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Obituaries
CLARENCE R. EPLER
Clarence R. Epler, 59,
Bainbridge R.D.#1, died last
week at 45 North Perry
Road, Elizabethtown,
' R.D.#1, the home of a family
member. His death followed
a lengthy illness.
A veteran of World War
II, he was self-employed in
the hauling and salvage
business.
He is survived by his
mother, Mrs. Ethel Epler,
Bainbridge R.D.#1; three
- brothers, John Epler, Eliza-
bethtown; Ray Epler, Sport-
ing Hill; and Paul Epler,
Bainbridge R.D.#1; two
sisters, Mrs. Ruth Shank
and Mrs. Elva Shive, both of
Bainbridge R.D.#1; and
nieces and nephews.
ETHEL M. HERR
Ethel M. Herr, formerly
of Marietta, died last week
at the Heatherbank Nursing
Center, Columbia, following
a lengthy illness. She was
71.
Mrs. Herr was the wife of
Jacob R. Herr, also of the
Heatherbank Nursing Cen-
ter.
Born in Elizabethtown,
she was the daughter of the
late Phares and Lida Shank.
She was a member of the
Maytown Brethren in Christ
Church.
She is survived, in
addition to her husband, by
the following children: Paul
R. Herr, Bainbridge RI;
Wilmer R. Herr, Mount Joy;
Norma, wife of Amos
Gelsinger, Jr., Columbia;
Alvin E. Herr, Mount Joy;
Carol A. Herr, Marietta
R.D.#1; and Richard L.
Herr, Maytown. Also sur-
viving are nine grandchild-
ren and two great-grand-
children.
MOSES M. KAUFFMAN
Moses M. Kauffman, 80,
Bainbridge, died at the
Lancaster Osteopathic Hos-
pital last week after a
six-month illnes.
He was born in Conoy
Township, the son of the
late Danial B. and Charlotte
Yerkes Kauffman. He had
lived in Bainbridge for the
last 18 years.
Kauffman was a retired
auto mechanic.
He attended the Bain-
bridge Church of God. He
~ belonged to the Elizabeth-
town Moose, the National
Rifle Association, the Mt.
the
Irs Black Magic
Tourer
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"Lancaster Triumph and Suzuk
Motorcycle and Snowmobile Sales and Service
2981 Hempland Road, US 30 W. & Centerville Road
Lancaster, PA 17601
717/299-6561
Joy Sportsmen’s Associa-
tion, Coneawago Sports-
men’s Association, Bain-
bridge Fire Co., and Camp
Lancaster Rod and Gun Club
in Perry County.
He is survived by his wife,
Viola Espenshade Kauff-
man, three children, Maria,
wife of Vere Shoemaker,
Bainbridge; Donald B.
Kauffman, at home; Hari-
ett, wife of Richard Rutt,
Lancaster; and six grand-
children.
Steve Eno, life guard at the Circle Creek Campground,
can’t decide just what to do after having a pie thrown in
his face. Jacob Morrow, after winning a penny contest at
the pool, got the chance to throw the pie as part of a
Kids’ Day celebration. Second place in the contest went
to Deron Smith while Dyanne Richards captured third.
Births
FREY, Mr. and Mrs. Dale
R. (Crystal Cousler), 539B
Hill Street, Mount Joy, a
daughter at York Hospital
last week.
Mount Joy swimmers
lose to Locust Heights
Mount Joy Lions Swim
Team met the Locust
Heights team at Columbia
last Tuesday, July 1, and
was defeated 182 to 232.
Triple first place winners
were:
14 and under girls
Amy Hess—free, butter
(pool record of 29.5) and
relay (pool record tied at
2:04)
14 and under boys
Mark Shearer—free, back
and butter
Double first place winners
were:
8 and under girls
Karen Boyer—back and
butter
10 and under boys
Andy Breault—free and
relay; Tim McGarvey—
breast and realy; and Scott
Ney—butter and relay
17 and under girls
Sherri Kinsey—free (pool
record at 29.0) and butter
Single first place winners
were:
8 and under boy:
Shawn Ney—relay; Steve
Smith — relay; Chad
Wetzel—relay; and Mark
Stehman, relay
10 and under boys
Mike Funk—relay
12 and under girls
Missey Wetzel—breast
14 and under girls
Emmy Zuch, Hope Madara
and Stacey Gingrich, relay
(pool record at 2:04)
14 and under boys
George Blassick—breast
17 and under girls
Betsy Germer—breast
17 and under boys
Rod Fellenbaum—back
The team met the Ephrata
Red team at the Mount Joy
pool Tuesday, July 8.
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