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e Deaths
= MRS. IRA FUNK
Mrs. W. Funk, seventy-
nine, 42 Village Drive, Neffs-
ville, died at 5 a.m. Monday,
Nov. 2 at the Pleasant View
Rest Home, Manheim, after
an illness of three years. She
was the widow of the Rev.
Ira W. Funk, who died in
1958. He at one time served
the Florin E. U. B. Church.
Mrs. Funk was employed
by = .Garvin’s Department
Store, Lancaster; for a while
after ‘her husband retired in
1951.

REV. C. W. SHREINER
i The Reverend Charles W.
Shreiner, D.D., a native -of
- Mount Joy who founded and
has been headmaster of the
Church: Farm School in Glen-
loeh, Chester county, died
Wednesday, Oct." 28, at Ches-
i County hospital. He was
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Services were held Sun-
day, Nov. 1, from the Grace
Lutheran church, Lancaster.
Located six miles west of
Paoli along Rt. 30, the school
was founded in 1918 with 125
acres.
Gradually over the years
the Rev. Dr. Shreiner, with
the aid of friends, developed
the present Church Farm
School which spread over 1,-
700 acres of Chester County
farmland on both sides of
the highway. »
WILLIAM D. RICE
William D. Rice, fifty-four,
3324 Azalia Ave., Trevose,
Montgemery County, died at
9:50 p.m. Friday, Oct. 30, at
Abington hospital
an illness of several years.
"A carpenter and millwright,
he resided in the Mount Joy
area for 29 years and in the
Philadelphia area for the
past 13 years. While a resi-
dent of Mount Joy. he had
been employed at the Florin
Foundry. .
A native of Perry County,
he was a son of the late John
William and Elsie Jane Seag-
er Rice, and was a member
of Trinity Lutheran Church,
Mount Joy.
He is survived by his wife,
Edna Kistler Rice; two
daughters, Janet, wife of
Richard Flickinger, Blain,
and Lois, wife of Samuel
Manley, Trevose; a step-son,
Richard Brehm, Levittown;
seven grandchildren, and
these brothers and sisters:
Leslie, John and George Rice
and Anna ‘K., wife of Charles
Jane,
wife of Loren Pardee, all of
Mount Joy; Eugene Rice, of
Shippensburg; Emerson Rice,
Dorothy, wife of
Neidigh, and Mary, wife of
Lee Garber, all of Elizabeth-
town, and Charles Richard
Rice, Lancaster.
Funeral services were held
Tuesday afternoon from the
Nissley funeral home and
Ellsworth:

burial was made in the Eber-
le cemetery.
FLORENCE B. HORNAFIUS
Mrs. Florence B. Horna-
fius, 63, wife of J..Dewey
Hornafius, 27 N. Barbara St.,
died at 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct.
31, at the St. Joseph hospital
following an illness of two :
weeks.
She was born at Palmyra, |}
a daughter of the late Milton |}
E. and Mary Ann Baum Gin-
grich, and was a member of
St. Mark’s E. U. B. Church,
Mount Joy. She has been a
resident of Mount Joy for 286
years.
In addition to her husband,
Mrs. Hornafius is survived by
following: a son, James R., at home; a
daughter, Loretta H., wife of
Gerald T. Stephens, of Mount
Joy; one granddaughter, and
a brother, Marlin M. Ging-
rich, Palmyra.
Funeral services were held
Tuesday morning from the
Heilig funeral home and bur-
ial was made in the Mount
Joy cemetery.
UnitedCampaign
Makes Report
This section of Lancaster
county has raised about 69
per cent of its 1963 United
Campaign contributions.
A report issued this week
by central headquarters
showed that the Donegal
Union area, which is part of
the county's Northwest Divis-
ion, is running considerably
behind.
Marietta Borough reports
94.2 per cent, Mount Joy
Borough, 45.7 per cent; East
Donegal township ‘A’, 87.8;
East Donegal ‘B’, 54.9, and
Mount Joy Twp. South, 82.4.
A car is stolen in the U.S.
every 90 seconds, and by a
teen-ager in eight out of ten
cases.

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Airman Philip D. Young,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip A.
Young, of 254 Park Ave. has
completed the first phase of
his Air Force basic military
training at Lackland AFB.
Texas.
Airman Young has been
selected for technical train-
ing as an aircraft mainten-
ance specialist at the Air
Training Command (ATC)
school at Amarillo AFB, Tex.
His new unit is part of the
vast ATC system which
trains airmen and officers in
the diverse skills required by
the nation’s aerospace force:
The airman is a 1962 grad-
uate of Donegal high school.
RUMMAGE SALE
The ladies auxiliary of the
Mount Joy fire company will
have a rummage sale on
Friday, Nov. 6 in the theatre
building beginning at 9 a.m.

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Mrs. Joseph Fetherolf and
daughters-of Schuylkill Hav-
en spent last weekend with
Mrs. Mildred Wolfe.
Mrs. Jack Scott is a surgic-
al patient at St. Joseph's hos-
pital.
Mrs. Ray Fryberger met
with an accident last Wed-
nesday morning when she
tripped and fell, striking her
eye on the corner of a night-
stand. She was removed to
the Lancaster General hos-
pital where they found it
necessary to remove her eye,
" Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mc.
Naughton entertained Girl
Scout Troop 24, Maytown, at
a Halloween party on Mon
day ‘evening, Oct. 19. Games
were played and prizes were
awarded to Diane Johns, the
ugliest, Liu Ann Singer and
Nadyne Hiestand the funniest
and to the most original
group, Christine Shenk, Bev-
erly Shank and Lu Ann Ear-
hart.
The troop committee in
charge was Mrs. Carl Houck,
chairman; Mrs. Sam Drace,
Mrs. Pat Crankshaw and Mrs.
Douglas McNaughton.
The leader, Mrs. Walter
Sager and the asst leader,
Mrs. Ralph Stark were also
present.
Miss Helen Hollenbaugh
spent the weekend at Cataw-
ba College at Durham, N.C.
It was her 25th class reunion
The Women’s Guild of the
YU. C. C. met at the home of
Mrs. Henry Haines on Tues:
day evening. Mrs. Haines and
Mrs.Larry Kreider were the
hostesses.
The second annual Fall
concert of sacred music will
be held Sunday evening at
the U. C. C. Marietta. The

College Male Quartette and
Ladies Trio from Messiah
College, Grantham will pre-
sent a concert.
Judy Gunson celebrated
her 6th birthday anniversary
on Saturday.
Miss Joyce Newcomer, a
student at Shippensburg
State College, spent the past
weekend at her home.
The Junior Luther League
of St. John’s Lutheran
church held a costume party
on Sunday evening.
HOAGIE SALE
The Ladies Aid Society of
Trinity E-—C. Church will
have a hoagie sale on Thurs-
day, November 12.

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