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eo Deaths
IDA M. GREENAWALT :
Miss Ida M. Greenawalt, 69,
of 90 East Main street, Mount
Joy, died Wednesday morning
Mareh 1, at Lancaster General
hospital after a lengthy He
ness.
+ Born in Mount Joy, dhe was
the daughter of the late Oliv:
er K. .and ‘Anna ‘Rhoads
Greenawalt.
She was a lifetime resident
of Mount Joy and a member
of St. Mark's United Metho-
dist church,
Illness forced her 10. retire
from a career as a beautician
in 1956.
She is survived by two sis-
ters, Mrs. Clara Renn, Lan-
clster and Miss Virginia
with whom she lived.
Services were held Satur-
day, March 4, from the Heilig
funeral home and burial was
made in Eberle cemetery.
JAY A. SHERK
Jay A. Sherk, 81, of Colum-
bia R2, formerly a resident
of Stauffertown, died at 8:30
a.m. Friday, March "3, at his
home.
He was the husband of Ka-
tie Stauffer Sherk.
He was born in West Hemp-
field Twp., a son of the late
Jacob and Elmira Rhoads
Sherk. He was a men\per of
the Mount Pleasant Brethren
in Christ church, where he
was a deacon 26 years, and
was employed by Noggle Gar-
ment Factory, Manheim, be-
fore retiring in 1957.
The Sherks cbserved their
54th wedding anniversary in
January.
Surviving, in addition to
his widow, are two daughters
Anna Ruth, wife of John K.
Kibler, Columbia R2, and
Mary Arlene, wife of Mickey
LEGAL NOTICES
ET SL AEST 5
PUBLIC NOTICE
Mount Joy Zoning
of Adjustment will
hold a public hearing on
Mareh 21, 1972 at 7:30 p.m.
in the Borough Offices Build-
ing. The board will consider
a request from the Union Na-
tional Mount Joy Bank to use
a portion of the property bor-
dered by North Barbara St.,
and Mount Joy Street for
business use; a portion of this
property is currently zoned
Residence B.
Mount Joy Zoning Board
of Adjustment 50-2c
The
Board
EXECUTRIX NOTICE
Estate of Monrce L. Waser,
dec’d., late of East Donegal
Twp., Lancaster County, Pa.
Letters testamentary on
said estate having been grant-
>d to the undersigned, all
sersons indebted thereto are
requested to make immedi-
ate payment and those hav-
ing claims or demands a-
gainst the same will present
them without delay for set-
tiement to the undersigned.
MINERVA MAE DICKINSON
RD}
Marietta, Pa. 17547
Roda, Morgan, Hallgren
and Heinly, Att’s
700 N. Duke St.
Lancaster, Pa. 50-3c
ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE
Estate of Fannie B. Brandt
dec’d.,’ late of Mount Joy Bor-
ough, Lancaster County, Pa.
Letters testamentary on
said estate having been gran-
‘ad to the undersigned, all
ersons indebted thereto are
requested to make immedi-
ate payment and those hav-
ing claims- or demands a-
gainst the same will present
them without delay for set-
lement to the undersigned
ETHEL B. BRANDT
“R.D. 1, Mount Joy,
: Pa. 17552
Roda Morgan, Hallgren
& Heinly, Atty’s.
Aah ¥
Foster, Mount Joy; three sons,
Jay E., and G. Millard, both
of Mount Joy, and Morris N.,
Mechanicsburg R2; 16 grand-
children; seven great grand-
children; a sister, Mrs. Maude
Buller, a half-sister, Mrs. Hu-
bert Rice, and a half-brother,
Paul Diffenderfer, all of Mt.
Joy.” \
Services were held Monday
afternoon from the Mt. Pleas-
ant Bethren in Christ church
and buial was made in the
church cemetery.
FLORA B. FRADY
“Mrs. Flora B. Frady, 67, of
120 N. Gay street, Marietta,
died at 9 pm. Tuesday, Feb.
29, at St. Joseph hospital, af-
ter an illness of three days.
She was the widow of Dan-
iel Frady, and a daughter of
- the late Abram and Nettie Li-
nard Beates, having been born
in Columbia,
She was employed at Ap-
pley’s Glass Gardens, Mariet-
ta florist, for the past 22 yrs.
Mrs. Frady was a member
of the Marietta Mennonite
church.
Survivors include a son,
Daniel Frady Jr., of Rowenna
Marietta R1; daughters, Doro-
thy, wife of John Smith, of
Columbia; Alice, wife of Char-
les Wilt, Marietta; three sis-
ters, Mrs. Paul Smith and
Mrs, Earl Stotz, both of Mari-
etta; Mrs. Sterling Snyder, of
Lititz; two brothers, Amos
Beates, Lancaster, and Abram
Beates, Newtown, Berks Co.
and 12 grandchildren.
Services were held from
the Smedley funeral home,
Marietta, Saturday, March 4,
and burial was made in the
Marietta cemetery.
WILLIAM H. WAGNER
William H. Wagner, 81, of
123 East Middle street, Han-
over, formerly of the Mt. Joy
area, died at 8:30 p.m. March
1, at the Golden Age nursing
home, Hanover. His first wife
Tursie Bixler Wagner, died in
1936. He was born in Man-
heim Twp. and was a son of
the late Edwin Wagner and
Alverta Wentz Wagner Bish,
He was a member of St. Pauls
Lutheran church, Hanover;
Home Association and Eagles
Lodge of Hanover.
Surviving are his wife. Mrs.
Irene Laughman Wagner;
these children, Raymond Wag,
ner, Hanover R.D.; Christian
Wagner, Hanover; Robert
Wagner, Manchester, Md.;
Mrs. Ruth Palmer, Hanover;
Mrs. Velma Herman, of York:
Claude Wagner, St. Peters-
burg, Fla.,, and Mrs. Jean M.
Westcott, Alexandria, Va.
these brothers and sisters,
Daniel Wagner, Hanover; Mrs.
Carrie Crowl, Rheems; Mrs.
Cora Baker, Hanover; Mrs.
Lovie Walters, Enola; Walter
Wagner. Hanover; Mrs. Roxie
Sager, Abbotstown; Floyd
Wagner, Hanover; Mrs. Flor-
ence Mummert, and Mrs.
Mary Sauffer, both of Hanov-
er.
Funeral service was held
Sunday at the Wetzel funeral
home, Hanover with the Rev.
Elwood Culp and Rev. Wm,
H. Stotler officiating. Burial
was in Rest Haven cemetery,
Hanover.
NEWTON I. McCORD
Newton I. McCord, 67, of
511 Hand Ave., Lancaster,
formerly of Mount Joy, died
at 12:45 a.m. Monday, March
6, at Lancaster General hospi-
tal, after a prolonged illness.
He resided in Lancaster for
the past 29 years and was a
local general contractor, retir-
ing 10 years ago. He was a
former member of Tucquan
Lions Club and was a member
of the Methodist faith.
McCord was married to
Ada GG. Breneman McCord;
He was born in Bartville, Pa.
the son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Peter McCord.
Besides his widow, at home,
he is survived by a daughter,
Mrs. Jean Markley, Lancaster
and three sons: Lindley H., of
Millersville:;; William T., and
Leahman K.; both of Willow War I,
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..- WEDDINGS :--
ROYE — SNYDER
In a ceremony to’ be per-
formed at 1 p.m, on Saturday,
March 11, in St. James Luth-
eran church in Columbia,
Miss Patricia Ann Snyder,
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Ben-
jamin Kurtz of Columbia,
will become the bride of
Charles Roye, new patrolman
for the borough of Mt Joy.
A reception will follow the
ceremony, at the home of the
bride.
The bride is a graduate of
Columbia high school. Patrol-’
man Roye attended schools in
Columbia and New York city. -
‘musical, singing: family from
After a weekend wedding
trip by air to San’ Juan; Puer-
to Rico, the couple will be at
home for the present in Col-
The Rev. Keidal will officiate. umbia.
Donegal School Menus
DHS. & JR, HIGH SCHOOL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Friday, March 10
Turkey and gravy
Filling ball
Whipped potato
Creamy Slaw
Roll and butter
Chilled pineapple
Milk
Ws
Monday, March 13
Barbecue sandwich
French fries
Waxed beans in butter
sauce
Celery and carrot stix
Spice cake
Milk
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Tuesday, March 14
Lasagna
Tossed Salad with chopped
egg and French dressing
Chilled fruit cup
Roll and butter
Brownie
Milk
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Wednesday, March 15
Pork
Sauerkraut
Whipped potatoes
Hot biscuit with butter and
jelly
Rosey Applesauce
Milk
# ok
Thursday, March 16
Frank sandwich
Baked beans
Lettuce with Fr. Dressing
Orange & Grapefruit
sections
Milk
St.; 15 grandchildren; three
great- grandchildren; two sis-
ters, Barbara, wife of Ray
Geiger, Pamoa, Calif.; Mar-
garet, wife of Steven Calo-
mitchi, Glenside; and a bro-
ther, Robert F., Milwaukee,
Wisc.
Services were held Wednes-
dya from the Gundel funeral
home and burial was made in
Boeth’s Methodist cemetery
CALVIN B. SHENK
Calvin B. Shenk, 60, of Mt.
Joy R2, died Tuesday morn-
ing, March 7, at his home.
Dr. Newton Kendig, county
coroner, said death was due
to a heart attack.
Shenk was a former em-
ployee of Penn Central Rail-
road and was a self-employ-
ed bicycle repairman.
He was born in Manheim,
a son of the late Herman Y.
and Katie Buffenmyer Shenk,
and was married to Anna
Heinicke Shenk. Besides his
widow, he is survived by two
sons, Jerry D., Lancaster, and
Terry L., Mt. Joy R2; three
step - grandchildren; a sister,
Iva, wife of David Snowden,
Lancaster; and two brothers,
Herman B., Lancaster, and
Leon B., Neffsville,
Services will be held from
the Keech funeral home, Man-
heim, at 10 a.m. Friday, Mar.
10, and burial will follow in
the Penryn cemetery.
CARL J. DYER
Carl J. Dyer, 174, of B21
Third St., Lancaster, died Fri-
day, March 3, in Spokane,
Wash., where he was visiting
his daughter.
A native of Mount Joy, he
was a retired printer and
had been employed at Lancas-
ter Press for 40 years.
He maried the former Eliz-
abeth E. Steinbaecher and
was a son of Harry and Jane
Dyer. A veteran of World
he was a member of
Friday, March 10
Turkey and gravy
Filling ball
Whipped potato
Creamy Slaw
Roll and butter
Chilled pineapple
Milk
x % 0%
Monday, March 13
Barbecue sandwich
French fries
Waxed beans in butter
sauce
Celery & carrot stix
Spice cake
Milk
x = +
Tuesday, March 14
Pork
Sauerkraut
Whipped potatoes
Hot biscuit with butter and
jelly
Rosey Applesauce
Milk
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Wednesday, March 15
Chicken pot pie
Carrots in butter sauce
Roll and butter
Fruit cup
Cookie
Milk
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Thursday, March 16
Frank sandwich
Baked beans
Lettuce and Fr. dressing
Fruited jello
Milk
St. Joseph Catholic church.
Surviving besides his wife
are a daughter, Margaret,
wife of Robert Molitar, Spo-
kane, and two grandchildren.
Services were held Wednes-
day, March 8, from the Sny-
der funeral home, Lancaster,
and from St. Joseph's Cathol-
ic church. Interment was
made in the St. Joseph's new
Catholic cemetery.
DRIVE CAREFULLY
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7.
2
Calvary Chords
To Sing Here
On Sunday evening, Mar.
12, the Calvary Chords will
present an evening's’ musical
program in the Florin Church
of the Brethren, 815 Bruce
avenue, beginning at 7:30 p.m.
The: Calvary Chords’ are" a
Berks county, Mohrsville, Pa.
‘Under the direction of John
E. Yoder, the family of five
children, father and mother,
spend their week-ends singing
‘and a what God ‘has
A variety of instruments
: are: ‘used in their presentation :
five string banjo, ‘flute; auto .
harp, violin, electric bass, Ha-
waiian guitar. The songs are
arranged with solos, duets,
trios, and ‘at times quartets.
This family has been’ sing-
ing and playing together
about six years. Their singing
travels have taken them - to
many areas of Pennsylvania
as well as to North Carolina,
Maryland, Delaware, * Michi-
gan, New Jersey, New York
and West Virginia.
Jaycees Hold
Mcnte Carlo
The Mt. Joy VFW was the
setting Saturday night, March
4, for the first ‘Monte Carlo”
sponsored by the Mount Joy
Jaycees.
An admission ticket entitled
each person to $25,000 of play
money to be used at various
game tables throughout a two-
hour period.
Winners were then selected
in accordance with the total
amount of money won. First
place winner was Rick Bre-
ault with $565,000. Other
winners were Ruth McKain,
Ronald Cooke, Ron Kennedy,
Bill Grove, John Harnish,
Robert Gantz, Richard Lesher
and John Fosnot.
Each winner was permitted
to select a gift from the priz-
es on display.
The entertainment resumed
with a cold buffet followed by
dancing to the popular sounds
of the Modified Versons.
Chairmen for this ~ event
were Larry Gainer and Ron-
ald Wagner.
DIVIDEND
The Board of Directors of
National Central Bank has
declared a quarterly dividend
of 50 cents per share payable
April 10 to shareholders of
record March 30 according to
John C. Tueten, bank chair-
man,
To Hold Revival Services
A Ee
Rev. LeRoy Walters will be
evangelist for revival services
at the Mt. Pleasant Brethren
in Christ church, Mount Joy
R2, each evening from March
13 to 19 at 7:30 o’clock.
Rev. Walters has served
pastorates in Lancaster, Bali-
more, Md., Waynesboro, and
Grantham and is now serving
at the Skyline View church
near Harrisburg.
Special nights will be ob-
served as follows: Monday,
Healing Night, Tuesday, Fill-
a-pew Night, Wednesday,
Men’s Night, Thursday, Fami-
ly Night, Friday, Children’s
Night, and Saturday, Youth
Night. Special singing is also
arranged for each night.
The public is welcome at
attend. Rev. Harry D. Bert is
pastor.