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Michael A. Johns, who died
in April. She was baptized in
the Christian faith and was a
member of Donegal Post
809, American Legion Auxi-
liary, Maytown.
Born in Mount Joy, she was
a daughter of Elwood K. and
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Surviving, in addition to
her parents, are a son, Larry
E. Johns, York R12; four
brothers, Christian and
Robert E. Gerber, both of
Lancaster; Charles N. Ger-
ber, Maytown; and Irvin L.
Gerber, Sanduskie, Ohio;
Two sisters, Sandra L., wife
of Charles Garner, York,
and Bette A., wife of Walter
Woods, Wrightsville.
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Mrs. Ernest Hess
Elizabeth M. Hess, 74,
of 128 Harrisburg Ave.,
Rheems, died unexpectedly
at Lancaster General Hospi-
tal. She had been under the
care of a physician.
She had been employed at
the former Risser’s Garment
Co., Elizabethtown, for 22
years.
Mrs. Hess was a member
of Hossler’s Mennonite
Church.
Born in West Donegal
Township, she was a
daughter of the late Henry
and Elizabeth Newcomer
Miller.
She is survived by her
husband, Ernest D. Hess;
one son, Nelson Hess,
Landisville; two grand-
daughters; one sister, Mar-
tha, wife of Norman
Ebersole, Mount Joy, and
one brother, Christ Miller,
Elizabethtown, R1.
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Obituaries
Mrs. Paris N. Garber
Mary C. Garber, 84,
Elizabethtown, died at
Lancashire Hall.
She was the wife of the
late Paris N. Garber, and a
resident of the Maytown-
Elizabethtown area all of her
life.
Mrs. Garber was a
member of St. John
Lutheran Church, Maytown.
Born in Maytown, she
was a daughter of the late
John H. and Ella Nicholas
Keener.
Surviving are two daugh-
ters, Beatrice, wife of C.
Edward Blank, Bethlehem,
and Mary, wife of Roy W.
Garber, Elizabethtown; also
three grandchildren and two
great-grandchildren.
She is also survived by
two sisters, Edith Rojahn,
Harrisburg, and Ruth, wife
of Martin G. Musser,
Lancaster; and one brother,
Joseph N. Keener, of
Maytown.
Edward G. Roberts
Edward G. Roberts, 75, of
3 E. Liberty St., formerly of
Columbia, died at Lancaster
General Hospital, after an
illness of three days.
He was a retired janitor
from Graybill Electric Co.
He was baptized in the
United Methodist faith. A
U.S.Army veteran of World
War II, he was a
life-member of AmVets Post
19, Lancaster, and a former
baseball player with the old
Columbia Church League.
Born in Marietta, he was
a son of the late Harry and
Margie Eisenberger Rob-
erts.
He is survived by one
brother, William Roberts,
Mountville, and one sister,
Anna Tangert, Lancaster,
and a number of nieces and
nephews.
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July 11, 1979
Stephen J. Coleman
Stephen Joseph Coleman,
23, of 3200 Payne Ave., San
Jose, Calif., formerly of
Mount Joy R2, was killed in
a motorcycle accident at
Uvas County Park, Santa
Clara County, Calif., near
San Jose.
He died after his
motorcycle collided with a
truck on a curve in the road.
Born in Lancaster, he was
a son of Dr. Hugh J. and
Joan Harmer Coleman, of
Mount Joy R2. He had been
a resident of San Jose for
the past two years and was
employed with the Apex
Marble Company as mana-
ger of the marble shop.
He was a member of St.
Peter’s Catholic Church and
the Loyal Order of Moose
Lodge, both of Elizab::th-
town. He was a 1973
graduate of Elizabetht>wn
Area High School where he
was active in varsity sports.
In addition to his parents,
he is survived by three
brothers, Michael H., San
Jose, Calif.; Christopher R.,
Arlington, Va.; and Gary T.,
at home; two sisters, Jane
E., and Kathy J., both at
home, and a maternal
grandfather, Raymond L.
Harmer, Upper Darby.
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