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December 20, 1978
HARRY E. DYER
Harry E. Dyer, 94, died
at 11:45 a.m. December 13
at the Duke Convalescent
Residence, where he had
been a guest for six weeks.
He formerly resided in
Mount Joy.
He was the husband of
the late Ella Greiner Dyer,
who died in 1930. Born in
Lancaster, he was a son of
the late William and Susan
Eichler Dyer.
Surviving are seven
children: Edwin G., Lititz
R3; Clara, wife of Edwin G.
Myers, Manheim R2; Anna
Mary, wife of Clarence
Geib, Lititz; Harry G. Jr.,
Elizabethtown; Eleanor G.,
wife of Abner B. Nauman,
Manheim R2; Martha J.,
wife of Albert Brosey,
Columbia R1; and Dorothy
E., wife of Paul E. Gantz,
Manheim; 28 grandchild-
ren, 23 great-grandchild-
ren, and one great-great-
grandchild; and two sisters,
Esther Waltz and Suie
Ryder, both of Mount Joy.
Goodwill
needs your help
Goodwill Industries of
Lancaster County needs
help. They are looking for
old clothing, furniture, and
household goods for their
handicapped employees to
work on.
If you have anything to
contribute, put your dona-
tion in one of the Goodwill
collection boxes, or call
394-0647 to schedule a
pickup.
Movies
Attention film buffs: 12
classic (and free) movies
will be shown at F&M'’s
Kaufman Hall soon. All
start at 7:00 and are open
to the public.
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Birth of a Nation
The Gold Rush
Didsworth
Citizen Kane
The Razor’s Edge
Picnic
The Misfits
Advise and Consent
Who's Afraid of Virgini
Woolf
Bonnie and Clyde
Lady Sings the Blues
Annie Hall
Births
Mr. and Mrs. John Hart
(Cynthia Strong), Mount
Joy RD2, a son at General
Hospital, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Zeager (Karen Baker),
Bainbridge RD1, a daugh-
ter at St. Joseph Hospital,
Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Gary Price
(Susan Young), 879 Center
Street, Maytown, a son at
General Hospital,
December 14.
Obituaries
ROBERT SCHWERT
Robert G. Schwert, 43, of
1S N. President Ave., was
pronounced dead on arrival
at 11:30 a.m. December 13
at St. Joseph Hospital.
Schwert was stricken ill
while at work at the
Centerville Elementary
School, where he was a:
special education teacher.
An autopsy to determine
the cause of death will be
performed today. Born in
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Wishing You
a Joyous Holiday Season
Columbia, he was a son of
the late Fred and Rose
Salzman Schwert. He was
the husband of Caryl
Aurick Schwert.
He was baptized in the
Christian faith.
Schwert was a graduate
of Columbia High School
and Millersville State Col-
lege. He was a member of
the National Education
Association, the Pennsyl-
vania State Education As-
sociation and the Hemp-
field Education Association.
Besides his wife, at
home, he is survived by
two daughters; Laura and
Shelly, both of Mount Joy.
One brother and two sisters
also survive: Fred D.,
Columbia; Catherine, wife
of Paul O. Pfeiffer, Colum-
bia R3; and Beatrice, wife
of Lloyd Alexander, Balti-
more, Md.
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