'THE CINCINNATI in sports ENQUIRER Lou First Thursday, West UC Feb. 1, 1973 5. TEAM, Cleveland menstield UPI Cage (6) Lehman Sr. East CLASS Ohio (14-0) (13-1) Tech AAA (15) Ratings (13-2) Prep POINTS 221 244 196 176 From Enquirer Wires KIPCHOGE KEINO, Olympic track star from Kenya, possibly has forfeited his amateur status by accepting free air passage to the United States, a story in a Nairobi newspaper asserted Wednesday. Keino reportedly accepted a ticket from a Ghanian athlete, who was not named, to fly from Nigeria to the U.
S. for partici-pation in a series of meets planned for him by the AAU. An AAU official says his organization did not supply the ticket Former University of Kentucky track star Jim Green said plans to turn pro but would compete in the Mason-Dixon Games in Louisville, February 10. GENERAL MANAGER Joe Thomas of the Baltimore Colts admitted that he tried to trade defensive end Bubba Smith for Houston's No. 1 draft pick, but criticized Oilers' owner Bud Adams for revealing the offer.
"That's very bad ethics," Thomas said of the published comments by Adams. "If every club started revealing who was discussed in trades, there wouldn't be enough space in the papers to name all the players." CHARGES OF INTERFERING with a police officer against Oakland A's pitcher John "Blue Moon" Odom were dropped in Macon, Ga. The charges stemmed from an incident last week when Odom interfered with two city animal control officers who were chasing his pet chihuahua dog The trial of Los Angeles Ram wide receiver Lance Rentzel on charges of possession of marijuana and codeine was postponed until February Barry Asher of Costa Mesa, leads the Professional Bowlers Association money list with $18,486. TOLEDO'S TOM KOZELKO has been named MidAmerican Conference player of the week for his 38-point performance against Central Michigan and his 20-point effort against Western Michigan Quarterback Greg Hare and linebacker Rich Middleton have been selected by their Ohio State teammates to captain the football Buckeyes next season The New York Knicks asked waivers on Tom Riker, their No. 1 draft choice of last year.
A FOOT FAULT called on his opponent helped Billy Martin retain his unbeaten record as the U. S. took an insurmountable 2-0 lead over West Germany in the International Under-21 Tennis Tournament in Torquay, England. Martin had lost his first set to Karl Meyer, and the second set was at match point in a tie-break when the fault was called. Martin then closed out the win, 2-6, 7-6, 6-4 Richard Gwinn, an assistant at Weber State College the past two years, was elevated to head football Ray Berry, who has coached Arkansas receivers the past three seasons, is resigning his position to accept a similar job with the Detroit Lions Jerry Wampfler, head football coach at Colorado State University, is expected to resign his job within the next two weeks for an assistant's role with a professional team.
Three clubs, including the New England Patriots, reportedly are dickering for his services. CHARGES OF POSSESSION of marijuana and conspiracy against Milwaukee Bucks basketball player Lucius Allen were dismissed in Denver. The dismissal was the result of a Colorado Supreme Court decision Monday that ruled "trace amounts" of marijuana found in the possession of a defendant is insufficient evidence. U. S.
Davis Cupper Tom Gorman, Mark Cox of Britain, and Tom Okker of the Netherlands advanced to the quarter- of the Milan Indoor Tennis Tournament. Hawaiian Open Kicks Off Today HONOLULU (AP) Lee Trevino, looking for a victory, and Arnold Palmer, looking for a putter, head a strong international field assembled start of the Hawaiian Open Golf Tournament. The setting the plush, palmlined Waialae Country Club course just off the Pacific Ocean and hard by Head and the holiday atmosphere make this one of the most relaxed, easy-going events on the pro tour. But not for the grim, very business like Palmer. "It's just the same old trouble I'm not put- Recruit Niles McKinley running back Lou West, who piled up 1095 all-purpose offensive yards this season and 1639 for his two-year varsity career, is the first University of Cincinnati football recruit under new head coach Tony Mason.
5-foot-11, 165-pound West was signed to a grant-in-aid by new UC assistant Bob Shaw, head coach at Niles McKinley the past four years. Mason preceded Shaw in the head job at the northeast Ohio school before becoming an assistant at Purdue. Meanwhile, Bob Burns, an aide at Colgate the past four years, became the sixth assistant named by Mason to his staff. At Colgate, the 33-yearold Burns handled the defensive line in 1971 and the offensive line the past season. He coached the Red Raider freshman teams his first two years, guiding the '70 yearlings to an unbeaten season.
Elsewhere in UC athletics, the Bearcat wrestling, swimming, gymnastics and indoor track teams all face full schedules this weekend. The wrestling team, 3-5- 1 in dual-meet competition this year, challenges Oklahoma today at Norman, then participates Friday and Saturday in the Oklahoma State Invitational. Oklahoma State finished third and Oklahoma fifth in the National Collegiate Athletic Association wrestling championships a year a ago. The swimming team, 5-2 in dual encounters, travels to Richmond, Friday for a double dual with Vanderbilt and Eastern Kentucky, then faces Kenyon in a dual meet at Laurence Hall pool Saturday. The gymnastics team, off to a 3-1 start, hosts Georgetown at Laurence Hall gym Saturday, while the indoor track team opposes Ohio University and Ashland in the Conard Invitational Friday and Saturday at Ashland.
River Downs Names Wells Herb Wells has been appointed publicity director of River Downs Race Track, replacing Daryl Parks. A native of Middletown, Ohio, Wells is also publicity director at Beulah Park in Columbus and assistant publicity director at Hialeah. Wells is a graduate of the University of Cincinnati and formerly worked for two local television stations. Parks resigned as the track's publicity director to go into advertising. UNIROYAL ting," Palmer said after a Tuesday arrival.
"I've had the same problem for a long time but last week I must have putted as poorly as I ever have in my life." He four-putted one green in the final round of the Bing Crosby National ProAm, three-putted two others and needed a total of 36 strokes on the greens that last day. Maybe," said with a don't, know what it is. faint smile, "Maybe it's all up here." He pointed to his temple. "I've tried everything I can think of except going cross-handed and I might try that. BELTED FASTRAK Original equipment on many of America's finest new cars.
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DOWNTOWN COURT RACE ST. 721-5690. UNIROYAL first introduced The rain fire TIGER PAW. and John William Abernathy of brother ABERNATHY and husband Journey's of (nee Reginald Pamela of Bell), Mrs. End Christine For more director, complete refer to information Funerals individual I and address below of the Mary E.
VOLLMER nee late Journeu's Perkins, Herman of of beloved End wife' Barberton Canton (15-0) (3) (13-1) Newark 152 6. Columbus South (4) (12-2) 142 8. Hamilton Springfield Taft South (12-2) (11-1) 121 140 (1) 9. Lorain Admiral King (11-3) 70 10. Cleveland John F.
Kennedy 57 CLASS AA Team Points Waverly (10) (12-0) 240 1 Columbus Ready (3), (11-2) 232 Steubenville Catholic (3) (12-1) 183 (14-1) 179 5. Willard (3) 6. Albany Alexander (3) (13-1) 101 Poland (1) (12-1) 9. Huron (1) (13-0) Gallipolis (2) (11-1) 10. Claymont (10-2) CLASS A Team Points Indian Valley South (12), (13-0) 292 Marion Pleasant (7) (14-0) 255 Fort Recovery (2) (16-0) 217 Wapakoneta St.
Joseph (5) (15-0) 196 5. Lorain Sebring (11-1) Clearview (1-1) 88 90 (2) South Central (1) (12-0) 85 8. Strasburg (10-3) 9. Zanesville Rosecrans (12-1) 10. McDonald (3) (12-1) 59 Small College Basketball Ratings TEAM POINTS 1.
Sam Houston St. (28) (16-0) 321 Stephen F. Austin (5) (17-2) 242 Eau Claire (13-1) 230 4. Augustana (111.) (15-1) 193 Philadelphia Textile (1) (14-1) 188 Assumption (1) (10-1) 130 Capital (0.) (12-3) 83 Louisana Tech (12-4) 81 9. Roanoke (11-4) 78 10.
Kentucky State (14-3) 11. Bentley (14-1) 12. Fairmont State (12-1) 13. Kentucky Wesleyan (14-1) 14. Marymount (Kan.) (19-1) 15.
Akron (10-4) 16. Howard Payne (16-3) 17. UC Riverside 18. (Tie) UC Bakersfield (14-5) (Tie) McNeese State (11-4) (Tie) Southwest Missouri State (11-5) (Tie) Sacred Heart (11-7) ASSOCIATED PRESS Pts. 1-Sam Houston State (12) 258 2-Wis-Eau Claire 184 3-Augustana 164 -Stephen F.
Austin 122 -Louisiana Tech 114 -Assumption 112 7-Roanoke 8-Wisconsin-Milwaukee 9-Kentucky 10-Philadelphia State Textile 58 USOC Gives Its Blessings To Lake Placid NEW YORK (UPI) The United States Olympic Committee Wednesday unanimously designated Lake Placid, N. as its replacement for Salt Lake City as the U. S. candidate city for host of the 1976 Winter Olympics, it was announced by USOC president Clifford H. Buck.
Buck said that Lake Placid officials will appear before the International Olympic Committee, February 3-4, in Lausanne, Switzerland, it reviews bids by various cities for the Games. Mayor Robert Peaco*ck of Lake Placid initiated the USOC action earlier in the day when he said in a telegram, "Lake Placid reaffirms its bid for he 1976 Olympic Winter Games with the provision that "it receive sufficient state or federal funds to finance the Games." The USOC said it certifled Lake Placid's bid with a telegram to the IOC. Gov. Rockefeller said through a spokesman earlier that he supported Lake Placid as the site for the Games. Crime, Justice Report The following activities were reported by Cincinnati police and criminal court officials in the 24 hour period ending at 7 p.m.
Wednesday: ASSAULTS Leroy, O'Miles, 45, motorist 1204 fired Broadway, shot reported an irate a at him following a fight at the scene of an accident, 202 W. Liberty al Tuesday shooting night. is William Charged with Riley, 21, intention- 1 1009 Foraker Ave. Sue Bass, 55; Donald Crank, 36, both of New Richmond, Ohio Tyrone Elliot, 19, 3406 E. Millvale Court: and Gregory Smith, 17, 3466 E.
Millvale Court; all reported being fired upon by a 13 year old Winton Place youth armed with an air rifle on the sidewalk at 2448 Spring Grove Ave. Tuesday afternoon John Smart, 22, 2718 Digby Ave. and Roger Hawkinberry, 27, bartender at Shipley's Cafe, 214 W. McMillan reported suffering facial cuts while attempting to break up a fight Tuesday night. BURGLARIES Darryl Angel, 22, 3564 Montgomery Road, reported a stereo and a color television valued at $1200 taken from apartment Tuesday "Osa reported Parrish, two 44, televisions 503 E.
and 13th a gold watch, all valued at $975, taken Tuesday. David Williams, 36, owner of the McKinstry Grocery, 4807. Whetsel reported an electric drill and assorted grocery items, all valued at $639, taken Wednesday morning. Mouncey Ferguson, 30, 688 Riddle reported a stereo, 15 records, and a color television, all valued at $559, taken Tuesday Carol Robinson, 26, 3331 Saffer reported a wedding ring valued af $550 taken from her home Tuesday night. Ervin Issacs, 38, 3832 Dunlowe reported two televisions, two rifles, and a serving set, all valued at $541, stolen Tuesday.
ROBBERIES William Robbins, 20, 3723 Brotherton Oakley, reported that a gunman and his female companion forced their way into his car at 3500 Madison Rd late Tuesday night and ordered him to drive to 3655 Spring Grove where the pair fled with his wallet containing $39. Roy Blackman, 51, manager at the King Kwik Market, 2444 Harrison reported that two men, one armed with a revolver, grabbed $100 from two cash drawers Tuesday night. DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED Robert L. Jones, 37, 1724 Kinney arrested October 10: Judge Outcalt imposed. a sentence of 30 days, all suspended, $100 fine, court costs, and driving rights suspended for 180 days.
Herbert Charles Wilson, 42, 875 W. Liberty arrested September 14: Judge Outcalt imposed a sentence of 20 days, all suspended, $100 fine, court costs, and driving rights suspended for 90 Willie Lee Watkins, 58, 5708 Whitney arrested September 14: Judge Luebbers placed him on two year's probation ARRESTED AND CHARGED Kelvin Hughes, 18, 767 Dale at 1102 Towne Ave. at 7 p.m. Tuesday; housebreaking. Jack Braden, 18, 1814 Mills Ave, Norwood, at his home at 12:15 a.m.
Wednesday; housebreaking. STOLEN VEHICLES The following vehicles were reported to the Cincinnati police department as having been stolen during the 24 hour period ending at 7 p.m. Wednesday. YEAR LIC. MAKE MODEL COLOR NO.
1964 Buick 4-dr Blue 153 1963 Chev. 2-dr hdpt. White 367 DU 1964 Buick 4-dr Red 9490 EE 1967 Chev. 4-dr Maroon 1635 CB Anyone who sees one of these vehicles is requested to contact the nearest police department. Do not attempt to stop the vehicle or apprehend the driver.
devoted father Miss Abernathy, Abernathy, dear Mrs. Anna Pinson William Abernathy of Dayton, Ohio, Mrs. Minnie Fraley, Mrs. Gertrude Anderson, Woodrow and Odie Bee Abernathy, all of Cincinnati, also survived by 4 grandchildren, many other relatives and friends, Tuesday, Jan. 30, 1973.
Friends may call Friday Feb. 2, from 6 to 9 P. M. at the Thompson Funeral Home, 820 Lincoln Ave. Funeral services 10 A.
M. Saturday, Elder Jasper Phillips, presiding. Interment Spring Grove Cemetery. ANDES Thomas beloved husband of Mary Peters Andes, de voted father of Mrs. Donald (Shirley) Pottenger, Mrs.
Chelsea (Nina) Rodeffer, and Thomas F. Andes; also survived by seven grandchildren, brother of Shawhan, Betty Copenhaver, Albert, Raymond and Gordon des; Monday, January 29, 1973. Age, 64 years. Friends may call at the Neidhard Funeral Home, 7401 Hamilton Mt. Healthy, Wednesday, January 31, from 7-8 P.M.
Funeral at the convenience of the family. Clifford H. beloved husband of Shirley Lee Beyersdoerfer (nee Edwards), devoted father of Jeffery Allen and Loeta Lynn Beyersdoerfer, dear son of Clifford H. Beyersdoerfer residence, 1905 Warren Marion, Tuesday, January 30, 1973; formerly of Newport and Cold Spring, Ky. Services Friday, February 2 at the Dobbling Funeral Home, Ft.
Thomas, at 11 A.M. Visitation Thursday, from 4 to 9 P.M. Alexandria Lodge No. 152 service, 7 P.M. Thursday at the funeral home.
BURGER Rosella (nee Dehner), beloved wife of Michael Burger; dear sister of Lester, Sebastian, Arthur and the late Herman Delner: Sunday, January 28, 1973. kue notice. Neidhard Funeral Home, Mt. Healthy, in charge. Nick, beloved son of the late Frank and Marie Burkhardt, dear brother of Mrs.
Marle Blum and the late John, Mathias and Ludwig Burkhardt, dear uncle of John Blum, Mrs. Anna Chaney, Nicholas Blum and Mrs. Susie Reckle. Friends may call at the Chas. A.
Miller Sons Funeral Home, Hamilton Ave. at Knowlton Northside, Thursday, 4-9 P.M. Mass of the Resurrection St. Boniface Church, Friday 9 A.M. COVERT Richard beloved husband of Clara Schrader Covert, dear father of Mrs.
Carol Gerken of New Castle, brother Ronald and Donald Covert, of Charles Covert and Mrs. Marie Meyer, also survived by three grandchildren; Tuesday, January 30, 1973; residence, 4013 Westwood Northern age 55 years. Puneral services NiedhardMinges Funeral Home 3155 Harrison Westwood, Friday, February 2, at 10:30 A.M. Visitation, Thursday, 7-9 P.M. If desired, memorials may be sent to your favorite charity.
DAVIS Patricia (nee Kelley), beloved wife of Charles Davis and devoted mother of Mrs. Richard Skaats and Miss Patti Davis; Tuesday, January 30, 1973; residence, 56 Locust Lakeside Park, age 50 years. Funeral Friday, February 2 from the Middendorf Funeral Home, 917 Main Covington, Ky. Mass of the Resurrection at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament, at 10 terment, St. Mary's Cemetery.
Memorials may be made as donations to your favorite charity. The family requests that friends and relatives attend the mass. DUKES-GROH Pearl E. (nee Butts), beloved wife of the late Daniel (Duke) Dukes, beloved mother of Thomas N. Groh, and Mrs.
Esther L. Caine, dear step Mrs. Miss Daniel (Joan) Wiedemann, and Ruth Ann Dukes, beloved daughter ef Mrs. Esther H. Todd, dear sister of Charles W.
and John V. Butts, and Mrs. David F. (Mary) Dixon, also survived by 6 grandchildren, residence, 233 Garvey Elsmere, Tuesday, January 30, 1973; age 47 years. Funeral, Friday, A.M.
Henry Funeral February Mass 2, Church Home, of from the at 12 the Erlanger, Resurrection noon. at Linnemann 11:30 St. ment, St. Stephen Cemetery. Visitation, Thursday 4te 9 P.M.
GROESCHEN Florence (nee Reitman) beloved wife of the late George J. Groeschen dear mother of Mrs. Helen Steffen, Mrs. Rosemary Trujillo, Mrs. Mary Catherine Seibert, Mrs.
Georgia Berger, Mrs. Florence Enzweiler, Ann, Anthony, Jerome, Joseph, James, John, Jacque, Jesse, Jude and Julius Groeschen also survived by 70 grandchildren and 30 great grandchildren, sister of Mrs. Helen Kinstler, Wendell and Joseph Reitman, Tuesday, Jan. 30, 1973 residence 46 E. Alexandria Pike, Coldspring, Ky.
Prayers at Muehlenkamp-Erschell Ft. Thomas Funeral Home 427 South Ft. Thomas Ave. Friday 9 a.m. Mass of the Resurrection St.
Church a.m. Visitation nursday 4 to 9 p.m. GRUNDER Magdalen (nee Stirnkorb), beloved wife of the late Albert Grunder, dear mother of Rosemary Grunder, beloved sister and sister-In-law of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Focks and Mr.
and Mrs. Jerome Stirnkorb; passed away early Tuesday, January 30, 1973; residence, 4604 Dry Ridge Rd. Friends and relatives may call at the Dhonau-Rosenacker Funeral Home, 5527 Cheviot Rd. near North Bend Monfort Heights, Thursday, 6 to 9 P.M. Rosary services Thursday 8 P.M.
Mass of the Resurrection, St. John Church, Dry Ridge, Friday, 10 A.M. HAFFEY Loretta wife of the late Robert J. Haffey dear mother of Marge, Russell and Robert Haffey Jr. beloved sister of Leo Massman; also survived by five grandchildren and one great-grandchild; Tuesday, January 30, 1973; age 73 years; residence, 8474 Linderwood 1 No visitation Thursday, Mass of the Resurrection St.
Patrick' Church, Friday 10 Chas. A. Miller Sons in charge. The family requests any expression of sympathy be directed to American Cancer Society, 3372 Central Cincinnati, Ohio 45225. HARRIS Truly devoted father of Willa Richmond, also survived by 1 brother, 5 sisters, 5 grandchildren, 1 great grandchild, nieces, nephews, other relatives, January 28, 1973, residence, 3420 W.
Millville. Friends may call Friday from 6 to 9 P.M. at Jamison Jamison Funeral 3437 Montgomery Evanston. Funeral service Saturday at 9:30 A.M. at First Born Church of Living God.
Cemetery. Burial, Spring Grove, HAUBNER Edward, beloved husband of the late Estella Haubner (nee Steffen); devoted father of Mrs. Patricia Gates, Mrs. Jean Maness, Myra, Stanley and Elwood; also survived by 18 grandchildren; dear brother of Mrs. Emily Moag, Elmer and Art Haubner; Tuesday, January 30, 1973; residence, 618 E.
17th Covington, age 66 years. Funeral, Friday, February 2 from, the Middendorf Funeral Home, 917 Main Covington, Ky. at 8:45 A. M. Mass of the Resurrection at St.
Benedict Church at 9:15 A.M. Interment, Mother of God Cemetery, Visitation, Thursday, 5 to 8 P. M. -HOPKINS Arlee, beloved husband Omega Long Hopkins; son of Mrs. Margaret Hopkins; brother of Della May Norris and Andy Hopkins; Tuesday, January 30, 1973; residence, 6418 Mayflower-av, Golf Manor.
Friends may call at the Tredway Funeral Home, 2131 Cameron-av, Norwood, Thursday, 4-9 p.m. Funeral Friday, 10a. m. World War I War I I Vet Korean Veteran Vietman Veteran Armed Forces Spanish American War Vet funeral obituary NAME TIME DATE FUNERAL HOME people Albernathy, John 10:00 Andes, Thomas Beyersdoerfer, Clifford 11:00 Burger, Rosella Burkhordt, Nick 9:00 Covert, Richard 10:30 Davis, Patricia 10:00 Dukes, Groh 12:00 Groeschen, Florence 9:30 Grunder, Magdalen 10:00 Haffey, Loretta 10:00 Harris, Truly 9:30 Haubner, Edward 9:15 Hincy, Rose 2:00 Hopkins, Arlee 10:00 Hutson, Carlos 10:30 Kautz, Ruth Kemp, Rae 1:00 Kizner, Morris 2:00 Lawhorn, William 10:00 Ledford, Oney 10:00 Malott, Walter 2:00 McLemore, Daisy 10:30 Poore, Edna C. 10:00 Rackley, Norma 9:30 Rathgeber, Dorothy 1:00 Schaffield, John H.
9:30 Schneider, Laura 10:00 Sears, James R. 9:30 Shepherd, Orell 2:00 Stapleton, Josephine 10:00 Steinmetz, Elenora 9:00 Streng, Jesse 3:00 Tucker, Josephine 8:00 Vollmer, Mary Von Holle, Elmer 10:00 Wagner, John E. 9:00 Walter, Anna 9:00 Williams, Lula 10:00 Wilson, Gertrude 10:00 Young, Goldie 9:30 a End to 8 P.M. HAUBNER Edward, beloved husband of the late Estella Haubner (nee Steffen), devoted father of Mrs. Patricia Gates, Mrs.
Jean Smith, Myra, Stanley and Elwood Haubner, also survived by 18 grandchildren, dear brother of Mrs. Emily Moag, Elmer and Art Haubner; Tuesday, January 30, 1973; residence, 618 E. 17th Covington, age 66 years. Funeral February 2 from the Middendort Funeral Home, 917 Main Covington, at 8:45 A.M. Mass of the Resurrection at St.
Benedict Church, at Interment, Mother Cemetery. Visitation, Thursday, 5 HINCY Rose M. (nee Muckenfuss) beloved wife of Charles P. Hincy dear mother of the late Charles M. Hincy and Erwin Hincy dear sister of Fred Muckenfuss and William Muckenfuss and Mrs Anna C.
Rhodes also. survived by 2 grandchildren and 1' great grandchild, Tuesday, Jan. 30, 1973 at Orlando, Florida, age 07 years, Service Friday at the Bolton Lunsford, Funeral Home 3042 Harrison Ave. Westwood, at 2 p.m. Visitation Friday from 1 p.m.
until time of service. Carlos beloved husband of Blanche Henrixson Hutson; dear father of Mrs. Ruth Fry and Mrs. Alice McCarty and Mrs. Harriett Idlett; also survived by nine and four great-grandchildren; Tuesday, January 30, 1973; age 77 years; residence, 10 Hopkins Amelia, Ohio.
Friends may call at the E. C. Nurre Funeral Home, Amelia, Thursday, 6 to 9 P. M. Funeral service at the Amelia.
United Methodist Church, February 2 at 10:30 A. M. of American Legion Post No. 406, Bethel, Ohio, Clermont County, Chapter D. A.
V. No 63 service Thursday at 7:30 P. M. KAUTZ Ruth (nee Myers), widow of Dr. Frank A.
Kautz; dear mother of Mrs. Bettie Rounds, and Frank Kautz; also survived by four grandchildren; Tuesday, January 30, 1973. Age 77. years. No visitation.
Funeral services at the convenience of the family, Friday, If desired memorials may be directed to your favorite charity. Chas. Miller Sons in charge. KEMP Rae of the Orthodox Jewish Home for the Aged, beloved wife of the late Louis Kemp; sister of Mrs. George Rein of New York City, Mrs.
William Bein, Mrs. Mildred Selzer and Milton Canter. Services, Weil Funeral Home, 3901 Reading Friday, February 2 at 1 P. M. KIZNER Morris of 1803 Avonlea beloved husband of the late Dora Kizner; devoted father of Mrs.
Pete (Becky) Simmons of Cincinnati, Mrs. Aaron (Mary) Silvitz of Dayton, Ohio, and Mrs. Jule (Annette) Conison and the late Fanny Kuhr; also survived by nine grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Service, Weil Funeral Home, 3901 Reading Thursday, February 1, at 2 P.M. In lieu of other remembrances, contributions to your favorite Charity would be appreciated.
LAWHORN William husband of the late Elsie Blackburn Lawhorn; de voted father of Mrs. Mary Joiner, Jesse Lawhorn of Gilbert, Illinois, Bernice Lawhorn of Houston, Texas, and Charles Lawhorn of Tullahoma, Lee Tennessee, and brother of Lawhorn of Tullahoma, Tennessee; also survived by 19 grandchildren, 20 great-grandchildren; Monday, January Mayflower Golf Manor. (No 29, 1973; residence, 6322 visitation). Service at the Vorhis Funeral Home. 5501 Montgomery Norwood, Saturday, February 3, at 10A.
M. LEDFORD Oney beloved husband of Ida Ledford (nee Gose); dear father of Hobert, Oney Danny, Jimmie and David Ledford, Christine Sheldon, Virginia Baker, Bonnie Pinyon, Louise Dotson and Roy Charles; brother of Albert, Charlie. and Raymond Ledford, Cora Jones and Alva Boland; passed away Wednesday, January 31, 1973; also survived by 23 grandchildren and eight great -grandchildren. Funeral service at the Schmidt-Dhonau Funeral Home, 433 Reading Reading, Saturday, February 3, at 10 A. M.
Relatives and friends may call Friday, 4to9 P. M. MALOTT Walter beloved husband of Verlin Jean Malott (nee Wilcher); devoted father of Mrs. Hope Siocum, Mrs. Harriett Kleemeyer, Mrs.
Vivian Gray, Mrs. Janet Fox, Kimberly Sue, Linda Lee and Delbert Lyn Malott; brother of Mrs. Bernice Lynch and Mrs. Annie Bingamon; also survived by 10 grandchildren; Tuesday, January 30, 1973; residence, 132 Orchard View Lane, Blanchester, Ohio. Service, Monroe- Noakes Funeral Home, Milford, Friday, February 2, at 2 P.
M. Visitation, Thursday, 4 to 9 P. M. McLEMORE Daisy, wife of the late George McLemore; beloved mother of Charles McLemore; loving grandmother of Pamela McLemore; dear sister of Mrs. Lillie Rollins of Cleveland, Ohio; Monday, January 29, 1973.
Friends may call at Renfro Funeral Service, 647 Forest Avondale, Thursday, February 1, from 6 to 9 P. M. Service will be held from Bibleway Church of God in Christ, 3231 Woodburn Friday, February 2, at 10:30 A. M. Interment, Hillcrest Cemetery, Rev.
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C. Nurre 2 Chas. A. Miller Sons 2 Weil I Weil 3 Vorhis 3 Schmidt-Dhonau 2 Monroe-Copher 2 Renfro 3 Gump-Holt I Busse Borgmann 2 Tufts 3 Tredway 2 Riedlinger-Lemen 3 Chas. A.
Miller Sons 3 Jackman 2 B. J. Meyer 2 Thomas W. Mack Johnson I Tufts Thomas 31 Harry Meyer Sons 3 Allison Rose 2 Vitt Stermer 3 Thompson 2 Craver-Hookom 3 Allison Rose Journey's End POORE Edna C. (nee Loewe), beloved wife of the late Stanley R.
Poore; dear sister of Mrs. George (Estella) Lanning of Brookville, also survived by five nephews; Wednesday, January 31, 1973; age 81 years; residence, 3730 Dina formerly of Corryville. Funeral from the Gump-Holt Funeral Home, 3440 Glenmore Ave. at Herbert, Cheviot, Saturday, February 3 at 10 A. M.
Friends may call from 6 to 9 P. M. Friday. RACKLEY Norma Lou (nee Spradlin), beloved mother of James C. Ill, Thomas Lee, Ronald, Donald and Tonya Rackley, dear sister of Tillie Sawyer, Janet Egan, Ralph, William, Roscoe and Lester Spradlin, Jan.
27, 1973. Residence 4257 Chambers St. Friends may call at the Busse and Borgmann Co. Funeral Home, 3464 Central Parkway Wed. 4 to 9 P.
M. Mass of the Resurrection St. Patrick Church Thursday Feb. 1 at 9:30 M. RATHGEBER Dorothy T.
(nee Tudor), wife of the late Brandon Rathgeber; cousin of Alvin Tudor, Florence Baker, Louise Stanley, Roger Knott, Jean La Forge and Al Potts; close friend of Alta Mitchell and Rubel Ledford; residence, 220 Oak Loveland, Ohio; Wednesday, January 31, 1973. Service, Tufts Funeral Home, Loveland, Ohio, Friday, February 2, at 1 P. M. Visitation, Thursday, 7 to 9 P. M.
If desired contributions may be made to the Mulberry Church of Christ or the Loveland Presbyterian Church Memorial Fund. SCHAFFIELD John husband of the late Rose Carson Schaffield, father of Mrs. Helen Joseph, Milton Willard and the late John T. Schaffield; stepfather of E. Belle Schaffield and Alfred Carson; brother of Mrs.
Lillian Brennen; also leaves five grandchildren and eight greatgrandchildren; Wednesday, January 31, 1973; residence, 4137 Forest Norwood; in his 95th year. Friends may call at the Treadway Funeral Home, 2131 Cameron Norwood, Friday, 4 to 9 P. M. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 A. M.
SCHNEIDER Laura R. (Barth), beloved wife of Paul G. Schneider; de voted sister of the late Mrs. Lillian Schueler and Albert Barth; passed away Tuesday, January 30, 1973; at residence, 4748 Reading age 77 years. Mass of the Resurrection, February 2, St.
Agnes Church, 10 A. M. Friends may call at the Riedlinger-Lemen Funeral Home, 1309 California Bond Hill, Thursday, 7 to 9 P. M. STAPLETON Josephine nee Kramer, beloved wife of the late James R.
Stapleton, beloved mother of Sister Mary S. Mrs. Ruth Doll, Mrs. Joan Smith, Mrs. Kathleen Cinquina, Mrs.
Lois Bittner, James Joseph, Roger and Paul Stapleton and the late Gloria Heis and Sister Patricia S. C. and dear sister of Clara Kramer, Edward Kramer, Sylvia Shambaugh and Gertrude Webb, also survived by 35 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren, on Tuesday, Jan. 30, 1973. Residence 1153 Omena Place.
Relatives and friends may call at the B. J. Meyer Funeral Home (Overlook) 4841. Glenway Ave. on Friday from 9 A.
M. until time at Mass. Mass of Resurrection St. Teresa Church, 10 A.M. SEARS James beloved son of Josh T.
and Susie Peace Sears; dear brother of Mary Goodin, Mae Lunsford, Ruby Stele, Ruth Bamberger and Billice Lakes and Floyd and the late Andrew Sears; dear friend of Victor. Meeks; Tuesday, January 30, 1973; age 47 years; residence, 2410 Ohio Ave. Friends may call at the Chas. A. Miller Sons Funeral Home, Hamilton Ave.
at Knowlton Northside, Friday, 4 to 9 P. M. Funeral services, Saturday, 9:30 A. M. Orell, beloved husband of Martha Holland Shepherd, dear father of George Shepherd of Glendale, California also survived by his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Chris Shepherd of Bright, Indiana and 4 sisters, late residence Route 1, Lawrenceburg, (Bright, Indiana) Tuesday, Jan. 30, 1973, age 46 years. Friends may call at the Jackman Funeral Home Harrison, Ohio from 5 to 9 p. m.
Friday. Service from the Funeral Home Saturday, Feb. 3 at 2 p. m. Interment Gibson cemetery.
STEINMETZ Eleanora, sister of Carrie Diehl; aunt of Margaret Schmidt, Virginia Schaaf, Sister Hildegrade O. S. Mary Louise Cleary, Margaret Imhoff, Ruth Imhoff and Rita Ashley; January 30, 1973; residence, 6845 Hurd Ave. Mass of the Resurrection at St. John Vianney Church, Friday, 9 A.
M. Memorials may be made to the charity of your choice. There will be no visitation. Thomas Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. STRENG Jesse age 92 years, husband of; Louise Johnson Streng; father of Mrs.
Ray Marie Markstein of Cincinnati, Ohio; also survived by three grandchildren; Tuesday, January 30, 1973; at Louisville, Ky. Service at Pearson Breckinridge Lane Funeral Home, Thursday, February 1 at 3 P. M. Burial, Adath Israel Cemetery, Louisville, Memorials may be sent to the Louisville Downtown Optimist Club or Jesse F. Streng Boy's Club Memorial Fund.
TUCKER Josephine nee Tabor daughter of the late Charles and Dee Tabor, beloved sister of Faye Tufts, Ethel Howell of Oak Ridge, Tennessee and Carl Tabor of Yuma, Arizonia, residence 511 Park Ave. Loveland, Ohio, Tuesday, Jan. 30, 1973. Ser-. vice Tufts Funeral Home Loveland, Ohio Thursday at 8 P.
M. Visitation Thursday 7 P. M. to hour of service. of the Vollmer; mother James R.
devoted Vollmer, grandmother Cherral Ann and Pamela Louise Vollmer, dear sister of Mrs. Helen Moss, Jan. 30, 1973. Residence 4817 Plainville Rd. Friends may call at the Thomas Funeral Home 4418 Whetsel Ave.
Madisonville, Thursday 4 to 9 P. M. Service Friday 10 A. M. HOLLE Elmer devoted father of Mrs.
Howard (Louise) Smith and Robert Von Holle; dear brother of William and Donald Von Holle, Mrs. Ruth Bauer, Mrs. Anna Mae Baum, the late Edward and Silverious Von Holle; also survived by four grandhildren; Tuesday, January 30, 1973; residence, 6600 Hayes Rd. No visitation. Friends may attend the Mass of the Resurrection at St.
Jude Church, Friday at 10 A.M. the family request Spiritual Remembrances. Harry Meyer Sons Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. WAGNER John beloved husband of Mrs. Edna Kiosterman Wagner, father of John E.
Wagner, Mrs. Patricia (William) Faigle, Mrs. Mary (Bill) Hatton, Mrs. Elizabeth (John) Thompson, Mrs. Barbara (Richard) Hatch, Mrs.
Margaret (James) Brue, Mrs. Karen (Terry) Givens, Mrs. Debora Mason and Miss Trudy and Kathy Wagner, grandfather of 21 grandchildren, brother of Paul, Fr. Eugene, Fr. Ambrose, Louis, Raymond and Alselm Wagner, Mrs.
Gertrude Rudebush, Mrs. Elizabeth Callahan, Mrs. Rosemary Drees and Mrs. Jane Foltz, at his residence 203 W. 21st Covington, Wednesday, Jan.
31, 1973; age 58 years. Prayers at the Allison Rose Funeral Home, Robbins St. Madison Covington, Saturday, Feb. 3, at 8:30 A. M.
with Mass of the Resurrection 9 A. M. at St. Augustine Church, Covington, Interment St. Mary Cemetery.
Friends may call from 4 to 9 P. M. Friday. WALTER Anna E. (nee Noll), dearly beloved wife of the late George H.
Walter; dear mother of Arthur George and Harold R. Walter; sister of Mrs. Josie Birch, John, Joseph and Louis Noll; grandmother of six grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren; Wednesday, January 31; in her 82d year. Residence, 1568 Tremont-st. Friends may call at the Vitt and Stermer Funeral Home, 1824 Westwood-av, on Thursday, from 4 to 9 p.
m. Funeral Friday, February 2, at 8:30 a.m. Funeral Mass St. Bonaventure Church, 9a. m.
WILLIAMS Lula (nee McCoy), devoted mother of Mrs. Patricia Hamler; dear sister of Mrs. Thomasine Allen; also survived by two grandchildren; other relatives and ds; Tuesday, January 30, 1973. Friends may call at the Thompson Funeral Home, 820 Lincoln Friday, February 2, 1973 from 6 to 9 P. M.
Funeral service, 10 A. M. Saturday at the Bethel Baptist Church, 2712 Alms PI. Rev. Harry Brown, pastor.
Interment, Spring Grove Cemetery. WILSON Gertrude L. (nee Enderlin), beloved wife of William M. Wilson; devoted mother of Mrs. Chuck (Cathy) Ferguson, Mrs.
Helen Nieman and William M. Wilson; also 10 grandchildren; sister of Mrs. Adam (Theresa) Minnick, Mrs. Robert (Helen) Dresel, Mrs. Walter (Mildred) DeWald and the late Aline Heck; residence, 604 Dickerson Detroit, in her 63rd year.
Service, Craver-Hookom Funeral Home, Milford, Ohio, Friday, February 2, 1973 at 10 A. M. No visitation. Detroit, Michigan papers please copy. YOUNG Goldie Mae Tarvin, beloved mother of Mrs.
Marian (Robert) Robben; grandmother of Sherri and Marc Robben; at her residence, Garden Lane Convalescent Home, Fullerton, formerly of Ft. Mitchell, Tuesday, January 30, 1973; age 67 years. Service at the Allison Rose Funeral Home Robbins St. and Madison Covington, Saturday, February 3 at 9:30 A. M.
Interment, Highland Cemetery. Friends may call from 4 to 9 P.M. Friday. ANNOUNCEMENTS SERVICES BU ALLISON FUNERAL HOME 606-261-0146 inc. Mrs.
Goldie Mae Young Saturday, 9:30 A.M. Mr. Ezra Wilson Whitley City, Ky. Mr. Charles Rodenberg Due Notice.
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