur: 10 NL 11 a NL tm nl est: in a 07 aa aa 15 NL iinrjs: 66 NL 42 31 NL Joseph W.

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Surviving are a son, Ronald J. of Mehlville; a daughter, Joan E. Kriemelman of St. Louis County; and three grandchildren. OS 540 1.24 NL Funeral services for Joseph W.

Johnson, a violinist who performed in studio orchestras here, will be at 11 a.m. tomorrow at the Michael Fitzgerald Mortuary, 4580 South Lindbergh Boulevard, Sappington. Burial will be in Sunset Burial Park. Mr. Johnson, 75, died of a heart ailment Tuesday at St.

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Mr. Schroeder, 78, died Tuesday at St. John's Mercy Hospital in Washington, Mo. He was an administrative judge in Franklin County from 1962 to 1972. He was mayor of Union from 1953 to 1957.

He also served on the Board of 11. 14 11 73 11.17 11.60 One wm 14.24 NL Keystont Mass: CeoTNT "This cannot go on," he "Something must be done to halt the ruinous policy of limitless deficit spending. Something must be done to arrest the growing cynicism of the American people about their government's sincerity irv; doing something about the problem." Arnold said the question of federal deficits had ceased to be simply an economic issue. "It has begun to gnaw at the very bonds of respect and credibility, which a government must have to function," the candidate said. SEDALIA, Mo.

(UPI) Separating himself from many of his party's members, Burleigh Arnold, a Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate, says he supports the call for a balanced budget amendment to the U.S. Constitution. The idea is soon to be voted on by the Senate. In a statement Wednesday, Arnold said the amendment was not his preferred answer to runaway federal deficits.

But, he added, "the repeated failures of Congress and the administration to exercise fiscal discipline leaves no practical choice." Ocoenheimer Fd: Cantennial Go CUS Bl 13.19 13.71 561 NL Lion's Club, Saddle Club and St. Paul Lutheran Church. He operated a restaurant in Union for 30 years and did some farming there. Surviving are his wife, Helen; two sons, Don and Bill, both of Union; a daughter, Shirley Redell of St. Charles; six grandchildren; and four great grandchildren.

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Surviving are his wife, Ann, and a son, Marvin. A funeral service for Allen A. Coughenour of Ladue will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Kriegshauser West Funeral Home, 9450 Olive Boulevard, Olivette. Burial will be at the Hiram Cemetery.

Dr. Coughenour, a dentist who practiced in north St. Louis County for 18 years, died Wednesday of an apparent heart attack while walking in Des Peres Park. He was 51 Dr. Coughenour graduated from l3 75Mayl964 15 75Mayl9B4 1 66 Jun 1964 14.38 Jun 1984 Rale Mat date Bid Asked Bid Cm) YW 98 13 98.21 .1 14 59 101 22 101 24 14 60 90 19 90 27 .1 14 16 99 16 99 24 .7 14.51 16.20 87 20 .20 13.31 88 88 8 .1 13.87 97.14 97.24 .2 14.52 95.9 95.17 .4 14.54 back to the people to forge a public consensus for public policies." Ryan also called for a "national town meeting" to address important issues.

The event would be modeled on local town meetings held in New England. "It's time we rebuild our democracy in the best tradition of small-town democracy," he said. Tom Ryan, Democratic candidate the U.S. Senate, has proposed a national advisory referendum that would require Congress to put up to three issues on the ballot every general election. Ryan said its purpose would be "to give people more power over government by making Congress come 8 KB Jul mi W.2U W.24- .1 I.HAug 1982 99 14 99 II .1 9 00 Ana 1982 W.16 W70 .1 20 99.24- .1 98.24 98.28 99.18 99.22 .1 99.11 99.13- .1 97.20 97.24 97 26 97 30 99 27 09 31 97 29 98 1 100 13 100 15 99 11 99 22- .3 99.16 99 24 .4 102.14 102.18 .1 98.23 98.31 .3 86 25 87.1 .3 99.35 100.1 .3 97 97.4 1231 83 15 .1 83.6 84 6 .1 12 51 L38AUCJ 1984 12.07 7 25 Aug 1984 12.27 13.2SAug 1984 12.40 12.l)Sep 1984 13 18 14.38NOV 1984 12 87 16 00NOV 1984 1)80 II 00 Dec 1984 1)71 S.OOFeb 1985 1)86 14 63 Feb 1985 13 76 13 38 Mar 1985 13 84 3.25Mayl985 13 94 4 25May 197545 14 22 10 38 May 1985 14.13 14 l3Mavl985 14.40 14 38 May 1985 14 27 14 00 Jun 1985 14 .30 8.25Aug 1985 funeral notices .1 90 14 90 30 9120 98 28 99.22 99 91 15 98.23 14.28 85.4 88.2 88.10 102.15 102.23 9 25Mavl989 79.10 79 26 .14 13 91 0 00 Jul 1989 99 8 99 12 .2 14.64 V0.75NOV 1989 64 2 14 10- .4 14.26 3.50Feb 1990 8) 10 84 10- .7 6.11 l.25Mayl990 7) 14 74.14 .20 13.64 10 75 Aug 1990 111 8) 16- .4 14.24 13 00NCW 1990 93 12 93 20- .2 14.34 14 50 May 1 Win 99 27 100 3 .1 14 41 14.88Aug 1991 101.20 101 21 1449 I4.15NOV 1991 98 22 98.30 .2 14 46 14.43Feb 1991 100.13 100.11- .3 14.50 13.75Mayl991 96.9 94.13- .1 14.45 4.25Aug 1987-92 83.11 83.27- .11 6.46 7.25Aug 1992 65.29 66.13- .9 13.42 4 00Fet) 1986-9 83 9 83 25- .4 6.09 6 75Feb 1993 42.14 6 .10 13 38 7 88 Feb 1993 44.20 67.4 .10 13.89 7.50Aug 1968-93 45.14 65 30 .12 13.51 I.

63AU0 1993 4928 704 .10 14.01 8.63 Nov 1993 49 23 69 31 .4 13 97 9 00Feb 1994 71 20 71 21- .6 13 97 4.13Mavl98994 83 10 13.24- .4 404 t.75Aug 1994 69.26 70.2 .2 13.93 10.13NOV 1994 76.23 76.31- .12 14.12 3.00Feb 1995 83.14 84 .2 4.70 10.50Feb 1995 78.28 79.4 .4 14.08 l0.38Mavl995 78.5 78.13- .3 14.05 91 91.8 .6 14.12 II. 50NOV 1995 84.7 64.15- .1 14.11 7.00May 1993-91 S8.2 58.11- .5 13.35 I 3.50NOV 1998 13.18 84.2 .3 4.93 8.50Mayl994-99 653 64.19- .4 13.82 7 68Feb 199SO0 40.10 40 18- .1 11.94 8 38 Aug 199540 6) IS 63 23- .1 1) 90 ll.75Feb 2001 84 11 14 19- 14.11 )UMav200l 92 21 93 4 .5 14.18 8 00 Aug 199641 61 5 61.13 .9 13.77 I 13 38 Aug 2001 94.18 9426-. 3 14.17 1S.75NOV 2001 108.10 108.18 .2 14.43 14 25 Feb 2001 99.27 100.1 .6 14.24 8.25Mav200O-O5 42 62 8 .2 1168 7.63Feb 2O02-O7 59.7 59.15- .5 13.22 7.86NOV 2002-07 40.24 61.8 .22 13.20 8 38Aug 2003-08 62.13 42.21- .7 13.64 8 75 Nov 2003 08 64.26 45.2 .2 13.68 9.1)Mav20O4l9 67.6 47.14- .1 13.72 10.38NOV 2004-09 75.14 75.24 13.81 11.75FC 2005-10 84 20 14 21 .6 13.91 10D0Mav2OO5-1O 72 31 73.7 .1 13.79 12.75NOV 2005-10 91.11 91.27 13.91 13.88 May 2006-1 1 98 26 99.2 .3 14 01 14 OONov 2006-11 100.23 100.31 .23 13.87 3 14.21 9.6JAug 1985 .1 96.14 96.11 99 20 99 22-96 16 96 20 98 24 98 28 99 31 100 7 95 2 97.27 97.31 100 30 101.2 91.12 91.20-95.2 95 100.6 14 22 I5.IWMO ivos 14 2 11.75NOV 1985 14 30 14.l)DeC 1985 U.I3Aug 1982 J.38Seo 1982 JJ 1982 12.130CI 1981 7.I3N0V 1982 7 88 Nov 1981 088 NOV 1983 938CMC 1982 13Dec 1982 '13 63 Jan 1983 JOOFeb 1983 13 88Feb 1983 ,13.63 Mar 1983 14 50 Apr 1983 7.88 rVlav 1983 1 1 63 May 1983 :TS.63Mayl983 3 25Jun 1976-83 i SBJun 198 14.63 Jun 1983 15 88 Jul 198 25Aug 196) ll.SSAug 1981 l6.25Aug 198 9 75SC0 1983 I600SW 1983 1983 .,7 OONov 1983 9.88NOV 1983 12 13NOV 1983 10 SOOec 196) ll.OODec 1983 15.00 Jan 1984 7.25Feb 1984 15 l3Feb 1984 II 13 Mar I vm 11 25 Mar 1984 43 B8Apr 1984 9.25 May 1984 13 25Mavl9S4 14.51 14.67 14.51 14.12 1441 1469 10 06 1064 1434 1462 1440 14.55 14.15 14.42 14.79 14.53 14.57 14.51 14.57 14.25 14.64 1471 14.14 12.23 1463 14.85 1427 14.49 1432 14.59 14.60 13.85 14.43 14.51 13.91 1456 14.74 14.05 1460 14 64 .11 13 04 13 SOFeb 1986 .2 14 25 14.00 Mar 1986 .1 14.41 7.88 May 1986 14.50 13.75Mayl986 14.43 14 88 Jun 1986 14 40 lOOAug 1986 14 60 6.13NOV 1986 GLYNN, SHIRLEY (nee Baum), wife of the late John J. lynn, mother of John J. and (even T.

Glynn, sister of Daniel W. Baum, dear sister-in-law, aunt, cousin and friend. Graveside service Fri July 9, 2 p.m. at Mount Sinai Cemetery. KUTIS Service.

LASER, WILLIAM Sun July 4, 1982, beloved husband of Esther Laser (nee Boehme), dear father of James and Perry Laser Dorothy Hicks. Lucy woods and Virginia Smalley, father-in-law, grandfather, great-grandfather and uncle. Services were held at HOF-FMEISTER COLONIAL Mortuary, Wed. 10:30 a.m. Interment was in Parklawn Cemetery.

BURKHART, REV. ESTELLA after a long illness, July 5, 1982, dear sister of Loretta Baity and Edward Burkhart and the late Dolores Bradley, our dear sister-in-law, aunt of Ronald and Lawrence Baity and other nephews and nieces and cousin. Funeral from JOHN STYGAR A SON. 9825 Halls Ferry Rd. on July 9 at 1 p.m.

Interment Sunset Burial Park. Member of Bethel Temple Assemblies of God Church. Visitation Wed. after 4 p.m. 1018 101 10 94 24 94 28- .1 97.12 97.16- .1 101.20 101.22- .4 94 30 95 2 .2 101.16 101 24 101.1 1019 .1 91 27 92 3 .4 94 .1 94 21 97.2 97 4 94.23 94.31 .1 97.30 98.6 .1 100.13 100.21 .1 .4 92.18 92 26 98.18 98.24 .5 94 24 97 2 .2 98.5 98 13 .2 81 II II 19- .1 97.10 97.14 100.13 100 15 .3 11.3 81.11- .3 77.28 78 28 .2 97.12 97.20- .1 10)28 104 82.11 82.21 93.24 94.10 .1 91 24 92.2 97 24 98 .4 94.22 94.30 .1 74.14 77 .4 92.4 92.11 .4 94 30 95 4 77.10 77.24 .4 97 21 97.25 .3 102 14 101 18 .5 77 22 78 6 .2 99 30 100 2 .2 98 24 9( 28 5 SCHAUMBURG, KARL July 7, 1982.

fortified with the Sacarments ot Holy Mother Church, beloved husband of Jennie Schaumburg (nee Canziani). dear brother-in-law of Charles and Theresa 8aregnani, Joe and Pierina oiombo, Mario and Georgia Canziani and Julia IwanowsKi, dear uncle, great-uncle, and dear cousin of Margaret Schaumburg and family. Funeral 8:30 a.m. from JOHN L. ZIEGENHEIN SONS, 7027 Gravois to St.

Ambrose Church, 9 a.m. Mass. Interment New St. Marcus. A member of Carondelet Pinochle Club, Hill 2000, Keenager and The Z.

Senior Citizens Clubs. Contributions in his memory to The American Cancer Society appreciated. Visitation 2 p.m. 14.26 13.88 Nov 1986 14 40 16.I3N0V 1986 n- 14 39 9 00 Feb 1987 13 59 12.75Fb 1987 14 35 12.00Mavl987 14.47 14.00M4VI987 14.43 1987 14.42 7.6)Nov 1987 14.52 12.38 Jan 1988 13 95 11.25 Apr 1988 GOLDBERG, ROSE July 7, 1982, beloved wife of the late Joseph Goldberg, dear mother of Stan (Judy) and Harold (Mary) Dveris. our dear grandmother, mother-in-law, aunt, and cousin.

Graveside service Fri 1:30 6 m. at Chesed Shel Emeth emetery, 7500 Olive St. Rd. RINDSKOPF SERVICE. 90.11 90.21 100.16 100.24 .2 14.60 8.25Mayl988 99 1 99 5 .1 14 69 I4.00JUI IVBB 99 22 99 JO 14.29 15.380ct 1988 98 21 9( 29 .2 14.51 8 75 Nov 1988 91 21 91.11 14.34 14 6 Jan 1989 97 1) 97.11 .1 14 54 14 38 Apr 1989 CAREY, JULIA ANNA, formerly of St.

Louis, June 22, 1982, mother of Lawrence Philip Rudolph and Germaine H. Bathe, grandmother of 9, great-grandmother of 3. Funeral was held June 25 at The Jefferson Barracks Chapel. Interment Jefferson Barracks. Member of W.I.

B.C., The 600 Club and N.A.R.F.E. BERRY HANSMANN THOMPSON. HELEN Hb-sent from the body, present with the Lord, July 8. 198, beloved wife of the lat Lawrence Thompson, de-tr mother of Mary Lou Rice, Dorothy Lee Veanes and the late Harry A. Thompson, dear grandmoth-, er, great-grandmother, mother-in-law.

sister-in-law and aunt Funeral Sat Julv 10, 1 1 30 a from MATH HERMANN SONS Chapel. 10212 Halls Ferry Rd. Interment Friedens. Visitation Fri. after 2:30 m.

TIMPE, BETTY 5, 1982. fortttied with th Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved daughter of Edith Kiee McRaven) and the rate enry H. Timpe, dear sister ot George Virginia A. and Robert Timpe, dear sister-in-law, aunt great-aunt, mecep cousin and dear friend Funeral 9 30 am.tom JOHN ZIEGENHEIN SONS. 7027 Gravois to St.

Martm of Tours Chufch, 10 am Mass. Interment Valhalla. Membur of Legion of Mary and the Blue Army. Visitation 3 p.m. -f WHEELER.

CHARLES J. (CHUCK), Wed July 77 4982. beloved husband of Barbara (nee Broeder). dear Jather of Midge of Milwaukee. Wise and Chad of Gypsum, dear nephew of Ed Niestrath, sor-lrt-law ot Mildred and the late Otto Broeder, brother-in-law.

uncle and great-uncle. Funeral from the ALEXAN DER SONS TOWN Chapel. 6175 Delmar Interment private In lieu of flowv ers friends wishing may make contributions to The Heart Fund. In state 2 p.m.' MAHER. ELSIE (nee Reed).

July 7, 1982, beloved wife of James Maher, dear sister of Nancy Stites and Annie Rector and the late Arnold and Meta Reed, dear sister-in-law, aunt, greal-aunt, great-great-aunt and cousin. Services at SCHRADER Funeral Home, Ballwin, 2 p.m. Interment Oak Hilt Cemetery. Visitation 1-9 p.m., Thurs. Mrs.

Maher a member ot Southampton Presbyterian Church, American Legion Aux. Hnit No. 555. Natl AsBn. of etlred Federal Employees, Retired Civil Service Employees Aux.

of St. Louis and Young at Heart of Southampton Presbyterian Church. In lieu of flowers contributions to Southampton Presbyterian Church Memorial Fund will be appreciated. GOLDBERG, SARAH, July 7, 1982. wife of the late Nathan Goldberg, dear mother of Mrs.

Sidney (Doris) Herman and Mrs. David (Ada) Kramer, sister of Mrs. Fanny Meyers, grandmother of Robert and David Herman, Mark Kramer and Linda Kramer Zoller, great-grandmother of Rebecca Elizabeth Zoller, dear aunt. Graveside services July 9, 12 noon at Chesed Shel Emeth Cemetery, 7500 Olive St. Rd.

Memorial contributions preferred to charity of your choice. BERBER MEMORIAL SERVICE. SCHROEDER, REINHARD of Union, suddenly, July 6. 1982, dear husband of Helen Schroeder (nee Bar dot), dear father of Shirley Redell, Don and Bill Schroeder, our dear father-in-law, grandfather, great-grandfather, brother, rother-in-law and uncle. Funeral services July 9, from St.

Paul Lutheran Church, Union, 10 a m. Interment Immaculate Conception Cemetery. Visitation after 7 p.m. Wed at The OLTMANN Funeral Home, Union. Mo Family prefers memorials to The St.

Paul Lutheran Church Building Fund. Mr. Schroeder was a former alderman, mayor and city police judge of Union, and a former county judge for Franklin County. COUGHENOUR, DR. ALLEN D.D.S..

suddenly July 7, 1982, beloved husband of Ann Coughenour (nee Baker), dear father ot Marvin Adair Coughenour, dear brother, brother-in-law, uncle, nephew, cousin and a host of friends. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER WEST, 9450 Olive. July 10, 11 a.m. Interment Hiram Park. In lieu of flowers contributions to The American Cancer Society or The Epilepsy Foundation appreciated.

A diplomat of American Board ot Oral Surgeons, and a member of American Dental Society and Greater St. Louis Dental Society. Visitation after 3 p.m. Fri. FREE SEMINAR: How to feel a lot better about income taxes next April 15th.

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Estella P. Carey, Julia Anna Coughenour, Dr. Allen D.D.S. Dickenson, Alma B. Easton, Gene Ebert, Phillip H.

(Lefty) Fehrenbach, Carolena C. Gabriel, Bonnielynn H. Gehm, Sarah M. Georges, Louis Glynn, Shirley I. Goldberg, Rose M.

Goldberg, Sarah Graham, Jack H. Jr. Kays, Waverly P. Henson, Harroll L. (Bud) Hubert, Joseph Jackman, Marie Louise Johnson, Joseph W.

Kraft, Louise A. (Lucile) Laser, William Maher, Elsie Mixon, Bonnie (Katz) Mixon, Rozzfland Muckerman, Walter B. Nance, Setta A. Plcarella, Dan Putnam, Aldon E. Rossi, Ambrosina Schaumburg, Karl 0.

Schroeder, Reinhard F. Schulze, Frank J. Senturia, Dr. Ben H. Sharp, J.

Paul Slaten, Harry Sr. Solomon, Nellie Stites Tate, Judge Joseph T. Thomas, Emma K. Thompson, Helen M. Timpe, Betty J.

Wheeler, Charles J. (Chuck) Whitaker.ElmerJ. Young, Leone B. MIXON, BONNIE (KATZ), July 1, 1982 ol Orlando, Fla. formerly of Collinsville, dear mother of Rebekah and the late Rozziland Mixon, dear daughter of Frances and the late Meyer Katz, dear sister of Marsha (Richard) Casler, Jill (Tom) Bri-gartce.

Ken Kingsley and the fate Bary Katz, our dear sister-in-law and aunt. Graveside Service July 9, 10:30 a.m. at Chesed Shel Emeth Cemtery, 7500 Olive St. Rd. BERGER MEMORIAL SERVICE.

GRAHAM, JACK H. July 7, 1982, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved husband of Mary A. Graham (nee Deterd-ing). dear father of Scott W. Graham, dear son of Betty Graham, dear brother, brother-in-law, son-in-law, uncle and cousin.

Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER WEST, 9450 Olive BlvdL Fri July 9, 9:30 a.m. to St. Richard Church for 10 a.m. Mass. Interment National.

In lieu of flowers contributions to The Dr. Marc Wallack Cancer Research Fund, 4960 Audubon, St. Louis, Mo. 631 10 appreciated. Visitation after 2 p.m., Thurs.

DICKENSON, ALMA B. (nee Carson), on Tues. July 6. 1 982, wife of the late Thomas Dickenson, dear aunt ot Marion Brown and Annabell Carson. Graveside service will be held 1 p.m..

July 9 at Lake Charles Cemetery. DREH-MANN-HARRAL SERVICE. SCHULZE, FRANK Mon July 5, 1982, beloved husband of MarceHa F. Schulze (nee Wobbe), dear father of MarceHa Rohr and Edward J. Schulze, dear grandfather great-grandfather, brother, brother-in-law.

father-in-law, uncle, nephew and cousin. Funeral July 9. 10:30 a.m. from MATH HERMANN SON'S Chapel. 10212 Halls Ferry Rd.

Interment New Picker (St. Louis Memorial Gardens). Mr. Schulze was a retired member of Boilermaker's and Helper's Union. Visitation Wed.

after 5 p.m. WHITAKER, ELMER astenp in Jesus, Thurs July 8, 1982, beloved husband of Marguerite Whitaker (nee Kohrs), dearest brother of Liliie Hill, Walter and Robert Whitaker and the late Alice Thomas and Curtis Whitaker, our dear brother-in-law, uncle, cousin and friend Services at HOFFMEISTER COLONIAL Mortuary, '6464 Chippewa at Watson, Sat. at 10:30 am. Interment Zlon Cemetery Mr. Whitaker was a member of Chicago Web Pressmen Union.

In lieu of flowers memorials to Hope Lutheran Church. 5218 Neosho St Louis. Mo 63109 preferred VISITATION FRI AFTER 2 P.M MIXON, ROZZILAND, July 1. 1982 of Orlando, Fla. formerly of Collinsville, dear daughter of the late Bonnie Mixon, dear sister of Rebekah Mixon, dear granddaughter of Frances and the late Meyer Katz, our dear niece and cousin.

Graveside Service July 9, 10:30 a.m. at Chesed Shel Emeth Cemetery. 7500 Olive St. Rd. BERGER MEMORIAL SERVICE.

EASTON, GENE, July 8, 1982, husband of Arlene Zinser Easton, father of Deborah Jean and Janice Marie Easton, brother of Geneva Ijames, dear brother-in-law, uncle, cousin and friend. Funeral service SHEPARD Funeral Chapel, 9255 Natural Bridge. 1 p.m. to Memorial Park Cemetery. Visitation after 5 p.m., Thurs.

HAYS. WAVERLY July 7, 1982. dear husband of the late Virginia Hays, father of Gordon W. and Donald W. Hays, grandfather of Judith, Robert, Janet and William Hays and father-in-law of Barbara and Janet Hays.

-Service af LUPTON Chapel, 7233 Delmar 1 1 30 a.m. Entombment Valhalla Mausoleum. Friends mav cull nt SENTURIA, DR. BEN July 7. 1 982, beloved husband of Nancy H.

Senturia, dear lather ot Alice R. and Ben H. Senturia beloved brother of Ethel Shear and Ida Lewin, our dear brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral service 2 p.m. at Temple Emanuel, 12166 Conway Rd.

Interment private. Contributions preferred to Jewish Hospital of St. Louis, in the name of Dr. Senturia. RINDSKOPF SERVICE.

Chapel 4 to 9 In lieu of EBERT. PHILLIP H. lowers cQmripuiions may oe Wentzvlle. Julv 6. 1982 Louis Heart maae to ine s.

age 5b, dear son ot Heathe M. Assn. in (nee Howeiij.aear orotner YOUNG, LEONE B. (nee Bit khead). July 7, 1982, beloved wife of the late Joseph L.

Young, beloved mother tjf Durward and Joseph Garland Young, beloved sister of Mildred Shields, dear mother-tn-law. grandmother, sister-in-law. and aunt. Mrs Young at BAUMANN 6 COLONIAL Chapel, 2504 Woodson Overland Thura, July 8. 4-9 p.m.

thenjb CARTER-RICKS Funeral Horn. Winheld. 4-9 rft Funeral Sal 2 p.m. Interment New Satem Cemetery. Memb4r First Baptist Church of St.

John and Pyphian Sisters of Mq. M. bbert, of Karen A. Ebert, Ray Jerry H. Ebert.

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and the late Mariorie Rehmeier. dear brother-in-law, uncle and cousin. Mr. Ebert at E. PITMAN Funeral Home, Wentzvllle, after 2:30 p.m., Thurs.

Funeral July 9 at 10:30 a.m. from Pitman Chapel, Interment Linn Cemetery, Wentzvllle. SHARP, J. PAUL, at Fall River. July 6.

1982, husband ot Mildred (Peg) Sharp, father of John, William and Richard Sharp. Burial in Hackettstown, N.J. Memorials may be made to First Presbyterian Church of HENSON, HARROLL L. (BUD), July 7. 1982, beloved husband of Sharon L.

Henson (nee Licklider), dear father of Harroll L. and Darryt Henson, our dear brother, brother-in-law, son-in- law, uncle, nephew ana cousin. Services July 9, 10 a.m. at COLLIER'S Funeral Home, 10123 Charles Rock Rd. Interment Laurel Hill Cemetery.

Visitation after 3 p.m., Thurs. FLORISTS 03t MUCKERMAN, WALTER age 87. suddenly July 7, 1982. fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, husband of Margaret P. Muckerman, father of Walter and Peter Muckerman and Peggy Swift, brother of Mrs.

Thomas Hurley, Mrs. Charles reuse and Mrs. Rolwing, grandfather of nineteen. Funeral from LUPTON Chapel, 7233 Delmar 9:45 a.m. to Our Lady of Lourdes Church for 10 a.m.

Mass. Interment Calvary Cemetery. No visitation. NANCE, SETTA (nee McFarland), July 8. 1982.

at Farmington, beloved wife of the late Wiltard Nance, Sear mother of Willard R. lance. Mrs. Henry (Virginia) Middendorf, Mrs. Robert (Donna) Pehr and Mrs.

Bill (Betty) Walker, dear mother-in-law, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister, aunt, great-aunt and cousin. In state Wed. after 6 p.m. at -BERT R. BOYEf Funeral Home, Leadwood, Mo.

Services 2 f.m. from The Boyer Chapel, nterment St. Francois Memorial Park, Bonne Terra, Mo. Express Your Sympathy with i i FLOWERS FEHRENBACH, CAROLENA fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church. July 5, 1 982.

dear aunt of Dorothy Hogan, Lorraine Deich-mann and Nicholas Fehrenbach. our dear great-aunt, great-great-aunt and cousin. Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home. 1 01 51 Gravois, (AF-FTON). July 9, 9:15 a.m.

to St. James The Greater Church. Interment New St. Marcus Cemetery. Masses preferred.

In parlor 3 p.m. 3801 S. Grancf South Countv enter ALLISON, ROBERT July 5. 1982. beloved son of Amanda E.

Htnch and the late Ervie Allison, dear brother of Thomas and Willis Allison, Helen Willie aftd Eathel Wiggins, our dear biDther-in-law, uncle, preat-uncle, nephew and cous- Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home, 2906 Qravois, July 9, 9 a.m. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. Member of St. Louis Chapter No. 1 O.A.V.

In parlor 5 p.m. ANACLERIO See Thomas MONUMENTS 938 HUBERT, JOSEPH, July 7. 1982, husband of the late Elizabeth Hubert (nee Schutz), dear father of George, Richard. Edward Hubert and the late Earl Hubert, our dear brother, father-in-law, grandfather, greatgrandfather, Drother-in-faw and uncle. Funeral from TED FENDLER Funeral Home, 7420 Michigan at Koeln.

July 9, 8:30 a.m. to St. Mary Magdalen Church for Mass at 9 a.m. Interment Sunset Burial Park. Visitation -after 3 p.m., Thurs.

ROSEBROUGH MONUMENT. 7001 ChiDKWO 3511300 523? W. Florissant 365 7766 fRATERWM NOTrCIS 039 SLATEN, HARRY July 6, 1982, beloved husband of Peart Slaten (nee McGhay) dear father of Harry Jr. and Norman Slaten. our dear father-in-law, grandfather, greatgrandfather, brother, brother-in- law, uncle and cousin.

Funeral Services in the Chapel of CALVIN FEUTZ Funeral Home, 9480 Lewis Clark (Hwy 367). 10:30 a.m. Interment Frledens. Mr. Slaten was a 28 year member of Beacon Lodge No.

3 A.F A A.M., member of Scottish Rite. Moolah Temple Shrine and Past Patron ot Beacon Chapter No. 256 O.E.S. Masonic Services 8 p.m. Memorials to Shrin-ers Hospital for Crippled Children preferred.

IN PARLOR AFTER 1 P.M., THURS. SOLOMON, NELLIE, July, 7, 1982, beloved wife of the late Joseph Solomon, dear mother of Harvey (Bernice) Solomon of Louis, dear sister of Al (Cele) oldberg of Detroit, beloved grandmother of Jason (Ann), Barry and Alan Solomon, dear Sreat-grandmother of Tracy and ustin Solomon, our dear aunt and cousin. ftraluaBirta ArvlrA Fri 9 a m. Date: Wednesday, July 14th Time: 7:30 p.m. Place: Ramada Irm-iAjiport, 9636 Natural Bridge St Louis GABRIEL, BONNIELYNN H.

(nee Hill), July 6, 1982, beloved wife of the late Joseph W. Gabriel, dear mother of William Gabriel and Marilyn Forir. dear grandmother ot Gabriel and Brooke Forir and Emily Gabriel, our dear mother-lrHaw, sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home. 10161 Gravois (AF-FTONj.

July 9. 11 a.m. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. Contributions to St. Louis Heart Fund appreciated.

In parlor 3 p.m. BACH. MAGDALINE July 7, 1982, dear wife of the late Jacob W. Bach, dear mother of Estelle Bach, dear sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral Sat, 11 a.m.

at St. Lucas U. C. 11735 Denny Rd. Interment St.

Lucas Cemetery. Visitation 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. at BOPP Chapel. 10610 Manchester Kirk wood. PfCARELLA, DAN.

fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church. July 5, 1982, beloved husband of Rose Pica-rella (nee Sciortino), dear father of Thomas D. Picarella, Rosalie Lahay and Dan G. Picarella, dear brother of Joe Picarella, our dear grandfather, father-in-law, brother-in-law, uncle and cousin. Funeral from KUTIS Funeral Home, 2906 Gravois on July 9.

1982, 8:30 a.m. to St. Liborius Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Masses preferred.

In parlor 4 p.m. JACKMAN, MARIE LOUISE, July 6, 1982, dear wife of Waldo Jackman, mother of Mrs. E. B. Woodward.

Private Services were held at Oak Grove Mausoleum. In lieu -of flowers contributions may be made to St. Louis Heart Assn. LUPTON SERVICE. MAIL TODAY-OR CALL -FOR FREE RESERVATION Mail to: Merrill Lynch, Attn: Rhonda Nelson 383 Chesterfield Center, Chesterfield, MO 63017 Or call: (314) 532-8900 at Oak Ridge Cemetery.

Chica- Musician's Union Local 2-197-r7 Please be odvised of the deqw of JOSEPHW. JOHNJjpN Funeral 11 a.m., Michael Fifzaerold Mortuory. 4580 Lirtfi-berph. Visitation PLUMBERS LOCAL.35 I Please be advised of the death ot' OTTOC.BOERNET7 I Honor Member. Died jWv, go.

IH. RINDSKOPF SERVICE ivih. visnaiioo qrrer OEHM, SARAH M.t fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, Wed, July 1982, beloved sister of Edward and the late Mary, John and Frank Gehm and Julia Harrelt, our dear sister-in-law, aunt, great-aunt, cousin and friend. Funeral July 9. 8:30 a.m.

from BUCHHOLZ Mortuary, 5967 W. Florissant Ave. to Corpus Christ! Church (Jen- nlngs) for 9 a.m. Mass. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

Masses D.rn.: lit jav B. amim runerai Home, PUTNAM. ALDON on July 7. 1982, beloved husband of Ruth P. Putnam (nee Schaf-er), father of June Porter, dear fjrorher, brother-in-law, father-n-law, grandfather, uncle, cousin and friend.

Visitation 3 to 9 p.m. at John STYGAR SON, 9825 Halls Ferry Rd. Funeral services July 9. 10 a.m. at Moiine Baptist Church, 2003 Chambers Rd.

Interment Oak Grove Cemetery. Manchester ve. r-unerw-sat 10. Ila.m. JOHNSON, JOSEPH July 6.

1982, beloved husband of the late Ella M. Johnson (nee Wendt), dear father of Ronald J. Johnson and Joan E. Kriemelman, dear father-in-law of Phyllis M. Johnson, dear grandfather of Jeffrey, David and Susan Johnson, dear brother of the late Elizabeth Rossow, our dear brother-in-law, uncle, great-incle and friend.

Funeral from THE MICHAEL FITZGERALD MORTUARY, 4580 3. Lindbergh at Graovis. July 9 at 11 a.m. Interment Sunset. Mr.

Johnson was a past member of The Orchestra of the St. Louis Symphony Municipal Opera and KMOX Radio and V. Visitationa after 2 p.m., Thurs. V. i i ,1 a i i 9 Li STITES See Thomas TATE, JUDGE JOSEPH of Union, suddenly July 6, 1962, dear husband of Lucille Tate (nee dear father of the late William Joseph Tate, dear father-in-law of Jean LaMonte Tate, our dear grandfather, great-grandfather, brother and uncle.

Memorial service July 9. 2 p.m. at The First United Methodist Church, Union, Mo. Visitation at The OLTMANN Funeral Home, Union, after 3 p.m. Thurs.

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I cannot attend, but please send me a free copy of the 36-page booklet, "Investing in Municipal Bonds for Tax-Free Business Rune Home Phone BAUM See Glynn BENSKIN. MARCELLA E. (nee Buse). July 6. 1982, Maryland Heights, age 60, dear wife of Joseph B.

Benskin, dear mother of J. Bruce Benskin, mother-in-law of Sue Ann Co-verdell Benskin, dear sister of Jack L. Buse and Mrs. Kilby (Carmen) Weber. Funeral service 10 a.m., St.

Peters Catholic Church. Interment St. Charles Memorial Gat dens. The family Is being served by the BAUE Funeral Home, 620 Jefferson St. Charles where friends may call after 2p.m., Thurs.

Memorials may be given to the Cancer Society or Gideon Society. BOERNER, OTTO July 7, 1982, beloved" husband of Ber-nice E. Boerner (nee Walk), dear father of Jerry Boemer and Kathleen Yingling, our dear father-in-law. brother, brother-in-law, grandfather and uncle. Funeral July 10, 11 a.m.

from JAY B. SMITH Funeral Home, 7456 Manchester Ave. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Mr. Boerner was retired from Plumbers Local 35 and a member of Maplewood Lodge 566 A.F.

ft A.M. who will conduct services FrL 6 D.m. a Visitation after 3 p.m. Thurs HARRY LIERMAN. WC CEMETERIES- 1 MAUSOLEUMS 2 FOUR Grave lots In Valhalla Cemetery, sect.

27 MOO ea. lot. Call i 1 LOTS at Sunset Burial Parte Lor! 9 10 In Rose Garden. Musi be loldtfo Veteron. Coll FOR SALE: 4 Adult Garden, Oak Hill Coll527 Merrill Lynch customers, please give name and address of Account Executive: GEORGES, LOUIS, July 6.

1982, beloved husband of Kos- tandina ueorges, dear brother of James Georges, Argyro Ster- fiooouios or wincinnati, unio, hanasi and Stergios Georges of Greece, dear brother-in-law. III MEMORUM 045 KRAFT. LOUISE A. (LUCILE). July 6, 1982, beloved wife of the late Elmer A.

Kraft, dear daughter of the late William C. and Katharine Har- MALONE, CHESTER, Jury lit ROSSI, AMBROSINA. (nee Catanio), July 6, 1982. fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved wife of the late Charles Rossi, dear mother of Caesar L. Rossi and the late Charles and Rose, dear grandmother, great-grandmother, aunt and cousin.

Funeral from CLACATERRA Funeral Home, 5142 Daggett July 9. 8:30 a.m. to St. Ambrose Church, Mass 9 a.m. Interment Resurrection Cemetery.

Member of Madri Crlstiane Society of St. Am Morrill Lvnch THOMAS. EMMA K. (nee Ful-bright), July 6, 1982, beloved wife of the late Luther Thomas, dear mother of Emma Anajlerk) and Verntce Stites. sister of Ethel Angermund and Myrtle Lenauer, grandmother, 8reat-grandmother, mother-in-iw and aunt, in her 95th year.

Funeral July 10, 10 a m. from MATH HERMANN a SON'S Chapel. 10212 Halls Ferry Rd. Interment Oak Grove. Visitation Thurs.

after 4:30 p.m. rmann, dear sister of the late Milton William C. and Helen UiK.it) BtHj ursnuiairK" Funeral from AMBRUSTER Mortuary, 6633 Clayton 10 a m. to St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church.

Funeral Service 10:30 a.m. Inrter-ment St. Matthew Cemetery. In state 2-9 p.m. Trisagion Service 7 p.m.

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