The Journal News from Hamilton, Ohio • Page 63

MONDAY, JUNE ft, iffl HAMILTON OHIO, JOURNAL THI DAILY NEWS PAGE Man Hides In Store on Chestnut and south through Ninth St. altey. The robber had an afro hair style, was about 19 or 20 years old and wearing a brown short sleeve shirt and brown and white trousers. He weighed around 150 pounds. Gary Roberts, 33fr N.

Fourth reported to police theft of a Chas. Metzger Dies At Piqim MR. METZGER Charles E. Metzger, 76, TIB Broadway, Piqua, former Ham ilton resident, died Saturday at 3:45 p.m. in North Wayne Manor, Piqua, -where he had been a patient one month.

He had been ill for several years. Born in Willodell. June 2. 1695. be was the son of J.

W. and Emma (Romig) Metzger. He was graduated from Covington, Ohio, High School. A retired conductor for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, he moved to Piqua from Ham ilton three months ago. He leaves his wife, Margaret (Williams) Metzger; two daughters, Mrs.

Lee (Bee) RogefehJ, Hamilton, Mrs. Mark (Rosemary) Saurber, Denver; a son, Norman Metzger, Hamilton; two stepchildren, Mrs. Don (Charlotte) Bertling. Piqua, Bill Williams, Lancaster, three sisters. Mrs.

William (Minnie) Schultz. Piqua, Mrs. William (Ida) Mutzner. Greenville, Mrs William (Helen) McVety, Piqua, He was preceded in death by his first wife, Lucille (Williams) Metzger, and a son. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 10 a.m.

in the Jam Ison Funeral Home, Piqua, with the Rev. Warren Bright. Friends may call at the funeral home Monday from 3 until 5 p.m. and from 7 until 9 p.m. today.

Bu rial will be in Rose Hill Me mortal Park in Hamilton with services in the Park Chapel at 1 p.m. conducted by the Rev Lester Dresch, pastor of St. John United Church of Christ, of which he was a member. 1,000 OARS ADDED DAILY TO U.S. TOTAL NEW YORK The nation's ear population is growing at a pace, with half the growth accounted for by fam Uies owning two or more cars ape player, 10 tapes and one shirt, all valued at $115, 'rom (Ms car parked at his home.

Theft of a camera, two rolls of ilm, lour packages of cigaret- cs and two pints of vodka, all valued at $48, from the automobile of Fred E. Warren, Gosh, while the car was parked at he rear of the 300 block of Ludlow was reported to police. Albert H. Ott, 105 N. Second reported to police Saturday heft of 438 which he had on.

the bar at the Red Front Cafe, SI S. Fourth St. He said tha theft occurred while he turned away to play the Juke box. Dallis Tibbetts, 670 Wyoming Fairfield, reported to po- ice theft of a set of wooden xtension ladders valued at $30 from the yard at 723 Belle Ave. Theft of three stereo tapes valued at $15 from the glove compartment in the automobile of Mrs.

Fran Mesler, 350 N. Eastview Drive, while the car was parked at her home, was reported to police. William R. Clouse. 1019 Lud low reported to police that a thief broke open his son's piggy bank and stole $10 in assorted change.

A teen-age boy was observed leaving the building shortly before the theft was discovered. James R. Lindy Dies In Illinois; Accident Victim James Russell Lindy, 20. 11055 W. 80th Place 111., ied in a hospital there Satur- lay evening as a result of an utomobile accident.

Born in Hamilton. July 7, 1950. he was the son of Raymond and Cozetta (Smith) Lindy. The amily moved to LaGfange hortly after his birth. He attended the schools of the area and the University of Texas at fit Paso for two years and he University of Northern 111- nois for one year.

During the summer he was employed by his father at the Infra Red Heating Chicago. He leaves his parents, a brother, Michael Lindy. Bridgeview, two sisters, Mrs. Aired (Paticia) Deutscher, Brook- leld, Mrs. Terrance Ostermann, Chica- 50; maternal grandmother, Mrs.

Mary Lindy Hamilton; an aunt, nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by lis paternal grandfather John and maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard (Martha) Smith. Mass of the Resurrection will intoned at St.

Cletus Church Grange, Tuesday morning A blessing will be given at the Colligan Funeral Home, 437 Third Hamilton Thursday at 10 a.m. Burial will be in St Mary Cemetery here. Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday after 5 p.m. A tachometer and pressure gauge of undetermined value were stolen from the automobile of Mike Taylor, 934 Dayton while the car was parked at his home, he reported to police. A thief apparently was fright ened away while attempting to enter a window at the United Community Service Building Claude Rogers, 438 Park Ave, reported to police.

A thief forced open a window to enter and ransack the home of Mrs. Betty Burke, 4066 Kenwood Drive, she reported to police. Apparently nothing was taken. Thieves took items valued at $421.95 from the home of Dennis Glenn, 35 Spandrel Drive. Fairfield, according to Fairf ieW police Sunday.

A rear basement door had been kicked in to gain entrance. Taken was a tape player valued at $126; twelve tapes. $60; a rifle, $138, police radio, $69; and power pack for the radio, $26.95. Items of undeternined value were taken in a break-in at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Richarc Shrider, 6666 Morning Sun Road, according to the sheriffs office Sunday at 1:45 p.m. A screen door near the living room was pried open. The house was ransacked. A table radio movie camera, rifle, shotgun and some change from a piggy bank were taken. Edward Morehead, 1451 Exeter complained to the sher iff's office Saturday his garden hose valued at $21 was taken from his yard.

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OS-JIM R. T. Hill, 71, Overpeck, Dies R. T. Hill, 71, 2509 Jackson Road, Overpeck, died Sunday at 2:15 a.

m. in Mercy Hospital. He was born in California, Ky on Juy 9, 1899. a son of Robert Cecil and Elnora Smith Hill. He married Alice Wehr on June 2.

1923. Mr. Hfll was a shipping clerk at the Buckeye Foundry until the firm closed. He served as trustee of St. Clair Township for 17 years and was a 50-year member of the Knights of Pyth ias.

A member of the First United Presbyterian Church, Overpeck Mr. Hill had served as deacon and later as a ruling elder of the church. Years ago, he was manager of a team in the old Kentucky, Indiana and Ohio (KIO) baseball league. He leaves his wife. A-lice HOI; five sisters.

Mrs. lola Schmidt, Mrs. Ben (Rose) Tape, both of Hamilton, Mrs. Arthur CLucille) Ash. Marietta Mrs.

S. C. (Katherine) Toman. Middtetown, Mrs. Richard (Helen) Sterling.

Dunedm a brother. Forrest Hill Overpeck; other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by a daughter, Mrs. Virginia Johnson who was killed in an automobile accident in 1960. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 10 a.m.

in the Campbell Funeral Home, 640 High with the Rev. Howard Sharp, pastor of Hickory Fla' Church, officiating. Burial will be in Hickory Fla Cemetery. Friends may call a the funeral home Tuesday from 4 until 8 p.m. Births Hilton.

Lawrence and Carol (Pierson), 421 W. Ritter. Seven- Mile, a boy, June 20, Fort Ham ilton. Evans, H. Donald and Vera (Richie).

6578 Kilby. Harrison a girl. June 19. Fort Hamilton Siegel, Gilbert and Suzanne (Green), 613 Ogden, Oxford, a boy, June 19, Fort Hamilton. Marhefka, Denise and Diane (McClain).

1774 Kahn. a girl June 19, Fort Hamilton. Arvin, Ronald and Donna (Garcy), Dixie, a girl, June 19, Fort Hamilton. Irwin, Thomas and Phylliss (Strait), Joyce Park, a girl June 19, Mercy. Btount, Jerry and Dorothy (Li ford), 12062 Westerly, Cinctana a boy.

June 20, Mercy. Beatty, Robert and Peggj (Whitehouse), 1271 Julie Marie West Chester, a girl, June 20 Mercy. Gaskins, Ronad and Linda (Whitesell), 67 N. Second girl, June 21, Mercy. Rich, Curtis and Linda (Wag era), 603 Hanover, a girl, June 21.

Mercy. BIRTHS THIS YEAR Boys 580 Girls 498 Total 1078 Sets of Twins 'The Spot' Granted Night Club Permit The issuance of a D-5 permit to the Milebeth Corp. doing busi nesi as The Spot, 1521 Hamilton Richmond Road, Hanover Town was announced today by the Ohio Department of Liquor Control. TV D-S permit is a night club permit and authorises the sale of beer, wine and liquor by the gUu until 2:30 a.m. Hospital Diimistah WEATHER FORECAST Showers are forecast Monday In much of the East and Sooth- west.

There will be cool weather in the Great Lakes area and in the Rocky Mountain States. Warm temperatures are expected In the Deep Sooth and In the Wirephoto Mrs. Russell Rites In N.Y. Funeral services for Mrs. Kathryn E.

Russell, 80. 1101 Noyes were held Friday in Lights Funeral Home, Schenectady, N. with the Rev. Robert Albohm, Zion Lutheran Church, Schenectady, officiating. Burial was in Niskayuna Reformed Cemetery.

She died Tuesday in Golden Years Nursing Home here. Born July 4, 1890, in Watervi- liet, N. she was the daughter of Nathan and Margaret (Sicker) Kirkham. She retired from her job as a clerk for the Carl Schenectady, in 1961. She has been a resident of Hamilton for three years.

She leaves a son, Henry Russell, Hamilton; a daughter, Mrs. Irvine (Margaret) Hoyser, Hamilton. She was preceded in death by her husband. Henry N. Russell, her parents, three brothers and two sisters.

Mix Drivers In Agreement Members of Teamsters Union Local 100 voted 134 94 Monday morning at union headquarters in Cincinnati to accept the results of negotiations with the Ready Mix Concrete Association. The ratification by the membership ends the three weeks strike that has idled an estimated 700 truck drivers and yard workers at 10 concrete firms in the Cincinnati Hamilton area. All workers are scheduled to return to work Tuesday morning, according to union officials. The three year contract provides increases of 85 cents an tour the first year, 50 cents an hour the second year, aand 55 cents an hour the third year. The old contract expired June 1, but the pay increases are not retroactive since the men have not worked since the contract expired.

An area member of the concrete association said the drivers were averaging $4.50 to $4.60 an hour, before the new contract. Walter Lindsay Rites Conducted Pallbearers for Walter Lindsay, 69, 1902 Edison who died Thursday at Mercy Hospital, were David Senger, Gene Shelton. William Sackenheim, Ed Ashford, Gordon Lindsay and Clarence Hudson. Funeral services were held at 10 a.m. Monday in the Zettler Funeral Hone.

2646 Pleasant with the Rev. A.M. Wilson. First Church of the Nazar- ne. Trenton.

Burial was in St. Stephen Cemetery. Probe Operations Of Sewage Plants CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) The Cuyahoga County grand jury begins its investigation to day into sludge operations at sewage treatment plants of the City of Cleveland. County Prosecutor Char les Laurie would not comment on reports that the investigation also would deal with sludge hauling contracts and catch ba sin cleaning contracts held by two private firms. Some city employes among 19 penons subpoenaed to appear during the probe.

The county started an inves tigation earlier in the year when it was learned that a sludge hauler had overcharged the city. Recover Body Of Young Swimmer RIPLEY. Ohio (AP) The body of 11-year-old Greenfielc man has been recovered from Straight Creek near here where he had been swimming Sunday Police said that Kenneth Howard had been swimminf near a boat dock on the creek in Brown County when he be gan screaming for help an( went underwater. Try jMirail-Nm CltnUM Hamilton Fire Runs SATURDAY 5:23 p.m. 428 Ridgelawn Betty Gaibraith, 78, fell at lome, head laceration, to Fort Hamilton Hospital by emergency squad.

6:58 p.m. 10 Hum assisting persons. 10:54 p.m. 213 Thomas Hazel Turner, 47. 1750 S.

Derexa Drive, ill. to Fort Hamilton Hospital by emergency squad. 11:31 and 11:42 p.m. malicious false alarms on West Side. SUNDAY 1:45 a.m.

1091 N. Washington and 100 block of Ohio turn off fire hydrants turned on by vandals. 2.09 a.m. 925 Maple Rose Leptak, 39, 536 Heaton difficulty breathing to Fort Hamilton Hospital by emergency squad. 2:12 a.m.

302 East fire in dumpster, no damage. 4:39 a.m. 49 Chestnut Earl Turner, 31, Beekman Cincinnati, difficulty breathing, to Mercy Hospital by emergency squad. 10:14 a.m. 1376 Mosler Roy Jacobs, 41, fainted, to Fort Hamilton Hospital by emergency squad.

12:49 pjm. 160 High James Lee, 54, 118 S. Second difficulty breathing, to Mercy Hospital by emergency squad. 6:06 p.m. 429 Belle Mitchell Pierson, 14, 2044 Madison choking on food, to Mercy Hospital by emergency squad.

7:47 p.m. 1001 Vidourek Drive. Monica RuKin, 41, unconscious, to Mercy Hospital by emergency squad. 9:53 p.m. 2480 Dixie assist persons.

11:19 p.m. 1301 Grand Apt. 4, Mackie Lam'b, 25. chest pains, to Fort Hamilton Hospital by emergency squad. Butler Couiitian Dies (CoatMed From Lmrt Page) Drive, Fairfield.

Driver of the other vehicle was Michael Reffitt, 19, 2796 Elgin Road. The sheriff's office said Reffitt was attempting to turn onto Rte. 130 to proceed south on Rte. 27 when be struck the Schoonover car. One of two drivers was slightly hurt when automobiles collided on U.

S. Rte. 27, one tenth of a mile south of Oxford. about (1:45 am Sunday, the sheriffs office reported. Hurt was Dennis C.

Cruzen, 19. Hyde Park Drive, who told Patrolman Ed Urban he would see his family doctor. Cruzen was cited for failure to maintain an assured clear distance. The other driver, Donald P. Loge.

17, 4140 Miami-Western Drive, Oxford, was unhurt. The officer said Cruzen, southbound on Rte. 27, failed to observe the Loge car stopped to make a turn and struck the vehicle in the rear. Chris Keppler, 18. 494 Haldimand suffered a left wrist Five Area (Contlmitd From Last dents.

She scored in the top five per cent of all students taking the ACT and SAT tests. She was a member of Badin's drill team and French club and active in school affairs. A two-year scholarship in nursing was awarded to Miss Anastasia Spinelli. 2350 Middletown Road, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Philip Spinelli. She will continue her training at Ohio State University School of Nursing where she has been enrolled since September. 1970. She is a 1969 graduate of Badin High School and completed her first year of college at the University of Dayton before transferring to Ohio State University. She was a member of the National Honor Society from 1967 through 1989.

Lawrence Luff, 904 Quincy Drive, Hamilton, received a two- year scholarship in nursing at Miami University, Hamilton Campus, where he has been at tending classes since September, 1969. He is a 1969 graduate of Taft High School and is employ ed as an orderly at Mercy Hos pital. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A.

Luff. sprain and shoulder injury in a motorcycle accident on Eaton Eload and was taken to Fort Hamilton Hospital for treatment at p.m. Sunday, the hos said. Steven Beckett, 19. 626 Westridge Drive, was taken to Fort Hamilton Hospital at 12:20 a.m.

Monday for treatment of a right hand injury suffered in a motorcycle accident investigated by the sheriffs office, the hospital said. He was dismissed. Gregory Campbell, three, 87 Cole Drive. Fairfield, was treated Saturday afternoon at Fort Hamilton (Hospital for a lip laceration suffered in an automo- accident, the hospital reported. The child was taken to hospital by the Fairfield emergency squad.

An automobile accident on Winton Road in Hamilton County injured six persons, according to attendants at Mercy Hos- where they were taken Saturday at 2:56 p.m., for treatment iby the Springdale, Greenhills and Forest Park emergency squads. Reported in fair condition are Mary Martin. 56, J296 Frost Court, Cincinnati, palvis fracture and possible abdominal injury, and Ann Farmer, 43, 324 Oliver Road, Cincinnati, jaw fracture. Treated and dismissed were Leslie Martin, 13, 1296 Frost Court, Cincinnati, who was examined for possible injuries, and Joseph Martin. 59, same address, face and elbow abrasions.

Also hurt were Tammy Renfro, 10, 142 Pansy Road, Blanchester, abrasions and bruises, and Belinda Renfro. five, multiple abrasions and contusions. Martin Webb. 58, Rte. 3, Camden, was treated at Mercy Hospital at 7:10 p.

m. Saturday for chest injuries suffered hi an automobile accident on Rte. 725 near Germantown, the hospital reported. Pert Hamilton George Alexander, 2290 Stahlheber; Mrs. William Antes.

Box 92. New Trenton, Ind; William Bell, 2057 Clark; Mrs. Richard Bondor. 201 E. Chestnut, Oxford; Mrs.

Lowell Bowling. 1283 Northern. Somerville. Mrs. Charles Bradley, 217 Hudson; Mrs.

Asa Brown, 2661 Wilson, Cincinnati; Mrs. Charles Brown, 136 N. Mrs. William Butiier, 1782 Millville; Mrs. Lowell Campbell, 1740 S.

Derexa; Cheryl Campbell, 3425 Benninghofen; Mrs. Joseph Carota, 10284 New Haven. Harrison; Wendell Clontz. 4081 Hammond. Robert Coyner, 60 Greensward; Mrs.

Lloyd Davidson, 322 N. Front: Mrs. Kenneth Davenport, 47 N. McKinley; Yrs. Marion Davidson.

125 Park; Thomas Delph 2008 Fairfax; Laura Farthing, 412 Hartford; Roy Ford, 2251 Morman. Mrs. David Gundler. 1820 Grand; Mrs. Martin Harris.

2027 Layhigh; Mrs. Forest Harvey, 366 Harvard Mrs. Robert Hays, 3995 Bedford; Lomax Housden, 1856 Resor; Mrs. Rovie Hubbard. 323 Progress; Elizabeth Inloes, 3295 River.

Mrs. Homer Jackson. 277C Andrew; Garfield Johnson. 2839 Elgin, Oxford; Allen Lakes. 3354 Reily-Millville; Mrs.

Bert Ledford. 3764 Eaton; Geraldine Mahany, 116 Hilltop, Oxford; Edward Martin. 169 Union; Marc Massie, 2256 Elmo. Mrs. Jack Mullin, 1728 Sunset; William Murphy.

27 Linda; Hildred Mclntosh; 2570 Ross Hanover; Martha McKnight, 3009 Lanes Mill; Mrs. Gorman Oakley, 2150 Millville; Edwin Philips, 805 Mark; Noah Philpot, 515 Highland. Andrea Poppel, 308 Wyoming; Mrs. Artemis Ramsey. 433 Belle Mildred Ranke, 118 Arch; Mrs.

Michael Readnower, 510! Pleasant; Edwin Reiter. 1567 Stahlheber. Deborah Rumpler, 104 Traffic (CMtlmM Ttom Lfttt sistance. Planned Parenthood operates on a budget of $26,000 per year, all of which comes from private contributions. The financial plight of the agency resulted from the increase of 300 new patients since Jan.

1, 1971, Mrs. Wolpton said, The interim director explain ed that if the county could make the $1,000 available now, the agency could apply for a federal grant next year. William Donham, commission er president, told the group that they could possibly consider some financial assistance for the agency in 1971 but not this year He said the present county budg et is depleted (or the fiica year. ft Infant Cross Dies Saturday Infant Gross, daughter of James and Aundrea Crane Gross, 708 S. Seventh died shortly after birth Saturday hi Fort Hamilton Hospital.

She leaves her parents; her paternal grandfather Raymonc Gross. Hamilton; her maternal grandmother. Mrs. Nancy Crane, Hamilton. Graveside services will be conducted Tuesday at 2 p.m.

in Greenwood Cemetery by the Rev. Steve Faulkner of the Beechwood First Church of God. Arrangements were by the Webb Funeral Home, 'Ross Ave. at S. St.

Thurch, Somerville; Raymond Schmidt. 301 Harrison; James Smith, 100? Hunt; Mrs, 'aul Steele, 4343 MilliWn; Eafl Thompson, Box 33, WaynesviHej Mrs. Charles Ward, M91 Taft, Debora Weather, 10 HurmJ Mrs. Charles Wehr, 44 Windsor? Cheri White. 978 Nilles; as Whitley, 621 Forest; Kent Winkler.

1810 Stahlheber; ry Withrow. 307 South rary Wright, 655 Woodlawtt? Mrs. Gary Yost. 717 McGuffey, Oxford. Mercy Mrs.

Arville Arthur, 625 ow; Mrs. Arnold Asher, 118 ft, fifth; Mrs. Dewey Barker, 1782 See; Foyd Barman, 9821 Rap- sody, Dayton; Lisa Bundy. 121C Edison; Pamela Bundy, 1211 son; Frank Carew, 522 Vine. Mrs.

Frederick Cieslak, 413 Owen Conlin. 820 Main; Robert Conrad. 5348 De- Alva; George Deem, Camdenf Jerry Doyle. 720 Sycamore? Frank Ebbing. 2103 Princeton; Mrs.

Martin Ebert, Corner; Del-mar Ellis, 105 N. Second. William Evans. 618 S. Fourth;" David Feith.

6671 Cincinnati; Ventura Fikes. 241 Morris; Mrs. Hubert Hall, 1M Williams; Mary Hall. 814 S. Fourth; Linda Joseph.

2191 Jackson; Theresa, Lampl, 2646 Brookcrest. Thomas Little, 25 Shawneef Herbert Me Coy, 1104 Greenwood; Mrs. George McGhee, 522 Seven Mile. Seven Mile; James Marsh, 1686 Wayne Mad. ison, Trenton; George Merrill.

520 Hanover; Mrs. Brant Parker. 500 Ridgewood. Nicholas Porrazo. 606 McKinley; Florence Roach.

216 Main; Dawn Roberts, 1171 Chamberlin; William Roberts. 256 Morris; Edward Roof, 100 Crowthers; Samara Samples, 218 Schmid, Rte. 5. Brookville, Ind, Mrs. Carl Shook, 730 Vinnedge; Mrs.

Andrew Skalkos, 551 Southwood; Margaret Stephan. 806 Hooven; John Vance, 1897 Langdon Farm, Cincinnati; Mrs. August VoeRzd, 1301 S. 13th; Mrs. Charles Wilson.

2169 Cardinal. Teresa Wyman, 446 Emersonf Mrs. George Wyant, 135 Dexter Bach, 5666 Winton; William Bennett, 343 N. Third; Charles Bhir. 1140 Garden; Charles Cash.

606 W. Main, Mason; Constantino Castellano, 628 Forest. Mrs. Garfield Chambers. 2510 Grand; Mrs.

John Oendler, 415 Grabdin. Cincinnati; Mrs. William Ferrell, 119 E. Silver. Lebanon; Mrs.

MaHon Fields. 2009 Benninghofen; Beve Hibberd. HOS Long; Norman 7401 Hamilton Maaon. West Chester; Marie Reily, 1061 Hamilton Richmond. Jack Stafford, 216 E.

High. Oxford; Mrs. Billy Thomas, 1431! Parkamo; Andrew Toth, 4946 Hamilton Trenton; Mrs. Fred Vogt. 4391 Haveriand.

Lady Sylvia WarehiMMe Aamx Hospital (CoBtlnuta From Otterbein Home for many years. Now they make pads for the Butler County Home. Miss Detmer was a member of the Stamp Guild of the hospital when the group collected and counted sales tax stamps for refund. In 1951, she started donating time to the gift shop of the hospital. One tends to wonder how many hours have been donated to the hospital by Miss Detmer.

Not Recorded Hours have been recorded since January of 1961 and since that time she has donated over 10,787 plus many hours spent at home stuffing dolls. Many, many hours have been apent at home in various chores and these are not recorded. Additional hours are spent traveling to and from the hospital. Miss Detmer does not drive. She walks or travels by bus.

For her hospital trips, she takes a bus to the uptown area and transfers to a bus that will take her close to Fort Hamilton. Miss Detmer said she still enjoys working with the younger volunteers. And believe it or not AIR CONDITIONERS 5000 BID 6,000 BTU Deluxe OBIC 8,000 BTU Deluxe 10,000 BTU Deluxe 18,000 BTU Deluxe 23,000 BTU Deluxe DUG. tftt ORIG. '159 '199 979 ORIG.

Lady Sylvia WAREHOUSE ANNEX 426 So, 2nd St. on the 22nd of June, she will be I Tkuw. FrM i.