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Entered as the post office at Mount Joy, Penna., as sec
of March 3, 1879.
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anda Myers Drace, he was a
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LINARD — FRYBERGER
Miss Sharon Lee Fryberg-
er, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
EEA | HENRIETTA F. ESHLEMAN Harold Fryberger, 172 West
e Deaths
F. Eshle-
Edgar L.
Henrietta
of
Mrs.
man, 73, wife
| Market St., Marietta, became
| the bride of Jack Michael
| Linhard, son of Mr. and Mrs.
EES shleman, 649 S. West End |p\fervin Linard 414 W. Mark.
LEROY C. ENGLE
LeRoy C. Engle, sixty-two,
27 Wilson Ave. Elizabeth-
town, died Monday at 10 p.m.
in the Harrisburg Osteopathic
hospital of pneumonia after
an illness of one week.
Born in Mount Joy, a son
of the late Harvey C. and
Lillian Carson Engle, he was
employed by the Savoy Shoe
company, and was a mem-
ber of LOOM Lodge 596, Eli-
zabethtown.
Surviving are his wife,
Mary L. Engle, two daugh-
ters, Jean, and Marianna,
wife of Edward F. Delin,
both of Elizabethtown; one
grandson; and these
and brothers, Hilda C. Engle,
Arlene M. Engle, both of Mt. |
of
Joy; Mable Jane, wife
Henry K. Greiner, Elizabeth-
town; Martha, wife of Joe
Detwiler, Mount Joy; Chester
C., Lancaster; and Harvey C.
Jr., Miami, Fla.
Services will be held from
the Miller Funeral Home, 130
N. Market St., Elizabethtown
on Friday, Dec. 16 at 2 p.m.
Interment in Mount Tunnel
Cemetery. Friends may call
at the Miller Funeral Home,
on Thursday evening.
REUBEN S. FORRY
Reuben S. Forry, 90, died
Friday, Dec. 9, at 4 a.m. at
the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Christian Geib, Mount
Joy Rl, of infirmities of age.
He was a retired employe
of the Bachman Chocolate
Co., Mount Joy. He has 116
survivors.
Born in York County, .a
son of the late John D. and
Emma Strickler Forry, he re-
sided in Lancaster County
since 1917. His wife, Minnie
A. Abel Forry, died in 19690.
Surviving are these child-
ren, J. Elwood, York; Arth-
ur S., Elizabethtown; Mary
E., wife of Austin M. Rich-
ard, York; Ralph R., Mount
Joy; Anne E., wife of Lester
Keebler, Columbia; Blanche
A. wife of Joseph Haubert,
Landisville; and Stella R. N.,
wife of Christian Geib, Mt.
Joy R1, with whom he resid-
ed.
Also surviving are 33
grandchildren, 73 great grand
children, two great-great-
grandchildren, and two bro-
thers, Albert S., Red Lion;
and Jacob S., Glen Rock
Funeral services were
held Monday, Dec. 12, at 2
p.m. from the Sheetz funeral
home and burial was made in
the Highmount cemetery, in
York County.
Shun no toil to make your-
self remarkable by some tal-
ent or other. Yet do not de-
vote yoursel! to one branch
exclusively. Strive to get
clear notions about all. Give
up to no science entirely, for
science is but one. —Seneca
Folks who try to speed up 5
life merely speed up their
slowing down.
sisters |
| Ave, Lancaster, died unex-
, pectedly Sunday, Dec. 11 at
6:30 a.m., after an illness of
two days. She had been un-
der the care of a physician.
She was born in Lancaster,
(a daughter of the late Char-
| las and Lola Hambright Tro-
ast Flagg.
The Eshlemans
lived in Mount Joy.
She was a member of the
First Reformed Church, Lan-
caster; a graduate of the Lan-
caster General Hospital
School of Nursing, class of
1919: a life member of the
General Hospital Alumni As-
sociation; and a member of
the YWCA; and was active
with the Blind Association
for many years.
Surviving, in addition to
her husband, is a daughter,
| Suzanne E., wife of Walter
.H. Hoffman, Strasburg; and
{one grandson.
| Funeral services were held
| Wednesday from the Snyder
land Iredale funeral home,
|
formerly
let St.. Marietta, on Saturday
‘at 2 p.m. in St. John’s Epis-
|copal Church, Marietta, with
| the Rev. Charles M. Coldren
officiating.
| The bride was given in
‘Candle Service
At Trinity E.C.
The senior choir of Trinity
E. C. -Church, Mount Joy,
will present the Lillenas
Christmas Program, ‘Carols
by Candlelight” at 7 p.m. on
Sunday night, Dec. 18.
Mrs. John Hart directs the
choir, which is accompanied
by Miss Mildred Way, organ-
ist.
The
will
message by the pastor,
Rev. David R. Wolfe, entitled
“The Miracle of Christmas.”
All are cordially invited to
share in the Christmas ser-
vices.
candlelight service
conclude with a brief
and buria
Maytown
painbridge
the
Lorne,
was made in
™) [der of Eagles, Susquehanna ‘ cemetery.
JEDDINGS
. marriage by her grandfather,
attended
Harold Fryberger,
by her sister, Miss Jo Ann
Fryberger, maid of honor.
Jay Linard served as best
man for his brother. All are
from Marietta.
The reception was held at
the Marietta Community
House. The couple wiil reside
at 345 E. Market St., Mariet-
ta.
The couple are 1966 alum-
ni of Donegal high school.
the
The bride is employed as a
| laboratory technician
| Bachman Chocolate Co., Mt.
| Joy. The bridegroom is em-
ployed by. Cared Corp., Col
umbia.
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by Max Smith
IT'S CONFUSING to write
about the proper care of
| Christmas trees because
many people have accepted
|
by |
’ on. wee should
be put in the cooler part of
the house and limited lights
used on it. After being in
the cooler part of the house
the tree should be moved to
a cooler building such as a
garage and kept there for
several weeks before setting
out in the open; keep the
soil around the roots damp
at all times.
WHILE I'm on the subject of
Christmas trees, I'd like to
point out the need of insert-
ing the stump of any cut tree
into water or damp soil, saw-
dust, or sand during the stay
indoors. Many average trees
will use a quart of water per
day when in warm buildings.
If this water is not furnished
through the trunk, the need-
les will dry out and become
a dangerous fire hazard.
When instructing youngsters
about living in a room with
a Christmas tree, the dangers
of open flame from candles
or matches should be stres-
sed: the tree should be plac-
ed as for as possible from the
fire-place and secured so that
it will not tip over. Christ-
mas tree safety is very im-
portant for a happy holiday
season.
WITH THE approaching win-
ter season and the daily pos-
sibility of slippery snow and
ice, I'd like to suggest the
use of sand, salt, or some
other abrasive on steps, and
walks in order to prevent in-
jury to both man and beast.
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