Page 2 - Mount Joy Bulletin
November 13, 1974
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Dear Editor:
As a mother of two young
sons who enjoyed immensely
the movie ‘““Dumbo’’ shown
at Mount Joy’s ‘Fun Night”
last Thursday evening, I
wish to thank the ones who
made this treat possible.
This was our first year of
attending “Fun Night.”
I do think, though, that
next year’s evening of fun
night be easier to enjoy if
more strictness is exercised.
The shouting, rudeness,
shining of flashlights, and
general lack of respect
shown on the part of some
kids made it a little difficult
for those of us who just
wanted to quietly view the
film. Perhaps the projec-
tionist could stop the film
until silence prevails. (I
wonder if many parents
today are even trying to
teach their children to show
respect for others around
them.)
Nevertheless, thanks
again to the group of people
who made this film available
and showed once again that
Mount Joy is - an ex-
ceptionally nice place to call
“home”.
Mrs. Sandra Peters
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% 3 Deaths
HAROLD S. KRALL
Harold S. Krall, 67, of 318
Marietta Ave., died at 1 a.m.
Monday, Oct. 11, at his home
following an illness of 18
months. He was the husband
of Phoebe Rupp Krall.
Krall was a butcher wh:
worked in the former Ki:li +
Meat Market, Main Street.
Mount, Joy, a family-owned
business.
He was a member of
Trinity Lutheran Church,
Mount Joy.
Born in Mount Joy, he was
a son of the late Harry H. and
Alice Sumpman Krall.
Besides his widow, he is
survived by one son, Harold
R. Krall, Lancaster; two
granddaughters and three
sisters, Helen, wife of Joseph
Breneman, and Mildred,
wife of Lester Roberts, both
of Mount Joy, and Margaret,
wife of J.C. Starliper,
Naples, Fla.
Services were held at the
convenience of the family
from the Nissley funeral
home and burial was made
in the Eberle cemetery.
MAMIE C. SELL
Mrs. Mamie C. Sell, 79, of
770 E. Market St., Marietta,
died at 6:20 p.m. Wednesday,
Nov. 6, at St. Joseph Hospital
after ane illness of several
years.
She was the widow of
Gieorge A. Sell, who died in
1270.
Mrs. Sell served as tax
coiiector of Marietta from
1945 {0 1949.
A member of Marietta
English United Presbyterian
church, she also was a
member of Donegal Chapter
422, Order of Eastern Star.
Born in Lincoln, Ill., she
was the daughter of the late
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Steigel Valley Road, Manheim, Pa.
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Peter Koder Given Honor
At Fort Fisher Station
TSgt. Peter H. Koder, son
of Rev. and Mrs. W. Lester
Koder of Mount Joy, has just
been honored by being name
NCO of the Quarter of the
701st Radar Squadron at
Fort Fisher Air Force
Station, North Carolina, for
the period ending Sept. 30,
1974.
In informing and
congratulating Rev. and
Mrs. Koder on their son’s
honor, Major J.O. Taggart,
United States Air Force
Commander, said in part:
“Peter was selected for
this award by the Senior
NCO Council for his high
standards of performance,
integrity, bearing, and
behavior which is required of
the professional AF NCO. It
indicates that he is held in
high esteem by his peers and
superiors and has brought
distinction to his duty section
— Station Support.’’
TSgt. Koder will be
completing twenty years
with the United States Air
Force on December 1, 1974,
and will be retiring. He has
accepted civilian em-
ployment with the Carolina
Power and Light Company
and, with his wife and two
children, will continue to live
on Route 2, Box 423,
Wilmington, N.C.
William and Mary Fogle
Myers.
She is survived by a son,
Raymond A. Sell, with whom
she resided, and one grand-
daughter.
Services were held
Saturday, Nov. 9, from the
Smedley funeral home,
Marietta, and burial was
made in Maytown Union
cemetery.
IRWIN G. RUHL
Irwin G. Ruhl, 69, of Mount
Joy R2, died Saturday, Nov.
9, at 5 p.m. in St. Joseph
Hospital following a brief
illness.
A retired farmer, he was a
member of Risser’s Men-
nonite Church,
Elizabethtown R3.
Born in Rapho Township,
he was a son of the late John
and Malinda Greiner Ruhl.
He is survived by his
widow, Orlena Greiner
Ruhl; three sons, the Rev.
Paul G. Ruhl and Harvey G.
Ruhl, Mount Joy R2; Lester
G. Ryhl, Elizabethtown R1;
nine grandchildren; two
great-grandchildren; two
brothers: Aaron G. and
Norman G. Ruhl, Manheim
R4, and a sister, Mamie, wife
of Raymond Summy,
Lancaster.
Services were arranged
for Wednesday afternoon
from the Risser’s Mennonite
church and burial in the
adjoining cemetery.
JOHN S. HEISEY
John S. Heisey, 78, Mount
Joy R2, died Thursday af-
ternoon, Oct. 31, at his home.
He was under a physician’s
care.
He was worn in Rapho
Township, a son of the late
John S. and Amelia Shenk
Heisey.
He was a member of St.
Paul’s United Church of
Christ, Elizabethtown, and
retired in 1960 as an employe
of Columbia Malleable.
He is survived by his
widow, Bertha N. Ebersol
Heisey, to whom he was
married for 57 years; three
sons: Earl B., Mount Joy R2;
John C., Elizabethtown; and
Lloyd B., Mount Joy; and a
daughter Martha J., wife of
John Chard, Elizabethtown.
Also surviving are six
grandchildren; two great
grandchildren; a sister, Mrs.
Ada Barnhart, Rheems; and
"a brother,
Alvin Heisey,
Lancaster.
CONNIE ANNETTE NACE
Connie Annette Nace, 12,
Middletown R1, died Wed-
nesday evening, Oct. 30, at
St. Joseph Hospital after a
long illness.
She had been under a
doctor's care for a heart
ailment during the past three
years.
Born in Lancaster County
she was a daughter of Robert
J. and Perma Noss Nace.
She attended the seventh
grade at Lower Dauphin
Junior High School, and the
Glossbrenner United
Methodist Church.
Besides her parents, she is
survived by three brothers
and sisters: Robert J. Jr.,
Steve A. and Sonya L., all at
home.
She is also survived by her
maternal grandparents;
Walter Mateer and Mrs.
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IN HOSPITAL
Paul B. Frey, 26 West
Main street, is a patient in
Rm. 319 St. Joseph hospital.
He underwent surgery last
week.
Welcome Wagon
Board Holds
Monthly Session
The Mount Joy Welcome
Wagon Club held its
November board meeting on
Wednesday the 6th at the
home of Susan Back. Most of
the meeting centered around
the upcoming bazaar, to be
held Nov. 22, 6 to 9 p.m., and
Nov. 23, 9:30 to 4:30 p.m. at
Friendship Fire Hall.
This month’s dinner
meeting will be held Nov. 20,
6:30 p.m. at the Mount Joy
Legion. Guest speaker will
be State Trooper Edward J.
Rowlands, and his topic will
be ‘‘Assault Prevention.”
Cancellations must be made
before Monday noon, Nov.
18, by calling Betty Byrd,
653-5400.
Those persons going to the
hockey game, Nov. 16, are to
meet at the Weis Markets at
6:45 p.m.
Crafts will get together at
Linda Fox’s home, Nov. 14,
at 8 p.m. to make cracked
marble candle holders. The
board will meet again. Dec.
4th at 7:30 p.m. in the home
of Ruth Moore.
Anyone who recently
Myrtle Mateer, Mount Joy.
Services were held Sunday
afternoon from
Glossbrenner United
Methodist church and
burial was made in
Kraybill Mennonite
cemetery with Sheetz
funeral home in charge.
moved to the area and is
interested in receiving a
Welcome Wagon call from a
hostess, may contact Althea
Bickford, 653-5148.
Weis Completes
Market Remodeling
Sigfried Weis, president of
Weis Markets, Inc. has
announced the grand re-
opening of the newly
remodeled and enlarged
Weis Market at 1205
Chestnut Street in Berwick,
Pa.
The Berwick market has
been enlarged in size to a
floor space of more than
27,000 square feet and has
been completely remodeled
inside and out.
Truck Tips Over
Loaded with live chickens,
a.truck belonging to Victor
F. Weaver, Inc.,. New
Holland, tipped over at the
corner of Main and Manheim
streets early Monday
morning.
The load of chicken crates
shifted as the driver turned
the corner. The tractor was
tilted and considerable
diesel oil flowed onto the
street from the fuel tanks.
Mount Joy police in-
vestigated.
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