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JOHN G. EBERLE | Esophageal obstruction fre- Weddings | ii oa S. Rn 81, ro |auently follows loss of buccal bare | 102 East Donega ount Joy | discrimination. Docto at are oo ; ANAT | died at her home Saturday at 9 Fe a Roe a VI ae CRANISHAW —~ | p. m. after an illness of 2 years. |that people with artificial teeth The APHIS ol op in 1 | Born in Rapho Twp., she was jose much of their sensitie ity to V- Siegnin, of 4 A oH { | the daughter of the late Samuel | foreign bodies in the mouth I 3 a Al Ti i | and Annie Missemer Witmer. guch as fish bones and pins mbia R io Pau ol Cae) A | She resided in Mount Joy for which may be accidentally haw, Sop oS. Ta I on a i the past 47 years. Her husband | wallowed. shaw, of ! laytown, took Plae | was the late John G. Eberle of : : at two o'clock Saturday after- | Mount Joy. pad children are likely 10 noon, in Ironville, Ei U. B She wis: a. ‘of St. swallow objects that stick in the Church with the Rev Grant VACUUM CLEANER Mark's EUB Church and Sun mer, Harrisburg, and one grand- | son, Jack Eberle, of Bob Jones University, Greenville, S. C. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon from the Hellig Funeral Home. Interment was made in the Henry Eberle Cemetery. MRS. KATIE H. LORAW | Interment in the Mount Joy _ | throat but adults [tempting suicide are expected [to exercise more caution with day School, Mt. Joy, and wa The bride was given in mar y ool, Mt a § @|roreign bodies in the mouth. The | Yo ; former teacher in the Sunday riage by her father and was at- 4 chief symptom of some disorder oi School. in the esopbaseds is | tended by her sister, Mrs. Rich [ : : : > esophasgus is dysphagia, : ~ | She is survived by a son, Wit-| X e 1s | ard Dager, Columbia R1, as ma LQ the medical term for difficulty [in swallowing. There are many | , oo for th list dl Maytown, served as best man, 1ses for this istressing «¢ v ‘ ; {Sa : Sais 8 an [ Mrs. Samuel Stair, Columbia, sometimes dangerous condition. : ‘ " . | was organist, and Charles Ging- Catisties swallowed such as|pich, Columbia, was soloist lye are an important cause of | A reception followed in the narrowing of the esophagus in| church social hall. After a short children and also in those at-| wedding trip the couple will re with caustics. containers | illness. Born in Rapho Twp., she | Miller officiating | tron of honor. | side NO TOWN Er ONLY $9425 © Glenn Arnold, of 1 ROLLS ROOM-T0-ROOM WITH ALL ROLLS READY-TO-USE FROM YOUR CLOSET! ROLLS OVER DOOR SILLS, ~ i, at ( slumbia Ri, RUGS AND BARE FLOORS! | Proper markings on a ° Mrs. Bf. Loren. eighty- | °F caustics as required by law S "Tool Rack for Lewy! and Wall Rack for closet optional at smalf cosy Ae two, widow of Henry G. Loraw, | Nave reduced the number of — ir: At died at 11 p. Tm. Sunday at the |Such cases among children. In- | A a TTENTI | hole of her flammation of the membranous | | OUR WANT PLUSE Instant dust dispersal Ae 4 ON | daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley | Juning of the esophagus with ADS ARE Extra rug cleaning powert’ R14 | K. Shenk, 51 Donegal Springs Shas i 19 one SMALL Tada in'youb old deame “Power Dial" gives exact ses at Garments received by 2 a | Road, Mount Joy, after an o> of In Swallowing. | but the et dou sie spe SEWYY dowd fion for every fob! + Allergy! RR: ME | ness of several years. { Prolonged irritation of the | NOTICED HM GET THIS $2495 proof 5-Aiter system? + Quiet at S| Born in Mant daught mucous membrance of the gul- Hoe RI le: 1eim, a daughter Ef ar) A fe i he 5p. M., WEDN ESDAY, 22nd as | of the late John and Catherine |let results in spasms, ulteration, i CHEST-TV BENCH re . Comes witht dean Se IE | Heit Zink, she was a resident of} ond the esopha- | / 910%% 2% : #5 | Mount Joy for 50 years. Her |8UsS. Such disturbance as regur- | FREE At will be ready 2 | husband died in 1950. gitation is sometimes seen after y OFFER LIMITED) Ae 3 =| Surviving are three children, | surgical operation, with preg- Stes aden, Dem a Ton | } a FRIDAY, DEC. 24th a Lottie, wife of Joseph Bundel, nancy, and in diseases requiring | SMOKEHOUSE Sn ives TRADE IN YOUR ues As | Palmyra; Roy Z., Elizabethtown; 10ng bed-rest. * qundy Re, Fret Green, ples 3 abet DELICIOUS rtd OLD CLEANER NOW! Ie A | and Elsie Mae, wife of Stanley With esophageal obstruction, While wi Bh! N We “es tf | K. Shenk, with whom she resid- a non-irritating diet may be STAYMAN RL Se ed; also five grandchildren, 12 sufficient to relieve the condi- GRIMES Fa 1( er % S| great grandcildren, and 4 sisters tion, but sometimes mechanical 1 RI z's | Mrs. Amanda Heaps, Columbia; stretching of the gullet may be Jose h B. Hostetler LESTER E. ROBERTS & | ae A | Emma, wife of Clayton Hendrix, necessary. Esophagus abnormal- | di A > a YOU PHONE ~ WE CALL | Mrs. Ella Mateer and Mrs. Ida ities are sometimes encountered Phone Mt. Joy 3-4649 | 47 EAST MAN SThESE i Brun Moun S0Y, PA a a | Hendrix, all of Mount Joy. [in the newborn. Guard the gul- | 49-4e ! “COOPERATING MOUNT JOY RETAIL MERCHANT a Cooperating Mount Joy Retail Merchant ae Funeral services were held let. es pe np mm mmm RK TE TE TL TEI IL TRILL ISIE PERIL BE ILA ETE RRR TERE HK ie one snare AUR SLO NTN 0 IN SN eT aU aI aU aN eI elie Tea 800 0 ene 30 | Wednesday afternoon at 2:00 her } » after a tt ~ ron! KF HS Rn = Staind | from the Nissley Funeral Home. | her home after a three year’s ¥ 3 i # Wonderful fun for children A fascinating picture rug, packed with rollic king circus and Wild West scenes. Your choice of 2 gay color Easy to clean—— th K-99 finish. Isa bright new member of Armstrong's Quaker Rug family schemes—4 popular sizes 9x10’: SPECIAL Reg. $9.95 $6.95 gives 40° longer wear wi See the Circus Rug here today. KEENER’S FURNITURE MOUNT JOY, MOUNT JOY RETAIL MERCHANT OPEN EVENINGS > "OOPE RATING ‘STARTING FRIDAY 17, UNTIL “CHRISTMAS Cemetery, Mount Joy. LEAR No ET Na p57 ey 2 FOR ALL AGES J hs i ee RIDER DOLL-E-CRIB i Tr with MATTRESS &, < Rolls along smoothly on its big WA ,o [| rubber tires = gongs ringing mer= | Hondsome rily. Reins hove jingle bells for | doll crib is 9 Ne added fun, big enough (lla N, Seat is 10= for her lorg= . | inches high, est doll. Has of 19 inch over- sliding side, for all rolling cos= A Age 2-4, ters, Age 4-8 | LN \ 98 o 5 $ Lill Nt WN L72/315/m1 y GOLDEN TRUMPET Be with CASE utifully finished | 1398 1910.59 GLOVES SET OF 4 Lots of fun ond useful value in this glove set of genuine wine leather. Fully lined. Age 7-9 12° H. S. Newcomer & Son Inc. MOUNT JOY, PENNA. “Cooperating Mount Joy Retail Merchant” toned | Age 6-9 NSF Na? © jz TOYS | Cemetery. { rr ee ree | | MRS. WILLIAM FACKLER | Mrs. Susan D. Fackler, sev- | enty-eight, widow of William F.| | Fackler, 234 Marietta Ave., Mt. | Joy, died at 5:45 a. m. Thurs- day at the home of a daughter, | Mrs. Roy Spahr, Landisville, af | ter a long illness. Born in id | caster County, she was a daugh- | | ter of the late Demas and Susan Hikes Dibeler and was a mem- | | ber of the Salunga Methodist | { Church and the Farm Women’s | | Society 4. Surviving are these] | sons and daughters: Claude D., Harrisburg; Ruth F., wife of Roy Spahr, with whom she was | | residing; Sue E., wife of Harry Hannaford, Plainfield, N. J. | Anne F., wife of George A Shenk, Landisville; William H. Fackler, Jane F., wife of James Krall, and Eleanore F., wife of Lester Mumma, all of Mount | Joy; Daniel H,, Windsor, York County; Paul W. Silver Spring. | Fifeen grandchildren, five great- grandchildren and a brother and sister also survive. Mrs. | Sarah Roland, Elizabethtown, and Joseph N. Dibeler, Enola. Funeral Services were held | Sunday from the Fred H. Koser | Funeral Home, Landisville. In- | te rment in the Henry Eberle | JOHN B. HERSHEY i John B. Hershey, 79, Lancas- ter R1 died Monday at his home | after a five weeks’ illness. Born {in Penn Twp.,, he was a son of ! the late Levi E. and Catherine Buckwalter Hershey and was a | member of the Rohrerstown Mennonite Church. He was a farmer in Penn Twp. until he | retired 20 years ago "and moved | to his present address. In addition to his wife, the former Adeline Reist, he is sur- vived by 5 daughters and a son: Kathryn R, Tampa, Fla.; Mary R., wife of Noah Kreider, Man- heim R3; Florence R., wife of Floyd Risser, Hershey R2; Cora R., wife of Harold Book, Ronks R1; Jacob R., Lancaster Rl; and Mildred R., wife of Clayton Shaub, Hershey R2. Twenty-five grandchildren and four great- | grandchildren also survive. | Funeral services will be held | Friday at 1:30 from the Hershey residence and 2:00 at the Rohr- erstown Mennonite Church. In- terment in Erb’s cemetery Friends may call at the Her- shey residence Thursday 7 to 9 p. m. The Nissley Funeral Home is in charge of funeral arrange- ments. ee MRS. JACOB ZEAGER Mrs. Fannie Sharpe Zeager, fifty-five, wife of Jacob G. Zea- ger, Mount Joy R2, Rapho Twp, died at 10:45 a. m. Tuesday at | F. and late John | Sharpe and a member of the Brethren in| Christ Church. In addition to. her husband, she is survived by two daughters, Myrle, wife of | { Brady Hess, Mount Joy R2: and | was a daughter of the TT Harriet Kathryn, at home. Four grand- children and these brothers and | sisters also survive: Henry Dourte, Lebanon; Susie, wife of | § Henry Brownsberger; Emma, | wife of Landis Brubaker: John S. Dourte, and the Rev. Monroe E. Dourte, all of Manheim; Mrs. Alice Heisey, and | ¥ Florin. i Funeral services will be held | # Friday afternoon at 1:30 the 3 Nissley Funeral Home oo. 2:00 | p. m. at the Mt. Pleasant Breth- | 4 ren in Christ Church. Interment | in the adjoining cemetery. Friends may call at the Fu | neral Home this evening | 3 (Thurs) 7 to 2% iid . i$ SAVE MONEY BY READING THE ADS Buy A V. F. W. Christmas Tres | ALL SIZES ALL KINDS LOW PRICES ON SALE AT 45 Columbia Ave. MOUNT JOY 49-2c | GAS SERVICE A AE EER Pee, Roy M. Ressler 27 W. MAIN ST. MOUNTVILLE PHONE 5-5301 OR CALL K. RESSLER FLORIN, PA. MT. JOY 3-5731 New and Used Gas Ranges | 24-tfe WM. NRE ETE TRE TT: TRS PRR PRR ok TO FN eS TUR TR TRA RS TR TR US RS DUT TR TR 5 TU TR TR TU RAS TR RS TR RR US TR TU RS Gal ies MAN:SIZED | Wearables Win The i" > Masculine A i Vote! i » Give a man a gilt h¢ » can wear and you're sure to please him most at Christmas espe ; ially if you choose (rom our fabulous collection of wearables, a'l right on the target of mascul ine taste! TIES — BELTS — GLOVES SHIRTS — DRESS & SPORT SWEATERS — SLIPPERS SCARFS — UMBRELLAS JACKETS — HANDKERCHIEFS PAJAMAS — GARTERS OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL CHRISTMAS CLOSED AT 6:00 P. 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