I I ANNOUNCEMENTS Thursday, Nov. 1, 1962 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Page 37 SHIPP Ginevra Alice (nee Keen), beloved wife of the late Evertt Shipp, devoted mother of John P. Foland, and sister of Arch Keen, Ft. Mitchell, residence, Larchmont, New York, October 19, 1962. Graveside services will be held Friday, November 2, at 11 A.
Batavia Cemetery. Moore Funeral Home, Batavia, in charge of arrangements. SIMON John beloved husband of Gertrude Simon (nee Schmidt), dear father of Dolores, Mary, Anna Mae, Richard, John, Robert, Albert and Leo Simon, brother of Mrs. Marie Garriott, Tuesday, October 30, 1962, at residence, 527 Fitzsimmons Newport. Funeral from Muehlenkamp Funeral Home, 835 York Newport, Friday at 8:30 A.
M. Requiem High Mass at Corpus Christi Church at 9 A. Visitation Thursday, 3 to 9 P. M. SIMPSON May (nee Bowles), wife of the late John Simpson, mother of Denver! and Forest Simpson, Mrs.
Artie Morris, Edna Smith, Lucy Fritz. Fairy Rowan, Ida Schroeder, Cleta Roush and Margaret Schweiter, 23 grandchildren and 25 great-grandchildren, residence, Taylor Loveland, Ohio, Tuesday, October 30, 1962. Friends may call Tufts Funeral Home, Loveland, Ohio, Wednesday evening, to P. M. Services Thursday, November 1, at 1 P.
M. STENTZ Josephine M. (nee Meder), widow of Anthony G. Stentz, beloved mother of Mrs. Josephine Kist, Mrs.
May Reardon, Mrs. Mildred La Follette, Mrs. Esther Ankenbauer, Mrs. Loraine Swauger, Walter Erwin Raymond Elmer J. Stentz and the late Helen Clark.
dear grandmother of Sister Michael Erwin and Sister Mary Digna and 32 other grandchildren and 81 great-grandchildren Monday, October 29, 1962, age 86. vears. Friends may call at the Chas. A. Miller Sons Funeral Home, Hamilton Ave.
at Knowlton Northside, Thursday after P. M. Requiem High Mass, St. Boniface Church, Friday, 9 A. M.
WACHTEL Helen, in her 90th year, sister of the late Charles and Albert Wachtel. Service Hillside Chapel, Cincinnati Cremation 525 Dixmyth Friday, November 2, 1962, at 11 A. M. WAITE Dr. Mary Wednesday, October 31, 1962.
Requiem High Mass, St. Theresa Home Chapel, Belkenton Silverton, Friday. November 2, 11 A. M. Richard T.
beloved husband of the late Bertha West (nee Philpot), dear father of Mrs. Bertha Forrester of Hnderson, Mrs. Juanita Hodge, Robert, Richard John and Howard West, also survived 21 grandchildren, brother of Mrs. Mary Austin, Grover and Morris West, Wednesday, October 31, 1962, residence, 292 Mohawk St. Friends may call at Nurre Bros.
FairviewClifton Funeral Home, 345 W. McMillan Friday, 4 to Funeral service Saturday, November 3, at 9:30 A. M. WISE Clara Lenden Wise (nee beloved husband dear of broth- Mrs. Willis), er of Leslie Walton of Cincinnati, Flovd Wise and Homer Walton of Locust Grove, uncle of Anna Kate Sicisly and George Wise of Cleveland, Ohio, Tuesday, October 30, 1962, residence, 1332 Lincoln Ave.
Friends may call at the Thompson Funeral Home, 820 Lincoln Thursday, November 1, after 5 P. M. Funeral services 10 a. m. Friday at the funeral home.
Rev. Wilbur Page officiating. Interment United American Cemetery. War Veteran War 11 veteran SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR VETERAN MONUMENTS Spring Grove Monument -MARKERS 4322 Spring Grove Ave. 541-5570 FLORISTS Art Sue Baker's Florist Hyde Park: 24-Hour Phone Service Prompt Delivery.
731-4269 SOCIETIES AND LODGES A. RITE Ring service will be held for Illustrious Brother William C. Schwemlein, 330, Thursday, November 1. 1962. at 8 P.
M. at the Vorhis Funeral Home, 5501 Montgomery Norwood. WILLIAM A. CLOSS, T.P.M. R.
L. COMPTON, Secretary A. SCOTTISH RITE Ring service will be held for Brother Thomas S. Pickens, Thursday, November 1962, at 8 P. M.
at the Paul R. Young Funeral Home, 7345 Hamilton Mt. Healthy WILLIAM CLOSS, T.P.M R. L. COMPTON, 330, Secretary MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES BAsem*nT Fallout Shelters-We install or furnish easy-to-read instructions for you to do it vourself.
Financing available, 3216046, Dealer. DOES ANY one have a piano that they would like to donate to church mission. We are in need of one. 751-3075 FREE KODAK FILM FOR LIFE Black and white or Kodacolor. Size 620-127-120.
Expert 7-hour black and white service. Minimum of 8. prints. LoMark Discount Stores, 635 Vine St 635 Vine St. NEEDY woman and 7 need furniture and clothing.
662-5452. OVER 300 positions All different pay levels. Liberal requirements. Mostly white collar iobs. Box 134, Covington.
Kv. Listing service. PERFECT GIFT Christmas, anniversary portrait in oil on canvas from snapshot or we can take photograph for you. Reasonable. Call 251-4704.
Register your car now for delivery to any city the United States. WANTED, INFORMATION Have you heard the beating of the TELL Tale Heart? Please call 351-0637 between midnight and 6 P. M. WITNESSES 10 accident going, north on Central Parkway, at Marshall on Oct.I 27 at 1 P. M.
Urgent, Call $50 CASH for your church, organization, club, scouts, etc. Distribute less than $95 worth of Watkin's Vanilla, For details, phone 631-3575, 8 to 10 A. M. 2 CHOICE cemetery lots, Arlington Memorial Gardens, $200. 825-1069.
LOST AND FOUND CHARCOAL gray Samsonite suitcase, containing articles of personal Substantial value. rePlease call 961-6139. ward will be offered. LOST -Friday afternoon plastic brief case with company's name on inside and containing collection cards. Reward.
Telephone Earl Wilkes, Midland-Guardian. 721-5780. LOST -Round green Jade ring: reward. Call 542-3627. WHITE GOLD Benrus ladies' wrist watch; also star sapphire ring with 6 diamonds: vicinity Norwood, Walnut Hills or Newport.
Reward. 681-2196. LOST-At Newport High School, little boy's, coat and hat and lady's baa containing driver's license, charga-plate from Penney's, billfold, etc. ward. 1907.
LOST-2 puppies; black and tan beagle and spotted vicinity Monfort Heights, Mt. Airy. 541-1541. LOST -Siamese cat, female. 7522 Thompson Rd, Reward.
521-7883, 825-6000. LOST, large sum of money, Reward. vicinity 761-7408. of Hospital Care Corp. BASSET HOUND $25 REWARD Black, tan, white.
Bow leas. No hunter. 421-3852. EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION I Beauty Culture at its Best Famous Marinello Course. Free Booklet.
Call or write, 215 E. 5th, CH 1-0047 LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE IDEAL COURSE- -CALL OR WRITE MILTON ACADEMY 413 RACE CINCINNATI, 241-2730 TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES AUTO DRIVERS NEEDED for cars going to major cities. Leave Now. 721-4420. Cincinnati Auto Delivery Your car delivered or picked up in any city in the United States, AGENCIES IN ALL CITIES 525 Walnut Room 205, 241-7960 DRIVERS WANTED who are going to California, New York and Florida, to drive our cars as your own.
To leave now. 241-7960-Evenings 381-1309 MAN-Leaving for Los Angeles. Nov. 4. Will take several passengers.
471-2453 Ride wanted Westwood to Andes Chemical Co. Glendale- Milford Rd. from 7:30 p. m. 481-8633.
after 6 M. WILL DRIVE you or your car to Pittsburgh. Leaving Friday noon. 751-8418, after 1 P. M.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Classification Index 1-HOUSES FOR SALE. 2-APARTMENT HOUSES SALE 3-REAL ESTATE LOANS 4-RESORT PROPERTY SALE 5-FLORIDA PROPERTY SALE 6-OUT-OF-STATE PROPERTY SALE 7-FARMS COUNTRY HOMES SALE 8-LOTS AND ACREAGE SALE 9-BUSINESS INDUSTRIAL PROP. 10-INVESTMENT PROPERTY 11-REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE 12-REAL ESTATE WANTED HOUSES FOR SALE AMBERLEY -SAGAMORE CONTEMPORARY CRAZY? You don't have to be a "Kook" to appreciate the glamour and distinction of this truly livable 3 bedrooms, baths. The architect blended textures as an artist mixes colors. Call Adele Selevan, PO 1-8700 or PO 1-5610, for appointment.
PO 1-8700 AMBERLEY HEIGHTS LIKE A VIEW? If so, this one is for youl Well maintained family home, many desirable features to add to your living enjoyment. Well landscaped lot on quiet, no outlet street. QUICK CUPANCY! MAY REALTY 891-8600 ED AVONDALE -ALL BUYERS DOWN 2-family, frame, 5-4-3. Walnut Hills, 7-room frame, 2 baths, Evanston. Down, FHA 3-bedroom brick, Silverton.
Up 10 30 years to pay. Alamco Realty 761-9244 AVONDALE LARONA brick, 1-family; new gas furnace. Can be financed $1200 down. Good condition. BATHGATE brick and frame, baths, gas furnace.
A real bargain. MC LEOD LOGUE REALTIST EA 1-6622 AVONDALE-PURDUE AVENUE NEW! NEW! NEW! 3-bedroom brick ranch, full tile Builder will help finance. Asking $12,500. Call JOHN FAHRNBACH, 891-7022 REALTY INC. FAIR IRADE 9614642 -COLORED $300 DOWN -Brick 4 bath; and month bath, lv payment like rent.
721-3220 ROBERTS REALTY 321-2214 AVONDALE- -BRICK LOW DOWN PAYMENT Lovely 9-room, 2-family: 2 new gas furnaces: modern. Easy terms. 751-2414 FABE 231-8977 AVONDALE Unrestricted; 16-year-old brick; 2-family: 5 and bath each; equipped kitchens: make offer. Owner. 751-3999 AVONDALE- North School District, unrenice kitchen, large living room, full stricted, 4-bedroom brick, baths, dining room, breakfast and plavroom on first.
Carpeting, level lot, garage, high power wiring; would help finance. Quick sale price. BEN SIMPSON. PA 1-5600, CA 1-4554 AVONDALE, N. off Wess Park Dr.
Top location at bottom price. 4-bedroom, 2-bath beauty. Richfield Realty, 221-5200, 771-8537 BATAVIA, NEAR WANT your modestly priced 3-bedroom home for this lovely 3-bedroom, full basem*nt, bath ranch style home on full acre wooded lot. Owner is very anxious to sell or trade. ALADDIN REALTY 752-7085 BEECHWOOD ACRES, NEAR BEAUTY SPACE 1-Brick! Dream Acre, beautiful brick, 3 bedrooms, baths, equipped kitchen, fireplace; full basem*nt.
2-5 rooms, 1-floor; $13,500. For both homes, call Thelma' Gouthier, 871-2995, 871-2000. The Myers Y. Cooper Co. BLUE ASH-B265 HONEYMOON SPECIAL Charming 2-bedroom brick ranch lo: cated on beautiful treed lot.
Full basem*nt. Immaculate condition. Just $14,900. Adele Selevan, PO 1-8700 or PO 1-5610, for appointment. MEN PO 1-8700 BLUE ASH -PRICED FAR BELOW COST Gorgeous ultramodern 5-room brick bungalow, semi-finished 2d; de luxe features; rathskeller: big level lot; huge swim pool; patio.
Owner transferred, must sell quick. Call R. A. SCHIRMER 621-3350 BLUE ASH-6-room brick ranch, in excellent condition; ceramic bath, basem*nt, side porch. $20,800.
761-4306. TROY BLACK, 761-6600 BLUE close to ASH-4495 Hunt. 4-bedroom school; brick; transportation and utilities; clone fenced back yard, outside basem*nt entrance; $15,600. Owner, 791-1566. BOND HILL ACCENT ON VALUE! Brick, 7 Near schools, churches.
transportation and shopping. Attractive financing. Call IRENE EWALD, 861-8484 ROBSON-MIDDENDORFF 731-6450 BOND HILL-4034 PADDOCK RD. An unusual first floor, luxuriously carpeted. The walls are completely eled to the ceiling: interior brick work the wood fireplace is striking.
The 2d has 3 bedrooms, tile bath; on generously landscaped 100x 300 grounds. Full price, $16,500. 621-4043 HYMAN REALTY 731-3706 BOND HILL CATALINA AVE. 2-FAMILY-4-4 UNDER $20,000 EVERYTHING SEPARATE; 2-CAR GA- RAGE. FRANKLYN INVESTMENT GA 1-1551 EL 1-4110 RE 1-4459 BOND HILL -1834 AVONLEA BRICK $1500 DOWN BUYS 3 large, rooms on 1st: 3 and bath on 2d; full basem*nt with half 621-4043 HYMAN REALTY 731-3706 BOND HILL- Charming.
modernized: 3 bedrooms, baths. many built-ins. No maior streets to cross for schools. Will FHA. Owner, 731-3978.
BOND HILL- -Attractive 5. rooms. floor brick, 5218 Grafton Ave. $15,800. Owner, 661-6848 or 251-0932.
A PLACE FOR TOTS Near new school Large kitchen Brick ranch 3 bedrooms basem*nt $18,500 To see this home many fine features, phone M. 542-3536. ROBSON731-6450 HOUSES FOR SALE YOUR Unused HOUSEHOLD ITEMS in the enquirer's LINES 1-DAY 00 daily 50 sunday in the What To Do? Mike, 4, Is Helpful In Confusing Way KANSAS CITY, Oct. 31 (P) What would you do if you had 12 children and a stranger left two more at your house and didn't come back? That's the predicament of Eugene L. Parisse, a construction laborer, and his wife.
"I'd read about it happening to people but I never dreamed it would happen to me," Mrs. Parisse said today. The Parisses were attending a football game Sunday afternoon when a man appeared at their home with a boy, about four, and a girl, about three. He asked Helen Parisse, 15, the eidest daughter, if she would watch the two for about four hours while he looked for an apartment. Helen said she thought he might be a neighbor and agreed.
He didn't return. The Parisses and their 1 12 children, ages two to 17, have lavished love and attention on the newcomers but feel they can not afford to care for them indefinitely. "I wouldn't mind if we were financially fixed SO we could take them on," said Mrs. Parisse, whose family food bill runs to around $65 a week. She said police would not take the children because they had not been abandoned.
Juvenile Court advised it could not take jurisdiction until the tots had lacked parental care for a year. The youngsters, who say their names are Mike and Judy, aren't much help. A typical conversation goes like this: Mike: "Daddy beats Mommy up." "What does he call NURSES Protected By Laws In Their Social Service, Association Is Told At Meeting The law is a shield for the nurse as well as the patient, a former practicing lawyer, now a registered nurse, said yesterday at the 59th annual meeting of the Ohio State Nurses Association. Speaking at the Hotel Sheraton Gibson, Dr. (of laws) Helen Creighton told nurses that although some look on medical responsibility laws as nothing but trouble, "we regard the law as a shield-to protect usthe professional practitioners of nursing service- an to protect the patient" from "unwarranted, unqualified and unprincipled practitioners." She is associate professor in the school of nursing at the University of Southwestern Louisiana, Lafayette.
Nursing is a social service, Dr. Creighton said, the core of which is care. Legal problems revolve around this core, she said, "Did we give good care or not?" This is interpreted by the courts in the light of the legal touchstone of what would be an "ordinary, reasonable and prudent" action under the circ*mstances. Dr. Creighton cited a general movement in nursing for higher standards of professionalism.
And this move is not just from within. "The community is expecting us to be professional people," she said. See It Work Gnatcatcher Is On Job In Bird Film A chance in a lifetime to see a gnatcatcher at work is offered this week by the Museum of Natural History. And it's a "must" if you wish to see a red-wing blackbird battle a Canadian goose while a kildeer feigns injury to lure a dog away from its nest and a white swan whistles. All of this and more can be seen free of charge in Enquirer columnist Karl Maslowski's 30- minute color-sound film, "Beautiful Birds of Ohio." It is the fifth in a series of eight programs entitled "Let's.
Explore Ohio." Showings will be at 2:30 and 3:30 p.m. Saturday and at 2, 3 and 4 p. m. Sunday, Ralph Dury, museum director, said. Their Final Tribute A Radel Service HULSMAN -Stewart -Lucille -Gertrude SCHNEIDER-August LAMB -Garry Lee NIEDERMEYER-Amelia -Edward Venderhaar Stetter Third Overton St.
Newport, Ky. 261-5795 ERSCHELL THOMAS NEWPORT Mi 1-1982 CO 1-8033 ALLISON ROSE COVINGTON CO 1-0146 H. ROHDE SON Mt. Lookout 321-0404 Mt. Washington The JOHN J.
RADEL CO. HENRY J. RADEL, Pres. Radel's every service is conducted with the full appreciation that it is a sacred tribute to someone's memory. 2562 North Bend 541-4200 652 STATE WA 1-0365 822 York, Newport, CO 1-8560 4112 Glenway, WA 1-4512 1005 Madison, Covington, HE 1-4185 CREMATION W.
Mack Johnson HILLSIDE CHAPEL Funeral Home NICHES URNS WALNUT HILLS NO CHARGE FOR CHAPEL SERVICES BOOKLET ON REQUEST 1309 E. McMillan St. VIS. 525 TORS Dixmyth WELCOME Ave. -UN 1-1021 6111 Madison Rd.
BR 1-0203 MADISONVILLE TERMER CHEVIOT FAIRMOUNT DELHI HILLS Schaefer Busby MO 3425 Harrison 1-0833 WA Westwood 1824 1-1500 WA Delhi 4619 1-0110 Pike FORMERLY WITH NURRE BROS. WILTSEE, Inc. FUNERAL Cherry 1-6929 DIRECIORS 24 W. 9th St. CH 1-0932 RIEDLINGER-LEMEN FUNERAL HOMES Sullivan's 19 Green 1309 California Ave.
Funeral Home. .1336 E. McMillan Tredway Funeral Home J. Sullivan, Director Established 1892 Norwood, Ohio WITT, GOOD KELSCH 2131 Bamber Cameron Ave. Funeral ME Home 1-0311 3026 MADISON AVE.
John Bamber Robert Bamber FUNERAL HOME JE 1-0105 3011 Woodburn Ave. WO 1-1440 COLE Robert beloved husband of the late Ida Riemenschneider Cole, devoted father of Robert W. Cole of Phoenix, Mrs. Edward (Helenanne) Meier, Mrs. Walden (Virginia) Whitney and brother of Mrs.
Mabel 1962. Sieb- Requiem High Mass, St. Francis ler, Tuesday, October 30, de Sales Church, Friday at 9 A. M. Friends may call at the Lietemeyr and Martin Funeral Home (formerly Corken), 2821 Reading north of Oak Thursday after 4 P.
Parking in the rear. Thomas beloved husband of Elizabeth Mundell Donovan, dear father of Mrs. Jeanne Shinners, grandfather of Thomas, Richard, Diane and Laura Shinners, brother of Anna, Raymond and Charles Grandfield, Mrs. Frank Dykes and Mrs. Edward Bell, Wednesday, October 31, 1962, in his 68th year, residence, 7063 Glenmeadow Ln.
Friends may call 7401 the Hodapp Funeral Home, Vine Carthage, Friday, November 2, after 4 P. M. Requiem High Mass at St. Charles Borromeo Church. Carthage, Saturday at 9 A.
M. EBERT Clara J. (nee Connett), beloved wife of Stanley Ebert, dear mother of Mrs. Betty Brewer, Mrs. Margaret Plummer, Mrs.
Patricia Dorothy White, Mevers Eva and sister of Mrs. and Charles Connett, Wednesday, October 31, 1962, at residence, 510 E. Tenth Newport, Ky. Funeral from the Muehlenkamp Funeri Home, 835 York Newport, Mass Corpus Christi Church, 9 A. urday, 8:30 A.
M. Requiem High Visitation Friday, 4 to 9 P. M. ELLIS Olivia, beloved daughter of Gertrude Butler, sister of Mrs. Georgia Lewis, Mrs.
Maxine Thomas, Orene Hardin and James Ellis, October 30, 1962, residence, 3677 Ash worth Ave. Friends may call at the W. Mack Johnson Funeral Home, 1309 E. Millan, Walnut Hills, Friday, November 2. from to 9 P.
M. Serv. ices and burial at Danville, Ky. FARDO John, beloved husband of the late Laura Fardo (nee Belscher), dear father of Mrs. Thelma Pangburn.
the Second 12 Mile Baptist Church day, October 30, 1962, 1 at residence. Noble, Harold and Robert Fardo, dear brother of George Fardo, TuesButler, Ky. Prayers at the Alexandria Funeral Home, Alexandria, Friday at 1:15 P. M. Funeral from at P.
M. Friends may call 3 to 9 P. M. Thursday evening. FELS G.
Leonard, devoted husband of Florence Van Duke Fels, devoted father of John Fels, beloved brother of Jeannette Fels and Mrs. E. H. Shook, Monday, October 29, 1962, Louisville, Kentucky. Graveside services, Hopewell Cemetery, Montgomery.
Ohio, Friday, at 11 M. Anderson Schraffenberger in charge. FIELD Emma (nee Cunningham), widow, of John Field, beloved mother of Mrs. Marie Bettner, Miss Emma, William, Marshall and the late John J. Field, October 1962, residence, 2904 Madison' Rd.
Friends may call at the Thomas Memorial, 7500 Montgomery Kenwood, Thursday, from 'til M. Requiem High Mass, Saints Church, Friday, 9:30 A. M. FIELDS Jessie (nee Douglass), beloved wife of the late Rev. W.
H. Fields, survived by five daughters, four sons, 15 grandchildren and 22 greatgrandchildren, Monday, October 29, 1962, residence, 1110, Myrtle Ave. Friends may call at the Thompson Funeral Home, 820 Lincoln Thursday, November 1, after 5 P. M. Funeral services 2 p.
m. Friday, the Bethel Baptist Church, Yale Ave. and Alms PI. Rev. Harry Brown, pastor.
Interment Union Baptist Cemeterv. FRANER Judy dearly beloved daughter of Rober and Miriam Hagerty Franer, dear sister of Miriam, Ann, Elizabeth, Robert, Connie, William, Margaret, Susan, Amy, Don, Tom and Luke Franer, devoted, granddaughter of Rolla T. and Mary Franer and Julia and the late Timothy 29, 1962, Hagerty, Monday, October residence, Crittwoods Newtown, age years. Friends may call Thursday, 10 9 at the Paul Frederick Son Funeral Home, 18 Calhoun Corryville. Solemn Requiem High Mass, St.
John Fisher Church, Newtown, Friday, at 9:30 A. M. GOETZ Larry beloved husband of Helen Goetz, brother of Mrs. Gertrude Soeliner and George Goetz, residence, 2954 Madison Wednesday, October 31, 1962. Friends may call at the W.
Mack Johnson FunerHome, 1309 E. McMillan St. Walnut Hills, Thursday, to M. Service Friday, November A. M.
GREER Charles beloved husband of Cora Greer (nee Schaeffer), devoted father of Charles J. Greer, Mrs. Ruth B. Blades and Mrs. Marie G.
Horn, brother of Mrs. Ruth Buch and Mrs. Grace Kretchmier, burgh, 12 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren, October 1962, residence, 2123 Oxford Ave. Services at T. White and Sons Funeral Home, 2050 Beechmont Mt.
Washington, Friday, November M. Friends may call Thursday, 4 to 9 P. M. HALL Carrie (nee Schriver), beloved wife of the late Fred E. Hall devoted mother of Mrs.
Katherine Wheeler, T. J. 11, Oliver and Fred E. Hall dear grandmother of seven grandchildren, deer sister Mrs. William C.
Smith and Mrs. Richard T. Pothest, Wednesday, tober 31, at her residence, 41 Tower Place, Ft. Thomas, Service Saturday, November the Dobbling. Funeral Home, A.
M. Friends may call Friday, 9 P. M. Contributions may be sent to favorite charities. HESSEL Emilie (nee.
Zahn), beloved wife of the late Edward Hessel, devoted mother of Otto, Theodore and Elmer Hessel and Mrs. Clare Bernhardt, dear sister of Mrs. Clara Hart. man, also survived by 10 grandchildren, Tuesday, October 30, 1962, residence, 3437 Camellia age 71 years. Friends may call Thursday from to P.
the Wain Bolton Funeral Home, 3042 Services Harrison Friday, November Westwood, M. Memorials, so desired, may be given to the Concordia Lutheran Church or your favorite charity. BRENTWOOD-3-bedroom brick, cedar closets, basem*nt, gas heat, storm windows and doors. Close to transportation and shosping center. CARABIN CO.
BRIDGETOWN- 771-3464. 771-7013 -JUST LISTED BRICK. Priced right for quick sale. Aluminum storm windows and doors, 2-car garage, nice lot, quiet AND street. AUCHER, BUS 2 MR.
REALTOR SQUARES VACANT. HAAS TO HU SCHOOL 1-1742 BRIDGETOWN ON TRANSPORTATION Styled For The Times 7-Quality-built, buff brick split-level. Wall-to-wall carpeting in living room and dining room, 3 bedrooms, baths, family room and patio. Professionally decorated. Earl Franks 921-4887 BRIDGETOWN NEW 3-BEDROOM BRICK 2 FULL BATHS FULL BAsem*nT, GARAGE LARGE LOT; $19,600 Call Builder, 471-6366 BRIDGETOWN 3 BEDROOMS, 14 BATHS All large rooms.
Ideal for family who wants to be close to school, church, shopping and bus; $20,950. Milt Schneider 522-3333 5, 1-FLOOR Sparkling white with basem*nt outlet garage. AUCHER, street. On MR. REALTOR quiet Fenced THEOBALD tree-lined yard.
HU 1-1742 noBRIDGETOWN $14,900 NEAT AS A PIN Wonderful for young couple, spacious and spotless 5-room, 1-floor plan, 2 king size bedrooms, full basem*nt, gas heat, garage, really nice. See this SHELTON REALTY 661-7011 BRICK RAMBLER LOT 85x250 3 BEDROOMS $950 DOWN Just 3 years old. Ceramic tile features. Full basem*nt. No outlet court.
QUEEN CITY REAL ESTATE, 481-8820 BRIDGETOWN 3 BEDROOMS-2 BATHS ATTRACTIVE BRICK RANCH. Lovely wooded $19,900, AUCHER, kitchen, MR. setting, REALTOR dining SPOHR. full HU room. basem*nt, 1-1742 Only BRIDGETOWN, OUT-4-ROOM RANCH HIDE -AWAY Only 6 years old; spic span; large tile kitchen and bath, 13-ft.
bedroom asking $9900. See today. WESTERN HILLS 662-1010 BRIDGETOWN brick, 11 baths, wall-to-wall carpet; unfinished finished storm basem*nt; level lot. A-1. windows; attached garage; DEASEY, 662-6000 BRIDGETOWN-5-ROOM FHA--EZ FINANCING bedrooms, eat- in kitchen, unfinished 2d.
tile features; large level lot; garage; bus at door: $17,900. 661-8800 THIEMANN. 251-0471, CAMP WASHINGTON 3-APARTMENT BRICK Two 2-bedroom and one 1-bedroom apartments; gross income, $2060. Price, $14,500. Excellent buy.
James Dolan, 521-7678, 681-0331 STUART BOWMAN REALTY, INC. CHERRY GROVE AREA- -New 3-bedroom brick homes; full poured basem*nt with backyard entrance: hardwood flocrs, ceramic tile Immediate occupancy. No Down Payment $100 Monthly Payments Includes everything. Call 752-2100 CHEVIOT Don't take a side look! Let us show you this well-kept moderately priced home; featuring 3 bedrooms, large eat-in kitchen; full basem*nt; level lot; new 2-car detached garage, $13,950. Interested? Call your wife alone when you must be away, look into this lovely brick Cape Cod with an efficiency apartment that you can rent out.
Priced under $20,000. NORTH WEST EAST REALTY 522-2830 CHEVIOT--NEAR TRAVELING MAN! If you are concerned about leaving MR. GUTTING -861-4256 RICHARD M. 271- 5252 CHEVIOT IDEAL 11 Apartments, $94,000 Quality-built units in good rental area. Low maintenance.
Heated pool. Almost new. Close to net return. HOUSES FOR SALE A BEDROOMS, CLIFTON 2 BATHS LOCATED IN BEAUTIFUL RESIDENTIAL AREA. CONVENIENT TO FINE SCHOOLS.
Large living room, dining room, kitchen with dishwasher, disposal and dining area, powder room, family room. screened porch. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. CAN BE SEEN TODAY. CALL T.
R. WHITE, 861-0740, 381-6000. WORD REALTY COMPANY her when he beats her up?" Mike: "Judy." "Aha! Your mother's name is Judy!" Mike: "No, I don't have a mother." "What's your father's name?" Mike: "I don't have a father." "Mike, what's your last name?" Mike: "Mike Lee." "Is Lee your middle name?" Mike: "Yes." "Let's make a deal, Mike. Tell me your last name and I'll give you a nickel." Mike: "Okay." What's your name?" "There's nickel. sayour Mike: "Lee." (Pocketing nickel).
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M. te 5 P. M. Journeg's End BEIERLE Harry beloved husband of the late Frances Beierle (nee Frecking), dear father of George and John Beierle, one grandson, Tuesday, October 30, 1962, residence, 1339 Harding Long Beach, Cali. fornia, formerly of Ludlow, age 88 years.
Funeral Saturday, November 3, John N. Middendorf Sons Funeral Home, 917 Main Cov. ington, at 9 A. M. The High Mass, Church of Blessed Sacrament, 9:30 A.
M. Interment, St. Mary Cemetery. Visitation Friday, 3 to 9 A. M.
Elliah beloved husband of Marie Drake Brackett, dear father of Linda and Shirley Brackett, son of John and Ora Lee Breedlove Brackett of Irvine, Kentucky, brother of Mrs. Ruby Sien, Mrs. Dorothy Lucas, Mrs. Sylvia Moody, Mrs. Maggie Moody, Charles and W.
Brackett, day, October 30, 1962, residence, 402 Oak, Elmwood PI. Friends may call af the Funeral Home, 7401 Vine Carthage, Thursday, after 4 Remains will lie in state at the Highland Avenue Baptist Church Friday, from until time of services at 2 P. M. BRANDEWIE Alma daughter of the late Louis and Emma Brandewie, sister of Mrs. James P.
(Estell) Anderson, Monday, October 29, 1962, residence, 2185 Gilbert Ave. Visitation af Rebold Funeral Home, 1712 Queen City Grand. after at P. M. Friday.
Service Saturday convenience family. CLAIRE Calvin beloved husband of Fran. ces Shannon Claire, dear father of Mrs. Virginia Grubbs, Mrs. Ina Raiston, Mrs.
Charlotte Folchiler, Robert and Donald Claire, Wednesday, October 31, 1962, in his 83rd year, residence, 6205 Highland Elmwood Place. Friends may call of the Hodapp Funeral Home, 7401 Vine Carthage. Thursday, vember after M. Funeral services Friday Valley Star Council No. 285, Jr.
OUAM will hold services Thursday, 0:15 P. M. BAER FLORAL DESIGNS 5 L. 4th St. MA 1-3662 CLIFTON -RIDDLE ROAD 2-Family Brick Only $250 Down One 3-bedroom apartment and bedroom apartment; all large size rooms, full basem*nt, gas furnace; apartment available to move in.
Only $125 per month. CH 1-8333, PO 1-8700, BE 1-4600 HODAPP Dr. Earl beloved husband of jorie Wright Hodapp, dear father of Roger E. and Richard G. Hodapp, dear brother of Everett J.
and the late Neil Hodapp, Wednesday, October 31, 1962, residence, 4234 Hamilton age 61 years. Friends may call at the Chas. A. Miller Sons Funeral Home, Hamilton Knowlton Northside, Friday, after P. M.
Funeral service urday, 10:30 A. M. HOELL Flora beloved sister of Anna and the late Lucy, Frances, Josephine and John Hoell, devoted aunt of AI and John Hoell, residence, 3911 Vine Vista Avondale, Monday, October 29, 1962, age 71 Friends may call' at the imwalle Memorial, 4811 Vine St. at Washington, St. Bernard, Thursday, between and 9 P.
M. Requiem High Mass, St. Clement Church, Friday, 9 A. M. St.
Clement RosaryAltar Sodality meet at funeral home Thursday, 8 P. M. HORN Rose, beloved sister of Mrs. Arthur (Lillian) Kau, Mrs. George (Norma) DeCharms, Mrs.
C. W. (Alice) Goodapple and Norman Horn, Wednesday, October 31, 1962, residence, 684 Riddle Rd. Friends may call at the Baiter Sahnd Funeral Home, 3412 Clifton Clifton. Friday, to 9 P.
M. Service Saturday, November 3 at 10 A. M. HURTT Troy, beloved husband bf the late Bertha Hurtt (nee Morrisan), dear father of Mrs. George (Evelyn) Karch, Mrs.
Homer (Doris) Swingle, Auburn, Alabama, Mrs. William (Louise) Helsel, Columbus, Ohio, brother of Harry Hurtt, Chillicothe, Ohio, also survived by eight grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren, Tuesday, October, 30, 1962. Age 84 years. Funeral from Geo. Darfuss Funeral Home, Groveport, Ohio.
Saturday, November 3. KETCHUM Bert beloved husband of the late Edna M. Ketchum, father of Mrs. Ruth Clay, Tuesday, October 30, 1962. Service from the Kennedy Funeral Home, Bethel, Ohio, Friday, November 2, at 1:30 P.
M. Friends may call at the funeral hom Thurseday aftr 3 P. M. LAUBER Vera E. (nee Beiderwelle), beloved wife of Arthur L.
Lauber, beloved daughter of Mrs. Edward, Beider. welle and the late Edward Beiderwelle, dear sister of Mrs. Wendell Hanselman, Wednesday, October 31, 1962; residence, 9630 Beech Wyoming. Relatives and friends please call at the B.
J. Meyer Colonial Funeral Home, 3726 Warsaw on Friday from 4 to 9 P. M. Funeral services Saturday, November 3, af 10 A. M.
Interment Vine Street Hill Cemetery. PERKINS Edward beloved husband of Mrs. Minnie Perkins (nee Schramm). dear father of Mrs. Nellie Baumgartner and William Jeffries, at his home, 236 Park Ludlow, Kentucky, Tuesday, October 30, 1962, age 92 years.
Funeral services from Cathermann Jones Funeral Home, 316 Elm Ludlow, Kentucky. Friday, November 2, 2 P. M. Interment Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Erlanger, Kentucky, Friends may call the funeral home after 3 P. Thursdav.
PICKENS T. Foster, beloved husband of Mary Hornsby Pickens, devoted father of Patty Mae Pickens, dear son of W. Pickens, dear brother of Mrs. John Crow, Mrs. George Allen.
Tracy Ann, Jeanette, Orville and Russell Pickens, Monday, October 29, 1962, residence, 9451 Winton Rd. Funeral services, Paul R. Young Funeral Home, 7345 Hamilton Mt. Healthy, Friday, 11 A. M.
Friends may, call Thursday from to 9 Winton Lodge and the Scottish Rite Bodies of Cincinnati will hold services Thursday evening at 8:45 P.M. PLEATMAN Maurice, of 146 E. Mitchell beloved husband of Rose F. Pleatman, devoted father of Ralph F. Pleatman of New Hartford.
New York, and Alfred M. Pleatman, brother of Mrs. Samuel Gottlieb and Harry M. Pleatman. Service, Weil Funeral Home, 3901 Reading Thursday, November 1, at 10 A.
M. POWER John 0., beloved husband of Gladys Power, father of Wallace M. and John 0. Power Lauder. dale, Tuesday, October 30, Mack Johnson Funeral Home, 1309 1962.
Friends may call at the Win E. McMillan Walnut Hills, Thursday from to 9 P. M. Services Friday. November 2, at 2 P.
M. RILEY Beverly Kay, beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Riley (nee Rodenburg) and sister of Timothy and Victor Riley, residence, Amelia. Ohio, Wednesday, October 31, 1962.
Services from the Kennedy Funeral Home, Bethel, Ohio, Saturday, November 3, at 1:30 M. Friends may call at the funeral home Friday after 3 P. M. ROTH Norma Sauer, widow of the late Charles E. Roth, mother of the late Mrs.
grandmother Jack N. of Newton (Mildred) Powell, and, lie Powell, sister of Mrs. Laura Botthof and Mrs. Alma Beiting and Arthur Saver in her 75th year residence, 1306 W. North Bend College Hill.
Friends may call Thursday between and 9 P. the Abert L. Boehmer Funeral Home, 2545 Vine St. north of Wm. Taft Rd.
Corryville. Requiem High Mass, Clare Church, Friday at 9:30 A. M. SCHWARZ Magdalena M. (Lene) (nee Hilbert), widow of Henry Schwarz, beloved mother of Alfred.
Frederick, May Elmer Gall and and Arthur the Schwarz Mrs. and June Schwarz, also survived by late Henry, Jr. seven grandchildren, grandchildren and four great: beloved sister of Lulu Reick, Monday, October 29, 1962, residence, 5944 Colerain Ave. Friends may call the Busse Borgmann Co. Parkway.
Funeral Home, Central Pky. and Clifton Hills ice Wednesday after 4 P. M. Serv: Thursday. November 1:30 P.
M. SCHWEMLEIN William son of the late William and Josephine Schwemlein, nephew of Mrs. Lillian Wilshire and the late Minnie C. Brown, suddenly Mondev, October 29, 1962. Age 38 years.
Residence, 5337 Globe Norwood, Ohio. Friends may call the Vorhis Funeral Home, Montgomery 9 Rd. Norwood, Thurs. day, 10. M.
Services McFarlan Chapel, Ninth St. Baptist Church, Friday, November 2, 10 M. Scottish Rite Services, Thursday, 8 P. M. If desired sympathy may be expressed by tribution to the Baraca Class of the Ninth St.
Baptist Church. SHEEHAN Patrick, November 3, 1917. 45th Anniversary Requiem High Mass. St. Francis de Sales Church, November 3, 1962, 7:45 A.
M. End CLIFTON. 4-4. 2-FAMILY READY -DON'T WAIT! $75 $75 $75 $75 $75 $75 per month after tenant pays difference in this AAA location. Home plus income; move now.
Excellent buy. No Down Payment Ardmore 861-3636, 542-1688, 351-1146 CLIFTON THIS IS THE TIME To snugale in for winter and toast vour toes before the wood fireplace, family room, 1st: 3 bedrooms, bath. 2d; $20.000. Near transportation. Louise Fletemeyer 861-2337 861-3915 CLIFTON-McMICKEN AVE.
VERY 6 large rooms. plus large finished room on 3d floor. full bath on 2d; storm windows and doors, gas heat, full basem*nt, stationary tubs; nice vard. LILLIAN EURKS. 281-4840 S.
J. BARNHORN, 761-9475 CLIFTON -NEW LISTINGS Very clean; each apartment 3 rooms, bath; full bastment; 2-car garage. 521-8638 Rosmarin, Realtor 931-2010 EAST-Try $400 down; $75 5-room home, completely redecorated; full basem*nt. 231-4046 ED GUILFOYLE, 891-7777 CLIFTON-29 Clinton Springs Lane; modern split-level, 6-room brick; many special features; patio, acre ground, shrubbery. trees.
Owner will sacrifice. Please call Callery Real Estate, 381- 7272 or MU 1-3874. CLIFTON -NEAR UC-Lovely home, can be used as two 4-room apartments or men's dormitory. Quick possession. H.
OELERICH, 861-0513 -UNRESTRICTED -VINE ST. 3-BEDROOM BRICK, perfect condition, hardwood floors, 220 wiring; rent with privilege purchase. CH 1-5000 MA 1-5454 JA 1-6656 CLIFTON-Two-bedroom home in excel. lent condition; storm windows and doors: 220 wiring: new gas furnace; close to University, shopping and portation. $12,500 CARABIN CO.
771-3464, 541-6476 CLIFTON -Just listed. Spotless 2-family, 4-3-2. Newly decorated; full basem*nt; gas heat: double lot; separate utilities. ZICCARDI SO REALTY, 961-7460 CLIFTON-View; 6 rooms; remodeled older home; $13,900. Owner.
861-8610. a' End CLIFTON HEIGHTS (246A)-2-FAMILY This Week Only Just $137.50 Down You read right, there is no mis: take. You can buy this 2-family you act at once. One 5-room apart: ment and one 3-room apartment, and this building is very nice, doesn't need thing. CH 1-8333.
PO 1-8700, MO 1-6643 CLIFTON HEIGHTS LOWER -Solid brick 2-family and large store. Fully rented. 2-car garage. Income $2460. Asking $16,900.
A terrific buy! Call now. SAMBI REALTOR, 241-4319, 661-4319 CLIFTON HEIGHTS- -Warner solid brick: 3 rooms bath on 1st; rooms, full bath on 2d: 2 finished rooms. 3d; gas heat. $14,900. E.
A. BORGES REALTY, 662-1767 CLIFTON HEIGHTS- -340. Car in trade. Modern 6 rooms, rooms, bath McMillan, $6500 -Large 7 bath, on Priced to sell $11.900 BEE REALTY. 931-5533 CLIFTON HEIGHTS (2066)-ONLY $9950 3-FAMILY 4-4-3 3 BATHS.
NEW GAS FURNACE BREWER REALTY 931-7575 COLERAIN TOWNSHIP Instantly Appealing See this charming and spacious brick ranch home. offering 3 bedrooms. 2 full baths. large country kitchen (fully equipped). spacious living room wood-burning fireplace.
full dining room, attached garage, huge poured basem*nt, situated On better than acre landscaped lot. transferred owner asking $25,900. Earl Franks 921-4887 JA MEM 2-1441 CHEVIOT, NEAR We have 2 lovely homes on same street. Ideal 3-bedroom ranch, 12.6x16, equipped kitchen, dinette, $13,900. Also larger brick ranch, 3-bedroom, 2-bath.
Needs finishing touches, $19,950. HONROTH REAL ESTATE 481-1221 CHEVIOT-5, and 2-FAMILY- has 5 rooms, 2 bedrooms, full bath: 2d floor has 4 rooms, 2 bedrooms. full tile bath; 10 years old: brick: excellent: city bus. Try offer. Call todav.
THIEMANN, 251-0471, 661-8800 CHEVIOT -Brick; 3 down, 2. up: tile kitchen, bath; gas hot-water heat; close to shopping, churches, transportation; large outbuilding for garage or storage: $12,900. HU 1-9382. CITY-296 Store and 5 Apartments Only $475 Cash Need 10 get into business; store offers 700 sa. also two 3-room apartments and three 2-room apartments: tenants pav their own utilities: excellent oppor.
tunity for investment. CH 1-8333, PO 1-8700, MO 1-6643 CITY-8286-MARTIN STREET 2-FAMILY BRICK Plus store used as church. Annual in come of $1560. See and make offer. Harry Hasden.
PO 1-8700, PO 1-6653. MEN PO 1-8700 CITY-96-A two-family $90 cash That's right, just $90 down and here are 2 large 4-room apartments, gas separate from entrances; Vine St. only School. blocks CH 1-8333, PO 1-8700, BE 1-4600 CITY -W. 14th 10-room brick; nished 1 and 2 room apartments; hot, cold water: new plumbina; new fire escape; forced-air gas heat, Reduced 10 $13,500.
621-7838. CITY. UPPER-6-room, 2-family in tegrated area: Al shape and vacant. Priced for SUDDEN sale! KUWATCH 521-9610 -Fairview School district; spotless 2-family (4-4), 2 baths, gas heat, 220 wiring, 2-car garage; $8900. SAMBI REALTOR, 241-4319, 661-4319 DRAG HAPPY Close to Cleves drag strip.
block away: family, 5 and bath on 1st. 3 and bath on 2d; large lot, park 10 cars in drive. Get ready. let's go: $14.950. MO CLEVES Spacious 5-room home: close to school and transportation; basem*nt, new furnace heat: $12,900.
Owner open to MARGIE MALTBIE, 941-1942 JOHN E. MILLER REALTY, 481-4481 CLIFTON-42 Jurgens, off Vine St. NO DOWN PAYMENT 2-family, 3-3. Modern baths; gas separate utilities. JAY DEE, GA 1-0040, TW 1-5449 COLERAIN TWPNEW COLONIAL Brick ranch, on wooded lot, over acre.
All utilO ities. 3 bedrooms, log fireplace, exceptionally large country kitchen with oven, range and sliding glass doors to covered porch, baths. Low 20's. 931- 4000. PARCHMAN OYLER, Realtors: COLERAIN BRICK RANCH, $15,900 bedrooms, family room with bar, large lot 110x428.
Home is late. Call today. MO 1-6643' COLERAIN TOWNSHIP Small Down Payment 3-bedroom brick ranch. 2 baths, 2-car garage. equipped kitchen perfect condition.
Or will lease at $150 per month. OWNER. 825-3050. COLERAIN TOWNSHIP NOTHING DOWN $86 PER MONTH Includes interest, principal and in- surance. 3-BEDROOM RANCH INTERNATIONAL BUILDERS, 825-1151 COLERAIN TOWNSHIP -MUST SELL MOVING INTO NEW HOME Huge, rambling ranch, double garage, family kitchen, 3 kina-size bedrooms.
baths, spacious L-shaped living and dining, wall-to-wall carpeting, ideal for large family. Low down payment. Immaculate condition. SALMON REALTY 662-1166 COLERAIN TWP. Nearlv Frye new wall-to-wall 3-bedrom brick carpetina, ranch: full basem*nt, rathskeller, rage, city water, lot 73x250: $16,500.
WILL TRADE Call Zita Crooker, 931-9382 FRYE REALTY 661-8600 Colerain Township 209 ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A REAL BUY? Then see this 2-bedroom, 1-floor brick ranch in ideal location. On bus. Quick occupancy. Only $17,900. Realtor 541-1313 542-4440 HUGHES, COLERAIN TOWNSHIP Bario Ln.
Modern brick 1-floor plan In cellent condition. Beautiful 18-ft. rathskeller in basem*nt. large 20-fr. front porch, this home is only years old and in excellent condition.
Quotine $15,900 DUTRO REALTY, JA 1-7644 COLERAIN TOWNSHIP -Neil Dr. 2-bedroom beauty plus unfinished 2d: full basem*nt; fenced yard. IMAGINEmonthly payment only $87 after $600 down. Richfield Realty, 221-5200, 542-0327 COLERAIN TOWNSHIP 2461 Pinwood off Pippin 1 square south of Galbraith 3-bedroom ranch; nice lot; $17,500. Small down payment.
WE 1-7300, MU 1-0799. COLERAIN TOWNSHIP-3-bedroom, detached garage; washer-dryer and new carpeting included; low taxes; lot 50x110; loan; house 6 years old. 825-4432, 825-7288. COLERAIN TOWNSHIP- Unlimited space, beauty and value. 3-bedroom brick ranch; full basem*nt; cherry kitchen, fireplace: 100x200 setting; school bus.
Only $24,900. 541-1744. WELEMIROW. COLERAIN TOWNSHIP -New 2-family, 1st: 3. 20: acre: bus, AUG SPURGER REALTY, 541-6343.
