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July 4, 1979
Obituaries
Mrs. Harry A. Zuch
Mrs. Lucy Thompson
Zuch, 90, 200 E. Market St.,
Marietta, died at Columbia
Hospital after an illness of
two months.
She was the wife of Harry
A. Zuch, who died in 1977.
Born in Marietta, and a
lifelong resident, she was a
daughter of the late Frank
and Louisa Lartz Thompson.
A life member of Zion
Lutheran Church, Marietta,
and the Lutheran Church
Women, she was also a
member and past worthy
matron of the Donegal
chapter of the OES,
Marietta Post 422, Marietta
Senior Citizens, and the
Columbia Hospital Auxil-
iary.
She is survived by three
sons, Frank T., San
Fernando, Cal.; the Rev.
Robert T., Claysburg, Blair
Co.; and Charles T.,
Clearwater, Fla.; 12 grand-
children, and three great-
grandchildren.
Mrs. David Richwine
Mrs. Ruth E. Richwine,
73, 166 W. Market St.,
Marietta, died at St. Joseph
Hospital after an illness of
three months.
She was the wife of David
L. Richwine, and the couple
had observed their 54th
wedding anniversary on
June 22.
A member of English
United Presbyterian Church
of Marietta. She was also a
member of the Senior
Citizens of Columbia.
Born in Marietta, she was
a daughter of the late
Samuel J. and Elizabeth R.
Hartig McKain.
Besides her husband, she
is survived by one son,
Gerald S. Richwine, Lan-
caster; two grandsons; and
five great-grandchildren.
Amos H. Shoemaker
Amos H. Shoemaker, 87,
Bainbridge R1 died at St.
Joseph Hospital after a brief
illness.
The son of the late Henry
and Hattie Hauk Shoemaker
of Conoy Twp., he was the
husband of the late Bessie
Kendig Shoemaker, who
died in November 1968.
He was a retired
employee of Klein’s Choco-
late Co., Elizabethtown, and
a member of the Steven’s
Hill Church of the Brethren,
Bainbridge.
He is survived by four
sons and two daughters:
Chester K., Bradenton,
Fla.; Mervin K., Elizabeth-
town; Maurice M., Sierra
Madre, Calif.; Wilbur K.,
Lancaster; Olive M., wife of
John Keener, Mount Joy;
Arlene, wife of Norman
Givens, Andover, N.Y.; 23
grandchildren, and 21
great-grandchildren.
Lester K. Fogie
Lester K. Fogie, 65, of
431 S. Market Ave., Mount
Joy, died at home after a
long illness.
The husband of Kathryn
Derr Fogie, he was born in
Newtown, Rapho Township.
He was the son of the late
William K. and Clara Kaylor
Fogie. :
A lifetime resident o
Lancaster Co., he was
employed as a moulder with
the Donegal Springs Foun-
dary at the time of his death.
He was formerly a moulder
at the Florin Foundary, Mt.
Joy. He worked as a
moulder for 48 years.
He was the owner and
operator of Fogie’s Cafe in
Marietta for the past 25°
years.
He was a member of the
Loyal Order of Moose,
Columbia Lodge; the Mari-
etta Beneficial Association;
the Susquehanna Beneficial
Association, Marietta; the
American Legion Post 329,
Elizabethtown, and the
Mountville Veterans of
Foreign Wars Post.
A veteran of World War
II, he served as a mess
sergeant in the east
Mediterranean theater as a
member of the 131st
General Hospital unit. He
served for four years,
spending one year in
Europe.
In addition to his wife, he
is survived by two brothers
and three sisters: Victor K.
Fogie, Berlin, N.J.; Adam
K. Fogie, Elizabethtown R4; .
Martha K., wife of William
Smith, Philadelphia; Mrs.
Alice K. Schoelkoph, of
Columbia, and Mrs. Frances
K. Garner, Lancaster.
Mrs. George Weber
Mrs. Ida Shiflet Weber,
6S, 1 S. Market St., Mount
Joy, died at Lancaster
General Hospital after an
extended illness.
She was born in Lancaster
and the daughter of the late
Noah and Elsie Hershock
Shiflet. George Weber, her
husband, died in 1968S. :
A resident of Mount Joy
for 44 years, she formerly
lived in Dillerville. She was
employed at the Market
Basket in Elizabethtown for
15 years.
She was a member of the
Trinity Evangelical Congre-:
gational Church, Mount
Joy, and its Sunday School.
Surviving are four sons:
George J., East Petersburg;
Myron, Mount Joy; Joseph
A., Elizabethtown; and
Kenneth E., Wilmington,
Del.; a daughter, Shirley
M., wife of John L. Martin,
Hopewell, Va.; 18 grand~ -
children and seven great-
grandchildren.
Also surviving are four
brothers: William Shiflet,
Peach Bottom; Noah Shiflet,
Chesapeake City, Md.;
Elmer Shiflet, York; and,
Robert Shiflet, Brandon,
Fla.; Five sisters: Mrs. Ruth
MacPherson, Mrs. Betty
Burke, Pearl Shiflet, Lan-
caster; Marian, wife of
Theodore Moehler of Rran-
don, Fla.; Marie, + of
John Shrum, Mount Juy.