The Gazette and Daily from York, Pennsylvania • Page 12

Gazette and Daily, York, '(X)T January 21, 1957 Principal Lists Faculty Changes 0 T71 iPf ClinlV lUamhi0 tvt Vni Tinorr TIT 4-tm WT-WXTiri? 'AT riivoi runvu iixiiiH ceived top honors Tuesday in the Ar. lnnino-. onimolc county group of five Holsteins at the 41st State Farm show are shown Thia marlrert fhp. first time in show histnrv that. the cniintv nlnh o-nineri niui iMiiMvs 0 -v top laurels in the Holstein competition with entrants from four other count'es, Cumberland, Centre, Lancaster and Susquehanna.

From left, winning team are: Karen Chronister, York RD Glenn Miller, Thomasville RD and Ann Innerst, Dallastown RD association, at right, presented the Couple Married 50 Years Feted Mr. and Mrs. George H. Smith hold open house at their home 210 Fair avenue, men liVMic, 6iu tt.il. viiutj Hanover.

Hanover Mr. and Mrs. George H. Smith celebrated their golden wedding anniversary yesterday afternoon with an open house at their home, 210 Fair avenue. They were married Jan.

20, 1907, by the late Rev, William H. Ehrhart, in the Lutheran parson- age of St. Jacob's (Stone) church nlar Glenville. Smith is a son of the late Oliver and Elizabeth Fuhrman Smith, near Lineboro, ana nis wne is a aaugnier oi the late Calvin and Castella Smith The John Flicking Dies At Hanover Heating and plumbing contractor for 60 year succumbs 1 at 84. Was active fireman and lodgeman.

Hanover John D. Flickinger, 84, of 218 North Franklin street, died at his home Saturday at 10:15 p. m. after a short illness. Mr.

Flickinger was in the heating and, plumbing business for the past 60 years. A son of the late Winfield Scott and Suzanna Petry Flickinger, he was a member of Trinity Reformed church, Knights of Malta, Knights of Pythias, Knights of the Golden Eagle, Royal Arcanium, P.O.S. of A and Hanover Fire company. Mr. Flickinger was chief of the" fire company for 50 years and two years ago received the golden badge.

His father before him had been chief engineer. His first wife, Mrs. Emma Lillich Flickinger, died in 1920 and his second wife, Mrs. Ida Crouse Flickinger, died in 1938. Surviving are: One daughter, Mary Flickinger, at home; two sons, S.

Stewart Flickinger, at home and Edward W. Flickinger, Tarrytown, N. four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2:30 p. m.

from his late residence. Rev. Dr. Howard E. Sheely, his pastor, will officiate.

Interment will be in Mt. Olivet cemetery. Bucher Funeral home has charge of arrangements. Miss Rosa Ginter Miss Rosa Ginter, 88, of 34 Meade avenue, died yesterday at 3:30 p.m. at the home of her sister, Mrs.

Jennie Noel, 28 West Hanover street, with whom she had been visiting for the last few days. A daughter of the late1 Emmanuel and Elizabeth Staub Ginter, she had lived with the late Edward H. and Mary E. Dubs family for 72 years. Funeral services will be Wednesday at 1 p.m.

from the Bucher Funeral home, Frederick street. Rev. Nelson H. Andreas, pastor of Grace Reformed church, will officiate. Interment will be in Mt.

Olivet cemetery. Two Acc "dents Reported No one was injured in two accidents investigated by borough police Saturday afternoon. Total damage to the four vehicles involved was estimated at $270. Mervin Weaver, 58, of Littles- town RD 2, was arrested for failure to halt at a stop sign after his car collided with another vehicle at 3:15 p.m. at the intersection of East Walnut and Locust streets.

Police said the other car was driven by Francis R. Shearer, 36, of Hanover RD 3. Cars driven by Mrs. Edward Jones, 324 Meade avenue, and Sterling L. Bixler, 36, of Hanover RD collided at 4:20 D.m.

at High and Frederick streets. Births To Mr. and Mrs. Paul Breigh-ner, Abbottstown, Friday at Hanover General hospital, a son. To Mr.

arid Mrs. John 204 East Chestnut street; Friday at Hanover General a son. To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hanover RD 1, Saturday at Hanover General hospital, a daughter.

To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leese, Jr.j 16 George street, yesterday at Hanover General hospital, a son. To Mr. and Mrs.

Irvin Hofe, Hanover RD 2, yesterday at Hanover General hospital, a son. To Mr. -and Mrs. Thomas Martin, Hampstead, yesterday at Hanover General hospital, a daughter. To Mr.

and Mrs. John Kalaktas, 210 Locust street, yesterday at Hanover General hospital, a son. Ambulance Calls Mrs. Joseph Adams, 110 Maple avenue, to Hanover General hospital, yesterday. Mrs.

G. D. Sterner, 101 Fame avenue, to Hanover General hospital, yesterday. Miles. Ellinger, 53, Welisville RD 1, Dies Wellsville Miles Ellinger, 53, husband of Mrs.

Gladys E. Ellinger, died suddenly at 6:05 p.m. Saturday at his home, Wellsville RD 1. Mr. Ellinger had just returned from a visit to his doctor when he was stricken.

Death was caused by coronary thrombosis. Surviving besides his wife are three brothers, Harry and Ralph Ellinger, both of Hummelstown, and Gurney Ellinger, Oregon. Funeral services will be held a 12 New industrial 1 arts dept. head takes over duties in Spring Grove district. Joint school Spring; Grove A number ofl cnanges scneauiea to xaKe piace in the faculty staff of Spring Grove Joint School district dur ing the next two weeks have been? revealed by E.

Grant Herr, dis tnct supervising principal. Today, Charles Farrell will as sume his duties as head of the in dustrial arts department, replac ing John Humberd, who will be come the senior high school gui dance director. On Jan. 28, Pauline Pekala, Cly mer, will oegin duties as girls' physical education director the senior high school succeed 1ViIb OnbianCe HOKC, Xldn-f 1 Tl TT I nvpr wun terminated her serviced vff' TJ i3 A 10 J.oln U8Udna ill hmmn where he ic cprvinol Armv serving Shirlev Heiirv is scheduled tJ teaching a second eradfl unft at the yok New SsLlei elgJ mentary center as a re placement for Mrs. Grace Bessed who will be transferred to Heide! berg elementary center.

Mrs. Bes ser will take the place of tha late John Stock, fifth grade teach er at the Heidelberg school whq died Dec. 21 Mrs. Louella Curry, now teach ing in the senior high school unti Miss Pekala begins her duties: will be transferred to, the juniou high school succeeding Mrs. Elea Snyder, physical education inj stnictnr.

who has rennested structor, who has requested leave of absence effective Feb The supervising principal ha announced Fayev Rinehart haa been selected to represent thd high school at the annual al state chorus program Jan. 31 Feb. 2, inclusive, at Washington -Pa Herr reported $72.63 was col lecrea in tne annual Marcn Dimes drive in Spring Grovd Joint School system. The figur does not include collections madi at the New Salem and Jefferson centers which donate to drives ii their respective areas The regular meeting of thi joint school board, scheduled fo Wednesday evening, has beea postponed until Jan. 30.

The meet1 ing was postponed a week to al' low directors to attend a county wide directors meeting Wednes day at 6 p.m. in Central Hig school, North York. Surprise Party Mr. and Mrs. Jere Krebs, Sprini Grove RD 1, recently held a sur prise birthday party at their horn for their son, Robert, who celd brated his 16th anniversary.

nn iithir RinSf Mr JJrs. Luther D. Rinehart, (Mi Attending the party were: Mq Mrs: Clayton E.NesSl Harold Krebs, Marlene Harrold, Ularenc Harrold, Phyllis Jenkins, Sail Trimmer, Ivan Mummert, Richan Harrold, Robert Gotwalt, Richar Kern, John Trimmer and Mr. am Mrs. Jere Krebs and son, Roberi Briefs Dorcas Rudisill, Spring Grov RD 3, is a patient at Hanove General hospital for treatment anl observation.

William Witman, Hartraa apartments, who entered th Army a month ago, is stationed af 1-1 A 1 Fort Benning, wnere he il unaergoing Dasic training, tie wax empioyea oy Mapie jfress cornj pany, betore entering th service. Briefs A meeting of the Band Boosfi ers ciuD or tne spring urove joint School District will be held at o'clock this evening in the Ban Room of the Junior High Schoo North East street, this place. Residents of the borough an skating on the old paper mill danj south of the borough along tM Western Maryland railroad tracks? Ernest Hawkins and Collins Senfj aunaay aiternoon sKaxea irom in dam breast to Menges Mills an back. They stated that this wa "Xw mrmi frozen sufficiently to permi skating to Menges Mills Winterstown Area PTA Meeting Sef Jan. 28 Winterstown North HopewelB Winterstown PTA will meet -a the school building Jan.

a 7:30 o'clock instead of this eve' ning as regularly scheduled. Rev. George E. Snyder, pastoi of Emanuel EUB church was re turned to his home from YorH hospital where he had been patient for two weeks becausd of heart, rmmfv A.TI Tlolxir nluk nrKn uiauma Baar, camp Hut KU of the Pennsylvania State Holstein Thelma Diller Becomes Bride New Cumberland RD girl wed to Benjamin 1 F. Sprenkle, York Kaven RD 1, in Saturday' ceremony.

Thelma Romaine Diller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Diller, New Cumberland RD 1, and Ben- jamin F. Sprenkle, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Benjamin F. Sprenkle, url in First Church of God, New Cum- berland Rev. Muryl E. Dersin, pastor, officiated, assisted by Rev. Don Creager, assistant pastor.

The bride was attired in a floor-length gown of Chantilly lace and nylon tulle with a lace bodice which had a V-neckline and long tapered sleeves. The full skirt, worn over bridal satin, featured tiers of nylon tulle ending in a train. A fingertip-length illusion 1 .11 veil teu irora ner crownstyie neaapiece oi maesceni; sequins ana seea peans. ine Dnae camea a colonial bouquet of white carna- tions ana wmte roses. Faye Ann Diehl, JBloomsburg RD 1, the maid of honor, wore a ballerina-length gown of mint ereen taffeta with a fitted bodice and a princess skirt over net.

The bodice featured a portrait neckline and the skirt had a hack bow with strpflmprs Her heariniere nf taf- feta held in place a nose veil and she rarried a colonial hounuet of nink msps and white carnations. Mothers of the couple wore dark blue dresses with corsages of nink sweetheart roses and white carnations Alvin Sprenkle, York, the bridegroom's brother, was -best Qn tut Cnln. and Blaine L. Diller, New Cum berland, the bride's brother, served as ushers. The organist, Mrs.

O. M. Kennedy, New Cumberland, presented a -recital prior to the ceremonv and Dlaved the tradi tional wedding marches. A reception in the church social room followed the ceremony. The coupie win resiae at tne nome or the bride's parents following a wedding trip.

(Continued on Page Thirteen) A A See Thelma Diller Larry Golden, Mt. won KU 1. An unidentified representative prize-winning trophy to the group. Needlework Guild Ingathering Set At Hanover Tues. Hanover The annual ingather- ing of the Hanover branch, Needle- work Guild ot America, wiu ce held tomorrow- Articles collected AicrJwoA Vinmo rf will be displayed at the home of Mrs.

J. J. Riley, 1 South street, president. The branch's annual meeting will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Mrs.

Riley's home. The public is invited to attend both events and inspect the articles, which wil be distributed in this area. Mrs. Carrie E. Miller, Newberry Twp.

Native, Dies At Rahway, N.J. 1 Mrs. Carrie E. Funk Miller, widow of Benjamin H. Miller, died at 5 p.m.

yesterday at her home 1157 Fulton street, Rahway, N. J. She was 90. Mrs. Miller was born in Newberry township, a daughter of the late William and Leah Etter Funk.

She had been a resident of Rah- way for 45 years, previouly having resided in Goldsboro, Manchester an- orK. Surviving are four children, Clair F. Miller, Bretton Woods, N. H. Gerald Miller, Rahway; Leah Miller, at home, and Roy Miller, New York City; five grand- children and seven -great grand-; children.

Funeral services will be held at the late residence Wednesday at. p.m. and at the Zeigler Funeral home, Manchester, Thursday at Program committee is Mrs. Chester Scantling, Mrs. Harry Hengst, Mrs.

James SUtzer ana Mary leibhart. The session, scne- duled for Tuesday eveningr was postponed due to the opening of the church's annual revival ser vices which are being held nightly umu Jan- "5, excepx monaays. Hanover- YWCA Calendar Today 7:30 p.m., Membership committee. Spring fashion show committee. 8 p.m., Ninth Grade TTi-Y Huh.

TnrnM a nr Qmmnh Tomorrow 4 p.m., Seventh Grade Y-Teens. 7:45 p.m., YW- p.m., Wives club. Wednesday 6:30 p.m., Teen and Twenty club install officers. 7 p.m., Senior Y-Teens. Senior Hi-Y club.

Thursday 4 Ninth Grade Y-Teens. 6:30 p.m., Annual. YWCA eeS- WOTia eiiowsnip meet- mg canceiieu. saturaay p.m., junior nign school dance. 9 p.m., Senior high school dance.

Chaperones both of- fairs Mr. and Mrs. Roger Leister and Mr, and Mrs, Ray near oienviue. xuiu are i p.m. interment will be good health.

Paddletown cemetery. After the ceremony they started housekeeping on a tenant farm WrignTSYllle Church Group Meets -Tonight tinued farming in 1924 when they. Wrightsville Grace EUB church held a public sale on thoir farm, Women's Society of World -Ser-near Lineboro. vice will meet tonight at 7:30 They moved to Hanover where o'clock in the chapel. Smith was employed for seven years by the Geiselman Transfer company and since then has been employed by the Hanover Muni cipal Water company.

Yesterday they received a four-tier cake topped with a silver heart surrounding the golden num bers "50." The also received many flowers, gifts and greetings from their many friends and relatives. James C. Keeney Of York Springs Area Given Final Rites York Springs Funeral services were held yesterday for James C. Keeney, husband of the Mrs. Eliza Bortner Keeney, York Springs RD, who died Friday at the Brethre home; Cross Keys.

Services were conducted at the Emig Funeral home, East Berlin, by Revs. Bruce Anderson and Donald Miller, of the Upper Cone-wago Church of the Brethren; Interment was in Mummert's Meeting house cemetery. Pallbearers were Robert Leer, nr t- rti t-. w. a.

isosserman, uienn coyer, xxx. 2 p.m. from the Erney Funeral home, Lewisberry. Inter- ment will be in Friends' cemetery, WeJsyjlle,.