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July 7, 1976
MICHAEL MUELLER
Michael J. Mueller, an
84-year-old retired Mount
Joy florist, died Monday
-evening at Whitehall Nurs-
ing and Convalescent Cen-
ter following a lengthy
illness.
Mueller, of 664 West
Walnut Street, had lived in
Lancaster for the past 15
years. He was formerly of
Mount Joy.
He had been a self-
employed florist and had
operated Mueller’s Flower
Shop in Mount Joy for
many years. He retired in
1960.
A member of Holy
Trinity Lutheran Church,
Lancaster, he was the hus-
band of Elizabeth Beyer
Mueller, who died on June
20. His first wife, Lestie
Walker Mueller, died in
February, 1959.
Born in Martic Township
he was the son of the late
George Michael and Louise
Spahr Mueller.
Surviving are two sons,
Jay M. Mueller Sr., Mount
Joy R2; and Warren G.
Mueller, Elizabethtown;
five grandchildren; six
great-grandchildren; a
brother, Charles G. Muel-
ler, Willow Street; and a
sister, Rose Mueller,
Strasburg.
ROY WOLGEMUTH
Roy E. Wolgemuth, a
45-year-old manager and
part owner of a Mount Joy
poultry firm, died Tuesday
at 10 p.m., at his Mount
Joy R1 home. He had been
ill since January.
Surviving, in addition to
his widow and parents, are
three t¢hildren, Jeffrey L.,
Mount Joy R1; Joan L. and
Steven R., both at home.
Also surviving are: one
granddaughter; two sisters,
and a brother, Marian L.,
wife of Jay H. Fasnacht,
Allentown; Ardis M., wife
of Cmdr. Leonard B. San-
tos, Springfield, VA and
Alvin E. Wolgemuth,
Allentown.
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CARRIE M. DOUGLAS
Mrs. Carrie M. Douglas,
84, formerly of 38 West
Market Street, Marietta,
died Thursday at 7:30
p-m., at Lehman’s Con-
valescent Home, Rheems,
following a one-month ill-
ness.
A retired employee of
Wyeth Laboratories, Inc.,
Marietta, Mrs. Douglas
was a member of the First
Presbyterian Church, Mari-
etta, and the Senior Citi-
zens Club of Marietta.
The widow of Samuel S.
Douglas, she was born in
New York City, a daughter
of the late John and
Caroline Herbener Meister.
Surviving are two sons,
John Bostick, Allentown,
and Benjamin Douglas,
Ocean Grove, New Jersey;
two daughters, Elaine, wife
of Wilbur Fuhrman, Mari-
etta R1, and Genevieve,
wife of Henry Libhkart,
Marietta R1; nine grand-
children and 15 great-
grandchildren.
MARIE C. HARTER
Marie C. Harter, 81,
formerly of 14 North River
Street, Maytown, died at
Brookmont Acres Nursing
Center in Effort, Monroe
County, on Monday. Her
death followed a two-year
illness.
She was a member of St.
John’s Lutheran - Church,
Maytown, and the May-
town Golden Age Club. She
was a graduate of Susque-
hanna University, where
she received a bachelor of
arts degree in music in
1916.
Born in Maytown, she
was a daughter of the late
Dr. G. A. and Libbie
Gaugler Harter.
Surviving is a sister,
Mrs. Helen Hostetter,
Palmerton.
BARBARA L. GEYER
Mrs. Barbara L. Geyer,
54, of 134 South Market
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Fifield (Ruth Alden) 106%
East Orange Street, Mount
Joy, a son at General
Hospital, July 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale H.
Wise (Dorothy Leaman) 836
West Main Street, Mount
Joy, a daughter at Lancas-
ter Osteopathic Hospital,
June 27.
Mr. and Mrs. Marlin
"(Tina Frady)
Meadows Apts., Mount
Joy, a son at General
Hospital, June 28.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred R.
Brandt (Carole Hess)
Mount Joy, R.D. #2, a
daughter at St. Joseph's
Hospital, June 25.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Vera (Kathryn Laucks) 653
East Market Street, Mari-
etta, a son at Lancaster
eopathic Hospital, June
Ween
Avenue, Mount Joy, died
at St. Joseph Hospital
Wednesday morning after a
brief illness.
She was a retired high
school librarian and had
worked for 25 years at
Middletown High School.
She was a graduate of
East Donegal Township -
High School and Millers-
ville State College, and re-
ceived her master’s degree
from Syracuse University.
resident of
Mount Joy, she was a
member of the First
English Presbyterian
Church, Marietta. She was
a member of Mount Joy
Business and Professional
Women’s Club, Donegal
Society, and a life member
of the National Education
Association and PA State
Education Association.
A lifelong
She belonged to May-
town High School alumni
association and MSC
alumni association.
She was secretary of
Camp Hill Cemetery
Association of Mount Joy
and belonged to the Lan-
caster County Library
Association, PA School
Librarians Association,
National Retired’ Teachers
Association and National ,
Association of Retired Civil
Employees.
She was the wife of John
H. Geyer.
Born in Florin, she was a
daughter of the late Jacob
and Matilda Weidman
Landvater.
Surviving is her hus-
band, at home.
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