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February 14, 1979
Obituaries
JOHN W. ANDERSON
John W. Anderson, 70,
of 19 West Main Street,
Mount Joy, died on
February 6th of a sudden
attack of illness.
He was the husband of
Catherine Krodel Ander-
son, who survives him. He
had lived in Mount Joy for
62 years.
Until he retired in 1973,
he had worked as a sales-
‘man with Sayres, Sheid
and Sweeton of Lancaster.
He worked there for 22
years. *
He was a member of the
Trinity Lutheran Church,
the W.S. Ebersole - Post
185, American Legion, the
Loyal Order of Moose 299,
Lancaster, the Hershey
Italian Lodge, and the War
Memorial Association of
Palmyra. v
He was born in Steelton,
the son of the late John W.
and Carrie Fellenbaum
Anderson.
In addition to his widow,
he is survived by two
brothers: Charles V. of
Mount Joy, and Austin F.
of Manhiem.
MRS. CLARENCE HERR
Helen Collins Herr, of
Ridge Wood Manor Park,
Mount Joy, died on
February 6th at Lancaster
General Hospital. She was
79 years old.
Mrs. Herr worked for 20
years as a housemother at
Messiah College in Gran-
tham, PA. She was a
membet of the Cross Roads
Brethren in Christ Church.
She was born in Chicago,
a daughter of the late John
and Mamie Adelotte Smith.
She is survived by: her
husband, Clarence W.
Herr; three daughters;
Helen, the wife of Ethan
Book, Frederick, MD;
Norma, the wife of
Chester Sollenberger,
Chambersburg; and Betty,
the wife of John Hoffman,
Jr., Maytown; two step-
daughters: Letha, the wife
of Kenneth Hetshey, Wil-
low Street; and Minnie, the
wife of Stanley Danz,
Lancaster; 10 grandchil-
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Ricky
Heisey (Barbara Toth), 6
Maplewood Lane, May-
town, a son at General
Hospital, February 6th.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood
Flowers (Sheila Lokey), 935
West Main Street, Mount
dren; 1S great-grandchil-
dren; two sisters: Frances
Burkholder, Upland, CA,
and Ethel Earle, Arcola, IL;
and two brothers: George
Smith, Kansas City, MO,
and Newell Smith, Boca
Raton, FL.
PAUL SMUCK
Paul W. Smuck, 78, of
121 West Market Street,
Marietta, died unexpected-
ly at home last Thursday.
He was the husband of
Mary F. Strohm Smuck.
He formerly owned a
service station in Marietta.
He was born in Wrights-
ville, a son of the late
Millard W. and Carrie
Horn Smuck.
- Smuck was a member of
the Grace United Methodist
Church of Marietta, the
Knights of Malta, York, the .
Pioneer Fire Company and
the Pennsylvania Firemen’s
Association.
In . addition to his wife,
he 1s survived by a
daughter, Lois, the wife of
John E. Shope, Marietta;
seven grandchildren; seven
great-grandchildren; two
sisters, Anna Grimm of
Columbia and Myrna A.
the wife of Charles Keller,
York; and two brothers,
Clarence H. of Wrightsville
and Lee H., of Red Lion.
MRS. WILLIS RODKEY
Haldy L. Rodkey, 83, of
St. Anne's Home, RD2
Columbia, died there last
Thursday after a long
illness.
She was the widow - of
Willis Rodkey. She former-
ly lived in Ardmore and
worked in the Admissions
Office of Bryn Mawr
College. She was a member
of St. Mary's Episcopal
Church, Ardmore, and the
Daughters of the American
Revolution.
She was a graduate of
Virginia Intermont College.
She was born in Mari-
etta, a daughter of the late
S. Haldeman and Ella Lutz
Libhart. She is survived by
one nephew.
Joy, a son at General
Hospital, February Sth.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Kent (Tina lazzi), Hanover
RD1, formerly of Mount
Joy, a son on February 7th
at Hanover General
Hospital.
SUSQUEHANNA TIMES—Page 7
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Adding a blanket of insulation to your elec-
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Because insulation helps contain heat in
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for years!
Cut strips of insulation to wrap around your
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