2-DAILY INTELLIGENCER JOURNAL, LANCASTER, Daily Record Deaths BECKER, Mrs. John 63, of 18 Michelle Lynn Dr. BRYANT, Samuel 57, of 524 E. Front Marietta. FLOWERS, Ray 67, Myerstown.
KILHEFNER, Charles Shimp 77, of 23 Arch Ephrata. O'NEILL, John 50, of Denver, Colo. SHUPP, Mrs. Harry 58, Hopeland. TEMPLE, Benjain 56, Not-: tingham.
TODD, Mrs. Ross B. 73, of 12 Green Christiana. WEAVER, J. Tedford, 60, McKees Rock R1.
Births ADAMS, Mr. and Mrs. Richard (Barbara Hardin), 123 Wellington Road, a son, at the General Hospital, Monday. ANDRES, Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence (Elizabeth Ann Dyrness), 425 S. Church Quarryville, at Wilmington General Hospital, Wilmington, Monday. ASSO, Mr. and Mrs. Roger (Joan Mowry), 244 Coral a daughter at St.
Joseph's Hospital Monday. BARTLETT, Mr. and Mrs. William (Sandra Graham), 132 Landis Drive, a daughter at St. Joseph's Hospital Monday.
HOLLINGER, Mr. and Mrs. James L. (Gail Nuri) 97 South Harrisonburg, a daughter Monday at Rockingham Memorial Hospital, Harrisonburg. JACOBS, Mr.
and Mrs. George G. (Debra Gaskin), Columbia R1, a son at General Hospital on Sunday. LANDIS, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles (Ruth Lefever), 954 Village a daughter at Osteopathic Hospital Monday. McKAIN, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph (Jean Breneman), Middletown R1, a son, at St. Joseph's Hospital, Monday.
MINNICH, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald (Elizabeth Gable), 22 W. Main Landisville, a daughter at General Hospital on Sunday. RAHN, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack (Sheriane Joyce), 17 W. Lincoln Lititz, a son, at St. Joseph's Hospital, Monday. SHEPPARD, Mr.
and Mrs. Dennis (Linda Snyder), 17 Violet Willow Street, a son, at St. Joseph's Hospital, Monday. SHOFF, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert (Alice Howell), Quarryville R2, a daughter at General Hospital on Friday. THOMPSON, Mr. and Mrs. John E. (Bonnie Grainger), 21 Bradford Drive, Leola, a son at General Hospital, Sunday.
WADE, Mr. and Mrs. Robert (Joyce Booth), Conestoga R1, a son at St. Joseph's Hospital Monday. WAGNER.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip (Donna Welch), Gordonville R1, a son at General Hospital, Sunday. YOUNG, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Linda Dougherty), 320 Ashford Road, Neffsville, a son, at St. Joseph's Hospital, Monday. Lawsuits Complaint in divorce: Audrey E. McNally, 44, of Peach Bottom R1, VS. Harold L.
McNally, 51, of Millersville RD. Indignities and cruel and barbarous treatment, married March 17, 1964. Complaint in divorce: Judith Ann Flory, 29, of Penryn, vs. Roy 0. Flory, 31, of Mount Joy R3.
Indignities, married Sept. 6, 1958. Complaint in divorce: Joanne Ruth Myers, 21, of 1003 E. King VS. Jay Lee Myers, 24, of 747 Nancy Lane.
Indignities, married Sept. 23, 1967. Complaint in divorce: Dawn M. Higgins, 27, of Martha Street, Rheems, vs. Hugh J.
Higgins 29, of 1338 Glen Moore Circle. Indignities, married April 9, 1966. Complaint in divorce: Donald Edward Little, 34, of 14 W. Main Ephrata, vs. Miriam Lorraine Little, 32, of 562 Pointview Ephrata.
Indignities, married March 31, 1956. Complaint in divorce: D. Kenneth Watkins, 25, of 642 Columbia vs. Diane P. Watkins, 27, of 3014 Columbia Ave.
Indignities, married May 31, 1969. Complaint in divorce: Juanita L. Miller, 28, of 40 E. Frederick Ronald C. Miller, 34, of 1031 St.
Joseph St. Indignities, married April 1964. Complaint in divorce: Jo Ann J. Backstetter, 35, of Lititz R3, vs. Charles S.
Backstetter, 49, of Lititz R4. Indignities, married July 23, 1962. Published Office March TO SUBSCRIBERS: outside $32.00 6 $8.00 for TUESDAY, SEPT. 15, 1970 C. Kilhefner, Ephrata, Dies Charles Shimp Kilhefner 77, of 23 areas Ephrata, died Monday p.m.
at Embreeville, after a lengthy illness. Born in Indiantown, W. Cocalico he was a son of the late Horace and Catherine Shimp Kilhefner. He lived in Ephrata most of his life. He was a retired plumber and was employed for many years by the Groff Plumbing Ephrata.
He is survived by his wife, Lottie Becker Kilhefner; and these children, Richard Donald Thelma wife of W. John Horst; Charles and Mary wife of Robert G. Stafford, all of Ephrata. In addition, 19 grandchildren and 26 great-grandchildren survive, plus a sister, Miss Ethel B. Kilhefner.
John O'Neill, Air Force Vet John C. O'Neill, 50, died Sunday at his home, 4120 Zenobia Denver, Colo. after a sixmonth illness. He was a resident of Lancaster for eight years, and lived at 32 S. Lime St.
Born in Ashland, he was the son of Charles and Anna Spaeder O'Neill of Ashland. He is the husband of Martha Gebhard O'Neill, of Denver. He served in the U.S. Air Force 12 years, after which he moved to Lancaster to work for the former Packard Lancaster Motor Co. He was a member of the Holy Family Catholic Church in Denver.
He worked for the Groendyke Trucking Co. prior 1 to his death. Surviving besides his wife are son Michael, 11, and daughter Catherine, two brothers Francis B. and Robert a sister, Anna Marie, wife of Elmer C. Bear, all of Lancaster; and a sister, Helen, wife of Wilson Fernsler of Baltimore.
Mrs. Harry L. Shupp Mrs. Mary E. Shupp, 58, wife of Harry L.
Shupp, Hopeland, died Monday at 1 a.m. at her home after a lengthy illness. Born in Hopeland, a daughter of the late James and Sadie Ruth Enck, she had been a machine operator at the Hopeland Mfg. Co. until six years ago, and was a member of the Hopeland United Methodist Church.
Surviving are her husband and one sister, Miss Mildred N. Enck, at home. For time and place of services please turn to funeral invitations. Big Industry Aid Urged In Housing Ills The housing subcommittee of the Lancaster City-County Human Relations Committee Monday discussed the possibility of getting representatives of city and county governments and large industry to sit down and take a "hard look" at the housing problem in the community. According to Patrick Kenney executive director of the Human Relations Committee, there is a "critical" housing problem, particularly with a growing number of Spanish-speaking people movting into the community every day.
He said the Human Relations Office receives calls constantly from people seeking housing or needing the facilities they have repaired. Kenney said he felt that with "top managment" taking a real hard look at the problem, it might be solved. "I know we have enough resources in Lancaster to do it," he added. Obituaries Samuel Bryant, Marietta, Dies Samuel E. Bryant, 57, of 524 E.
Front Marietta, died at St. Joseph's Hospital at 6:50 Monday after a lengthy illness. He was the husband of Lillian Ressler Bryant. Born in Austin, Texas, he was a son of Mrs. Margaret Bryant of Columbia R1, and the late Henry L.
Bryant. He was last employed as a moulder at the Walter J. Miller Foundry, Lancaster. He was a member of the Marietta Beneficial Assn. In addition to his wife and mother, he is survived by four daughters, Margaret, wife of Edward Hasselbach, Columbia; Nancy, wife of Irvin Gerver, Harrisonville; Gladys, wife of James Heisey, Columbia; Mrs.
Irene Bretz, Columbia; five sons, Edward, Donald, and Robert of Marietta; David and Henry, of Columbia; 26 grandchildren; a brother, Charles, in Mississippi; and four sisters, Mrs. Mary Jane Aston, Norristown; Mrs. Evelyn Arter; Mrs. Edna Mae Gainer, both of Columbia; and Mrs. Irene Snyder, Klinesville.
Benjamin Temple Benjamin F. Temple, 56, Nottingham, died Sunday in the Community Memorial Hospital, Jennersville, after a lengthy illness. He served in the U.S. Army in World War II, and was a retired employe of the Aberdeen Proviing Grounds, Aberdeen, Md. Born in Carson Creek, a son of the late Benjamin F.
and Catherine Lee Temple, he was a member of the Friendly Mission of Fremont, and the Gray-Nichols Post 1779, VFW. Surviving are his wife, Mary Alice Hilaman Temple; four children, John, Jarrettsville, Benjamin Nottingham; Bernice, at home; and Mercy Marie, wife of Donald Chapman, Nottingham. Also surviving are ten grandchildren; a brother, Carroll, Lancaster; and five sisters, Mrs. Grace Elste, Street, Mrs. Ann Acker, Darlington, Mrs.
Beulah Martin, Havre de Grace, Mrs. Eshetr Heck, Streey, and Mrs. Florence Schaffer, Joppa, Md. Mrs. Ross Todd, Christiana, Dies Lillian M.
Todd, 73, of. 12 Green Christiana, died unexpectedly at her home Monday morning. She had been under a physician's care. Born in Sadsbury Lancaster County, she was the daughter of the late James and Lizzie Weaver Russell and wife of the late Ross B. Todd.
She was employed by the Niels Rasmussen a rose grower in Christiana. She was an active member of the Christiana United Methodist Church. Surviving are a daughter, Marian, wife of Charles Swinehart, Manheim R4; a son, Walter L. Todd of Christiana R1; eight grandchildren, 16 great grandchildren and a brother, Walter Russell, Christiana. REMODELING? Visit our Newly Remodeled Plumbing Showrooms Feutunne AMERICAN STANDARD BATHS ONLY AVAILABLE THROUGH YOUR LOCAL PLUMBING CONTRACTOR RAUB SUPPLY CO.
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Lancaster: C. ABRAM SNYDER SNYDER, Missing Girl Found In New York J. Tedford Weaver Marriage Licenses D. Sr. and Gertrude J.
Rupp, and Evelyn Sue Myers, 269 S. Fifth Columbia, daughter of William P. and Evelyn E. Myers. Hamilton Archie Little, 26 E.
State Quarryville, son of Edith A. Little Girvin and the late David A. Little, and Cassandra L. Hensel, 16 W. State Quarryville, daughter of William U.
and Joanne F. Hensel. Daniel Lee Fisher, 1319 Meadow Creek Lane, son of Robert E. and Arlamae C. Fisher, and Carol Louise Yarnell, 621 Olive daughter of Carl and Alice Yarnell.
Michael Edward Sundie, 932 Elm Brockway, son of Frank and Oleta Mae Sundie, and Frances Elizabeth Kurian, 202 E. New daughter of Mary Elizabeth Kurian and the late James Joseph Kurian. Mary son of Charles William James Francis Smith, 545 N. and Margaret Kathryn Smith, and Sandra Lee Hauck, New York City, daughter of Arthur James Hauck and the late Jean Elizabeth Hauck. William Michael Nies, 330 Rider son of William John and Sadie C.
Nies, and Diane Mae Herr, 121 E. Vine daughter of Richard E. and Mae R. Herr. Wayne Gerone Barnes, 242 S.
Queen son of Nathaniel Mask and Dorothy Barnes, and Linda May Murray, 623 E. King daughter of Charles and Elsie Murray. Henry Joseph Kropf, Conestoga R1, son of Henry and Margaret M. Kropf, and Eileen Marie Gochenauer, Conestoga R1, daughter of Earl and Jeanne Marie Donley. James Emanuel Foehl 628 Olive son of James E.
Foehl Sr. and Margaret Bender, and Patricia Ann Smith, 38 N. Charlotte daughter of Elvin George Smith and Geraldine Laura Sides. John Frederick Mundie, 415 Hamilton son of Jane F. Mundie and the late John F.
Mundie, and Dorita Lynn Ruhland, Conestoga R1, daughter of Kenneth and Jane E. Ruhland. Benjamin Robert Charles, Donerville Road, son of the late J. Clayton and Mary L. Charles, and Anna Elizabeth Wenger, 70 Clay Road, Lititz, daughter of Henry G.
and Mary M. Wenger. Randolph Lee Hall, 153 S. Spruce Lititz, son of Fred and Elizabeth Hall, and Susan Rebecca Gebhart, New Providence R1, daughter of David Charles Gebhart and the late Frances Marie Gebhart. David Gene Gilliver, 47 Denlinger Strasburg, son of Donald L.
and Mary C. Gulliver, and Deborah Dianne Owens, Bellevue Avenue, Gap, daughter of Arthur and Carroll Peter Hill Byrne, 11231 Wabank Road, son of John Hill Byrne and the late Rita J. Byrne, and Ann Adelaide Leque, 628 N. Marshall daughter of John Ferdinand and Ann Dudick Leque. Glenn A.
Barlett, Cliffside Park, N.J., son of John and Doris Barlett, and Deborah C. Krusen, Oak Hill Drive, Paradise, daughter of David E. and Barbara H. Krusen. Richard Philip Zercher, 329 E.
Frederick son of Arthur and Bertha Zercher, and Susan Catherine Harnish, 312 Coral daughter of Parke and Catherine Harnish. Charles Joseph Torielli, 125 West End Englewood, N.J., son of Joseph and Josephine Torielli, and Ruth Anne Bucher, Manheim R1, daughter of J. Chester and Myrtle Bucher. James Allen Hershey, 2090 Jarvis Road, son of Clair J. and Dorothy Hershey, and Cynthia Anne Martin, 17 W.
High Maytown, daughter of Norma M. Albright and the late Raymond Clyde Martin. Russell Lee Rupp, 353 N. Second Columbia, son of Alvin Wildcatter Owens. Pioneers of the American oil industry coined the nickname of "wildcatter" for an oil driller.
Wild cats, in remote areas of Pennsylvania, fought at night over food scraps left by drilling crews. Do You Have A HEARING PROBLEM Maico's Famous Precision Method Pour The Personalized Best Possible Service, Correction. Assures NOW YOU CAN HEAR AGAIN CLEARLY AND COMFORTABLY. Free Booklet: Write or Call MAICO HEARING AIDS BERNHARD JEWELERS 28 S. Queen Lancaster Telephone 393-5761 Tedford Weaver, 60, of 26 Greenview Drive, McKees Rock R1, native of Lancaster, died unexpectedly Sunday at 12:15 p.m.
in the Ohio Valley Hospital. Born in Lancaster, a son of the late Henry Clay and Maude Coble Weaver, he resided in McKees Rock for 14 years and was manager for Pathway Products, Pittsburgh. A veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps in World War II, he was a member of the Forest Grove Community Presbyterian Church. Surviving are his wife, Margaret E.
Breneman Weaver; two daughters, Patricia wife of Mat A. Taha, Wilkinsburg; and Kitty wife of Charles Coulter Coraopolis; three grandchildren; and two brothers, Harold and H. Clay, both of Lancaster. Mrs. John Becker Mrs.
Mabelle K. Becker, 18 Michelle Lynn Drive, died at 5:15 p.m. Monday at the Lancaster General Hospital after ness of three years. The wife of John G. Becker, the proprietor of Clark's Diner, Prince Street, shw was born i in Wilkes Barre, a daughter of John C.
and Mildred Hughes Kline. A resident of Lancaster for the past six years, she her husband previously resided in Chester for 12 years. The couple celebrated their 28th wedding anniversary June 15. She was a member of the Episcopal faith. Surviving, besides her husband, are one son, John Chester; one granddaughter; and one brother, Ray Kline, Wilkes Barre.
Ray G. Flowers Ray G. Flowers, 67, formerly of the Hotel Buchanan, Lancaster, died unexpectedly Monday at 12:45 a.m. at the Twin Spruce Convalescent Home, Myerstown, where he was a guest 18 months. Born i in Lancaster, a son of the late Harry S.
and Cora Flowers, he was a printer and was last employed at the Evening Capitol, Annapolis, Md. He was a veteran of World War I. Surviving are six children, Ray with the U.S. Air Force in Florida; Robert Reading; Eugene Massachusetts; Theodore Reading; Sylvia, wife of Arlan Landis, Lancaster R5; and Joyce, wife of John Darrenkamp Lancaster; grandchildren. He was the last of his immediate family.
A 14-year-old Ephrata girl who had been missing since Sunday, Sept. 6, was found Monday in New York City. Rosalind L. Baker of 433 Howard Ephrata, left home after midnight Sept. 6 and wasn't heard from since, according to the girl's mother, Mrs.
Raymond B. Zwally. But at 3:45 p.m. Monday, Mrs. Zwally called Ephrata Borough police and reported that she had received a telephone call from the Lower Manhattan Police Department and that her daughter was there.
The New York police reported that the girl was fine, but tired. Mrs. Zwally has gone to New York to get her daughter. Det. Sgt.
Gene O. Wolf of the Ephrata Borough police said the girl will be questioned when she returns. Marietta Fire Hits Steak Shop; Damages, $5,000 A volunteer fireman was overcome by smoke Monday morning when fire caused an estimated $5,000 damage to the Steak Shop in Marietta. Edward Billett of the Marietta Pioneer Fire Co. was treated at St.
Joseph's Hospital for inbalation and released. Heavy smoke in the building hindered firemen in their attempts to reach the flames. Fire Chief William P. Bailey said the airtight building prevented rapid spread of the fire and helped keep damage relatively light. Smoke caused much of the damage in the building, Chief Bailey said.
Flames damaged vending machines and 1 electrical wiring. Maytown Fire Co. assisted Marietta fireman and the Elizabethtown Fire Co. sent a Civil Defense crew to the scene with air for refilling compressors at the scene. Royalty To Visit KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) King Mohammed Zahir and Queen Homaira will pay a threeday visit to Czechoslovakia beginning Sept.
22, the government announced. J. Robert Wagner; 1358 Willow St. Pike 393-3692 AWNINGS, BLINDS JALOUSIES "Just A Shade Better" Portrait Of A Princess in London Wednesday. The first official portrait of Princess Anne, painted by Bernard Hailstone, will go on exhibit Horse Show Set At Windy Tor A horse show at Windy Tor Stables is planned this Sunday beginning at 1 p.m.
There will be 15 classes in the show, 12 of which are open and three restricted to members of the Windy Tor Stables Club. Holly Sensenig of New Holland and Linda Schultz of Lancaster, Tuskegee Founder Tuskegee Institute in Alabama was founded in 1881 by Booker T. Washington, who remianed as principal and instructor for 33 years. along with the Stables Club, are coordinating the show. Bob Gregory of Lancaster will be the judge.
Loyalty Day Unit Will Reorganize The Lancaster City-County Loyalty Day Committee will hold a reorganization meeting at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the City Council chambers. Chairmen and officers for the 1971 Loyalty Day obersvance will be elected. A-TREAT TV TIME SPECIAL 28 oz. NO RETURN BOTTLES -6 FLAVORS MIX OR MATCH 6 FOR $1.49 TAX Offer Good Sept.
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