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ghunrclh Acfiuftles Deaths and funerals St. John's plans fall activities AND BELL CHOIR DION'S CHURCH AUp Kintzel Brothers Quartet will ,1 hvmnsing Saturday, Sept. 18 at 7:30 sen at Z'on's Red Cnurch- RD Lwiesburg. During the same program Hamburg State School and Hospital 5 choir will perform. The quartet harmonizes not only in mils'0 but in personal relationships as there is no charge to any program put hV the quartet.

When a group or church them to sing they have never 'hareed a set fee. All monies earned go to the treasury for expenses and new Charles Workman, organist at St. John's United Church of Christ, Schuylkill Haven, announced that choir rehearsals for the senior choir have begun and there are openings in all sections for new members. Rehearsals are held in the sanctuary each Sunday evening at 7. Services on Sunday will be held at 8 the church school meets at 9.

The second worship service will be held at 10:30. The soloist at the 10:30 service will be Mrs. James Williams. Individual classes in the church school will resume on Sunday with new arrangements being made for the seventh grade and senior high sections. All teachers in the senior and adult sections of the church school will be greeting their classes.

Youth Fellowship will hold its initial meeting of the season on Sunday evening, September 12 at 5:30. The meeting will include first-month planning and an election of offices. Junior and senior high youth are welcome. Youth advisors will be on hand to greet the youth. in January the group made a recording rand copies will be sold at the hymnsing.

Street, Auburn on Sunday at 7 Evangelist Orion T. Rhodes of Lancaster will be showing slides of work that is being conducted in India. Evangelist Rhodes will narrate some of the pictures that will be seen and convey their meaning. Pastor Jay Mengel invites the public to attend. Study format announced at Reedsville The class leaders of the Reedsville EC Church, Rte.

183, Schuylkill Haven, have announced a new format for the 7:30 Wednesday evening prayer and praise hour. Beginning on Wednesday a children's choir and Bible study will meet under the direction of the Charles Walton family. The prayer meeting service will consist of a song period followed by a Bible study led by the pastor. Pastor Dixon announced that he will begin a systematic study of Paul's letter to the Phillippians and that study materials would be available for those desiring to make use of them. Following the study the group will divide into smaller groups for prayer and fellowship.

The public is invited to attend these studies. hrist Lutheran REGULAR schedule I The summer schedule of church ser CHARLES R. STERNER Charles R. Sterner, 81, RD1 New Ringgold, died Monday evening in the Coaldale Hospital following an accident on Route 309, south of Tamaqua earlier in the day. Sterner suffered multiple body and facial injuries in the accident between his truck and a car.

Born in West Penn he was the son of the late Frank and Susanna Turner Sterner. His wife, the former Jennie Hoppes Reeser, died in 1960. A veteran of World War he served with the 28th division of the Army. He had been a farmer prior to retiring in 1960. He was a member of the United Church of Christ congregation of Zions Union Church, RD2 New Ringgold; American Legion Post 173, Tamaqua; Andreas Fire Co.

No. 1 and Mahoning Fire Co. Surviving are two daughters, Idella, wife of Harry Deter, Dorothy, wife of Ira Fritz, RD1 New Ringgold; two sons, Paul of RD1 New Ringgold and Calvin, of RD2 New Ringgold; one stepdaughter, Perma Reeser, Auburn; a stepson, Charles Reeser, Allentown; 24 grandchildren; 33 great-grandchildren; one great-greatgrandchild; one sister, Mrs. Celesta Arner, RD3 Tamaqua. Services were held today from the Nester Funeral Home with the Rev.

George Fetterolf officiating. Burial was made in Zions Union Cemetery Snyders. FRANCIS F. HEFFNER Francis F. "Shad" Heffner, 73, 36 E.

William who had operated a produce business in the area for the past 50 years, died Monday at 2:25 a.m. at the Pottsville Hospital where he had been a patient one week. He had been ill the past month. Born at Beckville, he was the son of the late Oscar and Laura Heffner. He lived in Schuylkill Haven most of his life.

He was a life member of the Loyal Order of Moose, Pottsville, and the Schuylkill Hose Co. of Schuylkill Haven. Surviving are his widow, the former Victoria Yesavage; one nephew, Thomas Donahue, Phoenixville; several other nieces and nephews. Services were held yesterday from Bast, Detwiler and Stabingas Funeral Home with the Rev. James R.

Williams officiating. Burial was made in Schuylkill Memorial Park. MRS. ANNA BURIN Services were held today from the Geschwindt Funeral Home for Mrs. Anna Burin, 85, 601 Schuylkill who died Monday at 4 :45 p.m.

at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Pillar with whom she resided. A former resident of New Philadelphia, she was born in Austria. She was the daughter of the late Stanley and Julia Manzick.

She was a member of St. Mary of Assumption Byzantine Catholic Church, St. Clair. Her husband, Michael, died in 1935. Surviving are seven children: Anna, wife of John Lozskie, Baltimore; Julia, wife of Leo Zokites, Port Charlotte, Michael, Baltimore; Mrs.

Mary Drahuschak, Philadelphia; John, Philadelphia; Helen, wife of Anthony Pillar, Schuylkill Haven; Joseph, Maple Shade, N.J.; 22 grandchildren; 22 great grandchildren. Mass was celebrated in St. Mary Church with burial in Sacred Heart Cemetery, New Philadelphia. WILLIAM F. STICHER William F.

Sticher of 117 Railroad Cressona, died on August 26 in his home, after an illness of several years. He was 84 years of age. A son of the late Jacob and Sarah Zechman Sticher, Mr. Sticher was a lifelong resident of Cressona. He was employed by the Reading Railroad for 50 years prior to his retirement 15 years ago.

He was a member of St. Mark's United Church of Christ, the American Legion, Cressona; and the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. He served with the US Army in World War I. His wife, the former Doris V. Seidel, died in 1974.

Survivors include three sons: Carl, of Laurel, Reynold, Friedensburg; Jay, RD2 Pine Grove; two daughters: Shirley, wife of Donald Schaeffer, Yardley, and Jean, wife of John March, Cressona; five grandchildren, four greatgrandchildren; and one sister, Mrs. Alma Richards, Cressona. His funeral was held Saturday morning from the Bast, Detwiler and Stabingas Funeral Home, Schuylkill Haven, followed by burial in Schuylkill Memorial Park. The Rev. Merrill Sywenki conducted the services.

vices will end aunuay ai isi Church. On Sunday, Sept. 12 the regular schedule mil resume with two services of holy communion, one at 7:30 a.m. the other at Sunday school will be held at the regular time, 9 a.m. ORION RHODES TO PRESENT SLIDES AT AUBURN CHURCH Special services will be held at the German Eldership Church of God, South 3rd RITA C.

GAFFNEY Services were held yesterday from Geschwindt Funeral Home for Mrs. Rita C. Gaffney, 65, of Canal Landingville, who was dead on arrival at the Good Samaritan Hospital Saturday at 7:45 p.m. Death was due to natural causes. Born in Saint Clair, she was the daughter of the late James B.

and Susan McCullion Leddy. She was a member of St. Ambrose Church and the Landingville Hose Co. Auxiliary. She was last employed at Landing Knitting Mills, Landingville.

Surviving are her husband, Robert J. a daughter. Rose Marie, wife of John Har-dinger, Adamsdale; three grandchildren; three sisters, Susan, wife of Charles James, Mary, wife of Michael Mihilov, both of Mill Creek; Mrs. Annie Stauffer, Schuylkill Haven; three brothers, James of Mill Creek; Clarence of Llewellyn and Joseph of Spring City. Mass of Christian burial was celebrated in Saint Ambrose Church with burial in the parish cemetery.

RICHARD M. BROGAN Richard M. Brogan, 43, of 11 Rudy Cressona, died at his home last Thursday after being taken unexpectedly ill. Born in Allentown, he was the son of Mrs. Anna Mulzet Brogan, Allentown, and the late William Brogan.

He was an Army veteran of the Korean conflict and was employed as a dental technician at Pottsville Medical Laboratories. Surviving in addition to his mother, are his widow, Pearl; four sons, Richard, Patrick, Michael and Timothy, all of Slatington; two sisters, Jean, wife of Francis Jacobs, and Donna, wife of Robert Schankowitz, both of Allentown; one brother, William of Allentown. Services were held Monday in Allentown with mass of Christian burial in Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church. Burial was made in the parish cemetery. MRS.

ANASTAZIA BAZAR Mrs. Anastazia Bazar, 20 Schuylkill Cressona, died yesterday at 8:30 a.m. at her home. A native of Austria, she was born Sept. 14, 1895, daughter of the late Luther and Pearl Kawankia Hakan.

She resided in the Cressona area most of her life and was a member of St. Nicholas Ukranian Catholic Church, Minersville. Her husband, Alexander, died in 1961. Surviving are four sons, Wesley and Stephen, at home; Joesph, Carlisle; Leo, Camp Hill; four daughters, Pearl, Queens, N.Y.; Mary, Manhatten, N.Y.; Anna and Bessie, at home; one brother, John, Turm-tol, Russia; three sisters, Anna of Austria; Anna and Mary, of France; three grandchildren. Service will be held Saturday morning from the Ebling Funeral Home with mass of Christian burial in St.

Nicholas Church. Burial will be made in St. Ambrose Gospel singers at Drive-In On Sunday at the 7 p.m. drive-in service, Grace Evangelical Congregational Church, will have as its special guests, "The One Way Gospel Singers." This group of seven young men and women has made many friends in the area of gospel music. Hear them present in song, testimony and challenge the joys of knowing Jesus Christ and the everyday walk in the Christian way.

At this same service the Rev. Ronald B. Kuntz will bring a message entitled "This Message Could Save Your Marriage." Sit in the privacy of your own car or bring a lawn chair and enjoy the service in the beauty of God's great outdoors. Nursery and childcare facilities available for all children through age eight. In the event of inclement weather the service will be held indoors.

LIBERTY STREET PHONE 366 0521 ORWIGSBURG Plastic causes death of seven-month-old child Cemtery. new arrivals Erica J. Hinkel, seven-month-old daughter of Eric and Ellen Sholansky Hinkel, 249 Dock was dead on arrival Monday at 11:35 p.m. at the Pottsville Hospital. Dr.

Robert E. Hobbs, pathologist, said death was due to suffocation. Local police reported that the child had been placed at the top of the parents' bed while the parents went into the living room to listen to the stereo. When they checked the infant about 11:25 they found it had rolled from the top of the bed to the bottom where it became tangled in plastic bags, the type used for storing clean curtains. The infant reportedly sucked some of the plastic into its mouth and suffocated.

Deputy Coroner William Zizelmann was called and Corp. Mike Naus of the Schuylkill Haven Police Dept. investigated. The child was born in Pottsville. The parents are members of St.

Ambrose Church. Surviving in addition to the parents, are a sister, Jeannie, at home; the maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Sholansky; paternal grandmother, Mrs. Joyce Hinkel, Schuylkill Haven; paternal grandfather, Lt.

Commander Harold Hinkel stationed at Virginia Beach. Services will be held at the convenience of the family from the Joseph Mahal Funeral Home, Minersville. David Smith II promoted to SP4 SP4 David R. Smith II, son of Mr. and Mrs.

David R. Smith, Schuylkill Haven, was promoted to his present rank August 8. A 1974 graduate of Schuylkill Haven High School, Smith jointed the Army in May 1975. He is stationed in Germany with the 1st engineers. His wife, the former Sharon L.

Zimmerman, of Schuylkill Haven, is residing in Germany with him. Tom Herb promoted Tom Herb, son of Postmaster and Mrs. Phaon Herb, Orwigsburg, has been promoted to SP4 and is presently serving a six month tour in the 76th brigade in Germany. Herb is stationed at Weisbaden Air Force Base, Germany, and drives a track vehicle. Recently he was selected to drive the vehicle in a Veterans' Day celebration in that area.

SP4 Herb is permanently stationed at Ft. Carson, Colo. He is a 1971 graduate of Blue Mt. High School and entered the service in February of 1975. A daughter, to Mr.

and Mrs. Stephen Koren, Orwigsburg, August 28 at the Pottsville Hospital. The mother is the former Diane Beckel. A son, to Mr. and Mrs.

James Noecker, RD1 New Ringgold, August 29 at the Pottsville Hospital. The mother is the former Helen Gehrig. A son, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ripley, San Jose, August 7.

The mother is the former Susan Zvorsky of Cressona. A daughter, to Mr. and Mrs. John Mager, Wilmington, August 25 at the Wilmington Medical Center. The mother is the former Monica Deitrich.

The father is a former Cressona resident. A son, to Mr. and Mrs. David Fessler, Orwigsburg, Aug. 26 at the Good Samaritan Hospital.

The mother is the former Debra Krohn. A son, to Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Ketner, RD2 Schuylkill Haven, Aug. 26 at the Pottsville Hospital.

The mother is the former Sandra Schneck. A daughter, to Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Hammond, Cressona, August 25 at the Good Samaritan Hospital. The mother is the former Joan Somers.

A son, to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Reitman, Orwigsburg, August 25 at the Good Samaritan Hospital. The mother is the former Julia Ann Bell. A daughter, to Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Weist, RD1 Pottsville, August 30 at the Good Samaritan Hospital. The mother is the former Beverly Ann Lehman. Visitors return home Cheryl Ann Bubeck and brothers, Charles and Craig, returned home to Virginia Beach after spending a vacation with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

George Candee and Mrs. May Bubeck. Can't tell yet whether my son will follow in his Dad's footsteps. Toys don't make an engineer. But he's learning some of the basic principles of physics with which many professions deal.

On the way home from Church, when he talks about his lesson, I recognize familiar signs character is still in the mold. Deep conviction, bold dedication come later. But he's grasping those basic truths on which great living rises. For a busy engineer who used to be hit-or-miss in his church attendance, fostering the growth of a soul is a fascinating experience especially as I find my own faith deepening with every reverent day! Can't tell about his following my footsteps. But I've discovered new dimensions in life following his.

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