Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 2

Newt, Friday, Nevwntor mi Obituaries Ethan A. Kreider Dies At 76 Shdlwy Mae V. Betleyon ShoHey, 57, wife of Clarence G. Sholley. 120 E.

Market Jonestown, died unexpectedly at her home yesterday afternoon at the age of 57. Bom in Union she was the daughter of Harry E. Betleyon. Jonestown RD1, and the late Alice Kreiser Betleyon. She was a member of the Jonestown Fire Co.

Ladies Auxiliary and a Democratic from Jones- jtown. In addition to her husband father, she is survived by: sons, Clarence 'Lebanon, Robert Myerstown RD 3, and Richard Roundup, three daughters. Dorothy, wife of iJohn L. Haldeman, IMyerstown. Shirley, wife of David H.

Haldeman. Lebanon -RD 3. and Arlene, wife of Donald V. Miller. Lebanon RD 5: a sister.

Violet Ditzler, Jonestown RD 14 grandchildren and four great- Theodore Weidman Theodore E. Weidman, Lebanon RD 3. died yesterday in the Good Samaritan Hospital. He was 64. Born in Lebanon, he was a son of the late Francis and Priscilla Schauers Weidman.

and the husband of Ethel Lewars Weidman. He was a retired lift truck operator at the Lebanon Steel Foundry and was a member of the Jehovah Witnesses. In addition to his wife, he is survived by three children: Gertrude Fox, Lebanon; Theodore E. Weidman Lebanon, and Mary Ann, wife of Warren Miller, Annville RD nine grandchildren; a sister. Dorothy, wife of Wilson Miller.

Lebanon; a brother, Robert T. Weidman, Sayre, three stepbrothers: James Kercher, and Calvin Kercher, both of Lebanon and Charles Kercher. Sayre. He was preceded in death by a brother, Leonard Weidman. IIBMM MILT HWS Mr 1.

Ilk unt Ufc- I7MI. Swwri lira Pi- T. Moses Martin T. Moses, husband of Martha Etzweiler Moses, 944 Middietown goad, Hershey, died unexpectedly in his home yesterday. He was 61.

He was a demolition expert and heavy equipment operator for the Bethlehem Steel Corp. quarries in Annville. He was a member of St. Paul's Lutheran Church of Sand Hills. In addition to his widow, he is survived by a daughter, Janet, wife of Boyd Martin.

Humrnelstown; two sons, Martin T. Humrnelstown RD 1 and Eugene Harrisburg; four sisters: Ruth Kreider, Dauphin; Mabel Shertzer, Hummelstown; Mildred Robinson, Harrisburg and Dorothy Shearer, Hershey and nine grandchildren. James C. Rke James C. Rice, 38 Peach Hershey, died yesterday at the Leader Health Care Center, Chambersburg.

He was 73. He was a member of the First United Methodist Church, Hershey; Browns tone Lodge 666 and AM, the Harrisburg Consistory, the Zembo Temple and the Dauphin Co. Firemen's Association. He was past president of the Hershey Fire Co. and president of Southeastern Firemen's sedation.

He is survived by a son, Charles Chambersburg: a brother, Floyd, Wheeling, W.Va.; a sister. Trella Brandt. Burlington, N.J.. and three grandchildren. Richard C.

Anderson Richard C. Anderson, husband of Mary L. Wenrich Anderson. 608 Locust died this morning at his residence. He was 47.

Born in Lebanon, he was an employe of Met-Ed Co. He was an Army veteran of the Korean War and a member of the Friendship Fire Co. In addition to his widow, he is survived by two children. Richard C. Jr.

and Angela Ann, both at home; his mother. Marie Clark, Lebanon and the following stepsisters and stepbrothers: Arlene Klinger, Dorothy Clark, William. Robert. Clifford, Larry and Dale Clark, all of Lebanon. THE HOLY NAME SOCIETY Extends a Public Invitation to A FESTIVAL OF SONG By The Palmyra Community Concert Saint Mary's Catholic Church UbaiMn Sunday, November 28, 1976, 3:00 P.M.

A Program of Fathw H.nry B. Strickland Cultural Organ Mink 2:30 P.M.' No Admniion CWg. Ethan A. Kreider, 76, formerly of 260 E. Main Campbelltown, died yesterday noon in the Harrisburg Hospital after being ill for several weeks.

On Oct. 18, he and his wife, Esther Books Kreider, had moved to the Harrisburg Messiah Home. Born in Campbelltown, he was a son of the late Henry K. and Katie Hoffman Kreider. He served for 35 years as a cashier for the Campbelltown Bank before it merged with the Valley Trust Co.

Bank. He was a director of the bank also. He was a member and former deacon of the Palmyra Brethren in Christ Church, a member of the Bible Fellowship Sunday school class and served for 10 years as the church's chairman for the Harrisburg Messiah Home. He was a member of the boards of the Campbelltown Water Co. and the United Christian Cemetery, Campbelltown.

He was a member and former treasurer of the Palmyra Senior Citizens and for several years served as auditor for S. Londonderry Twp. Besides his wife, he is survived by four sons: Dr. Marlin B. Kreider.

Boston. H. Martin R. Giant Martin R. Giant, husband of the late Mary Wike Giant, 2236 W.

Cumberland died this morning in the Hershey Medical Center. He was 72. Born in Walton Quarries. Dauphin he was a son of the late William and Kate E. Shaud Giant.

He was retired from the D.M. Stoufautz Talmadge, where he worked a a plant manager. He worshipped in the Church of Christ. He is survived by his children: Annie Mae, wife of Walter O'Leary; Gerald Mary wife of Robert Ream; William Martin R. Robert John Sarah C.

with whom he resided and Joyce wife of Charles Diamond, all of Lebanon. Also surviving are 18 grandsons. 11 granddaughters, three great-grandchildren and a brother. John Franklin Giant, Lebanon. Hobart G.

Nye Hobart G. Nye. husband of Irene White Nye. 509 Noble died this morning in the Good Samaritan Hospital. He was 79.

Born in Washington, D.C., he was a son of the late Grant and Tillie Nye. He was retired from Norwalk Freight Lines, Reading. He was a member of the Friendship Fire Co. and the Lincoln Republican Club. In addition to his widow, he is survived by a grandchild; two great-grandchildren and a step-brother, Frederick Sell.

Alien town. Several nieces and nephews also survive. Two sons, Clifford and Chester, preceded him in death. PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT An auction will held for the purpose of allowing the publk to purchase and infrequently traded unlisted local issues. The auction wilt be conducted by a registered account executive with Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner Smith Inc.

If you are interested in buying and selling these infrequently traded local issues, we urge you to attend. If you have any questions or would like to register your intent to teti area securities, please call Peter Ehrgood at (717) 843-0011 or TIME: 7:00 P.M. DATE: DECEMBER 8, 1976 LOCATION: THE MUNICIPAL BUILDING SOUTH EIGHTH STREET LEBANON, PENNA. Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner Smith Inc. 232 E.

Market Street, York, Pa. 17403 (717) 843-OO11 An: Perer Ehrgood Ellis Kreider, Palmyra; Harold N. Kreider, Columbus, Ohio; Ray L. Kreider, Baltimore, two daughters, Ruth, wife of Howard Landis, Grantham; Marian, wife of Melvin Hoch, Carlisle RD; 10 grandchildren; three sisters, Grace, wife of Joseph Stoner, East Berlin RD; Mary C. Kreider, Elizabethtown; Anna, wife of John Engle, Campbelltown, and one brother, Herbert H.

Kreider, Hershey. Charge Youth In Fatal Fire PHILADELPHIA (UPI) A teenaged youth has been charged with setting a one- alarm blaze that killed four members of his family, including his crippled mother. The youth, William Kelly, 17, arrested shortly after 3 a.m. Thursday and charged with four counts of involuntary manslaughter in connection with the fire early Wednesday is the city's Kensington section. The fire killed his mother, Florence Hanson, 45; his stepsister, Mary, 14; his aunt, Ann Kelly, 65, who was blind, and her son from a previous marriage, William McNeese, 33.

Kelly's 9-year-old stepbrother, Robert Hanson, was admitted to Pennsylvania Hospital in critical condition with head injuries and smoke inhalation. Police Capt. Malcolm Kachigian, noting the difference in the family names, said: have no idea. But he is her (Mrs. Hanson's) son according to our homicide records." According to police, Kelly apparently spread a flammable liquid on the second and third floors of the three- story home and set a match to it.

Robert sustained his critical injuries by jumping from a third floor window to escape the flames. Kelly also was treated for smoke inhalation at Pennsylvania Hospital and released. The fire was reported just after 6 a.m. Wednesday and brought under control less than an hour later. A neighbor, Diane Winning, 23, told police that she was awakened by two men screaming at the occupants of the house to jump.

The men, Ronald Fisher and Walter Armbruster, tried to catch Robert as he leaped to the sidewalk. "I kept hollering for him to jump," Fisher said. "He seemed scared. Finally be jumped, but the smoke was so bad we missed him. I'm still shook up." According to authorities, the two men apparently were the first to see the blaze and notify the fire department.

"We ran to the house," Fisher said. "We kicked the door in, but we couldn't get anywhere, the flames were so bad." Dies After Flu Shot CAMDEN, N.J. (UPI) A nephew of Camden Mayor Angelo Errichetti died five days after receiving a swine flu shot, authorities said Thursday. Camden County Medical Examiner William Read revealed that Frank Errichetti, 31, of Collingswood, N.J., died Tuesday at Lady of Our Lourdes Hospital here. Errichetti got a swine flu shot at the Excelsior Lodge in Collingswood on Nov.

18. The day before he died he visited his doctor and complained of nasal congestion and chest pain, Read said. The medical examiner said tissue samples were'sent to the state Health Department and the office of the State Medical Examiner to determine if Errichetti's death was connected to swine flu or the inoculation. FUNERALS Sara Shaak Services were held this afternoon from the Rohland Funeral Home for Sara C. Iba Shaak, wife of Warren F.

Shaak, 104 Maple St. The Rev. George Shultz pastor of St. Mark's United Church of Christ, officiated. He was assisted by the Rev.

E. H. Christiansen, former pastor of the Moravian Church. Interment was in Schaefferstown Cemetery. Pallbearers were Allen Light, Homer Balsbaugh, Earl Shaak, Allen Shaak, C.

Werner Klick and Roy Stump. Among her survivors is a step-grandson, Jeffrey S. Witters, Lebanon. Roland R. Stager Services were held this afternoon from the Christman Funerai Home for Roland R.

Stager, husband of the late Lillie M. Dissinger Stager, 2103 E. Pennsylvania Ave. The Rev. Melvin Evans, pastor of God's Missionary Church, officiated.

Interment was in Grand View Memorial Park. Pallbearers were Clinton H. Stager, Rohland Stager, Rohland Stager 3rd, Thomas Stager, Harold O'Carroll and Michael MoW. Ray C. Stambaugh Services were held this morning from the Rohland Funeral Home for Ray C.

Stambaugh, husband of Dorothy Penthany Stambaugh, Third and Birch Avenues, Mt. Gretna. The Rev. James O. Bemesderfer, pastor of Community United Methodist Church, Mt.

Gretna, officiated: Interment was in Holy Savior Cemetery, Cornwall. Pallbearers were Robert Brenneman, Richard Ashby and Kenneth Carpenter. The Elks BPOE 631 conducted services this morning at the funeral home. Exulted Ruler, Ralph Phillippy, officiated. Sarah K.

Sattazahn Funeral services were held this afternoon from the Rothermel Funeral Home, Palmyra, for Sarah K. Sattazahn. wife of Elmer Sattazahn. 610 N. Railroad Palmyra.

The Rev. Dr. Carl W. Ziegler officiated. Interment was in the Kimmerlings Cemetery.

Serving as pallbearers were Carl Meogle, Marlin Gibble. Donald and Eugene Kreider and Lester and Leroy Krall. Earl A. Troutman Funeral services were held this morning at the Ono United Methodist Church for Earl A. Troutman, husband of Carrie Shuey Troutman, Bellegrove.

Annville RD 3. The Rev. A. Philip Strickler, pastor of the church, officiated. Interment was in South Bellegrove Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Thomas, Donald and John Shuey, Raymond Troutman, James Hinkle and James Hosteller. The Kreamer Funeral Home, Annville, was in charge of arrangements. Howard Weiss Services were held this morning from the Midway Church of the Brethren for Howard Weiss, husband of Anne Brubaker Weiss, Brethren Village, Neffsvilte. The Rev. L.

John Weaver, the pastor, officiated. Interment was in the adjoining cemetery. Grandsons serving as pallbearers were Larry Heistand, Henry W. Zug, Byron N. Mock, John E.

Blouch, Howard Weiss and James Y. Strobel. Willis- R. Christman, fumeral director, was in charge of arrangements. Demand Big LOS ANGELES The U.S.

canned-food industry uses more than 20 million pounds of imported processed water chestnuts and about twice that much in the raw form each year. No New Clues In Cooper Case PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) The discovery of a tattered pair of pants has failed to generate any more clues to D.B. Cooper who disappeared with after the hijacking of a jetliner on Thanksgiving eve 1972. The last that was known of Cooper was when he parachuted from the Boeing 727 during a storm over southwestern Washington.

None of the money has shown up, and FBI agents have said they believe Cooper died that night. Several FBI agents spent 3tt hours Wednesday combing a wooded area near Lake Merwin in southwest Washington in a search prompted by the discovery of the tattered gray plaid pants in a tree. Also on Wednesday a federal grand jury in Portland indicted Cooper on charges of air piracy and interfering with commerce by extortion. The indictment carried the name "John Doe, also known as Dan Cooper." The hijacker used the name 4 Killed On Penna. Roads By United Press International Two persons were killed and six seriously injured early today in a three-car accident on the Walt Whitman Bridge in Philadelphia.

The deaths of Edmund Pino, Wenohah, N.J., and George Woodward, Blackwood, N.J., increased the number of persons killed in Pennsylvania traffic accidents over the Thanksgiving Day holiday to four. Bridge police said a car traveling west on the bridge not far from the Philadelphia toll plaza veered into the eastbound lanes and hit two other vehicles. a In other accidents, Alan J. Bandura, 27, Chippewa Beaver County, was kilted Thursday when his sports car skidded on an icy bridge north of Beaver Falls and hit a parked car. Richard Marinchak, 20, United, Westmoreland County, died Thursday when his car failed to negotiate a curve on Rte.

119 in East Huntingdon ran off the roadway at a construction area and overturned. Visit London LONDON (UPI) Secretary of State Henry Kissinger will visit London Dec. 10-12 for talks with the British government, the Foreign Office said Thursday. A spokesman said Kissinger will come to London immediately after the NATO council session in Brussels Dec. 9-10.

British officiate said they assume Kissinger will see Prime Minister James Callaghan and Foreign Secretary Anthony Crosland. CHRISTMAS PEPPER PLANT 4" BLOOMING CHRISTMAS CACTUS Flower Shop 110 S. 12th St. ft Ubanon Valley MaH Dm Cooper bat has since become known popularly as "D.B. Cooper." Assistant U.S.

Attorney Jack G. Collins said the indictment was sought because there had been some legal decisions that would contend a five-year statute of limitations applies to the case. "It was out of an abundance of caution that the indictment was sought," Collins said. "We have no present knowledge of his whereabouts." The pants were found about a month ago by a hunter, William Lynch, who said be didn't think much about them until be recently began reading stones on the anniversary of the skyjacking. Lynch called the Clark County Sheriffs office last week, and FBI Agent Dick Dyer of Vancouver was notified.

Dyer and Lynch returned to the area to retrieve the pants Tuesday and the search followed. "We searched and we didn't find anything else," John Pringle, assistant agent-m- charge of the Seattle FBI office, said. Agent John Reed said be wasn't too excited about the discovery of the pants. "We've been getting pants, parachutes and parachute cords for five years," he said. "I'm not that excited about it, but we've got to give it the full shot.

I hope nobody's playing a hoax on us." Gimbels To Open Sunday PTTTSBURGH (UH) Ginbeb, Gee Bee aid Hife they will open their suburban department stores on Sundays, starting this weekend. Sean, Roebock and Co. aid the Joseph Home Co. said they will not open on Sundays awl Kaufman's said a decision on Sunday openings may be made today. Gimbels said its suburban branch stores will be open Sundays from noon Gimbels and Kaufman's bad planned to open their suburban stores last Sunday, but the state Superior Court issued an order clearing the way for prosecution of Sunday blue law violators.

However, state Supreme Court Justice Louis L. Manderino issued a stay order last Sunday, canceling the Superior Court action. Potted Cut CHRISTMAS TREES Largest Variety In Town Wreaths Roping BIACKIE'S NURSERY A 7ft Si 273-5M2 Open 7 Days A Week Jti 8 Dr. Clarence Didden Pastor Conference Speaker Bible Teacher Special Guest Speaker for the 19th Anniversary of JONESTOWN BIBLE CHURCH Cloverleaf of Rts. 72 22 Tonight Saturday Sunday 7:30 Nightly Sunday Services 10:40 A.M.

2:30 P.M. 7:30 P.M. Special Music At All Services CEMT THE CHflRffl OFeHRISTfflflS I Flowers You are Invited to Layser's Christmas Open House this Sunday Noon to 6 PJM. at the Showroom and Greenhouses 422, Just East of Ubanon See a gorgeous display of Poinsettias, Blooming and Foliage Plants, Terrariums; Christmas Arrangements, Centerpieces, Door and Mantel Decorations; Christmas Gift and Decorating Items. Register to Win Floral Gifts Cash Carry Buys More for Less at Layser's Flowers Daly 8 to 6, Saturday 'TH 5.