State refuses to increase aid on buying buses By HAL LIPPER Daily News Staff Writer COLUMBUS The State Controlling Board refused Monday to consider a request to increase state aid for school districts, including Dayton, that are buying buses to comply with racial desegregation orders. The State Board of Education had requested that the Ohio Legislature pay the entire bill for extra buses needed for desegregation in Dayton, Columbus and Cleveland. School 1 systems in Hamilton County (Cincinnati), Lima and Youngstown have desegregation cases pending in federal courts, and would probably come under a similar request if busing is ordered in their areas. "IF WE PICKED UP THE tab for Columbus and Cleveland alone, we'd have used up nearly all our budget for all the school districts in the state for two years," declared Sen. Harry Meshel (D- Youngstown).
"The ramifications of such a request leave some of us trembling," he said in opposition to the state Board of Education's recommended change in the bus purchasing reimbursem*nt schedule. Dayton requested reimbursem*nt for 111 buses; Columbus, 213; Cleveland, 60. Meshel asked Dr. Herbert E. Brum, state director of school finance, if the federal government would provide assistance for the purchases.
BRUM SAID HIS DEPARTMENT had not determined if it would. "Until the time that you and the Office of Budget and Management come up with some figures, don't expect my vote," responded Rep. Myrl Shoemaker (D- Bourneville). He added the controlling board shouldn't consider requests from the board of education until it produces figures showing what school districts have done with their transportation monies and how they could bear more of the costs. Shoemaker said the state might not only be saddled with the purchase of the buses, but possibly their operation at a later date.
Running buses costs six times their purchase price, he said. HE SUGGESTED, HOWEVER, that some action be taken soon, saying, "I'd rather deal with it now than wait for an election year." The State Board of Education had said it did not necessarily need more aid from the General Assembly. The board proposed that the current 35 per cent subsidies to other school districts could be reduced in order to provide more money for the desegregated districts. Controlling Board President Robert F. Howarth Jr.
criticized the proposal, saying it would be unfair for school systems to have their bus purchasing subsidies reduced to help pay the desegregation costs of other districts. Suspect's friend silent on stand A woman denied immunity from testifying against the man with whom she is living refused Monday in Montgomery County Common Pleas Court to answer certain questions about what he did the night he is accused of shooting to death another man. Karen Jackson was an employe of the Wright Place Lounge, 136 Woodman on Aug. 27 when a Kettering man was shot and killed after fist fights at the bar. Luther Martin (Bugs) Combs 31, of 111 Nimitz was indicted by the county grand jury for murder and felonious assault.
Combs is being tried in Judge Carl D. Kessler's court before a jury of seven women and five men. Combs is accused of shooting to death Kerry Douglas Edwards, 32, of 1031 Mendota and shooting at Ralph T. Turner. MISS JACKSON testified Monday that on the night of the fights and shooting, she was an employe of the bar and that she has been living with Combs a number of years.
Montgomery County Assistant Prosecutor Joseph A. Koenig asked Jackson, "Did the defendant, Bugs Combs, ask you for a gun" after he was involved in a fight outside the bar? "I refuse to answer that on the grounds that what say might incriminate me," Jackson replied. On three later occasions she replied in the same way. Teen critically injured in Beaverereek shooting Beavercreek Twp. police are investigating a Monday afternoon shooting incident which left a 16-yearold youth critically injured.
Police said Chris Boggs, 4380 Hobnail Beavercreek was shot in the stomach with a shotgun Monday afternoon. Investigators were called to the Boggs residence at 3:09 p.m. and found the injured teenager inside the house. "We're not sure right now if it was an accident or not," said Wayne Boggs, the youth's father. "He was in the house alone, and we don't know what happened." The younger Boggs had been in school Monday, according to his father, who said the initial investigation indicated intruders were in the home Monday afternoon.
Young Boggs underwent surgery at Miami Valley Hospital and was listed in critical condition today. The Greene County sheriff's office was called to assist in the investigation. Marriage Licenses Charles Henry Hays, 25, Nashville, and Katalin Anna Horanyl, 21, 2106 Meriline Ave. Joseph Howard Massa 19, 4619 Winchester and Martha Antonia Thomas, 18, 2738 Gaviord Ave. Dennis Robert Sivder, 24, 959 Wilmington and Cathy Ann Crouch, 21, 959 Wilmington Ave.
William Francis Baxter, $3, Columbus, and Connie Rae Meranda, 24, 209 Corriands Dr. Richards Allen James, 25, 827 Edinboro and Gayle Ann Lucas, 19, 4828 Ridgebury Dr. Allan Duke Boyle, 23, West Carrollton, and Kathy Loraine 23, 6521 Rosebury Dr. Arnold Odell Poison, 44, 160 Elm Mill and Wanda Jean Roush, 48, 160 Elm Hill Dr. Cleburn Johnson, 77, Forestdale and Mildred Stone, 58, 2600 Ome Ave.
Dec. 6, 1977 01-DEATH NOTICES ALLEN, Harold age 67, of 3815 Haines Sugar Creek passed away Sunday. He was a retired inspector at WPAFB. Surviving are his 2 sons. James Lynn Allen and Bruce Gregory Allen, both at home; 1 daughter, Mrs.
Debra Ruth Moody of Ft. Benning, Georgia; 2 brothers, Harry Allen of Jeffersonville, Ohio and Loring E. Allen of Lakeland, Florida; 1 granddaughter, Monica Ann Moody. Funeral services 1:30 p.m. Thursday at the Tobias Memorial Home, 92 W.
Franklin Bellbrook, Rev. Gregory C. Gibson officiating. Interment Bellbrook Cemetery. Friends may call at the memorial home 7-9 p.m.
Wednesday. ANDERSEN, Mrs. Virginia age 54, of 31 Birchwood passed away Sunday at her residence. She is survived by her husband, Elmer L. (Bud); 1 daughter, Kathy Sue Andersen of Dayton; 3 sons, Gary Lee of Dayton, Larry F.
of Brookville, Jerry E. of Dayton; sister, Mary Miller of Dayton; 3 grandchildren. Private services for the family 10 a.m. Thurslu*thman Funeral Home, 364 Xenia Rev. Edward A.
Puff officiating. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. Private visitation 6-8 p.m. Wednesday. CLAYTON, William age 81, of 7749 Long Bourne Liberty, died Monday Valley Hospital.
He was retired from NCR after 49 years. He organized many amateur baseball and basketball teams in this area and was an active member of The Liberty United Methodist Church. Survived by his daughters, Mrs. Art (Esther) Jonas of Liberty and Mrs. Edward (Lois) Winge of San Francisco, 5 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held 10:30 AM Thursday at the Holp Funeral Home, New Lebanon. Rev. Omer Thompson officiating. Interment Fairview Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 4-8 PM Wednesday.
COLE, Mr. Paul age 70, of 335 Park Manor, passed away Friday, at St. Elizabeth Medical Center. He was a native of Washington, C.H., O. and a resident of Dayton 50 years.
Survivors include wife, Mrs. Louise Cole; 1 daughter Brooks of Dayton:" brother, Lawrence Herndon of Washington, D.C.: 2 sisters, Margaret Hagood of Middletown, 0. and Vivian Andrews of Flint, 1 grandchild. A host of nieces, nephews, cousins, aunts, uncles, other relatives and friends. Funeral service 11 a.m.
Wednesday at the House of Wheat Funeral Home 106 N. Williams Street. Rev. S.N. Winston officiating.
Interment Woodside Cemetery, Middletown, 0. Visitation 4 to 9 p.m. Tuesday, at the funeral home. Family will receive friends from 7 to 9 p.m. Procession will leave from 335 Park Manor.
HETZEL, Elsie age 64, of 1015 Woodley Rd. Dayton, passed away Monday Grandview Hospital. She is survived by her husband Frank, 2 sons Jack of Dayton, Jerry of Beavercreek, 1 brother Eugene Schwebel of Dayton, 3 grandsons. She was a member of the Rose E. Miller Senior Citizen Club and St.
Mark Lutheran Church. Services 10 am Thursday, Tobias Funeral Home, 3970 Dayton Xenia Rd. at Grange Hall. Rev. Allen W.
Guth officiating. Interment Willowview Cemetery. Friends may call 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm Wednesday at the funeral home. PLACKE, Mrs. Catherine age 76, of 1324 Cloverfield passed away Tuesday.
Mrs. Placke was a member of the Kettering and Centerville Senior Citizens. Survived by her husband, Bernard a sister, Mrs. Carrie M. Placke of Dayton and numerous nieces and nephews.
Funeral services Friday, 9:30 a.m. at the Meyer and Boehmer Funeral Home, 1733 Brown St. Mass of Christian Burial 10 a.m. St. Albert The Great Church.
Burial Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Thursday 4-9. p.m. St. Albert Women's Guild services 4 p.m.
Thursday. Dayton Daily News. 21 er Digest FORECAST Until Wednesday 30 20. 0-10-20 10 Snow show Flurries low XXXX temperatures Rain for area. Cold Warm Showers Stationary Occluded day I 40 NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE.
Data from NOAA, U.S. Dept. of Commerce The morning weather map showed a storm center over New York state, with strong counter-clockwise circulation around it causing the snow in the Dayton area. Nearly two inches was measured at 7 a.m. and the National Weather Service said accumulation by evening could total two to four inches.
Moving in behind the storm is high pressure, cold Arctic air, which is expected to drop temperatures to near 10 degrees tonight. The temperature is not expected to get above 15 on Wednesday. Coming in from the West Coast is another storm. It is forecast to reach Wyoming Wednesday morning. Snow out ahead of the storm could reach Dayton by Wednesday afternoon.
As the storni moves across the Midwest, Dayton could get more snow Thursday, Friday and Saturday, according to the extended outlook. DAYTON OHIO Partly cloudy and very cold tonight; low near 10. Mostly cloudy and cold Wednesday, chance of snow in the afternoon; high near 15. Probability of snow 20 per cent tonight, 40 per cent Wednesday. Temperatures MONDAY: High 35 at noon.
Low 29 at 11:55 p.m. Average 32, two below normal 34. LAST YEAR: High 45. Low 25. RECORDS: High 70 in 1956.
Low 7 in 1958. PRECIPITATION: 0.36 in 24 hours ending a.m. So far this year. 32.30 inches, 0.25 below normal. Snow 1.8 inches at 7 a.m.
SUNSET: 5:12 p.m. Sunrise 7:45 a.m. Air pollution Samples taken from Regional Air Pollution Control Agency monitoring devices at 8 a.m. today resulted in these readings: Suspended particulates, 17; sulfur dioxide, not available; carbon monoxide, 56: photochemical oxidants, 50. Yesterday's highest AQI reading was 40, due to suspended particulates.
Extended outlook Continued cold with a chance of snow or snow flurries each day. Highs in the 20s to low 30s. Lows mostly in the teens. Heavy Snow warning northeast this afternoon and tonight. Windy and cold with snow accumulating 3 to 6 inches northeast and 2 to 4 inches elsewhere by evening with snow squalls northeast this afternoon and tonight.
Snow or snow squalls northeast and becoming partly cloudy elsewhere and very cold tonight. Lows 5 to 15. Northwest, West Lake Shore Partly cloudy and cold tonight with lows 5 to 10 above. Mostly cloudy and cold Wednesday with highs in the teens. Chance of snow 20 per cent tonight and Wednesday.
East Lake Shore, Northeast Heavy snow warning this afternoon and tonight. Periods of snow through Wednesday with locally heavy snow squalls developing this afternoon and continuing tonight. West Central, Central, Southwest Partly cloudy and very cold tonight with lows 5 to 15 above. Mostly cloudy and cold Wednesday with a chance of snow in the afternoon. Highs 15 to 20.
East Central advisory tonight. Snow ending tonight and very cold with lows 5 to 10 above. Partly cloudy and cold Wednesday with highs 15 to 20. Southeast Travelers advisory tonight. Snow ending this evening and becoming partly cloudy and very cold late tonight.
Lows 5 to 15 above. Lake Erie Snow and occasional snow squalls. Waves 7 to 10 feet. The weather elsewhere TUESDAY HI LO Albany, snow 29 25 Albu'que, clear 62 29 Anchorage, clear -8 Atlanta, cloudy 75 37 Birmingham, clear 72 37 Bismarck, clear .00 Boise, cloudy 45 37 Boston, clear 40 35 Buffalo, snow 27 23 Charlstn, SC, clear 69 58 Chicago, cloudy 36 18 Cincinnati, cloudy 43 25 Cleveland, cloudy 42 27 Dal- Ft. Wth, clear 62 34 Denver, cloudy 41 13 Des Moines, cloudy 26 00 Detroit, cloudy 30 23 Duluth, cloudy 19 -5 Helena, snow 8 4 Honolulu, clear 82 71 Houston, cloudy 76 41 Ind'apolis, snow 37 25 Jacks' ville, clear 73 62 Juneau, clear 10 6 Kan's City, clear 32 5 HI LO Las Vegas, clear 75 43 Little Rock, cloudy 52 23 Los Angeles, cloudy 76 54 Louisville, cloudy 51 30 Memphis, clear 72 30 Miami, cloudy 83 76 Milwaukee, cloudy 33 16 Mpls-St.
cloudy 19 -11 New Orleans, clear 82 47 New York, cloudy 40 Okla. City, clear 43 Omaha, snow 29 Philad'phia, cloudy 45 32 "Phoenix, clear' 77 48 Pittsburgh, cloudy 46 28 P'tland, cloudy 28 21 P'tland, rain 46 39 Rapid City, snow 10 -6 Richmond, cloudy 63 45 St. Louis, cloudy 35 5 St. P. Tampa, clear 78 73 Salt Lake, cloudy 49 33 San Fran, clear 64 52 Seattle, rain 45 38 Washington, cloudy 49 36 Global weather TUESDAY 'HI LO Amsterdam, cloudy 36 25 Athens, cloudy 54 41 Bangkok, clear 86 61 Beirut, cloudy 68 57 Berlin, cloudy 34 27 Brussels, rain 48 36 Buenos Aires, clear 95 75 Copenhagen, cloudy 34 31 Frankfurt, clear.
32 21 Geneva, cloudy 34 28 Helsinki, snow. 28 23 Hong Kong, sunny 73 61 Johannesburg, sunny 77 54 Kiev, clear 18 9 Lisbon, cloudy 63 54 London, rain 45 39 Madrid, rain 45 39 Mexico City, cloudy 75 50 HI LO Montreal, cloudy 12 Moscow, cloudy 13 New Delhi, clear 50 Oslo, cloudy 27 21 Paris, cloudy 48 38 Rio de Janeiro, cloudy 91 77 Rome, cloudy 50 30 Sao Paulo, cloudy 82 66 Seoul, sunny 50 39 Singapore, rain 83 75 Stockholm, snow 36 25 Taipei, sunny. 75 61 Tehran, cloudy 64 50 Tel Aviv, rain 64 54 Tokyo, clear 63 45 Toronto, snow 25 18 Vancouver, cloudy 39 30 Vienna, cloudy 28 17 For recorded forecast, call 898-4629 For recorded temperature, call 499-1212 Dr. Peter J. Steincrohn Try milk only at meal time if lactase enzyme is lacking I love milk.
Lately I've been having stomach upsets. I get bloating, cramps, diarrhea and gas within a few hours after I've taken milk. My doctor says I probably suffer from what he calls lactose intolerance. Any suggestions? Mr. B.
As we grow older, many have a marked decrease in the amount of lactase in our gastric system (this enzyme breaks down the lactose sugar). As a result, we may have the symptoms you've enumerated. Assuming you have lactose intolerance, I make three suggestions: 1. Try taking smaller amounts at a time. 2.
Some patients intolerant to milk have found that they do not have symptoms if they drink boiled milk. 3. Take a glass of milk at meal time. Taken on a full stomach, you are less likely to invite flatulence, diarrhea and cramps. Many exclude milk entirely who might be able to take it comfortably.
Deaths, Funerals BRYAN, Paul 61, of 5820 Limerock Miamisburg, Monday. (Ullmer Son) CASE, Frank 66, of 900 Chelsea Saturday. Services 1 p.m. Wednesday. (Tobias) COLE, Paul 70, of 335 Park Manor, Friday: Services 1 11 a.m.
Wednesday. (House of Wheat) COOK, Beulah Jane, 84, Lynhaven Sunday. Services 1 p.m. Wednesday. (Banta) DAVID, Sadye Elizabeth, 64, of 108 S.
Kilmer Monday. Services noon Thursday, Corinthian Baptist Church. (Smith) DIETRICH, Harold 59, of 730 S. Main Monday. (Westbrock) EASTON, Walter 85, of 425 Dayton Towers, Monday.
Services 1 p.m. Thursday. (Morris Sons, Third) EBY, Calvin 80, of 1424 W. Alex -Bell Monday. (Schlientz Moore, Centerville) GIERUS, Jacob (Jake), 93, formerly of 1472 Valley Saturday in Fairfield.
Services 10 a.m. Wednesday, St. Adalbert's Catholic Church. (Magetti) HEETER, Joseph 69, of 2934 Robin Kettering, Monday. Memorial services 10:30 a a.m.
Wednesday, Southern Hills Memorial Methodist Church. (Swart) HOOKS, Corrine, 45, of 849 N. Upland Sunday. Services 11 a.m. Friday, Mt.
Zion A.D. H. Church. (H.H. Roberts) IRICK, Rita, 49, of 4809 Wolf Creek Monday.
(Hoyne, Third) KOCKENDORFER, Helen, of 651 Cushing Monday. (Westbrock) LAZENBY, Owen W. 68, formerly of Fairborn, Nov. 19, in Floral City, Fla. Services were held in Floral City.
(Hooper) MERCER, Myrl 83, of 1829 Malvern Sunday. Services 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. (Bradford Connelly) 'METTY, Mrs. Edna formerly of Dayton, Sunday in Xenia.
Services 10:30 a.m. Thursday. (Neeld, Xenia) NORTH, Wilson, 69, of 12 Doolittle Sunday. Services 11 a.m. Wednesday.
(Tobias, Beavercreek) PENDLETON, Lulu L. (Foust), 82, of 5887 River Miami Saturday. Services 1:30 p.m. Wednesday. (Swart) PERRY, Turner, 57, of 1236 Seneca Monday.
(Townsend-Jones) QUAYLE, Beatrice, 75, of 451 Watervliet Saturday. Private services. (Tobias) ROCK, Ruby Pearl, 63, of 3383 Rock Sunday. Services 10 a.m. Thursday.
(Morris Sons, Kettering) RODOCK, Harley 88, of 3180 Valerie Arms Monday. Services 11 a.m. Wednesday. (Baker-Hazel) RUMPS, Earl Albert, 66, of 301 Park Manor, Sunday at the VA Hospital. SENTZ, Lester 81, of 4100 W.
Third Monday. Services 1:15 p.m. Thursday, VA Protestant Chapel. (H.H. Roberts) SOULE, Rev.
Leigh 83, formerly of Dayton, Tuesday, Nov. 15 in Cedar Rapids, lowa. Services were held in Des Plaines, Ill. (Whitmer Bros.) STEPHENS, Dila, of 713 Eppington Trotwood, Saturday. Services Thursday in Chattanooga, Tenn.
(Hardwick Son) SWEENEY, Kathleen 63, of 36 Triangle Sunday. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday. (Hoyne, Far Hills) TICHENOR, Jeffrey infant son of Darlene Tichenor, 1908 N. Western Sunday.
Services 1 p.m. Friday, West Memory Gardens Cemetery (Bowman, South) WEBB, Willie 76, of Park Manor Monday. Services 11 a.m. Thursday. (Tobias) WISDOR, Elsie, 86, of 5532 Brantford Northridge, Monday.
(Martin, Northridge) 01-DEATH NOTICES BAKER, Mrs. Lillian, age 80, formerly of Dayton, passed away Saturday In Coral Gables, Fla. She is survived by. 2 sons, Lee and Frank, both of Coral Gables and a brother, Raymond Schmall of. Coral Gables.
Services will be Wednesday, 10:30 a.m. at the Westbrock Funeral Home, 1712 Wayne Ave. BurialCalvary Cemetery. There will be no: visitation. BERKI, Agnes, age 87, of 15 Crown passedaway Monday at her residence.
She was a member of the Hungarian Evangelical Reformed Church. She is survived by 2 sons, Frank of Dayton and. Alex of Xenia; 2 grandchildren, Richard McCoy of Dayton and Kenneth. McCoy, Xenia: 2 greatgrandchildren, Jack McCoy and Julie McCoy, both of Dayton and sister in Romania. Services Thursday, 11 a.m.
at the Guy J. Magetti Funeral Home, 1508 Valley Rev. Stephan. Szoke officiating. Friends may call Wednesday 4-8 p.m.
at the funeral home. Burial Woodland Cemetery. Southwest Ohio BELLBROOK: Harold O. Allen, 67, of 3815 Haines Sunday. Services 1:30 p.m.
Thursday. (Tobias Memorial) CLARKSVILLE: Sarah Lewis, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lewis, of 4661 Ohio 350 West, Sunday. Graveside services today, Clarksville Cemetery.
(Hannah, Blanchester) FRANKLIN: Mrs. Shirley Bowlin, 55. of 823 N. Main Sunday. Services 11 a.m.
Thursday, Murray Peaco*ck Funeral Home, Kokomo, Ind. (Eaton) FRANKLIN: Frank Burdge, 72, of 5280 Pearl Sunday. Services 11 a.m. Wednesday. (Eaton) GREENVILLE: Lewis V.
Erisman, 75, of 6689 Bradford-Children's Home Sunday. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday. (Miller) GREENVILLE: Mrs. Edith C.
Martin, 95, of 750 Chestnut Monday. Graveside services 10:30 a.m. Thursday, Cemetery. (Zechar) LEWISTON: Lawrence E. Shafer, 64, of Lewiston, SunServices 2 p.m.
Wednesday. (Van Horn, Lakeview) MARIA STEIN: Robert Meyer, 79, of Cassella-Montezuma Monday. Services 10:30 a.m. Friday, St. Sebastian Catholic Church.
(Hogenkamp, St. Henry) NEW LEBANON: William J. Clayton, 81, of 7749 Longbourne Liberty, Monday. Services 10:30 a.m. Thursday.
(Holp) SIDNEY: Lula B. Harrod, 78, of 3003 Cisco Sunday. Services 1:30 a.m. Wednesday. (Cromes) SIDNEY: Edward A.
Rickert, 75, of Fairhaven Shelby County Home, Sunday. Services 1 p.m. Wednesday. (Salm Wiley) SIDNEY: Ruth H. Setsor, 80, of E.
North Saturday. Services today. (Cromes) TROY: Emma M. (Sally) Becker, 50, of 604 E. Franklin Monday.
Services 2:30 p.m. Wednesday. (Deeter-Baird) VERSAILLES: Donald E. Gutermuth, 79, formerly of Versailles, Monday in Sidney, Services 2 p.m. Thursday.
(Miller-Hill) WILMINGTON: Anna M. Blair, 71, of 1047 Brownberry Sunday. Services 10:30 a.m. Wednesday. (ReynoldsSmith) WAYNESVILLE: Wallace Cornett, 56, of 3876 N.
Ohio 42, Monday. Services 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Urban Crest Baptisti Church. (Oswald, Lebanon) Classified 223-1515 01-DEATH NOTICES DUNNING, Mr. Fred age 44, of 1025 Maiden passed away Saturday, Dec.
3 at Miami Valley Hospital. He is survived by his wife, Delmar of Dayton; 2 daughters, Alicia and Dionne: 2 sons, Steven and Fred, all of Chicago, 2 stepchildren, Donnell and Danita of Dayton; mother, Mrs. Mary Dunning of Chicago, sister, Annette Horton; 2 brothers, Fred Nolan and William Notes; aunts; uncles; cousins; a host of relatives and friends. Funeral services Thursday, Dec. 8, 7:00 p.m.
at the H. H. Roberts Funeral Home, 38 S. Gettysburg Rev. Cleophus Wood Sr.
officiating Visitation Thursday from p.m. Family will receive friends from p.m. Cremation Woodland Crematory, Friday, 9:00 a.m. EASTON, Walter, W. age 85 of 425 Dayton Towers died at his residence Monday.
Retired Polisher at NCR, member of NCR 25 Year Club, life member of Shamrock Athletic Club. Survived by his wife Mary, 1 son Melvin L. Easton of Dayton, 2 step-daughters Mrs. Samuel (Betty) Clutter, Dayton, Mrs. Chester (Dorothy) Walling, 8 grandchildren, 13 great-grandchildren, Services 1:00 p.m.
Thursday, Morris Sons Funeral Home, 1809 E. Third. Rev. M.E. Fisher officiating.
Burial Miami Valley Memory Gardens. Visitation 4-8 p.m. Wednesday at the Funeral Home. GIERUS, Jacob (Jake), age 93, formerly of 1472 Valley Dayton, passed away Saturday at the Fairfield Nursing Home, Fairfeild, O. He retired from the Dayton Casting Co.
as a moldmaker. He was also caretaker of the I Polish Club. He was a lifelong member of St. Adalbert's. Catholic Church, the Polish Club and the Polish National Alliance.
He is by 4 daughters, Mrs. Mary Brozowski, Hamilton, Mrs. Edith Hampton, Cedarville, Mrs. Irene Bochenek, Dayton and Jean Krowalis of Englewood; 22 grandchildren and 23 great-grandchildren. He was in death by his Viola and 1 son, Zigmund.
Services Wednesday 9:45 a.m. at the Guy J. Magetti Funeral Home, -1508 Valley St. Mass of the Resurrection 10 a.m. St.
Adalbert's Catholic Church, Father Daniel-ak officiating. Burial Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday 4-8 p.m. where the Rosary will be said at 7:45 p.m. WALL, Bessie Imogene.
(Price), age 61, of 855 Oakleaf Drive, passed away Saturday. Born in Farmington, Georgia, reared and educated mostly in East Tennessee having finished Junior College at Swift Memorial Jr. College, Rogersville, Tenn. and received her B.S. Degree; from Shaw University, Raleigh, North Carolina.
She lived in Dayton, Ohio 32 years and taught in the Dayton and Montgomery County Public Schools for 20 years. A member of Greater Allen AME Church, former Sunday School Teacher, a member of the Courtesy Club. Survived by her beloved husband, Travers Wall; (1) son, Louis Wall presently in the Armed Forces: (8) sisters, Mary Bell Bowers, Rogersville, Violet Rollins and Celistina Hamilton, Limestone, Zelvia Sarden and Marie Barner, Greenville, Inez Cole and Barbara Jean Thomas, Johnson City, Lois Price, Amityville, New York: (1) brother, John Henry Price, Limestone, a host of nieces, nephews, relatives and friends. Services will be held Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at the McLin Funeral Home, 1130 Germantown Street, Rev.
Simon Perkins officiating. Friends may call at the McLin Funeral Home Wednesday from 4-9 p.m. Family will receive friends from 7-9 p.m. Burial West Memory Gardens. Processional will leave Michael Goltzene, 20, Winding Hollow and Debra Lynn Witt, 24, 56 Winding Hollow Ct.
Reubin Cartwright, 57, 53. Lansdale and Betty Jane Goodwin, 46, 53 Lansdale St. Richard Allen 19, Miamisburg, and Rita Ann Devilbiss, 17, West Carrollton, Masoud Haji -Mohammad All, 20, 6128 Corona and Jodie Lanum, 27, 6128 Corona Ave. Leon Lacy, 27, 1215 Carlisle and Sharon Lee Neibel, 25, 1684 Hearlhstone Dr. John Quince Amos, 30, 3528 Dorham and Resalind Strong, 25, 3528 Dorham Pl.
Charles Edward Jackson, 21, 1638 Academy and Jacqueline Louise Bailey, 22, 407 Whitmore Ave. Richard Harrison Peake 111, 35 Miamisburg, and Nancy Jean Schroeder, 31. Miamisburg..
