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flCTOKY VOLUME 52, NO. 19. ELIZABETHVILLE, JUNE 28, 1945 1.604A YEAR IN ADVANCE SINGLE COPY, THRE.E TENTS WW Sl( BUY UNITfO Install Rotary Couple Married In Rife Church Ration Reminder WITH THE SERVICE MEN OCALS To Report For Active Duty With Medical Corps Dr. Robert E. Barto ha Echo Will Not Be Printed Next Week One Injured In Bus Accident At Loyalton, Monday One person was injured and other passengers escaped injury, when a bus of the Williams Valley Transportation Company of WiHiamstown, sideswiped two parked cars on Highway Route 209, at Loyalton, shortly before 5 o'clock Monday morning.

The bus was carrying employees of the Middletown Army Air Depot. State Police of the Lykens substation, who investigated the ac been called to active duty with the Army Medical Corns. nd will be stationed at Carlisle, Pa. Dr. Barto, who is the sun ol Dr.

and Mrs. R. E. Barto of town, is a graduate of the Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, and has been serving as interne at the Jefferson Hospital. He has been commissioned a First Lieutenant.

OBSERVE WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Claude E. Min-nich were honored at a dinner at their home in Wiconisco on Sunday in observance of their forty-ninth wedding anniversary. Mr.

and Mrs. Minnich have livnrl in Wiftninn sfnpo thmr in marriage, and Mr. Minnich has been postmaster ten years. Mr. and Mrs.

Minnich have four daughters, Mrs. Lola Rhodes, Mrs. Sara MacFarland and Mrs. Millie Miller of Harrisburg and Miss Betty Minnich, of Wiconisco; a son, Robert E. Minnich, of Cohoes, New York, eight grandchildren, and one great-grandson.

RECEIVES DISCHARGE FROM ARMY Staff Sergeant Herman S. Herb recently returned bo his home, Millersburg R. after receiving an honorable discharge from the army at Fort Dix, New Jersey. Sergeant Herb, was wounded while serving with the army in Europe. Two brothers in the service are Staff sergeant tester Herb, with the army in Europe, and Pfc.

Junior Herb, who was wounded overseas and is now stationed at Camp Butner, North Carolina. NOVINGER STONEROAD Miss Betty Stoneroad was wed to Mr. Jacob Novinger, in the parsonaige of David's Reformed Church at Killinger, June 16th, by the pastor, Rev. Elden E. Ehr-hart.

The couple was attended by Miss Ruth Stoneroad, sister of the bride, and Albert Novinger, brother of the bridegroom. The bride is the daughter Mr. and Mrs. George Stoneroad, of Millersburg R. and Mr.

Novinger is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Novinger, also of Millersburg R. D.

LIBERATED AIRMAN ON FURLOUGH Staff Sergeant and Mrs. Robert L. Miller are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H.

Miller, Wiconisco. Sgt. Miller, who was taken a prisoner of war of Germany Club Officers Mon. Members of the Elizabethville Rotary Club were entertained at the cottage of F. P.

Margerum in Small Valley, Monday evening. Newly-elected officers of the Club were installed at the busi ness session and a report of the District Meeting of Rotary International was presented. Guests of the club were: Pvt. Ralph L. Lehman of the Marine Corps; C.

T. Romberger, Warren F. Swab, and Alvin F. Kinter, of Runnemede, New Jersey. The program for next week's meeting will be in charge of Mi Harold L.

Romberger. ASSIGNED TO COLLECT TAXES The Dauphin County Commissioners have named County, Treasurer Elmer E. Erb to collect "'7. rp iton, WiHiamstown and Halifax Township. The districts have no tax collectors at present.

GETS COMBAT INFANTRY-MAN'S BADGE Pfc. Robert H. Kitner, of Millersburg, has been awarded the Combat Infantryman's Badge for participation in combat against the enemy in Italy. MOVED TO HALIFAX Mr. and Mrs.

Samuel Hoster-man, recently moved from Hern-don to Halifax, where Mr. Hos-terman is agent for the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. Mr. Hosterman had been agent for the railroad at the Herndon and Dalmatia stations a number of years. ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Kathleen Miller, of Bellefonte, to Charles G.

Reed, of Millersburg. The L- in Pullu- Mclhodist church June lst and was performed by the Rev. Harry Stenger, pastor. Mrs. Reed is a daughter of Mr.

and Mr3. Alfred Miller, of Bellefonte, and Mr. Reed is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J.

L. Reed, of Millersburg. SOLDIER GETS BRONZE STAR AWARD Mr. and Mrs. David Herb of Lykens were recently advised that their son, Pfc.

Robert L. Herb was awarded the Bronze Star Medal for heroic achievement in connection with military operations against the enemy from March 12 to April 15, 1945, in Germany. Pfc. Herb entered the service in September, 1944. AIRMAN ON FURLOUGH Lieutenant John Betz of the Army Air Forces, is spending a furlough with his mother, Mrs.

Josephine Betz, Lykens. Lieutenant Betz, a navigator war camp in April. He had been captured when his plane was forced down over Yugoslavia last November. WED AT HALIFAX William D. Shomper and Miss Jean M.

Corsnitz, of Halifax, were married in the parsonage of the Halifax Reformed Church, Monday evening at 8:30 o'clock by the pastor, Rev. G. W. Moyer. The ring ceremony of the church was used.

Mrs. Shomper is the daughter of Mrs. Alda Corsnitz, of Halifax; and the bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Myrtle Shomper, of Lykens. The bridegroom recently returned to the United States after serving with the army overseas two years.

He is at present sta- tioned in North Carolina, AIRMAN REPORTED MISSING Mrs. Alberta Kreiner, of Wiconisco, has been advised by the War Department that her son, Sergeant Charles Kreiner, 20, has been reported missing in action in the Pacific since May 19th. Sgt. Kreiner has been in the Army Air Forces nearly two years. WED AT HAGERSTOWN Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Margaret Ibberson, of Lykens, to Pfc.

William H. Alleman, of Millersburg. The ceremony took place in the of the Evangelical Church at Hagerstown, Maryland, June 6th. Mrs. Alleman is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Ibberson of Lykens, and Pfc. Alleman is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William H.

Alleman of Millersburg. He returned to the United States recently after having been wounded while serving with the army Pfc. Melvin L. Bowers of the Army Air Forces, and Miss Ruth E. Shifter, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Cloyd E. Sniffer of Millers- burg R. were married in Zion Lutheran Church, Rife, at 6 o'clock Saturday evening by the Rev. W.

Z. Artz, pastor. The double ring ceremony was used. During a recital prior to the ceremony, Mr. Howard B.

Bowman, of Millersburg, played "A Memory of "My Heart At Thy Sweet "I Love You and "0 Promise Mr. Bowman also played the wedding music. The bride was given in mar riage by her father. She wore a white satin and marquisette gown and carried a bouquet of white asters. Mrs.

Irvin Shiffer was matron of honor. She wore a yellow net gown and carried a bouquet of purple asters. The bridesmaids, Edna Mae and Gladys Shiffer wore pink and blue marquisette gowns and carried pink and lav' ender asters. Martha Marie Long, of Gratz, the flower girl, wore a white taffeta gown, and blue gowns were worn by the train-bearers, Dolores and Joanne Crouthermel. Mr.

Irvin Shiffer served as best man, and Robert and Cloyd Shiffer were the ushers. The groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. William Bowers of Millersburg R. D.

Following the ceremony, a re ception was held at the home of the bride's parents. WED IN STONE VALLEY CHURCH Pfc. Lee P. Klinger, of the army and Miss Marjorie Lehman, were married in the Stone Valley Lutheran and Reformed Church, Hickory Corners, at 4 o'clock, Saturday afternoon. Rev.

E. A. Dech, pastor of the Pillow Reformed Charge, officiated. Miss Thehna Lehman, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid, and Mr. Daniel Dreibelbis of Hickory Corners, served as best man.

The is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lehman, of Hickory Corners, and the bridegroom is a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Penrose Klinger, Dalmatia R.

D. He has been stationed with the army at Carlisle, since his return from a tour of overseas duty. A reception was held at the home of the bride's parents on Sunday, when the following were present: Mr. and Mrs. Luther Smeltz and Mrs.

Raymond Holwig, of Gratz; Lena Smeltz, of Phoenix-ville; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Phillips. Dalmatia; Mr. and Mrs.

William Yohe and daughter Mar- lene, of Pillow; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Henninger, Elizabethville; Mrs. Jacob Smeltz and children Dean and Norma, Sunbury; Rev. E.

A. Dech and daughter Joyce, of Pillow; Marian Long, Stena Dreibelbis and Daniel Dreibelbis, Hickory Corners; Mrs. Richard Smeltz and son Carl, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lehman, Thelma, Betty, Dorothy, Kermit, Marvin and Bruce Lehman, and Pfc.

and Mrs. Lee P. Klinger. DANIELS MATTIS Miss Joanne U. Mattis of Millersburg was wed to MoMMlc Elwood G.

Daniels, of the Navy, in the Second Reformed Church, Harrisburg, June 15th. The pastor, Rev. H. S. Raab, officiated.

Miss Janet Wimgard of Millersburg, was maid of honor and Sgt. Palmer D. Miller, also of Millersburg, served as best man. Both bride and groom are graduates of the Millersburg High School. Mrs.

Daniels is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Homer B. Mattis, of Millersburg, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Guy Daniels, also of Millersburg. MATTER BONAWITZ Miss Mary E. Bonawitz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bonawitz of Selinsgrove, was wed to Mr.

Robert E. Matter, son of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Matter, Millersburg R.

D. The ceremony took place in the parsonage of the Reformed Church, Selinsgrove, June 20th, and was performed by the Rev. O. W. Nace.

Mrs. Matter is a graduate of the Selinsgrove High School, and Mr. Matter is a graduate of the Millersburg High School. REPUBLICAN WOMEN MEET TONIGHT Members of the Elizabethville-Washington Township Council of Republican Women will meet at the home of Mrs. Elmer W.

Ly-ter, West Main Street, town, at 8 o'clock this Thursday evening. A social will follow the Meati, Fats Red Stamps E2 through J2 last date for use: June 30. Red Stamps K2 through P2 last date for use: July 31. Red Stamps Q2 through U2 last date for use: August 31. Red Stamps V2 through Z2 last date for use: September 30, Processed Foods Blue Stamps N2 through S2 last date for use: June 30.

Blue Stamps T2 through X2 last date for use: July 31. Blue Stamps Y2, Z2, Al, Bl, CI date for use: August 31. Blue Stamps Dl through HI last date for use: September 30. Sugar Stamp 36 last date for use: August 31. Fuel Oil renoa 3, 4, and coupons, good for ten gallons per unit, continue valid throughout the country for the rest of thi heating year.

New Period 1 cou pon in the 1945-46 ration may be used anytime after June 1, 5hoes Airplane stamps Nos. 1, 2, 3, in Book Three continue valid indefinitely. COMPLETING OFFICIAL VOTE TABULATION Compiling of results of the Dauphin County vote in the June 19th Primary Election, by the official return board, was nearing completion yesterday. It was stated that at the close of work yesterday the vote of ten township and borough districts remained to be computed before the Board could start tabulation of the vote cast. CHAPLAIN RETURNS FROM OVERSEAS Lieut.

Colonel Paul W. Baer, who served as an Army Chaplain overseas nearly three years, has returned to the United States and is visiting his family in Philadelphia. Lieut. Colonel Baer was for merly pastor of the Methodist Church, WiHiamstown. WED AT LYKENS Miss Marie Paul, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. John Paul, and Al-ben Pierce, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alben Pierce, of Dauphin, were married in the United Brethren Church, Lykens, June 16th, by the pastor, Rev. Samuel Stoner.

The couple will reside in Lykens. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Deeds filed for record at the Dauphin Count Court House in clude: Joh B. Shiffer to John Zerbe, two and one-half story frame dwelling, Market and Union Streets, Pillow. Mr. and Mrs.

Harvey E. Sny der to Mr. and Mrs. Newton Rowe, tract of land in Washing ton Township. Margaret A.

Miller to Clar ence S. Miller, tract of land in Wayne Township. Mrs. Catherine Minnich to of Samuel II. Straub, two tracts mountain land aggregating acres along southern side 45 of Manhantongo Mountain, Township.

Lykens LYKENS SAILOR WOUNDED Relatives have received word that Slc Ray Blyler was slightly wounded on May 9th, while serv ing with the Navy in the Pacific area. Seaman Blyler, who entered the service in May 1944, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Blyler of Lykens, AREA SOLDIERS RECEIVE DISCHARGES FROM ARMY Soldiers of this area who have received honorable discharges from the army at Fort Dix, are: Pfc.

Kenneth J. Eberly, Millersburg. SSgt. Forrest H. Deppen, Pillow.

BOMBER GETS NAME OF HERSHEY" 'CITY Hershey, Pa. Word has come from the commander of a bombardment group of B-29's based in the Pacific, that a Superfortress has been named for the community of Hershey, called "City of Hershey." The name was chosen by vote of members of the plane's crew. Missouri has an area of 69,674 square miles. Pvt. James E.

Gunderman, who returned to the United States some time ago after a tour of duty in the European war theater, where he was wounded, is at present stationed at tho Army Ground and Service For ces Redistribution Station, Atlantic City, New Jersey. He is the son of Mrs. Catherine Gunderman of Mayfield Street, town. Local Soldior Gets Army Discharge Pfc. Clarence C.

Zimmerman, of Elizabethville, was one of a group of soldiers who received honorable discharges from the army at the Personnel Center, Indiantown Gap Military Reservation, yesterday. Pfc. Zimmerman, who is the son of Oscar O. Zimmerman, of town, entered the army in April 1942. He recently returned to this country after having served with the army overseas in England, the Mediterranean area and western Europe.

Pvt. Charles E. Gleigsner has returned to his home here after having received an honorable discharge from the army at Camp Upton, New York. He had entered the army in February, 1941, and was stationed in the Pacific area two years. T4 Ernest Dietrich of the army, has been transferred from North Fort Lewis, Washington, to Gowen Field, Boise, Idaho.

Pfc. Nevin Lahr who was liberated from a German prisoner of war camp, is spending a fur lough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lahr, Elizabethville R. D.

Pfc. Lahr wai taken prisoner while serving with the army in France, January 1. 1945. Three Elizabethville sailors met some time ago, somewhere in the Pacific area. The men are Milford Schlegel, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Archie Schlegel; Eugene St. Sing, son of Mrs. Verna St. Sing, and Russell Miller, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles R. Millei. HAlc Floyd Buffington, and friend, Ph.M3c Walter Donker-son, stationed with the Navy at Brooklyn, N. spent the week end at the former's home here.

Pvt. Walter Shutt, stationed with the army at Fort Knox, Kentucky, visited his family at Hegins, and his father, John Shutt, town, during the week end. Pvt. Ralph Lehman who re- cently completed his basic train- ing with the Marine Corps at Parris Island, South Carolina, is spending a leave with his family, North Market Street. Upon his return to duty, he will be stationed at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.

Harold Temple of the Navy, visited his grandparents, George Temple and Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Wenrich, on Saturday.

William Botts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Botts, of Washington Township, has been advanced to the rank of Staff Sergeant. He is serving with the army in Europe. His brother, Sergeant Charles Botts is serving with the Marine Corps in the Pacific area.

LeMar Daniel, of the Navy, who recently completed his basic training at Bainbridge, Maryland, is spending a leave with his family here. CLOSE PART OF LAKE WALLENPAUPACK Because of the War Emergency, that portion of Lake Wal-lenpaupack which extends for a distance approximately 750 feet from the breast of the dam, and which was closed to the public for the past several years, will again be closed this year. No boating, fishing, swimming, or any other form of recreation will be permitted in this restricted area, which has again been marked by red flags mounted on buoys installed across the lake at approximately the above distance from the breast of the dam. Glommen, the principal river of Norway, is 400 miles long. Canada has an area of square miles.

Melons, Fruits and Vegetables at the Gratz Auction, Friday night. Adv. 19-n Samuel Enterline of York, is spending a vacation in town. Mr. Enterline is a former resident of this community.

Mrs. Edward Haverbeck Wilmington, Delaware is the guest of Mrs. Grace Zcigler and family. Mrs. R.

L. Rausseau of Brooklyn. New York, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bahney, East Broad Street, during the week end.

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brayman, of Marietta, were guests of her mother, Mrs. Anna Yerges, May-field Street, last week. Mr.

and Mrs. Alvin Kinter and daughter Bonnie Jean of Runne- mede, New Jersey are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Zeigler.

Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Snyder of Dushore, and their son, Frank Snyder, a midshipman at the U.

S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H.

Fauber, last last Thursday. Miss Eima Gaupp, of Ann Arbor, Michigan, is spending a vacation with her sister, Miss Alice Gaupp. Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Barrows of New York City spent the week end at the home of Miss Gaupp.

AMM3c and Mrs. Ernest Steever, and daughter Evelyn, of Norfolk, Virginia, are visiting his parents, Dr. and Mrs. E. L.

Steever, West Main Street. Machinist's Mate Steever is stationed with the Navy at Norfolk. Miss Betty Miller of New York City, spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.

N. Mil- Irs. Guy S. Reed of Riverdale, fvlaivl, was the guest of Mr. aVV-" Francis Reed, Spruce StNI Yuring the week end.

Mrs. Jennie Dunleavy and son Dean spent the week end with her son, Melvin Dunleavy and family, Philadelphia. Mr. Carolus Martyn of Philadelphia, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.

H. L. Weaver, this week. A group of twenty members and leaders of the Gratz Girl Scout Troop enjoyed a picnic in the Elizabebhville Park on Monday. Ralph Erdman, of Bangor, formerly of this place, who has been in ill health several weeks, is a patient in the St.

Luke's Hospital, Bethlehem. Mr. and Mrs. C. B.

Logan, of Palmyra, Mrs. Harold Bachman and Miss Doris Armes, of Harris-burg, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. J.

Daniel during the week end. U. B. CHURCH ASSEMBLY AT MT. GRETNA The twentieth annual Summer assembly of the East Pennsylvania Conference of the Church of the United Brethren in Christ, is now in session at Mt.

Gretna. Rev. Byron Sheetz, of Reading, is chairman of the program committee. Dr. Hazen G.

Warner, of Dayton, Ohio, is the speaker for the morning services and Bishop Ira D. Warner of the Pacific Coast District of the United Brethren Church is speaker for the- evening services. The Assembly is being conducted under the direction of the Board of Christian Education, Dr. P. B.

Gibble, of Palmyra, President. Rev. Dr. D. E.

Young, of Har-vi: burg, is general director of Cluistian Education. RECEIVES DISCHARGE FROM ARMY T5 Walter H. Hoffman, of Halifax, recently received an honorable discharge from the army at Iudiantown Gap. LF.TTERS IN ESTATE Mrs. Mary H.

Harner, of Wil-liamstown, has applied for letters of administration to settle the estate of her husband, J. Ralph Harner, late of Williams-town. The Victoria Falls in Africa are more than twice as high as Niagara Falls. Pigs and Baby Chicks at the Gratz Auction, Friday night. Adv.

19-lt At hat been customary during the week July 4th, THE ECHO will not be printed next week, July 5th. The next date of publication will be July 12th. PLAN FOR REUNION At a meeting of association members at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Keiter, Halifax R.

D. 1, on Sunday, plans were made for the thirty-second annual reunion of the John Peter Hoffman Family Association. The reunion will be held in the West End Borough Park at Ly kens, Saturday, August 4th. ACCIDENT REPORT Accidents investigated by State Police of the Lykens sub-station: 1944 1945 Accidents investigated 35 Motor Vehicle, fatal 1 Motor Vehicle, injuries 29 Pedestrian, fatal 1 Pedestrian, injuries 2 35 1 37 1 1 FUNERAL HELD TUESDAY FOR C. W.

RUBENDALL Charles W. Rubendall, age 59 years, of Millersburg, died in a Harrisburg hospital, Saturday, following a heart attack. He was an unemployment compensation referee in the State Department of Labor and Industry. Mr. Rubendall was a member of the Grace Evangelical Church, Millersburg, and of the P.

O. of A. lodge, and had served as Scoutmaster of the Millersburg Boy Scout Troop over twenty-five years. Mr. Rubendall had been engaged in the insurance business a number of years.

He was a for mer postmaster of Millersburg, and served as president of the Millersburg School Board twelve years. Survivors are his wife, Mr Lottie Rubendall, three sons, Robert Rubendall and Charles W. Rubendall of the Navy, and Dr. Howard Rubendall, headmaster of the Mt. Herman, Massachusetts, School for Boys; one daughter, Mrs.

Richard Barnhart, of Lancaster, and five grandchildren. Funeral services were held from the Minier Funeral Home, Millersburg, at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Rev. S. A.

Sitler, pastor of the Millersburg Evangelical Church, officiated, and interment was made in Oak Hill Cemetery at that place. RALPH A. HENNINGER Ralph A. Henninger, age 62 years, of Harrisburg, died in a hospital, that city, on Tuesday, following an illness of several weeks. He was a former resident of Millersburg.

Mr. Henninger was a son of the late Jacob A. and Annie I. (Romberger) Henninger, and was a native of Mifflin Township. He was graduated from Albright College in 1905, and taught school at Lebanon and Al-lentown, and later served for nine years as principal of the Ta-maqua High School.

He had been a representative of the New York Life Insurance Company, associated with the Harrisburg office a number of years. He was a member of the Odd Fellows lodge of Lebanon, and Trinity Methodist Church, Harrisburg. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Hilda Henninger; a brother, Walter B. Henninger, supervising principal of the Northumberland schools; and a foster daughter, Mrs.

Nancy Bashore, Canal Zone, Panama. Private services will be held from the Dugan Funeral Home, Harrisburg at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon. Rev. Dr. L.

M. Williams, and Bishop A. W. Cooper, of Reading, will officiate, and in- torment will be in the East Hiu- risbuig Cemetery. CONTINUE 3-CENT POSTAGE Congress this week decided to continue the three-cent rate for first class mail for two years.

The action was by resolution in the House which was approved by the Senate. MUSICAL WOOD FILM AT THEATRE AND SAT. HOLLY-FRI. "Tonight and Every a technicolor musical film, starring Rita Hayworth with Janet Blair and Lee Bowman, will be shown at the Hollywood Theatre, Friday and Saturday, June 29-30. The cast also includes Marc Piatt, Leslie Brooks, Stephen Crane, Jim Bannori, Florence Bates, Ernest Cossart, Richard Haydn, Philip Merivale, Patrick O'Moore, and others.

The picture was produced and directed by Victor Saville. cident, reported that the injured person is Charles Shibe, of Wiconisco, who sustained contusions of the head and body. George R. Holden, of Wil- liamstown, driver of the bus, told police that he was driving west through Loyalton when a spring on the bus broke, causing the vehicle to swerve to the side of the road and strike the parked cars. The automobiles are owned by Fred Markel, and Mrs.

Pauline Markel, of Loyalton. It is estimated that damage to the bus and two automobiles will exceed $500, ENTERTAIN AT PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Wert held a party at their home in Millersburg Friday evening, i honor of their son, Pfc.

Edgar D. Wert of the Army and their nephew, AMM2c William Heck-ert, of the U. S. Coast Guard. Pfc.

Wert is on furlough from the Douglas Army Air Field, Arizona, and Aviation Machinist's Mate Heckert recently returned to this country from a tour of overseas duty. GRADUATES FROM NURSES' TRAINING CENTER Lieutenant Kathleen Travitz, of Millersburg, was a member of a class of nearly 200 nurses, graduated recently from the Army Nurses Basic- Training Center at Camp Lee, Virginia. The graduates will be stationed at hospitals in the Third Service Command area. REISCH ROTHERMEL Miss Catherine M. Rothermel, daughter of Postmaster and Mrs.

William L. Rothermel, of Millers burg, was wed to Mr. Charles E. Reisch, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Reisch, of Palmyra i Hebron United Brethren Church, Millersburg, Saturday evening, the pastor, itev. a. i. Dundore, officiated. Both bride and bridegroom are graduates of the Millersburg High School.

Mr. and Mrs. Reisch will reside in Millersburg. WILL HOLD SERVICE IN ENDERS GROE Members of the Missionary So- of FisherviHe Lutheran Parish will hold their annual out door meeting in the Memorial Grove at Enders, Sunday, July 1st at 7:00 p. m.

A cordial invitation is extended. MRS. KATIE YOHE Mrs. Katie Yohe, of Wiconisco, died on 'Sunday at the age of 75 years. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs.

Dorothy Ebling, and a son, Clarence Yohe, both of Reading, eleven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held from the Reiff and Helt Funeral Home, Lykens, Tuesday afternoon. Rev. Samuel H. Stoner, pastor of the United Brethren Church officiated and interment was made in the Lutheran and Reformed Church Cemetery at Berrysiburg.

MRS. JENNIE A. KLINGER Mrs. Jennie A. Klinger, age 61 years, wife of Charles E.

Klinger, died at her home in Herndon Friday evening. Mrs. Klinger was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H.

High, of Dalmatia, and had been a resi-1 dent of Herndon forty years. Mrs. Klinger was a member of I ii.0 I and the Eastern Star Order of Sunbury. She was also a former member of the Herndon Board of Education. Survivors are her husband, two daughters, Mrs.

William H. Tingley, of Philadelphia and Mrs. Roy Phillips, of Berwyn, two step-children, a sister, and five grandchildren. Funeral services were held from the residence Tuesday afternoon, with further services in the Lutheran and Reformed Church, Herndon. Rev.

Jacob M. Singer and Rev. Charles A. Snyder officiated, and interment was made in the Herndon Cemetery, when his plane was forced down on a bombing plane, was liber-over France, was liberated from ated from a German prisoner of German prison camp last month. WED IN MILLERSBURG CHURCH Charles W.

Boeckler, of West Chester, and Miss Isabelle M. Burrows, of Millersburg, were married in Grace Evangelical Church, Millersburg, June 21st. The couple was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Victor L.

Gordon, of Clifton Heights, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Boeckler will reside in West Chester, where he is a member of the faculty of the West Chester junior high school. He is a former resident of Lykens.

MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Marriage license applications filed at the Dauphin County Court House include: Richard H. Maurer and Ruth E. Snyder, both of Elizabethville. David E. Gallant and Harriet E.

Rolhman, both of Millersburg. WILL PARTICIPATE IN REVUE Pupils of Florence J. Weigle's school of the dance will present their Revue in the Camp Hill High School auditorium Friday evening, June 29th. Miss Josephine Regar, ter of Captain and Mrs, Regar, of town, a pupil daugh-Philip of the school, will be one of the participants in the revue. ANNOUNCE TIRE QUOTA FOR JULY The Office of Price Administration has announced that passenger car tires for civilians will be released in July, the same as the June quota.

Only holders of 'B' and 'C gasoline ration booklets are eligible for new tires, it was stated..