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al. L. L. 108 COLUMBUS State Sen. Michael J.
Maloney (R-Cincinnati) charged here Thursday that Gov. John J. Gilligan has added nearly 9500 employees to the state payroll since January, but the personnel department said the figure: is more like "a normal seasonal increase" of 1886. In a conversation with reporters, Maloney said that if the governor resorts to his threatened belt-tightening austerity program he should begin with the new employees the state has hired. "As I understand it, since January some 9500 new state employees have been hired," Maloney said.
"Principal austerity would be in reduction of force of new employees that have been hired, that frankly in my judgment were hired on an assumption of what the legislature would do," Maloney said NED DUNN, personnel board of review, said 8386 employees were appointed by the state January through July 31. There have been 6500 terminations in the same period, Dunn said, for a net of 1886 new employees. "That's normal, we always get a big lift in the summer months with people working in the parks and highways," Dunn said. He added, "in the fall the terminations will exceed new appointments." The personnel department figures did not include new employees hired by state universities. Obituaries 30 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Gilligan Added 9500 Jobs, Maloney Says By WARREN D.
WHEAT Columbus Bureau Chief Earl A. Havlin Services for Earl A. Havlin, 74, 859 W. North Bend Finneytown, will be at 10 a. m.
Saturday at the Bolton and Lunsford Funeral Home, with burial in Rest Haven Cemetery, Mr. Havlin died Wednesday at Providence Hospital, Mr. Havlin was a supervising investigator for the U.S. Civil Service Commission from 1940 until his retirement in 1964. He was a member of Vattier Lodge 386, the Evangelism Commission and the Pleasant Ridge Methodist Church.
He was sergeant major in the U. S. Army during World War I. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Eleanor Havlin; two brothers, Harry, Covedale, and Ralph, Englewood, and three sisters, Mrs.
Dorothy Flinchpaugh, Seal Beach, Adelaide Klein and Miss Edith Havlin, both of Norwood. Visitation will be 4-9 p.m. Friday at the funeral home, Roosevelt M. Smith Services for Roosevelt M. Smith, 62, an employee of General Motors Chevrolet Division and founding member of the Excelsior choir, the first men's choir in Cincinnati, will be at 10 a.m.
Saturday at St. John AME Zion Church, Cincinnati. Mr. Smith, 3748 Norwich Avon View, died Wednesday at Jewish Hospital. He was also a Big Brother, Cub Master of Troop No 372, a member of the Dan Beard Bloody Run District of Scouting and the Avon View Neighborhood Club.
He also served 27 years as the church school superintendent at St. John AME Zion Church. Mr. Smith is survived by his wife, Cora; his son, Gentry, at home; his brother, David, and his sister, Mrs. Harriet Powell, both of Montgomery, Ala.
Visitation will be 6-9 p. m. today at the Houston and Sons Funeral Home, Walnut Hills. Burial will be in Spring Grove. Clarence E.
Royse Services Clarence Anderson Ferry a. m. Saturday at the Home, 4619 Delhi p. m. today.
Burial, in dens. Royse died daughter, Mrs. Patricia retired five years ago with the Baltimore inspector. Surviving Mr. Wilma; another daughter, cinnati; his son, Clarence two grandchildren, three E.
"Bubbles" Royse, 70, 79 Riverside, will be at 9:45 Vitt Stermer Funeral Delhi Hills. Visitation is 4-9 Arlington Memorial GarWednesday when visiting a Jones, Oxnard, Calif. He after 49 years of services Ohio Railroad. He was a car Royse also are his wife, Mrs. Terri Stewart, CinE.
Royse, Cincinnati; sisters and two brothers. Charles J. Huber Charles J. (Slim) Huber, 60, a retired employee of the Aluminum Industries died Thursday at St. Francis Hospital.
Mr. Huber, 3270 Van Zandt Monfort Heights, is survived by his wife, Elsie; two daughters, Mrs. Richard Tabler, Monfort Heights, Mary Ann, at home, and two sisters, Mrs. Emma Miller, Western Hills, Mrs. Anna Heim, San Diego, Calif.
Mass will be at 9 a. m. Friday at St. Ignatius Church, Monfort Heights. Burial in St.
Aloysius Gonzaga Cemetery, Bridgetown. Marriage Licenses Robert E. Benbow, 21, 8167, Pine mechanic, and Linda Mason 22, John 5200 Donjoy stenographer. D. Folz, 25, 6476 Bridgetown credit a a ger, and Claire E.
Deininger, 22, 6066 a si de teacher. Jeffries Scarborough, 18, Jackson, student, and Deborah L. Rentschler, 18, 918 Gretna student, Michael G. McLean, 18, 6723 Newbridge manager, and Karen E. Akers, 18, 9849 Marino receptionist.
Terry Watson, 28, 601 Trenton body man, and Shirley Stern, 21, 958 Mansion clerical. Robert S. Rissing, 26, South Bend, Ind, manager, and Nancy Ann Nordheim, Stanley 28, 566 Lowell secretary. Covert, 28, New Castle, Ohio, county waterworks, and Linda C. Brewer, 21, 824 Elberon intermediete-stenographer.
Edwin O. Willenbrink, 22, 4216 Kualer Mill self-employed, and Janis Berning. 21, 4602 Sycamore cash- Jack Gorman, 64, Box 2788 Road, Kemper caret Loveland, maintenance, and MarHughes, 26, 12 E. 15th St. Robert W.
Garrison, 21, 3258 South medical student, and Kimberly Ann Burress, 21, 3325 Glenmont registered nurse. student, Rosenfled, 27, Los Angeles, 25. and Eileen Joyce Lazarus, 2821 Stanley T. Ridgewood secretary. Lepple, 22, 3311 Van Zandt student, and Cheryl A.
Brya, 20, 3543 Muddy Creek teacher. Roark, 25, 11870 Lawnview Glendale, carpenter, and Geraldine Miniard, 119 Simpson St. Sand flower your warmest do supression of sympathy FLORISTS' CREATIVE COUNCIL HOUSES FOR SALE Friday, August 13, 1971 Marriage Licenses 51, George Hamad, 1129 Broadway, self-employed, and Jean Thomas, 39, 99 W. McMillan, registered nurse. Paul Staubitz, 22, 2956 Thrushfield student, "and Jill Ambrosius, 22.
2865 Gilna management trainee. Robert Q. Coleman, 48, 234 Erkenbrecker. Ave. cab driver, and Emily Cade, 43, 234 Erkenbrecher hospital aide.
Glen Olin Miller, 27, 3220 Glendora stock man, and Ophelia Nelloms, 23, 3220 Glendora Ave. Steven B. Conley, 21, 3346 McHenry supervisor, and Regina M. Scheid, 18. 5552 Lucenna student.
Marc McQueary, 18, 8349 Cur on. dry wall finisher, and Joan M. Clark. 20, 140 Congress Run receptionist. John H.
Cox, 60, 4121 Smith Norwood, clerk, and Evelyn Flynn, 50. 4321 Brownway, clerk. Gary C. Young, 27, 3438 Mayfair Ave. salesman, and Judith K.
0 Link, 23, 3455 Harwinton self-employed. Charles Left, 44. 630 Forest postal clerk, and Patricia Mayes, 24, 630 Forest postal clerk. Leroy Britten 23, 4253 Rose Hill janitor, and Bonita E. Sofer, 19, 632 Dutch Colony file clerk.
Suits Filed A259417, Director of Highways, of Ohio Delmar R. Hoffman, et al. Appropriation of property and to fix value thereof. A259418. Same vs Thalma Elliott, et al.
Same. A259419. Some. vs Cecil Hensley. A259420.
VS Family Estates. Same, A259421. Same vs Earl D. Cushman. Appropriation of property.
A259422. Assenath Rasher VS ander S. Rasher. Divorce. A259423.
Ruthie Wilkerson vs Willie Wilkerson. Support. G. A259424. Jean Donnelly vs Joseph C.
Donnelly. Divorce. A259425. Sharon D. Blanks vs Drake A.
Beadle. Support. A259426. Martha Kyles vs Will Oates Kyles. Support, A259427.
Georgetta Stuckey vs Robert Stuckey. Support. A259428. Ruth vs Ernest R. Kincer.
Support. A259429. Evelyn Boggan vs Melvin Hayes. Support. A259430.
Marilyn A. Shiplett vs thony Shiplett. Divorce. a259431. Judy Owens vs Carl Owens.
Alimony. A259432. Ruby F. Davidson vs Hobert Davidson. Divorce.
A259433. Woodrow Hott vs. Mimi F. Hott. Divorce.
A259434. Rosetta Cunningham Charles Cunningham. Support. A259435. Betty Solomon vs Harold Green.
Support. A259436. Mary Dee Saylor vs Fred W. Bourne. Support.
A259437. Reva Watson vs Joseph K. Watson. Support. A259438.
Mary Copeland vs E. C. Copeland. Support. A259439.
North Cincinnati Co. vs William N. Sams et For $15,548. A259440. Jerry Noble vs Betty Noble.
Divorce. A259441. Daniel R. Androre vs Mar. ion May Androne.
Divorce. 4259442. Bureau, of Support, Dept Mental Hygiene and Correction, State of Ohio vs Seltzer Chapman. For $1281. A259443.
Same vs Lawrencel. Shook. For $8234, A259444. Charles Phillips vs Baxter Company, Appeal, A259445. Gladys McDonough vs Cincinnati Gas Elec.
Co. Appeal. A259446. Linda F. Baker vs Roy M.
Baker. Divorce. A259447. Herbert Yarborough vs. Herbert Yarborough et al.
Re a of cloud from title of eases estate. A259448. Audrey Kuether Vs. Ronald Keuther. Divorce.
A259449. Charles H. Lindsey vs. Augusta Lindsey. Divorce.
A259450. Petrey vs Emba L. Petrev. Divorce. A259451.
Frank J. Rose vs Helen Rose. Divorce. A259452. Hoobler vs Jeanette C.
Hanco*ck For $150,000 damAnna. ages. A259453 Howard E. Wallis vs Phyllis M. Wallis.
Divorce, A259454. Reva Flint VS Charles A. Divorce, custody of child and alimonv. A259455. Mozelle Whitehead et al vs Roger Dean Sexton.
For $125,200. A259456. Arnold Noe vs Peqqy Jo Noe. Divorce. A259457.
Harold Findley et al VS Richard Mueller. For $52,242 damages. A259458. Dependable Realty Co. vs Fitzhuoh American Printed Products Corp.
For $9800. A259459. James Hiers et al vs Dennis Gabriel. For $175,000. Divorces Granted Baker, Sharon, 18, 3836 Race beauty school, from Gary, 24, shipping clerk.
Bellamy, Carol, 25, 993 Hempstead business service, from James, 43, 711 Cloverdale insurance. Blake, Karynne, 23, 1548 Harrison factory work, from Daniel 28, machinist. Brooks, 39, 10055 Winton self-employed, from James 44, 2515 Essex Place, self-employed. Forg, Barbara, 34, 1126 Hollywood 136, 1954 Rockland from, linoleum co. publishing Lester Gierach, Virginia, 33, 7427 Perry kitchen help, from Bernard, 37, 7849 Joseph St.
Glenn, Georgia, 39, 2816 Highland kitchen helper, from Herbert, 1029 Wade Glenn's Pony Keg and Grocery Store. Kolp, Don 47, 912 Timber Trails, management from Dorothy, 47, 726 Northland Ave. Lane, Barbara, 37, 6300 Salem Pike, from John 40, 5639 Macey U. S. Army.
Lundberg, Elizabeth, 26, 3462 Kley hospital work, from Charles, 29, 5478 Bahama chemist. Roberts, Charles, 24, 3297 CamVic security man, from Linda, 25, 2724 Queen City IBM dispatcher. Schultz, Emma, 34, 2672 Montana physician's from Jerry 32, hygienist. Sweeney, Michael, 26, 387 Fairbanks machinist, from Helen, 23. Watson, Arthur, 33, 515 W.
Eighth waste collector, from Lillian, 31, 558 Armory Ave. Bullock, Joann, 21, 7102 Eastlawn seamstress, from Donald 28, 711 Third St. Dell, Betty Jane, 35, 849 W. Liberty nurse's from Henry Lee, 29, 419 Dorchester janitor. English, Rita, 29, Upper accountant, from William, 29, 881 laborer.
Finamore, Johanna, 63, 2383 Brookaw from Anthony, 74, 3389 Blue Rock waste collector. Hamilton, Elwood, 60, 1026 Burton janitor, from Sedalie, 61, 730 Charles day work. Hilvert, Frank, 28, 4906 Chalet news carrier, from Phyllis, 23, 4906 Chalet waitress. Kinman, Mike 24, 4237 Tower computer operator, from Diane, 18. Petaford, G.
27, 7396 Kel1-ga mechanic, from Dolly 19, cashier. Peters, 36, 3334. Gerold factory work, from Charles, 51, 2422 Ohio Formica Co. Richardson, Saundra, 24, 7056 Glen Meadow from James 24, 209 Dean carpenter, Rush, Bertha, 27, 3811 Paxton from James, 27. Stone, Larry, 27, 709 Bancroft manager, from Rebecca, 22.
Tolbert, Hazel, 39, 1313 Spring seamstress, fro Richard, 44, 2511 Beckman St. Tucker, Maxine, 33, 2311. from Morgan, 42, 2311 Troll painter. Vaughn, Helen, 38, 8360 Colerain from Elmer, 50, carpenter. Waltrip, Harold, 41, 918 Deblen salesman, from Dorma, 40, 11690 Hollingworth Ave.
Whitt, Donna, 27, 3837 Biehl from Bernard, 28, 3745 Boudinot press co. Cleveland, Mary 39, 1507 Hunt dental from James 40, Northland and W. Kemper sales. Boone, Martha, 49, 8582 Plainfield from Gail, 48, 4010 Lansdoune printer. Byers, Geneva, 35, 3 3233 Fairfield laundry aide, from Manuel, 38.
I de Laura, 22, 3417 Duncan from Stuart, 24, 412 Colonial Pines Dr. Harkness, Margaret, 59, 5713 Kugler Mill from Daniel 61, 3701 Erie lawyer. Hayden, Walter, 25, 3635 Tamarack porter, from Sharon, 19. Heekin, Elsie 46, 7523 Tiki from Harold 46, 3935 ur wood mover. Jentsch, Mary 20, 1516 Sidona bookkeeper, from Fred, 28.
Leonard, Ruby, 56, 147 Hedge baby sitter, from James 54, valve man. Mackey, Norma, 23, 811 S. Leggett from Gary, 25. McDowell, Sandra, 26, 7119 Eastlawn from Monty 31, 8344 Plainfield Rd. Russotto, Irving, 30, 200 W.
Gal- braith manufacturing representafive, from 29, 3224 N. Talbot Erlanger, Ky. ANNOUNCEMENTS DALBERT- WOODRUFF FUNERAL HOME 922-1010 2880 BOUDINOT at QUEEN CITY AVE. J. J.
GILLIGAN SONS 2926 Woodburn. 961-7851 ELDEN A. GOOD FUNERAL 2620 ERIE AVE. 871-3433 MIDDENDORF. JOHN N.
SONS 917 Main. Ky. 431-1718 1 12th. Kv. 431-0096 RIEDLINGER-LEMEN FUNERAL HOMES 19 Green St.
1309 California Ave. Rebold Funeral Home 1712 QUEEN CITY AVE. 3700 GLENMORE AVE. MO 1-6200 W. Mack Johnson Funeral Homes WALNUT HILLS 1309 E.
McMillan St. WO 1-0474 MADISONVILLE 6111 Madison Rd. BR 1-0203 Schaefer Established 1836 24 W. 9th St. 241-0932 ANDERSON HOME FUNERAL 415 Ludlow 281-0421 8611 Winton -BAMBERRobert Bamber and John R.
Bamber FUNERAL DIRECTORS 3011 WOODBURN 961-1440 me. FUNERAL HOME 3412 CLIFTON 281-4543 Busse Borgmann Co. 681-1343 Central Parkway and Clifton Hills Ave. Journey's End BAKER Michael, beloved son of Ernest and Jessie Waits Baker, dear brother of Ernest Gene, Dean, Deborah, Tammy and Cynthia Baker, grandson of James Baker and Mrs. Julia Waits; suddenly Wednesday, August 11, 1971; residence, Clermontville Laurel New Richmond, Ohio.
Funeral service from the Lew White Memorial Funeral Home, New Richmond, Saturday, August 14 at 1 P. M. Friends may call Friday 4 to 9 P. M. BAILEY James beloved husband of Clara Buster Bailey, dear brother of Helen and Rose Bailey, Martha Martin, Bob, Eddie, Bill and Frank Bailey; Wednesday, August 11, 1971; age 63 years; residence, 6399 Heitzier Ave.
Friends may call at the Chas. A. Miller Sons Funeral Home, Hamilton Ave. at Knowlton Northside, Friday 4 to 8 P. M.
Funeral service Saturday at 11 A. M. BEST Estelle, devoted sister of Mrs. Alma Riesenberger, dear aunt of Mrs. Jean Todd and great aunt of Susan Todd: Tuesday, August 10, 1971 in Raleigh, N.
formerly of Iris Ave. Graveside service Rest Haven Memorial Park Friday 2 P. M. Stanley High Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. John Paul, beloved husband of Ruby Bolin; residence, 2270 Eastern Tuesday, August 10, 1971.
Friends may call at the W. Mack Johnson Funeral 1309 E. McMillan Walnut Hills, Thursday, 5 to 8 P. M. Services, Friday, Augus 13 at 10:30 A.
M. BONNO Jodie husband of the late Katherine Ledger Bonno; dear father of Josephine Faul, Rosalie Bounds, and Linda Evans; dear brother of Anita Freeman; also survived by 12 grandchildren and one great-grandchild; Wednesday, August 11, 1971; age 66 years; residence, 4204 Williamson PI. Friends may call at the Chas. A. Miller Sons Funeral e.
Hamilton Ave. at Knowlton Northside, Friday, 4 10 9 P. M. Mass of the Resurrection, St. Patrick Church, Saturday, 9:30 A.
M. BOWMAN-FOWEE Alberta (nee Olding), beloved wife of the late Morgan Bowman, devoted mother of Mrs. Evelyn Wyenandt, Mrs. Mary Jane Lester, Miss Edith Fowee and Harold Frank Fowee, 14 grandchildren a one great Wednesday, August 11, 1971; of 5204 Globe Norwood, Onio. Funeral from the John J.
Radel Co. Funeral Home, 652 State Saturday, August 14 at 10 A. M. Friends may call Friday after 4 P. M.
BRANDON Edna C. (nee Gonder), beloved mother of Mrs. Patricia Campbell, Mrs. Georgiana Hockney, Charles A. and Richard Marsh; dear sister of Mrs.
Marie Foltz; also 13 grandchildren; Thursday, August 12, 1971; in her 56th year; residence, 7317 Luka Madeira; formerly of Groesbeck. Friends may call at the Ho da Funeral Home, 7401 Vine Carthage, Friday, August 13 from 4-9 P. M. Mass of the Resurrection, Sat ur da at 8:45 A. M.
at St. Gertrude Church, Madeira. BROETZLER Fred beloved, husband of Hazel Ge bh hard Broetzler (nee Guth), brother of Gus Broetzler and Mrs. Alma Tuite; Thursday, August, 12, 1971; residence, 1731 Avon lea Bond Hill. Friends al call at the Vorhis Home, 5501 Montgomery Norwood, Sunday, 4 to 9 P.
M. Services Monday, August 16, at 11 A. M. Charles beloved husband of Esther Schumacher Cochran, dear father of Willard Holloway and Mary Alice Cook, also survived by 4 grandchildren, dear son of Winfred Cochran and brother of Florence Noe and Ralph Cochran; Thursday, August 12, 1971; residence, 9 W. Hollister St.
Friends may call at Nurre Bros. Funeral Home, 345 W. McMillan Clifton, Friday, 4 to 9 P.M. Funeral service Friday evening at 8:30 P. M.
Burial, Liberty, Ky. COLEMAN Elmo, husband of Barbara Coleman, father of Russell, Charisse and Cameron Coleman, son of Mrs. Sally Baker and the late Harmon Coleman, brother of Mrs. Jewell Berry, Bobbie and Edward Coleman; Auqust 11, 1971. Memorials may be made, to the American Cancer Society.
There will be no visitation. Funeral service at the Thomas Memorial, 7500 Montgomery Kenwood, Friday 10 A. M. COOK Raymond, beloved husband of the late Myrtle Cook (nee Sheets); devoted father of Harold Cook of Decatur, Floyd and Lee Cook, both of of William Harrison, Ohio; Cook of dear brother Dayton, Ohio; also survived by seven grandchildren; Thursday, August 12, 1971; at his residence, R. F.
D. No. 2, Drewersburg Harrison, Ohio; at the age of 79. Funeral service will be in the Lutz Funeral Home, Broadway and Vine Harrison, Ohio, Monday, August 16 at 2:30 P. M.
Visitation in the funeral home Sunday, 4 to 9 P. M. Interment, Glen Haven Cemetery, Harrison, Ohio. COOK Edna beloved wife of the late William M. Cook; devoted mother of Mrs.
John (Margaret) vary, David James Patrick J. and Daniel T. Cook; also survived by four grandchildren; at Thursday, residence. August 12, 1971; her Relatives and friends are invited to attend the Mass of the Resurrection, Saturday, August 14, St. Lawrence Church at 9:30 A.
M. No visitation. If desired memorials may be made to the Sally Hock Memorial Cancer Fund, Christ Hospital, Cincinnati, Ohio 45219. CUNDIFF Alice Lough, wife of Robert M. Cundiff; sister of Thomas J.
Lough; residence, 1841 Keys Crescent Lane; Wednesday, August 11, 1971. No visitation. Service at Christ Church Chapel, Friday, August 13 at 2 P. M. Burial, Fargo, North Dakota.
DOLE Henry, husband of the late Ethel Owens Dole, dear father of Francis, Paul and Joe Dole, Mrs. Margaret Grubbs and Mrs. Anna Mae Viel, also survived by 18 grandchildren and several great-grandchildren; late residence, 10314 Marvin Harrison, Ohio; Wednesday, August 11, 1971; age 85 years. Friends may call at the Jackman Funeral Home, Harrison, Ohio, after 5 P. M.
Friday. Service from the home Saturday, August 14 at 2 P. M. Interment, Glen Haven Ceme- tery. FERBER Ida, dear sister of Mrs.
William Demak of Detroit, Elizabeth, Judith and Tillie Ferber. Service, Weil Funeral Home, 3901 Reading Friday, August 13 at P. M. Memorial week will be observed at her residence, 1659 Anita Place. Journeg's End late Cecelia Gilpin (nee Stagge); Sen- father of Mrs.
Robert (Delores) for, Mrs. Lloyd (Shirley) Senior, Mrs. Marvin (Roselvn) White, Mrs. Harvey (Peggy) Mrs. Raymond (Barbara) Taylor, Mrs.
Robert (Margie) Herron, Ralph, William and Howard Gilpin; son of Mrs. Margeret Mullis Gilpin and the late How. ard Gilpin; brother of Mrs. William (Margaret, Corcoran, Charles and Howard Gilpin; also survived by 23 grandchildren; Wednesday, August 11, 1971; residence, 4425 0 Branch-Stonelick Batavia, Ohio. Service, Monroe-Copher Home, Milford, Monday, August 16 at 10 A.
M. Visitation, Sunday, 4 1o 9 P. M. GILPIN Raymond, beloved husband of the HAVLIN Earl beloved husband of Eleanor K. Havlin (nee Grethel); dear brother of Harry, Edith Havlin and Mrs.
Adelaide Klein of Cincinnati, Ralph Havlin of Florida, Mrs. Carl (Dorothy) Finchpaugh of California; Tuesday, August 10, 1971; residence, 859 W. North Bend Rd. Visitation, Friday from 4-9 P.M. at the Bolton and Lunsford Funeral Home, 3042 Harrison Westwood.
Services Saturday at the Westwood United Methodist Church Chapel at 10 A. M. Vattier Lodge No. 386 services Friday at the funeral home at 8 P. M.
Memorials if so desired, may be given to the Westwood Unit-ed Methodist Church Memorial Fund. HENNECKE Rhea L. (nee beloved wife of Carl L. Hennecke, devoted mother of Thomas C. Hennecke, Oakland, and Patricia A.
Vangiesen, Reseda, also survived by six grandchildren, sister of Marjorie Cavey, Lombard, and Loretta Reid, Miami, Tuesday, August 10, 1971; residence, 7561 Kirtiey Drive, Kenwood. Lietemeyer Funeral Home in charge. Mass of the Resurrection St. Vincent of Ferrer Church, 7754 Montgomery Kenwood, 9:30 A. Saturday, August 14.
No visitation. Interment, Gate of Heaven Cemetery. HERBIG Robert beloved husband of Mary Herbig, dear father of Mary Beth Griffith, grandgather of Amy Beth Griffith, also survived by two sisters and two brothers; Tuesday, August 10, 1971; residence, 2954 Mapie Leaf Ave. Private service was held Thursday, August 12. The family requests memorials be directed 10 your favorite charity.
HERMANN Andrew beloved husband of Rosemary Hermann (nee Denholm), devoted father of Mrs. Ray (Marion) Hatton, Mrs. Calvin (Helen) Thornberry and Albert J. Her a brother of Mrs. Steve (Lina) Budai; al so 10 grandchildren; residence, 6473 Smith Loveland; Wednesday, August 11; in his 62nd year Mass of the Resurrection, St.
Andrew Church, Milford, Saturday, August 14 at 9:30 A.M. Visitation, Craver-Hookom Funeral Home, Milford, Friday, 6 10 9 P. M. Prayers, 8 P. M.
HILL Anna Mae (nee Vanlandingham), beloved wife of Collins Hill; dear mother of Mrs. Norval (Shirley) Diver of Middletown, Ohio, and Mrs. Woodrow (Mary Lee) Scott of Plymouth, sister of Mrs. Elmer Taylor, Mrs. Carl Fis he Mrs.
Leonard Scott, Mrs. Claude Bailey, Harry and Carr Vanlandingham; also survived by four grandchildren and four great-grandchildren; Wednesday, August 11, 1971; residence, 1597 Vera Cruz Pike, Milford, Ohio. Service, Mulberry Church of Christ, Saturday, August 14 at 11 A. M. Friends may call at the Monroe-Copher Funeral Home, Milford, Friday, 4 to 9 P.
M. If so desired be made expressions to of Mulberry sympathy may of Christ Organ Fund. HIMSEL Clara (nee eh me r), beloved wife of Alvin Himsel and aunt of Helene, Juliana and Edward H. Wehmer, Alois Hartmann of Staiten Island, N.Y., Mrs. Alphonse Hahn of Flushing, N.Y., and nephews and nieces in West Germany: sister of the late Helen Wehmer; Wednesday, August 11, 1971 in her 81st year at residence, 4228 Langley St.
Bernard. Friends may call Friday between 4 and 9 P. M. at the Albert L. Boehmer Funeral Home, 4617 Vine St.
(near St. Clement Church), St. Bernard. Funeral Mass St. Mary Church, 13th and Clay Sts.
Saturday at 10 A. M. JONES Edward Neal, beloved husband of Marcella Selmeyer Jones; Wednesday, August 11, 1971; residence, 1026 Underwood Price Hill. Friends may call at the Funeral Home, 4022 Glenway Ave. at Iliff, Friday from 4-9 P.
M. Funeral Saturday, August 14 at 9 A. M. LaBARE Ethel Lee (nee Straub), beloved wife of the late William LaBare; Wednesday, August 11, 1971; residence 15 Locust Ludlow, survived by several nieces and nephews; age 70 years. Funeral services 10 A.
M. Saturday at the First Baptist Church, Ludlow. Friends may call Friday, 3 to 9 P. M. at the Bullock Funeral Home, Ludlow.
Burial, Highland Cemetery. MODER Rosella (nee Schmidt), beloved wife of the late Anton M. Moder, devoted mother of Anton T. Moder, and dear grandmother of Andy Moder; Wednesday, August 11, 1971; residence, 91 1011 West Galbraith age years. Service, Saturday at the Bolton and Lunsford Funeral Home, 3942 Harrison Westwood, at 10 A.
M. Visitation Saturday from 9 A. M. until time of service. Memorials, if so desired, may be given to your favorite char- ity.
MORRISSEY Mary Frances (nee Belkl, beloved wife of Thomas J. Morrissey, dear mother Margaret of Helen William Morrissey, Robert Mrs. J. and tricia Ann Kolodzik and Mrs. Maureen Mary Rothwell, sister of Mrs.
Helen Kohnle, Fred and the late James Belk; passed away suddenly Thursday, August 12, 1971; also survived by six grandchildren; residence, 169 E. Crest Reading, Ohio. Funeral from the SchmidtDhonau Funeral Home, 433 Reading Reading, Saturday, the August Resurrec- at 9 A. M. Mass of tion at Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Church at 9:30 A.
M. Relatives and friends may call Friday from 6 10 9 P. M. Sodality services Friday at 7:15 P. M.
Sympathy may be expressed by Sprirtual Bouquets or donations to St. Rita's School for the Deaf. Cards available at funeral home. NEWMAN Floyd beloved husband of Edna Newman, dear father of Mrs. Patricia Landrum, Floyd D.
and Donald G. Newman, and brother of Bina, Herschel and Estelle Newman, August 10, 1971; residence, 216 Park Newport, Ky. Service Muehlenkamp-Erschell Day to Funeral Home, 215 Sixth Friday, 1:30 P. M. No visitation.
0SGOOD Ada C. (nee Bostick), widow Clarence Osgood and beloved mother Robert L. Osqood, Minneapolis, and the late Margaret Fasse, and survived by seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren; Thursday, August 12, 1971; residence, 3522 Stettinius Ave. Past Worthy Matron of Daylight Chapter No. 399 OES and of White Shrine and Amaranth Notice of funeral later.
Arrangements by the Fuldner Mortuary. PERKINS Meadie (nee a pm a n), beloved mother of Mrs. Charles (Roberta) Callahan, and the late Marie Sanzere, Henry Perkins, Weathers, and Beulah Wilberding, also survived by 15 grandchildren; Wednesday, August 11, 1971; age 87 years; residence, 1504 Dixie Hwy, Park Hills, Ky. Friends -may call at the Chas. A.
Miller Sons Funeral Home, Hamilton Ave. at Knowlton Northside, Friday, 5-9 P. M. Funeral service Saturday, 10 A. M.
REINKE Hilda, beloved sister of G. Edward Rein ke; Wednesday, August 11, 1971; 23 Mass Rob Roy, the Ff. Thomas, Ky. of Resurrection, St. Catherine Church, Saturday at 10:30 A.M.
No visitation, Mueh. lenkamp-Erschell Ft. Thomas Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. RITTER Emil dear brother of Mrs. Louisa Furnish, Mrs.
Ruth Sandfoss, Mrs. Catherine Martin, Miss Lauretta and William Ritter; Wednesday, August 11, 1971; age 61 years; residence, 3542 Edwards Cincinnati. Service, Muehlenkamp-Erschell Ft. Thomas Funeral Home, 427 S. Ft.
Thomas Friday, August 13 at 2 P. M. Visitation, 4-9 P. M. Thursday.
ROGERS Mildred (nee Shinkle), beloved wife of Lewis, (Jack) Rogers, devoted mother Mrs. Thelma Scroggins, dear sister of Galen and Howard Shinkle, Mrs. Rose Peltier, dear grandmother of two grandchildren; died Thursday, August 12, 1971, age 60 years; residence, Belleview. Ky. Services Sunday at 2 P.
M. from the Stith Funeral Home, Florence, Ky. Visitation Saturday from 6 to 9 P. M. Burial Belleview Cemetery, 51, For more complete funeral director, refer to NAME TIME BAILEY, J.
11:00 A.M. BAKER, Michael 1:00 P.M. BEST, Estelle 2:00 P.M. BOLIN, John Paul 10:30 A.M. BONNO, Jodie 9:30 A.M.
BOWMAN. FOWEE, Alberta 10:00 A.M. BRANDON, Marsh 8:45 A.M. BROETZLER, Fred G. 11:00 A.M.
co*ckRAN, Charles 8:30 P.M. COLEMAN, Elmo 10:00 A.M. COOK, Edna 9:30 A.M. COOK, Raymond 2:30 P.M. CUNDIFF, Alice 2:00 P.M.
DOLE, Henry 2:00 P.M. FERBER, Ida 1:00 P.M. GILPIN, Raymond 10:00 A.M. HAVLIN, Earl 10:00 A.M. HENNECKE, Rhea 9:30 A.M.
HERBIG, Robert HERMANN, Andrew J. 9:30 A.M. HILL, Anna 11:00 A.M. HIMSEL, Clara 10:00 A.M. JONES, Edward 9:00 A.M.
LaBARE, Ethel 10:00 A.M. MODER, Rosella 10:00 A.M. MORRISSEY, Mary Frances 9:30 A.M. NEWMAN, Floyd 1:30 A.M. Ada C.
PERLINS, Meadie 10:00 A.M. REINKE, Hilda 10:30 A.M. RITTER, Emil 2:00 P.M. ROGERS, Mildred 2:00 P.M. ROUSCH, Jack 9:00 A.M.
ROYSE, Clarence 9:45 A.M. SCHOLL, Henry SCOTT, TEBELMAN, Henry Marie 10:00 9:30 A. A.M. M. ULLERY, Hazel 10:00 A.M.
VONDERHAAR, Edward 9:30 A.M. WALKER, Anna WANSTRATH, Eva 11:00 A.M. WOELFLE, Raymond 10:00 A.M. YOST, Mildred 9:00 A.M. ROUSCH Jack, husband of the late Mildred (nee Summerfield King) us ch, dear uncle of Mr.
Dean Murdock, also survived by other nephews, nieces and cousins, Tuesday, August 10, 1971; formerly of 33 E. 14th St. Mass of the Resurrection St. Cecilia, Church, Saturday. 9 A.
M. Visitation at the Witt, Good Kelsch Funeral Home, 3026 Madison Rd. at Oakley Square, Friday, 7 to 9 P. M. ROYSE band of Wima Niemoeller Royse; Clarence E.
(Bubbles), beloved. husdear father of Mrs. Patricia Jones, Mrs. Terri Stewart and Clarence E. Royse; grandmother, of Mark, Jones and Holly Royser, brother, of Mrs.
Lydia Hay, Mrs. Clara Uehlein, Mrs. Blanche Hay, Oliver and Bryan Royse; Wednesday, A gust 11, 1971; age 70 years; residence, 79 Anderson Ferry Rd. Friends may call at the Vitt and Stermer al Home, 4619 Delhi at Robben Delhi Hills, on Frida from 4-9 P. M.
Funeral service, Saturday, August 14 at 9:45 A. M. SCHOLL End Henry, beloved husband of the late Mildred Harding Scholl, devoted father of Warren Robert John H. ll, 5 grandchildren; residence, Sunrise Nursing Home, state route 132; Thursday, August 12, 1971. Friends may call Saturday afternoon, August 14 between 2 and 5 P.
M. at the Moore Funeral Home, 225 Spring Batavia, Interment, Long Island National Cemtery. Farmingdale, New York. SCOTT Lt. Henry beloved husband of Charlotte Scott (nee Henik), devoted father of Kathy, Barbara, Richard and Timothy Scott, dear son of Mary Carroll, brother of Mrs.
Raymond Bachmann and Mrs. Ashbey Lawson: Thursday, August 12; residence, 5342 Charloe St. Mass of the Resurrection Monday 9:30 A M. Church of the Nativity. Visitation Sunday at the Witt Good and Kelsch Funeral 3026 son Hyde Park at Oakley Square 4 P.
M. until 9 P. M. SMITH Roosevelt, dear husband of Cora Lee Smith; beloved father of Gentry Smith; brother of David Smith and Mrs. Harriet Powell of Montgomery, passed away at Jewh Hospital; Wednesday, August 11, 1971.
Visitation, Friday, August 13, 6 to 9 P. M. Houston and Son Funeral Home, 2813 Gilbert Ave. Service, Saturday, 10 A. M.
St. John AME Zion Church. Dr. A. L.
Fuller officiating. Interment, Spring Grove Cemetery. TEBELMAN Marie E. (nee Russo), beloved wife of Richard A. Tabelman, devoted mother of Mrs.
James (Mary Jane) Boothe, Mrs. Donald (M a rie) Smith, Mrs. Dennis (Gale) Brennan, Mrs. Jack (Nancy) Ward, Mrs. John (Betty) Mayer, Peggy, Cathy, dra.
Richard James R. and David A. Tebelman, dear sister of Mrs. Catherine Nolte, also survived by 12 grandchildren, Wednesday, August 11, 1971; age 55 years; residence, 4638 Race Rd. Funeral from the Gump-Holt Funeral Home, 3440 Glenmore Ave.
at Herbert, Cheviot, Saturday, August 14, at 10 A.M. Friends may call Friday from 4 to 9 P.M. ULLERY Hazel devoted, sister of Mrs. Alma E. Hever; residence, 28 Covert Run Pike, Bellevue, Wednesday, August 11, 1971.
Service Saturday, August 14 at the Dobbling Funeral Home, Bellevue at 10 A.M. Visitation Friday from 4 to 9 P. M. VONDERHAAR Edward beloved husband of the late Marie Schaleman Vonderhaar: dear father of Mrs. Arthur (Dolores) King, Mary, Jack and Joan Vonderhaar; grandfather of Jill haar; brother of Fred Vonderhaar and the late Elizabeth, Caroline, John and George Vonderharr and Frances Knollman; Thursday, August 12, 1971; in his 76th year; residence, 1414 Jefferson Reading.
Friends may call at the Hodapp Funeral Home, 7401 Vine Carthage, Friday, August 13 from 6 to 9 P.M. Mass of the Resurrection, Saturday at 9:30 A.M. at St. Peter Paul Church, Reading. Holy Name Society will hold service day at 8:30 P.
M. Member of C. K. of 0. The family requests that remembrances be made in the form of Masses or to your favorite charity.
WALKER Anna (nee Young), beloved wife of the late Elwood H. Walker; dear mother of Mrs. Charles (Virginia) Shields and E. Haynes Walker; grandmother of Mrs. Karen Mattingly, Sondra and Brad Shields, Stuart and the late David Walker; Wednesday, August 11, 1971; residence, 723 Shady Hill Milford, Ohio.
Gravesides service Saturday, August 14 at Rest Haven Memorial Gardens. At the convenience of the family. There will be no visitation. Monroe-Copher Funeral Home in charge of service. WANSTRATH J.
(nee Fullen), beloved wife of Harry Wanstrath; dear sister of Mrs. Iva F. Rattermann, Mrs. Alta Ritterholz, Mrs. Marie Smith and Harmon Fullen; Wednesday, August 11, 1971; residence, 5435 Fox Rd.
Funeral services at Spring Grove Mausoleum Ch a Friday, 11 A. M. No visitation Thursday. Chas. A.
Miller Son in charge. Please make memorials to your favorite charity. WOELFLE Raymond beloved husband of the late Frances C. Woelfle (nee Bomkamp), devoted father of Raymond Woelfle; residence, 316 Railroad St. Bernard; Wednesday, August 11, 1971; age 71 years.
Friends may call at the Imwalle Memorial, 4811 Vine at Washington Friday between 4 and 9 P. M. Service Saturday 10 A. M. YOST Caroline, sister of Val Yost and two brothers and three sisters in West Germany, and cousin of Bertha Kirschner: Thursday, August 12, 1971, in her 80th year; residence, 146 E.
Mitchell St. Bernard. Friends may call Sunday between 4 and 8 P. M. at the Albert Boehmer Funeral Home, 4617.
Vine St. (near St. Clement Church), St. Bernard. Funeral Mass St.
Clement Church Monday at 9 A. M. The St. Clement Women's Society please meet Sunday 7 P. M.
St. Thomas More Fraternity 3rd O.S.F. at 7:30 P. M. Also member of St.
Bernard Senior Citizens. War Veteran World War Veteran individual DATE August 14 August 14 August 13 August 13 August 14 August 14 August 14 August 16 August 13 August 13 August 14 August 16 August 13 August 14 August 13 August 16 August 14 August 14 August 14 August 14 August 14 August 14 August 14 August 14 August 14 August 13 August 14 August; 14 August 13 August 15 August 14 August 14 August 16 August 14 August 14 August 14 August 14 August 13 August 14 August 16 obituary below. FUNERAL HOME Chas. A. Miller Lew F.
White Stanley High W. Mack Johnson Chas. A. Miller Sons John J. Radel Hodapp Vorhis Nurre Bros.
Thomas Memorial Grueter Lutz W. Mack Johnson Jackman Weil Monroe-Copher Bolton Lunsford Lietemeyer Wrassmann Craver-Hookom Monroe-Copher Albert Boehmer Grueter Bullock Bolton Lunsford Schmidt-Dhonau Muehlenkamp-Erschell Fuldner Chas. A. Miller Sons Muehlenkamp-Erschell Muehlenkamp-Erschell Stith Witt, Good Kelsch Vitt Stermer Moore Witt, Good Kelsch Gump-Holt Dobbling Hodapp Monroe-Copher Chas. A.
Miller Sons Imwalle Memorial Albert L. Boehmer GRAVE MARKERS AND MONUMENTS SEARS, ROEBUCK CO. MISCELLANEGUS NOTICES ACT NOW! It's not to early to beqir FUND-RAISING DRIVES Are 542-6667 successful for a with personal our hierviehone AUTO INSURANCE PROBLEMS? We refuse no one. Check our low rates. 542-5901.
BESTLINE products off, oversize inventory. 891-1369. CEMETERY LOTS (5) Arlington Memorial Garden, Masonic Garden. 922- 6540. EARN CASH -Let me hold a wife saver demonstration in your home.
No collecting of delivering. 291-7634. Mrs. Wessling. FOR INSPIRATION and spiritual help call 221-7357.
INSURANCE PROBLEMS? Check our low rates, we insure almost anyone. Lewis Parker Ins. Agency, 221-1306. MAXI SKIRTS- For the gal with style. Call 522-6775.
PEACHES Golden Jubilee ripening. You may pick your own choice, tree ripe fruit and save. Large selection nice and clean, Also. roadside market. Brink baskets if possible.
PARLOR GROVE FARMS 999 River Hebron, Ky. Call 689-4668. Vaugh Hempfling and Milton Holt, 4 miles west of Anderson Ferry, Ky. 8 on Ohio River. PENNYRICH BRA SALE New Symbra'ette Bra here.
761-3991 PENNYRICH BRA SALE nEw Bra here. 733-1995. RUMAGE, AND BAKE SALE- -Saturday, August 14, 1971 H. at St. Pauls AME Church, Wm.
Taft and Kemper Lane. 10 A. Porter P. M. Given, by Jennie Temple Lula Rogers Dt.
Ruler: Ester Evans, chairman. LOST AND FOUND BEAGLE Lost, male, mostly white with brown markings, Sprindfield Twp. area. (Last seen in Finneytown). Liberal reward.
522-3680. FOUND-Puppy, wooly, beige. Blue Ash. 891-3568. FOUND-5 to 7 vear old Beaque: black, white and tan.
621-1237. LOST -Golden Retriever, female, puppy, 4 mos. Aug. 11. de Park.
Very friendly, child's pet, 2 collars. Reward. 871-0800. LOST Part airedale. Male.
Brownish black with white markings, 2 yrs. old. Answers to Zero. Kenwood-Montgomery Area, Reward. 891-0819.
LOST -Red and white Pekingese, female. "Pokie" or Reading, 0. Reward. 554-1678 after 4. LOST Man's billfold belonging to Indianapolis relative.
at River Rd. service station. Reward. 542-2607. LOST Siamese female, spayed, vicinity Daleview and Springdale.
Owner ill. Reward. 521-4899. LOST German Shepard puppy, 6 mo. old.
Pleasant Ridge area. Possibly ill. 351-0313. LOST -Wedding band, 5 diamonds, vicinity Elbrook or Langdon Farm Road. REWARD.
272-0105. LOST -Portable typewriter, near Mt. Healthy area. Reward. Call Vincent, 852-3326.
LOST -Roll of drawings. 8-12 noon, Galbraith Rd. Construction Co. Reward. 521-2675 LOST LaSalle High School class ring ('69), Seven Caves area.
Reward. 681- 0224. Call collect if found. LOST CAT gray persian. Vicinity of New Burlington.
851-0867. SIAMESE -Brown, vicinity Xavier University and Reading Rd. Armory, Friday Eve. Owner recovering from open heart surgery. Reward.
221-2291. EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION INDUSTRIAL TECHNICIAN PROGRAM Must be able, ambitious, recent high school graduate. Learn time study, quality control, plant layout, etc. Excellent opportunity, a 2-year cooperative training program. Earn associate degree.
Write to Box V322, Enquirer. PRIVATE TUTORING AVAILABLE for the hearing impaired by an enced teacher. Ages pre-school high school. Call 851-7890. TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES AAACON offers economical travel.
Cars for Florida, Texas, New York. Phoenix, others. 621-4744. AUTO, New DRIVEAWAY HAS CARS TO: Charlotte, TexNo St. Paul, Portland, Oreg, 621- 8384.
WILL DRIVE your car or truck to Reno or San Francisco for $75 plus all expen ses, leave Aug. 16th. Call 921- 0663, 8 A. M. till noon.
YOU FLY-We'll deliver, your car. ICC licensed, insured. Bonded, low rates, offices in 60 cities. AUTO TRANSPORT. R.
E. Finn, 621-4744. FARM AND PRODUCE ALFALFA, 771-0960 HAY ask Also for Mel. 1600 bales of TREE RIPE PEACHES at Schneider's Orchard 1 mile south of Alexandra, Ky. on US 27.
Hale Haven and other varieties. Also other home grown fruits and vegetables in season. Market open 9 A.M.-6 P.M. daily. 635- 5112.
Real Estate for Sale HOUSES FOR SALE ANDERSON TOWNSHIP BY OWNER QUICK OCCUPANCY 3-bedroom brick ranch; baths, family room, spacious equipped kitchen, wall-to-wall carpeting, fenced yard, full basem*nt. 231-3272. ANDERSON TWSP By owner, 8- room, 2-story home. bedrooms, 21 baths. Carpeting, wood-burning fireplace.
Eat-in kitchen, family room, patio, paneled basem*nt. Many extras. Asking $33,900. 232-2127. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Index Real Estate for Sale 1-Houses for Sale 1-Northern Kentucky Mouses for Sale 2-Agarment Houses, Sale 24-Mobile Homes 3-Real Estate Loans 4-Reson Property Sale 5-Fienda Property Sale 6-Ost-of-State Property Sale Country Homes, Sale 8- Lots and Acreage Sale 9-Business.
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Cancellations Daily P. M. for nest day's Enquirer. SUNDAYNoon Saturday for running ads. No cancellations accepted Saturday for ad appearing for the first time on ANDERSON FARMHOUSE ON NEARLY AN ACRE FILTERED POOL 16x36 plus covered outdoor patio, picnic area, modern masonry, car garage, workshop.
A replus cently remodeled 3-bedroom farmhouse, aluminum siding, liv28-ft. ing-dining room, fireplace, walk-in closets, charm, location, privacy. Details now by calling Mr. Edwards, 231-8642. Eves.
231-9141 'Edwards co, ANDERSON SECLUSION, TREES 300 FRONTAGE RAMBLING RANCH 1st offering and not one in a 1000 properties similar to this beauty! Living room front to rear, log fireplace, dining room, site dine-in kitchen, 3 bedrooms, enclosed porch and the location is. privacy, paradise! $28,900. Mr. Edwards 231-8642, Eves 231-9141 THE Edwards co, ANDERSON TWP. Paradise Found! Visualize.
this exquisite 4- bedroom home nestled on a velvet carpet lawn, surrounded by stately trees in a pleasantly rolling te r- rain. Plush carpeting, genero us rooms, a fully equipped kitchen, a huge PrO family burning room CONDITIONING--all with fireplace. a awaits wood- AIR ul most meticulous inspection. $53,000. all 232-0030.
Parchman Oyler Realtors ANDERSON -SPACIOUS! 15 OVER HALF ACRE beautiful lot is the setting for this one-floor plan brick ranch, huge living room with wood-burninq fireplace, family room on first floor too! 3 bedrooms, dining room and family, assize kitchen sures enjoyable living in this home. Call me today for details KATHY ZIMMERMAN-231 -0900 CLINE REALTORS ANDERSON BETTER THAN NEW And priced below replacement, this 4- bedroom, 2-bath home has a dream kitchen, adjoining beautiful family room with wood-burning fireplace and carpeted living room and dining room beautifully carpeted. Central air conditioned. Situated on lovely lot. NORMA FERGUSON, 213-4131, 321-4893 JOHNSON 271-7200 KEN WALSTON 683-7761 WEST SHELL ROBSON-MIDDENDORFF ANDERSON TWP.
KW1742 YOUR CHILDRENwill have plenty of elbow room and lots of playmates in this brick story, 4-bedroom house. Storm windows, vanitory bath, fenced yard and conveniently located to schools and shoppina. Compare it to other homes on the market at $22,500. ANDERSON $15,900 100-year-o'd home with Riverview. Needs remodeling, on 1 plus acre.
3 bedroom brick, custom built ranch, 24 ft. living room, 15 ft. dining room, 15 ft. bedrooms, screened porch, low 30's. 4 bedroom brick, stove, refrigerator, 2 air conditioners, garden area, max ture trees, $24,900.
Call Mrs. Lyle 231-5512, John Bailey Broker. ANDERSON TOWNSHIP WATCH HILL NEW LISTING Beautiful 4-bedroom home, baths, acres of landscaped grounds. Swimming pool. Priced quick sale.
Call Chas. Bobrink, 232-5273 or 321-7900 -KOPF KOPF ANDERSON owner. Lovely 2- story featuring equipped kitchen, 3-4 bedrooms, baths, large living room; large screened porch and best of all 5 gorgeous acres with numerous mature cedars, blue spruce and elegant plants. Just a stones throw from the schools and shopping mail. 232-1864.
ANDERSON TWP. WILSON SCHOOL Immediate Occupancy in 2 beautiful brand-new 4-bedroom, colonials with family rooms, 2-car garage, large lot, all utilities. Priced in the low 40s. To move in NOW! MR. KNOEPFLE, 871-8950, 321-4343 OSCAR.E.
REALTORS ANDERSON TOWNSHIP 3 LARGE HOMES TWO 4-BEDROOM. 2-STORY. AND ONE 3-BEDROOM RANCH IN BRITNEY ACRES. Close to shopping, schools and churches. OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY 2 TO 5 Located in Britney Acres off Asbury Rd.
off State Route 125 (Beechmont Ave.) Mauch Martin Builders 232-22 752-3825 ANDERSON TWP. 30x62 Custom Ranch RUSTIC SETTING 7 rooms up, 3 rooms in finished basem*nt, baths, large living room, fireplace, 16x27 solarium, eat-in kitchen, 2-car garage, mature trees on lovely landscapped lot, secluded neighborhood borders huge woods, owner leaving state, sacrifice $34,800, Terms possible. 231-0950. ANDERSON TWP. BY OWNER HALF AND HALF Save on quality 3-bedroom brick ranch.
Quiet acre on cul-de-sac, hour from town. Central air, carpeted, large living room, formal dining roont. equipped kitchen, paneled family room with fireplace, baths, full baser ment, 2-car garage, front porch, patio, trees. $30,900 firm. 231-4496.
ANDERSON Wooded privacy. This select property is situated OR acres in Anderson. Privacy is assured in this 7-bedroom, 2- story brick. Faye Redmond, 232- 1239, with Harrison G. Green Son, Realtors, 631-6394.
Licenses Ralph H. Curnayn, 67, 1323 Regent physician, and Edna M. Spencer, 54, 4222 Mad Anthony financia. secretary. Robert J.
Rocker 28, 597 Trenton timer, and Mary Ann Foy, 22, 732 Delta teacher. Irvin A. Cermeans, 24, 2153 Queen City mechanic, and Muriel E. Nilson, 20, 1223 Republic St. William M.
Zeitz, 24, 5631 Candlelite teacher, and Ellen E. McCready, 22, 5681 Candlelite Robert Harvey, 30, 3711 Llewellyn barber, and Sharon Y. Spears, 23, 5816 Winneste electronic assembler. Donald J. Tierney, 34, 203 town Middletown, Ohio, clerk, and Marylyn E.
Ranch, 35, 2584 Orland Ave. Rodney S. Ruffin, 23, 9820 Carey Walk, trucker, and Mildred A. Clay, 21, 903 Burns writer. Potter D.
Hacker, 29, 1802 Sherman Norwood, roffing contractor, and Donna L. Riley, 20, 1886 Grand Ave. William D. Ware, 23, 438 Warner laboratory technician, and Betty L. Davis, 19, 438 St.
Donald P. Lunsford, 32, and 1415 Devils Back Bone florist, Back Carole J. Metzger, 25, 1426 Devils Bone teacher. James L. Freitag, 26, 5500 North Ave.
accountant, and Diane L. Hathaway, 24,, 1021 Wilderness accounting clerk. Roger P. Volz 20, 5766 Baas Batavia, Ohio, clerk, and Dorinda Blevins, 19, 4901 Plainville teller. David J.
Kruse, 23, 735 Delta parts manager, and Janet E. Hefele, 22, 2983 Linwood teacher. Arnold K. Powell, 24, 10691 Adven. ture building contractor, C.
Dianne Tieman, 25, 3955 Miami Rd. airline reservationist. Harold W. Girten, 28, 3450 McHenry collections and trade, and Jean K. Ose 24, 3922 Roswell secretary.
Thomas Keller, 24, 4015 Ester and Toni Marie draftsman, Colussi, 25, 2508 Hudson, teacher. Eugene Ellington, 18, 2218 Highland U. S. Army, and Lorene Eggleston, 19, 1512 Chapel St. Douglas E.
Brock, 34, 4433 Glenhaven firefighter, and Nancy J. Hunt, 32, 5374 Bahama secretary. Wacker 28, 4956 Strathmore fork repairman. and Vi vi Regensburger, 24, 4956 Strathmore Ave. ANDERSON BY OWNER 3-bedroom, newly painted split-level, on acre, wooded lot.
baths, wood-burning fireplace in living room, newly paneled and carpeted family room. Eat-in kitchen, Central air, 2266 Berrywood, $41,900. Call 7937. ANDERSON TWP. By owner.
All brick, 2 bedrooms, den, country kitchen, 1-car garage, -acre lot, no-outlet street, all for $19,900. 671-3466. AVONDALE, NORTH FAMILY HOME Lovely home with 4 bedrooms, baths, center hall, large gracious living. room and dining room, family room. kitchen with dishwasher, disposal and, abundance of cabinets, 220 circuit breakers, much plumbing in copper, new hot water heater, delightful front porch, screened porch off kitchen opening to brick terrace, air conditioninq, built-in garage, beautifully planted grounds.
Realistic price. EDYTHE KANTER, 961-8788, 221-6000 WOOD REALTY COMPANY AVONDALE, NORTH COMPARE this 3, bedroom, 2 story home. Living room TV room, formal dining room and kitchen all on 1st floor. Entire home is tastefully decorated and in move-in condition. Close to school Tree-shaded and transportation.
no -outlet street. Be sure to see before you buy. Priced at $19,500. Call 793-2544 Parchman Oyler Realtors AVONDALE-1 of 2. family tarme or brick NOW IS THE BEST TIME TO BUY FHA easy financing.
Call weekdays Agent -vailable, 4082. AVONDALE, NO. -OFF MITCHELL 7-room brick, garage, just redecorated, new wiring and outlets. Vacant. Only $17,900.
242-8585 Eyes, 521-6658 WOLFE REAL.
