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00 00 000000 TUESDAY, MAY 25, 1971 HAMILTON, OHIO, JOURNAL THE DAILY NEWS PAGE TWENTY TIRES Mrs. Ramseyer, Teacher Here 24 Years, Plans Retirement After 24 years with the Hamliton city school system, Mrs. Florence Ramseyer will retire at the end of this school year. A reception will be held in her honor at the end of a spring musical concert at Fillmore School Thursday. Concert starts at 7:30 p.m.

Refreshments will follow. Mrs. Ramseyer was born and raised in 1 Hamilton. Her father, John Unzicker, was a superintendent of elementary education for many years in the Hamliton system. Mrs.

Ramseyer attended Polk and Taylor Schools and graduated from Hamilton High School. She started teaching in 1947 at Pierce school, and went to Fillmore in 1955. She received her B.A. degree from Miami University in 1951, and her M. A.

degree from Miami University in 1953. She has an additional 30 hours of college work since that time. Plans Travel Many senior citizens know Florence Ramseyer best from carols that were sung by her students at the various rest homes and Murstein house each year at Christmas. Her students will remember her best for her talks and momentos on the American Indian. She has taken a number of trips to the Western part of the United States to collect MRS.

RAMSEYER mation and art objects of the American Indian. She has also taken other trips to Europe. She and her husband, Harris Ramseyer, plan to continue living at their present address on Hamilton-Richmond Highway. She is looking forward to working at her many hobbies and visiting her children in California. They are Phil Ramseyer, a teacher, and daughter, Joyce Miller.

Mrs. Ramseyer hag eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Fairfield Concert Tonight Seven -year-old Jimmy will appear as a guest artist tonight at the Fairfield High School Spring Concert at 8 o'clock in the high school gymnasium. Stay. Granted On Liquor Suspension A seven-day suspension, with a stay of execution granted until Novermber, has been ordered for Geneva Anderson, doing business as Otto's Cafe, 1195 Shuler for alleged violation of the Ohio liquor laws.

The Liquor Control Commission, in announcing the decision following a hearing in Columbus, said that if the permit holder is not convicted of further violations before November, the suspension will be remitted. The citation was for alleged Sunday sale of intoxicating liquor on Nov. 22. Jimmy, a first grade pupil at St. Bernard Elementary School, has been playing He start- the organ for about a year.

ed taking lessons in July. He also began taking riano lessons this year at the University of Cincinnati's College Conservatory of Music. The concert will feature the Fairfield concert band and stage band, both under the direction of Howard Chapman. Family tickets at will be available at the door. Adult tickets are $1 and student tickets are 50 cents.

Mrs. Dees, 63, Dies Tuesday Mrs. Mabel Dees, 63, 1300 High died Tuesday at 4:15 a.m. in Fort Hamilton Hospital. Funeral arrangements are incomplete at Klaus Weigel Funeral Home, Elvin Ave.

and N. St. OPEN HOUSE TUESDAY MAY 25 5 To 8 P.M. A 6459 CANASTOTA DRIVE NORMANDY HEIGHTS. This Bi Level, home contains Three (3) bedrooms, Two.

(2) bathrooms, a 14x28, Reck Room, large living room carpeted wall to wall, kitchen and dinette, gas furnace, drapes, and hardwood floors thru Built of brick and aluminum siding this lovely vacant home is only 10 years old and rests on a lot 68x125. DIRECTIONS GO PAST ROSE HILL CEMETERY TO NORMANDY HEIGHTS SIGN, TURN LEFT ONTO CANASTOTA TO ARTHUR. F. MILLER Realtor 184 NORTH SECOND ST. 105-7304.

DIAL Karl S. Korn Dies Monday Karl! S. Korn, 77. 1204 Cleveland died Monday at 3:15 p.m. Mercy Hospital, where he had been a patient one Mr.

Korn was born in Buffalo, N. Y. April 25, 1894, a son of Sebastin J. and Elizabeth M. Hemmerlein Korn, and came to Hamilton as a child.

He was educated in St. Mary Parochial school. On May 6, 1914, he married Mary E. Theobald. Mr.

Korn was a machinist at Baldin Lima Hamilton for over 20 years, until his retirement 1959. He was a member of St. Peter In Chains Church and the parish Holy Name Society. Mr. Korn's favorite pastime was walking.

He was well known by all in the 'neighborhood, and affectionately called "Pop Korn" by the neighborhood children. Name Family Mr. Korn was well liked by all who knew him. He leaves his wife, Mary, Hamilton; one son, Robert Korn, Hamilton; two daughters, Mrs. Bernard (Patricia) Mick, Hamilton, Mrs.

Paul (Mary Jane) Sherlock, Hamilton; 13 grandchildren; nine great grandchildren; other relatives and many friends. He was preceded in death by one daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Millspaugh; and one sister, Mrs. Elsie Kessling. Funeral services will be conducted Thursday at 9:30 a.m.

in the Zettler Funeral Home, 2646 Pleasant Ave. Funeral Mass will be intoned in St. Peter Church at 10 a.m. Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday from 6 until 9 p.m. Holy Name services will be at 7:30 p.m.

Burial will be in St. Stephen Cemetery. Mrs. Hayes Dies At 63 Mrs. Hope Allen Hayes, 63, 2848 Hamilton Mason Road, died Monday at 6:37 p.m.

in Mercy Hospital where she had been a patient three weeks. She had been ill two years. She was born in London, March 29, 1908 a daughter of Robert and Nackie Gaines Allen, and was educated in the schools of Laurel County, Ky. She received a teacher's certificate from Sue Bennett College, London. Sept.

28, 1929 she was married to John W. Hayes in Covington, and had resided in Hamilton since that time. For 16 years Mrs. Hayes was a substitute elementary school teacher in the Fairfield School System. She was a member of the St.

Clair Ave. Baptist Church and was devoted to her home and family. Mrs. Hayes enjoyed flowers. Members Of family She leaves her husband; two sons, Willis Dean Hayes, Her: mosa Beach, Lt.

James D. Hayes, Lexington Park, United States Navy; one daughter, Mrs. Joyce Ann Harn, Redonda Beach, five sisters, Mrs. Maude Dalton, London, Mrs. Mae Rider.

Frankfordt, Mrs. Hazel Straube, Cincinnati, Mrs. Georgie Gill, Hamilton, Mrs. Gladys Robinson, Norwood; other relatives and many friends. Mrs.

Hayes was preceded in death by her parents; one sister, Mrs. Minnie Hodges. Private funeral services will be conducted at the convenience of the family in the Webb Funeral Home, Ross Ave. and S. by the Rev.

James Troxel of the St. Clair Ave. Baptist Church. There be no visitation. Burial will be in Rose Hill Memorial Park.

Friends who so desire may contribute to the St. Clair Ave. Baptist Church in memory of Mrs. Hayes. Births Reece, Carl and Annette (Christensen), 1415 Western, boy, May 2, Fort Hamilton.

Thompson, Gary and Gail (Bonar), 1190 Colonial, a boy, May 24, Fort Hamilton. Chasteen, Glen and Arnola (Browning), 1261 Shafer, boy, May 24, Fort Hamilton. Singleton, Robert and Patricia (McWhorter), 717 Millville, a girl, May 25, Fort Hamilton. DeLano, Gregory and (Natali), 632 Laurel, a boy, May 24, Mercy. Hodge, Frank and Grace (Johnson), 2255 Benninghofen, a girl, May 24, Mercy.

Foley, Francis and Joan (Morningstar), 432 Hooven, a girl, May 24, Mercy. Lunsford, Donald and Florrie (Davis), 344 Heaton, a boy, May 25, Mercy. BIRTHS THIS YEAR Boys Girls 422 Total 914 Sets of Twins 7 Mayor Kevin White of Boston says one out of five people in Boston are on welfare. Mrs. Mays, 82, Dies Tuesday MR.

BIEDENBENDER A. F. Biedenbender Services Private; Business Career Private funeral services for August F. Biedenbender, 71, 305 S. Washington who died noon Monday in his residence, will be held at the convenience of the family in the Webb Funeral Home, Ross Ave.

and S. St. Burial will be in Rose Hill Memorial Park. There will be no visitation. Friends who so desire may direct memorial contributions to the Cincinnati Speech Hearing Center, 3006 Vernon Place, Cincinnati, Ohio 4521, or to their favorite charity.

A prominent Hamilton businessman, Mr. Biedenbender had not been in good health for several years. He was born in Price Hill, Cincinnati, Ohio, on June 24, 1899, a son of August and Rose Froelicher Biedenbender. When he was 12 years old his family moved to Hamilton where he completed his education. On June 20, 1940, he married Edna Roberts in Hamilton.

Formed Agency Mr. Biedenbender and Eugene Welborn. formed the Dodge Agency in 1921 which they Mr. operated until 1926. In 1926 Biedenbender and Tom Hood former the Chrysler Agency and were in business until 1928.

Later in 1928, he and Howard Dorenbusch formed the Citizens Motor Car Co. They operated the agency at Fourth and High Sts. until 1943. At which time they moved to Main St. Mr.

Biedenbender bought Mr. Dorenbusch's portion of the business and operated the agency until 1951. Mr. Biedenbender and John Schwartz formed the Citizen Motors, a Chrysler Plymouth agency on Nov. 4, 1955.

The corporation was dissolved in September of 1968. Mr. Biedenbender's association in the automobile industry spanned 47 years in Hamilton. He was a life member of the BPOElks 93, of Hamilton. He enjoyed yardwork and was a wood craftsman.

Mr. Biedenbender spent time in his workshop pursuing his hobby. Member Of Family He leaves his wife, Edna Biedenbender; two daughters, Mrs. Carl A. (Dianah) Meyers and Mrs.

Richard A. (Lisa) Kuehn, both of Cincinnati; a brother, Dr. Harold Biedenbender a Hamilton surgeon; a sister, Mrs. Harry (Viola) Wurst, Hamilton; a grandson, Bradley Alan Kuehn, Cincinnati; nieces, nephews; grand-nieces; grandnephews; other relatives and many friends. He was preceded in death by three brothers, Edward Biedenbender, William Biedenbender and Arthur Biedenbender; three sisters, Mrs.

Robert (Edna) Bissett, Mrs. Samuel (Estella) Scott and Mrs. Al (Rose) Brunck. Russell Hillman, Brookville, Dies Russell Eugene Hillman, 56, Brookville, died Monday at 7:05 a.m. in the Hillebrand Nursing Center, Cincinnati.

He was a partner with his brother, William Hillman, in the Hillman Brothers Ford Sales in Brookville. Mr. Hillman was elder and trustee of the First Christian Church of Brookville. He was past master of Harmony. Lodge 11, Free and Accepted Masons of Brookville and the Scottish Rite of Indiana.

'A past president of the Brookville Kiwanis Club, he had served as past lieutenant governor of Division 10, Kiwanis International. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Marjorie Polar Hillman; his parents, Harry and Ola Cleaver Hillman, Drewersburg, a son, Kenneth, L. Hillman, Columbus, two grandchidren; a sister, Mrs. Mary Shearwood, Cincinnati; four brothers, Marshall Hillman, Mt.

Carmel, Marion and Wil. liam Hillman, both of Brookville, and Merritt Hillman, Drewersburg, Ind. He was preceded in death by a sister. Services will be Thursday at 10:30 a.m. EST in Phillips Memorial Chapel, Brookville.

Burial will in Maple Grove Cemetery, Brookville. Friends may call at the funeral home after 13 p.m. EST Wednesday. Mrs. Lillie Mays, 82.

Heidelberg, died Tuesday at 2:15 a.m. in the Center Haven Nursing Home where she had been four days. She was born near Heidelberg. Ky. Nov.

2, 1888, a daughter of John C. and Perdilia Lynch Farmer. Mrs. Mays was a member of the Christian Church in Lee County, Ky. She was devoted to her family.

She leaves six sons, Larkin Mays, Wilgus Mays, Robert Whitley Mays, all of Kentucky, Clayton Mays and Gilmer Mays, both of Hamilton, and John C. Mays, Middletown; three daughters, Mrs. Andy (Ada) Price, and Mrs. Alford (Audrey) Deacon, both of Kentucky, and Mrs. Barbara Gullett, Hamilton; a number of grandchildren and great grandchildren; three sisters; other relatives and many friends.

Rites Thursday She was preceded in death by her husband, Whitley Mays in 1965 and two sons, Arthur and Clinton Mays. Funeral services will be Thursday in the Newman Funeral Home, Beattyville, Ky. Burial will be in Stone Coal Cemetery, Beattyville. Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday afternoon and evening. Local arrangements were by the Campbell Funeral Home, 640 High St.

Investigate Auto Mishap, Discover Vehicle Is Stolen Two boys, one 14 and the other 16 years old, were taken into custody by police Monday in connection with theft of an automobile, sheriff's deputies reported. Officers responding to an cident at Rte. 27, and Reily-Millville Road said they found the automobile involved belonged to Linda N. Freeman, Main and had been stolen from a driveway at 747 Main St. Officers said there was blood in the car, indicating someone in the vehicle had been injured in the accident.

Find Youths A short time later, Sgt. James Powell, of the sheriff's department, found. the boys walking south on Rte. 27. He said one of the boys had blood on his face but contended he had fallen.

When questioned further, officers said, the boys admitted stealing the car to go riding. The boys were treated at Mercy Hospital for minor injuries sustained in the accident. Detective Larry Castator, of the juvenile division of the sheriff's department, also assisted in the investigation. Discuss (Continued From Last Page) understanding of social needs and to help them develop effective solutions for those needs. Four new officers of the Deanery Council were elected at a recent meeting in Monroe.

They are Dick Biltz, Monroe, -president; Mrs. Hubert Duivenvoorden, West Chester, covice president; Mrs. John C. Niehaus, Hamilton, corresponding secretary; and Joseph Snow, Middletown, treasurer. Miss Mignerey (Continued From Last Page) 1968 graduate of Taft High School.

Other tribunal officers for 1971 72 are Eric Chabrow, Lansdale, president; Virginia Ruth Klette, Park Hills, corresponding secretary; Juley Zimmerson, Dayton, Ohio, recording secretary; and Thomas Zaferes, Cincinnati, treasurer. Other members of the Tribunal are Thomae Keefe, Cincinnati; Henry Menninger, Cincinnati, Jay Rosenbaum, Brooklyn, N. Gregory Sofer, Cincinnati; Jeffrey Bloomer, Toledo; Alan Dine, Cincinnati; Arthur Frank, Cincinnati; Judy Jennings, Cincinnati; Lisa Johnson. Arkon; and F. Bruce Simmons, Coshocton.

GALA MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND At Beautiful New HOWARD JOHNSONS at 1-75 and State Reute 123, Middletown, Ohio SATURDAY NOON MAY 29 Thru Monday Noon May 31 Includes afternoon pool side party, Saturday evening bountiful hat buffet, Continental breakfast Sunday and Monday mornings. See you pool side Saturday, Total price $42.50 per couple. Call For Reservations Area 513-424-3551 IN THIS SCENE FROM "THE CRUCIBLE," to be performed by Thespian Troupe 300 and the Fairfield High School Drama Club, Thursday, Lloyd Boldman, foreground, as "Deputy Governor Danforth," warns Sharon Bicknell who plays "Abigall Williams," of the penalties of lying in his courtroom. In the background, are Chris Schliesman as "Rev. Hale," and Darrell Rice as "Cheever." Present 'Crucible' At GHCT Meeting Thursday Excerpts from Arthur er's famed witchcraft play, "The Crucible," will be performed at the 8 p.m.

Thursday meeting of the Greater Hamilton Civic Theater by Thespian Troupe 390 and the Fairfield High School Drama Club at Fairfield High School, Nilles Road. This chilling tale of witches and witch-hunting was originally presented in March, 1971, by the troupe. In April it was performed in the district competition in where two of the students in the play, Angela Ourati and Lloyd Boldman, ceived special awards from the judges for their performances. Miss Curati was voted to the all-star cast, which consists of the best performer from each school entering the contest. Mr.

Boldman received his award as the best supporting actor. This was one of only four acting awards presented at the contest. The play revolves around "John Proctor," played by Kevin Moore, and his struggle to save his wife, his name and his very life from the fury of the witch-hunters. His wife, played by Laura Fortner, is a woman Fort Hamilton Mrs. Donald Applegate, Fairview; Martha Bowling, 537 N.

Fifth; Mrs. John Egbert, 3422 Hamilton Scipio; Dorothy Frederick, 2213 Dixie; Luther Kerr, 1311 Summer; Mrs. Howard Lapp, 3543 Epley, Cincinnati. Mrs. William Messerschmitt, 1635 Chippewa; Mrs.

Edward Moorehead, 1451 Exeter; Mrs. David Rosencrans, 1287 New London; Robert Schul, 4352 Stubbs, Middletown; Helen Fairfield Hospital Dismissals Sherman, 967 Millville; Mrs. Donald E. Stuckey, 450 Oakwood; Mrs. Gary Turner, 212 S.

Joy Volle, 869 Hayes Mrs. Thomas Williams, 434 Belle. Mercy Mary Allen, 4340 HamiltonMiddletown; Charles Barnes, 1110 Vine; Mrs. Earl Burcaw, 315 Kings Mills, Mason; Mrs. Jeffe Brewer, 1226 Long; Earl Brown, 85 Windsor; Dale Casewell, 236 S.

Fourth; George Creamer, 1017 Everett, Harrison. Kenneth Griffith, 976 Laurel; Adam Hammerly 3655 Rose; Mrs. Harold Haywood, Rte. 1, Laurel, Mrs. William Karr, 709 Rigdon; John Litzy, 133 Grant; Nathan Mandell, 2505 Vera, Cincinnati; Mrs.

Gregory Muench, 6748 3 Apache Way, West Chester. Mrs. Felix Murden, 1831 Shuler; Mrs. Kenneth Novak. 425 S.

13th; Mrs. Gary Pendergrass, 148 Webster; Jane Redmon, Box 4. New Trenton, Mrs. Steve Roark, 1112 Grand; Allen Shazier, 224 Chestnut; Jonathon Tuggle, 861 Laurel. Mrs.

Anthony Weaver, 8873 Princeton-Glendale, Port Union; Russell Willer, 1235 Beissinger; Mrs. Joseph Wolf, 1024 Clinton. torn by her own emotions and prodded by the rival for her husbands love, "Abigail WilE nell. liams," played by Sharon BickThe conflict culminates to a peak of excitement during the trial sequence when the dog. matic Deputy, "Governor forth," played by Lloyd Boldand cold and calculating "Judge Hathorne," played by Mark Jackson, allow the terics of the frightened chitdren, "Mercy Lewis," played by Pam Hopton, "Susanna Walcott," played Judy Jones, and "Abigail Williams" to condemn "Proctor" as a warlock.

No Charge They are aided by the hypocritical minister of the village of Salem, "Reverend Samuel Parris," played by Ken Walton. Others in the cast include Larry Greene as "Giles Corey," Jerry Kimble as "Francis Nurse," Rick McCollum as "Thomas Angela Curati as "Mary Warren," Diane Simpson as "Rebecca Nurse," and Randy Wolf as "Hopkins," the jailer. The production is under the direction of Patricia Davis. There is no price of admission. Greater Hamilton Civic Themeetings are open to the public, and newcomers are welcome.

A brief business meeting will precede the presentation "The Crucible." GHCT members. are urged to attend to vote on nominees for the Board of tees. 0 (Continued From Last Page) $988 as part of the city's $2,988 share to Butler County for payment to the 0-K-I authority. Fairfield has been participating financially in 0-K-I but is now attempting to more fully determine the federal agency's role in relation to city programs. The safety service director was authorized to cooperate with Hamilton in obtaining engineering for a porposed project to eliminate a traffic bottleneck on Rte.

4 between Bishop Ave. north to Laurel Ave. A public hearing which preceded the meeting last night involved a proposed change from agriculture to multiple family home in a 27 acre tract, property of Harold Follmer, along Rte. 4 adjacent to Mont Du Ville apartmnet complex. The proposal was referred to the planning commission for study and recommendation.

Council passed an ordinance to accept a plat in Lindale subdivision proposed for a housing development. The area was changed inzoning from agriculture to one family residential. Council also approved plans to contract with Hamilton to provide water service to several homes on Hill Ave. because Hamilton's existing water main is closer to the area. Council set June 27 as Soap Box Derby Day in Fairfield City.

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