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A Deaths 37 Deaths DAYTON DAILY NEWS Monday, August 23 1965 JONES, Stella C. age 82. of OLDHAM. Mrs. Dossle, 6, of 308 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INDEX For auntance io writing quick-aetini, Iotvoit Clattified Ad VICTIMS IMPROVING I Explosion Probe Ordered By State Special tn Ihr li VAN WERT, AUf.

23 All that was left of the Rigdon family home was bulldozed into a pile and burned ANNOUNCEMENTS REAL ES1A1E I T4 Bra tare la Real Estate Real Estate Appraisals Mortgagee tail. Wasted Business Factory Bldgs Property Sites tale. Lease Tl 4 Johnsville. 0., passed away Sunday. She resided in Johnsville for 52 yrs, She was a member of the Johnsville EUB Church.

Survived by a son, Ivan of Farmersville; a daughter, Miss Gertrude Jones of Centerville, 2 Mrs. Robert Andrews of Trotwood and Miss Carol Jones of Farmersville: 4 great-grandchildren. Funeral services 2 p.m. Wed. at the Holp Funeral Home, 321 W.

Main New Lebanon. Burial in Mound Hill cemetery, Eaton, O. Friends may call at the funeral home from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tues. Burwood died Saturday.

A native of Mt. Sterling, she resided in Dayton 72 years and was the widow of the late Robert Lee Oldham. Survived by 3 nieces. Virginia S. Johnson, Janet Smith and Nanetta Eth-ridge, a Great Niece, Lula Mae Buford, 3 Nephews, George and Colston Owings and William E.

Shoecraft all of Dayton and other relatives. Services: 11 a.m. Tuesday at Wes-leyan Methodist church. 401 Gramont Ave. Rev.

Rita H. Lee officiating. Burial in Woodland. Friends may call at the Bowman Funeral Chapel, 3223 Hoover Ave. after 4 p.m.

CIGARETTE SAVINGS FINANCE TRIP CHRISTCHURCH. England, Aug. (UPI I Mrs. Winifred Vincent, 6-', gave up cigarettes 20 years ago, using the money saved to pay the premiums on a life insurance policy. policy matures in October and Mrs.

Vincent savs she is going to use the S-1200 payment to take a trip around the world with her two sons. The policy cost S2.S0 per week. "I can hardly wait," vim said of her impending trip. 'And 1 certainly won't start smoking Fiower. Funeral Olrtcwra cards ot Thaaka In kemorlam Cemetery Lota.

Moaumaati Societies and Lodge Transportation Loat ana Fouaa Peraonala Special Notleaa Special Servleee 7IA TIB Tt wanted to aaea or Buy Mlee. Notleaa Farms and Land For tale Residence Property For tale SO yesterday. Exchange, Real Estate UA Investment Property SrB Church Property tOC Building and Financing SI Lou and Acraaea Summer Placet, Lots tell S3 Suburban Property For Sale St Out-of-Town Property MA Out-of-state Property, tall tt Wanted Real Estate ST A Van Wert count) sheriff's deputy said sightseers clogged the area yesterday and were kept from the Rigdon property by barricades. The gas escaping from the pipeline burned itself out early yesterday. HILL.

Harvey age 82, of 28 Wooster Pike, Milford. died Fri AUCTIONS Auction lalea Auctioneer! day. Surviving are 2 daughters, REHJELSPERGER, William MISCELLANEULS Garden and Lava SuppUea a Mlscellaneoua Itema. tall Baby Needs MA Miscellaneous Itema, Kent a Mlscellaneoua Itema. Trade MlaceUaneoue Itema, Waated IT Miami Valley lalea Service 27a AatlQuea Coins Stamps MA Cameraa.

lupplM Hobbles A Sporting Equipment a Boati and Motors MA Bicycles e) Diamonds. Jewelry. Watches 11 Wearing Apparel tt Buildings Materials. Bldga. tt Plumbing.

Heating Supplies St At? Conditioning MA Business Office Equipment Machinery. Toole. Motors 3d Maori Ti J. Motor Repair 3A Coal, Coke. Wood Coal Trucks re (I A Pianos.

Musical Merchandise a Mueleal Instrument Service 3SA Television Radio Televlsion-Radlu Service ttA Household Goods tt Home Appliance Service 40A Mobile Homaa 41 Mobile Home accessories 41A Mobile Homes (or Rent 411 Mobile Hornet Wanted 41C Mobile Home Parte 41B Travel Trailers-Campers 41 Trailers-Campers (or Rent 42A Trallera Accessories 4IB Trailers-Campers Wtd. 4SC Cabins Sale or Rent 4JD RENTALS (Classifications 41 to 4A) FINANCIAL Technical Work Wanted tt Business Opportunities AT Builneis Opportunities. Want, tt Money to Loan tt Pawn Loans It Wanted to Borrow Ts Real Estate Loaaa Tl Deaths and Funerals AIRPLANES Aircraft (or Sale Wanted Its-lee Training Alrpltnee Wanted II HA EMPLOYMENT Female Help Wanted I Temporary Work. Female IA MliC. Sales Se.

vlce. Women It Saleswomen Wanted Employment Bureau, emale Em p. Bureau Male, Femala 4 Employment Bureau: Mala I Employment IA Mala Help Wanted Temporary Work, Mala (A Misc. Sales and Service. Mai 4B Salesman Wanted Manufacturera Rap.

IA Help Wanted Investment) I Male. Female Help Wanted I Misc. sales ser. Man. Women Employment Wanted.

Female 11 Laundry Service 111 Empiovment Wanted, Male tt Help Wanted Announcement EDUCATIONAL Instruction Coureea FARMER'S MARKET (On Pate entb clajeifieaUoa to at) SERVICE and REPAIRS On pain wtts CTaaeUteaUna to ea PETS Doge Cate. Btrda, Feta a Tropical Fleh Supplies Fets-Troetcal Flab Wanted as Mary 1 and Marie Lender; 3 sons, Charles, Elmer and Delmer; 2 sisters, Ida Durr, Anna Marsha '1, and 1 brother, Amos Wilson Hill. Services Stone Lick Church of the Brethren, Monday, Aug 23, at 2 p.m. Visitation Craver Funeral Home, Milford, Sunday 3 to 9 p.m. RAHMAN, Mrs.

Freda 72. of 140 Linwood Saturday. Services 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, (Whitmer) if 419 Summit Saturday. Services 2 p.m Wednesday.

(Jamiesonl ST. HENRY Mrs. Elnora Hein, 71, of Columbus yesterday. Services 10 a.m. Wednesday, St.

12 HA tt ttA 94A tt (Bill i J. age 47, 241 N. Del-mar passed away Saturday 12:40 p.m. Miami Valley Hospital. He was a life resident of Dayton.

He was cm-ployed at the Viking Tool Die a member of VFW Post No. 657, and a Veteran of World War n. Survived by his wife, Fawn 3 daughters, Yvonne, Carol Ann, and Vickey Lee; 2 sons, William A. and Larry Gene; his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

William Reigel-sperger; 4 sisters, Mrs. Alice Hutton. Mrs. Charlotte Inger-soll, Mrs. Dorothy Delehanty, Dayton, and Mrs.

Betty Hill, Enon, 3 brothers. Ray, Warren and Theodore, Dayton. Mrs. Ruth Swishci 17T. Prmrolnn IV CRAMER, 66.

of Friday. AUTOMOTIVE Oarage Equipment For Bala Heavy Equipment Motore. Parte. Repairing Auto Painting Washing TV res, Accessories Wanted Tlras. Accessories Motorcyeloa-Seootera Auto-Truck Financing Wanted, Autos, Trucfea Exchange Autos Trucks Trucks.

Trallera. Bodlee Auto Trucks. Rent. Lease Automobiles For Bala Sports-Foreign Cart Automobile Aaa'n. Antlquee-Claatle Cart Services were to be Henry Calhol'c church.

(Hogen- McFARLAND, Mrs. Elizabeth. 81, kampi Of a3ol Dcrbv riiert Satin-. First Breth- 2 p.m. Monday ren.

(Banta) Rev. Norman Roller. 52. assist-' day. She ant pastor at St.

Augustine 52, ol 509 lie church. Minster, yesterday. Sunday. Serv- Requiem high mass 10 a.m. to MA 100 100A 100B 1U KEMPF, Helen Wyoming St ices 2 p.m.

Wednesday (Schlienta Moore) Dial 223-2112 Ask for Classified morrow, St. Augustine Catholic church. Minster. ST. MARYS Clarence Wieman was born in Greensbor Ala.

and resided in Dayton 47 years. Survived by her daughter, Corrine Ladd, with whom she resided; 2 setp-daugh -ters. Lou- Personal Femali Help Wanted I I famalt Help Wantid MACKKV, Mrs. Cecelia 67, of 108 Boltin Saturday. Services 9 a.m.

Tuesday, St. Mary Catholic (Westbrock) of 724 Columbia yesterday Services 10 a.m. Wednesday, Holy, Rosary church. (Vore Folk I UNION CITY Mrs, Alma Men-i denhall of State Route 521 East, Saturday. Services 2 p.m.

tomor-' row. (Fraze Timmonsi Mrs. Ida Sutton, 75, of 725 W. Services 11 a.m. Wednesday at the Schlientz Moore Funeral Home, .1632 Wayne Rev.

Darrell G. Maddock officiating. Interment Memorial Park cemetery. The family will receive friends at the funeral home 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday.

VFW will hold services 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Mrs. Elizabeth, 72. of 217 McLain Services 10 a.m.

(Hetrickl MITCHELL, formerly Saturday Tuesday. While Bgmwers clogged the area of one of Van Writ county's worst tragedies, barricades scaled off llic scorched five acres where Mrs. Priscilla Rigdon and hci seven children Jived. Saturday morning, a pipeline blast leveled the house, killed one of the Rigdon youngster and seriously burned other members of the family. VAN WERT COUNTY hospital reported today that Mis.

Rigdon and five of her children are in fair condition. Improving with their mother fire twins Daniel and David, Hi Esther, 5 and Timothy, eight months. Richard Jones, a friend of the twins, is also listed as fair. Another youngster, three-year-old Rachel is listed as good. Mary, 7, remains in critical condition.

Nancy, ft, was killed. Gov. James A. Rhodes called on the State Highway patrol today to launch an investigation to determine whether the state had any responsibility in connection with the blast. THE INITIAL summation was that a spark from a passing freight train triggered the explosion from a leak in thp propane gas pipeline, owned by the Buckeye Pipeline Co.

of Lima. Sgt. A. T. Garlock of the Van Wert post of the patrol said today the investigation is almost completed by his officers.

He said they could not confirm that a train's sparks caused the blast. The sergeant reported that high humidity kept the escaping gas close to the ground. "IT WAS like an above-ground atom blast," he asserted. The crew of an Eric-Lacka-wana train reported smelling gas as they passed through a "foggy-looking" area. Seconds later flames erupted.

Crewmen escaped injury and the train was not derailed. The Rigdon home, 500 yards away, was leveled and farm animals in nearby fields were killed and injured. venia Steele of Dayton and Alice White of Pittsburgh, her son, William Hill; 2 step Division Saturday. Services 2 p.m. today.

(Brooks Sonsi sons, Henry and Tommy Me Farland of Daylon; 8 grandchil- ST riEKRE, Mrs. Gertrudp REKiELSI'ERCER, William J. 47. of 211 X. Delmar Saturday.

Services 111 a.m. Wednesday, (Schlientz Moore) (Domsitzi age 45, formerlv of CLASSIFIED 223-2112 Dayton, died at her residence Saturday in Phoenix, Arizona, unexpectedly. A 1938 graduate of Roosevelt high school, Day-Ion, she is survived by her husband, Eugene L. two TRENT, Mrs. Mollie (Napier), 58, of 2310 Wayne Sun- Deaths dren; and .16 great-grandchildren; 2 sisters, Frances Morris and Hattie both of Dayton.

Services: 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, Greater; Allen AME Church. Rev. E. T.

Wikle officiating. Burial in Woodland. Friends mayj call at the Bowman Fu day. (Meyer Boehmeri HOUSEKEEPER; Englewood. prefer slay 5 days.

2 children. 8 and 10. nice home, references. 836-3329. HOSPITAL DIETARY-AID Permanent position for person who enjoya working with food and possesses supervisory ability.

Must he high school graduate. 25 to 50. Will train. Good salary. Fripge beneftU.

Write Box 3759, Dayton Incorporated. HOUSEKEEPER Responsible, capable PI eat an. working conditions, good wage days Reply Box 231, Dayton Newspapers, Inc. HOTSEKEEPER; over 50. stay I days, care for semi-brvattd lady, light housework.

$30 wk. Reply Box 3479. Da ylon Newspapers. Inr. HOUSEKEEPER for motherlesa home, 4 children, live in.

more for home. 849-6519. HURRY TWO EXCELLENT POSITION! now open MEDICAL SECRETARY Musi he a fasl and accurate typist, requires knowledge of medical terminology. Minimum 2 experience, dictaphone, lots of hustle and dependability required. Hrs.

M. Salary Tops, SECRETARY-CLERK --You want opportunity, responsibility, good salary. We want neat appearance, public contact experience, some college, typing, immagination and confidence. Work for top executive officer, 8-1. APPLY IN PERSON PERSONNEL DIRECTOR GRANDVIEW HOSPITAL 405 GRAND AV.

AM'." fasl moving woman to work in food preparation Kperi-ence not necessary. Anplv in person, AftVV Drive-in, 1727 Woodman D.iyton. O. AVAILABLE for mangle girts, first ela.s.s operators, age 21-40 in uood iiealth. Economy Linen.

SO Mead St ATTrLViTlVE waitress. epei-enredT start up to jT.50 hr. Call or apply in person. Diantond Club 1110 Troy St. 23-4841.

MAin and cocktail waitress. Apolv in person, No Where Cocktail Louge, 13 N. Wright Fair-born, O. BABY litter, tight housework, etay days, reference. Box 258, Day-lon Newspapers, Inc BABY SITTER.

3 children. more for home than wages. Call 04 p.m. 223-77ti5. BABY SITTER: needed immediately.

Kettering. MM Kar Hills. Apt. BABY Sitter, Kettering. Skvltne Ridge.

1 child. 298-2975 after 4:30. BABY sifter, 2 children, nights, goT 20. 256-3875 before 2 p.m. BABY sitter; mature, stay 5 days, local references S4M364 eves.

BABY SITTER. LIVE 5) 7.529 Michigan Av. Ft. McKlnley BOOKKEEPER: small office, should have own transportation. 5 dayt, salari' oiien.

permanent. Experience nn lRcc posting system piefencd. lieneral Heating. 263-3563. BABY SITTER; mature, Main, Sle-hentlialer area, ages 4.

6. 274-998T, BARMAID experienced, middle-aged. Apply 2001 Third St, BABY sitter, live-in, 3 school-aged children. 298-1146. BABY sitter, over 15.

Townview, days, 1 evening. 9 small children. $20, own transportation. Call after 6 111 837-1171. BABY sitter, mature own transportation.

2nd shift. 232-1721. neral Chapel, 3223 Hoover Ave after 4 p.m. Monday. daughters, Mrs.

Barbara Jean Beck of Anaheim, Miss-Sue Ann, at home; one son.i David of Anaheim, seven grandchildren: one sis-! ter, Mrs. Edith Fessler of Goshen, one brother, WILLIS, Mrs. Laura 74, of 156 Cambridge Sunday, (Bradford Connelly! Southwest Ohio ANNA Mrs. Lavora Swiger, 76, of RR 1, yesterday. Services 2 p.m.

Wednesday. (Van Horn, Jackson Center i It ONTAINE Mi s. MACKEY, Mrs. Cecelia age 67, of 108 Boltin Dayton, Edward P. Domsitz of Dayton.

Funeral services Monday at. 9:30 a.m., Guy Magetti Funeral Home, 1508 Valley 10 a.m. Requ'em High Mass, St. Agnes church. Burial, Calvary cemetery.

Friends may call at th funeral home Sunday, 2 to 9 p.m. Rosary recitation Sunday, 7:30 p.m. at the funeral home. Thelma Gunyou, 64, formerly BAtlMAN, Mrs. Freda age 72, of 110 Linwood patted away 3 p.m.

Saturday at Elizabeth hospital. She was the widow of Russell F. Fau-man. She is survived by 3 daughters, Mrs. Roger Klcpin-ger.

Pleasant Hill, Mrs. Phoebe Harles, Dayton, Mrs. Robci W. Stone, New Canaan, son, Samuel L. Bau- man, Naples, Italy; 7 grandchildren; 2 a (-grandchildren; a sister, Mrs.

Wiliam Max, Levvisburg, a brother, Joseph Keithley, Dayton. She was a member of Westminster Presbyterian Church. Funeral services 10:30 a.m. Wednesday from the Whitmer Bros. Funeral Home, 239 Ludlow with Rev Gary Pinder officiating.

Burial Roselawn cemetery, Levvisburg, O. Friends may call at the funeral home 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. Tuesday. CLEMENS, Roland ace 52, passed away a urday even ing. She was a member of the St.

Ann Society and affiliate a ianist. o-vvorkers. Survived by 4 daughters, Mrs. Mary INSURANCE agency; automobile tn, surance experience, good salary, beneflis. Write Box 37S9.

Dayton Flowers of Russells Point, Wednesday in Clearwater, Fla. Services 1 p.m. today, Dayton Memorial park. (Van Horn. Lake view) Joseph F.

Ryan, 71, Thursday. Services were today. CELINA Rome Yohey, 77, of RR 2, Monday. Services 2 p.m. tomorrow.

(Miller, Greenville) JOHNSVILLE- Stella C. Jones, newspapers, inr. BABY SITTER, housekeeper, mature, live In. permanent home. 277-4969.

BABY sifter, over 30. sta, own '00m. 3 children. GLAntOI.US, TOMATOES. ASTERS, Merrill's.

ETC TORN S59-30J4. KITCHFV IflRf.as Luchsigner, Mrs. Rosina Kla.se, APPLY 5205 N'. MAIN ST. Maid, ov er 31, hay -eerr experience not.

napessarv. Apply tn person 9-5 Imperial House South, both of Dayton, Mrs. Joan! Aljensvyorth of Cemetery Lots, Monuments EE GLEN HAVEN' Memorial Gardens, Cholci nf 4 nr erave lots. Very Reasonable. 2M-5234.

BABY over 25. stay 5 days, 2 children. 233-8576, BOOKEE PER: pirienced in keen-ing full sels of hooks, knowlege of typing and stenography desirable. Good opportunity. Write CPA, S.iO Thud National Bldg.

BAR MAID-WAITREII No phone calls. Foos Clark's Tavern, 2100 Third St. HAVEN; 2 choice spaces, Croix section m. S-15-89C7. Rose It PER Day rental for electric carpet shampooer with purchatt of Blue Luslre.

Hess Hardware. WANTED WOMEN JOBS OPEN Earn up 0 $120 WK. TRAIN IN 3-4 WEEKS RECEPTIONIST-TYPIST PBX-SWITCHBOARD TWX-TELETYPE DICTAPHONE SECRETARY CASHIERS-CHECKERS CLERKS FOR BUSINESS OFFICE. BANKS. HOSPITALS.

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AN II MANY. MANY MORE OPPORTUNITIES ARE WAITING FOR YOU. FREE Job Placement Service CALL, WRITE, VISIT NEXT CLASS AUG. 30th PHONE 223-8859 MTI Business School 40 S. Main 205 Knott Bldg.

BLOOD DONORS CASH PAID ALL TYPES URGENTLY NEEDED ALL TYPES ARE TAKEN DAILY Convenient hours available Call for information and appt. DAYTON BIOLOGICALS 1S.S E. HELENA ST. K4-1K7S Lirensed by Public Health Service GIRLS! WANTED Train in 3 to 5 Weeks Choose Your Training LEARN olBM KEY PUNCH 0 DICTAPHONE 0 CLERK-TYPIST oPBX-RECEPTIONIST PROGRAMMING Join our 538 graduates who have accepted high paving positions in the Dayton area I You can't argue with that kind of a remarkable employment record. New York Tech iFounded 191(1.

Easv to find acrosa from Van Cleve Hotel In the Talbott Toner, 131 N. Ludlow St. Dayton'a prestige office buiiding Guidance and Counseling Office, Room 341. Phone 394-1134. Dv.

Eve elusea. r.NHOLL NOW! Free employment referral service. TRAIN NOW RECEPTIONIST TYPIST PBX-SWITCHBOARD TWX-TELETYPE No Ag Limit Leom in Llva Biardt Srieirl Courses TPAIN NOW PAY LATER FREE Job Placement Strvico Poy and Evening C'a'e NEXT CLASS AUG. 30th Air-Conditioned Classrooms PHONE 223-8859 For FREE Information MTI Business School Marie Training Institute 40 S. Main 20S Knott B'dg.

spacet. MEMORIAL Park. 3 of Three Injured In Skid Crash MEMORIAL PARK GRAVES OR LOT. MS-S981 Lost and Found Dally evvv Miami (nunt.v Rtirenti S'l riiim l. I rn yesterday, i p.m.

Wednesday. iHolp. New Lebanon I LAKEVIEW- William C. McMillan. 48.

of RR 1. Thursday. Services 3:30 p.m. today. (Van Horn) MIAMISBURG Mrs.

Margaret Dixon, 86, of 222 Floyd yesterday. Services 10 a.m. Wednesday. (Gebhart Schmidt) MIDDLETOWN Mis. Shirley Beifuss, 31, Saturday.

Mrs. Josephine Boswell, 76, of 718 14th Sunday. Services 10 a.m. tomorrow. (McCoy-Lefiler) Lloyd (Johnnie) Blair.

26, of 404 BEAGLE; female, lost Pajrborn arr. Reward. BILLFOLD black. Lost Sherwooit Tivin Drive. in or Miami Vallev Hospital, Generous reward.

128-7252. DACHSH LTNDS, 4 pup's, it rayed. Northrldge, Please return. 274-8033 STRAW ba'g. foil between 1649 Cor-' nell Rd.

Keep money, return contents. 274-5494. SILVER PERSIAN "CAT BABY Sitter, reliable woman with I1 asportation. 6 nights week 6S-6034 between 10 a.m. -3 30 m.

BEAUTICIAN. Kettering area, male or female, only those experienced in high styling and coloring need appli BEAUTICIAN: HAIR-ST TUST GI'ARANTEED-COMMISSION KETTERING 256-8507 253-8271 CARE for 1 child, live in. compensation, references. 275-1585. CHILD Care.

1 child, live in 5 days. Call after 8 p.m. 878-9576. child care, stay, or transportation. Woadhaven.

48M1U eyet. COMBINATION and waitress. Call after 4 p.m. 898-5831 Airport Motel. Vandalia.

CHILD Care, dependable, go. ChlC dien 9, 7 and 2. 120. Apply 21 Cam-bildge after i p.m. MATURE LADY, etay, Lfht.

hnuae-wnrk. care of aemi invalid lady. S30 wk. Sluloh. 277-2850.

MATURE LADY. CHILD CARE Stay or go. Kettering. 254-3188 NURSES Registered and Licensed' Practical, to manage large prominent nursing home, stale approved. Living quarters available.

293-2037, II a.m. -7 p.m. rse Licensed practical Modern Nursing Center: air conditioned. Near Centerville. Good salary, henefits.

7 a.m. to p.m. Washington Manor, 7300 McEwen Rd 885-7637, NURSE, regiatc redor-lt ONLY. Call 9 to 5. 275-2911.

OUTSTANDING OPPORTUNITY Steady, part-time. 50-year-old AAA-1 manufacturer has opening for ambitious woman as field manager in Dayton area. No experience necessary, company training. Excellent opportunity. Overwrite commission.

Call: Mr Rinaldl 222-1126 Monday alter 2 ni to e-30 m. Tuesday. 10 a m. to 8:30 p.m ORGAN TBACHER EXPRrENCIH 299 8743 A PTE P. 5 P.M.

N. and Sister Mary Rob-; bert S.F.P. of Ashland, Ken-j tucky; 8 sons, Paul, Thomas. Gerald, James. John, Lawrence, all of Dayton, William of Kokomo, Indiana and Robert Mackey S.M..

of Honolulu; 2 sisters, Mrs. Martha Niekamp, St. Sebastian, Ohio, Mrs. Emma Niekamp of Detroit, Michigan, and 2 step-sisters, Mrs. Marie Froning of St, Sebastian, Ohio and Mrs.

Rosina Tangeman, of Coldwa-ter, Ohio, and 24 grandchildren. Funeral services Tuesday 8:30 a.m. at the Westbrock Funeral Home, 1712 Wayne and at 9:00 a.m. a solemn high mass at St. Mary Church.

Rev. Robert Mackey. celebrant. Burial Calvary cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Monday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m, Memorial services by the St.

Ann PIQL'A, Aug. 23 Three persons were injured, one of them hospitalized, from a collision on W. High St. yesterday. They are: Alan Pcrrlng, IS, nl 411 Kitt Piqua, in good condition at Piqua Memorial of 1911 Rugby died Thursday.

He was an inspector for Montgomery county 7 years. A member of the Montgomery County Democratic club and Dator Public Service L'nion No. 101. Survived by wife, Margie; an aunt, Mrs. Florence i Wetzel i Hoffman: one niece and two nephews and a steijv daughter.

Mrs. King, Union City, Ind. Funeral Monday. 10:15 a.m., Meyer Boeh-mer Funeral Home, 1733 Brown St. 10:45 a.

Requiem High Mass, Church of the Holy Angels. Burial, Woodland cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral hme, Sunday, 2 to 6 p.m. C'RAMKR, Mrs. Ruth Swisher, age fi(l, of 1733 Princeton AMMV vicinity and Far female, yellow eyes, loat Alexander-Bellbrook Rd.

Hills. Reward. 433-1409. Mrs. Mary Lois Polhmnus and Crawferd yesterday.

Services TIPPY, lost in reward hlark and while male (at Riverdale vicinity, Aug. It, 222-978! 10 a.m. Thursday, Baptist church in Painstville, Ky. (Riggs) Piqi'A Clarence Emmons, 71. CASHIER CAT.

1 yr. eld male, loat Aut. S. Vicinity Carrlands Dr. and Far Hills, Ketlerint.

Reward 299- minature Collie, mate, lost" Meduav.f'airborn. reward M9-IM2 her daughter, Lois Ann, both treated and released. Police said a car driven by Charles R. Page. 18.

of 507 W. Water St. skidded on wet pavement on an curve in the 1200 block of W. High St. His auto collided with one driven by Clyde Omer Polhamus, 44, of RR 1, Piqua.

PUNO PLAYER Fri -Sat. f- Neat Appearing 837 1113 Experienced checker, over 25 APPLY IN PERSON BN'S MARKET 3813 SIN COUNTER girl experienced, inspecting, marking Steady Spotless Cleaners. 233-3155. COUNTER girl, experienced in inspecting and assembling. Wolslagel Cleaners.

2617 S. Smlthville, Bel-rnonl. CHILD CARE, mature, go. Refer-enres 233-7314 aftei 30 Monday. Society, 3:30 p.m.

Personals MARTIN .1. KEEN A DIES GREAT KECK, N.Y.. Aug. 23 Martin .1. Keena.

64, a vice president of the American Stock exchange, died Sunday. died Fri. Survived by her husband. Albert L. 1 daughter, PAYROLL CLERK High school graduate, commercial I raining or experience.

Typing necessary. Apply in person, Miami Valley Hospital Personnel Office 8-4 P.M. age fin, St. Peters-away at St. MAS TIN.

Mrs. F.va or 3700 Haines Rd hui'C Fla. passed AUTO insurance cancelled'1 Need financial responsibility bond? Low files Immediate films: witb state. Call 33.1-TS13, 209-85M. Dav or nljlit.

LAMBERT INS 1I4H MAIN Vcademy Bnillih BofiemaBlhtP Cegister now for fall rlasaes. Nor-mandv Rldinr Academv. Tranquil Trail, rear, off Rt. 48 at Centerville. Onto from WfATMfK HUMAN 1 p.m.

'airview Anthonys hospital. Thurs. Member of 40 0 SO PART TIME ATM fhMPF A SPECIAL service for persona navins raneeled auto Iniurtnce. TWRNNER Atenry 84 2441 Vw.ike B5 GeorRe: Alwavi on the the Lnrd Hath made. 223-77S3 CHA-R-BURGER Drive In Waitresses and far sitendante Day and nigbi shift Apply tn person the restaurant in your ares 3747 I.

Dixie 5121 N. Dlxia Mt) Salem 1st Woodman Dr. COOK; short order, experienced, wmk nighis. 8-11 m. COUNTER CLERK BVinlni hours.

Steady work Apply in person after 10 a.m. PANTORIUM CLEANERS 2934 SALEM AV. Mrs. Barbara Ruth Fletcher; 11 son, Albert L. Dayton; 1 sister, Mrs.

Claude Swedburg, TalJ ntetto. 5 grandchildren. Funeral services 2 p.m. Mon. First Brethren church, comer of Philadelphia and Karlham Dr; Rev.

Ci. Forrest Jackson officiating. She was a member of the First Brethren church and Bwthian Bible class. Also a member Dayton Chapter 121V Eastern star. The remains will lie in state 12 noon Monday at the church until time of services.

Friends may call at the Banta Funeral Home, 3119 W. Third Sun. from 3-5 and 7-9' p.m. DIXON. Mrs.

Margaret, age 86, COMPTOMETER SCHOOL EUB church. Dayton, Sunived by her brother. Gala Hurler. Portland, several nieces and nephews. Funeral services 1 :30 p.m.

Tues. the Raker Funeral Home, 5535 Philadelphia Dr. Mt N. Main. Burial, Grcenmound cemetery, New Madison.

O. The family will receive friends at the funeral home from 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. Mon. McDAXIEL. John age 75.

of 512 Kammer passed away at Washington, D. C. He was a retired postal employe, retiring In 10 with 33 years service. He is survived by his ife, Clara 3 daughters, Mrs. Robert Boyd, Mrs.

Lois Burke, Bowie, Mis. Paul McConoeha. Toledo: 1 sis Fibi4i Shw lew Ttmofeuri Eapctltd CHILD CARE: 2 school-age children, mature, experienced, must live in Weslwood area. Call after 6:30 m. 263-9186.

Offers one nf the quickest and surest win to a good paying office position as a well trained I.B.M. KEYPUNCH COMPTOMETER OPERATOR Courses are ihort. prae-tleal and Interesting New day an! evening rlaases start everv Monday. Tuition reaionible. The Comptometer School I W.

Monument 222-1042 Write, Phone or Vnfl CAR HOPS, WAITRESSES APPLY COUNTRY KITCHEN 2124 W1LMINOTON PIKE Moderate Weather To Remain for Awhile WOMEN WANTED To Train As CASHIERS, CHECKERS for supermarkets, discount stores, druqstores TRAIN NOW PAY LATER Doy and Evening Clascal FREE Job Plocemen Stivica EARN BIG NEXT CLASS AUG. 30th Air-Conditionad Classrooms Cell. Write, Visit PHONE 223-8859 For FREE Information MTI Business School Moilet Institute 40 S. Mam 205 Knott Bldg. CUSTOM carpel, originally ordered for motel.

Able to tell it great sacrifice The weather will be dominated by a high pressure area which is centered to the west of Ohio and northwest in Wisconsin for tew days, This Influence is expected It) tiring moderate temperatures until at least mid-week. General Tuesday. Warmer northeast but cooler extreme south today, high 75-R5 Cooler tonight, low In the north S3 south. A little warmer Tuesday. kiwi it vim mm.

Mostl) sunn) today, high 60-77. Fair and cooler tonight, low in the His north. t.V.M (otlUl. Partly cloudy a lillle wa-mer Tuesday. miVliU 111 JfJ, ma Hun sets today p.m.

8un rlsfs tomorrow a.m. Sun sets tomorrow 7:21 p.m. inn it RKl nun I oinpnrathr Iciuppialiires lliuh this dale l.isl year Low this date last year till NCR bookkeeping machine operator-typist, age 20-40, 4 hr. a.m. Mon -En Opportunity for eventual full time employment.

State qualifications to Box 232, Dayton Newspapers, inc. ernoons. some Sat Must have transportation. Box 3739, Dayton Newspapers, Inc RECEPTIONIST, physicians office. Beavetneek area.

Write staling age and experience Box 4099 Day-Ion Newspapers. Inc. REGISTERED NURSES For staff duly In 428 bed private hospital. Beginning salary 8425 with substantial differential for evenings and night duty. Liberal personnel pollciee.

Write P.O. Box 3115. Terminal Annex, Lot A ngelea 54, Calif, SEWING INSTRUCTOR We hu openings for women Interested in giving sewing instructions on a part or full time basis. Muat have previous experience or knowledge of sewing. Good starting eatery snd working rnndliions.

Applv In person. The Ringer 44 8. Vain. SEAMSTRESS To make drapes, slipcovers, bedspread'. One nf Dayton's up and roming decorating studios.

Pay commensurate with mperlenre. Bog '111 I a Newspapers In' SECRETARY Purchasing Department We have an immediate opening a ailalde for a person with least 2 yean business expertenre who can type 65 words per minute, and lake light shorthand Applicants must have Hie sbititv tn work with figures and details and thev should also he adept In dealing with suppliers. We offer a good starting ealary snd many fringe henefits, including free hospitalization and life insurance and a profit sharing plan, Please Call for appt: 461-4500. ext. 951.

E. F. MacDONALD CO. 115 I. LUDLOW ST.

An equal opportunity employee SECRETARY" To aet as personsl secretary for executive. Interesting and chslleng-Ing work nf great variety. Capable of frequent pertontl contact with people. You must; Tvpe rapidly snd accurately. Take shorthand dictation.

Be of presentable eppearance. Have shove average intelligence. Be competent end capable undei pressure. If vou feel you ran measure up these requirements, apply in perion only, to: DAYTON ETCHED PRODUCTI 1548 sYTANLEV AVE. DAYTON, O.

TITLE CLERK Musi he emirate typist, depn4sbte emplovee Give age mental statue, work htstorv tnd wsge requirement to Boi 251, Dayton Newspapers Inc. expected with lair weal her is no precipitation, of 222 Floyd Miamisburg, passed away 11:30 a.m. Sunday morning. Surviving are 1 daughter. Mrs.

Myrtle Poly, Miamisburg: 1 step-daughter, Mrs. Marjorie Urshel, Miami burg; 2 sons, Carl Linebansh, Ralph Linebaugh, both of Miamisburg; 2 step-sons, Herman Dixon, Miamisburg, Clifford Dixon. Sonoma, 2 brothers, Walter Gebhart. Fort Pierce, Howard Gebhart, Miamisburg; -I grandchildren; 8 great-grandchildren; 7 step-grandchildren, She was a member of St. Jacobs Lutheran Church of Miamisburg, of A and Rebekah Lodge, Services, Wednesday 10 a.m.

at Cieb-hart Schmidt Funeral Home, Miamisburg. Interment Kller-ton cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. MITCHELL, Mrs. Elizabeth, age 72, formerly of 217 McLain passed away at 11:55 a.m. Saturday Brewer Nursing Home.

Member of the Christian Tab-rntcM Chiiii Survived by 1 sisler, Mrs. Myrtle Jennings, of Spring City, I bio- Iher. Win Icy Snap, of Detroit; several nieces and nephews, services in Tuesday Htt Forecast ter, Mrs. R. F.

Chmv Fairview, 1 brother. Charlea, Ha-mersville, O. I grandchildren. Kiniberl.v Randy, Knit and Paula McCbnochl, He was a member of Htllcreal christian church, past president of the Mail Haitdlera the Democratic club, and senior Citizens. Services 1 p.m.

Mon. at the R. Ullmer Son Chapel 3701 W. Third St. Burial Glen Haven cenVJtery.

Visitation at the chapel from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. Sund iy. KK1D. Mrs. Mary, age 64.

died Friday, Dublin. Ga. She was former employe of Rike's Dhv-ton and former resident of the Eaton communitv. She is sur i esierriay niaii at p.m Vcsterday's low si fi a 8H VMI ll ltl Pa rl I i lush it ii today with SPECIALIZED SERVICES cloudy cool DRUG CLERK APPLY BEEBER DRIIOS Call S37-2841 for appointment DIlCOTHEtjUll jrlrlt and wH-resses Ask for Ed Henderson after 7 p. Mn 274-H590.

Purple Onlnn ewpToyme t-coiTn s'eI I7or If vol have Ihe ability to work with people and have had sales super-vlsoiy evpetien'c. we will train sou. We ate one of the largest emplo-nieeii lervlcet with 175 offices roast Io coast. Potential JV7im fust vest. Call Ml flessel.

221-1981. Snelllng A sneiFng ELDERLY' 'adv to take care of sick lady, 13 room and hoard. 35- 5153. EXCELLENT opportunity for riffit girl. Must he good lyplsl.

Some finance or credit experience, Musi have good telephone voire and he eble to handle general office work. One girl office Send resume to P.O. Bon I.M, Dayton View Station. grill and counter girl, alio ear hops. Hollywood Dnvt Inn.

7111 N. Mam 274-0220. CiIRI, fo counter work. AppW Metropolitan Cleaners. 30 Main Centerville.

O. GIRLS TO DANCE To ditcotheque music. Hrs. I to Wed -8at. Call at 151 Brown St.

10 a.m. -8 p.m. 228-0913. ollNETuLTbflice, ncTtyping. willing to train, neet.

good at meeting public, apply 910 Pruden Av part-time for TV Shop, Answer phone. bookeeping and typing leiiutrnl "c.exkral'OFFICE fulfttme. Neai hsnilwrltlnt, good phone voice. Contact Mr. Charles In person only.

It LACKEY TV APPU 3420 N. A IN IT. -WlT'tnd'TvTtT'HEN'rKRM ANENT FRISi'H S. 4 N. AIN ST forcar hotlettet.

Must IN or over, high school education a must. Wages roinmensuisle with ability. Experience nol necessary. Apply pron AW Root Fee' Dnveln, 1727 Woodman Dr Day-Ion, 0. Wriif'KTE'rTCR.

5 days 4 chlT-dren. (25 E. End. MM120. C.

Coder-nETK'TtV'f: ACKNCY III: SERVICE 233-80441 Confidential Investigators "hlld enstodv. divorce electronic devlres a specialty It vou want to be sure call any- tint. SANftASY" LANOFILL Humping nf all kinds, open 21 lira, 7 days wk. II gallon vn all drums. II.

IS. located at 2int Vanee Rd. 363-gTl. i.t;vKN CAKE OGrbKATiriO SEC11ETS OK PROFESSION Ala Classes start Sept. II, at p.m I'aught in mater over experience.

Call nine Bird RaMn To 223-88S1. Enrollment limited. I -i: rifely" with Dcx-A-Diet Tablets. Only Mc tt your diug-stnrtv tSAR.N TO DRIVE the tenklu way "Charge It" at Rlke'a Call BA-I-Mll, ait. U4 ORGANIST and Choir Director need ed at Spinning Rd.

Baptlat Church. i2-342. i aftei August 23 1H5 I svill" nd be resnonslhle for any drills contracted b) anione ni'ier than myself. Rlrhaid Lui as, 202? Siapleion CI. special for' limited fRflT" Mn VK.N'T PATIO ONLY 131) fill FREE ESTIMATE CTI-IIW SAVE an mntorcvrle insurance 'is MILLER Agency, Mdrisilni-Miltliit TypiDfleekkiipini Vic rage 71 Normal 73 ComptWlimtl "llll i-ccoiil since IMI Higlicst this date In 1 SOS Pfl Lowest this dale In IKsH 44 I cniptirntlie precipitation Inches Preceding It hours (at ami is' 111 Total amount since Jon.

1 IVBfi Deficiency since Jan. I A 71 Total amount this date last year Deficiency last year 1 13 Himldlt) lp m. 7p.ni. 1a.m. 7a.m.

Relative humiditv 69 (11 ti THK i vim It I MKWHKRE Hy The Associated Press AN experienced tvpltt. my home. Accessible location, TYPING, addressing envelopes, etc. In my home. Experienced.

25M14V Hli srriTAL: all hrands cold wave Pi manents fS.IVn. Ona's, nf 7fl, Fair snd cooler liinigh', Low ol Tuesday (air snd mild. High Ol tt NATIONAL showers in.l thunder-showers are predicted lor Monday night rner Oull OMM slates southern Atlantic CohiiI. thr mlillnmln and over the northern Rockies, tl will he coaler OVef northern Allnnttc OMM, northern Rookies, upper Missouri Valley. Ureal I.ake.s region nml Ihr Ohio Vulley It will he wanner along the Oull and northern Atlantic foam oino I IV K-DAV FORECAST o.

persiurca Tuesday through Saturday will average In A degrees helow normal. Representative dally normal high and Iowa are: Cincinnati 5-3. Cnlumbii" M-(W. Cleveland sn.57 Cool early In week, warming in midweek, then cooler again hat pari. A period of scattered showers iale Wednesday or on Thursday are expected to give average amounts of one half Inch.

Illllll OlHrlRI norlhwesl. mailt) clotuly south and east and cool today, high In IDs Clcn- norlhwesl and clearing southeast mnlght Cooler, low in Mis. Bunnv and mild Tuesday. KFA'Tl I'm Partly cloudy and not so warm today Thiindei'hiivvers wil1 affect 50 to per ptM the south half this afternoon and early tonight Highs to rtav in the SOs f1IMrtn sn I cooler m-right, lows in the (Ws fair w.lh MiiieDanei Litunt A-l DANCE. PIANO.

OltOAN AND BATON LESSONS. 1 TMt 7H Fimali Hlli Wantid Atlanta, clear Rlsmarck. clnurlv Boston, clnudv Buffalo, cloudy Cliarloite, N.C., clear Chicago, cloudv Denver, cloudv Detroit, cloudy Indianapolis, cloudv Kansas city, olOUdy 1is Angeles, cloudv LoulivtlM, log Miami, clear Paul, cloudv New Orleans, clear New York, clourtv Pittsburgh, rloudv Diego cloudv Tsmpa. clesr ACCOUNTING TRAINEE vived by 1 daughter, Mrs. John R.

Bowman, Dublin, 1 son, Han Rcid San DlegO, -1 grandchildren. Private funeral service-; 2 p.m. Tuesday Barnes Funeral Home, Eaton, I Rev. LeRoy Kerdolff off i.ii-ing. Burial Concord cemetcr.v, R.

Rl. Katon. Friends may call at the funeral home Monday evening 7 to 9. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the cancer fund. I on TRADE YOUR HOME Jack SWEETMAN, Rea tor WIGS! -WIGS! Furnpasn.

Salesman lamnlee t' human liau 1W, Call Rairh't Bnuiy It i fRl IH WNTEn bm "booklTVitanip. 21) lick Kuneirtl Hume, 221 Saleill Ave. Hey. (Jeorge Gardiner Si officiating, Bui iai in Woodland cemetery. Visitation fi to 9 p.m.

Monday at the funeral home. ire seeking a ynung woman in begin training In our accounting section. Applicanta ahould have some hookkeepinf eaperienee and the e. eire tn pursue a csrear in the Id1 counting field. Eecaltent salery potential and henefn Apply Van Dvne-Crotty, Inc 1S0I Richard St.

Tucson, clear mange in the ternpersluiet Tuesday I.MIIA.Vl-tlir today, tonight rjd Wuhinrlon. rlondy.