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11 49 March 26, 1 987 Dayton Dally Newt and Journal Harald lllllllllllll Obituaria II II Ofaituorlei CLASSIFIED ANGERM AN.Della, age 87 BOESHAAR, Lloyd L.age Dayton-area Red Cross considers taking on Greene County shelter ADVERTISING 223-1515 To place, correct or cancel tkmiffrd od. INFORMATION Monday through Friday, Our Soto US-2011 I a m. to 4 p.m. Notarial Sam 22S-2041 OHkt Hour Monday through Friday I a.m. to 3 p.m.

1-14 CLASSIFIED DEADLINES of Madison died Tuesday in Miamisburg. She was preceded in death by her husband Frank in 1982. She was a member of the Triumphant Cross Lutheran Church. Survived by 2 nephews JohnS. Craft Millard D.

Craft both of Georgia. Funeral Services will be held 10:30 A.M.Friday atthe Rogers Holp Funeral Home, New Lebanon. Pastor Robert Forsberg officiating. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 6-9 P.M.' Thursday.

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Thu. 4 p.m. To Place a Classified Obituary, Mon.thru Fri. 7U, or New Carlisle passed away suddenly Wednesday In Mercy Medical Center, Springfield. He was retired Heating Air Conditioning Specialist at DESC, veteran of World War II, member of the New Carlisle Church of the Brethren and American Legion Post No.

286. He is survived by his wife Jane (Vetter); two daughters, Mrs. George (Helena) Fox, Paxton.IL and Nancy Boeshaar, Caribou, Maine; one son, William Clovis, NM; step-son, Keith Yetter, Engle-wood; step-daughter, Patricia Boggs, Springfield; four grandchildren; six-step-grandchildren; two brothers, Vernon, Santa Monica, CA and Gilbert, Springfield. Services will be 2 P.M. Saturday at the Trostel-Chapman Funeral Home, New Carlisle with Rev.

William Kid-well officiating. Burial to follow in New Carlisle Cemetery. Family will receive friends 4-8 P.M. Friday In the funeral home. Saturday RATES 8:00 am to 5:00 pm PLEASE CALL 22M5I5 funding.

With that, he said, the board could be briefed as early as April, and subsequent approval "looks very encouraging." Jones said the Red Cross decided to become Involved because "In talking to other agencies In the community, a need was expressed to us. And as Red Cross, we're also concerned with meeting this need. It's Just a matter of whether we can get the support necessary." The coalition is made up of social service officials concerned that there Is no existing shelter in Greene County. Among the coalition members are Carol Taylor, director of the Greene County Community Action Council; Jack Harding, director of the county's department of human services; and Phil Bass, director of the Red Cross in Greene County. Bass formed the coalition.

Bass pegged the cost of purchasing and renovating a building at $80,000, and said those funds could be available through the United Way of the Dayton area or through some state or federal funding. The coalition Intensified Its efforts In January after Greene County officials were told they would not receive federal funds for emergency food and shelter programs this year because of the county's low unemployment rate. ByRayMarcano STAFF WRITER A proposed emergency shelter In Greene County got a big boost Wednesday when the American Red Cross' Dayton Area chapter announced It will oversee the project, provided two stipulations are met Joan McDonald, the Red Cross manager of community services, said the agency will take on the project if it receives its board's approval along with funding commitments from Greene County agencies to cover the shelter's operating expenses. "We're always Interested in meeting emergency needs," Mrs. McDonald said after a Wednesday afternoon meeting in Xenia of Towards an Emergency Housing Program, a coalition studying Greene County's emergency housing situation.

She also pointed out that the Red Cross has an emergency shelter in Dayton that can house 20 families, and Red Cross staff members can lend their expertise to Greene County officials. J. Homer Jones, Red Cross chapter manager, said before the proposal is presented to the board, the agency must know which Greene County organizations will commit local non-contract. Comecutive inierhont charged per tin per day. BLACKBURN, Harry ONSATURDAY-ONLY $3.12 2or3 2.93 4orS 2.79 6 or 7 274 8 or 9 2.S8 10 to 29 2.33 30timM 2.08 8:00 to 1 1:00 PLEASECALL 225-2008 OR 225-2011 To quolify lor above rotev No copy changes attar ttrtt interhon.

2 lint minimum in-column odi. 1 01 Obituoriee 4-inch minimum display. CommtraolDusiness Yearly Bulk Contracts avoilobl to qualified occountt. BELL, Paul age 67, of History buffs invited to book session FAMILY PLAN ADS 427 E. Center Ger- mantown, died Tuesday evening at Sycamore Medical Center.

He was NonCornmerciol Private Party Advertisers selling personal merchandise including lost and Found. (Eachiding Real Estate). All ads must include price. BUY 2 LINIS7 DAYS retired from Delco Moraine, a veteran of World the Germantown Eagles. PLAN A Items $100 to $1,000 7.00 PIAN Items over $1,000 $17.00 i LINES4 DATS He is survived by his wife, Jean; a daughter, Paula E.

Bell; 2 step sons, Kenneth Schultheiss of PLAN Items under $100 5.50 Add $1.50 Per line up to 9 tines (or each additional line. Cancellations accepted on Family Plan Adsj however, no adjustment In price. SELL TRADE CyclM Accessories under CLASSIFICATION 226 to place your ad call 223-1515 Monroe Karl Schulth firms also were Invited, for a price, to appear In the books. Although their language often was florid and the high moral qualities of the characters were exaggerated, such publications have proved to be valuable research tools because they were the only sources available from a period when the pioneer settlers, or their children, were still alive. This time around, Weimer said the group would hope to Incorporate information already assembled by various area historical societies that have produced local histories, many of them In the past decade.

Weimer said the public is welcome to attend the discussion. cializes In local histories, will be present at the meeting to discuss various approaches and formats. Weimer, a research scientist at the Air Force Human Resources Laboratory, said his group's sister organization, the Montgomery County Genealogical Society, also is involved in the idea. No target date has been set but Weimer said he Imagined a comprehensive, illustrated history would take 18 to 24 months to prepare. Many county histories were published in the 1880s.

A typical way of paying for them was to ask local families for money In exchange for a family biographical sketch that would appear in the book. Business and industrial It's only nine years until Dayton's 200th birthday and a group of local history buffs thinks it may be time to rewrite the story of the city and Montgomery County. Richard F. Weimer, president of the Miami Valley Genealogical Society, said a meeting to discuss that possibility will be held at 7:30 p.m. April 7 at the Montgomery County Joint Vocational School on Hoke Road.

"It's been a long time since a serious history of the county was rendered, the 1920s at the latest," Weimer said. "We are trying to serve as a catalyst to make this a total, county-wide project." He said a representative of Taylor Publishing a Texas firm which spe eiss of Middletown; i GARAGE SALE ADS brothers, Lawrence L. 6 LINES4 Bell of Dayton Harold W.Bell of W.Alexandria; 2 step grandchildren; nu Non-commercial advertisers selling personal merchandise, merous nieces neph ews. Funeral services ADJUSTMENTS will be held 10 A.M. Sat Please check your ad lor error the first day it ggJacMterg urday at the Arpp Root Funeral Home, German' town.

Rev. Robert Fry. man Pastor Eric An appears, as we will not be responsible for incorrect ads alter the first day ol publication. II you find an error, please coil 223-1515. immediately, and it will be corrected as soon as possible.

spaugh officiating. Burial Fairvlew Ceme WPTD, Channel 16, plans to move downtown All questions or claims regarding your classified billing statement should be directed to the Customer Service Department at 225-2045 or 2046 tery, Gratis, OH. The family will receive friends 5-8 P.M. Friday with Eagle Services at 7:30 P.M. at the funeral age 82, of 709 Cushing Kettering, passed away Wednesday at the Kettering Memorial Hospital.

He was a retired marketing executive for General Telephone Co, He is survived by his wife, Thora M. Black-burn; three sons, Harry R. Blackburn of Wilmington, William R. of Marietta, GA and James E. of Kettering.

He was preceded in death by a daughter, Ruth Ann Edwards of Xenia and Is survived by the son-in-law, Roy; two grandsons; four granddaughters; two great grandsons two great granddaughters; a brother, Glenn of Dayton; sister, Ruth Silbaugh' of Dayton and a brother- -in-law, James Duck. He was a member of Christ United Methodist Church, Stillwater Lodge 616 AM Scottish Rite, Valley of Dayton, Antloch Temple Shrine, Engineers Club and the Miami Valley Amateur Radio Club. Fu- neral services 10 A.M. Saturday from the Whitmer Bros. Funeral Home, 25 Indianola Ave.

at 2000 N. Main with the Rev. Raymond Pope of fi- elating. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery.If friends desire, contributions may be made to the Day- ton Area Cancer 40 S. Perry St, Dayton, 45402 CENTERS, Lucille age 76, formerly of Center-' ville, passed away Sun- day in Fort Myers, FL.

She is survived by 1 niece, Beverly Mackay of Fort Myers, 2 great nieces, Joni Fanning and Lisa Breen; 2 great neph- ews, Nicholas Dix and Michael Breen; 1 sister, Ruth Landrum of Middle- town; 2 brothers, James and Hubert Hill of Day- ton. Funeral services 1 1 A.M. Friday at The Tobias Funeral Home, Far Hills Chapel, 5471 Far Hills Ave. at Rahn Rd. Interment Centerville Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home from 6-9 P.M. Thursday DITMER, Walter age 87, formerly of Wright Laura, in Friendship Village in Dayton, died Tuesday in-Good Samaritan Hospi- tal. He is survived by his wife, Mary E. (Hunt) Ditmer; four sons, Bob of Worland, WY, Jim of Strongville, OH, Ed of Duarte, CA, and Don of Colorado Springs, CO; The Publisher assumes no financial responsibility lor error nor lor omission ol copy, liability lor errors shall not exceed the cost of that portion of space occupied by such error. home.

The family sug gests if desired, memorial CANCELLATIONS contributions can be made to Germantown By Dave Daley STAFF WRITER WPTD, Channel 16, the local public TV station, plans to move into the city's Transportation Center, bringing it 35 employees and $3.65 million in new investments and improvements downtown, city officials said Wednesday. Channel 16 will move into 22,000 square feet of now-vacant space in the Transportation Center on the corner of Fourth and Jefferson streets just north of Gilly's nightclub at 132 Jefferson St. The station plans to start renovation work this spring and have some opera-, tions located downtown by October. "We're excited," City Manager Rich-ard Helwig said. He said the city is giving Channel 16 what is In effect a low-cost loan that will allow the station to move into the center.

Channel 16, owned by Greater Dayton Public Television has its ad ministrative offices at 3440 Office Park Drive In Kettering and its operations center, including TV studio, at 2563 S. Gettysburg Jefferson Twp. With the move downtown, the station plans to make $1.15 million in improvements to the corner, bring In $2.5 million in new equipment and relocate another $1.4 million of equipment to the combined offices, according to Jerry Wareham, president and general manager of Channel 16. Special cancellation numbers will be issued at the time yuu cancel your classified ad. This it your Rescue.

record of cancellation and it is important mat you have it in the event of any missunderstanding or adjustment, Be sure and ask for your cancellation number, GENERAL INFORMATION AND POLICIES Rate charges ore determined at time of ad Services held for co-founder of Grismer Tire Co. placement. Please listen carefully when your od is read back to you. Once it has been token, cannot be changed or cancelled until it has run at least one day. Copy changes during ordered schedule constitutes a new ad and new charges.

The Dayton Newspapers, Inc. reserves the right to professional basketball with the old Dayton Shamrocks under the nickname "Dutch in the 1920s. Survivors Include his wife Mary; a son, Gale of Weston, three daughters, Anita Boop of Virginia Beach, Joyce Dwyer of Crystal Lake, 111., and Marilyn Peska of Clinton, and two sisters, Anita Riley of Seattle, and Naomi Scarff of Gresham, Ore. correctly classify and edit all copy or to reect Or cancel any advertisement anytime. LIMA Funeral services' were Tuesday for Adam J.

Grismer. co-founder of Dayton's Grismer Tire Co. Mr. Grismer, 80, died Friday in Lima. He was born April 4, 1906, In Pueblo, and founded Main-Fifth Tire in 1931 with his brother Hank.

Adam Grismer and Charles Marshall became partners in 1934, changing the company's name to Grismer Tire Co. In 1937, Mr. Grismer sold his interest In the business to found the Dr Pepper Bottling Co. in Lima. Before starting his business career, Mr.

Grismer played Some classifications require payment in odvance. Courtesy credit limit on all transient advertising. Services were at St. John Catholic Church in Lima with All ads subect to credit approval. Credit applications are available on request.

Blind Box Charged Pickup $1 1 .00 burial at Gethsemeni Cemetery. Siferd Funeral Home nan died arrangements. Mail Out 520.00 All box number information it confidential. 1 INDEX TOTHI CLASSIFIED SECTION Wednesday. Services 9:30 a.m.

Friday. I INFORMATION (Tobias, Far Hills) McCRATE, James E. "Sandy," 73, of Dayton, Wednesday. Mass of Christian Burial 9:30 a.m. Saturday, Holy Family FARMER'S MARKET 125 MARKET BASKET 176 GARDENS ACREAGE 177 FARM SERVICES 171 SUPPLIES I7 LIVESTOCK ISO FARM MACHINERY 01 OBITUARIES IN ME MORI AM 03 CARD OF THANKS 04 CEMETERY LOTS 05 MONUMENTS 06 FUNERAL SERVICES ANGERMAN, Delia, 87, of Madison Tuesday.

Services 10:30 a.m. Friday. (Rogers Holp, New Lebanon) BELL, Regina 87, formerly of Vandalia, Tuesday in Xenia. Mass of Christian Burial 10 a.m. Friday, St.

Christopher Catholic Church, Vandalia. (Tobias, Belmont) BLACKBURN, Harry 82, of 709 Cushing Kettering, Services 10 a.m. Saturday. (Whitmer Brothers) Catholic Church. (Harris) MILLER, Cora 96, of Beavercreek, Tuesday.

Services 1 p.m. Friday (Tobias, Beavercreek) II LOST A FOUND 13 BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS 13a ADOPTIONS 13b CHRISTENINGS 14 HOLIDAY GREETINGS FINE FOODS 111 BAKED GOODSCANDY 102 MARKETS 113 RESTAURANTS 2PROFESSIONAL SERVICES MURPHY, Nell 90, of Dayton, Wednesday. Services 1:30 p.m. Friday, Murlin Heights United Church of 17 ACCOUNTANTS II ALTERATIONS It ARCHITECTURAL Christ. (Morton Whetstone) 20 ATTORNEYS 21 BOOKKEEPING 22 CATERING 23 COMPUTERS PALMER, Ronald 24, of Moraine, Wednesday.

Services 1:30 p.m. Friday. 10 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 115 HOMES- DAYTON PROPER 116 HOMES- SUBURBAN EAST 117 HOMES- SUBURBAN NORTH (Swart) PETERSON, Helen Burke, 95, of 23a DANCE 24 DENTAL 25 DRAFTING 26 INSURANCE 21 LIMOUSINECHAUFFEUR 30 MUSICAL 31 PHOTOGRAPHERSARTISTS 31a PRINTING 32 SCHOOLS INSTRUCTION 32a SECRETARIAL 32b SHOE REPAIR 32c SECURITY IB HOMES-SUBURBAN SOUTH U9 HOMES- Dayton, Sunday. Private services, (Routsong, Oakwood) RIGGS, Delora "Dee," 50, of Fair born, Wednesday. Services 10 a.m.

Sat BLAKESLEE, Helen 75, formerly of Dayton, Wednesday in League City, Texas. (Schlientz Moore, Wayne Avenue) BUCKMASTER, Ruth 76, of Kettering, Wednesday. Private services. (Morris Sons, Kettering) CENTERS, Lucille 76, formerly of Centerville, Sunday In Fort Myers, Fla. Services 11 a.m.

Friday. (Tobias, Far Hills) ENGLAND, Rev. Herbert, 54, of 1402 Reid Xenia, Tuesday. Services 40 a.m. Saturday.

(Burcham) EVANS, Isaac, 65, of 4100 W. Third Tuesday. Graveside services 11 a.m. Friday, Dayton National Cemetery. (House of Wheat) EVANS, Tom 78, of Trotwood, Tuesday.

Memorial services 3 p.m. Saturday, Trotwood Church of the Brethren. FREIER, Wilhelmenia F. "Minnie," 77, of Fairborn, Wednesday. Services 2 p.m.

Friday. (Morris Sons, Fairborn) HAHN, Eva 75, of 1626 Tampa Monday. Services 1 p.m. Saturday, Ebenezer Baptist Church. (House of Wheat) HAHN, Leonard 75, of 1626 Tampa Monday.

Services 1 p.m. Saturday, Ebenezer Baptist Church. (House of Wheat) UEBHERR, Margie 64, of Bea-vercreek, Tuesday. Graveside services 2 p.m. Friday, Byron Cemetery.

(Tobias, Beavercreek) McCLURE, Charles of 529 Ruth Tuesday. (Bowman) McGOWAN, Janet 55, of Dayton, urday. (Trostel-Chapman, New Car 33 TAX lisle) SCHAFFER, Phyllis 62, of Ketter 34 TUTORING SUBURBAN WEST NO HISTORICAL HOMES ll OTHER COMMUNITIES It2 CONDOMINIUMS 193 MOBILE HOME SALES SERVICE LOTS 1 ACREAGES W5 FARMS FARMLAND 196 COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL SALELEASE 197 INVESTMENT PROPERTY IN RESORTSOUT OF AREA 200 REAL ESTATE EMPLOYMENT ing, Tuesday. Services 10:30 a.m. Fri three daughters, Ester Bunch of Lynn, IN, Mrs.

John (Marilee) Todd of Poolsvllle, MA and Mrs Richard (Carol) Hensley -of West Carrollton, OH; two brothers, Vernon Ditmer of Hillsboro, OH and Harold Ditmer of Kettering, OH; three sister, Mrs. Boyd (Freida) Furlong of West Mansfield, OH, Mrs. Glenna Bland of Mt. Comfort, IN and Mrs. Herman (Opal) -Heisey of West Milton; twenty two grandchildren and twenty five great grandchildren.

He was a member of Pots- -dam Missionary Church. He was a retired railway mail clerk and was also formerly employed at the former Huston's Hardware in West Milton. Fu- -neral services will be Sat- urday 10:30 A.M. at the Potsdam Missionary Church with burial in Old Ludlow Cemetery. Visitation will be Friday 4-8 P.M.

at the Hale-Sarver Funeral Home, West Mil-ton, OH. Contributions may be made to the Pots-dam Missionary Church Memorial Fund. PROFESSIONAL 40 SALESMARKETING 41 HEALTH CARE 42 TRADES 43 TECHNICAL day, Fairmont Presbyterian Church (Routsong, Kettering) STEINKE, Dale 52, of Centerville, March 16. Services 11 a.m. Monday.

(Tobias, Far Hills) TALOWSKY, Martin 29, former 44 GENERAL SERVICESWANTED 45 EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 201 REAL ESTATE LOANS POSITIONS WANTED ly of Dayton, March 18 In Vera Beach, 41 CHILD CARE I IKEN1AL Fla. Memorial services 2 p.m. Sunday. TJBS (2 fT CLUCKLI LIMIC 50 HOUSEHOLD 51 GENERAL (Long Folk, Wapakoneta) PROPERTY 205 UNFURNISHED APTS. 206 FURNISHED APTS.

M7 APTS OR HOUSE TO SHARE WEST, Helen 67, of 356 Royal 4FINANCIAL L7(fl 207a WANTED APTS. OR HOUSES TO Monday. (House of Wheat) 52 BUSINESS FOR SALE 53 BUSINESS WANTED WILSON, Martha 48, of 1809 S. Lawn Fairborn, Tuesday. Ser 55 BUSINESS OPP.

56 MORTGAGES LOANSCREDIT 57a MONEY WANTED D(sOeT? vices Saturday, Sunset Funeral Home, Northport, Ala. (Hapner-Getts, SHARE 200 ROOMS 209 UNFURNISHED HOUSESCON DOS 210 FURNISHED HOUSESCON DOS 111 GARAGES 212 MOBILE HOMES 113 MOBILE HOME LOTS 214 FARMS 115 BUSINESS PROPERTY 214 OFFICE SPACE JI7REC. FACILITIES 111 HOTELSMOTELS 219 RESORTSOUT Of AREA WSAlAJAUTCn Trt DCliT Miamisburg) SPUBUC NOTICES BROOKVILLE: Loretta "Ret" Bran-ham, 53, Wednesday. Services 11 a.m. Sunday, Richmond-Callaham Funeral Home, Inez, Ky.

(Rogers Holp, New Lebanon) CAMDEN: Clark Garrett 59, Tuesday. Services 11 a.m. Saturday. (R.C.Nein&Sons) GERMANTOWN: Paul E. Bell, 67, of 427 E.

Center Tuesday. Services 10 a.m. Saturday. (Arpp Root) HUNTSVILLE: Clayton M. Turner, 83, Tuesday.

Services 11 a.m. Friday. (Van Horn, Lakeview) LAURA: Walter C. Ditmer, 87, formerly of Wright Road, Tuesday at Friendship Village. Services 10:30 a.m.

Saturday, Potsdam Missionary Church. (Hale-Sarver, West Milton) LEBANON: Ruby M. Elbon, 92, of 3 Cedar Court, Wednesday. Private services. (Stubbs-Conner, Waynesville) LEBANON: Mark T.

Mills, 85, of 5634 Greentree Road, Tuesday. Services 1 p.m. Friday. (Breitenbach-Mc-Coy-Lef ler, Middletown) NEW BREMEN: Frederick G. Dam-meyer, 67, formerly of New Bremen, Wednesday in St.

Marys. Services 2 p.m. Saturday. (Gilberg) NEW CARLISLE: Lloyd L. Boeshaar, 70, Wednesday.

Services 2 p.m. Saturday. (Trostel-Chapman) NEW LEBANON: Mary E. Shell, 88, Wednesday. Services 1 p.m.

Saturday, Salem Evangelical Lutheran Church of Ellerton. (Rogers Holp) N. Clarksville Road, Tuesday. (Stubbs-Conner, Waynesville) PIQUA: Leonard A. Dabus, 83, of 401 Riverside Drive, Wednesday.

Mass of Christian Burial 10 a.m. St. Boniface Catholic Church. (Mel-cher-Sowers) SIDNEY: Helen I. Wolaver, 78, of 700 Campbell Road, Tuesday.

Services 10:30 a.m. Friday. (Cromes) WEST MILTON: Cora M. "Margaret Christian" Karns, 66, Wednesday. Services 2 p.m.

Saturday, Wallace Funeral Home, Rainelle, W.Va. (Tobias. Belmont, Davton) WHLOWDELL: Emma M. Kuhn, 62, of 9839 Foote Road, Wednesday. (Bailey Zechar, Versailles) 9 BUSINESS NOTICES S9 PERSONAL NOTICES Sta FRIENDSHIP S9t POLITICAL 59c TICKETS fa YESTERDAY TODAY TOMORROW! l(rn lolf What better way to get some exercise and enjoy your SAMAINTENANCE, rental SERvfcES SERVICE SPAtt vi rv Lf REPAIR 60-121 Set the dauiAcaliOM un Iwaow SA PETS 135 DOGS 12RECREATION HS BICYCLES 226 MOTORCYCLES 227 CAMPERS MOTOR HOMES 221 REC.

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Over 400 memorials on display. Compare our qualityCompare our price. Order now to assure placement before Memorial Dnv. Trotwood, died Tuesday in Dayton at the St. Elizabeth Hospice Unit.

He was a retired Educator of -38 years, teaching at Anna, Trotwood- Madison the remaining -years at Kiser High School. He was a member of the Madison Grange A the Trotwood Church of the Brethren where Me- mortal Services will be -held 3 P.M. Saturday, Pastor Glenn Timmons officiating. Survived by his wife Ruth (Solomon daughter Martha J. Ja- cobs of Melbourne, Aus- tralia; a son Joe of Mans- field.

Oh. A grandsons -Brian Joseph A Todd Michael Evans. The family requests if desired, that memorial contributions be made to Hospice or The Student Scholarship Fund of the Trotwood Church of the Brethren. -The family will receive friends at the church 2-3 PJI. Saturday.

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