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TTtr Knv oxrofcn nr\t. Kft’ osmfrt* p,\. .uwafy u t?:\vsFrancis ,1. McilcllOV Inhoriystnwm. died Prldny morning j Nc«llt . ,, ' . ,nt l:lfi o'clock nl (ho Hnnovcr Gen*.Inins Coast (iuardNoel. NowIBP Uonce Sills. i Francis J. Dick Monohcy, 18-i pupsts j yonr old son of Mr. nml Mrs. Ralph | A Menrhev Goilyshiirg U. 3, hnsj born ncroplrd for dutv with the I Willed Sintrs Const muird. IYoiuir Menchoy. n senior nt Gel-tysbura high school, wns rejected f.M son lee with the US Army AirSt Mnvys tilts Wed-iiip of Miss Square Ilrtrilrfnwti ils parents, ddcn. Bor-mil hospital from imoumonln. Site hnd boon III for two weeks.The (Incensed wns n dnuphlcr or Mr. nnd Mrs. Wllllnm Shcrdol, Me* Shormtown nml wns n member or fit. MnryS Cntholle church. Me-Shcrrvstown She wns n graduate of Si Joseph's nenriemy, Mefiherrvs-town, nml wns employed in n clerical position nt the llenmlln ShoeCorps nnd the Nnvnl Cndetp heennse company. Hanover.of a minor phvslenl defect nnrvivmg m miuiiiou iu nor mis- *•On NVednesdn\ of Iasi week he ap- 'hnnd nrc her parents nnd n brother. BnrnllzSurviving in nddlllnn lo her hns-• The 1; stockhol elected I dny: Jo John C. W Unn 12. IT Mi Omcct dny ns ft John CMonday to i pimd tor enlistment hi I he Const irect niter' ounrd nt n recruiting stntkm In his sister . Sn n fordci Sqnnre. Jenn Duf-Wllllnm Sherdel. of Hie U S. Nnvy ter. nndA high requiem mnss wns held cashier.Ualnmore nnd pnssed nil physlenl Monday mornlnp nl 9 o'clock nt SI , The s-nnd menial examinations. lie Is Mare's Cntholle church Mcfiherry.- town Stibuck In school awaiting his ,-nll tojiown. conducted bv Monsianor P. P. lowing cduty which ho exports the later part I MeOcc. Interment In Iho church Paul Wuof this month. cemetery Porry. HMrnehpy. who replstered in the I - - S UofTir Geliys-her sisternvny West18-venr old drnfl Insl June, will be ellclhle for n inch school rilplomn ..... after Jnnunry 25lh Al the presentReformed (time hr is enrryinc nn extra Mib-hl.v meet-, Jrrl to permli his ndmlssion In n e home of ( specialized service with the Const Jnoolmvny ] OunrdHe received ieniilsslon from the ue hns vo- ;Gettysburc drnfl board to enlist, e afier n Mrs Menchey wn* formerly Miss d. Arthur . Sclenn Smith, of MeSherrystown : in Philo-DEATHSycd there Mved tnlo Si Mary's v evei inp •ulnr cvc-iContinued from Patti* 1»Charles II. llcrker. Sr. Chnrlcs H. Becker. Sr.. Hnnovcr and Mnry j r. 2. wns discovered dead In bed returned \ Simdny mornlnR aboni 9 o’clock nt c. where ' his home by his wife. Mrs Annn Becker, nfter she hnd cone to tils room to cnll him. Dentil wns musedMiller • io return-tily nfter in coronary occlusion,its cmnd- to Coroner L U Zerh.uceordlncwho snidNnthnnicl j denth occurred nbout 12 30 o’clockSunday mornlnp. not long aftci Mr R Sodon , Becker hnd retired for the nightMrs. l». S. Ketlcrer organizeWord hns been received by friends Stockl: of the denth of Mr* Prudence of McSh S Ketlcrer on Jnnunry 3. nt her tors Job home In Middletown township. New Chnrlcs Jersey at the ndvnncod nee of 94 Small, i years. Mrs Keiterer. whose ninlden n dlrectc nnme wns Kohler, wns n native of nnmcd t j Abbottstown nml widow of Chnrlcs Brady nt 'P Keiterer. who established the Dlreeti j Keiterer Wagon Works In Hnnovcr, bank. G sonic fifty years nco dny nreHer fnlher conducted nn Inn In J I Bur i Abbot 1st own. nnd she recalled Incl- Jones. J |dcnls of Civil Wnr dnys General E. Roth i Kllpntrlck stopped m her fntiler's Spangler hold Just before the buttle nt Get- Seven tysburp. nnd she remembered scpIuk stoekholt General Georce Custer when he Hanover came there from Hnnovcr to consult Pitz. Jol' with Kllpntrlck She wns brought W. Slick here by her father when the Nntlon- ,Tnn«:er. nl cemetery wns dedicated nnd heard i ThorLincoln on Hint occasion. , The b«In interviews she sold Hint Lin- bank of coin spoke only a few minutes nnd follows there wns not much applnuse when Rohrbnu he concluded, but as he moved with Wertz, TGerman- He had been eiiRnRod in his usual i bowed hond among the craves of Lite ton Ster 20 North pursuits during Saturday and hnd I.soldier dend nfter stopping down J L. Smnt no time eomplnmod of feeling 111 from Ihe platform she stated Ills Stewnr of SROf). Mr Becker was n son of the late I speech seemed to have ' sunk In” and ■ n now mlue sold I Solomon nnd Angelina Litckcnbnugh ilure and 'Becker nnd wns horn March 7 1B7G nrtments Survi\ing are his widow, who be-12. phone . fore marriage wns Annu Null, and Ir Wnlk-' the followlnR children. Mr* John eorgc A. StrnusbntiRh. Llttlestown. Mr.- Paul Suimbnugh. Hampton; Mrs Paul I to his, GeLsler. Porters Sideling. Mrs spending Maurice Relndollnr. now Oxford: dpnrents. Mrs. Roy Gelsler. Hnnovcr R. 3; Her Lin- Charles Becker. New Oxford; Mrs.| Melvin Renoll. Hanover R. 2; Mrs. Snrbnugh ■ George Good. Hanover; Mrs. Francis mtth nnd ’Byers New Oxford: 2G grnndchil-lcy. West dren; three great- grandchildren, n dnys in brother Pnul Becker. Hanover and ' five sisters. Mrs Milton Lawyer, rlln nve- I Mrs Clara Feeser. nnd Mrs Nathan ill birth- Mjwvyer. nil of Hnnovcr. Mrs jy birth- • Charles Fissel. nnd Miss Alice Beck-osc home etr lioth of Spring Grove Mr pleasant • Barker wrus ,i member ol Smith stn*-non Reformed church lor many of the -.cars not hold The funeral was held at his iper this'late residence nt I o’clock Wednes-liig dny afternoon, followed by furtherproperly1 rites In the Reformed church nt eon pur-1 Smith Station. The Rev Dr. Edwin through. M. Sando. Hanover, pastor of the it.s bank I West Mnnheim Reformed charge. Mr nnd officiated. Interment was made in 1 sion will; York Road cemetcrv r in the! family. •’ork last I Mr‘ Jmnes Lawrenpp 22. Me the Dr. -Ihe dPiiio..sfrailon civen him uc lie First Nn moved nboiii wn* nul-insplrlng Slic i eight oth was so close io I lie platform, she ns follow often related. Hint ns the President Myers. J descended after the exercises he, Brough, lt;stooped down when he passed her, tetter. J patted her on the shoulder and gave hart, her a kiss. W. H. :She wns the mother of Phillip H. ndded to nnd Pcrrlva! C Ketlcrer. She ccle- the Lilli brated her 93rd birthday November the aunt 2, 1941. with a party at the home of Ion’s stoc her son. Philip, superintendent of St directors TrinlUUls Lutheran Sunday school, with whom she resided. She form’d A. : P. A. W:merly resided in the Hudson City Leo B. 1.section of Jersey City Funeral serv Ices were held In Jersey CityTHE MARKETSWheat, bushel Corn •shelled*, bushel Burley, bushel Oats, bushel Eggs • white* dozen Eggs brow’n nnd mixed». dozenIrvin B : Of the I . were vote AL the ■ihe new $1.40 (chosen i: 1.08 Mr Law .90 Marker. : .62 cashier; .40 Aistnnt ca .39 Annn C.Mrs. James Lawrence James Lawrenre 22.1,'AIJ MV V 1,'V'I'ATTENTIONFARMERSI am paying highest cash prices Inr all grades of LIVE STOCK. Mill eall eaeli Mon. and Med. morning at your farm for your llioiifvl nrlcpv eie.iraii*SheL /11VIM- a 1st fit 11*1*1.1;
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