The Journal News from Hamilton, Ohio • Page 8

Himilltn Fairflflil. TuMfday. April 12,1977 Hamilton court docket Births Two men, including one from Hamilton, were bound (SO and costs, six month jail sentence. (Ive drivli 6 days suspended; Samuel E. and Baker.

881 Bishop obstructing of (Icial business. ISO and costs, suspended I 1 IU LUC UUUCt VjUUIIVT llvl.l VU01IICD3, wv IvelB. pleasure driving II Hamilton Rotary Club, Hnmillnn 813 Hark driving luncheon meeting noon JU Hamilton itvlfw A obstructing oindai luntneon meeting, noon a Court Judge biolness, Dennis M. Kilts, suspended 80 da' inursaay, April liii-hnrrT Rprrirlep nn s. Derexa Drive, iinull, ITS soda 1 Showing Of film On San sentenee.

tive-Mlh, nghti cito nf Iho nnvt Charges Ol a a a and 27 days suspended; Linda Humphries. rranClSCO, Site Ot the next ro no address, nelly then, (SO and eoslJ. drivi, International convention. Lindenwald Club, meeting and birthday dinner, Thursday, April 14, Cambridge Inn; Members to meet at 10:30 a.m. at i a Methodist The defendants are Gary al1 i P.

Klopn, 18, 1014 Long Kred Steele. 737 Waller disorderly Ut0ni a Td jtanley R. Community Wilson, 19, Indianapolis, wday jaii -Ind. Klopp was arrested March 19 and Wilson March 26. Seven others also were held to the jury by Berridge Ealoi disoi Church so that Iran- unrelated charges, sportation will be provided.

They were: Jimmie Roberts, 512 Elaine Franklin County, TM8 abuse; Patricia Oatis, how, 510 S. grand Saddle Club, horse noon Sunday, April Franklin Count Club grounds, classes elude halter, contest, 4-H. theft; Russell Westveer, Vsaddle 514 Winton Road, breaking oauuic anri Criminal under the influence, reduced lo reckless ilasses in- and entering and criminal driv mg and costs, suspended pleasure trespassing; Jack Vaughn, 1 1064 S. llth breaking and entering and cosls; t'riscilla Carr, 19 View Court. thcfl, (50 and costs, six-month jail sentence, five months and 26 days suspended; Victoria Hooks, 502 S.

Monument petty theft. (100 and costs, jail sentence, five months and 25 days David Dobrou'Lski, 196 West brook Drive, Apt. 4. assault, SlOO and costs, six-month jail senlence, five months and six days suspended; Paul Harris. 1BZ) Pater driving under the Influence of alcohol, reduced to reckless driving.

$150 and costs, suspended 60-day Jail sentence. 60-day suspension, of pleasure driving rights; jello, 408 S. drU' less ig. $150 and costs, suspended 60-day sentence, 60 day suspension of sure driving rights. imes S.

Moore, 529 Long leaving the scene, $100 and costs, one-year jai Veterans association to organize The Veterans Memorial entering trespassing; Brenda Dian Jackson, Cincinnati, attempted theft and forgery (two counts); and Charles Chester White, Cincinnati, hor lic in meeting of 1977 Friday at 8 a comphcity in p.m. in the Monument, at for 6 er (two counts). Monument and High Sts. a a president, urged veterans organizations and persons interested in helping plan the community Memorial Day program to attend the meeting. Most of the committees will be appointed at the meeting, he said.

trespassing; Phillip SwartZ, suspension of driving rights; Willie B. addrest breaking and TM and criminal The disposition of oiher cases includes: Horace Prinlup, 75:1 Vidourek Drive, assault. 150 and cosls, six-month jail sentence, five monihs suspended; Jimmy L). Scott. BO Talawanda Court, public in" decency, SlOO and costs, suspended 30-day jail sentence: Franklin D.

Mays. 5373 Tomahawk Drive, criminal damaging, amended lo disorderly conduct. $50 and costs; Joseph E. Evans, 362 Hampshire fi, disorderly conduct, $50. and costs; Donna Bartels, 1009 Central petty theft, 150 and costs, six-month jail sentence, five monihs and 25 days suspended.

Charles E. 5vay, Ttcnton, wMv WEATHER FORECAST Rain and showers are forecast Tuesday from Texas to the Great Lakes. Mild weather is forecast for the West and unseasonably warm weather is expected for most of the East. (AP Wirephoto Map) The By 1 Associated Tuesday 1 1.0 Lot Uas Vegas i Ho ville Albany Albu'que Amarillo Anchorage Ashcvllle Allan!" i i a Bismarck Boise T2 37 no sr 29 22 4 5 1 61 34 fi4 .10 55 4 mphis, clr i a i Milwaukee clr New York Okla. City cdy 0 in ah a clr Orlando 83 54 St 59 69 53 H5 S2.

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Fri. 895-1166' iver's license, sentence; drug abuse, $50 and costs, suspended 90-day jail sentence; criminal trespassing, 150 and costs, 30-day jail sentence; criminal trespassing. ISO and costs. 30-day jail sentence; falsification, $50 and costs, suspended six-month Jail sentence. Fred L.

Grant Ross, driving under the influence, $150 and costs, six-month jail sentence, four monihs suspended, six- month suspension of driving rights; no driver's license, 150 and cosls, suspended six month jail sentence; Dennis D. Davis. Collinsville. criminal mischief. SlOO and costs: James E.

Marsh. Trenton, criminal mischief, ilOO and costs; Arthur S. Fisher. Karmingion, no driver's license, J25 and costs, suspended six-month jail sentence. Denver Davis, 1012 Lud'low no driver's license; (25 and costs, suspended lonlh jail sentence; leaving the scene, tence; Bobby L.

ts, suspended L. Phillips. under influence, reduced to reckless driving. 1150 and costs, suspended 60-day jail 5cntence, 60-day suspension of pleasure driving rights; Ruth W. Davis.

under the to- driving. (ISO and, costs, suspended 60-day jail sentence, suspension of pleasure driving ts. Rudolph J. Rattman, 5418 Chateau Way. ing under the influence, 1150 and costs, th jail sentence, three-year suspension of driving rights; Vernon B.

Baker no address, driving under revocation. $50 and costs, IK-day jail Roscoe A. Jenkins. 750 Gardner suspended W-day jail sentence. Wday suspension of pleasure driving rights; Stephen C.

Vanhoose, Dayton, Ohio, driving witter the influence, tisonnd costs, six-month jail sentence, six-month suspension of driving rights; leaving the scene, $50 and costs, suspended 90 day jail sentence. Robert Nantz. 65W Osage Drive, driving under the influence, reduced to reckless driving. 1150 and costs, suspended 60-day jail sentence. 60Jay suspension of pleasure driving rights; Robert E.

Gloninger, 1225Grand driving under Ihe influence, reduced to reckless driving, Jiso and costs, suspended 60day jail sentence, Wday suspension of driver's license: Douglas Olen Abrams. 245 driving under the influence, reduced lo reckless driving, J150 and costs, suspended 60'day jail sentence, 60 day suspension of pleasure driving rights. James Smith, 321 Laurel disorderly conduct, $50 and costs; Danny Williams. H23 Augspurger Road, disorderly conduct. $50 and costs; Garl Mays, 319 Clinton disorderly conducl, $50 and costs; Linda Sullies, 1228 Long probation violation, five-month jail sentence; petty theft, $100 and costs, six- month jail sentence; Kenneth E.

Large, 22 N. Eighth Apt. 3, overweight axle. ilOO and costs; R. Cox, 615 Armo leaving the scene, reduced to reckless driving.

S50 and costs. -Anthony R- Davis. 1132 Beckett Drive, no driver's license, $50 and costs, six- month jail sentence, five monihs and 25 days suspended; James C. Sandlin. 517 N.

driving under the influence, 5150 and costs, six-month jail sentence, four monihs suspended, i suspension of driving rights; Jimmy Roberts 512 Elaine no driver's license. S25 and costs, suspended six-month jail sentence: leaving the scene. $50 and costs. jail sentence, 90-day suspension of driving rights. HAMILTON-HU- FORT GHES Adams, Wesley and Dorothy (Walker), 505 S.

Ada Doty, Gratis, girl, April 11. Ewen, James and Sharon (Slusher), 215 Dawnee, girl, April 11. Andrews, William and Linda (Marcum), 125 itence; Mike Wyant. 801 Road, driving under Ihe influence, reduced Tjmberhill, Apt. A-4, boy, orderly conduct.

$100 and to reckless $150 and costs. A nr 11 South, Norman and Jill (Wolsefer), 219 Dawnee, girl, April 11. McCULLOUGH-HYDE Handley, Kenneth and Denise, Brookville, girl, April 10. Roberts, Roland and Victoria, Camden, girl, April 10. Gryniewicz, Eugene and Celeste, A a Oxford, boy, April 10.

Simmermeyer, Jerome and Mildred, 15 Cliff, Brookville, girl, April 6. Obituaries Df. Besf local JA seller to compete Vidourek, Robert and Maryann (Hofstetter), 157 Ranch Road, North Bend, boy, April 6. Assault charge lowered A 52-year-old Hamilton man was found guilty in Butler' County Common Pleas Court on a charge of aggravated menacing and resisting arrest Herman Hubbard, 1502 Exeter was charged by the county sheriff Pam Lindemuth, 15, has tion of Mark A. Fuller department with felonious been selected 1976-77 Best vice president of sales.

resisting arrest Salesman in the local Junior Contestants are required A i A to have $200 in personal program. sales. The contest is judged Jud Sf. Fhr i Miss Lindemuth will on the sales presentation of found Hubbard guilty of the represent 300 local the contestant to a typical lesser offense, He sentenced achievers in a five-state, customer. bat to suc nt regional contest to be held in Other finalists were jail on the menacing charge Columbus this weekend.

Dessie Griffin, 16, 509 S. and a concurrent term of 90 The Fail-field High School Fourth Garfield High days in jail on the resisting sophomore is the daughter School junior and treasurer charge. Fines totaling $750 of Mrs. and Mrs. Vernon of Keeping It Together, "ere suspended and Lindemuth, 4878 Potomac counseled By Fisher Body execution of the sentences Drive.

She is secretary of Division; Judy Davis, 15, was stayed while Hubbard her JA company, The 1505 Park Badin High i i a Idealists, counseled by treuat ent fo a Hamilton Foundry, a president of What's What, allegedly had division of Hamilton Allied counseled by the Journal- pu led a knife on a police Corporation. News; Tari Woolum, 15, 371 the bar afte the The regional contest is Cambridge, Taft High officer made an arrest of sponsored by Champion School sophomore, vice another person on a charge a i i i of president of sales, What's of selling liquor to a minor. Champion International What. Corporation, under direc- local surgeon Dr. Fred J.

Mackey, 69, 202 Dick medical director of the Alcoholism Council of Butler County, died Monday morning at his residence. Born in Cleveland, he was a son of Frank and Mary Posch Makovec. A surgeon, Dr. Mackley worked in Cleveland hospitals for many years and as a member of the Hamilton Professional Association in the Mercy Hospital emergency room. Survivors include his mother, Mary Makovec, Cleveland.

Services will be Thursday at 10:30 a.m. at the J.P. Mullally Funeral Home, 365 E. 156th Cleveland, with burial in Calvary Cemetery, Cleveland. There will be no visitation.

a Funeral Home, 330 Pershing in charge of local arrangements. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Mercy Hospital emergency room. Pickens rites Services for William Pickens, 77, 420 Long who died Sunday at 3:55 p.m. in Mercy Hospital, will be Thursday at 11 a.m. at the Israel Baptist Church, Seventh and Chestnut Sts.

Visitation Wednesday 6 to 9 p.m. at the Green Funeral Chapel, 918 S. Front with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Mr. Pickens was born in Blunt Spring, and received his education there.

He was employed at the Niles Tool Works-and was a member of the Israel Baptist Church. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Model! Pickens, Hamilton; five sisters, Hennrette Low, Hamilton, Margaret McFallen and Dorothy Bray, both of Cincinnati, Geneva Pierce and Beatrice Edwards, both of Houston, Texas; two brothers, Walter Pickens, Houston, Texas, and Willie Pickens, Los Angeles, Calif. Police Leave me out of it, says Holcomb of signs VANDALISM Butler County Prosecutor contacted for a Larry E. Tate, 900 Forest John F.

Holcomb said today mination of the com- reported un- he does no en to get mission's authority over the determined damage to nvo ve a controversy placement of signs in the driver's side door of auto by Between county com- offices located in the new rifle shot believed fired ss oner Arthur F. Reiff a i i a i from dark colored van on an( coun clerk of courts center, uley Road. The auto was Ed war S. Robb Jr. Commission president parked at the Pease Co.

Tm too busy to get in- Cale L. Logsdon had plant on Bobmeyer Road, vo i ve that kind of requested that action be according to police reports, foolishness," Holcomb said, taken by the commission to Commissioner Donald G. ban all signs in the new Schirmer suggested Mon- county building unless they day that the prosecutor be provide a direct service to THEFTS Thomas B. Rentschler, 1030 New London Road, reported theft of tools valued at $695 from garage. OTHER REPORTS Vernis Bowling, 43, 1506 Pleasant reported to police he accidentally shot himself in the foot while cleaning a .22 caliber handgun.

Veterans honor roll project at Monument Be ready to brake when approaching intersections An honor roll of local area veterans of the World War I and II, Korean and Vietnam eras, is being established at the Butler County Soldiers and Sailors Monument at Monument and High SUs. Gloria Hamilton, who is helping compile the list, said veterans should have their service discharge papers recorded if they have not done so. Names of servicemen for the honor roll are being taken from the recorded discharges. Information to be included in the honor roll are name, rank and entry and discharge date. Papers may be recorded at the recorder's office in the new county administrative center at Front and High Sts.

Monday through Friday. There is no charge for the service, which recori provides a permanent ird of the discharge. PLANNING A PROPER CEMETERY MEMORIAL TAKES TIME. Mgny families desire their memorials to be planned to coincide with special occasions, such as birthdays, anniversaries, various holidays, and holy days. We keep constantly aware of such wishes.

At all times we strive to give as prpmpt as service as possible, however we prefer to take ample time in order to procure the finest in appearance in the finished memorial. Why not call us now and arrange a time suitable to your convenience to plan the memorial you desire. Donald E. Carpenter MARKERS MONUMENTS MEMORIAL BRONZE 924 High St. 863-3292 Hamilton, Ohio CALL OR WRITE FOR OUR BEAUTIFUL COLOR BROCHURE the public.

His request followed the placement of signs by Robb in his auto title department last week and a retaliatory sign placed by Reiff in a hallway on their differences concerning a budget dispute. Grange meets The Butler County Grange women's activities committee met recently at the Butler Rural Electric Building, with the Elk Creek ladies serving as hostesses to a covered dish luncheon. The 23 members present performed vounteer work for the American Cancer Society and were reminded of the National Grange sewing, needlework and baking contests. Members also discussed collection of hearing aide batteries and eye glasses for the needy. Nevaline Halcomb was honored for work in her Grange.

Next meeting will be April 25 at the Butler Rural facility and the Monroe ladies will be hostesses to the noon luncheon, said Grange reporter Irene Ross. MRS. HUBER Huber rites Services for-Mrs. Luise Huber, 85, who died Sunday at 6:30 p.m. in the Westhaven Nursing Home, 215 N.

will be Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the Klaus-Weigel Funeral Home, N. St. and Elvin Ave. Visitation 5 to 8 p.m.

Tuesday at the funeral home, and burial in Rose Hill Burial Park. Millard Wells Millard Wells, 77, 2068 Madison died Monday a 9 2 0 a.m. in Mercy Hospital. Born in Clay County, he was a son of the Rev. Ira and Judith Caudill Wells.

He was employed as a grinder for Western States Machine Co. for 35 years, retiring in 1972. In 1934 in Connersville, he married Mary Noble, and she died in 1970. He was a member of West Side Pentecostal Church. Survivors include a son, Luther Wells, Hamilton; four daughters, Mrs.

Clayton (Martha) Davis, Mrs. Earl (Myrtle) Mills and Mrs. Bert (Yvonne) Moreland, all of Hamilton, and Mrs. Irving (Alyce) Brasch, Cincinnati; two brothers, Tom Wells, Hamilton, and Garrett Wells, San Antonio, Texas; two sisters, Mrs. Myrtle Thompson and Mrs.

Delia Allen, both of Hamilton; 25 grandchildren and 21 great- grandchildren. Services Thursday at 10 a.m. at the West Side Pentecostal Church, 1940 Millville with burial in Rose Hill Burial Park. Visitation Wednesday 4 to 9 p.m. at the Brown-Dawson Funeral Home, 330 Pershing Ave.

Mrs. Baker Mrs. Clara E. Baker, 82, 1906 Chapel Road, died Monday at 8:15 p.m. in Fort Hamilton-Hughes Hospital.

Born in Williamstown, she was a daughter of Clinton D. and Nancy Bobbitt Johnson. She received her education in schools of Williamstown and Millville. Mrs. Baker was a member of the Okeana United Methodist and also was active in the Butler County Farm Bureau.

Her husband, Johnie Harrison Baker, died in 1968. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Bruce (Elsie) Carmichael, College Corner; five sons, Eugene Baker, Clearwater, Nelson Baker, Jeffersonville, Richard Baker, College Corner, Allen Baker and Norbert Baker, both of Hamilton; 18 grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Pearl George, Oxford, andMrs. Iva Jordan, Eaton.

Services will be Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Webb Funeral Home, 240 Ross with burial in Millville Cemetery. Visitation Wednesday 5 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home. Those friends so desiring may make contributions to the Okeana United Methodist Church in her memory.

Highway Patrol post signs Junior Troopers Ohio State Highway Patrol Junior Program reservations now being taken for May, according to Lt. E.A. Waltz, Hamilton Post 9 commander. The April session is filled in Butler County. The program teaches Ohio youngsters 6-12 ages various safety con- cepts to be used at home, in school and on the street.

The Junior Trooper safety sessions will be suspended, in the summer but resumed in the fall, according to Col. Adam G. Reiss, superintendent of the Ohio State Highway Patrol. Reservations may be made by telephone to the Hamilton Post, 863-4606 or 424-5366, according to Lt. Waltz.

CORNIR knun H.VIN AVINUE Mrs. Williams LEBANON--Mrs. Sarah (March) Williams, 213 Wright Lebanon, died Monday morning at her residence. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Lyman C.

Peck. Oxford, and two grandchildren. Services Thursday at 2 in Mrs. Williams' residence, 213 Wright Ave. The family will receive friends after 1 p.m.

Tuesday until the services Thursday. The Oswald Funeral Home, Lebanon, is In charge of arrangements. Riddick infant Carly Jo Riddick, infant daughter of David R. and Betty Brewer Riddick, 439 Rockford Drive, died Monday at 7 a.m. in Fort Hamilton-Hughes Hospital.

Besides the parents, survivors include a brother, Chad Riddick; a sister, Courtney Riddick, both at home; grandparents, the Rev. andMrs. ID. Riddick, and Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Brewer, all of Hamilton; great-grandparents, Dewey Strunk, Combs, and Mrs. Willie Riddick, Steel, Mo. Graveside services will be at 3 p.m. Wednesday at Rose Hill Burial Park. The Webb Funeral Home, 240 Ross in charge of arrangements.

Garside rites Services for Mrs. Alice Shepherd Garside, 48, 1006 Vidourek Drive, who died Sunday at 6:30 p.m. in Mercy Hospital, will be Thursday at 1 p.m. at the Payne Chapel AME Church, 320 S. Front St.

Visitation will be at the Hall-Jordan Chapel, 532 S. Second Wednesday from 6 to 9 p.m. Burial will be in Rose Hill Burial Park. Mrs. Toerner Mrs.

Cleopha E. Toerner, 64, 319 Kenyon Drive, died Tuesday at 1 a.m., in Mercy Hospital. Born in Hamilton, she was a daughter of Edward and Marcella Wirtz Mallifske. Mrs. Toerner attended Notre Dame grade school and graduated from Notre Dame High School in 1930.

She was married to John A. Toerner Nov. 28,1935, in St. Ann Church. A member of St.

Ann Church, Mrs. Toerner was also a member of the Altar Rosary Society of that parish. She leaves her husband, John A. Toerner. Prayers will be recited Thursday a.m.

in the Zettler Funeral Home, 2646 Pleasant Mass of Christian Burial at 10 a.m., St. Ann Church. There will be no visitation. Burial St. Stephen Cemetery.

The husband requests contributions to St. Ann Church, St. Vincent de Paul Society in Mrs. Toerner's memory. Fred Rose Fred Rose, 62, 1040 Forrest died Monday morning at his residence.

Born in Winchester, Ohio, he was a son of Samuel and Mary Dodson Rose. He received his education in Hamilton public schools. In 1936 he married Ruth V. Feicht, and she died in 1975. Mr.

Rose was employed at Champion International for 37 years, retiring in 1973. He was a member of the Champion Management Association. Survivors include a son, Ronald A. Rose, Hamilton; daughter, Mrs. Donakl (Normal Powers, Franklin; four grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs.

Alice Webb and Mrs. Faye Armbrust; five brothers, Lee Rose, Clyde Rose, Paul Rose, Donald Rose and Andrew Rose, all of Hamilton. Services Thursday at 10 a.m. at the Webb Funeral Home, 240 Ross with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Visitation Wednesday 6 to 8 p.m.

at the funeral home. Cater rites Services'for Mrs. Ellen Cater, 59, 132 Wilson who died Sunday at 4:45 p.m. in Mercy Hospital, will be Wednesday at 11 a.m.' at the Green Funeral Chapel, 918 S. Front St.

Visitation Tuesday 6 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home, with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Survivors include a son, Lamar Sears, Louisville, daughter, Susie Sears, Hamilton; 10 grandchildren..