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December 10, 1975
ANNA S. ARNOLD
Mrs. Anna S. Arnold,
96, of 17 South King Street,
Maytown, died Thursday at
Columbia Hospital.
Born in Conestoga Cen-
ter, she was a daughter of
the late Benjanim and
Henrietta Sawyer Smith and
the widow of Daniel C.
Arnold.
She was a member of
Maytown Church of God,
the Ladies Bible Class and
the Women’s Republican
Club of Lancaster.
Survivors include three
sons and four daughters,
Harry, of York; Mervin and
Jennings, both of Maytown;
Nettie, wife of Russell
Bostic; Viola, wife of Robert
Houseal, and Minerva, wife
of Carl Houseal, all of
Maytown; and Reberta, wife
of the late Mervin Foltz,
with whom she resided.
Obituaries
Also surviving are a
brother, Maris, of Lancas-
ter, 19 grandchildren, 43
great-grandchildren, and 4
great-great-grandchildren.
MARY E. FRANK
Miss Mary E. Frank,
67, of Marietta Rl, died
early Thursday at St. Joseph
Hospital following a one-
year illness.
Born in Harrisburg, she
was a daughter of Edna R.
Kitzmiller Frank, Marietta,
and the late Charles H.
Frank.
She had been a resident of
Marietta area about three
years and was a member of
Reich’s Evangelical Con-
gregational Church, Mari-
etta RI.
She is survived only by
her mother, with whom she
resided.
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MARIETTA

EDWAKD E. ZINK
Edward E. Zink, 82, died
Wednesday at 5:30 a.m., at
Pleasant View Convalescent
Home, Manheim, RS, after
an illness of seven weeks.
He formerly lived at 529
East Market Street, Mari-
etta, and was the husband of
the late Emily M. Eater
Zink, who died in 1967.
Born in Marietta, he was
a son of the late Joseph and
Sophia Zeiglemeyer Zink
and was a life-time resident
of the area. He was a retired
civil service worker, having
last worked at the New
Cumberland Army Depot.
He retired in 1962.
‘He was baptized in the
Episcopal faith and was an
honorary member of the
Zink-Penwell Post S861,
Veterans of Foreign Wars,
Marietta. The post was
named for his son who was
killed in World War II. He
was also a member of
Foresters Court Susque-
hanna 23S of Columbia.
Surviving are the follow-
ing children: Dorothy, wife
of Joseph Stoner, Elizabeth-
town; Marian Herr, Mari-
etta; Jane Swingler, at
home; James Zink, Marietta;
one brother, Howard Zink,
Marietta; and three sisters:
Mrs. Ada Harvey, Lancas-
ter, Mrs. Nellie Bowers,
Marietta, and Mrs. Mary
Rambo, Pottstown. There
are also 10 grandchildren
and 22 great-grandchildren.
RAYMOND GRIMM
Raymond H. Grimm,
54, Marietta R1, died Wed-
nesday at 1 a.m., of a heart
attack at his home.
Born at Ridgewood, N.Y.
he was a son of the late
Herman and Francis
Grimm.
A bus driver for John-
son’s Bus Service, Inc.,
Mount Joy, he had been a
resident of the Marietta area
for the past 15 years. He
attended St. Mary’s Catho-
lic Church, Marietta.
Grimm was an Army Air
Force veteran of World War
II. He was a member of
American Legion Post 34,
Lancaster, and a life mem-
ber of Amvets Post 136,
Ephrata.
Survivors include two
children, William R.,
Mountville; Jennie, wife of
Thomas Angelo, Farming-
ton, Conn., two sisters,
Wilma Burns, Beverly,
Mass., and Josephine Sch-
mitt, Brea, Calif., and two
grandchildren. :
DID YOU HEAR....
A lucky bunch of local
guys, hunting near Lauver’s
cabin at Lickin Crick, all got
their deer on the first day of
the season—and all before
10 o'clock in the morning.
The scores are: Robert S.
Lauver, Maytown, 7 points;
James Keller and Larry
Keller, both of Elizabeth-
town, 6 points and S points;
Dennis Keller, Marietta, 4
points; and James Shenk, .,.
Jr., Manheim, a spike buck.

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