Page 4—SUSQUEHANNA TIMES Obituaries MARIE S. BECHTEL Marie S. Bechtel, 69, of 232 W. Market Street, Marietta, died at the Heatherbank Convalescent Center, Columbia, after an illness of 18 months. She was the wife of Harry B. Bechtel. Mrs. Bechtel was a member of the English United Presbyterian Church in Marietta. She was born in Elizabethtown R1 and was the daughter of the late Jacob E. and Barbara Shivas Shearer. Surviving in addition to her husband, are two sisters and a brother: May S., wife of John Gibble, Marietta R1; Jean S., wife of Wilbur Landis, Bainbridge R1; and Robert C. Shearer, Eliza- bethtown R1. LAURENCE GUTSHALL Laurence J. Gutshall of Bainbridge died at the Lancaster General Hospital after an illness of three months. He was 54. Mr. Gutshall was the husband of the late Velma Shirk Gutshall. He worked at Wyeth Labortories in Marietta for 18 years. He served as a Staff Sergeant in the Air Force in the 645th Bombardment Squadron during World War I. He was awarded the European, African, and Middle East Theaters of Operation ribbons, four bronze service stars and eleven bronze oak leaf clusters. A member of the Loyal Order of Moose Lodge 596, Elizabethtown, and the Wyeth Bowling League, he attended Falmouth United Methodist Church. He was born in New “We compared phone Left Vernon Trimble and Roger F. Ecolono, co-owners Greencastle Ford. @ ’ Growth is an important objective of a progressive business. Greencastle Ford's highly competitive co-owner Roger Ecolono quickly realized however, ‘‘That our firm’s rapid growth was placing a strain on our telephone system ¥) Roger called Jean Trace, United’s area Sales Representative. United’s professionals evaluated the existing telephone system and worked with the people at Greencastle Ford to determine their individual requirements. An automatic dialer with a capacity of 1000 pre-selected telephone numbers became part of a solution to Roger’s particular problem. The United Telephone Company, drawing on its extensive experience and resources was also able to offer Greencastle Ford management the choice of expanding the existing telephone system or replacing it with an advanced electronic system. Telephone service is an important part of your business. Why not get a professional to assist you. Our consulting service is free and we can offer you various pricing options. Call today and ask for a communications consultant. : THE UNITED TELEPHONE COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA TS United Telephone System Germantown, Perry County, the son of the late Edward and Olive Gutshall, and lived in Bainbridge for most of his life. : Surviving him are his three daughters: Connie, wife -of Michael J. Rank, Bainbridge R1; Kathy, wife of Kim D. Schatz, Bain- bridge; Mindy, wife of Jeffrey W. Hummer, Eliza- bethtown; four brothers: Charles and Clark, both of Bainbridge; Benjamin, of Rheems, and Eugene, Ly- kens; and four sisters: Mrs. Helen Reed, Coconut Grove, Fla.; Mrs. Mary Storm, Bainbridge R1; Mable Gut- shall, Elizabethtown; and Mrs. Nettie Eichelberger, Red Lion; and six grand- children. ANNA E. POWERS Anne E. Powers, 86, formerly of Marietta, died at Frankford Hospital, Phila- delphia. She was the widow of James Powers. She had lived with her son, Miller H. Powers, 4624 E. Thompson St., Philadelphia, for the past 18 months. She had resided in Marietta most of her life. She belonged to St. John’s Episcopal Church, Marietta. Born in Marietta, she was the daughter of the late Joseph A. and Rebecca Naylor McLain. In addition to her son, she is survived by two grand- children and two brothers, William R. and Harry R. McLain, both of Marietta. Donegal Menu Following is the Donegal School District lunch menu for the week of January 28 through February 1. Milk is included with all of the meals. Monday Grilled Cheese Sandwich Soup & Crackers Celery/peanut butter Fruit & Cookie Tuesday Beef Bar-B-Que on roll French Fries Butt. Peas Creamy Dessert Wednesday Macaroni & Cheese Tomato Sauce Lettuce & Egg Salad Fruit Thursday Ham Patty w/cheese on roll Scalloped Potatoes Butt. Broccoli Banana/orange juice Friday Escalloped Chicken Harvard Beets Lettuce w/cream dressing Jello w/topping
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