The Journal News from Hamilton, Ohio • Page 8

Page Hamilton. Ohio Hospitals FORT HAMILTON- HUGHES dismissals Christa August, 1517 New London; Eugenia Bacher. 4980 Dixie; Joseph Becknell II, 85 Avon; Shelley Bolin, 12040 Wincanton, Cincinnati; Stephen Buckley, 9385 McCauley, PiSBah: Andyt Chandler, 1822 Bell; Tony Conway, 6144 a i i Somerville; Corbin Cornell, 4840 Castleton. Mrs. Victor Costa, 211 East, Seven Mile; Mrs.

Roscoe Cox, 690 Fairhaven; Charles DeBord; 4420 i i Diefenbacher, 102 Morris; Cynthia Dunaway, 1776 Amarilio; Mrs. Coins, 366 Hampshire; Mrs. Johnny Gray, 410 Harrison; John Hobby, 5303 Limestone; James Howe, Mound, Somerville. Josephine Isaacs, 1S1 Algonquin; Mrs. Charles KlUte, 6529 Wooden Shoe, i a i Lowman, 6751 Brookville, Oxford; Josephine Loos, 217 Harrison, Harrison; Mrs.

Gordon McQueen, 9545 Iris, Cincinnati; Mrs. Robert McNiff, 5662 Valley Forge; Paul Nantz, 42 Billy; Harold Parsons, 531 Puthoff. Mrs. Finley Roark, 2890 Harris; Mrs. John Rooks, 1694 N.

Washington; Douglas Scearse, 265 South Riverside; Earl Scysars, 5331 Hamilton-Trenton; Mrs. James Stamper, Jacksonville, Mrs. Kerry Taylor, 324 N. Second; Janis Wagers, 211 Hudson; Clayton weaver. 5881 Allison; Mildred Woodrey, 17 S.

First, Trenton. Mrs. James Wright, $09 Old Trenton; Mrs. Ralph Zehler, 2386 W. Elk ton; Vince Barger, 1053 S.

13th; Walter Beyehlein, 888 Corwin; Mrs, Roy Burke, 771 Alpine; Willis Conners, 968 Carlisle; David Farmer, 2010 Sunset; Charles Frye, Castlne, Ohio; Nadene Garrod, 36 N. Rlverview. Mrs. James Grimmes, 357 Fairvlew; Norman Hall, 8353 Wiswell, Cincinnati; Mrs. Arthur Harshbarger, 715 Pine; Jewel Hooker, 219 Main; Mrs.

Louis Johnson, 549 N. 7th; Teresa Jones, 5932 Crestview; Richard Kellum, 744 Clinton: Mrs. Glenn Kelly, 124 Twinbrock; Mrs. Charles Knight, 634 llth, Mrs. Lawrence Konrad.

389 Cleveland; Mrs, Richard Lamb, 718 Mark; Mrs. Lawrence Lampe 2823 Rose Bud, Cincinnati; Mrs. Michael Lunsford, 1471 Silver; Mrs. Harry McKay, 1283 Old Oxford; Elijah McWhorter. 520 Highland; Mrs.

Maruice Meeker, 711 S. Main, Monroe; Vinnie Parsons, 6710 Liberty- Fairfield. Eva Patterson, 9838 Dargate, Cincinnati; Mrs. Elmer Ramsey, 385 Blackburn, Thomas Roark, 1749 Kahn; Mrs. Herschel Robinson, 7104 Millikin, Middletown; Mrs.

Douglas Rose, 5752 Lake Circle; Mrs. Lawrence Smith, 718 Ross; Mrs. Henry Snow, 1910 Wiltshire; Roy Surrell, R. R. 4, Eaton; Mrs.

Burton SUpleton, 222 Warwick. Enma Taylor, 6005' Crestview; Mrs. Silas Teague, .1980 Williams; Louise Williams, 1075 Sample, Oxford; Terry Woods, 907 Brookfleld, New Carlisle. MERCY dismissals Frank Baker, 165S Kahn; Mrs. Robert Bennett, 1020 Wesleyan; Mrs.

William Fackson, 343 Hooven; Mrs. James Felts, 1728 Parkamo; Archie Fredericks; 3680 Hamilton-Mason, Mrs. Cecil Fugate, 731 Symmes; Barry Gadd. 6200 Morris; James Gfroerer, 815 Prytania; Walter Gilbert, 3121 Finley, Middletown. Mrs.

Royce Helfrey, 2149 Rolling Hills; Sue Hopkins, 2128 Freeman; Mrs. Samuel Jones, 90 Billy; Roy Jones, 1132 Hensley; Joseph Keller, 1149 Allen; Earl Kimbrell, 518 Symmes; Olt Orig. 7.00 to 24.00 Juniors' cotton duck coordinates from Bronson of California. A great opportunity to stock up on your favorite California manufacturer's coordinates pants, jackets, knit tops and skirts at great savings. Mix or match with your current sportswear as a great wardrobe stretcher.

In solids of green or navy. 5 to 13 sizes. Pogue's Juniors. A Mrs. Robert 625 Schenk; Ronald Kiiwer, 4775 Matthew; Lawrence Kirby, 1440 Shuler; Kuben Lowcry, 1)14 Ludlow.

James McDonald, 379 South Patricia Martin, 80 Scott; Billy Neacc, 4011 Corwin; William O'Donnell 2340 Salvatore; Emma Pcnnington, 1234 Campbell; Escar Phillips, 4371 llavcrland; Ornel Prince, 415 Knightbridge; William Quiett, Butler County Home; Roy Rilcy, 709 Pine. Mildred Rose, Box 183 College Corner; Herschel Seward, 451 Williams; Mrs. French Smith, 310 W. Orchard, Lebanon; Dora Songer, 1220 Longview, Springdale; Mrs. David Sroczynski, 779 Laurel; Mrs.

Clarence Ward, 531 Park; Donald Wright, 2099 Somers-Gratis, Camden; Mrs. Robert Wright, 1454 Shearwood. Charles Barrowcliffe, 2050 Smith; Mrs. Edward Bishop, 25 Savitz; Roger Bufler, 6491 Ferris, Somerville; Ethel Carleton, 619 Central; Betty Durham, 338 Ludlow; Mrs. Arthur Fowler, 1683 Wichita; Pear! Friend, 2197 Renee, Middletown; George Grants, Butler County Home; Joseph Greenwell, 2340 Thrush; Mary Haeckl, 314 Dick.

Frand Hangber, 4900 Wayne-Madison, Trenton; Mrs. Raymond Hendricks, 1628 Wichita; Phil Hensley, 1022 Minor; Larry Jenkins, R. 6, 750 Garner; Mrs. Russell Kirtz, 760 Doris Jane; William Linthicum, 1955 Jackson; Robert Lissal, 1995 Madison; Mrs. Arthur Lobitz, 1709 Pleasant.

Mrs. Larry Lykins, 302-D, Mendingwall; Mrs. Stanley Mitchell, 2355 Millville; Finley Napier, 607 Ludlow; Renee Rucker, 6194 Oxfbrd- Milford, Oxford; Mrs. David Senger, 904 Neal; Carl Smith, 180 Retta; Tice Sturgill, 1216 Lincoln; Roger Sweet, 2824 Elgin, Oxford. Births Ruhl, Rick and Sue (Masterson), 336 Vinnedge, a girl, July 3, Fort Hamilton.

Davenport, Daniel and Ruth (Rigesby), 2562 Windage, a boy, July 3, Fort Hamilton. Rumpler, Jan and Ellen (Cornett), 723 Sycamore, a girl, July 3, Fort Hamilton. Tufts, Charles and Sandra (McFarland), 2169 Cardinal, a boy, July 3, Fort Hamilton. Sebastian, Clayton and Glenda (Wright), 505 Ross, a boy, July 4, Fort Hamilton. a a Michael and Barbara (Montanye), 9139 Rivere, West Chester, a girl, July 4, Fort Hamilton.

Rowlette, Larry and Kathleen (Wall). 2 Teresa, a boy, July 4, Fort Hamilton. Hicks, Curtis and Patricia a 12161 Elkwood, Cincinnati, a boy, July 4, Fort Hamilton. Russo, Wayne and Linda (Armstrong), 5267 W. Daltqn, a boy, July 4, Fort Hamilton.

Coates, Robert and Lucinda i 890 Williams, a girl, July 4, Fort Hamilton. Hall, Gary and Mary (Smith), R. R. 3, Harrison, a girl, July 5, Fort Hamilton. Tackett, Ronald and Marianne (Whitacre), R.R.

4, Harrison, a girl, July 5, Fort Hamilton. Lingar, Martin and Sandra (Jones), 331 S. Fourth, a girl, July 4, Mercy. ObituariBS John S. Smith John S.

Smith, 56, 5175 Homiltbn-lilclimond Oxford, died Wednesday morning at liis home. He was born in Oxford Township, son of John W. and Nettie Beckett Smith and graduated from Darrtown High School. A well-known farmer in the Darrtown area, Mr. Smith drove a school bus in the Talawanda School District 13 years.

He was a member of the a i Church, the Knights of Pythias of Darrtown and the Milford Township Volunteer Fire Department. Mr. Smith was a former member of the Moose and Eagle lodges in Hamilton. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Helen Smith; two daughters, Mrs.

Pat Lipscomb, Fail-field, and Mrs. Pam Hampton, Oxford; a son, Michael E. O'Leary, at home; and a brother, Wilbur Smith, Sun City, Ariz. Service will be Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Marshall- Smith Funeral Home, Oxford.

Burial will be in a Visitation is today from 7-9 p.m. The family suggests that in lieu of flowers those who desire make contributions in Mr. Smith's memory to the Darrtown Fire Department or the Oxford Life Squad. J. Fred Engel J.

Fred Engel, 75, 2051 Timberman Road, died at p.m. Thursday at the Logsdon Nursing Home. Born in Ross Township, he was the son of Charles and Wilhelmina Schmitt Engel. He was a farmer throughout his life and drove a Ross Township school bus for 33 years. He attended the Zion Lutheran Church and was a member of the Butler County Farm Bureau.

He leaves a sister, Marie; four brothers, Carl E. Engel J. Adolph, and Ralph all of Hamilton, and Dr. Walter Cincinnati, and several nieces and nephews. His parents and a brother Arthur preceded him in death.

Services will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Proeschel- Crawford Funeral Home, 547 Main with burial in Rose Hill Burial Park. Visitations will be 6-9 p.m. Monday. Friends may contribute to the Rev.

Karl A. Miller Scholarship Fund of the Zion Lutheran Church. Mrs. Kennedy Funeral services will be 10 a.m. Monday at the Proeschel-Crawford Funeral Home, 547 Main for Mrs.

Elizabeth Haley Kennedy, 64, 661 Southwest Both Plantation, Fla. She was dead on arrival at Plantation General Hospital Wednesday evening. Born in Hamilton, she was the daughter of John M. and Minnie Dodsworth Haley. She married Charles H.

Kennedy in 1930. He died in 1962. She leaves two sons, Robert Plantation, Irvin La Belle, a daughter, Mrs. Dan C. (Na Deen) Hartleb; two sisters, Miss Na Deen Haley, Chicago, Mrs.

Marguerite Willis, Ross, and four grandchildren. Interment will be at Rose Hill Burial Park. Visitations are 6-9 p.m. Sunday. Mrs.

Ziliox Mrs. Joanna M. Ziliox, 84, died at p.m. Wednesday lit Hoyal Palms Convalescent Homo, Vcron Bench, Fla. She resided in Hamilton until 1947, and lived in Sebastian, since then.

Horn in Brookville, she married Clifford T. Ziliox in 1908. He died in 1948. She leaves a son, Thomas Fairfield; a sister Mrs. Oaro (Freda) Hughes, Richmond, six grandchildren and four great- grand-children.

Four sons and a daughter preceded her in death. Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday, Cox, Gilford and Baldwin Funeral Home, Vero Beach, Fla, with burial in Hillside Memorial Garden, Vero Beach, Fla. Robert Carmack Robert Carmack, 50, 4050 Eaton Road, was dead -on arrival at p.m. Thursday at Mercy Hospital.

Son of Oscar and Rosa Shepherd Carmack, he was born and educated in Hamilton. An Army veteran of World War II, he married Marjorie Ponder in 1944 in South Carolina. He retired from Fisher Body in 1970 and had been farming since then. Survivors include his wife; father, Orlando, three sons, Jeffrey Roberts, Gregory Carmack and Steven Carmack, all at home; a brother, Roy, Orlando, a and two sisters, Mrs. Opal Euwing, Middletown, and Mrs.

Mae Adkins, Hamilton. Services will be 2 p.m. Monday at the Pentecostal Highway of Holiness Church, Hamilton-Middletown Road, with burial in Visitation will be 5-9 p.m. Sunday at the Brown- Dawson Funeral Home, 330 Pershing and 1-2 p.m. Monday at the church.

Perry Phipps Perry G. Phipps, 82, 1337 Sunset Drive, died at 4:15 p.m. Thursday at the Sunny Breeze Convalescent Home. Born in Fairfield, he was the son of Aaron and Ella Meeker Phipps. He attended Hamilton schools and married Julia Feyh in 1915.

He retired from Beckett Paper Co. in 1953 after 48 years of work. 'He. leaves his wife, a nephew, a niece, two great nei.ces and two great nephews. Services will be 10 a.m, Monday at the Webb Funeral Home, 240 Ross, with burial in Greenwood Cemetery.

Visitors may call at the funeral home 4-8 p.m. Sunday. Mrs. Chartier Mrs. Alberta Chartier, 71, died Thursday morning in the Manor Pines Nursing Home, Fort Lauderdalc, Fla.

She was born in Hamilton, daughter of Clifford and Dorothy Brock Hathorn and was graduated from Miami University in 1924. She leaves a son, William Scofield, Guam, and three nieces. Graveside service will be Monday at 2 p.m. in Cemetery. There will he no visitation.

The Klaus-Weigel Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. D0LWR FEDER4L SWINGS GIVES YOU MORE DOWNTOWN HAMILTON HAMILTON WEST MIRFIELD.