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Obituaries
CLAUDE B. HENDERSON
Claude B. Henderson,
retired school teacher and
postal worker in Elizabeth-
town, died Thursday at
Monroe Memorial Hospital
in Ocala, Florida. He was
83.
Henderson, formerly of
Elizabethtown, had lived at
1026 NE 2nd St., Ocala for
the past ten years. He was
the husband of Marian
Flora Henderson.
A former school teacher,
Henderson taught in the
Bainbridge and East Done-
gal schools.
He was a fifty year
member and past master of
Shara Lodge 398, Free-and
Accepted Masons, Mariet-
ta; Lancaster Lodge of
Perfection; Harrisburg Con-
sistory, and American Le-
gion Post 329, Elizabeth-
town.
He was a veteran of
World War I, serving in
the U.S. Army.
A graduate of Franklin
and Marshall College, class
of 1926, Henderson was a
member of the Lambda Chi
Some people never
forget a face.
Now some telephones
never forget a number.
Some people never forget a face. But how many of
us remember phone numbers? Even important
numbers? That's why there are little black books
and big thick telephone directories. But alas, little
black books always seem to be a year or two out of
date. And telephone directories aren’t always
where you remember putting them. Fortunately,
United Telephone has introduced TeleDialer 32.
ELECTRONIC TELEPHONE
DIRECTORY
TeleDialer 32 is an electronic telephone directory
that remembers up to 32 numbers for you.
All you have to do is record the number you want
to remember. Then, whenever you want to call a
recorded number, simply push the appropriate but-
ton and your call is speeded to completion.
YOUR PERSONAL OR EMERGENCY
NUMBERS
Just push one of four special emergency buttons
and you can quickly and automatically reach the
police, fire department, family physician, ambu-
lance service or any other emergency number. For
example, if you are going out for the evening where
you can be reached. Then just tell the babysitter to
press the appropriate button if she needs you.
United Telephone introduces
WHAT A MEMORY
When you place a call the number is automatically
remembered. If you want to repeat the call, all you
have to do is press the ‘‘last number dialed’ button.
FOR YOUR HOME OR BUSINESS
It's low cost and many special features make it a
useful communications tool for salesmen, purchas-
ing agents, secretaries, professionals, and shop
owners.
And, for the home, TeleDialer 32 is like having a
personal secretary placing calls to family, friends,
shops, schools, beauty parlors,
etc. >
For the full story of Tele-
Dialer 32 just contact your
local United Telephone
business office to-
day.
TeleDialer 32°
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September 27, 1978
Alpha fraternity.
Born in Maytown, he
was a son of the late
Joseph and Elsie Albright
Henderson.
In addition to his wife,
he is survived by a son, Dr.
Brooke Henderson, both of
Ocala; three grandchildren,
and one sister, Grace
Henderson, Maytown.
MRS. WALTER A. NAU
Mrs. Mary E. Nau, 75,
of 230 East Front Street,
Marietta, died Monday at
her residence. Although in
ill health, death was un-
expected.
She was the widow of
Walter A. Nau, who died in
September 1972. Born in
and a lifelong resident of
Marietta, she was a daugh-
ter of the late George and
Barbara Zipp Shields.
She was a member of the
Blessed Virgin Mary Catho-
lic Church, Marietta.
Surviving are a son and
daughter, Walter G. Nau,
Jr., Marietta, and Mar-
garet M. Booth, Mount
Joy; five grandchildren and
one great-grandchild.
DONNA J. FOGIE
Miss Donna J. Fogie, 16,
of Race Street, Bainbridge,
died at Johns Hopkins
Hospital, Baltimore, last
Sunday morning, after an
illness of four months.
Born in Lancaster, she
was the daughter of Doris
Gutshall Fogie and the late
Donald E. Fogie. She was a
member of the senior class
of 1979 at Elizabethtown
High School. She was a
member of St. Luke's
Lutheran Church, Bain-
bridge.
Surviving, besides her
mother, are two sisters,
Debra E. and Denise E.,
both at home; and her
maternal grandmother,
Mrs. Evelyn Gutshall,
Bainbridge.
Marietta
Ambulance
report
The Marietta Area
Ambulance answered 34
calls in the month of
August, financial secretary
Arthur Haines reports.
The cut-off date for
current memberships is
Sept. 30. After Oct. 1, only
'78-’79 memberships will
be honored, the board of
directors decided. Member-
ships may be purchased at
Farmers First Bank.
A joint meeting of the
board and ambulance per-
sonnel will be held in the
Marietta Community House
on Sunday, Oct. 15, at 2
PM.