I George Binder, 59; Sanitation Official George Binder, Hamilton County sanitation official, died yesterday at Bethesda Hospital. Mr. Binder, who lived at 3544 Saybrook Hyde Park, was 59 years old. He was superintendent of the Mt. Healthy disposal plant since 1941 when he joined the County Sanitation Department.
He previously had been a foreman for the Ohio State Highway Department. Mr. Binder was a member of the Second Ward Republican Club. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Clara Binder; three daughters.
Mrs. Mildred Ibold, North College Hill; Mrs. Barbara Kreuer, Atlanta and Miss Elaine Binder, Hyde Park: two sons, George J. Binder and Robert Binder, both of Hyde Park: his mother, Mrs. Margaret Binder Schneller, Oakley; a sister, Mrs.
Selma Shorten, Cincinnati, and grandchildren. Requiem High Mass will be sung at 10 a. m. Monday at St. Mary Church, Hyde Park.
Burial will be in St. Mary Cemetery, St. Bernard. Friends may call from 3 to 9 p. m.
tomorrow at the W. Mack Johnson-Dunn Lashbrook Funeral Home, Madisonville. Mrs. M. Simmonds, Physician's Wife Requiem High Mass for Mrs.
Mae W. Simmonds, wife of Dr. E. S. Simmonds.
Cheviot physician, will be sung at 9:30 a. m. Tuesday at St. Martin's Church, with burial in St. Mary Cemetery, St.
Bernard. Friends may call from 3 to 10 p. m. tomorrow at the Neidhard Funeral Home, 3155 Harrison Westwood. Mrs.
Simmonds, 81, a native of Kentucky, died Thursday Dr. Simmonds had practiced medicine in the Cheviot vicinity for 50 years before retirement. The Simmonds home is at 3920 Harrison Cheviot. Surviving Mrs. Simmonds, besides her husband, are a stepson, Earl Simmonds Miamitown; a stepdaughter, Mrs.
Virginia Salisbury, Schenectady, N. four brothers, Carl and George Walter, both of Cincinnati; Jack Walter, Ft. Thomas, and Stephen Walter, Galveston, and two sisters, Mrs. Anna Edgington, Lexington, and Mrs. Catherine Lamps, Cincinnati.
H. J. Neiheisel Requiem High Mass for Harry J. Neiheisel, 3090 Glenmore Westwood, will be sung at 9 a. m.
Monday at Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Westwood. Burial will be in St. Aloysius Cemetery, Bridgetown. Friends may call from 3 to 9 p. m.
tomorrow at the Vitt Stermer Funeral Home; Cheviot. Mr. Netheisel died Thursday at his home. He was 82 years old. A retired farmer, he was a member of the Our Lady of Lourdes Church Men's Society the Bridgetown Mutual Aid.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Alice Weiert Neiheisel; three daughters, Mrs. ElizaPohlmeyer, Mrs. Stella Lamb and Mrs. Vir- 'Love Charm' Leads To Jail Tomato-Cash Mix Recipe Suggested By Gypsy Seer VAN NUYS, May 5 (UPI) -Take two large denomination bills, cross them, slice a tomato, mix them together in a handkerchief and place under the bed.
Policeman J. A. Rondolone says he paid a 19-yearold Gypsy girl $5 for the above advice on how to get his wife to return to him. On a second visit he gave "Sister Pela," alias Ruby Marks of this city, $15 to light three candles. But when she advised him to rub his entire body with dirt in the morning and go all day without a bath, he gave her something else: A trip to jail where she was booked for violating an ordinance which forbids fortune telling.
Brother officers say Rondolone is happily married and began going to the girl after advertising circulars were found in parked cars boasting: "Miraculous Powers," "Healing the Sick," "Restoring Lost Love" and "Ending Evil Influence." Shower On Visit RAWALPINDI, Pakistan, May 51 (P) Sargent R. Shriver, director of President Kennedy's Peace Corps, arrived today for discussions with President Ayub Khan on the possible use of American volunteers on development projects in Pakistan. ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS Their Final Tribute A Radel Service BANKS- Arthur -Richard CASEY-Maude NELTNER -Joseph Wm. Sr. HOFFMAN -Theresa QUALBRINK- -Sallie LASHER- -Gertrude STEWART-Clayton LICKERT -Lillian WECKENBROCK -Bernard ginia Laws; four sons, Oscar Neiheisel, Paul Neiheisel, Ralph Nelheisel and Robert Neiheisel, all of Westwood; four sisters, Miss Augusta Neiheisel, Geneva Neiheisel and Miss Martha Nelheisel, all of Westwood, and Sister Marie Cecile, Little Sisters of the Poor, Minneapolis, two brothers, Charles Neiheisel, Cheviot, and Leo Neiheisel, Westwood; 12 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.
T.A. Robertson Sr. Services for Thomas A. Robertson a vice president of Mosler Lock Milford, Ohio, will be at 10 a.m. Monday at the Dobbling Funeral Home, Ft.
Thomas. Burial will be in Highland Cemetery, Ft. Mitchell. Friends may call from 3 to 9 p.m. tomorrow at the funeral home.
Mr. Robertson, a native of Covington, died Thursday at Jewish Hospital, Cincinnati. He lived at 741 Highland Ft. Thomas. He was 61 years old.
He joined the lock firm, then in Covington, in 1922, was elected vice president in 1953. Mr. Robertson also was manager Cincinnati District DiviBathe sion of the Mosler Safe of which the lock company is a subsidiary. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Gladys Robertson; Gladys' a daughter, Mrs.
Harding, Ft. Thomas; a son, Thomas A. Robertson St. Paul, and four grandchildren. Albert Schwartz Albert Schwartz, retired school principal, died yesterday at Bethesda Hospital.
Mr. Schwartz, who lived at 5517 Homer Norwood, was 85 years old. He began in 1898, becoming principal of Linwood School in 1907. In 1913 Mr. Schwartz was made principal of Cummins School where he continued for 25 years until his retirement in 1938.
He was also principal of the former East Night High School from. 1908 Schwartz to 1938. leaves a sister, Mrs. Matilda Goering, Fairview Heights. His wife, Mrs.
Blanche Hopkins teacher, died Schwartz, a former, school Services will be at 2 p.m. Monday at the W. Mack Johnson Funeral Home, Walnut Hills, where friends may call from 4 to 9 p.m. tomorrow. Burial will be in Spring Grove.
5 INJURED As Cars Crash Head-On On Harrison Avenue: Driver Cited Five persons were injured in a two-car crash yesterday morning at 1900 Harrison Ave. An automobile operated by Larry Collier, 23, 2140 Rice went out of control and collided head-on with an automobile operated by Miss Donna Jones, 18. 1734 Fairmount Ave. Collier suffered a possible leg fracture. His mother, Mrs.
Wilson, 49, 2134 Rice and a sisterin-law, Lois Collier, 27, 2140 Rice each recieved bruises. Jones suffered bruises and a passenger in her automobile, Miss Darlene Hussong, 17, 5754 Muddy Creek received face cuts. Collier was cited for reckless driving. All the injured were taken to St. Francis Hospital.
Fumes Kill Four Relining Furnace GADSDEN, May 5 -Four men were killed today after being overcome by gas fumes while working at relining a blast furnace at Republic Steel Corp. The four men were working inside and near the top of the 80-foot tall furnace. Only one of the dead men was employed by Republic Steel. A plant spokesman identified him as Charles Martin a technical operating trainee. The other three victimsall employees of Dawson Contracting Gadsden, the firm relining the furnace- were listed by Republic William Black, Gadsden; and two brothers, Hubert Blakley and Willard Blakley, both of Altoona, Ala.
6 Perish In Fire PITTSBURGH, May 5 (P)- A family of six, including four small children, perished Friday in a fire that engulfed their newly purchased two- story brick dwelling in Pittsburgh Sheraden section. Robert E. Warfel, 32, his wife, Gay, 32. and their children moved into the house just last Saturday. The children were Bobbie Kay, five, Billy, four.
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JE 1-0105 MILLER SONS KI 1 1-0040 ACTORS TO MARRY Pa- Kuhn, 400 Amazon Avenue, tricia Hamilton, of Toronto, Allen Kimmel, New York City, are members of Playhouse In The a Park who plan to be married Monday (an off day) at 4:30 p. m. at the residence of Mrs. James O. AT GAYETY-Tura Satana, Miss Japan Beautiful, recently signed up for "Gunsmoke" and other TV appearances, heads the new burlesque revue at the Gayety.
Clifton. They met when they attended Carnegie Tech Theater School. Patricia plays Canina in "Volpone," now at the Playhouse. Kimmel is set designer; also an expert on costumes. AT LAKE--Jimmy May and his orchestra play at Le Sourdsville Lake tonight.
Jon Arthur and Ted McKay, WKRC, featured Sunday 2 to 4 in Record Hop. Fun-Fast, Furious BEVERLY -There's a flock of real good entertainment in store for visitors at Beverly Hills during the 'next two weeks. The new show, unveiled last night, is starring the funniest instrumental quartet in the business, the Vagabonds. Delores Gay, a pretty shapely blond tap dancer, with eloquent feet, backs up The Vagabonds. And an production number epening, MoroLandis Dancers, augmented by Freddie Letuli and His Samoan Warriors, is actually a show itself.
This takes a full 15 minutes and is replete with exciting native spear and sword The Vagabonds, dancings. who might not know, are a perfect defini- Movie Timetable ALBEE: 10:45, 1:18, 3:51, 6:24, 8:27, 11:30. Cimarron. CAPITOL: 10:30, 2:10, 6, 9:50. "Gone With the Wind." PALACE: 11, 12:51, 2:42, 4:33, 6:24, 8:15,10:06, 11:57.
"Secret Partner." KEITH: 10:10, 11:59, 1:48, 3:37, 5:26, 7:15, 9:04, 10:53. "Absent-Minded Professor." VALLEY: 1:30, 8. "Exodus." ESQUIRE: 7, 8:50, 10:40, "Make Mine Mink." HYDE PARK: 7:11, 8:41, 10:11. "Serengeti." GRAND: 11, 12:52, 2:44, 4:36, 6:28, 8:30, 10:12, 12:06. "The Trapp Family" GUILD: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10.
"Virgin Spring." Police Question Boy Who Says He Slew Girls KADOKA, S. May 5 (P) -Michigan police today questioned in secrecy James Scott Stephens, who admitted shooting two girls to death near Holland, Michigan. They said they would release no information about his statements and planned to start the long drive back to Michigan with the boy. Kadoka police said earlier that Stephens gave a statement admitting the fatal shooting of Carol Gee, 11, and Margaret Chambers, 12, near Holland last Saturday. Stephens was arrested Tuesday in this prairie town when Police Chief Alvin Baldwin recognized him from a newspaper photo.
Diocesan Award Mrs. Gladys Moore Carroll, president of the Women of St. Paul Episcopal Church, York St. and Court Newport, has been chosen from among members of 33 parishes for award of merit from Rt. Rev.
William Moody, bishop of the Diocese of Lexington. The award is for "doing outstanding work beyond the call of duty" for her church. Owner of the Frank L. Moore florist shop in the Hotel Sheraton-Gibson, she lives at 711 N. Ft.
Themes Aver, Ft. Thomas. Father O'Connor Receives Trophy from Xavier rifle team's Carlo Mastropaolo. Top Cadets Honored At Xavier Review Annual awards and honors were presented yesterday Xavier University ROTC cadets at the annual dent's Review on the campus. Very Rev.
Paul L. O'Connor, S.J., Xavier president, inspected the regiment. tion for wild monkeyshines. This bunch, with the bassviol playing Eddie Peddie as the No. 1 clown, starts right off in high gear and keeps going at top speed for a full 40 minutes that keeps the patrons rocking.
It's all fast, unpredictable and above all, very funny business, ranging from simple mugging to punch-drunk fighter and hair commercial routines. of extra growing, clowning is built around the mimicry of the quartet's Babe Piere doing a "Dark Town Strutter's Ball" number. Miss Gay, whose dancing feet literally talk. can do it all, whether in slow, fast or medium tempo. But one of her better offerings is an encore "Flamenco" number, unusual among tap dancers.
Gardner Benedict and his orchestra once again offer the backdrop Young Actor MARC KATZ, son of Dr. and Mrs. Elmer Katz, 3863 Washington Avenue, portrays the role of Ally in Stagecrafters' show "A Hole in the Head" being presented at the Jewish Community Center tonight and tomorrow at 8:30 p. m. Marc Katz is known for puppetry work at local community parties, and has been a contestant on a local television talent show.
He was also a winner in recent piano compositions. This is Marc's first venture with Stagecrafters. Stagecrafters are charter members of ACT. Cincinnati. It's Big Deal For Kids FOP Dance Set Duke Ellington and his band will play; an award will be presented to an outstanding police officer, and friends of Eastern Hamilton County Lodges, Fraternal Order of Police, will dance at Castle Farm Saturday night.
But chief beneficiaries won't be there, because thee chief beneficiaries will kids, Patrolman Richard D. Lucas, dance chairman, said yesterday. The lodge has a juvenile benefit program which receives much of its support from the ticket sales. Talks To Begin TUNIS, May 5 (P) The Algerian rebel regime will meet here Monday to choose representatives for the coming peace talks with France, reliable sources said today. President Habib, Bourgiba of Tunisia, now in the United States, says the once-postponed talks will begin in a week.
He has been the intermediary in the advance negotiations. Haggling Wanes BANGKOK, May 5 (P)- Haggling with drivers over taxi fares is becoming a lost art here. Most Bangkok cab owners have obeyed a government order to install meters or have their cabs impounded. The following awards Disabled American Veterans, National Headquarters, for outstanding proficiency in leadership, drill and exercise of command: James M. Fallan and Bernard T.
Mellett. Disabled American Veterans, National Headquarters, award for proficiency in military drill: Ronald J. Frey. Disabled American Veterans, National Headquarters, award for outstanding scholarship: Edward L. Spitznagel.
Disabled American Veterans, National Headquarters, marksmanship awards: George J. Kaufmann, Stephen J. Szues and John W. Thobe. Xavier Rifle Club Award for marksmanship: George J.
Kaufmann. Hamilton County Catholic War Veterans award in leadership and drill: Robert F. Daumeyer. Hamilton County Catholic War Veterans award for service to ROTC radio club: Michael B. Laing.
Hamilton County Catholic War Veterans award for cadet who has done most for the advancement of Xavier University: J. Dennis Doherty. Cincinnati and Hamilton County Chapter of the Reserve Officers Association of the U. S. awards to outstanding students in the upper classes: senior Patrick J.
Kirwin, junior Joseph P. Meissner, and sophom*ore David A. Dolan. Association of the U. S.
Army Medal for outstanding leadership: James S. Newell. Knights of Columbus Combined Council award for proficiency in leadership and drill: Carl S. Tomoff. Military Order of World Wars Gold Medal award for scholarship: Bernard C.
Hargett. Sons of the American Revlution, Cincinnati chapter award to cadet best exemplifying high ideals of character and citizenship: Carlo L. Mastropaolo. Reserve Officers' Training Corps Bandsman awards: Legal Notices LEGAL NOTICE Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of Education. Elmwood Place emoted Village School District Elmwood Place.
Ohio. until 12 noon on Mav 22. 1961 at the Vine Street School Building Elmwood Place Ohio for the demolition of the Vine Street Building and the construction of a new one-storv and basem*nt MultiPurpose Building. Separate proposals are to be received on the General Construction Plumbing. and Ventilating and Electrical.
Proposals shall be in accordance with the drawings and specifications prepared by Voat Ivers and Associates 34 West Sixth Street Cincinnati Ohio where prime con tractors mav obtain one set of drawings snecifications and bid documents for a de posit of $20 for the Architectural, $10 for the Plumbing Heating and Ventilating. and $10 Electrical. Plans are on file at the office of the Architect Board of tion W. Dodge and Allied Construction Industries. Board of Education, Elmwood Place empted Village School District.
WILLIAM G. MASCHMEYER. Clerk LEGAL NOTICE FOR CHEVIOT LIBRARY By order of the Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County, sealed proposals will be received at the office of the Librarian of the Public Library. 8th and Vine Streets, Cincinnati Ohio, until 11:00 A.M. May 23.
1961, for furnishing all materials and doing all work necessary to complete the Library. known as the Cheviot Branch Library. to be located on Robb Avenue, Cheviot Ohio, in accordance with drawlings and specifications prepared by Cellarius Hilmer, Architects: said drawings and specifications being on file in the office of the Architects, 613 Gas Electric Building, Cincinnati 2. Ohio, Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud in Board Room of the Public Library. 8th and Vine Streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.
directly after 11:00 A.M. May 23, 1961. BRANCHES GENERAL CONSTRUCTION includes: Excavation Grading Concrete Masonry, Structural Brick. Tile Miscellaneous and Stone, and Steel Combination Metal Bucks. trim Carpentry and Millwork Roofing.
Insulation and Sheet Metal Lathing and Plastering Resilient Floors Acoustic Tile Glass, Glazing and Mirrors Caulking and Weather Stripping Painting Hardware PLUMBING HEATING, VENTILATION, AIR CONDITIONING ELECTRIC WORK or number, of all work enumProposals will be received, on any erated above. The Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County, reserves the right to ject any all bids, and to waive informalities. Bids must be submitted on a standard secured from the Architects, placed in a sealed envelope and plainly marked on the outside "Bid For General or as the case may be. Each bid must be accompanied by bid bond in the amount of ten percent of the bid amount in the form of bid bond or certified check. A bond in full amount of the contract, will be required on all contracts.
Plansi and specifications may be secured by depositing with the Architects a check of cash in the amount of TWENTY ($20.00) DOLLARS, which will be returned upon receipt of plans and specifications in good sondition. set Contractors. bidding requiring documents more will of be required to bear actual cost of printing the additional set or sets, with pav: ment to be made by separate check. All such additional sets shall be returned without refund. BY ORDER OF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY CINCINNATI AND HAMILTON COUNTY.
ERNEST I. MILLER, Librarian made: Charles E. Moellinger and Dennis J. Schaible. Jewish War Veterans Auxiliary, Cincinnati Post, Bandsman Donald C.
Kammer. Xavier Marksmanship trophy for highest battery team score: Battery received by George J. Kaufmann. ANNOUNCEMENTS Classification Index A--JOURNEY'S END B--CARD OF THANKS -IN MEMORIAM -RELIGIOUS SOCIAL EVENTS -SOCIETIES AND LODGES G--MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES -LOST AND FOUND 1-EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION -TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES BENNETT June, beloved wife of Edward H. Bennett, devoted mother of Darryl Bennett and devoted daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Benson, dear sister of Mrs. Ruth Cory: residence 23 Lynn Florence, Fridav. May 5: age 38 years. Services Stith Funeral Home.
Florence, Mondav at 2:30 P. M. Friends may call Sunday after 3 P. M. BINDER George beloved husband of Clara Rogers Binder and father of Mrs.
Barbara Kreuer, Mrs. Mildred Ibold, George Elaine and Robert Binder and son of Mrs. Margaret Binder Schneller and brother of Mrs. Selma Shorten and survived by seven grandchildren. Friday, May 5, 1961; residence, 3544 Say.
brook Ave. Requiem High Mass, St. Mary Church, Monday, May 8, at 10 a. m. Friends may call at the W.
Mack Johnson-Dunn Lash. brook Funeral Home, 6111 Madison Sunday, 3 to 9 D. m. BITTER Anna beloved wife of the late William Bitter. dear mother of Mrs.
Dorothy Schlitt and Melvin J. Bitter, sister of Henry Meiner, also five grandchildren, Friday, May 5. N. Middendorf Sons Funeral Home, Covington, age 3 76 years. 1961: at her home, 543 W.
13th Funeral Tuesday. May 9 from John 917 Main St. at 8:30 A. M. Requiem High Mass St.
John Church, 9 A. M. Interment Mother of God Cemetery. Visitation Monday 3 until 9 P. M.
BURKE Martin, beloved husband of Esther Burke (nee Fielman), and father of Margaret Gost and Marvin Burke: Fridav. May 5, 1961. Friends mav call Gallimore Funeral Home, 400 Reading Mason, Ohio, Sundav, Mav 7, after 4 M. Services Monday 11:30 A. M.
CARLISLE Mrs. Grace M. (nee McCall), beloved wife of the late James Carlisle, dear mother of Mrs. Lois Gibbs, devoted daughter of Mr. Simon R.
McCall, grandmother Miss Pam and Miss Pattie Gibbs, sister of Mrs. W. J. O'Banion, Mrs. Thomas E.
Wheat, Mr. Charles, and Mr. Albert McCall: home, 688 Hickory Grove Independence, Thursday, May 4. 1961; age 60 years. Funeral from the Swin.
Monday. May 8, with services dier Funeral Home, Independence, at the Hickory Grove Baptist Church, at 2 P. M. Burial in Forest Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home, Sunday, 4 to 9 P.M.
DALBEY Claude, beloved husband of the late Ruby Wilson Dalbev. father of J. Roger Dalbev. arandfather of Jeffrev and Timothy Dalhey: Thursdav. May 4, 1961: residence.
236.5 Kemper Ln. Friends mav call at the A. Good Funeral Home, 2600 Gilbert at Taft Sunday 4 10 6 P. in the chapel M. Services of the Church of the Advent, Monday, at 11 A.
M. DREWRY James Sutton, husband of Janet March Drewry and father of Mrs. Richard H. Kevs: residence, 170 Fountain Ave. Glendale: Thursday, May 5, 1961.
Funeral services at The Church of The Fernbank, Mondav. 11 A. M. Me. Resurrection, morial contributions to may be made the charity of Schaefer 8 Busby your in charge of arrangements.
FLANAGAN Katherine (nee Steppler), beloved wife of the late Louis J. dear mother of Louis E. and Vincent Flanagan, Flanagan. beloved grandmother of seven grandchildren; passed away Thursday, May 4, 1961. in her 75th wear; residence.
2444 North Bend Rd. Friends may call at the Dhonau-Rosenacker Monfort Heights Funeral Home, 5527 Cheviot near North Bend Sunday, after 3 P. M. Requiem High Mass Church of the Little Flower, Mf. Airy, Mondav, 9:30 A.
M. Courtesy car ice from the Northside Funeral Home, 1608 Hoffner Sunday, at 4, 5, 7 and 8 P. M. Mary (nee Butts). widow of Francis A.
Focke, beloved mother of Katherine Baker, Mary Frances and Arthur E. Focke, two grand and three great grandchildren; May 4, 1961: residence, 6584 Wooster Pike, Mariemont. Friends may call at the Thomas Funeral Home, 4418 Whetsel Madisonville. Satur. day from 4 to 9 P.
M. Funeral services at the Southwick Funeral Home. 3100 N. High Columbus, Ohio, Sunday 2 P. M.
Interment, Massillon, Ohio, Monday at 11 A. GOSHORN William beloved husband of Christine Goshorn (nee Wirmel), dear father of Mrs. Clinton Shafer, Mrs. Patrick Gates, Mrs. Jack Mayer and Robert Goshorn: also 10 grandchil.
dren and five great-grandchildren; brother of George Goshorn: Thursdav. May 4, 1961: residence, 212 Peate age 68 vears. Funeral corvice Monday. May 8, at the Riedlinger-Lemen Funeral Home, 19 Green St, 11 A. M.
Friends may call Sundav. 4 to 9 P. M. GREENFIELDER in his 94th year; dear brother of Stella Greenfielder and Mrs. Selma Klein of Los Angeles, beloved uncle of Mrs.
Phillip Hirschman of Los Angeles and Dr. Robert Levy of Chicago. Services Weil Funeral Home 3901 Reading Sunday, May 7, at 3 P. M. Gabriel, of the Kemper Lane Hotel, NORTHSIDE ERSCHELL FT.
THOMAS NEWPORT HI 1-1782 CO 1-8033 Hodapp Funeral Homes Hamilton at Elkton 7401 Vine St. KI 1-1040 VA 1-0805 J. J. SULLIVAN CO. Bradford Sullivan.
Director 1336 E. McMillan at Bell PI. WO 10133 Tredway Funeral Home Established 1892 Norwood 8 Ohio 2131 Cameron Ave ME 1-0311 VORHIS Funeral Homes LOCKLAND. OHIO NORWOOD. OHIO VA 1-0063 ME 1-4884 Journeg's End HAMILTON Lila M.
(nee Cozatt), beloved wife of Allen S. Hamilton, mother of Allan Maurice, David and Melanie Hamilton; Thursday, May 4, 1961; residence, 107 Sunset, Winston Park, age 42 years. Funeral Saturday, May 6, at the Swindler Funeral Home, 214 W. Southern Latonia, at 8 P. M.
Interment Sunday, at Stanford, Ky. Friends may call after 3 P. Saturday Carson beloved husband of Marie Smith Hatcher, son of Lena! Hatcher, brother of Lena Hatcher, Lola Childress, and Elmore Hatcher: suddenly, Thursday, May 4, 1961; residence, 20 Findlay St Friends may call at the Wrassmann Funeral Home, 2625 Gilbert north of Taft Saturday, 4 to 7 P. M. Services and interment Knoxville, Tennessee.
HENSON Anna (nee McKee), beloved wife of Edward Henson and mother of Eddie Boothby: Thursday, May 4, 1961: residence, Mt. Orab, Ohio Services at the Thompson Funeral Home, Mt. Orab, Ohio, Sunday, May at 2 P. M. Friends may call at the funeral home after 3 P.
Sunday. HEY Edwin beloved husband of Mary E. Hey (nee Bonion), beloved, father of Mrs. Mary Ann Hudepohl, dear brother of Arthur and ence Hev; also survived by six grandchildren; Thursday, May 4, 1961; residence, 3810 W. Eighth St.
Relatives and friends please call at the B. J. Mever Colonial Funeral Home, 3726 Warsaw Ave. on Sunday from 3 10 9 P. M.
Funeral services Monday. Blessing at 9:30 M. HOFFMAN Theresa (nee Arnold), beloved wife of the late Charles G. Hoffman, devoted mother of 'Carl G. Hoffman.
Mrs. Doretta Veith and Mrs. Margaret Voll, beloved sister of Joseph Arnold; suddenly, day. May 4, 1961; aged 82 years: residence, 109 Walnut South. gate, Ky.
Funeral Monday, May 8, 1961. at the John J. Radel Co. Funeral Home 822 York New. may port, ment call Evergreen at Sunday, 10:30 Cemetery.
A. after M. 3 P. Friends Inter- M. The Women's Guild of St.
Paul Church will hold service at 3:30 P. Sunday. LAUTERBACH Dorothy beloved daughter of Harry W. and Lydia Lauterbachi (nee Silber), and dear sister of Theima Lauterbach, Wednesday. May 3, 1961, at Cedar Rapids, lowa.
Funeral service Saturday 9:30 A. M. from the Dalbert Mor. tuary, Glenway and Rosemont Ave. Friends may call Friday from 4 to 9 family P.
M. that It contributions desire be of made the to the Heart Fund, 1214 Cypress Avenue. LONG Katherine. widow of Jesse Long, beloved aunt of Victor and Mildred Wagner; Thursday, May 4. 1961: aged 86 years; residence, 1648 Waverly Ave.
Friends may call at Rebold Funeral Home, 1712 Queen City Ave. at Grand, after 2 P. Sunday. Funeral Monday, 2 P. M.
LUHAN Andrew beloved husband of Flora Lamping tuhan, father of Mrs. Jeanne Schmidt and John Luhan, and grandfather of John neth J. and J. Michael Luhan; suddenly, Thursday, May 4, 1961; at his residence, 6413 Plainfield Rd. Funeral from the Gilligan Funeral Home, Montgomery and Galbraith.
Kenwood, Monday, May 8.1 Requiem High Mass at All Saints Church. at 9 A. M. Friends may call Sunday, after 3 M. McLAUGHLIN Martha Ann (nee Conners), wife.
of John E. McLaughlin, devoted mother of Nancy, Jane and John McLaugh. lin, dear daughter of Paul Sr. and Martha Bell Conners, and sister of Paul Conners suddenly, Thursday, May 4, 1961: residence, 2208 Pacora Mt. Healthy; age 27 years.
Friends may call at the Neidhard Funeral Home, 7401 Hamilton N.t. Healthy, Sunday. after 3 P. M. Requiem High Mass at the Church of The Assumption, Monday, May 8, at 9:30 A.
M. MILLER Alma beloved daughter of the late William C. and Minnie Barelman Miller, sister of the late William C. Miller, niece of Julia Bauer and Pauline and Pearl Miller, sisterin-law of Mrs. Ann Roeder: Tuesday.
Mav 2, 1961. at St. Petersburg. Fla. Friends may call at the Wrassmann Funeral Home, 2625 Gilbert north of Taft Friday, to 9 P.
M. Services Saturday, May 6, at 1 P. M. Sapphire Chapter, No. 362, 0E.S.
services Friday. 8 P. M. MORSCHER Albert beloved husband of Elsie Morscher (nee Fillhardt), devoted father of Richard A. Morscher, dear father-in-law of Mrs.
Joyce scher, dear grandfather of three grandchildren, dear brother of Joseph, Jacob and Edward Morscher; Friday, May 5, 1961; at his residence, Morscher Silver Grove, Ky. Service Monday, May 8, the Dobbling Funeral Home, Ft. Thomas, at P. M. Friends may call Sunday.
3 10 9 P. M. PROPHETER Mathilda B. (nee Hoffrogge), beloved wife of the late William C. Propheter, devoted mother of Mrs.
Lois Sullivan and John W. Propheter, sister of Mrs. Loretta Colburn, Edward Hoffrogge and Mrs. Clara Leonard and the late, Joseph and Puthoff: residence, 1812 Race Cincinnati; Friday, May 5, 1961; aged 71 years. Friends may call at the Imwalle Memorial, 4811 Vine at Washington, St.
Bernard, Sunday, between 3 and 9 M. Requiem High Mass St. Clement Church, Monday, 9 A. NURRE BROS. FUNERAL, 14929 DIRECTORS Journey's End.
RACE Mrs. Atlas (nee Graves), dear wife of Denver Race at her residence, 1743 High Water Ludlow, Friday, May 5, 1961, at the age of 57. Funeral Monday, May 8, at 2 P. from Elliston Stanley Funeral Home, Williamstown, Ky. Friends may call funeral home, after 3 P.
Sun. day. John George, brother of the late Richard Rebmann; suddenly, Wednesday, May 3. 1961; residence, 2958 Colerain Ave. Friends may call at the Busse Bormann Co.
Parkway Funeral Home, Central Pky. and Clifton Hills Friday, after 4 P. M. Services Saturday, May 6, at 10 A. M.
Take Ohio Bus Lines direct to funeral home, transfers accepted. End ROBERTSON Thomas A. beloved husband of Gladys Robertson (nee Belkley), devoted father of Mrs. Gladys Harding and Thomas A. Robertson dear grandfather of four grandchildren; Wednesday, May 4, 1961; at his Ft.
residence, 741, Highland Thomas, Ky. Service Monday, May 8, at the Dobbling Funeral Home. Ft. Thomas, at 10 A. M.
Friends may call Sunday, 3 to 9 M. SANDOZ See Wahoff notice. SCHWARTZ Albert, beloved husband of the late Blanche Hopkins Schwartz. brother of Matilda Schwartz Goering, uncle of Louise Bosse, Alice Bruckmann, Marie Claughton, Blanche Moeller, Albert W. and William A.
Goering, and Albert Purcell; residence, 5517 Homer Norwood, Friday, May 5, 1961. Friends may call at the W. Mack Johnson Funeral Home, 1309 E. McMillan Walnut Hills, Sunday, 4 to 9 P. M.
Service Monday. May 8, at 2 P. M. SHAWHAN Emma Rose Meyer, wife of the late Frank Shawhan, devoted mother of J. Frank Shawhan, beloved sister of Mrs.
Margaret Wrigglesworth, dear grandmother of Nancy E. Shawhan; Friday. May 5, 1961; residence, 61 Ehrman Ave. Friends may call at the Anderson-Schraffenberger Funeral Home, 3117 Vine Corryville. Sunday, from 3 to 9 P.
M. Funeral services Monday. 10 A. M. SIMMONDS Mae W.
(nee Walter), beloved wife of Dr. E. S. Simmonds, stepmother of Earl Simmonds Jr. of Miamitown and Mrs.
Virginia Salisbury of Schenectady, N. sister of Carl, Jack, Stephen and George Walter, Mrs. Anna Edqington and Mrs. Cathetine Lampe: Thursday, May 4, 1961; residence, 3920 Harrison Cheviot; aged 81 years, Friends may call at the Neidhard Funeral Home, 3155 Harrison Westwood, Sunday, after 3 P. M.
Re. quiem High Mass St. Martin Church, Monday. May 8 at 9:30 A. M.
Interment St. Mary Cemetery. STIENS Harry age 78 years: husband of the late Mae Miller Stiens, devoted father of William, Burdsal and Lorraine Stiens. grandfather of William and Raymond Stiens and Mrs. Nancy Best, brother of Mrs.
Minnie Juela, Mrs Irene Grove and Joseph Stiens, May 5, 1961; resi. dence 4410 Clifford Deer Park. Friends may call at the Thomas Memorial, 7500 Montgomery Kenwood, Sunday after 3 P. M. Requiem High Mass, St.
John Church, Monday. 9 A. M. TRAUTMAN Mary (Maria) (nee Grittman), beloved wife of the late Henry Traut. man, dear mother of Raymond H.
Trautman and the late Ethel E. Anderson, grandmother of Linda Marie and Glenna Mae Trautman; Thursday, May 4, 1961: aged 90 years: at Dreyer Nursing Home, Sunman, residence, R. R. 1. Cleves, Ohio.
Funeral Monday, May 8, at 2 P. from the Argo Funeral Home, Cleves, Ohio. Friends may call Sunday, after 4 P. M. Interment Hubbels Evangelical etery.
Sunman. Ind WAHOFF Ida (nee Queckenstedt), beloved wife of the George Wahoff and beloved mother of Ralph Sandoz, stepmother of Ralph Wahoff and Mrs. Florence Babey, and sister of Mrs. Anna Alwell, Thursday. May 4, 1961: residence, 5722 Haubner Rd.
Friends may call at the Simminger Funeral Home, 3050 Harrison Westwood, Sunday, after 4 P. M. Requiem High Mass, St. George Church, Monday, at 9 A. M.
World War 1 Veteran World War Veteran MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES FOR SALE- -Second mortgage: interest: $2780 due: sell for $2200. MO 2-3751 JOHN SHANNON. contact Angela Beuerlein, 34 W. University Corryville. ON AND AFTER this date will not be responsible for debts contracted for by anyone, other than myself.
WM. HARRY FORBES, 3727 Paxton Cincinnati 9, Ohio. ON AND AFTER this date I will not responsible for debts contracted for by anyone other than myself. HERMAN E. WILSON.
650 Lincoln FOCKE 4, Cincinnati 6. Ohio. $10 REWARD To anvone who gives us the name of some man or men who are mechanically inclined and would sign up to take a course in heavy equipment operation. We give a top-grade training in learning how to be an operating engineer. 5 to 9 weeks of training required.
Ages 17 10 55. These men learn to operate bulldozers. graders. scrapers, cranes. Earnings exceeding $160 per week.
Gl approved. Contract must be signed in order to receive reward. No racial discrimination on these jobs. Please send us name address, phone number age of those you think might make us good men. Send to National School of Instruction, Room 509, 626 Broadway, Cincinnati 2, Ohio.
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