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4TELLIGENCER JOURNAL, LANCASTER, PA. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1 5, 1 997 B-3 OBITUARIES AILY RECORD Jane Gschwend, 77, community activist Robert W. Graeff, 78, of Quarryville Robert W. Graeff, 78, of 323 Lamparter Road, Quarryville, died Monday at Lancaster General Hospital after a brief illness. He was the husband of Thel-m a Reese Graeff.

Born in Lancaster, he was a son of the late Willis and Mabel Griffith Graeff. He worked for 34 years for Kerr Glass in Lancaster. A veteran of World War II, he served in the U.S. Army and was wounded in the Battle of the Bulge. He enjoyed hunting.

Surviving besides his wife are two sons, Robert T. of Wrig-htsville and Gerald, husband of Julie Graeff of Willow Street; three daughters, Lorraine, wife of Thomas Long of Strasburg, Yvonne Bowers of Lancaster and Jane, wife of Richard Gingrich of Annville; three stepsons, Rick Stewart of Lancaster, Gregory Coble of North Carolina and James Reese of Elizabethtown; 16 grandchildren; six stepgrand-children; 20 great-grandchildren; a stepgreat-grandchild; and a great-great-grandchild. Jane T. Gschwend, 77, of Lancaster, died of natural causes Tuesday at the Essa Flory Hospice Center. Her husband, Paul Gschwend II, died in 1980.

Mrs. Gschwend served on the Longs Park Commission for 30 years and on the Board of the Friends of the Lancaster Coun- Jane Gschwend ty Library for 25 years, serving as president. She volunteered in every library book sale until 1996. She was a president of the Lancaster YWCA board and the Lancaster chapter of the American Association of University Women. A secretary and member of the Parents Council at Lancaster Country Day School, she also served as a member of the Council of the Lancaster County Office of Aging, the Community Chest board and the committee that established the Volunteer Center.

Mrs. Gschwend traveled extensively in Great Britain. She enjoyed reading, cooking and crossword puzzles. She was a 1968 champion of the Jeopardy television game show. She was a graduate of Albright College of Reading and Mount Marie Academy of Canton, Ohio.

She did graduate study at Western Reserve University of Cleveland. Born in Reading, she was the daughter of the late James LeRoy and Rebecca Arnold Treat. Surviving are a son, Dr. Paul III, husband of Dorothy of Lancaster, and two granddaughters. Pauline Polly4 Beck, lived in Manheim ECK, Pauline "Polly" 95, of Calvary Fellowship Homes, Lancaster, and formerly of 81 S.

Hazel Manheim. ALINSKY, Leonard 69, of 303 Strasburg Pike. UNCAN, William H. 46, Page, formerly of Lancaster County. DMISTON, James 79, 37 Conrad Lane, Lititz.

RAEFF, Robert 78, of 323 Lam-parter Road, Quarry ville. SCHWEND, Jane 77, of Lancaster. ERR, Mabel 88, of 193 Marticville Road. LEIN, Arthur Albert, 94, of Maple Farm Nursing Center of Akron. ANDIS, Emma 85, of 1001 E.

Ore-. gon Road, Lititz, formerly of Kissel Hill and Oregon roads, Lititz. DNGLEY, Frances 90, of Granite Farms, Wawa lARTIN, Iva 78, (Mrs. Abel Mennonite Fellowship Home, 12349 Huyett Lane, Hagerstown, Md. iAZUKEWICZ, Thomas 60, of 779 Barrholly Drive.

ETERS, Lillian 86, of 24 Ray Drive, Denver. ATHBONE, Dallas 91, of 211 Will-. ow Valley Square. OWE, Eugene 61, of 5975 Geneva I Drive, East Petersburg. I NNEN, Peggy 45, of 320 Ridge Road, Reinholds.

James Edmiston 79, lived in Lititz Pauline Polly S. Beck, 95, of Calvary Fellowship Homes, Lancaster, and formerly of 81 S. Hazel Manheim, died Monday evening at the home after a brief illness. She had been a resident there for 25 years. She was the wife of Paul B.

Beck, who died in 1972. She helped her husband manage the former Beck Funeral Home in Manheim, which is now the Buch Funeral Home. Born in Lancaster, she was the daughter of the late Philip and Lottie Schaberg. She was a member of Calvary Church, Lancaster. Before that she taught Sunday school and sang in the choir at Trinity Evangelical Congregational Church, Manheim.

A graduate of Lancaster General Hospital School of Nursing, she served as a RedCross volunteer at Lancaster General Hospital. At age 65 she took up oil painting. Surviving are a son, the Rev. William husband of Ruth Snyder Beck of Leesburg, a daughter, Gloria A. Bertram, wife of Howard G.

Groff of Lancaster; 14 grandchildren; 40 greatgrandchildren; and eight great-great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by a son, Robert S. Beck, in 1971. James Edmiston 79, of 37 Conrad Lane, Lititz, died at home this morning after an illness of several months. He and his wife, Pearl Fletcher Edmiston, were married 49 years in November.

A retired construction worker, Edmiston worked for a number of construction companies in the Lancaster area. He was a World War II veteran who served in the U.S. Army. Born in Curwensville, he was the son of the late James Sr. and Minnie Smith Edmiston.

Surviving besides his wife are a son, Jeff of Lancaster; a granddaughter; a sister, Evelyn, wife of Michael James Edmiston Timko of Cur-wensville; and a brother, Robert of Tucson, Ariz. William Duncan died in plane crash William H. Duncan 46. of 221 Elk Road, Page, formerly of Lancaster County, died Wednesday in a plane crash near Montrose, Colo. He and his wife, Miriam Stoltzfus Duncan, were married 23 years in December.

From June 1996 until his death, Duncan was general manager of the Federal Bureau of Reclamations Glen Canyon Dam hydroelectric plant in Page. From 1975 to 1996, he was a specialized mechanical engineer in the bureaus Denver office, where he was the leading technical expert and team leader in the operation and maintenance of hydroelectric turbines, pumps and related equipment. He serviced 56 hydroelectric power plants in the western United States and was the author or coauthor of a number of bureau publications. An outdoorsman, Duncan enjoyed outdoor photography, fishing, boating, camping, skiing, hiking and scuba diving. He also enjoyed music and traveling in this country, Mexico and Canada.

When he resided here, he had been a member of the former Grace Evangelical United Brethren Church, Millersville. He was a member and vice chairman of a Colorado task code committee on hydroelectric research. Born in Lancaster, he was the son of Dr. William and Alma Pike Duncan, Lancaster. Surviving, besides his wife and parents, are two sisters, Leni, wife of Peter Kerekgyarto of Lancaster, and Vicky, wife of Thomas Dippold of Danville.

Dallas Rathbone, N. Carolina native Dallas C. Rathbone, 91, of 211 Willow Valley Square, died Monday at the Glen at Willow Valley after a brief illness. He was the husband of Thelma Hargleroad Rathbone, who died in 1948, and Jeannette E. Maines Rathbone, who died in 1986.

A graduate of North Carolina State University, he was an executive in the personnel department for Bell Telephone Philadelphia office, retiring in 1971 after 43 years. He began his career as an accountant in the Harrisburg area. Born in Lake Junaluska, N.C., he was the son of the late Samuel D. and Nancy Jane Rathbone. He was a Methodist.

An avid golfer, he was a member of the Maggie Valley Country Club in North Carolina. He was also a life member of the Telephone Pioneers of America. Surviving are a daughter, Nancy F. Faust of Lancaster; two granddaughters; and four sisters, Flora Ballinger of Waynesville, N.C., Georgia Liner of Asheville, N.C., and Anne Moody and Mary Williams, both of Lake Junaluska, N.C. Frances A.

Longley, 90, was beautician Eugene L. Rowe, 61, East Petersburg Frances A. Longley, 90, of Granite Farms, Wawa, died Monday at Granite Farms Medical Center of natural causes. She was the wife of the late Paul Longley. Born in Lancaster, she was the daughter of John C.

and Elizabeth Geanse Kiehl. She lived in Hav-ertown for more than 40 years before moving to Wawa 11 years ago. She attended Lancaster public schools and graduated from the Wilfred Academy as a beautician. She was the owner of the Llanerch Beauty Salon, Havertown, until she retired in 1976. A member of St.

Pauls Lutheran Church in Lionville for the last eight years, she had previously been a member of Trinity Lutheran Church, Havertown, for more than 40 years, where she had been in the choir, womens organization and senior citizens group. She was a member for 55 years of the Order of the Eastern Star, where she served as Worthy Matron from 1959-1960 in Friendship Chapter No. 551, and also belonged ta Allah Temple No. 28, Daughters of the Nile, for 26 years. Mrs.

Longley enjoyed crafts and needlework and had received awards for her unique French flower beading arrangements. In Lancaster, she was known for her vocal talents, having sung at weddings and other special occasions. Surviving are one daughter, Joanne Reber of Exton; two stepsons, Norman Longley of Sunnyvale, and David Longley of Friday Harbor, and four grandchildren. He was a member of the East Petersburg Fire Company and a member and past president of the East Petersburg Rotary. He enjoyed gardening, fishing and painting with watercolors and oils.

Surviving in addition to his wife are two daughters, Pamela wife of Jeffrey T. Sherts of East Petersburg, and Jill wife of Gregory A. Hughes of Lititz; four grandsons; two sisters, Joan wife of Gerald Shaeffer of Wer-nersville, and Beverly wife of C. Ian Dodd of Seattle; and a brother, Barrett husband of Sally K. Rowe of Peoria, Ariz.

Eugene L. Rowe, 61, of 5975 Geneva Drive, East Petersburg, died unexpectedly at home Monday of natural causes. He had been under the care of a physician. He was the husband of Shirley A. Woodyard Rowe, at home.

They were married for 4 1 years in April. Born in Lancaster, he was the son of the late Herbert S. and Fanny M. Witmer Rowe. He belonged to Lancaster Church of the Brethren, where he served as past chairman of the Worship Commission, a board member, deacon and member of the Climbers Fellowship Group.

A page assembler, he worked for RR Donnelley Sons for 43 years. Other OBITUARIES on C-10 Lillian S. Peters, 86, lived in Denver sn FUNERAL NOTICES -vf-v- 101 Funeral Invitations ioi Lillian S. Peters, 86, of 24 Ray Drive, Denver, died of natural causes Tuesday in Maple arms Nursing Center, Akron. She was the wife of Irvin R.

Peters, who died in 1967. Born in Reading, she was a daughter of the late Charles F. and Sara Reifsnyder Dubson. For more than 20 years she and her husband owned and operated several restaurants, motels and taverns in Berks and Lancaster counties, including the former Billys Hunting Lodge in Reading and the former Fivepointville Hotel. They had also been in business in Hollywood, Fla.

She was a member of North Heidelberg United Church of Christ, Robesonia. Surviving are a daughter, Betty Jane Weaver, wife of Dean Lowry of Denver; a grandson; and a sister, Cherrlyn, wife of William F. Brossman of East Earl. GSCHWEND Entered into rest in Lancaster, Pa on October 14, 1997, JANE T. GSCHWEND, widow of Paul Gschwend, of Lancaster, Pa, in her 78th year.

At the request of Mrs. Gschwend. there wi be no services ond memorial gifts may be mode to the Lancaster County Library, 125 N. Duke Street, Lancaster, Pa 17602 or the Reoch for Excellence Campaign, Lancaster Country Day School. 725 Hamilton Rood, Lancaster, Pa 17602.

Arrangements with the Kearney A. Snyder Funeral Home. MAZUKEWICZ Entered nto rest i Lancaster, PA on October 13. 1997. THOMAS J.

MAZUKEWICZ, son of Veronica the tote John J. Mazukewicz Of 779 Barrholly Dr, Lancaster, PA his 61st year. Relatives and fnends ore respectfuiv Invited to attend the Mass of Christian Burial from The Socred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church, 558 W. Walnut St, Lancaster, PA on Saturday at 10AM with the Rev. Michoel J.

Grab as Cele-bront. Find Commendation and Farewel wil be held in the St. Joseph New Catholic Cemetery, Lancaster PA. Fnends may cdl at The Charles F. Snvder Funerd Home, He, 414 E.

King St, Lancaster, PA on Friday from 7PM-9PM and on Saturday at the church from 9AM until 10AM. Iva S. Martin, 78, of Hagerstown, Md. HERR Entered into rest In Lancaster, Pa on October 14, 1997, MABEL N. HERR, widow of Amos M.

Herr, of 193 Marhcv tie Road, Lancaster, Pa her 89th year. Relatives and fnends are re-speettuiv Invited to attend the funeral In the Miiersviie Mennonfte Church, Miiers-ville, Pa. on Fridov at 10 am with the Rev Detoert Kautz officiating. Hterment in the Miiersviie Mennonite Cemetery. Fnends may cal at the Keamev A.

Snvder Funeral Home 141 E. Orange Street, Lancaster on Thurv day from 7 to 9 pm and at the Miiersviie Mennonite Church on Friday from 9 am. untl the time of service Please ormt flowers. If desired, contributions her memory may be mode to the Mennorwte Home. 1 520 Harnsdurg Pike, Lancaster, Pa 17601.

LLMONO, Jamie, Lancaster, a son, at St. Joseph Hospital, Tuesday. JRKHOLDER, Mr. and Mrs. Paul H.

(Esther M. Hurst), 398 Topton Road, Kutztown, a daughter, at home, today. Maternal grandpar- ents are Phares and Annie Hurst ofNarvon. iLUCIA, Crystal Marietta, a daughter, at General Hospital, Tuesday. RYDEN, Mr.

and Mrs. David K. (Erica Hersh), of Stockton, a daughter, at St. Anthony's Hospital, Hays, Kan, Friday. Maternal grandmother is Suzanne Hersh of MountviHe.

JDRIDGE, Beth, Lancaster, a son at General Hospital, Tuesday. Dena and David Jackson, Lancaster, a daughter, at St. Joseph Hospital, Monday. LINE, Mr. and Mrs.

John (Stacy Gilbert), Lancaster, a son, at St. Joseph Hospital, uesday. 3RAH, Tina and Howard S. Good, I 1657 North Reading Road, Ste-I vens, a son, at Ephrata Community Hospital, Monday. ARTIN, Mr.

and Mrs. John R. Jr. (Anna M. Nolt), 301 N.

Hershey Leola, a daughter, at Community Hospital, Monday. ARTIN, Mr. and Mrs. Philip (Ann S. Lutz), East Petersburg, a daughter, at Community Hospital, Tuesday.

cCAFFERTY, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph (Marv Hendel), 1816 Edenwald Lane, Lancaster, a daughter, at St. Joseph Hospital, Monday. USSER, Stephanie and Timothy Reichard, Jr, Lancaster, a daughter, at St.

Joseph Hospital, Tuesday. DLT, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence (Thelma Nolt), 2836 140th St, Charles City, Iowa a daughter, at Mitchell County Memorial Hospital, Charles City, Sunday. Maternal grandparents are Melvin and Mabel Nolt of East Earl Paternal grandmother is Lydia Am Martin of Lititz.

3TZMAN, Dana and Troy Guyer, 514 Locust St, WrightsvHle, a son, at Community Hospital, Thursday. DEHM, Mr. and Mrs. John (Karen Beighley), 121 Stonewyck Drive, Lancaster, a son, at St. Joseph Hospital, Tuesday.

ICHRIST, Nichole and Nathaniel Caban Pacheco, a daughter, at General Hospital, Monday. OLTZFUS, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R. (Rosanna Stoltzfus), 427 School Lane Road, Gap, a daughter, at Dr.

John Rutt's office, Gordonvie, Monday. JMMERS, Amy 116 Horizon Drive, Denver, and Eric Staymak-er, 434 Lancaster Ave, a son, at Community Hospital, Monday. label N. Herr, 88, larket standholder Mabel N. Herr.

88. of 193 Maryville Road, died at the Mennon-? Home early Tuesday after a lef illness. She was the wife of Amos M. err.whodied in 1995. Bom Philadelphia, she was daughter of the late Benjamin id Katie Newcomer Neff.

IShe was a member of Mill-rsville Mennonite Church and of ie church sewing circle for ianv years. Mrs. Herr was a standholder at former Arcade Market, rince and Orange streets, until it imed down, and at the former lilton Market. 1 Surviving are two sons. William of Lancaster and Charles sband of Nancy A Herr of Holt-pod.

one grandchild, two great-tandchildren: and a brother, frus Netf of Lancaster. Iva S. Martin, 78, of Mennonite Fellowship Home, 12349 Huyett Lane, Hagerstown, died there Monday afternoon of natural causes. She and her husband. Abel E.

Martin, were married 56 years. A homemaker, she was a member of Hagerstown Mennonite Fellowship Church. Born in Reid, she was the daughter of the late Ira D. and Mary S. Eshleman Martin.

Surviving besides her husband are a daughter, Dorcas wife of Ralph Horst of Hagerstown; three sons, Dr. Enos D. of Elizabethtown, and Truman E. and Joseph both of Hagerstown; 30 grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren; a sister, Miriam A. Oberholzer of Maugansville, and a brother, J.

Leon of New Jersey. She was preceded in death by a sister, Elizabeth Martin; a brother, Eston D. Martin; and three great-grandchildren. Though silent, these beautiful granite memorials PETERS Entered Into rest in Ephrata Twonsdp, PA, on October 14, 1997. LILLiAN S.

DUBSON PETERS, woow of Irvw R. Peters, 24 Ray Drive, Denver, PA, her 87th year. Pnvate graveside services be hew for the farmfy from St. Johns Ger-nants Cemetery, Ontetaunee Township, Berks County, PA. with the Reverend Dr Jdmes A K'an officiating.

KmdN omit flowers. Contributions in Lilian memory may be sent to The American Lung Association. 630 Janet Avenue, Lancaster, PA 17603. The famitv is being served bv The Michoel Tod Good Funerd Home Cremation Center of Thomas J. Mazukewicz, 60, of Lancaster KLEIN Entered nto rest Epnrato Two, Pa on October 14, 1997, ARTHUR ALBERT KLEK husoand of the late Dorothy v.

Walker Ken, of Axron. Pa. for merry of 403 Vaievtrook Dnve. Lancaster. Pa and Har-nsotrg Pike, Lanctsvie Pa.

In ms 9sth year Removes axi fnends ere respechuiy invited to attend the ave-sde service on Tuesoov. October 21 at 1 pm w't' the Rev Craw A. Ross officiating. Hterment wiC be hew ConesToga Memonci FkrK. Fred Groff.

He If the Funeral Invitation information you desire does not appear please check the next available edition of the Intelligencer Journal, Lancaster New Era, or Sunday News BECK Entered into rest In Manheim Pa on October 13, 1997, PAULINE POLLY" S. BECK, wife of the late Paul B. Beck, of CaF vary Fetowslxp Homes, Lancaster, Pa, formerly of 81 South Hozel Street, Marv hetm. Pa her 96th year. Relatives and fnends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral from the Buch Funeral Home, 21 Market Square, Manheim, Pa on Friday at 2 p.m.

wrh Pastor Albert E. Clark officiating. Interment Manheim Fair-view Cemetery, Penn Pa There wi be no viewing on Thursday evening. Friends may cal at the Funeral Home on Fndov from 1 pm untl the time of service. DAUNSKY Entered Into rest Lancaster, Pa on October 13, 1 997.

LEONARD M. DALINSK Y. husband of Ama B. Bon hoftzer DaHrv sky, of 303 Strasburg Pike. Lancaster, Pa.

In his 70th year. Relatives and fnends ore resoectfufv frved to attend the Mass of Christian Bund from Socred Heart erf Jesus Cathofcc Church. 551 West wanut Street. Lancaster, Pa an Frioov at 12 noon with the Rev. James Smol os cet-eorant Fmoi commendohofl and farewef SI.

Joseph New Catholic Cemetery. Pease omit fiowers, Contributions may be mode he memory to Hospice of Lancaster Coenty 685 Good Dnve. O. Box 4 '25, Lancaster. PA 1704-4125.

The farnrfv ft beno served by the Charles F. Snvder Funeral Home. He EDMJSTON Entered nto rest PA on October 14, 1007. jAVES ED-MfSTOK husband of Pearl Pietcner Ed-rrwotn, of Conrad Lane LftZ. PA ev his dcm year Pm.ate Memorial Services 0 be hec at the tuners home of Grcrf.

He, 234 Wes Otroe Seet, Laxaw. PA Pncfe Dud i tcee once Hoar town Gao ScKyvr Please omtt howers. ae-sred memorqs mov be mere me vftr'vxg Nurse ASSOC Qn Cf lOC COSe- Cotrv and SVA Box 332. LJrxjs'er. PA 1 ju- 3232- C-ASr '4reo rest s-eeT Al on O'-f'Ter Q.ARA C-an'2.

acv of lou Gurz. Jlu -fte l-wes O.e Set P-x. hw to- -ear Rwo-fN-s to ens Jf re- Irea the ec A 0r jrie at 41 Post S-ee L3K3se Px on vrv i w-m Yn. 2rbe af- tuj verev 9nwexu coi a ne A Purer or Trsarr am of service ae- her x-, oe OC-e N-ee Oh-- 223 s-ee- ee' 4 Association and the Arbor Day Foundation. Before retiring in 1992, he was employed as a pharmacist manager for the former Rea Derick, now CVS.

for 33 years. He was a member of Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church, Lancaster. Surviving in addition to his mother are one brother, John F. of Yardville. N.J.; and eight nieces and nephews.

Thomas J. Mazukewicz. 60, of 779 Barrholly Drive, died Monday at the Brethren Village Nursing Center after a lengthy illness. Born in Wilkes-Barre, he was the son of Veronica Radaszewski of Lancaster and the late John J. Mazukewicz.

A graduate of Temple University School of Pharmacy in 1959, he belonged to the American Pharmaceutical Association, the Pennsylvania Pharmaceutical send out a powerful message to those passing by. The family monument is more than a piece of stone that is polished and carved. It is a symbol of the family We can assist you in choosing the monument for your family. We take pride in helping families both pre-need and at-need to choose a memorial that they will be proud of. Just call or come by today.

MEMORIALS ARE A TRIBUTE TO LIFE. HALDYKEENER MEMORIALS dh km of JixQingricL-- 2102 Willow Street Pike Lancaster, PA 17602 392-6312 Queen Elizabeth Sts. Maytown, PA 17550 426-1959 Emma N. Landis, 85, Lititz resident RATHBONE Entered rest West Lamoeter Townsdp PA an Octooer 13 1097 DALLAS C. RATHBONE.

husband of the tote Thema Horgieood Rathbone end the iote jeanne Manes Rathbone of 2H Wiiow eftev Square, Lancaster PA Hs 2nd vear Rewves and fnends are re-spec tfutv invited attend the Memorial Service from the Garrett nicest Chccel of Seredtv. toe Russ Avenue Wavnesvtlie North Carolina on Saturdov at 1000 AM. Hterment Garrett Hikcrest Cemetery, Wavnesoie. NC The tarW wi receive frenas toiowng the service if oesred memo nafc mov be sent to Hoscxce ot Lancaster County, 5 Good Dnve PO Box 4 2 Lancaster PA 604-41 25. ROVE Eneea nto rest i East Pe'ersrxr PA or October EuGE L.

ROWE husband of Soney A Woochaa Rowe of SSS Geneva Or East Petersburg PA xs 62no vec Relatives and mends are re-specuv ns tea to attend the tunea from The Lancaster Oxjrch of the tem-ren. loci Sirvi Ave lo-cas'er PA on Saxv a 3 PM eh the Rev Guy E. wanrxer a oHarrg. m-terment wi be East e-ersOvrg Memom Ceme-tv or Moroov Pnexs mov at me chtrcr or Subov tror-i ir me service aesreci dono-hons mov be mere Gene memory The lancjs'er Cxa 7i of tie pey Memorial Fjna. Ae 4.3X06 'er PA Ixl vcie rat me NSw Lorxfe vie pa cxrge of SffES rto res' Wes Ai or Or-Ter W- a at Sradev Srrxen, of 33C Ncrih RxOOe 5-oa Pa.

ei -W 4r vea and 1763 ae r- v0 hD LAMTfS Entered ro rest McrHem Townsn PA on October 14. ivc? EVVVA N. LANCfS. of John w. Landft.

of 10C1 East Oregon Rood, ltTtZ. PA formerly gf k.Ssei and Oregon Roods. Lz PA her veor. and fneneft ere soec.jtv rvteo emend the funeral from the LarWft Valiev Mermorxte Church. 2X Ksse HI Rood.

Lancaster, PA on Monday at tO-OO A M. Tn the Rev Th-omas Horst ano the Rev. Lesser Hoover and the Rev. Donjo Gooo ofhaahng rv terment the VennorHe Cemetery, tph-raa. PA.

Pnenas mav at the Homes Semanv West nxe on woov e.emQ from 6-8 M. tc on Voroov momrw trg 9 '0 A M. gt the ctxrch A p-gnoe-mers by Fman Home for as. leoc. PA two brothers.

Allen Martin of Landis Homes and Lester Martin of Elizabethtown; and two sisters, Edith Weaver of Landis Homes and Grace, wife of Marvin Good of Garden Spot Village, New Emma N. Landis, 85. of 1001 E. Oregon Road. Lititz, formerly of Kissel Hill and Oregon roads.

Lititz, died Tuesday at Landis Homes after a brief illness. She was the wife of John M. Landis. They marked their 60th anniversary in January. Born in East Earl Township, she was the daughter of the late Harry H.

and Emma Nolt Martin. A homemaker, she was a member of Landis Valley Mennonite Church and the church's sewing circle. Surviving besides her husband are two sons. Glenn, husband of Connie Landis of Jonestown, and John husband of Karen Landis of Newmanstown: two daughters. Joyce, wife of Wilmer Hostetter of Oxford, and Doris, wife of Donald Herr of Quarryville.

11 grandchildren. 19 great-grandchildren. lCNO-lE E'-erec ro A on October a of he cre Paul Ljrxjev km Gro'-ue Fs'oe J-'fc-a PA omer of e-hh PA 9 s' veF Hres axJ hpnes a e-s ok, r.ted j-r 3 oeon pjnerc Soru LowOTre Rcots 6 xr PA or Forwv Oc at cm 5 jonn i. err ms mcr. cj r2 NX! an Fnacv remr1 of s.meer cas-er PA Ckaer Eos err t-v lNtw Sri a 3 (ty Vemonc gms hN be mere rvhi home ax? TfHJ tju In Loving Memory of my Beloved Son, Charles II.

Myers, who passed away one year ago today: Some think you are forgotten if by chance I seem to smile, but they little know the heart aches the smile hides all the while. Ott times I hear you calling and see your smiling face, but you left us to remember, no one ele can take your place. I often sit and think of you and how you had to die. to think you couldnt say good bye before you closed your eyes. They say time heals a broken heart, but I know that wi't true, because alter one long year, my heart -till aches for you.

Ail Mv Love. Mom be vc .7 0s me kaniv Feryaj -nov cJl a me Rrea try or cr eerng s-or-1 0 rn hec 0 fic-ww cor-tvhrs mev be -on me a-wt or Caxw wv Bwae. i i.