The Gazette and Daily from York, Pennsylvania • Page 15

The Gazette and Daily, York, Saturday Morning, April 12, 1958 -15 Linda Reichart, Hanover RD 4, and Mrs. Chalmers Manger, Westminster. Births To Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Myers, Spring Grove RD 3, yesterday at Hanover General hospital, a son.

To Mr. and Mrs. Nevin Strine, 40 Bond street, Westminster, yesterday at Hanover General hospital, a son. To Mr. and Mrs.

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HANOVER NEWS (Continued from Page 10) the same high school in 1953, is employed by the Koppelman Construction company, Baltimore. Henry A. Bowman, 58, of 661 East Walnut street, died yesterday at 2:20 p.m. in Hanover General hospital, after a two-year illness. A son of the late John H.

and Minnie Zumbrum Bowman, he was a member of St. Mark's Lutheran church and was affiliated with Hanover Lodge 227, Loyal Order of Moose. Surviving are: Three children, Mrs. Lloyd Sanders, 661 East Walnut street; Herbert A. Bowman, 225 Pleasant street, and Kenneth E.

Bowman, 605 Third street; two grandchildren; one great grandson, and 12 brothers and sisters, Mrs. Frank Small, Eagle avenue; Clayton Bowman, Meade avenue; Mrs. Richard Becker, Orchard street; Mrs. Mark Yost, Pleasant street; Mrs. Gertrude Eltz, 834 street; Mrs.

Blanche Harner, Middletown' RD; Paul and Walter Bowman, both of Hanover RD Clark Bowman, Park Heights boulevard; Mrs. Curvin Wareheim, 14 High street; Mrs. Harry Null, 49 McAllister street, and Lester Bowman, McSherrystown. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 p.m. at the Wetzel Funeral home, Carlisle street.

His pastor, Rev. Edgar D. Ziegler, will officiate. Interment will be in Mt. Olivet cemetery.

Banquet Tomorrow Seven students from the Philadelphia Bible Institute will be guest speakers at a banquet of Hanover Youth for Christ today at 6:30 p.m. in Penn Community hall, John They are: Beverly Smith, Mary Jane Bolton, Melvin Mumpower, Daniel Boyll, Richard Penner, Paul Blasko and Larry Zorbaugh. Briefs The annual election of officers of Conewago Township PTA, Adams county, will be held Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the Sand Hill school, road, McSherrystown. Refreshments will be served by parents of seventh and eighth grade students.

Hanover Dental Assistants association will meet Monday at 8 p.m. in the office of Drs. A. M. Grant and A.

J. Reed, 20 West Chestnut street. A rummage sale will be held today in the Hanover Market house, East Chestnut street, under sponsorship of Hanover Venture club. Attorney Harry C. Stonesifer, superintendent of St.

Paul's Lutheran Sunday school, will be guest speaker at a "National Sunday School program of Hanover Rotary club Monday at 6 p.m. in the Lyric band hall, York street. Superintendents in local Sunday schools will be guests. About 950 persons attended a variety show sponsored by Hanover Junior Red Cross council last night in Eichelberger Senior High school. Proceeds will be used for the Red Cross Children's fund.

Movies of numerous community parades since 1922 were shown by E. J. J. Gobrecht, president of Hanover Fire company, last night at a joint meeting of the company and the Ladies' auxiliary. A total of 23 families, including 86 persons, were registered last evening for surplus federal foods the office of registration William He Menges.

The was the last one to be held this month. Hospital Notes Recent admissions and discharges recorded at Hanover General hospital included: Admissions Mrs. Jennie Gladfelter, Franklintown; Mrs. Daisy M. Krebs, 208 Forney avenue; Mrs.

Annie Sharrer, New Oxford RD Linda L. Reichart, Hanover RD Mrs. Herbert Shriver, 305 Fulton street; Mrs. Arthur Myers, 514 High street; Clarence H. Fuhrman, 111 West Chestnut street; Mrs.

Hilda Zajkowski, 210 Locust street, and Stuart J. Becker, 211 Princess street. Discharges- Mrs. Charles Reck, 460 Pennsylvania avenue, York; Bertha Jacobs, East Berlin; Kenneth Garrett, Hanover RD Paul Miller, Broadway; Mrs. Lester Kime, New Oxford RD Henry A.

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