January 26, 1977
First meeting
of Mt. Joy rec league
Larry Gainer announced
that the first meeting of the
Mount Joy Recreational
League will be held at 7:30
P.M. at the Borough Build-
ing, 21 East Main St.,
Mount Joy who is interest-
ed in joining the new
organization may attend:
all residents are urged to
come out and help get the
program started. Anyone
Obituary
JAMES SCHLEGELMILCH
James C. Schlegelmilch,
71, of Tucson, Ariz., form-
erly of Marietta, died at
Tucson Veterans Adminis-
tration Hospital on Thurs-
day night after a lengthy
illness.
He was born in Marietta,
A retired construction
worker, he was a- member
of Holy Trinity Catholic
Church, Columbia. He had
been a resident of Arizona
for the last 15 years.
He served as a master
sergeant in teh 2123 Army
Air Force Group in the
China-Burma theatre of
operations during World
War II.
Surviving are three sis-
ters: Isabelle and Elise,
roorsie's Key & Lock Shop
136 West Market Street
Marietta
426-2510
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MARIETTA CITGO
CITGO GAS—GROCERIES
OPEN 5:30 A.M. — 8:30 P.M. DAILY
SUNDAY 8:00 A.M.—6:00 P.M.
Ed Reeves, Prop. Phone 426-3863
East End—Route 441 — Marietta
Mount Joy, on Monday wishing more information | a son of the late Frank X. both of Lancaster, and
January 31. Ai may call Larry Gainer at | and Ann Cleary Schlegel- Anna, wife of Ray G. Sloat, at
Anyone residing in 653-5634. milch. Philadelphia. SHOP HOURS:
Mon., Tue., Thu. & Fri. 1—6
Did You Sat. 10—6 Wed. & Sun.—CLOSED
Hea ee
John Detz, 68, of Fair-
view Ave., Marietta, just
got a military award from
the Belgian government
— 32 years too late.
Detz, who served as a
radio operator during the
Second World War, was
promised the medal (ac-
tually a shoulder braid) for
his services in the Battle of a
the Bulge, Hitler's last ue
-ditch effort to stop the in- 3
vasion of Germany. The
Allied troops were hard
pressed then. They ate cold
rations and slept in ditches
and barns for weeks at a
time.
After the War, the Bel-
gians seemed to forget
about Cpl. Detz’ decora-
tion. He tried to get it by
writing to the Pentagon,
but got no action. He
finally received his ‘‘foura-
gerre’’ after asking con-
gressman Ed Eshleman for
help.
The medal arrived last
Thursday,
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Local
| architect
helps Thais
John DeVitry of Lancas-
ter, formerly of Marietta,
recently returned from a
month in Thailland, where
he volunteered his skills to
design a much-needed hos-
pital for Thailand’s swarm
of refugees from Vietnam,
Laos, and Cambodia. The
displaced persons, about
110,000 in all, are living in
1S barb wire encircled
camps. Due to crowding
and lack of food and ade-
quate sanitation, a new
building is vital. The pres-
ent clinic has a dirt floor
and thatched roof.
DeVitry went as a volun-
teer with Tom Dooley
Heritage, Inc., a non-profit
group which continues the
work of the late Dr.
Dooley. Mr. DeVitry served
in Indochina 20 years ago
with Dr. Dooley after the
French pulled out of Viet-
nam, leaving the country in
a bad state.
Because of the scarcity of
funds, DeVitry designed a
hospital which can be built
at the lowest possible cost.
Its projected size is 11,000
are feet.
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