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Born in Marietta, he was
a son of the late William
OBIT TARIES and Helen Nace Blymier.
He was the husband of
JAMES F. BLYMIER
James F. Blymier, 63, of
76 N. Chestnut St., Mari-
etta, died Sunday at 2
a.m., at the Veterans Ad-
ministration Hospital, Leb-
anon, after a lengthy ill-
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Beulah Bayman Blymier.
He was a life-long resi-
dent of Marietta. He retir-
ed from the former Olm-
stead Air Force Base,
Middletown in 1966.
He was a member of the,
United Methodist Church
of Marietta. A World War
II veteran, he served in the
U.S. Army as a corporal in
the European, African, and
Middle Eastern theaters of
operations.
Besides his widow, at
home, he is survived by the
following children: Charles
J., Gettysburg; Nancy Jane
Annville; Jo Ann Marie,
wife of William Boyer, at
home; James, Lancaster.
He is also survived by the
following stepchildren: Jac-
queline Price, Wrightsville,
and Robert, Wrightsville.
Seven grandchildren and
three step-great-grand-
children and 22 step-grand-
children additionally sur-
vive.
MRS. ELIZABETH O.
GERLACH
Mrs. Elizabeth O. Ger-
lach, 73, Lehman Nursing
Home, Rheems, died Sat-
urday at 7:50 a.m., after a
lengthy illness.
She was born in Dauphin
County, a daughter of the
late Penrose and Fannie
Oberholtzer Foreman.
Her husband was the
late Harry Gerlach.
She was a member of St.
Paul's United Methodist
Church, Elizabethtown.
She is survived by cou-
sins.
ANTHONY C. LIBHART
Anthony C. Libhart, 68,
Lake City, Fla., formerly of
Marietta, died Friday
afternoon after a long
illness.
He was a retired labora-
tory technician for the. Uni-
versity of Georgia, Athens,
GA.
He was the husband of
Natalie Libhart. Born in
Marietta, he was the son of
the late Anthony C. and
Elizabeth Zink Libhart.
He was a member of the
Presbyterian Church.
In addition to his widow,
he is survived by a daugh-
ter, Natalie, wife of John
Corr, Annendale, VA; a
brother, Lewis R., Mari-
etta, and three sisters:
Mrs. Mary Rettew, Mari-
etta, Mrs. Pauline Mayer,
Oklahoma City, and Sara
Libhart, Maytown.
MRS. BERTHA HEISEY
Mrs. Bertha Heisey, 78,
of Pleasant View Rest
Home, Manheim RS, died
Tuesday afternoon after a
long illness.
She was a former Mount
Joy Township resident and
the widow of John S.
Heisey, who died in Octo-
ber 1974.
She was a member of St.
Paul’s United Methodist
Church, Elizabethtown.
Born in Middletown, she
was a daughter of the late
May 11, 1977
David and Alice Brandt
Ebersole.
Four children survive:
Earl D., Mount Joy R2;
John C., Elizabethtown;
Lloyd B., Mount Joy, and
Martha J., wife of John
Chard, Elizabethtown. Six
grandchildren and three
great-grandchildren also
survive.
In addition, two sisters
survive: Mrs. Mable Geib,
Mount Joy R2 and Mrs.
Martha Shank, Elizabeth-
town.
JAY B. GREINER
Jay B. Greiner, SS, of
Mount Joy RI1, a truck
driver, died Monday at
5:55 p.m., in the Divine
Providence Hospital, Wil-
liamsport, following an ill-
ness of several months.
He was a member of the
Florin Church of the Breth-
ren.
He was employed as a
truck driver for Interstate
Freight System, Milton, for
the past 14 years. He was a
truck driver most of his
life.
He was born in Mount
Joy Township and was the
son of the late Norman and
Fannie Brandt Greiner.
Surviving are his widow,
Mae E. Weaver Greiner
and these children: Stanley
W., Miltona, Minn.; Glenn
J., Beverly, NJ; Clair E.,
Manheim R2; Carl L.,
member of the U.S. Air
Force in Japan; Jane B., at
home; six grandchildren;
two brothers, Ralph B.,
Lititz, and Hiram B.,
Mount Joy Rl; and a
sister, Ruth Etta, wife of
Claude Nye, Lancaster.
Kids’ fish derby May 22
Elizabethtown and
Mount Joy forest fire crew
will hold it’s annual kids
fish derby, May 22, 1977 at
the Mount Joy cove, near:
the Mount Joy waterworks,
from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
The derby is open to all
those of 15 years of age &
under.
There will be two age
groups consisting of 9—15
years of age, and 8 years
and under.
Prizes will be awarded to
both age groups for:
1. The firs fish reported
caught in either group; 2.
The first eight fish reported
caught in either group;
3. The smallest fish caught
in either group (will be
measured at the end of the
derby.)
The - largest fish
caught will be the grand
prize, for one age group 15
years of age and under,
It will be measured at the
end of the derby.
The derby is under the
direction of Raymond E.
Heisey, 165 Manheim
Street, Mount Joy, Pa.
Maytown PTP to meet Thursday
The Maytown Parents
and Teachers in Partner-
ship will hold their monthly
meeting on Thursday, May
12 at 7:30 p.m., in the
Maytown School Cafeteria.
Election of officers for the
1977-78 school year will be
held. Babysitting service
will again be provided by
volunteer mothers. Have
your child bring a favorite
toy.
The All-Elementary Band
under the direction of Mr.
Shields, will be presenting
a musical program at the
beginning of the meeting.
The group will discuss
final arrangements for the
Spring Festival. Come en-
joy the band music and
give us your ideas!
Three local educational secretaries
attend state conference
The PA Association of
Educational Secretaries
held its Annual Conference
April 28-30, 1977, at The
PA State University.
Theme of the conference
was “A Program For Suc-
cess.”’
Mrs. Lillian Fry, Mrs.
Margaret Nissley, and Mrs.
Virginia. McKenna, -Secret-
aries in the Donegal School
District, attended the con-
ference.
Focus of the conference
was on professional growth
and development of educa-
tional office personnel.
Workshops and seminars
emphasized current educa-
tional trends and improve-
ments of skills and techni-
ques.
Keynoting the conference
was Nicholas L. Goble,
director of public relations
of the PA School Boards
Association and current
president of the National
School Public Relations
Association.
The conference was at-
tended by educational
office personnel from the
entire state.
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