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York Daily Record, Friday, November 23, 1973 15 York Area Deaths Lemoyne Couple Killed In Crash had been employed as a welder by Pitman Manufacturing York, until his retirement. Marguerite Miller, Fawn Grove; Mrs. Leora McClain, Stewartstown RD Mrs. Carlotta Caglc, Stewartstown RD; Mrs. George Thompson.

New Freedom RD 2, and Mrs. Sarah Robinson, Glen Rock. LEMOYNE A Lemoyne couple, enroute to a family Thanksgiving dinner, were killed Thursday at 10:30 a.m. when they were struck by a freight train after their car had stalled on the 10th Street railroad tracks, between Hummel and Lowther Streets. Killed in the accident were Conrad Brandt, 74, and his wife, Mrs.

Catherine Brandt, 75, of 621 Lowther St. Mr. Brandt had retired about six months ago as a beverage distributor. Dr. Charles R.

Hatfield, Cumberland County coroner, said that evidently Mr. Brandt's car stalled on the tracks while the red lights were flashing, warning of an approaching train. The double Diesel freight of Mrs. Sadie M. If a una user DOVER Mrs.

Sadie M. Rauhouser, 82, formerly of Dover and wife of the late-Jacob Kauhouser, died Thursday at 6 a.m. at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Kaymond Wallace, 4059 Fox Run Koad, Dover RD 4 A native of near Win-terstown, she was a daughter of the late Levi and Mary Warner Kann, and belonged to Bethany United Methodist Church, Eastmount.

Surviving also are a son, Levi E. Delp, Dover RD four grandchildren, six great grandchildren: two brothers, John and Walter Kann, both of i York RD 4. and a sister, Mrs. Mary Delp, York. The Kev.

Merritt A. Copenhaver, Mrs. Kauhouser's minister, will officiate at funeral services Saturday at 10:30 a.m. at Bethany UM Church, with burial to follow in the adjoining cemetery. the Reading Railroad struck the left front of the car.

The Diesel's timer showed it was moving at about 36-to-38 miles an hour speed in a 50-mile permit area, when brakes were applied before the crash, Dr. Hatfield stated. He said that at the impact Mr. Brandt was thrown out of the car and incurred brain injury and fracture of the skull, which caused his death, while Mrs. Brandt incurred a broken neck, remaining in the car.

They were pronounced dead at Holy Spirit Hospital, Camp Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Brandt both belonged to the Lutheran Church of Our Saviour, Harrisburg, and were both natives of Semlec, Romania. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.

Elsie K. Sheaffer, Camp Hill two sons, Carl C. and Earl J. Brandt, both of Lemoyne; 11 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Mr.

Brandt's i additional survivors are two brothers, Andreas Brandt, Semlec, Romania; Mathias Brandt, and a sister, Mrs. Julia Greenwald, both of Kitchener, Ontario, Canada. Deaths Donning Costume British actor Rex Harrison, gets a helping hand from his wife, Elizabeth, as he dons his robes to receive an honorary doctorate from Boston University's School of Fine Arts recently. Harrison received the degree to mark his 50th year in the theater which he will celebrate soon. (AP) The Pendulum Swings Kent State Back To Beer In addition to his widow, he leaves two sons, Junior B.

Reichard, Wrightsville RD 1. and Richard L. Reichard, ith whom he resided; four grandchildren, two great grandchildren, and a brother, Charles R. Reichard, Windsor RD 1. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m.

Saturday at the Burg Funeral Home, 134 W. Broadway, Red Lion. The Rev. Belere R. Reisinger, pastor of Prayer Mission Church, near Martinsville, will preside.

Burial will be in Salem United Methodist Cemetery, near Martinsville. Mrs. Mildred J. Mrs. Mildred J.

Gin-dlesperger. 49, of 1137 N. Court Ave. and wife of the late Elmer Gindlesperger, died Thursday at 4:30 a.m. at Memorial Osteopathic Hospital after a lengthy illness.

A native of York, she was a daughter of the late Burton and Sarah Myers Kauffman. Surviving are: Three sisters, Mrs. Catherine Bubb, 1137 N. Court Mrs. Charles Lauer, Manchester RD Fred Kauffman, Harrisburg; three brothers.

Earl Kauffman, York; Burton Kauffman, 1137 N. Court and Leroy Kauffman. The funeral services will be held Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the Dodson Funeral 517 N. George St.

Burial will be in Prospect Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Robert S. Walters MANCHESTER Mrs. Catherine E.

Walters, 78, wife of Robert S. Walters, Manchester RD 1, died Wednesday at 10:13 a.m., at York Hospital, where she had. been a patient since Saturday. A native of Chestnut Hill, Mrs. Walters was a The funeral service will be held Saturday at 1 p.m.

at the Kenneth W. Orsburn Funeral Home, Stewartstown. Burial will take place in Norrisville Cemetery. Officiating will be the Rev. Carl C.

Helt, pastor of Fawn United Methodist Church, and the Rev. George A. Roberts. retired Presbyterian clergyman. Robert K.

Harnett Jr. Funeral services will be this afternoon for Robert Edward Barnett 13, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Barnett, 538 South Queen who was fatally injured when struck by a car near his home late Tuesday afternoon.

The rites will be conducted at 1:30 p.m. at the Burg Funeral Home, 134 West Broadway. Red Lion, by the Rev. Ronald B. Schmuck, pastor of Red Lion Bible Church, where the boy was a member.

Interment will be in Pine Grove Cemetery, Sunnyburn. The boy was a seventh grade student at Hannah Penn Middle School. In addition to his parents, he leaves three sisters, Nancy Ann, Mary Jane and Carol Louise Barnett, all at home, and paternal grandmother, Mrs. Mary Barnett, Delta RD 2. Mrs.

Nellie Wallick Mrs. Nellie H. Wallick, 94, widow of Harry S. Wallick, who resided with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

A. B. Heilman, 1709 Crescent Road, died at 4:15 a.m. Wednesday in York Hospital. She was born in York, daughter of the late Mr.

and Mrs. William Figdore, and was a life member of York Lodge, Women of the Moose. Mrs. Wallick also is survived by a granddaughter and three great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m.

Saturday at the Dodson Funeral Home, 517 George St. The Rev. John KENT, Ohio (UPI) Kent State University, propelled by bloodshed into a national symbol of campus revolution 3 2 years ago, has returned to an astonishing normalcy rivaling the complacent collegiate era of the 1950s. Observers here agree almost unanimously that the passage of time, student turnover and the end of the Vietnam War have siphoned off most of the fuel that fed the fires of Additional survivors for Mrs. Brandt are two brothers, Peter Schilling, Hyattsville, Md.

and Harry Schilling, Richmond, Va. A double funeral service will be held Saturday at 11 a.m. at Lutheran Church of Our Saviour, 420 N. Progress Harrisburg. with the couple's minister, the Rev.

Viggo Swensen, officiating. Burial will be at Rolling Green Memorial Park. Memorials may be made to the Lutheran Church of Our Saviour. Mrs. Martha I.erew Mrs.

Martha A. Keeny Lerew, 79, idow of the Rev. Samuel A. Lerew, who resided past year with her laughter, Airs. Meda Hart-Tian.

241 Imperial Drive, died it 10:40 p.m. Tuesday in York Hospital. She was a daughter of the ate Henry and Susanna Price eeny and resided in the ihrewsbury area most of her ife. She was a member of the Jrethren. Mrs.

Lerew is also survived another daughter, Mrs. arah Ilyes, York RD a on, S. Samuel Lerew; 11 randchildren two great randchildren, and two sisters, Irs. Nora Stremmel, Seven alleys RD 2 and Mrs. Mary eeney, New Freedom RD 2.

Funeral services will be held 2:30 p.m. Saturday at hrewsbury Church of the rethren. The Rev. Henry E. filler, Mrs.

Lerew's pastor, id the Rev. Murray Lehman, istor of New Fairview Church the Brethren, will officiate, urial will be in the Joseph iesey Memorial Cemetery, -irewsbury. FiSHEL On Nov 20, 1973. at 5:30 a at Hershey Medical Center. Nettie Boyer Fishel.

wife of Warren E. Fishel, lOlSFarquhar York, aged 82 years. 3 months. 26 days. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services Friday at 10 a.m at the Etzweiler Funeral Home, till Market St.

Entombment at Mt. Rose Cemetery. No viewing. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Organ Fund of St. James Lutheran Church, West York.

50.n21.2t FRY On Nov. 20. 1973. at 12:30 a at the York Hospital, Calvin Fry, husband of the late Mazie E. Reever Fry, Mt.

Wolf RD l.aged79years.3months,7days. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services on Saturday at II a.m. from the L. E. Diehl Funeral Home.

Mt. Wolf. Interment in Starview Union Cemetery: Relatives and friends are invited to call at the funeral home on Friday evening from 7 to 9. GINDLESPERGER On Nov. 22, 1973, at 4:30 a.m..

at Memorial Osteopathic Hospital. Mildred Gindlesperger. wife of the late Elmer Gindlesperger, 1137 Court aged 49 years. 5 months, 2 days. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services on Tuesday at 10a.m.

at the Dodson Funeral Home. 517 George St. Interment in Prospect Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the Dodson Funeral Home on Monday evening from 7 to 9. 50 n23 21 HEILMAN On Nov 19.

1973. at 8 30 at the residence of her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. George Swan.

23 High Manchester. Mary J. Detweiier Heilman. widow of John E. Heilman.

aged 83 years. 2 months, 18 days. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services Fridi at 10:30 a from the L. Diehl Funeral Home. Mt.

Wolf. Interment in Manchester Union Cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited to call at the funeral home Thursday evening from 7 to 9. n21 a KESSLER On Nov 19. 1973.

at 3 at his residence. 1240 Wellington Maurice C. Kessier, husband of Martha E. Kessier. aged 68 years.

7 months. 18 days Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services on Friday at 10-3O a.m. at the Workinger Funeral Home. 849 E. Market St.

Interment in Suburban Memorial Gardens. No viewing Thursday evening. Viewing prior to funeral services Friday morning. n20 3t more people than in the city of Kent. The student population has" since declined to 18,500, par- tially because KSU became a symbol of violence.

"People found out I was coming to Kent State, and they said 'be careful, don't get said Perk Barnes, a graduate student from the Bronx. "They thought this was the place where they have all that violence." "People think this is a school full of flaming liberals," agreed another student. "It's not. This is a very conservative middleclass college. Before I came here, I was under the impression it was full of people who wanted to burn things down." Ironically, the dropping en-rollment has caused one of the major internal problems at the university a lack of money to pay attractive faculty salaries and implement constructive programs.

The state of Ohio appropriates money to its colleges according to enrollment. "The loss ot real income to the faculty is a matter of great Christmas break, we'd have gone all over again," Lewis said. "It was building up the same as the fall of '69 and the spring of '70." The overwhelming opinion, to which Lewis also subscribes, is that the end of the Vietnam War last January extracted from the students the most irritating thorn that nettled their predecessors into revolution three years ago. "There's no single issue that's grabbing them," said Dr. Lloyd M.

DeBoer, marketing professor and chairman of the Faculty Senate. "The Vietnam War, which crystallized them, has ended." "The conducive elements for unity are gone," agreed Vaughn, the student who is still "The students today have no commonality to unite them. There's nothing to get behind or in front of." The only national issue raising visible interest on campus is the Arab-Israeli conflict. Arab and Jewish students have set up tables about 50 feet apart in the lobby of the student center, each group dispensing its own propaganda. Deaths daughter of the late Charles and Elvina Walbeck.

She had Bonser, pastor of Luther discontent in April and May of 1970. Attendance grows smaller each year at the annual May 4 memorial observance for the four students slain during an 11-second volley of National Guard gunfire in 1970. Last May, the turnout was embarrassingly small for guest speaker Norman Cousins. "They're back to football, beer blasts and bonfires," said one campus observer. "I think the pendulum is swinging back toward the 1950s," said Robert L.

Vaughn, one of the few remaining students who was around in 1970 and cares to talk about what is referred to as "The Incident." "It looks as if they want to go back to school," said Vaughn, a 25-year-old Kent native. "The cliques are forming again, and we're back to the good old Kent State social days. "People aren't dejected, so it's not apathy. But there isn't a lot of activism," Vaughn continued. "Nobody gets up for anything except football games, midterms and finals or the 10-hour lab project that's due next week." To infer that Kent State has returned entirely to the taludli, idle-minded, dirty-bucksand- RUTTER On Nov.

22. 1973. at 6:30 a.m. at York Hospital, Lester E. Rutter husband of Beulah Rutter.

47 W. Princess aged 64 years. 2 months, 21 days. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services Monday at 10 a m. at the Dodson Funeral Home.

517 George St. Interment in Greenmount Cemetery. Friends may call at the Dodson Funeral Home Sunday evening from 7 to 9. 50 n23 3t STONER- On Nov 21. 1973, at Polyclinic Hospital.

Harrisburg. Guy Stoner. Etters RD 2 i Newberry town husband of the late Blanche Snycbr Stoner. aged 74 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services Saturday at 2 p.m.

at Nelson E. Unch Funeral Home. Lewisberry. Interment in Paddletown Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Friday evening 7 to 9.

50 n23 2t THOMAS On Nov. 19. 1973. at 8:25 p.m.. at Fairview Manor Convalescent Home.

Columbia. Florence L. Thomas, widow of Guy C. Thomas. 306 6th Wnghtsville.

aged 76 years. 2 months. 25 days. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at the Etzweiler Funeral Home. 700 Hellam Prof.

Lewis believes the tense Middle East situation could provoke a vigorous demonstration if the U.S. gets involved. "Anybody who thinks we're not going to have any more war protests better go listen to some of the conversations on this campus about what will concern, said Dr. DeBoer, the Faculty Senate chairman. "We received somewhat less than a 3 per cent salary increase last spring.

Before it even started. we were wiped out by the rising cost of living." "We spent years worrying -about revolution," agreed Prof. Murvin H. Perry, dean of the school of journalism. "Now we've found out our problem is money to keep the place running.

The public turned off on us and the politicians at the same time. They are usins it as an excuse to protest their tax dollars going for something they don't approve of." The salary issue has unified -the faculty agairst student been employed by the former Bayuk Cigar York, until her retirement. Also surviving are: Two daughters, Mrs. Clarence Conley, 32 N. Main Mrs.

George Hale, Manchester RD two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. The Rev. Roland E. Garvin, pastor of St. Paul United Methodist Church, will officiate at funeral services on Saturday at 10:30 a.m.

from the Little Funeral Home, 60 S. Main St. Burial will be at Prospect Hill Cemetery, York. Guy K. Stoner NEWBERRYTOWN Guy E.

Stoner, 74, Newberrytown, husband of the late Mrs. Blanche Snyder Stoner, died Wednesday evening at Polyclinic Hospital, Harrisburg. where he had been a patient 10 days. Surviving are five daughters, Mrs. Goldie Harbold, New Cumberland RD Mrs.

Vivian Brinton, Harrisburg; Mrs. Almeda Slaseman and Mrs. Phyllis Timmins, both of New Cumberland, and Mrs. Faye Anderson, Mechanicsburg; 23 grandchildren, 34 great grandchildren and three brothers. Ralph and Walter Stone, both of Goldsboro, and George Stoner, New Cum berland.

Funeral services ill be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Nelson E. Urich Funeral Home, Lewisberry. The Rev. Roger Leland, pastor of Cross Roads Church, will officiate.

Burial will be in Paddletown Cemetery. Lester K. Rutter Sr. E. Rutter 64, usband of Mrs.

Beulah utter. 47 W. Princess died hursday at 6:30 a.m. at Y'ork tiospital. Mr.

Rutter was born in York, 'son of Mrs. Elsie Strausbaugh Rutter, Lutheran Home, and the late John Rutter. He was employed at the York City garage. He was a member of the York Nest of Orioles; York Aerie 183, Fraternal Order of Eagles; York Lodge 148, Loyal Order of Moose; the Owls lodge: the Rooster Club; Rex and Rescue Fire Companies. Mr.

Rutter also is survived by these daughters: Mrs. Thomas Johnson, York; Mrs. Donna Winegardner and Norma Rutter, at home; i Patricia Rutter. Manchester: Theresa Fahs, York, and Mrs. Eugene Snyder, Weigelstown: a son, Lester E.

Rutter Dover; a stepson, Gary Stump, Manchester; six grand-f children, one great grandchild. and a brother, Gordon Rutter, Lebanon. The funeral ill be Monday at 10 a.m. at the Dodson Funeral Home, 517 N. George St.

Burial will be in Green-mount Cemetery. KREBS On Nov. 19. 1973. at 8:10 at Memorial Osteopathic Hospital, Marcella Krebs.

wife of Earl E. Krebs of Sinking Springs Lane. RD 4. York, aged S2 years, 9 months. 8 days.

Relatives and friends are invited Xo attend the funeral services Friday at 1 p.m. from Etzweiler Funeral Home. 1111 Market St. Interment in Prospect Hill Cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited to call at the funeral home Thursday evening from 7 to 9.

50n21 2t LEREW On Nov. 20. 1973. at York Hospital. Martha A.

Keeny Lerew. widow of P.cv. Samuel A. Lett, of ii Imperial York, aged 79 years. 25 days Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services on Saturday, Nov 24.

at 2:30 p.m. from Shrewsbury Church of the Brethren Interment in Joseph Giesey Memorial Cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited to call at the Hartenstein Mortuary, New Freedom, Friday from 7 to 9 m. Body will be in state at the church Sat. from 1:30 p.m.

until time of services. n23.2t MILLER On Nov 22. 1973, near Resser's Summit. Cletus A Miller, husband of Barbara A. Rosier Miller.

223 W. Forrest Shrewsbury, aged 31 years, 9 months. 21 days. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated Monday. Nov.

26. at 11 a m. from St. Mary's Catholic Church. Pylesville.

Interment in adjoining cemetery Friends may call at Hartenstein Mortuary. New Freedom, Sunday from 7 Memorial Lutheran Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Prospect Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Edward A.

Evers Mrs. Anna M. Evers, 70, wife of Edward A. Evers, 2225 Glenwood Drive, Point Pleasant, N.J., died Wednesday at Point Pleasant Hospital. Born in Pleasant Grove, York County, Mrs.

Evers was a daughter of the late Emanuel and Maggie Bittner Hoover. She was a member and past matron of Elizabethtown Chapter 407, Order of the Eastern Star. Surviving also are a daughter, Mrs. Rhea Springer, San Francisco, a stepdaughter, Mrs. Muriel Burkhart, Nutley, N.J.; two grandchildren, and a sister, Mrs.

Frank F. Eisenhart, 902 E. Poplar St. The Rev. George R.

Knarr, pastor of St. Mark's Lutheran Church, will officiate at the funeral Saturday at 11 a.m. at Everhart Funeral Home, East and E. Market Sts. Burial will be in Manchester Union Cemetery.

Willie Tyson Willie Tyson. 50. husband of Mrs. Vivian C. Massey Tyson.

i67 W. Jackson who was shot to death Tuesday on Park-way was a native of Raleight. N.C.. and belonged to the Holy Commandants Church of God Seventh Day. He was employed by York Division of Borg-Warner Crop He also is survived by a daughter, Lisa M.

Tyson, at home; four sons, Joseph Cephas L. and Jonathan L. Tyson, at home; Langston L. Tyson, Chicago, a step-daughter, Mrs. Laretta Ward.

362 Market two stepsons. Ernst and Roy Lambert, both of York and happen if we send troops to help Israel," he said. Of greater interest than the Middle East right now is the Miuamerica football conference, that is. Kent State was still in the running for its second straight conference title until Saturday's loss to undefeated Miami of Ohio. The winning football team has united long-suffering "town and gown" fans behind the Golden Flashes, who lost only two of their first nine games and attracted so many enthusiastic spectators that liquor had to be banned from the stadium.

The football renaissance has soothed residents in the surrounding community. Wrightsville. on Friday at 2 p.m. Interment in Fairview Cemetery, Wrightsville. Relatives and friends are invited to call at the funeral home Thursday evening from7to9 50n21.2t TYSON On Nov 20.

1973, at 5:45 on Parkway Boulevard. Willie Tyson, husoand of Vivian C. Massey lyson. 367 Jackson aged 50 years, 2 months. 9 days.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services on Monday at 1 p.m. at the Dodson Funeral Home. 517 N. George St. Interment in Lebanon Cemetery Friends may call at the Dodson Funeral Home on Sunday evening from 7 to 9.

50 n23 3t WALLICK On Nov 21. 1973. at 4:15 a at York Hospital. Nellie H. W'allick.

widow of Harry ST Wallick. 1709 Crescent Road, aged 94 years. 9 months. 5 days. RelaUves and friends are invited to attend the funeral services on Saturday at 11a m.

at the Dodson Funeral Home. 517 N. George St. Interment in Prospect HUl Cemetery. Viewing Saturday at the Dodson Funeral Home from 10:30 a.m.

until ume of service. n23 2t WALTEMVER On Nov. 21. 1973. at 9:45 a m.

at York Hospital. Howard (Teddyl Waltemyer, husband of Christine L. Waltemyer. New Freedom RD 2. aged 64 years.

Relatives and friends are invited tr attend the funeral at the Kenneth W. Orsburn Funeral Home. Stewartstown. Saturday at 1 m. Interment in Norrisville Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home Friday evening. 7 to 9 m. 50 n23 2t tan-trenchcoat era of the 1950's would be a mistake. But campus conversations once more are dominated by-sports, faculty salaries and parking fees. Greek fraternities and sororities, once on their deathbed at Kent, are making a resurgence.

There is no burning social issue to ignite the students, who have quietly turned back to their studies. Most of their activism is directed at academic improvements. Lewis pointed out there were big rallies a year ago for Jane Fonda and Daniel Ellsberg. "If the bombing of North Vietnam hadn't taken place during the efforts to change the acaderrfcc 2 system, as one undergraduate found out when he suggested to 1 the Faculty Senate that teach- I 3 ers take a pay cut. "The Faculty Senate is for the If faculty," he was told.

"During the 1960's, the 'X faculty was their friend in ,1 social revolution," said Dr. "i Ambler. "Now they're finding" out something different." But a number of the grievances of 1970 have been eliminated, and some im-portant safety valves have -been established. "They're definitely trying to reach out to the students," said David Canan, a sophomore in 1- food service. "It's getting-better all the time." -lZ A program of general studies- has been instituted for those.

unsure of their major fields. center for peaceful change is operating. There is a program -'2; of legal services. Dozens of'l- campus groups headquartered in the student center cater to aZ-T variety of student tastes. losp m.

casket will not be opened. 50 n23 2t RALHOL'SER On Nov 22, 1973, at 6 a Sadie M. Rauhouser. widow of Jacob Rauhouser. Dover RD 4, aged 82 years.

6 months. 20 days. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services on Saturday at 10 30 a m. at Bethany United Methodist Church. Interment in adjoining cemetery Friends may call at the En.ig Funeral Home.

Queen Dover, on Friday evening from 7 to 9. and at the church Saturday one hour before the service. n23 It Births At York Hospital To Mr. and Mrs. Terry L.

WALTERS On Nov 21. 1973, at 10 13 a at York Hospital. Catherine E. Walters, wife of Robert S. Walters, Manchester RD 1, aged 78 years.

11 months. 7 days Relabves and friends are invited to attend the funeral services on Saturday at 10 30 a from the Chapel of the Little Funeral Home. 60 Main Manchester Interment in Prospect Hill Cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited to call at the funeral home on Friday evening from 7 to 9. n23 It "They can hear the noise at the football stadium," said one commuting student of his neighbors.

"They see pictures in the paper of the kids at the games, cheering for the football team. Thiy think, 'well, they must be doing something good for a "It's amazing what a good football team can do. The townspeople aren't worried there's going to be somebody up there (at KSU) thinking about what building to burn down next." "After the shootings," said one local student, "a lot of people thought the kids deserved what they got. Now they've changed their view. They call it an 'unavoidable One of the main causes of the dissent which exploded at Kent State in 1970 was the size of the university 21,300 students.

Funeral Directors a sister. Mrs. Annie McCuller, Knightdale. N.C. Elder Sellman P.

Easton will officiate at funeral services on Monday at 1 p.m. at the Dodson Funeral Home, 517 N. George St. Burial will be in Lebanon Cemeterv. Karan N.

Koark BEL AIR, Md. Karan Nancy Roark, five-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis i Roark. Forge Hill Road, near Bel Air, died Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.

at University Hospital, Baltimore, following a lengthy illness. Surviving also are two brothers, Robert and Vincent Roark. both at home; maternal grandfather. Arnold Blake. Street; paternal grandmother.

Mrs. Susie Roark. Kimball, W. maternal great grandmother, Mrs. Maggie Blake.

Renick, W. Va. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 m. at the Evangelical Methodist Church. Dublin.

Md. The pastor, the Rev. Dr. Donald McKnight. will officiate.

Burial will be in Slate Ridge Cemetery, near Delta. Shirev B. I(ei( hard CRALEY Shirey B. Reichard. 72.

husband of Mrs Denia I Kline Reichard, died at 11:15 p.m. Tuesday at the home of his son and daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs. Richard L. Reichard. Wnghtsville RD 1, near Craley.

with whom he resided five months. He had been ill a year. He was born in Chanceford Township, son of the late George and Annie Walton Reichard A former member of Salem United Methodist Church, near Martinsville, he REICHARD On Nov 20. 1973. al 11:15 at the home of his son anc daughter-in-law.

Mr It Mrs Richard Reichard. Wrightsville RD I. neat Craley. Shirey Reichard. husband of Detna I Kline Reichard.

aged 72 years. 1 month. 15 days. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services on Saturday. Nov.

24. at 1 30 at the Burg Funeral Home. 134 W. Broadway. Red Lion Interment in Salem UM Cemetery, near Martinsville.

Pa. Relatives and friends are invited to call at the funeral home Friday evening from 7to. 50 n23 2t ROARK On Nov 21. 1973.at7:30p m. at University Hospital.

Baltimore. Karan Nancy Roark. daughter of Mr and Mrs Ellis Roark. Forge Hill Road, near Bel Air. Md aged 5 years Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services Saturday at 2 al Evangelical Methodist Church, Dublin.

Md Interment in Slate Ridge Cemetery. Friends may caO at the Harkins Funeral Home. Delta. Fnaay 7 to 9 50 n23 It Howard K. Waltemver NEW FREEDOM Howard F.

(Teddy) Waltemver, 64. husband of Mrs. Christine L. Waltemver, Plank Road, New-Freedom RD 2, died Wednesday at 9:45 a.m. at York Hospital, where he had been a patient four days.

A retired farmer, he was a son of the late Howard J. and M. Odella Flory Waltemire. He belonged to the Home Association of Benedict Mead Post 7046, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Stewartstown, and to the Southern York County Sportsmen's Association. Surviving in addition to his wife are eight children, 25 grandchildren, nine great grandchildren and nine brothers and sisters.

The children are: Richard L. Waltemver. New Freedom: Mrs. Mary D. Ecker.

Lutherville. Mrs. Christine Simpson. Jacobus; Mrs. Irene J.

Orwig. Baltimore; Mrs. Carole Cleary. Fallston. Md Mrs.

Arlene Zimmerman, Fawn Grove: Mrs. Ardean Stone. Pikesville. and Mrs. Ellen Leisennng.

New Freedom. And brothers and sisters: George C. Sterling William K. and Darrell E. Waltemire.

al! of the Stewartstown area: Mrs Campus construction has blossomed to accommodate the -large student body. The pres 1--" sure of checking outsiders I.D. cards has been Even the campus which mushroomed to 84 inr 1971 with a budget of million, has been cut back 36. on a budget of $617,000. SLEEGER FVNERAL HOME 822 East Market Street Phone 848-2491 51.nt.lmo.

SHINDLER FI NER AL HOME 915 North Duke Street Phone 8 1778 51.nl Imo Deaths Thoman. 22 Church Glen Rock. Thursday, a daughter. To Mr. and Mrs.

Anthony W. Cuffaro. 716 E. Philadelphia Wednesday, a son. To Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Pearce, York Parkton, Wednesday, a son To Mr. and Mrs. Terry M. Stone, Airville RD 1.

Wednesday, a daughter. To Mr. and Mrs Richard Porter, 146 Lexington Wednesday, a son To Mr. and Mrs Charles E. Pritchard.

8 Pawnee Windsor. Wednesday. a daughter. Other Kirths To Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Hildebrand. Holbrook, on Nov. 19 a son, Robert Russell Hildebrand. Mrs. Hildebrand is the former Karen Hare, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Russell Hare, 132 Park Glen Rock The father's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Hildebrand. New Freedom RD 2 Cemetery Memorials Cemetery Memorial Wreaths Large Selection Low Priced David P.

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at 5 IS near his nome. 538 Queen St York. Robert F.dward Barnett. Jr son of Robert and Norma Jean Dieti Barnett. aged 13 years.

3 months. 16 days Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services on Friday. November 23 at 1 30 the Burg Funeral Home. 134 Broadway. Red Uoo Interment in Pine Grove Cemetery.

Sunnyburn SO n23 It EVERS On ov 21. 1973. at Point Pleasant Hospital. Point rieasant. s.4 Anna Evers wife of Edward A Evers.

2223 Glenwood Drive Point Pleasant. 3 aged To years. 3 months. 16 days Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral sen ice Saturday al II a at the Everhart Funeral Home Fast and Market Sts Interment in Manchester Union Cemeterv No viewing requested SO n23 2t Card Of Thanks ROHRBAUGH On Not 20 1972. at 3 a at his home RD 2.

Glen Rock Paul Rohrbaugh. husband of Mabel Krout Rohrbaugh. aged 76 years, 5 months. 25 days Keiatnres and friends are invited to attend the funeral services on Friday at 1 30 from Geiple Funeral Home. Glen Rock Interment in Zioa Lutheran Cemetery.

Glen Rock Relatives and friend are invited to call at the funeral borne Thursday evening from 7 to 9 and on Fnday from 9am until time of service In lieu of flowers if desired, contributions may be made to Zion Lutheran Church Building Fund SO n21 2t We wish to erpres our sincere appreciation to the many friends and relatives for the kaid expressions of sympathy cards and floral tributes offered to us our bereavement the loss of our lovng daughter. brie Lynn Yung The Family 53 n23 It 23-25 South Main St. Mtvin Golbert 292-2621 292-2266 755-1815 Dover, Pa..