— pd CV ow Vi September 21, 1977 OBITUARIES JERE HENDERSON Jere Henderson, a form- er resident of Mount Joy, died last Saturday while driving on Route 23. He has been under the care of a physician for a heart condition for about two years, but the exact cause of death is not known. Mr. Henderson, 40, of 1121 Nissley Rd. in East Hempfield Township was pronounced dead a short time after he arrived at the Columbia Hospital. Henderson, born in Lan- caster, was a son of Ruth S. Henderson, Maytown, and the late Joseph E. Henderson. He was em- ployed by Donnelley Prin- ting Co. in Lancaster where he worked for 15 years. He was a 1955 graduate of Stevens Trade School, a member of the Lutheran faith, a member of the Fan Trailer Club of Pennsyl- vania, Friends and Neigh- bors Chapter, and the International Fan Trailer Club. He is survived by his Besides his mother he is survived by his widow, Alma Lewis Henderson; twin sons, Keith L. and Kevin L., both at home; and one brother, Larry E. Henderson, Maytown. BIGLER NEY Bigler Ney, 74, of 115 W. High St., Maytown, died at General Hospital Tuesday after an illness of three weeks. He was the husband of Mabel Floyd Ney, who died in 1969. Born in Rapho Township, Ney was the son of the late Reuben and Mary Bigler Ney. He was retired from the J.E. Baker Co., York. A member of St. John’s Lutheran Church, May- town, Ney was also a member of the Maytown Fire Co., the Friendship Fire Co., of Mount Joy, Ironville Fire Co., Salunga Fire Co., and the Bain- bridge Fire Co. He was also a member of the Lancaster County Fire- man’s Assoc. and the Lan- caster County Fire Police Assoc. He was chief of the East Donegal Fire Police. A member of the Penn- sylvania Fire Police Assoc., he was alsp a life member of the Elizabethtown Lodge 596, Loyal Order of Moose. Surviving are a son, Irvin Eugene Sr., Columbia RD2; three grandchildren; one great grandson; two sis- ters, Anna Mae Ney and Mrs. Esther E. Shirk, both of Maytown; and a brother, E. Charles, of Philadelphia. FLORENCE §. KRAMER Mrs. Fhbrence S. Kramer, 71, of 18 S. King Street, Maytown, died at 11:45 PM at Columbia Hospital after an illness of four months. She was the widow of the late David S. Kramer, who died in 1961. Born in Mount Joy, she was a daughter of the late Harry S. Steffy, Sr. and Barbara Shissler Steffy. She is survived by four children: Wallce S., Eliza- bethtown RD4; John W., Marietta; Pearl, wife of Clarence W. Barton, Mount Joy; and Elizabeth, wife of Jack Jamil, Lititz. Also sur- viving are a brother, Harry Steffy Jr., Elizabethtown; a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Sheaffer, Elizabethtown; 16 grandchildren; and 13 great -grandchildren. Guest sermons Dr. Donald Barnhouse, a well-known newsman, writer, lecturer, and civic activist, will give a series of sermons during a Bible Conference at the Hemp- field Church of the Brethren, through the week of September 18th-24th. In addition to the ser- mons, there will be music each night. Nursery care will be provided for all The following people re- ceived awards in the indi- cated categories at the Lancaster County Red Cross Safety Programs Awards Picnic held Sept. 10th at Buchmiller Park: 500-hour certificate of appreciation: . Gary R. Maxwell and Lawrence McDermott, both of Mount Joy; 300-hour certificates: children up to the age of five. Dr. Barnhouse has been a news analyst at TV station WCAU, and is widely travelled. His best known book is entitled, ‘‘Is Anybody Up There?’ The church is located at Stevens and Metzler Roads, 1 mile east of East Petersburg. Phone 898-0181. Red Cross awards Romaine L. Engle and James S. Kondras, both of Mount Joy; 15-year pin, Ralph W. Rice of Mount Joy; 10-year pin; Gary R. Maxwell of Mount Joy; S-year pins; Kathleen May, Lawrence McDermott and Judith A. Nonnen- mocheg, all of Mount Joy; and Wendi Herman, for- merly of Bainbridge. 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