Page 14 - SUSQUEHANNA TIMES LEE NEIN Lee (Babe) Nein, 76, of 39 South Porter Street, Mari- etta, died at 5:53 p.m., Wednesday at St. Joseph Hospital. He had been under a doctor’s care. The husband of the late Lina Nevin Nein, he was born in Marietta, a son of the late Harry and Anna McCauley Nein. He was employed at the New Jersey Shell Casting Corp., Mari- ctta, until his retirement in 1962. He was baptized in the United Church of Christ Faith. Surviving are a daughter, Betty L., wife of John Anderson; a son, Robie C. Nein, both of Marietta; a son, Donald L., Hellam; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Virginia Resse, Marietta; 11 grand- children, two great-grand- children, two stepgrand- children, and nine step- great-grandchildren. AUSTIN H. HUMMER Austin H. Hummer, S8, of Bainbridge R1, died Tues- day at 2:30 p.m., at his home after a year-long illness. Born in Mount Joy Town- ship, he was a son of the late Lloyd S. and Katie Eshel- man Hummer. He worked for 1S years for PennDOT and was employ- ed by them at the time of his death. He is survived by his wife, Agnes Halbleib Hummer; four children, Marlin D., at home; Miss Marilyn E. Hummer of Selinsgrove, Thomas J., at home, and Sara C., at home; and two grandchildren. Also surviving are nine brothers and sisters, Charles O. Hummer of Meadow Grove, Neb., N. Marlin Hummer of Ana- heim, Calif., Lois I., wife of Loy Trostle of Elizabethtown R3, Lloyd S. Hummer Jr., of Elizabethtown, Ray E. Hummer of San Diego, Calif., Kay Jean, wife of Raymond Garman of Eliza- bethtown RI1, Mrs. Ger- aldine E. Eshleman of Clin- “ton, Md., J. Roscoe Hum- mer of Elizabethtown R3, and Miss Llewellyn E. Buchanan Richard H. Buchanan was among 92 award recipients at the Millersville State College Honors and Awards Banquet April 30. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Nissley (Frances Hilsher) Bain- bridge R.D. #1, a daughter at General Hospital, May 3. Mr. and Mrs. Warner (Donna Wynn Hess) Obituaries Hummer of District Heights Md. CLAIR M. WALLACE Clair M. Wallace, 82, Alpine Nursing Home, Her- shey, formerly of Mount Joy, died Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. at Harrisburg Hospital following a one-day illness. Wallace has been a resident of the nursing home in Hershey for the past five years. He retired in 1958 as an engineer of communications and signals for PA Railroad. He had worked for the railroad for 4S years. He was a member of Presbyterian Church of Mount Joy, and Lodge 106. Free and Accepted Masons, Williamsport. He was the husband of the late Beatrice Brown Wallace, who died in 1959. He was a native of Blairsville, Indiana County. Surviving are a son, Joseph W. Wallace, Harris- burg; two grandchildren; a great-grandchild and a sis- ter, Mrs. Jane Corkle, Long Beach, Calif. NELSON CHARLES FUHRMAN Nelson Charles Fuhrman, 60, of 3010 Blossom Lane, Evansville, Ind., formerly of Lancaster County, died Monday at 1 p.m., at his home following a lengthy illness. A former employee of Armstrong Cork Co., Fuhr- man moved to Indiana about 12 years ago. He had been employed as a supervisor by Bernardin Bottle Co., Evansville. He was a Navy veteran of World War II and was born in Elizabethtown, a son of the late Percy C. and Minnie Sherk Fuhrman. =. He was the husband of Beryl Snavely Fuhrman. In addition to his widow, he is survived by a son, Ronald, Fort Wayne, Ind., a grandson; and three sisters, Beatrice, wife of Russell Carter, Jacksonville, Fla., Erma Klingseisen, Lancas- ter, and Esther, wife of William Laughman, Mount Joy. KATIE R. PAULES Mrs. Katie R. Paules, 81, of 26 West Main Street, Landisville, died Monday morning at Osteopathic Hospital after an illness of a year and a half. She was the widow of Hiram O. Paules, who died in 1944. Born in York County, she was a daughter of the late Franklin M. and Georgiana Strickler Kann. She resided in Lancaster County for S1 years and in Landisville for the past 36 years. She was retired from the Mount Joy Paper Box Co., and was a member of the Zion Lutheran Church, Lan- disville; Salunga Fire Com- pany Auxiliary, the Ladies Auxiliary of the Mount Joy VFW Post 5752, the Golden Age Club of Landisville, and the League of Gettysburg Lutheran Seminary. Surviving are a son, Charles H., with whom she resided; three grandchild- ren; three brothers, Harry Kann, Strasburg; Frank Kann, Neffsville; William Kann, York RS; and two sis- ters, Mrs. Marie K. Wag- ner, Palmyra, and Mrs. Mertie K. Billet, York RS. RUTH A BACHMAN Mrs. Ruth A. Bachman, 52, of Farmdale, Mount Joy R1, died at the University of PA Hospital, Philadelphia, Wednesday at 5:10 p.m. She had been a patient at the hospital for one week. A member of Salome United Methodist Church, Columbia, she was the wife of Harry E. Bachman, Sr. She was born in Wil- liamsport, a daughter of the late William and Margaret Wherrity Quinn. In addition to her hus- band, she is survived by two sons, Harry E. Bachman, Jr., Lancaster, and Edward H. Bachman, Silver Spring; four grandchildren; a brother, Richard Quinn, Columbia, and three sisters, Mrs. Catherine Frane, Columbia R2; Mrs. Betty Nixdorf, Mountville, and Joyce Swarr, Elizabethtown. wins science award Buchanan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Buchanan, 124 West Walnut Street, Mari- etta, received the South- eastern PA Section of the America Chemical Society Births Mount Joy R.D. #1, a son at St. Joseph's Hospital, May Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Stoutzenberger (Judy Hock- enberry) 48 East Main Street, Mount Joy, twin Award. Determined by the faculty of the Chemistry Department, this award is given to the outstanding senior chemistry major. sons at St. Joseph’s Hospi- tal, May 1. Mr. and Mrs. Brent Englehart (Lynne Budd) 387 Rivermoor Drive, Marietta, a son at General Hospital, May 3S. [continued from page 15] is only to ensure that your planned changes are in keeping with the outside appearance of your struc- ture. If your changes follow the character of your build- ing, the Board will recom- mend that Borough Council approve your request. If the changes are not in keeping with the outside structure, the Board will advise you of the changes in plans and specifications which would protect the distinctive char- acter of your property. You will be given time to change your request to meet these suggestions if you wish. If these changes are made, the Board will recommend that Council approve your amended request. If you choose not to make the recommended changes to your request, the Board may advise Council to deny your request for a building permit. In either case, Borough Council gives the final aproval or disapproval. 7. What recourse do I have to a Review Board recommendation? Please remember that Borough Council makes the final decision of approval or disapproval of your request for a building permit cover- ing outside changes, demo- lition, or razing if your property is in the historic district. If it is recom- mended by the Review Board that your request be altered or disapproved, Borough Council will make the final decision. If Council supports your request, they will grant your building permit and you can proceed with your plans. If, how- ever, Council supports the FOUNDED 1889 DONEGAL May 12, 1976 pursue legal action as is now your right under our bor- ough and zoning laws. Review Board’s recom- mendations to alter or deny you can your request, TUNE-UP SPECIAL V-8 $29.95 6eyl. $26.95 includes plugs, points, condenser, distributor cap, labor. 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