in in in in JOURNAL, Lancaster, Monday, June 4, 1979 C. Menno Fry C. Menno Fry, 76, Reinholds R2, died Sunday at 3:50 a.m. at Ephrata Community Hospital, where he had been a patient for five weeks. Death followed an illness of three months.
Born in East Cocalico Township and a lifetime resident of the township, he was a son of the late Martin H. and Lizzie Shirk Fry. He was the husband of Florence H. Weinhold Fry, who survives him. He was a retired farmer.
He was a member of the Muddy Creek Lutheran Church, Swartzville, and a former member of the church council. He and his wife celebrated their 51st wedding anniversary on Sept 24, 1978. In addition to his wife, survived by one daughter, Kathryn wife of Emory Hirneisen, Denver R3; two Alvin Denver R2; and Eugene Denver; seven grandchildren; and one brother, Martin Reinholds R2. Mrs. Albert Berit Mrs.
Marie S. Berit, 76, of 420 N. Queen St. died at noon Sunday at the Duke Convalescent Home after an illness of six years. She was the widow of Albert Berit, who died in 1954.
Born in Lago's, France, she was a daughter of the late Marcial and Maria Fouchet. She was formerly employed by the Watt and Shand department store for 12 years and by the Lancaster General Hospital for six years. She was a member of St. Anne's Catholic Church, the Senior Citizens of St. Anne's, the Knights of Thomas Auxiliary, and the BHB's.
Surviving are three children, Henri Crown Point, Mrs. Nenette Cress, Lancaster; and Adelene, wife of Robert E. Hutter, Newark, six grandchildren; three great -grandchildren; and one brother, Louis Fouchet, and two sisters, all of France. Mrs. E.L.
Huber Mrs. Esther Mae Witmer Huber, 71, of Marticville Road, Pequea R1, died Saturday at 4:50 p.m. at her home following a lengthy illness. She was the wife of Elmer L. Huber.
They observed their 50th wedding anniversary on April 20. Born in E. Lampeter Township, she was a daughter of the late Jacob G. and Lizzie Burkhart Witmer. An active member of Marticville United Methodist Church, she belonged to United Methodist Women and was a lay delegate to the Eastern Pennsylvania Conference.
She also was a member of Farm Women Society 9 and auxiliaries of Rawlinsville Campmeeting Association and Water Street Rescue Mission. Besides her husband, she is survived by the following children: Elmer W. Huber, Pequea R1; Gloria Jean, wife of Robert L. Weiler, Lancaster; Esther wife of Lester A. Turner, Willow Street; Mary wife of Charles L.
Eisenberger, Lancaster; Kenneth W. Huber, Columbus, Ohio, and A. Arlene, wife of Thomas K. Girvin, Lancaster R6; 19 grandchildren and one greatgrandson. She also is survived by a twin sister, Anna wife of J.
Paul Stokes, Pequea R1; sisters, Mabel, wife of William Mellinger, Lancaster: Alice, wife of Norman Peifer, East Petersburg; Viola, wife of Samuel Mylin, Willow Street R1, and twin sisters, Miriam, wife of the Rev. Amos Harnish, Williamsport, and Ruth Griffith, Reading. Moses Weaver Moses Weaver, 73, of 16 W. Chestnut Ephrata, died Friday at 7 p.m. at his home.
Born in Earl Township, he was the son of the late Reuben and Lydia Martin Weaver. He was employed at Terre Hill Manufacturing Co. and was a member of Martindale Mennonite Church. He is survived by his wife, Mary M. Miller Weaver, and two sons and five daughters: Richard Ephrata R1; Roy Honeybrook R2; Helen, wife of Roy S.
Weaver, Honeybrook R2; Arlene, wife of Lee Z. Wanner, Ephrata R5; Ruth, wife of Larry G. Cashwiler, East Earl R2; Betty, wife of Marvin Bennetch, Denver R2, and Kathryn, wife of Carl Hertzog. Ephrata. Also surviving are 16 grandchildren, two great-grandchildren, and three stepgrandchildren.
He is also survived by five brothers and four sisters. They are: Isaac, Ephrata; John, Denver; Leroy, Stevens R1; Wilmer, Akron; Lawrance, East Earl R1; Elizabeth, wife of S. Weaver Martin, East Earl R1; Mabel Martin, Mohnton R2; Ellen, wife of Charles Stauffer, Ephrata R3, and Dorothy, wife of Elmer Sensenig, New Holland R1. Elizabeth Heagy Elizabeth M. Heagy, 86, died Saturday at Moravian Manor, Lititz, where she resided for the past eight years.
Death followed a brief illness. She lived in the New York City area 31 years until her retirement in 1960 from Bankers Trust New York City. She was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church, Lancaster. Born in Carlisle, she was a daughter of the late Charles W.
and Ida E. Mohler Heagy. She is survived by one sister, Esther M. Manor Hills STRAWBERRIES "PICK IN THE PATCH" Weekdays 8:00 to 8:00 MOUNTVILLE 8 EXIT MOUNTVILLE 462 CENTRAL MANOR RD. MANOR CHURCH SEITZ ROAD RD.
285-4346 8 Denver RI Man Killed on Cycle A 28-year-old Denver R1 man was killed early Saturday morning when his motorcycle hit a fence post in South Heidelberg Township, Berks County. Bruce R. Gensemer was pronounced dead on arrival Saturday at 1:15 a.m. at Reading Hospital and Medical Center. According to Charles Boyer, Heidelberg Township police chief, Gensemer and three companions were driving on Galen Hall Road, South Heidelberg Township, when Gensemer apparently lost control of his motorcycle and hit a fence post near the entrance to Galen Hall Hotel.
Gensemer was thrown down an embankment. Boyer said his investigation showed that Gensemer had apparently leaned too hard to the left on a curve and something on the cycle caught on the highway. He said there were deep gouges in the roadway that were possibly caused by the cycle's kickstand. Gensemer, a construction worker, was employed by Warren Good, contractor. He had attended Garden Spot High School and was a graduate of Patton Masonic School, Elizabethtown, class of 1970.
Born in Lancaster, he was a son of Barbara Smith Gensemer Good, Denver R1, and the late Robert G. Gensemer. He was married to the former Sandra Enlow. Gensemer was a member of St. Paul's United Church of Christ.
Bowmansville; Fivepointville Fire Company and Fivepointville Ambulance Association. In addition to his wife and mother, he is survived by his stepfather, Harold R. Good, Denver R1; one son, Jonathan at home; and five sisters, Judy, wife of Dennis Bachman and Donna, wife of Steven Ozga, both of Denver R1; Gloria, Patty and Jo, all at home. David Zimmerman David G. Zimmerman, 72, of 136 Butter Road, Leola, died at his home unexpectedly at 4:05 p.m., Saturday.
Death was attributed to natural causes. He was born in East Earl Township, a son of the late John and Esther Groff Zimmerman. He was a self employed woodworker. He was a member Groffdale (Frame) Mennonite Church. Surviving are his wife.
Hettie N. Martin Zimmerman, and the following children: Martin Ephrata R2: Katie, wife of Mahlon Zimmerman, Leola; David Ephrata R2; Aaron New Holland R3; Jacob Roaring Springs; Elam Ephrata R2: Noah Ella, wife of Ammon Martin, both Springs; Daniel Leola; 51 grandchildren; five great grandchildren; a brother, Elam G. Zimmerman, Martinsburg; and four sisters: Lydia G. Zimmerman, and Mary, wife of Harry Snyder, both of Ephrata R3; Annie, wife of Harold Zimmerman, Versailles, and Mrs. Esther Keil, Leola.
Elam F. Sherer Elam F. Sherer, 81, formerly of Mount Joy R3, died at 2:30 a.m. Saturday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. R.
Samuel Keens, Lititz R3. The husband of the late Anna Witmer Sherer, he was born in Mount Joy Township, a son of the late Samuel H. and Elizabeth Forney Sherer. He was a retired farmer and a member of the Mount Joy Mennonite Church. Surviving are these children: Mary Jean, wife of Simon P.
Kraybill, of Elizabethtown R1: C. Witmer Sherer, of Manheim R4 and Anna Ruth, wife of R. Samuel Keens, of Lititz R3. Also surviving are 14 grandchildren; six great grandchildren and two sisters. Miss Anna F.
Sherer, of Rheems and Elizabeth F. Sollenberger, of Manheim R4. Anna L. Bell, 79, Hairdresser, Dies Anna L. Bell, 79, of 900 E.
King died on Saturday at St. Joseph Hospital. She was born in Wrightsville and the daughter of the late Charles M. and Mary Whitekettle Bell. She was a lifetime resident of Lancaster.
Prior to her retirement, she was employed as a hairdresser at Vanity Fair. She is survived by one brother, Charles. California. Mrs. Eli Kindig Jr.
Mrs. Emma M. Kindig, 94, formerly of Lansdowne, Delaware County, died at 3:15 a.m. Saturday at the Quarryville Presbyterian Home. Born in Philadelphia, she was the daughter of the late James and Louisa Shaab McCrosson.
She was the widow of Eli Kindig Jr. She was a member of St. John the Evangelist Church. Lansdowne. She had been a guest at the Quarryville home since 1974.
She is survived by nephews. Partly sunny. Highs in mid 70s to around 80. Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday. Lows tonight 55 to 60.
Highs Tuesday again in the mid 70s to around 80. Precipitation probability 10 percent through tonight. POCONOS Weather Summary FORECAST for Rein Cold Showers Occluded Showers are forecast in and central Florida. It will nation. YESTERDAY'S TEMPERATURES High Low Intell Recording Station.
65 58 Water Works Ephrata. 69 59 Lancaster (Last Year) 72 62 High for the Year -88 on May 9 Low for the Year -2 on Feb. 18 All- Time High This Date 97 1919 All-Time Low This Date -40 in 1965 HOURLY TEMPERATURES (Intell Recording Station) a.m. 60 1 p.m. 64 2 a.m.
2 p.m. 3 a.m. 60 3 p.m. 4 a.m. 59 4 p.m.
5 a.m. 59 5 p.m. 6 a.m. 59 6 p.m. 7 a.m.
59 7 p.m. 8 a.m. 60 8 p.m. 9 a.m. 60 9 p.m.
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64 12 midnight 58 Pa. Weather off shortly after daybreak Monday. Fair to partly cloudy weather will be the rule Monday and Monday night as weak high pressure moves across the commonwealth. A cold front will approach the Jack F. Bush Jack F.
Bush, former Guys Lancaster, was Friday at 10:30 p.m. at where he was taken after suffering a heart attack at his home. Bush had been under the care of a physician since his first heart attack in 1977. He was 54 and lived at 524 Amherst Lincoln Park, Reading. He was the husband of Caroline A.
M. Hassler Bush. Born in Read- LANCASTER Partly sunny. Highs in upper 70s to low 80s. Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday.
Lows tonight in mid to upper 50s. Highs Tuesday 75 to 80. Precipitation probability 10 percent through tonight. NEW JERSEY SHORE Becoming partly sunny in afternoon. Highs 70 to 75.
Partly cloudy and Tuesday. Lows tonight near 60. Highs Tuesday in 70s. Precipitation probability near 20 percent in afternoon, to 10 percent tonight. Ocean water temperatures in low 60s.
DELAWARE Rain ending early today followed by gradual clearing. High in 70s. Fair tonight. Low in upper 50s to low 60s. Mostly sunny and warm Tuesday.
High in low to mid 80s. The rainmaker over North Carolina will move northeast off the Virginia Coast Monday morning allowing drier air to move in from the west. The rain in the extreme southeast where it will taper Bush manager of Two Rolling dead on arrival Reading Hospital Crushes George er for Greater crushed to picking up Armstrong Center, 2500 bia Ave. Manor ship police Snook and employee, 23, Lancaster, gathering when their truck drifted toward a loading dock. Ile show high temperatures area Date from NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NOAA, US Dept of Commerce Arizona and New Mexico, be warm throughout the WEATHER PRECIPITATION (Intell Recording Station) Weekend of an inch Month to Date of an inch Year to Date inches Departure From Normal Month to Date -Plus 1.69 of an inch Year to Date -Plus 14.32 inches Greatest June Total 16.12 inches in 1972 Least June Total .35 inches in 1959 WINDS (Lancaster Airport) Prevailing Direction -ESE Average Velocity-5 mph Character Day -Cloudy SUN a.m.
p.m. MOON p.m. Sets -Full Moon, June 10 STARS Morning -Venus, Mars Evening -Jupiter, Saturn state from the northwest Tuesday accompanied by only some cloudiness. High temperatures Monday and Tuesday in the 70s to low 80s. Lows Monday night mostly in the 50s.
Truck Driver Snook, 29, Lancaster R7, a drivLancaster Disposal was death Saturday morning while trash at Research Colum- Townsaid another Floyd Ile, were loose trash disposal back cement George Snook jumped free, George Snook but Snook was caught between the moving truck and the dock. He was pronounced dead on arrival at St. Joseph hospital from chest injuries. Sgt. James Reever, Manor Township police, said officials are unsure what caused the truck to drift back.
Snook had been with Greater Lancaster for several years, police said. The accident happened about 9:15 a.m. Snook and Ile were picking up trash at the rear of a styling building at the technical center. The building is served by an inclined ramp often used by trucks. Snook and his wife, Linda Speece Snook, recently celebrated their 12th wedding anniversary.
Snook, a lifetime resident of Lancaster. County, was born in Columbia, a son of George M. Snook, Mount Joy, and Edith Shenberger Snook, Lancaster. In addition to his wife, and parents, he is survived by three sons, George W. Snook III, Ronald and Daniel L.
Snook, all at home; a maternal grandmother, Mrs. George Shenberger, Columbia; one brother, Harry Shenberger, Columbia; and four sisters, Barbara, wife of Eugene Allmont, Edith, wife of Dennis Wise, and Suzanne Snook, all of Lancaster; and Betty CAPE COD MYSTIC SEAPORT BUS TOUR June 28 July 1 Inclues: Martha's Vineyard, Sturbridge Village, Newport Mansion Tour, Mystic Seaport, Clam Bake Dinner Transportation. Save your gas and go with the company that's going places the fun places. For Information Reservations Call CONESTOGA TOURS 825 E. Chestnut Lanc.
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9 a a.m. 12 noon ing, he was a son of the late Lloyd N. and Elizabeth F. Kiehl Bush. Bush served as manager of the local discount department store at Rohrerstown Road and Lincoln Highway West from the time the store opened 1966 until 1973 when he returned to Reading to manage the Two Guys store there.
He retired on disability in 1977. He was a member of Nativity Lutheran Church, Reading; Lancaster American Legion Post 34; Post Travelers' Protective Association; Gouglersville Beneficial Association, and Local 1393, Retail Clerks Union. A staff sergeant in the U.S. Air Force during World War II, Bush served as an aerial gunner on a B25. He was the recipient of the Distinguished Flying Cross and was awarded an air medal with three clusters and a European Theater of Operations ribbon with five bronze stars.
In addition to his wife, he is survived by a stepmother, Carrie M. Madara Bush, Reading; one son, John G. Bush, Raleigh, N.C.; four grandchildren, and one stepsister, J. Sherry, wife of Robert R. Boone, Elizabeth Brubacher Jack Bush Elizabeth H.
Brubacher, 93, Mennonite Home, 1520 Harrisburg Pike, died at the home Sunday after a long illness. She was born in Landisville, the daughter of the late John H. Mary S. Hostetter Brubacher. She was a member of East Peterburg Mennonite Church and taught Sunday School there for many years.
She is last of her immediate family and is survived by cousins. Daily Intelligencer Journal (U.S.P.S. 143320), 8 W. King Street, Lancaster, Penna. Published every morning except Sunday.
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DON'T MISS IT! These weekly broadcasts are made possible by a grant from the Provident Bookstore of Lancaster. 89.5 Jir Daily Record For time and place of service please turn to funeral invitations. Deaths BELL, Anna 79, of 900 E. King St. BERIT, Mrs.
Marie 76, of 420 N. Queen Lancaster. BRUBACHER, Elizabeth 93, of the Mennonite Home, 1520 Harrisburg Pike. BUSH, Jack 54, 524 Amherst Lincoln Park, Reading. FRY, C.
Menno, Reinholds R2. GENSEMER, Bruce 28, Denver R1. GRAYBILL, B. Landis, 76, formerly of Lititz R2. HEAGY, Elizabeth 86, Moravian Manor HUBER, Mrs.
Elmer, 71, Marticville Pequea R1. KINDIG, Mrs. Eli 94, Quarryville Presbyterian Home. KIRCHNER, Mrs. Valentine 81, of Manheim R1.
MOORE, Mrs. Virgilia H. Groff, 93, of Landis Homes, Lititz R3. SAUDER. Mrs.
Menno 71, of 10 Landis Valley Road. SHERER, Elam 81, formerly of Mount Joy R3. SNOOK, George W. 29, Lancaster R7. WEAVER, Moses, 73, of 16 W.
Chestnut Ephrata. WYBLE, Mrs. Harry 95, formerly of Mount Joy and Bareville. ZIMMERMAN, David 72, of 136 Butter Road, Leola. Births BACHMAN, Mr.
and Mrs. Donald (Roxanne Deering), 17, W. Main St, Strasburg, a daughter, at General Hosptial, Saturday. BALMER, Mr. and Mrs.
Blake (Joy Weaver), 48 W. Hummerstown Elizabethtown, a son, at General Hospital, Saturday. BIERLEY, Mr. and Mrs. Richard (Phyllis Frey), 238 Winthrop Drive, a son, at General Hospital, Saturday.
BLOOM, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Jr. (Sandra Groff), 827 Gail Place, a daughter, at General Hospital, Saturday. BYERS, Mr.
and Mrs. Gary (Ginny Hippensteel, 1025 James Ephrata, a son, at Osteopathic Hospital, Friday. ESHELMAN, Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey (Brenda Tennis), 308 Laurel Lititz, a daughter, at General Hospital, Saturday.
GRIGAS, Mr. and Mrs. Albert T. (Lavanda Scheaffer), 1523 E. Newport Road, Lititz, a son, at Ephrata Community Hospital, Saturday.
GROFF. Mr. and Mrs. John (Carol Brown), The Meadows Apartments, Mount Joy, a daughter, at St. Joseph Hospital, Saturday.
KAUFFMAN, Mr. and Mrs. John E. (Sarah E. Stoltzfus), Box 260, Christiana R1, a son, at home, Sunday.
KEENER, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth (Florence Metzler), Elizabethtown R1, a daughter, at General Hospital Friday. KING, Mr. and Mrs.
Aaron K. (Barbara Beiler), Parkesburg R2, a son, at Dr. John Rutt's office, Gordonville, Friday. KREIDER, Mr. and Mrs.
Scott (Gina Graybill), Ronks R2, a daughter, at General Hospital, Saturday. KUKUK, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene (Cherie Shatto), 338 New Holland a son, at Osteopathic Hospital, Saturday. LONG, Mr.
and Mrs. James (Mary Markel), 127 N. Ninth Columbia, a daughter, at St. Joseph Hospital, Sunday. MALDONADO, Mr.
and Mrs. Herminio (Kathlene Flaud), 21 Trading Post Lane, a son, at St. Joseph at Hospital, Saturday. MCELROY, Mr. and Mrs.
Larry (Vicki Brown), 852 Prangley a son, at General Hospital, Saturday. MOSAKO, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer (Terrie Sutton), Primrose Lane, Ephrata, a son, at General Hospital, Friday. SMUCKER.
Mr. and Mrs. John F. (Katie Fisher), Narvon R1, a daughter, at Osteopathic Hospital, Friday. SMUCKER, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul (Rachael Beiler). 2008 Horseshoe a son, at home, Friday. STEWART, Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred (Karen Murry), Welsh Drive, Apartment 41-A, a daughter, at General Hospital, Saturday. VECERO. Mr. and Mrs. Michael (Jeanne Koons), Columbia R1, a son, at St.
Joseph Hospital, Saturday. WAGEMANN, Alberta, P.O. Box 193, Mount Joy, a son, at St. Joseph Hospital, Monday. WARNER.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. (Anita J. Fry).
55 Akron Road, Ephrata, a son at Ephrata Community Hospital, Sunday. WEIBLEY, Mr. and Mrs. Paul (Roberta Bartly), 421 Locust Columbia, a son, at Osteopathic Hospital, Sunday. WHITEHEAD, Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford (Monica Eagles) 35 S. Prince a son, at General Hospital, Saturday. ZANDER, Mr. and Mrs.
Dennis (Cindy Simms), 112 S. Bridge Christiana, a son, at Osteopathic Hospital, Saturday. Earthquake In Australia PERTH, Australia (AP) An earthquake devastated the wheatbelt village of Cadoux late Saturday but only one of the 36 ihhabitants was injured, authorities reported. They said a boy suffered a broken arm in the collapse of a farmhouse that trapped him and four other members of a family in the wreckage for nearly an hour. Ac Mrs.
Menno Sauder Succumbs At Age 71 Mrs. Florence Landis Valley Road, ter General Hospital Death was unexpected, but she had been under the care of a physician. Born in West Earl Township, she was a daughter of the late Milton M. a and Lizzie Wenger Wenger. She was a member of the Landis Valley Mennonite Church.
She was active in the sewing circle of the W. Sauder, 71, of 10 Lititz, died at Lancasearly Sunday morning. Florence Sauder church. She was also active in quilting at the Landis Valley Museum. Her first husband, Roy M.
Stauffer, died in 1953. She was also the widow of Menno G. Sauder, who died in 1971. Surviving are the following children: Roy W. Stauffer, Lititz; Ruth, wife of Lloyd Denlinger, Atascadero, Rhoda, wife of Jay Oberholtzer, Lititz; Mary, wife of Arthur Sweigart, Mount Joy R1; Martha, wife of James M.
Garber, Mount Joy R3; Dorothy, wife of Richard Tweed, Lancaster; Earl, James, and Paul Stauffer, Lititz; Jean, wife of Richard Eby, New Holland; Shirley, wife of Frank Burris, Elizabethtown R1; 35 grandchildren; three greatgrandchildren; a step Thelma, wife of Dr. F. W. McLaughlin, Lancaster; two step grandchildren; one step-greatgrandchild. She is the last of her family.
Mrs. V. A. Kirchner Mrs. Emma V.
Kirchner, 81, of Manheim R1, died unexpectedly Saturday at 5:50 a.m. at Lancaster General Hospital. She was the widow of Valentine A. Kirchner. Born in Lancaster, she was the daughter of the late George and Emma Hartstein Vatter.
She was employed at R.C. Miesse Candy Co. and was involved in Our Lady of Snow Charity. She is survived by a daughter, Doris M. Clark, wife of Leonard J.
Clark, Manheim R1, with whom she resided, and two grandchildren. Also surviving are one brother and four sisters: Raymond Vatter, Lancaster; Gertrude M. Shoffstall, Lancaster; Ruth Sprenkle, wife of Howard Sprenkle, Collingswood, N.J.; Mary Scherichenzuber, wife of Albert Scherichenzuber, Audubon, N.J.; and Kathryn Floyd, Middletown, Ohio. B. Landis Graybill B.
Landis Graybill, 76, a former resident of Lititz R2, died unexpectedly in Auburn, Saturday after an illness of six days. Born in Penn Township, Lancaster County, he was the son of the late Aaron G. and Ella Charles Graybill. A graduate of Penn State University, Graybill taught school in Altoona, Maryland and Lime Rock, Lancaster County. As an employee of Sensenich Corp.
he was transferred to California where he resided for the past 25 years. He is survived by six brothers and sisters: Katie E. Keller, A. Charles Graybill, Joseph C. Graybill, and Anna, wife of Paul Rohrer, all of Manheim RI, and Lloyd C.
Graybill and Clayton C. Graybill, both of Auburn, Calif. Mrs. Howard Moore Virgilia H. Groff Moore, 93, died Saturday evening at the Landis Homes, Lititz R3, after an illness of about one month.
Born in Ronks, she was the daughter of the late Oscar L. and Martha Hess Kendig. She was the widow of Howard E. Moore. She was a member of the Strasburg Mennonite Church.
She is survived by one son, Arthur K. Groff, Lancaster; one sister, Mrs. Miriam Ament, Lancaster; one brother, Earl KenRonks, two grandchildren, five greatgrandchildren; one stepson, Floyd Moore, Lancaster; eight step grandchildren, and three step -grandchildren. Mrs. Harry Wyble Mrs.
Minnie M. Wyble, 95, died Saturday at Fairmount Rest Home where she was a guest. She was formerly from the Mount Joy and Bareville areas. Born in Juniata County, she was the daughter of the late John and Sarah Benner Shelley. She was the widow of Harry K.
Wyble who died in 1958. Mrs. Wyble was a member of the Groffdale Mennonite Church. She is survived by her children, Albert Wyble, Millersville R1; Ira C. Wyble, Bareville: Lester C.
Wyble, New Holland R3; Mrs. Pearl I. Brubaker, Mount Joy, and Paul S. Wyble, New Holland R2. She is also survived by 16 grandchildren, 22 great -grandchildren, and one greatgreat grandchild.
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The Irish, of course, knocked to call the leprechauns to thank them for good luck. As religions of many kinds spread over the world, touching a wooden cross in Christian hands became a substitute for prayer in some societies, and supplanted the Bible in oathtaking So, over the centuries, many customs came and went, but knocking on wood is still with us CHARLES F. SNYDER Charles F. Snyder Funeral Home, 414 E. King Lancaster, Phone 393-9661..
