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Clearance Sales
Garage Sales
Going-out-of-business Sales
Bankrupt Sales
Everybody loves em!
Yes, we have a clearance sale
on all tires in stock.
We’re getting ready for winter.
Check-em!
Miller’s Tire & Service
Maytown, PA Phone 426-3430
Shelly’s have Loads of Good Used Furniture and
Inexpensive New Furniture at SUPER GOOD
PRICES!
— OPEN DAILY —
9 a.m. to 8 p.m.
SATURDAY'S
9am, tod p.m.
MASTER
CHARGE
VISA
SHELLY'S BARGAIN BASEMENT
237 Locust Street, Columbia
PHONE 684-3780
EMERGENCY
“EMERGENCY
MEDICAL CALLS MEDICAL SERVICES
Saturday Afternoon Available Day & Night
and Sunday COLUMBIA HOSPITAL
Norlanco Health Center 7th & Poplar
(Emergency Entrance)
. (Mount Joy Area Only)
Statement of Ownership, Management and Circula-
tion week of September 24, 1980. Owner: Nancy H.
Bromer, Box 75A, R.D.#1, Marietta, PA 17547. Editor:
Diane L. Krantz, 26 South Market St., Mount Joy, PA
17552. Total paid circulation: 1059. Mail Subscriptions:
900. Dealer sale: 66.
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Box 75-A, R.D.#1, Marietta, PA 17547
Published weekly on Wednesdays
[52 issues per year]
Telephone: [717/ 426-2212 or 653-8383
Publisher—Nancy H. Bromer
Editor—Diane L. Krantz
Advertising Manager—Kay Kauffman
Marietta Editor—Hazel Baker
Mount Joy Editor—Cherie Dillow
Vol. 80, No. 39, October 1, 1980
Advertising rates upon request
Entered at the Post Office in Marietta, PA, as
second class mail under the Act of March 3, 1879
Subscription Rate— $6.00/year
[Outside Lancaster County—$6.50/ year]
§ critical
§ Osteopathic Hospital ever
8 since the accident.
Amateur genealogists
get new state service
A new time-saving re-
search service is now
Lancaster
Ad Club
The Lancaster Advertis-
ing Club will present Judy
Sciaky, Advertising/Broad-
cast Director of Gimbel’s,
Philadelphia, at their Octo-
ber 9th dinner meeting at
the Sheraton-Conestoga Vil-
lage. Her theme will be
“Getting More Budget thru
Proper use of CO-OP
Advertising’’ and will in-
clude the topics of general
advertising goals, broadcast
as dominant advertising
vehicle, and CO-OP as a
major factor. . .its effect on
budget.
To place a reservation or
obtain information on mem-
bership, call Emily Bucher
at 393-6186 before October
7th. The Lancaster Advertis-
ing Club welcomes mem-
bers and guests from
Lancaster, Dauphin, York,
Lebanon, Berks and Chester
Counties.
Births
DIEM, Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey
(Nancy Sipling), Box 281,
Maytown, a daughter at the
General Hospital last week.
EICHLER, Mr. and Mrs.
Gregory (Norma Mullican),
111 Heisey Ave., Rheems, a
daughter at the General
Hospital last week.
PATTON, Mr. and Mrs.
William (Phyllis Whiten-
ack), Mount Joy RD2, a son
at the General Hospital last
week.
WANSLEY, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred (Carol Lacy), 142 N.
Waterford Ave., Marietta, a
son at the General Hospital
last week.
available to amateur gene-
alogists attempting to trace
their roots through the state
of Pennsylvania. Designed
to help researchers locate
important early records of
their ancestors, the service
is broken down into three
significant areas: a will
index search; a naturaliza-
tion records search; and an
early land warrants search.
The county will index
search provides the genealo-
gist with an inventory of all
people by his surname who
left wills in a particular
county; the -year each will -
was probated; plus any
additional information that
may be listed (e.g., volume/
page of the original record,
file number, name of
administrator or executor,
place of residence, etc).
The search of county
naturalization abstracts pro-
duces a list of all people by a
particular surname who
were naturalized in a
county; the date each
became a citizen of the
United States; plus any
additional information that
may be contained in the lists
(e.g., country and county of
origin, port and date of
entry to U.S., age, resi-
dence, sponsors’ names,
etc).
An examination of early
land warrant rolls provides
the researcher with a roster
of all people with a
particular surname in a
county who are listed as
having received such land
warrants; the number of
acres involved; and the date
of survey.
For a listing of the
Pennsylvania counties avail-
able to be searched, and the
years covered for each
county, researchers should
send a long self-addressed
stamped envelope to: Shir-
ley G. McQuillis, Search
Director, ‘Pennsylvania
Roots,”” R.D.2 Box 180,
Ligonier, PA 15658.
Obituaries
WALTER R. GANTZ JR.
Lance Cpl. Walter» R.
8 Gantz Jr., 20, of Bainbridge
RD1, died last Wednesday,
September 24, of multiple
§ injuries sustained in a Sept.
7 car accident near his
home. He had been in
condition at the
Gantz, a U.S. Marine,
§ was stationed at Arlington,
2 VA.
The accident occured on
Route 441 at the intersection
§ of Bainbridge Road in Conoy
8 Township. Gantz, the driver
§ of the car, and a passanger,
Patricia Stauffer, 19, Royal-
ton, were pinned in the
wreckage for almost an
hour.
Miss . Stauffer has since
recovered.
A 1978 graduate of
Donegal High School, Gantz
was a member of Congrega-
tional Presbyterian Church,
Middletown.
He is survived by his
mother, Mrs. Eleanor G.
Sipel, Bainbridge RDI; his
father and stepmother, Mr.
and Mrs. Reuben Gantz Sr.,
Elizabethtown; and two
half-sisters, Jennifer and
Annette Gantz, Elizabeth-
town.
He is also survived by his
maternal grandmother,
Mr. and Mrs. Scott M. Hershey
October 1, 1980
Miss Donna K. Neidigh
bride of Scott Hershey
The marriage of Donna K.
Neidigh, 617 W. Main
Street, Mount Joy, to Scott
M. Hershey, 43 Springville
Road, Mount Joy, took place
August 30, 10 am, Lakeside
at Millersville State College
Campus, Millersville, with
the Rev. Richard Mark,
uncle of the groom, officiat-
ing.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Christian
D. Neidigh, 680 Wood
Street, Mount Joy. She is a
1974 graduate of Donegal
High School and Willow
Street Vo-Tech and a 1978
graduate of York Hospital
School of Nursing. She is
currently attending Millers-
ville State College, and is
employed by St. Joseph’s
Hospital, Lancaster.
The bridegroom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Amos D.
Hershey, 43 Springville
Road, Mount Joy. He
graduated from Donegall
High School in 1974 and
Mrs. Izetta Waple, Middle-
town; his paternal grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter S. Gantz, Elizabeth-
town; and his step-grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Sipel, Elizabeth-
town.
MARY FLOY GILBERT
Mary Floy Gilbert, 87,
formerly of Mount Joy, died
last week at the Lancaster
Osteopathic Hospital after
an extended illness.
Mrs. Gilbert was the
widow of C. Raymond
Gilbert. She was born in
Middletown, the daughter
of Levi N. and Mary Foltz
Peck, and resided in Mount
Joy most of her life until she
Millersville State College in
1979. He is manager of
Hershey & Son Sport
Supply, Inc., Mount Joy.
The bride, given in
marriage by her parents,
wore a champagne colored
street length dress fash-
ioned with a chiffon bodice
with butterfly sleeves and a
semi-full crepe skirt. Her
headdress was made of
champagne silk rose and
babies breath. She carried a
single long-stemmed red
rose with babies breath.
Maid of honor was Miss
Evonne L. Neidigh, Read-
ing, sister of the bride.
Serving as best man was
Ted A. Hershey, Hartford,
Connecticut, brother of the
groom.
Following a reception at
Groff’s Farm, Mount Joy,
the couple took a wedding
trip to the mountains.
The couple will reside at
617 W. Main Street, Mount
Joy.
moved to Luthertown four
years ago.
She belonged to the
Trinity Lutheran Church in
Mount Joy, the Lutheran
Church Women of Trinity,
Chapter 407 of the Order of
the Eastern Star of Eliza-
bethtown, and the Mount
Joy Business and Pro-
fessional Women’s Club.
She is survived by a son,
John P. Gilbert, Mandeville,
La.; two daughters, Jane,
wife of Dr. Charles B.
Frank, Tantallon, Md.; and
Mary Edith, wife of Charles
C. Bond, Rydal; a brother,
John C. Peck, Lancaster;
seven grandchildren and
seven great-grandchildren.