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1S- July 8, 1983 DAYTON DAILY NEWS 01 Obituorl)i 01 Obituaries Marriage Licenses Jury issues no indictment of man charged in crash INFORMATIONj 01 Obltuorli BOEHMER, Mrs. Dorothy age 73, of Dayton died Friday. Survived by daughter, Mrs. William (Mimi) Focke, Kettering; son, Fred N. Boehmer, Centervllle: sister, Mrs.

Victor (Peg) Kratzer, grandchildren, Frank Boehmer, Dallas, Tex, Jim Boehmer, Hunts-ville, O. and Julie-Focke, Kettering. Prayers Monday 9:15 a.m. Meyer Boehmer Funeral Home, 1733 Brown St. Mass of Christian Burial 9:45 a.m.

Church of the Holy Angels. Burial Calvary Cemtery. Friends may' call at the funeral home Sunday 3-7 p.m. By FRED LAWSON Metropolitan Sufi Writer Win Cwntv turam LEBANON The Warren County grand jury declined Thursday to indict a Franklin-area man charged with aggravated vehicular homicide after officials said his pickup truck struck and killed a Springboro policeman who was "completely in the roadway" at the time he was struck last month. The same day, the Ohio Highway Patrol charged the man, Michael L.

Jennings, 32, of 3624 Knollbrook Drive in the Hunter area, with driving while Intoxicated in connection with the incident, a patrol spokesman said. Killed in the June 27 accident was William L. "Bill" Johnson. A NOT GUILTY PLEA to the" charge was filed for Jennings in Warren County Court Thursday afternoon by his attorney, David Chicarelll. A pre-trial hearing will be scheduled for Jennings, who is free on his own recognizance, according to a court spokeswoman.

Johnson, 48, an eight-year veteran with the Springboro police, died a short time after he was struck by a pickup truck that investigators said was driven by Jennings as Johnson stood outside hie parked cruiser on Ohio 73, near the police station, at about 12:30 a.m. ALTHOUGH HE DECLINED to speculate on what entered into the grand jurors' decision, Flannery acknowledged that Johnson was "completely in the roadway" at the time he was struck. Johnson had stopped to investigate two persons walking along the road, investigators said. The truck struck the rear of the cruiser and then hit Johnson, knocking him over the hood of the cruiser into the roadway, according to the investigative report. He died a short time later at Sycamore Medical Center in Miamlsburg.

The cruiser's tail lights and headlights were on, but the emergency flashing lights were not, according to investigative reports. There is speculation the fact the flashing lights were not on was a factor in the grand jury's vote not to indict. However, grand jury votes are secret to all but the jurors and the reason for the decision is not known, according to Springboro police Sgt. C.E. Reedy said afterwards, his department has no set policy regarding the use of flashing lights when an officer has stopped to talk to someone.

He said the decision is the officer's. FLANNERY SAID HE explained to the grand jury that, according to law, they could return indictments of involuntary manslaughter, aggravated vehicular or vehicular homicide. He said Patrol Sgt. R.N. Grooms, the investigating officer, testified before the grand jury, as did three witnesses to the accident.

"It's the police's duty to investigate and my office's duty to present the evidence to the grand jury," Flannery said. "The grand jury decides whether or not to indict." Lt. Lewis of the Patrol said he was "not happy" with the grand Jury action and Springboro Village Manager Bill Covell said he was "surprised." "I thought we had a real good case," Lewis said. He said he has "no idea" of the reason for the jury's vote. "I read the investigative report and I am surprised there was not an indictment," Covell said.

"But you can't condemn the grand jury; it apparently had a reason we are not aware of." Deaths, Funerals Dr. Peter J. Steincrohn 1 ADAMS, Nelson E. 62, of 25 College Thursday. (Roberts) ALLEN, Charles 42, of 1513 Courter Wednesday.

Services 1 p.m. Saturday, Calvary Missionary Baptist Church. (McLin) BYRD, James, 62, of 4526 Elmer Thursday. (Roberts) BOEHMER, Dorothy 73, of Dayton, Friday. (Meyer BUSH, Dora 60, of Glen-cross Drive, Wednesday.

Services 2 p.m. Monday. (Smith Sons) CORBIT, Dwight 23, of 521 Dearborn Sunday. Services 11 a.m. Saturday, Church of the Living God.

(Bowman South) CORDELL, Joyce 42, 447 Mertland Wednesday. Services 10 a.m. Saturday. (Tobias, Beavercreek) CRAIBLE, Magnolia, 77, of 210 N. Main Wednesday.

Services 2:30 p.m. -Saturday, Freedom Hill Baptist Church. (Smith) DUDLEY, Edward, 74, of 3817 McCall St, Wednesday at the Crawford Convalescent Center. Services 11 a.m. Saturday.

(House of Wheat) FRANK, Lillian 67, of Dayton, Tuesday. (Martin) GERLEIT, Bertha (Brink-' man), 92, of 10 Hawker Thursday. Services 11:30 a.m. Saturday. (Tobias, Watervliet) The elderly have a need to stay warm; be sure of it I'm a doctor.

I should have known better. My own father, age 81, was in danger of dying of hypothermia, and I overlooked it. He lives alone. When he would come to visit during the late fall and winter months I noticed a difference in his personality. He seemed depressed.

His speech was slow and slurred. He seemed more confused than he used to be. Without examining him, I came up with the hunch-diagnosis of "beginning senility." But one cold day, while visiting him at his apartment, it was quite evident that bis environment was too cold for a man his age. He had the thermostat turned down to the 60s "to save on electricity." I brought him home. I examined him and found that his temperature was 95 Fahrenheit.

His heart was Irregular and he was more confused than ever. I admitted him to the hospital where we "rewarmed" him. Within a few days his mind became clear, his pulse normal, and his temperature up to 98. From then on I've been carefully monitoring him. He now keeps his apartment warm and dresses well.

I say again, I admit that I overlooked the diagnosis in my own father. I note that you've bad several columns' on hypothermia In the aged. I hope you reprint this as an added warning. It's a common and dangerous occurence. Thank you.

MD. I appreciate your letter. Your own experience with your father's overlooked hypothermia will alert readers to the danger in caring for their own parents. Cold is the silent enemy of the aged. Too many are misdiagnosed as being senile.

Be sure your parents are warm. Births Recorded COOK, Thomas age 74, of 3454 Folk-Ream Springfield died unexpectedly In the Emergency Room of Mercy Medical Center on Wednesday. He at-tended St. John's Lutheran Church, Springfield. Member of Gavel Lodge No.

273 Union, New Jersey, R.A.M. Chapter No. 16, and Knights Templar Comm. No. 9, both of Elizabeth, New Jersey and Salaam Temple A.

A. O.N. M.S., Livingston, New Jersey and Eagles Lodge No. 3491 of New Carlisle, O. Survived by wife, Ef fie; sons, Carl Eugene, Ripley, O.

and Robert Grover, Falrborn, daughters, Mrs. John (Cheryl) Amblelll, Houma, Louisiana; 16 grandchildren; 21 great grandchildren; brothers, Ralph of Spring Valley, Paul of Springboro; sisters, Mrs. Hattle Wat-kins and Mrs. Helen Palm, both of Kettering and Mrs. Virgle Nicode-mus, Dayton.

He was preceded in death by a ton, Thomas Jr. In 1979. Services will be Monday 10 a.m. in the Trostel-Chapman Funeral Home, New Carlisle, Rev. Randall Peters officiating.

Burial Glen Haven Memorial Gardens. Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday from 2-4 7-9 p.m. GRAY, Eldon age 34, of 1152 Herman Ave. passed away suddenly. He Is survived by his wife, Carol; 1 daughter, Angela; 2 sons, Todd and Scotty; his father, William Gray of Dayton; 3 sisters, Elaine Crump of Arlington, KY, Marsha Hoskins and Rhonda Meyerhoe-fer both of Dayton; 5 brothers, John of Springfield, Bill, Ronnie, Rick and Steve all of Dayton.

Private funeral services for family only. Funeral arrangements by Magetti Funeral Home, 1508 Valley St. HOWE, Ruby age 73? of 122 S. Broadway Farmersville, died Wednesday morning at Good Samaritan Hospital. She Is survived by 1 brother, and 1 sister.

Graveside services will be held Saturday, 2 p.m. at the Holp Cemetery. There will be no public are being handled by the Arp Root Funeral Home, Germantown. GERLEIT, Bertha (Brlnk-manX age 92, formerly of 10 Hawker passed away Thursday at Miami Valley Hospital. Survived by daugh-ter and son-in-law, Alma and Roland Stevenson of Kettering; daughter-in-law, Clara Gerleit Walters of Dayton; 4 granddaughters, Mrs.

Patricia Wlssman, Mrs. Beverly Hawes, Mrs. Judy Collins, Mrs. Nancy Brown; 12 greatgrandchildren; 3 great-great grandchildren. She was a member of St.

Luke's United Church of Christ. Funeral services 11:30 a.m. Saturday, Tobias Funeral Home, 648 Watervliet Ave. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home one hour prior to service.

In lieu of flowers family suggest that contributions be made to the Heart Fund or Cancer Fund. HAWTHORN, Wlnfield Scott, 50 of 9501 Artz New Carlisle, died Thursday at Veterans Center, Dayton after a long illness. He was a Western Division Safety Director for and was a Navy Veteran of the Korean War. Survived by wife Bonnie; daughters Laura Joyce Hawthorn, both at home; sons Pliny Scott William, both at home; mother Mrs. Hazel Penrod of Falrborn and sister Mrs.

Floyd (Patty) Reed of Falrborn. He was preceded in death by a brother. Services 10:30 a.m. Saturday In the Trostel-Chapman Funeral Home, New Carlisle, Rev. Joseph Qulnn officiating.

Burial Glen Haven Memorial Gardens. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7-9 p.m. Friday. In lieu of usual remembrances, please make contribution! to the Memorial Fund of the Honeycreek United Presbyterian Church of New Carlisle. HERVEY, Mildred Louise, age 74, of 4513 Robin Hill Court, Dayton, passed away July 6.

She was retired from Maria Joseph Home, Dayton, and a member of Eastern Star. Survived by her husband, George Hervey, 2 sisters, Dorothy Watson and Eileen Ikerd of Shreveport, 2 brothers, George and Earl Smith of Hodge, La. Memorial services will be held 11 a.m. on Monday, July 11 at Maria Joseph Chapel, 4830 Salem Ave. Tne following is not necessarily a complete list of marriage licenses Issued.

Licenses may be dewied upon written reouesl to Dayton Newspapers. CARL DOUGLAS KEETON, 21. New Carlisle, and BRENDA KAY SCMULER, 251 E. Four'h SI SYLVESTER HILLMAN SHACKLEFOHD, 62, 125 Infirmary Road, and DESSIE HAAS, 40, 312 Notre Dame Ave. TIMOTHY MICHAEL CRIE-SHOP, 19.

2151 Baiaan Drive, and LISA RENE WALLACE, 20, 22 Brookhaven Drive, Trotwood. MARVIN BURNS, 50, 1441 Huffman and RUBY LORENE GALPtN, 30. 5724 Gross Drive ROBERT STANLEY KAMINSKI, 23, Omaha, Neb, and BETH ANNE IMES, 24. 426 S. Linden Miamisburg.

GARRY LEE BOGGS, 30, 420 Holt and MARY ELIZABETH WENDLING, 19, 420 Holt SI. PHILIP ALLEN NEIL, 31, San Antonio, Tenas, and SUZANNE MARIE OKULY, 26, San Antonio, Texas. JOE EDDIE THOMPSON, 46, 6861 Brandt Pike, Huoer Heights, and JEANNE MARIE ALLEN, 29, 921 0d Orchard Ave. BEASLEY PATRICK 40, 5130 Packard Drive. Huber Heights, and VALERIE JOYCE BRINKLEY, 43, 5130 Packard Drive, Huber Heights.

JAIME ALFREDO FARRUGIA, 21, 699 E. Whipp Road, Centervllle, and OACCARI KAY HfGGINS, 19, 1060 Marcellui Drive, Vandalia. C.S. PETTIS, 57, 2813 W. Second and LOUISE ALSTORK, 47, 427 Verona Road.

RICHARO HENE SNIDER, 22, 5555 Philadelphia Drive, and BRENOA JEANNE HAZEL, 22, 4JI4W. National Road. DANNY LYNN YOUNG, 25, 3114 Mesmer and MARSHA ANN LLEWELLYN, 21, 3505 Kingswood Drive, Kettering. JERRY STEVENS BOWLING, 24, 120 Pearl Miamlsburg, and KIMBERLY ELAINE WEBB, 16, pean Miamlsburg. JOHN CLINTON CHILDERS.

25. 26 Rogers Drive, Germantown, and LISA MARIE INGABRANO, II, 26 Kogers Drive, Germantown. DONALD STEVE OOIAM. 28 406 Circtevlew Drive, Vandalia, and RITA FAYE ROTHER, 27, 7400 Lu Denn Lane, Brookvllle. JOHN ANDREW SCHULER, 27, 2053 E.

Whlpp Road, Kettering, PAIKICIA MAE SCNINDLER, 22, 2053 E. Whlpp Road, Keltering. HAROLD JAMES PLUMMER 19, 319 Central and LIL LIAN REGINA CAMPBELL, 23, 319 Central St. DARRELL KEITH KEY, 19. Memphis, and DEBORAH ROSHEL UANSBY, 18, 615 Grove- land Ave.

CHARLES FLOYD ALLEN, 31, 4838 Foxdale Drive, Keltering, and SUZANNE BRrCKER, 36, 4838 Fox-dale Drive, Keltering. DONALD EUGENE CHMIEL, vanoeront Drive, and JAMIE DAWN WALTERS, 21, 2374 Big Sur Lircie. HAROLD RAY BAILEY 19, 120 E. Siebenlhaler and MAR THA LYNN GRAHAM, 20 5689 neneaici xoao, nuoer Heignis. CASEY DOUGLAS BYRK, 19, 5478 Beliefontaine Road, Huber Heights, and CHRISTINE MARIE REDINGER, 20, 814 Waidrum Ave.

LARRY GLENN GERRON. 32. 327 Vista Vandalia, and VERA LYNN STREET, 36, 709 S. Linden Miamlsburg. JAMES NICHOLAS VILLELLA.

38, Monroe, and KIM ELIZABETH MILLER, 23, 6306 Carnation Road. JEFFREY NORRIS FUEGER, ii, Aurora and REBECCA JANE LAWSON, 33, 1668 N. Long view SI. DAVID ALLAN HUMERtCK, 26, 3740 Pinnacle Road, Moraine, and DEBORAH SUE FULLER, 20, 3740 pinnacle Road, Moraine. TAI KEUN KWON, 62, 5282 Flo-.

tron and SOON HEE HAM, 62, 5280 Flolron Ave. TIMOTHY ALLAN STAMPER, 25, 19 Livingston and MARY ETTA GRIMES, 24, 2351 Fifth St. DONALD LEO KOVERMAN, 33, 2400 Woodman Drive, Kettering, and CHRISTINE JOHNSON, 32, 1306 Black Forest Drive, Wesl Csrrotllon. MICHAEL ROBERT GEDEON, 23, 5500 Bigger Road, Kettering, and PAMELA ORLANDO, 23, Drecksviiie. WILLIAM GERORGE McVEY, 36, 51 S.

Van Lear and RITA ANN CONLEY, 30, Bellbrook. JACK ADRIAN KING, 19. Lewis- burg, and FRANCES GAIL NOR TON, 17, 9043 National Road, Brookvllle. DAN SCOTT DRURY, 22, 2801 ban use Drive, Altering, and TAMAKA LEE JONES, 21 Waynesvllle. PATRICK WILLARD O'NEIL, 36, 2220 Farmside Drive, Keltering, and HOLLACE JANETTE SALLEE, 32, aa t-armside Drive, Kettering.

IRA STANFORD ALLEN. 31 Columbus, and CELIDA MARIE WELLS, 36, 701 N. Broadway St. RICHARD LEE RIDGWAY JR. 26, 282 Golfwood Drive, West Car' rolllon, and VICKIE LYNNE ROBERTS, 29, 282 Golfwood Wesl carromon.

JAMES FRANKLIN NORRIS, 55, 1327 Stuben Drive, and OPAL BELLE PRYOR, 51, 5927 Carnation Road. DENNIS GEORGE BISHOP, 29, xv superior and MARY ES THER LUKE, 33, S69 Superior Ave. JAMES EDWARD POST, 22, St. nenry, and LISA RENE SCHNELLE, 22, 3221 Valerie Arms urive. JAMES WESLEY EDWARDS II, 22, 2232 Ketwell Circle, Kettering, and KIMBERLY MARIE EISNAU-GLE, 20, 15545 Dechanl Road, Farmersville.

MARK STEPHENS, 31, 1119 Wilson Drive, and CYNTHIA DIANE ginter, 29, 1119 Wilson Drive. DOUGLAS SCOTT BECKER, 24, 2502 Wilmelte Court, and CAROLINE FISCHER ROUSE, 22 2502 Wilmelte Court. ROBERT BRUCE LANDON, 25, Dallas, Texas, and JULIE MAIRE SCHAEFER, 20, Dallas, Texas. ROBERT RAMON BROWN, 30, Detroit, and DONNA JEAN WILUAMS, 25, Detroit, Mich. GARY ROBERT LINVILLE, 21, 5947 Weaver Road, Germantown, and MELISSA GAIL ARMSTRONG, 20, 5947 Weaver Road, Germantown.

CHARLES EDWARD ALLEN, 39, 5150 Norlhcutt Place, and OK NAN ALLEN, 35, Beavercreek. JAMES FRANCIS BOCHENEK, 22. 4719 Wilmington Park, Kettering, and MARY HELEN HALEY, 20, 813 Westminister Place. DENNIS MICHAEL DILES, 27, 6784 Barbara Drive, Huber Heighls, and BEVERLY MAE PYLE, 22, na Mooretieid Drive, Huber Heights. DAVID RUSSELL OSBORN, 24.

4510 Airway Road, and TAMMY LOUISE OSBORN, 24, 2168 Pompano Circle. STEVEN ALLEN ROOT, 27, 531 E. Centrel and ROSE MARY KOORS, 25, 531 E. Central Ave. says sleeping," Spisak said.

"It "It's best to get them when him In the head." years ago, after his wife to tell, really, except that I then, not like I am now, he shot and killed the Rev, Timothy Sheehan on Aug INDEX 01 ObttWrttt, 03 In Mtmortont 03 Cord, of Thonkft 04 Cmfry ton 05 HooumtnH 08 Lot! Found 09 AnrKvncfTOTi 10 fVionoh 1 1 Attof noyt 11 I Ta Sarace 1 1-2 Dental WrvK, 12 Imurance 12 I 01 ObltuorlM ALLEN, Charles age 42, of 1513 Courter passed away Wednesday. Native of Syla-cauga, Alabama; resided In Dayton since 1966. Member of Calvary Missionary Baptist Church and Volunteer for the American Red Cross. Survived by his wife, Margie; daughters, Regina, Angellta and Benita Allen all of Dayton; parents, John and Rosa B. Allen, Detroit, father and mother-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. A. C. Hale of Syla-cauga, 2 aunts; 7 uncles; many other rela-tives and friends. Funeral services 1:00 p.m.

Saturday at Calvary Missionary Baptist Church, 548 Anna St. Rev. Tommy H. Byrd officiating. Interment West Memory Gardens.

Viewing 4-9 p.m. Friday. Family will receive friends 7-8 p.m. at the Church. Funeral procession will leave from 1513 Courter St.

Arrangements entrusted to the McLin Funeral Home, 1130 German-town Street. BUSH, Dora age 60 of Glencross Dr. died Wednesday at Good Samaritan Hospital. Survivors include her husband William, mother and step-father Marjorie and George Lewis of Wilmington, 2 sons Michael Charles Anthony Weaver of Columbus, stepson William Bush of Dayton, stepdaughter Joyce Ann Madison of Lexington, KY, brother Gilbert Robinson of Wilmington, half brother Ken-nard Lewis of Columbus, several grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins. Funeral services will be 2:00 p.m.

Monday at the Reynolds-Smith Funeral Home, Wilmington. Burial in Sugar Grove Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday 2:00 to 5:00 pm. CORBITT, Dwight age 23, of 521 Dearborn passed away unexpectedly Sunday. He was born in Nashville, had resided' In Dayton the majority of his life and attended Dunbar High School.

Survivors include his mother, Marylene Boyd; father, Charlie Corbltt; 2 brothers, Dwayne Blckham and Naashon Corbltt; 7 sisters, Denlse Pettigrew, Wllletta, Williette, Wlllena, Willa, Wllllsa and Bathsheba Boyd; grandmother, Bishop Johnella Glenn; great grandfather, Cecil Carton all of Dayton; aunts, uncles, other relatives and friends. Services 11:00 a.m. Saturday at the Church of the Living God, 1 Fitch St. Elder Malcom Blckham and Rev. James Hayes officiating.

Friends may call at Bowman Funeral Chapel South, 2060 Ger mantown St. from 4-10 p.m. Friday. Family will receive friends from 7-9 p.m. Interment West Memory Garden Cemetery.

TO PLACE AD Jf CALL 223- 1515 "A A -Haw CRAIBLE, Magnolia age 77. of 210 N. Main passed away on Wednesday following a lengthy illness. A native of Richmond, resided In Dayton over 40 years. Survivors include very devoted friednds, Mary Cowing, Judith Mlliner, Ada Mae Trigg, Amy Scott, and Leslie Davis.

Funeral services 2:30 p.m. Saturday at Freedom-Hill Baptist Church, Rev. Dr. Terry L. Hill officiant.

Burial Greencastie Cemetery. Visitation 5 to 8 p.m. Friday at Freedom-Hill Baptist Church, 262 S. Conover St. Arrangements Smith Funeral Home.

LINS, M. Eileen (Steck), age 66 of Dayton passed away Friday at her residence. She is survived by her husband Fred; 3 daughters Pat Brown and Sue Alexander both of Kettering, Nancy Lins of Stratford, 1 son Fred Lins Jr. of Honolulu, Hawaii; 2 sisters Rusty August ot St. Petersburg Fla.

and Dorothy Malloy of Mich, of and 7 grandchildren. Funeral Service 11 a.m. Monday, Tobias Funeral Home, 648 Waterliet A v. Pastor Wlllard O. Dreske officiating.

Interment Valleyvlew Memorial Gardens. Friends may call from 2-5 Sunday at the funeral home. Contributions may be made to your favorite charity. LEWIS, Dr. Raymond age 85, of Oakwood, died Wednesday, July 6.

He was born In Columbus, OH. and was a graduate of Ohio State University and the Ohio State Medical School with post graduate work at the Sorbonne after WWI, In which he served in the Medical Corp. Further post graduate work was at Harvard Medical School. He was a member of the Montgomery County Medical Society, the Ohio State Medical Society, the American Medical Association and was recently honored for 50 years of service in American Medicine. A former Chief of Staff at Good Samaritan Hospital in 1947, he was honored recently for ouststandlng contributions to the medical leadership of the hospital and health center.

Dr. Lewis is survived by his wife, Elizabeth 4 daughters, Mrs. James W. Priest and Mrs. C.L.

Stoeckicht of Dayton, Mrs. Neil Klllgore of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. and Mrs. John T.

Makley of Cleveland; 1 son, Raymond A. Lewis, Jr. of Dayton; 18 grandchildren; 2 great grandsons; 3 sisters, Mrs. Walter Weadock of St. Marys, Mrs.

Charles Brein-Inger of Cleveland, Oh. and Mrs. William McMillan of Scottsdale, Ariz. Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday at the Church of the Holy Angels.

Burial Calvary Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Dr. James W. Priest, Dr. John T.

Makley, Nell Klllgore, Raymond A. Lewis, Dr. Stephen G. Priest and John T. Makley, Jr.

There will be no visita-tion. The family requests no flowers and contributions be made to the charity of donors choice. MUNGER, Harry age 94, formerly of 1021 Chateau passed away on Friday at Heartland of Kettering. Mr. Munger was a State Representative from 1935 to 1940.

A Dayton City Commissioner from 1940 to 1945 and a County Commissioner from 1945 to 1952. He was a member of the Knights of Columbus, Council 500, and the Order of Eagles Aerie No. 321. He was preceded In death by his wife, Myrtle In 1964. Survived by a brother and sister-in-law, Em-mett G.

and Catherine F. Munger of Kettering; a niece, Marjorie Munger Tolle and a nephew, Raymond J. Munger both of Kettering; 2 sister-in-law, Jessie Hagler and Blanche Koester both formerly of Dayton; also survived by several nieces and nephews and great nieces and nephews. Mass of Christian Burial 11 a.m. Monday at St.

Mary Church. Prayer service 10:30 a.m. at the Westbrock Funeral Home, 1912 Wayne Ave. Burial Calvary Cemetery. The family will receive friends on Monday morning from a.m.

In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to a charity of your choice. NORTHROP, Mrs. Annls 81, of Humphrey, Ave. passed away Thursday, July 7th at 8:35 p.m. at her residence after a long Illness.

She was preceded in death by her hus- band, Paul G. Northropr Sr. in 1957. She was a member of Otterbein United Methodist Church for many years. A native of Ricmond, Ind.

and attended Earl-ham College there. She is survived by a son and daughter-in-law, Paul Gordon Betty Northrop of Oklahoma City, Okla. and a son-in-law and daughter, William Frank and Lila M. O'-Meara Jr. of Huber Heights; five grandsons, Paul Northrop III and David Northrop both of San Francisco, Mark.

Northrop of Dallas, Texas, William O'Meara III. and Michael O'Meara both of Huber four granddaughters, Carol Kutsche of Beaumont, Texas, Diane Jackson of Huber Heights, Rebecca Northrop of Vandalia and Barbara O'Meara of Dayton; five greatgrandchildren; a sister, Esther Daughterly of Dayton; two sisters-in-law, Dorothy Hambly of Troy and Opal Barnes of New Philadelphia and a host of nieces, nephews and friends. Funeral service will be conducted by Rev. W. Thomas Snyder at Harris Funeral Home, 49 Linden Ave.

at 1:00 Monday David's Church Cemetery. Friends make a memorial contribution to Hospice of Dayton. RATLIFF, Ella, 93 of 4993 Oakgrove died Thursday at Good Samaritan by daughters and sons-in-law Berchie and Robert Johnson, Rusha Williams and Wilgus Combs, Priscilla and Bill Wright all of Dayton and several grandchildren. Funeral Services will be held 10:30 a.m. Monday at Rogers Funeral Trotwood.

Pastor George E. Wilson officiating. Interment Bear Creek Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home 5-8 p.m. Sunday.

RUSSELL, Harold R. age 69 of 6625 Oscealo Morrow, formerly of Dayton, passed away Wednesday at Dayton VA Hosptial. He was a veteran of World War II. Survived by 2 daughters, Joyce Jean Hensley' Betty Louise Sturgill, 2 sons, Fredrick Lee Russell Richard Lawrence Russell, 4 sisters, Roberta Sullivan, Florence Hiney, Lavina Ca-merino Lucretla (Pat) Ellis, 2 brothers, Cornelius (Russ) Russell, John W. Russell, and a dear friend Goldle.

8 grandchildren. Graveside services 10 a.m. Monday Memorial Park Cemetery. Dr. J.

Stephen 1 1 i of Ici-ating. Family will receive friends Sunday 5 to 8 p.m. at Morris Sons Funeral Home 1771 E. Dorothy Lane. SMITH, Joe age 64, of 3430 Modena passed away Monday at his residence.

He was born In Richmond, had resided in Dayton 40 years and was a retired employee of Delco Products. He Is survived by his wife, Percllla; 1 brother, Leroy Smith of Richmond; 4 sisters, Mary C. Smith of Richmond, Isabelle Devine of W. Palm Beach, Emma Hummons and Allean Smith, both of other relatives and friends. Services 1:00 p.m.

Saturday at Bowman Funeral Chapel South, 2060 Germantown St. Rev. J.F. Cunningham officiating. Friends may call at the Chapel from 4-10 p.m.

Friday. Family will receive friends from 7-9 p.m. Interment Dayton National Cemetery, 200 Kammer Ave. (McLin) RATLIFF, Ella, 93, of 4993 Oak Grove Thursday. Services 10:30 a.m.

Monday. (Rogers) RODGERS, Mary 64, of 1218 Lima Place, Thursday. (Roberts) RUSSELL, Harold 69, of Dayton, Wednesday. Graveside services 10 a.m. Monday, Memorial Park Cemetery.

(Morris Sons, Kettering) SCHWARTZ, Eileen "Pat," 63, of 1401 Wyoming Wednesday. Services 10 a.m. Saturday. (Tobias, Watervliet) WHITFIELD, John, 43, of 23 Diamond Monday. Services 11 a.m.

Saturday, Daniel Temple of All Nations Regional Church of God. (McLin) YOUNG, Gladys, 55, of 5042 Lounsbury Drive, Tuesday. Services 12:30 p.m. Saturday, Dixon United Methodist Church. (Smith) Southwest Ohio COVINGTON: Roy L.

Fessler, 73, of 602 Chestnut Wednesday. Services 11 a.m. Saturday. (Bridges-Stacker) FARMERSVILLE: Ruby E. Howe, 73, of 122 S.

Broadway Wednesday. Graveside services 2 p.m. Saturday, Holp Cemetery. (Arpp Root, Germantown) CERMANTOWN: Kather-ine Hale, 59, of 9370 Germantown-Middletown Pike, Wednesday. Services 10 a.m.

Saturday. (Arpp Root) NEW CARLISLE: Win-field S. Hawthorn, 50, of 9501 Artz Road, Wednesday. Services 10:30 a.m. Saturday.

(Trostel-Chapman) NEW LEBANON: Bertha Chandler, 87, Thursday. (Rogers 4 Holp) SPRINGFIELD: Thomas F. Cook, 74, of 3454 Folk-Ream Road, Wednesday. Services 10 a.m. Monday.

(Trostel-Chapman, New Carlisle) TIPP CITY: Alyce R. Goodpaster, 77, of the Sunshine Mobile Home Park, Sunday in Eaton. Memorial services 3 p.m. Monday, Sulphur Grove United Meth-' odist Church, Dayton. Most Wrttii published here ware provided by area hospitals.

We will publish single-parent and home births the parents send us a copy of the birth certificate and a phone number for confirmation. KETTERINO Monday, June 27 MORRIS. Brenda and Dale, Eaton, boy. COX, Beverly and Donny, 7061 Safari Drive, boy. EASON, Karen and Michael, 107 N.

Scott New Carlisle, boy. ARMSTRONG, Clslah and Alomo, 668 Rlvervlew Miamlsburg, boy. PHILLIPS, Deborah and Robert, 1129 Carlisle girl. SMOLINSKI, Yvelle and Ronald, 4011 Forest Ridge boy. GENTRY, Sandra and Gerald, tie Bridge Street, Franklin, boy.

ELMORE, Connie and Bradley, 1 Wellmeler boy. BROWN, Nancy and Wilbur, Med- way, boy. Tuesday, June a ESTEP, Karen and William, 1 Abbott Drive, Kettering, girt WALTERS, Vlckl and Kim, 112 Turner Road, girt WOLFE, Paula and John, Wavnes-vilte, girl. Wednesday, June lt SNtFLET, Lorl and George, 1151 Arbor girl. RALSTON, Gwen and Keith, 172 Kensington Drive, Bellbrook, boy.

COX, Cathy and Corbett, Middle-town, girl. BOND, Shirley and Brad, 3412 N. Aragon Kettering, boy. WRKSMT-PATTERSON FrMoy, June 17 NITZELBERGER, Linda and Wll- 5487 Corkhlll Drive, twin rnM1 BVT C0HEV' Groit Drive, girl. Sundav, June 2t ANDERSON, Lora and John, 1782 H.

Arlln Place, Falrborn, boy. Tuesday, June 28 BOOKER, Hope, 171! McArlhur girl. GATES, Denlse and Michael, S7M Access Road, girl. WILSON, Linda and Samuel, 1159 WIlDerforce-Cllflon Road, Wllber- force, girt U. of Cincinnati increases tuition CINCINNATI (AP) Tuition will rise 7.9 percent at the University of Cincinnati in the fall.

Students who paid $1,671 last year will pay $1,803. Room and board rises from $842 to $939 a quarter. The" school's budget will total $403 million, up from $350 million last year, said President Henry Winkler. The budget anticipates a 17.5 percent state subsidy Increase, he said. "It looked like he was Ham, olrlv GRAY, Eldon 34, of 1152 Herman Thursday.

Private services. (Magetti) GRUBB, George, 60, of West Carrollton, Thursday. Services 10 a.m. Saturday, Full Gospel Holiness Church. (Swart) HERVEY, Mildred 74, of i 4513 Robin Hill Court, Wednesday.

Memorial services 11 a.m. Monday, at Maria Joseph Chapel. BOOK, Martha, 63, of Day-I ton, Thursday. (Hoyne, East Third) HURT, Louella 84, of Parkview Manor, Oak-wood, Wednesday. Services 10 a.m.

Monday. '(Miller Son) LAUB, John 87, of Dayton, Wednesday. Services 2 p.m. Monday. (Miller Sons) LEWIS, Dr.

Raymond A. 85, of Oakwood, Wednesday. Miss of Christian Burial 11 a.m. Saturday, Holy Angels Catholic Church. (Meyer 4 Boehmer) MORIN, James 47, of Van Eaton Road, 'Xenia, Wednesday.

Services 1 p.m. Saturday. (Hll-M, Zanesville) MUNGER, Harry 94, of Dayton, Friday, (Westbrock) KEY AN, Matilda 93, of Dayton, Wednesday. Graveside services 1 p.m. Friday, David Cemetery.

(Routsong, Oakwood) NORTHROP, Annls 81, of 1725 Humphrey Thursday. Services 1 p.m. Monday. (Harris) CNEIL, Wlllard, 61, of Kettering, Tuesday. Grive-ilde services 10 a.m.

Saturday, Beavertown Cemetery. (Morris Sons, Kettering) PASCHAL, Annie, 61, of Enjoyed killing, man was like I caught the enemy off-guard and unaware Any general will tell you that's the best way." Shaughnessy asked Spisak if he noticed his victim was young. Spisak smiled and said: they're young. So I shot Shaughnessy asked, "How did you feel when you pulled the trigger?" His client replied: "Good. I felt like I finally was doing something constructive for my race.

CLEVELAND (AP) Frank G. Spisak accused of gunning down three people at Cleveland State University, says he was confused after his wife left him several years ago but says he's OK now. Spisak, 32, who has pleaded Innocent by reason of Insanity to charges of aggravated murder with death penalty specifications, testified Thursday In Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court. He smiled as he said he enjoyed killing a black teenager who was sitting at a bus stop on the Cleveland State campus. In previous testimony, Spisak discussed his admiration of Adolf Hitler and his hatred of blacks and Jews.

BRIAN WARFORD, 17, died Aug. 29, 1981 Spisak said he went downtown looking for someone black to shoot. He said he saw a young black sitting on a bench In a Regional Transit Authority bus shelter. Under questioning of defense attorney Thomas Shaughnessy, Spisak said he parked In a university parking lot and approached his target. He said that about five Laverne, left him, he dressed like a woman.

"THERE'S NOT much was pretty confused back Spisak said. "I'm OK now. I got my mind straigni' ened out and I can think clearly now." The first campus killing occurred Feb. 1, 1982. Spisak has testified that Horace Rlckerson, a black pastor.

Spisak also has admitted killing custodian 27,1982..