1 0 Utilities cannot recover increased tax expenses By Jim Babco*ck Journal Herald Staff Writer Ohio's electric and gas utility companies will have to wait their turns to recover millions of dollars in new expenses caused by a 1-percent increase in the state's gross receipts tax. The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio decided that yesterday by refusing to allow the utilities to adjust their current tariffs in order to immediately recover the tax payments. "The commissioners decided that the best place for treatment of the increased taxes is in rate relief proceedings," said Ray Ratchford, commission information specialist. "They will review the circ*mstances for each individual company as its next rate case comes up." The utilities, including the Dayton Power and Light had argued that they should be allowed to recover increased taxes immediately because their earnings are being affected now. "We want to recover costs.
Currently we are taking this as an expense and not charging our customers, and therefore not recovering our funds. The purpose of this case was to to end that problem," said Susan Metzler, media relations coordinator. Metzler said the tax increase is costing $6 million annually. Ratchford said costs will be dealt with during proceedings on the company's request for a 22.5-percent, $108 million revenue increase. Hearings on that request are now under way in Columbus, and a decision is expected by July.
The gross receipts tax is an excise tax on the revenues of all corporations doing business in Ohio. The 1- percent increase was enacted in December as part of Gov. James A. Rhodes' temporary tax 1 program for rescuing the state from a financial crisis. Since the tax hike went into effect Jan.
1, the Cincinnati Gas and Electric the Ohio Edison Co. and the Cleveland Electric Illuminating Cc. have been granted rate increases that include recovery of the tax costs. is one of five utilities not yet recovering the tax increase. Dayton OKs noise ordinance The Dayton City Commission yesterday passed an ordinance prohibiting motor vehicle noise louder than 80 decibels.
Decibels are a measurement of sound intensity. The American National Standards Institute has determined noise levels above 80 decibels are excessive. The ordinance, aimed primarily at cars without mufflers, becomes effective June 11. It is patterned after similar legislation passed in Kettering and Trotwood. Violation of the law carries a penalty of up to 30 days jail and a $250 fine.
The city plans to spend $2,100 for two portable meters to measure noise from vehicles operating within city limits. The city already has ordinances prohibiting "loud, unnecessary or unusual noise" from radios, phonographs or musical instruments. These laws are sporadically enforced, said Police Director Grover W. "It gets down to the personal opinion of the person who has been cited vs. the police officer." The noise meters will make enforcement of the vehicle noise law easier because it "will give the officer credence," O'Connor said.
In other action, commissioners: Informally approved plans for the city's summer youth employment program. The program, funded by a $1.28 million grant from the Labor Department, will provide subsidized jobs and job training for 1,800 youths from poor families in Dayton. Lawrence C. Nelson, director of job development and training, said proposed cuts in the federal budget could reduce the program's funding by up to 75 percent next year. Agreed to pay the Dayton Power and Light Co.
$66,075 to extend electricity and gas lines to the proposed expansion of the Emery Air Freight terminal at Cox International Airport. Emery eventually will repay the city. Approved contracts negotiated last month with two units of the Dayton Public Service Union. Moonshine victim walks away A 28-year-old Blanchester man is "blind in one eye and can barely see out of the other" from suspected methanol poisoning after drinking "moonshine" last week, Blanchester Police Chief Richard Payton said yesterday. But Gary Berchtold, 119 Central walked out of Cincinnati General Hospital this week without being discharged, a hospital spokeswoman said.
And it is unknown yet whether his loss of sight is permanent. Berchtold is one of eight persons including two juveniles who were hospitalized last week for poisoning after drinking a clear liquid at a party last week at the Central Avenue address. Another Blanchester man who drank the liquid Dearl Noland, 35, of 218 Highland Ave. died Saturday at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Dayton. An official cause of death has not been determined by the Montgomery County coroner.
All other victims have been released from various hospitals after being treated for methanol poisoning. Payton said they suffered from vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal cramps and numbness. Payton said yesterday the incident appears to be "an accidental poisoning," and that so far officials do not suspect foul play. It is believed the liquid was brought to Blanchester from a Cincinnati suburb in a plastic antifreeze container, which Payton said may have contaminated it. Payton said the state Liquor Control Department is trying to trace the liquid's origin, and the state Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation is performing tests on one pint of the liquid confiscated last week.
Payton intends to turn the case over to Clinton County Prosecutor Ronald Carey when his investigation is complete. -Dayton deaths- of 4025 Terre Linda Drive, May services 11 a.m. Saturday, Fayetteville, N.C. (Rogers Breece, Fayetteville). FONKE, Linda 4025 Terre Linda Drive, May services 11 a.m.
Saturday, Fayetteville, N.C. (Rogers Breece, Fayetteville). HARRISON, Alice 415 Groveland Sunday; services tomorrow in Roanoke, (H.H. Roberts). HUGHES, Freda, 47, of 3916 Cain Court, Tuesday; services 1 p.m.
tomorrow (Bowman). JANULIS, Andrew Dayton, yesterday; graveside services 10:30 a.m. tomorrow at Mount Zion Shoup Cemetery (Ullmer Sons). JAYSON, Irene 88, of 980 Wilmington yesterday; services 11 a.m. tomorrow at Immaculate Conception Church (Meyer Boehmer).
KISTNER, John 90, of 20 Danyi Road, Tuesday; services 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at the New Life Worship Center (Baker-Hazel). LIEBERTRAU, Janice 56, of 4490 Moss Oak Drive, Bellbrook, Tuesday; services 10:30 a.m. today at Faith Lutheran Church (Tobias, Watervliet). LOCKER, Carl 82, of 3746 Greenbay Drive, yesterday; services 1:30 p.m.
tomorrow (Carrigan, Englewood). -Valley deaths- CELINA Nancy Jenkins, 79, formerly of 608 Lisle yesterday; services 2 p.m. tomorrow (Dick Sons). FRANKLIN Clarence Griffin, 53, of 7151 Shaker Road, yesterday; services 10 a.m. Sunday, in Taswell, Tenn.
(Eaton). PIQUA Lula Belle Ames, 1136 Broadway yesterday; services 11:30 Saturday at Middle Run Baptist Church, Xenia (Jamieson). ST. JOE Mary Hein, 84, formerly of St. Joe, Tuesday in Kalamazoo, services 11 a.m.
Friday at St. Joe Catholic Church (Brockman, Fort Recovery). -Daily record- PHILLIPS, Leora 80, of Trinity Home, yesterday; services Monday, in Baraboo, Wis. (Tobias). PRITCHETT, Jape, 73, of 210 Quitman yesterday; services 1:30 p.m.
tomorrow (Hoyne, East Third). SEWELL, William 87, formerly of Dayton, Tuesday in St. Cloud, Fla. (Meyer Boehmer). SOWERS, Clarence 61, of 2711 Blue Rock Drive, Beavercreek, yesterday; services 11 a.m.
tomorrow (Tobias, Beavercreek). WHITT, Carl, 32, of Selby Place, Kettering, yesterday; services 10 a.m. Saturday (Routsong, Oak wood). TROY Mary M. Rascher, 73, of 1180 Westridge Drive, yesterday; services 11 a.m.
tomorrow at Trinity Episcopal Church (Fisher-Cheney-Cron). Anna Marie Willson, 2160 Woodstock Court, Sunday; services 1 p.m. in Troy, (Fisher-Cheney-Cron). LODENA MAE FRAZIER, $1, GARY WAYNE MADDEN, 28, THOMAS ALLEN TOLLE, Marriage Kettering. GARRY GLEN FOX.
23, 225 licenses Fernwood ROBBINS, and 22, 2240 RHONDA VIRGINIA Keenan following is not necessarily a Ave. list of marriage licenses is- WARREN HARDING TREECE Licenses may be deleted upon JR. 19, 2200 Harvard and request to The Journal ANGELA KAY BRITTON, 18. 1245 Rosedale Drive. RAY TAULTON, 29, Engle- RICHARD LOUIS SCARPELLI, and CYNTHIA KAY STAR- 23, 2110 Lake Glen Court, and 29, Englewood, MARY JANE KEMLING, 23.
RANDALL MARTIN GARDNER, Kettering. 4433 Frederick and MAR- BOBBY JOE PARHAM, 1651 31, ELLEN MERGLER, 29, 4633 S. Smithville Road, and RUTH ANN Pike. RISNER, 21, 5581 Mayville Drive. TIMOTHY JOSEPH DAVIS, 28, JOSEPH DANIEL SUTTLES, 27, Garber Road, and NANCY J0 Kettering, and TERRY LEE SMITH, SCHAEFER, 37, Trotwood.
26, 4416 Varney Ave RALPH MICHAEL ANNIS, 24, RICHARD DAYMON CAMPCity, and BONNIE BEE BELL. 23, 7627 Essington Circle, and 20, Carlisle KIMBERLY ANN STEINMAN, 23, THOMAS JAY COLLAR. 26, 2638 City Falls Road. and JANE DEBLIN. 20.
JOSEPH CLAUDE SPANEL. 25, Englewood. 708 Gratton Ave. St. and LINDA ANN KIRK EDWARD HOGG, 20, Mi- WIRICK, 19, 543 Paul Ave.
amisburg, and TAMMY LYNN BRET LANE CAMPBELL, 22. 20, Arlington, and JAMIE RENEE SCOTT. KENNETH STOUT, 26. MULLINS, 21, Kettering and CHRISTINA ROBIN HENRY SONNY ALBERT, 47, STALLARD, 23. Kettering.
4547 Kings Highway, and ROSE JOHN PAUL EVANS. 39, Huber MARY COOPER, 46. Huber Heights and DENISE KAY KERNS, JEFFREY LAWRENCE WILKHuber Heights ERSON, 20, 1709 Kings Mil. Court, RALPH EDWARD PIPPENGER, aNd KIMBERLY DANETTE FOSKettering, and MIRIAM ELIZA- TER, 20, 1709 Kings Mil Court, HOEFFLIN, 2345 Kemp CHARLES DAVIS CALDER, 24. Dalias, and ANN ELIZABETH.
MARK WILLIAM LOCKWOOD, RICH. 22, 1123 Hamawar Road 226 and JUDITH MAR- BRUCE WILLIAM GREENE, 26. CARTER, 21, 226 SI. N. Dale Drive, and KRISTIE BUEL KNOX.
57. Kenering, and J0 WILKINS, 23. Tronetod May 14, 1981 01-DEATH NOTICES 61, of 2711 Blue Rock Beavercreek, passed away Wednesday at his residence. Survived by 0. his father Elza1 Sowers, Beavercreek, 2 sisters Mrs.
James (Mildred) Mitchell of Beavercreek, Mrs. Joe (Mary) Miller of Chillicothe, aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews. He was a retired Fireman with Railroad. Funeral services 11 a.m. Friday, Tobias Funeral Home, Beavercreek Chapel, 3970 Dayton Xenia Rd.
at Grange Hall Pastor. Frank Fenton officiating. Interment Valley View Memory Gardens. Friends may call at the funeral home 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday.
STOKES, Naomi age 64, of 3321 Palmerston passed away Sunday. A native of Palmetta, resided in Dayton 26 yrs. A member of Harvest Grove Baptist Church. Survivors, a daughter, Patricia Pursley; 4 brothers, Raymond, Louis, Antonio all of Dayton Isaiah Kelly of Detroit; 3 sisters, Thirzanna Robinson, Miriam Henry both of Dayton Grace Wilkinson of Detroit; beloved niece, Barbara Jean Chase of Dayton; beloved nephew Clifford Kelly of Detroit; 2 grandchildren, a host of other nieces, nephews, relatives friends. Services Friday 11:00 A.M.
at Harvest Grove Baptist Church, 3323 Highview Hills. Rev. Charles E. Strong officiating. Viewing Friday morning 9:00 A.M.-11:00 A.M.
at the Church. Interment Jeffersonview Cemetery. Processional will form at the church. Arrangements entrusted to McLin Funeral Home 1130 Germantown St. WHITACRE, Helen age 74, a resident of Mad River Twp.
passed away Monday at St. Elizabeth Medical Center. She is survived by her husband Leon 2 daughters Jane L. Marcum and son-in-law Ray of Beavercreek, Kathleen A. Wilson and sonin-law Bob of Beavercreek, 2 grandchildren Randy L.
Marcum and Tammy A. Wilson. Funeral services 11 am Thursday, Tobias Funeral Home, Beavercreek Chapel, 3970 Dayton- -Xenia Rd. at Grange Hall, Pastor Frank Fenton officiating. Interment Memorial Cemetery.
Friends may call at the funeral home 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm Wednesday. SOWERS, Clarence age 06-CEMETERY LOTSMONUMENTS Memorial Park, Sect. 6-grave lot, will divide. Ph. 252-0028 Memorial Park, 2 Lots with graves on each, section 16, across from Mausoleum 1-687-2833.
MOORE MONUMENT CO. 33 W. Alex Bell Rd. 433-7280 6 GRAVES in established Glen Haven Memorial Park near Vandalia. Sacrificing for quick sale.
Call 898-2485 09-ANNOUNCEMENTS AAAAAAAHA LOW, LOW COST An "established" high risk insurance agency. DWI-Bonds, exclude drivers. Men 23-29 special rates. JERRY MIKO ins. Agency.
Mo. pay. 433-3063 til AAA Low Cost Auto Insurance, High Risks F.R. Bond. 429-3890.
A LOW, LOW COST ALL MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE MODELS. CALL 434-7011. AAAAAA AAAAAA A Preferred low cost high risk insurance. 233-1528, 252-8200 Sam Battigaglia Ins. Agcy 10-LOST AND FOUND AREA WIDE Lost Found Pet Registry.
Call SICSA, 294-6505. FOUND-Beautiful White Cat, gentle and affectionate, has been lost quite a long time-is quite thin. Describe to claim. 426-1451 FOUND: Black white male Poodie mixed. 294-5551.
Found: Cat cream colored 'Tabby' neutered male, Tara Est. 426-6973 Found: female German Shepherd, tan black, black nylon collar, Peters Pk. area, call 890-3947 Or will give to good home. FOUND female Husky, black white, Springboro area 1-748-2253 FOUND-Mixed breed German Shepherd, red bik, short tail, W. Carrollton, 859-8187, 434-5171.
FOUND: Older male dog, black, wiry hair on face. 294-5551. FOUND: Old male Poodle. Has difficulty seeing. Kettering area.
Call 294-5551. FOUND on Far Hills, hand truck from open U-haul. 433-2627 FOUND: Pug dog, male, black, St. Charles Ave. Call 252-6297 FOUND, pup, male, part German Shepherd, black, brown markings, near 5th Wavne 254-7491 Found: Reddish blond maie co*cker in Englewood area.
294-5551 FOUND fan bik Beni type female dog, choker chain 294-5772 Generous reward for return of TV. Bearcast scanner, CB radio various items taken from Breitenstrater Sq. Shopping Center. No questions asked. 836-3785.
ONE EASY PHONE 223-1515 2 GREAT NEW FAMILY PLANS PLAN PLAN Hems priced Hems priced under $200: over 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 REAL ESTATE EXCLUDED JOURNAL HERALD 37 Classified 223-1515 CLASSIFICATIONS 01 THRU 01-DEATH NOTICES ALLAMON, Homer age 88, of Dayton, passed away Wednesday at the Stillwater Nursing Home. He is survived by 2 sons and daughters-inlaw Edward D. a and Susan, James D. and Elizabeth both of Dayton, 2 grandchildren Greg and Shawn. He was retired from the L.B.
Price Co. Graveside services 1 PM Friday, Memorial Park Cemetery, Pastor Harvey Smith officiating. There will be no calling hours. Services in care of Tobias Funeral Home, 648 Watervliet Ave. BRECKENRIDGE, Henry William age 61, died Sunday in Columbus.
Survived by sons, Leon Breckenridge, Peabody, Mass. Roy Breckenridge, Montgomury, Va. daughter, Lori Kyte, Charleston, W. Va. brothers Leon Breckenridge, Toledo, Oh.
Grover Breckenridge, of New York, Howard Breckenridge, Fla. sisters, Mrs. Evangeline Jefferson, Dayton, Oh. and Margaret Breckenridge, Dayton, Oh. Funeral service Friday at 10AM at The Hosack Street Baptist Church.
Rev. Percy Carter officiating. Calling hours Thursday 7-9PM at The Diehl- Whittaker Funeral Home, 720 E. Long St. Columbus, Oh.
43203. Burial at Veterans Administration Cemetery, Dayton, Oh. EICHER, Dr. Chester Franklin, PhD, age 84 of Chillicothe, died Tuesday after a year's illness in Circleville Health Care Center. Born October 31, 1896 in Montgomery Co.
to Franklin Katherine (Young) Eicher. Preceded in death by wife Eva Perkins. Survivors include several nieces and nephews including a devoted niece and her husband Mrs. Robert (Lucille Schuder of Dublin, several grand great grand nieces nephews, sister-in-law Mrs. I Isabelle Eicher of Dearborn, Michigan.
Mr. Eicher graduated from Ohio State University in 1924, received his master degree at Chicago University and his doctorate degree at Duke University. He retired after having taught Women's College, University of N. Carolina in Greensboro, N. Carolina, he also taught at Duke University.
Funeral service are to be held 2pm Saturday at the Ware Funeral Home, 121 W. 2nd Chillicothe, Oh. Rev. James Troutman officiating. Burial will follow in Grandview Cemetery, Chillicothe.
Friends may call 1 hour prior to service at the funeral home. ELLIS, Rosie age 78, a native of Milledgville, Georgia, resided in Dayton since 1925, passed away Sunday. A member of Corinthian Baptist Church, former member Senior Choir, Missionary Society Pastor's Aide District No. 1 Club. She was a self employed beautician.
Survivors include 2 sisters: Clara Jones of Xenia and Georgia Hubbert of Dayton, 1 granddaughter Sandra Elaine Smith of Dayton, 2 grandsons: Ronald Wright Ellis of Dayton and Larry Steven Ellis, Washington, D.C., great grandchildren: Rhonda Jean Fry and Donna Jean Ellis, Rosalyn Elaine Ellis, great great grandchild Bianca Danielle Fry and a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives devoted friend Edith Tripplett. Funeral service 11am Friday, Corinthian Baptist Church. Rev. P.E. Henderson officiating.
Visitation Thursday 4-9pm. The family will receive friends 7-9pm at the Smith Funeral Home, 370 S. Broadway. Procession will form at the church. JANULIS, Andrew age 25 of Dayton died Wednesday.
He worked in various restaurants in Dayton. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Casimir Janulis, Dayton, 1 sister, Mrs. George (Karen) Miles IlI, Kettering. Graveside services Friday 10:30 a.m.
at Mt. Zion Shoup Cemetery. No visitation. Arrangements by R. L.
Ullmer Son. 01-DEATH NOTICES FLEMING, Sidney Sr. of 128 Linden retired proprietor of Sid'sTowing Service and former operator of Sid's Market at Third St. and Linden Ave. for 23 years, died Wednesday.
He was the husband of Eloise; father of Nancy A. Griffin, Sidney L. Larry J. and Jeffrey the sons are presently associated with their father in the operation of Sid's Towing Service, and grandfather of nine. Funeral service will be conducted by Dr.
H.S. Gessner at 1 p.m. Friday at Harris Funeral Home, 49 Linden Ave. Burial Woodland Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home 4-9 p.m.
Thursday. The Lodge 661 will hold memorial service at 6 p.m. Thursday. FOSTER, Adah M. (Wise), age 90, formerly of Dayton, died Tuesday in Bradenton, Fla.
When Mrs. Foster was in Dayton she was active in the Dayton Art Institute and Grace Methodist Church. Survived by a daughter, Jarrett, of Kettering; 2 grandchildren; and 4 great- grandchildren; brother, Harold Weeks of Trotwood. Services 10:30 am Friday at the Routsong Funeral Home, 6 Oakwood at Irving Av. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery.
Friends may call at the funeral home from 5-8 pm Thursday. HUGHES, Freda, age 47, of 3916 Cain passed away Tuesday. A life long resident of Dayton, she is survived by her husband, Russell; 3 sisters, Hazel Morton, Catherine Parks Dorothy Smith; 2 brothers, Donald Charles Smith, all of Dayton; a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives friends. Services will be held 1:00 P.M. Friday at Bowman Funeral Chapel South, 2060 Germantown St.
Father Edward Conlon officiating. Friends may call at the Chapel from 4-10 P.M. Thursday. Family will receive friends from 7-9 P.M. JAYSON, Mrs.
Irene age 88, of 980 Wilmington died Wednasday. Preceded in death by her husband, Frank Jayson in 1971. Survived by 2 nieces. Prayers 10:30 a.m. Friday at the Meyer Boehmer Funeral Home, 1733 Brown St.
Mass of Christian Burial 11 a.m. Immaculate Conception Church. Burial in Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Friday from 9:30 a.m. until time of prayers.
KISTNER, John age 90, of 20 Danyi Road, died Tuesday. He was employed 22 years at the Dayton- Walther Corporation. Hs is survived by his wife, Cora; 2 daughters, Mrs. Dale (Shirley) Blackmore, Chillicothe, Mrs. Wayne (Dorothy) Wilson, Dayton; 4 sons, David, Carl, Ray, George, all of Dayton; 1 brother, Dave, Owenton, half-brother, Jim Brown, Ft.
Mitchell, 16 grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren. Funeral services 2:30 p.m. Friday at the New Life Worship Center, 5900 N. Dixie Dr. Rev.
Ronnie Coleman officiating. Interment in Willowview Cemetery. The family will receive friends at Baker-Hazel Funeral Home, 5555 Philadelphia Dr. at N. Main Thursday 6-9 p.m.
RENCH, Esther age 83, of the Gordon-Landis Arcanum, died Wednesday morning at Kettering Memorial Hospital, Dayton. Mrs. Rench was a native of Indiana and a member of the Ithaca United Methodist Church. Survived by 2 sons, Jeston Wiest, of Brookville and Eldon Rench, of Arcanum; 4 daughters, Mrs. Mildred Edmondson, of Ithaca, Mrs.
Albert (Avis) LaPrise, of Dayton, Mrs. Hobart (Juanita) Wick, of St. Joseph, Missouri, Hrs. Harold (Mary Ellen) Goubeaux. of Arcanum; 1 step-son, Charles Rench, Tipp City; 1 stepdaughter, Mrs.
Calvin (Helen) Cates, of Lewisburg; 17 grandchildren; 7 step-grandchildren; several great-grandchildren; 1 brother, Charles Grace, of Delphos, 0. Funeral services will be held 1:30 pm Friday at the Kreitzer Funeral Home, in Arcanum. The Rev. Dale McClurg officiating. Interment will follow in Riverside Cemetery, Geneva, Indiana.
The family will be receiving friends Thursday evening 6 to 9 pm at the funeral home. LIEBETRAU, Janice age 56, of 4490 Moss Oak Bellbrook, passed away Tuesday at Sycamore Hospital. She is survived by her mother Lois D. Liebetrau of Bellbrook, her father William H. Liebetrau Sr.
of Dayton, her brother William H. of Monroe, 2 nieces and several cousins. She had been employed in the Budget Analysis Section at WPAFB and was a member of the WPAFB 25 year club. She was a graduate of the University of Cincinnati and was a member of Faith Lutheran Church, Phi Mu Sorority and was a Past Matron of Sunbeam Chapter No. 465 O.E.S.
Funeral services 10:30 am Thursday, Faith Lutheran Church, 3315 Martel Dr. Pastor Willard Drefke officiating. Interment Miami Valley Memory Gardens. Friends may call at the Tobias Funeral Home, 648 Watervliet Ave 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday.
LOCKER, Carl age 82 of 3746 Greenbay passed away suddenly Wednesday at his residence. Mr Locker is survived by his wife Mary, daughter Margee McGranaghan of Washington, D.C., son Carl E. Locker, III, Dayton, brothers Edward William Locker, both of Dayton, 5 grandchildren. Mr Locker was a retired fireman from the Dayton Fire after 25 yrs. service.
Services will held Friday at 1:30 be, at Carrigan Funeral Home, 675 W. Wenger Englewood. Burial Willowview Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home on Thursday, 7-9 PM. If desired, contributions may be made to the charity of your choice.
MIDDLETON, Senior Master Sergeant Larry Dean, age 34 was killed in line of duty May 6, Air Force for 16 years. He was stationed at Wright Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio. He was a native of Guild, Tenn. He is survived by his devoted wife Ruth; sons: Michael, 15 years; Jeffrey, 10 years. He is survived by grandmother Lora Bible Janeway of Chattanooga, mother Freda Bible Adams, Rossville, Georgia, a host of relatives close friends.
Services will be held at the Field Baptist Church, Guild, Tenn at 2pm CDT Friday May 16th. Procession will form at the church. Burial with full military honor at Sequatchie Valley Memorial Gardens. The family suggest that memorial contributions may be made to Guild Baptist Church Building Fund, Guild, Tenn. 37340.
The family will receive friends from 7. 9pm CDT on Thursday at Pogers Funeral Home, Jasper, Tenn. POFFENBERGER, Ada, age 80, passed away Monday, 130 Brooklyn Av. She is survived by 2 nieces, Mrs. Cledth Wilson, Mrs.
Pauline Materee; 1 sister, Mrs. Belle Mills; 1 nephew, Mr. Witt Barker and other nieces nephews. Funeral services 1 p.m. Friday, Banta Funeral Home, 3419 W.
Third St. Rev. James Black officiating. Burial in Lower Miami Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Thursday from 6 to 9 p.m.
PRITCHETT, Jape, age 73, of 210 Quitman died Wednesday at Good Samaritan Hospital after a lengthy illness. He is survived by wife, Mary of Dayton; 3 daughters, Geneva Powell of Illinois, Mary Reed and Patricia Stevens, both of Dayton; 5 sons, Jimmy, Gary and Timothy, all of Dayton, Henry and Malcolm, both of Trotwood; 18 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren. Prior to retirement, he was employed at Frigidaire. Services 1:30 p.m. Friday at Hoyne Funeral Home, 1817 E.
Third. Rev. Edward Puff officiating. Burial at Woodland Cemetery. Friends may call on the family Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m.
at the funeral home. INDEX TO CLASSIFICATIONS Announcements DEATH NOTICES 8889 IN CARD CEMETERY OF MEMORIAM THANKS LOTS MONUMENTS 09 ANNOUNCEMENTS LOST FOUND 10-4 CB HANDLES 11 PERSONALS SPECIAL GREETINGS 12 PARTY NEEDS 12-1 ATTORNEYS 12-2 DENTAL SERVICES 12-3 COUNSELLING SERVICES 12-4 CHIROPRACTORS Jobs And Instruction 13 EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES 13-1 RESUME SERVICES EMPLOYMENT WANTED ELDERLY- INVALID CARE CHILD CARE LAUNDRY SERVICE 18 SCHOOLS 18-1 PRIVATE LESSONS OR INSTRUCTIONS Financial 19 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 20 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES WANTED 21 INCOME TAX ACCOUNTING MONEY TO LOAN WANTED TO BORROW INSURANCE AUCTIONS- SALESAUCTIONEERS Business Services SERVICE REPAIRS (Your Directory of Area Service Firms.) Merchandise 33 DOGS CATS BIRDS OTHER PETS 34 TROPICAL FISH SUPPLIES 36 PETS OR FISH WANTED (Above items Conveniently Listed Under Wustrated Heading.) 37 GARAGE OR YARD SALE 38 MAIL ORDER MERCHANDISE 39 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE OR TRADE 39-1 BABY NEEDS 40 MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT 41 MISCELLANEOUS WANTED CHRISTMAS GIFT SPOTTER APPLIANCES 43-1 SEWING EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES 44 HOME FURNISHINGS ACCESSORIES 45 TV- RADIO STEREO HI-FI ANTIQUES COLLECTORS ITEMS SUPPLIES SHOES CLOTHING JEWELRY WATCHES CAMERA EQUIPMENT OFFICE STORE EQUIPMENT AIR CONDITIONING BUILDING MATERIALS PLUMBING ITEMS 57 MACHINERY--TOOLSMOTORS 59 FIREWOOD FUEL SUPPLIES 60 GARDEN LAWN SUPPLIES Rentals ROOMS WITH BOARD ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING APTS. HOTELS- MOTELS NURSING REST HOMES FURNITURE RENTAL FURNISHED APTS. DUPLEXES 71 UNFURNISHED APTS. DUPLEXES DAYTON 72 UNFURNISHED APTS.
DUPLEXES--SUBURBAN PROPERTY MGMT RUR APTS. TOWNHOUSES HOUSES TO SHARE FURNISHED HOUSES UNFURNISHED HOUSES MOBILE HOMES RENT MOBILE HOME LOTS (RENT) OUT OF AREA RENTALS 83 COTTAGES RESORTS OUT OF STATE RENTALS 85 BUSINESS PROPERTY STOREROOMS 98 OFFICE RECREATIONAL AND DESK SPACE FACILITIES 88 GARAGES -FOR RENT OR WANTED 89 WANTED TO RENT Real Estate For Sale 232 HOMES HOMES HOMES-DAYTON -SUBURBAN SUBURBAN EAST NORTH 95 HOMES--SUBURBAN SOUTH HOMES -SUBURBAN WEST 2882 AREA MOBILE CONDOMINIUMS PROPERTY HOMES SALE SERVICE 102 MISCELLANEOUS ALLAMON, Homer 88, of Dayton, yesterday; graveside services 1 p.m. tomorrow at Memorial Park Cemetery (Tobias, Watervliet). BROWN, David 64, of 249 Ruth Monday (H.H. Roberts).
ELLIS, Rosie 78, of Dayton, Sunday; services 11 a.m. tomorrow at Corinthian Baptist Church (Smith). FITZGERALD, Fred, 52, of 711 Redway Circle, yesterday (TownsendJones FLEMING, Sidney L. 68, of 128 Linden yesterday; services p.m. tomorrow (Harris).
FONKE, Donald 31, ARCANUM Esther I. Rench, 83, of Gordon Landis. Road, yesterday; services 1:30 p.m. tomorrow (Kreitzer). BRADFORD Glen R.
Magee, 50, of 5105 Buckneck Road, yesterday; services 1:30 p.m. Saturday, at Greenville Creek United Church of Christ (Stocker). REAL ESTATE 103 FARMS LAND 104 LOTS ACREAGE 106 OUT OF AREA 107 RESORTS- COTTAGESLOTS 108 OUT OF STATE PROPERTY 110 BUSINESS BUILDINGS OR BUSINESS SITES 111 BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED 112 INVESTMENT INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED 115 MORTGAGES FOR SALE OR WANTED 118 EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE 119 REAL ESTATE WANTED Farm Merchandise 120 FARMERS MARKET (Your Directory of Farm Related Items.) MARKET BASKET (Your Directory of Farm Related Produce.) Recreational COINS STAMPS HOBBIES MUSICAL. INSTRUMENTS POOL TABLES OTHER RECREATIONAL ITEMS 128 GOLF CLUBS OTHER SPORTING GOODS 13 WINTER BICYCLES RECREATIONAL EQUIPMENT AVIATION BOATS MARINE ITEMS SAILBOATS RECREATIONAL VEHICLES FOR SALE 139 RECREATIONAL VEHICLES. FOR RENT 140 RECREATIONAL VEHICLE ACCESSORIES PARKS CAMPSITES Automotive Vandalia, and RENE CRUTCHER, 23, Vandalia.
PETER LEE MEYER, 39, 18 Santa Clara and MARGARET KAY WELCH, 33, 3734 Lakebend Drive. THOMAS ARTHUR TEDHAM, 26, North Waterico, Canada, and JULI KAY BROWN, 22. 5500 Olive Tree Drive. DARRYL LEE HARMON, 30, Miamisburg, and LINDA LEE MALESKE, 32. West wood, and LOAN VINCENT, JAMES EARL CRITTER, 27, Oak24.
West GEORGE STEVEN KROUSE, 21, 3111 Finn and MARCHELLA ANN CROUSE, 20, Centerville. JOSEPH GERARD GUERRA, 20, (373 Riverside Drive, and BRENDA LEE COUCH, 20, 3401 Barbee Drive. CHARLES DAVID MOORE, 26, 1105 Edison and ODILLIA ALICE BROWN, 27, 1105 Edison St. DAVID THOMAS SHEA, 21, 108 Netherdale Road, and LISE RAE MOORE. 21, 200 Netherdale Road BILLY RAY CAUDILL: 37, 1401 Wilmington Ave, and BETTY CAROL BROWN.
35, 4407 Harbinson St DONALD RAY EDWARDS, 24. 224 Huron Ave, and TERRI CASSANDRA GEORGE. 22, 229 Huron Ave. RALPH DEAN WILSON, Miamisburg. and MELISSA ANN LONG.
22. Farmers CHARLES PATRICK DORAN, 22. Kettering, and KAREN SUSAN TEPE, 22. 2935 Revere Ave Vandalia, and PATRICIA PENDERS, 28, Vandalia. RICHARD ALAN SCHELL, Centerville, and JOYCE LYNN FINE, 17, Kettering LAURENCE HOWARD ANDERSON, 28, Newberry, SAMIRA SHARON BRAKE, 22, tering.
Divorce court The following is not necessarily compplete list of divorces granted. Divorces may be deleted upon ten request to The Journal Herald. DECREES OF DIVORCE CLARK, Deborah A. vs. Ronald G.
WHITE, Louise vs. Joseph A. MILLER, Joyce A. vs. David G.
WALKER, Richard K. vs. Virginia DONOVAN, Carol vs. Shad C. T.
HUFF. Eupha L. vs. Wayne BARNES, Rose vs. James D.
SEIBER, Phylis G. vs. Edward BARNES, Rose M. vs. James D.
HEARD, Senseeray M. Leonard. CAROLUS, Tonva A. vs. David WILLIAMS.
Marcela vs. Arithony. COLEMAN. Robert C. vs.
Nancy FADER, Mickey E. vs. Brigine DeSOUZA, Parreia K. vs. Eugenio LENOR, Gary L.
vs. Noblee. 26, ANN 23, and Ket- 143 HEAVY EQUIPMENT UTILITY TRAILERS FOR SALE OR RENT 146 CYCLES OR SCOOTERS ACCESSORIES 14 AUTO EQUIPMENT SERVICE PARTS OR ACCESSORIES 149 AUTO -TRUCKS OR PARTS WANTED 151 AUTOS OR TRUCKS FOR RENT 152 TRUCKS VANS OR TRACTORS 153 AUTO OR TRUCK LEASING The complete sued. written Herald LEE wood, KEY. 25.
THA Frederick 6550 Driahoma ROGERS, Union, CALL. Kettering, Meishts, 25. BETH 31, LENE a V. Autos For Sale writ- 154 ANTIQUE OR CLASSIC CARS -AMERICAN MOTORS BUICK CADILLAC CHEVROLET CHRYSLER CORVETTES DATSUN DODGE FORD IMPORTS SPORT CARS 4 WHEEL DRIVES LINCOLN MERCURY OLDSMOBILE PLYMOUTH PONTIAC TOYOTA. VOLKSWAGEN ALL MAKES MODELS 75..
