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I hMnwwji 6i lien KIUMT, JAN. li, 1 7i -O NEW ERA WEATHER OBITUARIES Tim and plac of srvic will found undtr Funeral Invitationi. Rev. ElmerHess Is Dead at 87 H. L.

Brunner, Ephrata, Dies Countian Killed Crossing Street 4f Albert Nungesser, 74, Hit By Car Near His Home in New Holland i An elderly New Holland man died at Lancaster General Hospital early this- morning, about four hours after he was struck by a car while at: tempting to cross S. Custer Avenue in the borough near his home. JPs Named to Fill Vacancies Lancaster County Court has named individuals to temporarily serve in the vacancies created by the suspension of one district magistrate and the resignation of another. District Magistrates Paul K. Cassel, 16 E.

High Manheim; Harold E. Greiner, 905 S. Market Elizabethtown, and Raymond B. Knorr, 70 E. Main Mount Joy, have been designated to handle the cases of Lester S.

Kiscaden, District 2-6 (Columbia). UNDER SUSPENSION Kiscaden has been suspended pending outcome of charges of embezzlement by a public officer (two counts), and misbehavior in office. John W. Miller, 108 W. Main Ephrata; Richard L.

Ree-ser, Blue Ball, and Paul F. Diehm, 104 E. Main Lititz, are named to handle cases in District 3-7 (Reamstown), vacated by the Jan. 3 resignation of District Magistrate Howard E. Weinhold.

Harold Lutz Brunner, 71, of 252 W. Main Ephrata, died at 12:45 a.m. today at his home after a lengthy illness. He was a retired agent for the Metropolitan Life Insurance for which he had worked for 28 years until his illness eight years ago. He covered the northern Lancaster County district for the company.

Born in Reinholds, a son of the late Harry and Stella Lutz Brunner, he had lived in Ephrata since i933 and was a member of Swamp Lutheran Church Reinholds. He is survived by his widow. Mrs. Ruth Grimes daughter; Barbara wife of William Carnahan, Columbia: three sons, Donald Shire manstown; H. Daniel, San Mateo, and David Miami, Fla.

eight grand children; and a brother, Emory, of Denver. AP Wirtphoto Map Rain is forecast today for part of the Gulf Coast and in the East from northern Florida to southern New York. Rain is also forecast for the Pacific Northwest and parts of the northern and central Rockies and western Plains. Snow is expected for the northern Plains and upper Great Lakes. The warming trend will extend over most of the nation.

local forecast Mostly cloudy tonight, lows 30. Cloudy with rain like-Saturday, highs in 40s. Winds NE to 5-15 mph to-' night. LOWER SUSQUEHANNA SE PENNSYLVANIA Cloudy, with rain likely Sat-9 urday. Highs in the 40s.

Mostly cloudy tonight. Lows near 30. Precipitation probability, 20 per cent tonight, 70 per cent Saturday. Winds becoming northeast to east at 5 to 15 miles per hour tonight. SUSQUEHANNA MIDDLE SUSQUEHANNA POCONOS Cloudy, with rain likely Sat-' urday.

Highs in the middle 30s to near 40. Mostly cloudy tonight, lows in the middle to upDer 20s. Precipitation probability, 10 per cent tonight and per cent Saturday. NEW JERSEY "Variable cloudiness tonight 'Cloudy, with rain Saturday, cl Highs both days in the mid-W -idle to upper 40s. Lows tonight in the 30s.

DELAWARE Cloudy, with a chance of wet snow tonight. Lowest 30 to 35. Saturday, rain with highest in the 40s. MARYLAND Cloudy, with' a chance of snow north portion and chance of rain or snow south portion VA.tonight. Lowest in the middle 30s south portion, to the mid- dle 20s in the mountains.

Sat-'1 urday, chance of rain or snow in the morning, followed by rain later in the day. Highest in the 40s. Rev. Elmer D. Hess, 87, first pastor of Emmanuel Mennonite Church in Reinholds, died at 12:30 a.m.

today in Lancaster General Hospital. He has been a patient at the hospital for 11 days. Rev. Hess, formerly of Denver, was recently a guest at United Zion Home, Lititz Rl. The minister was ordained in 1908 and spent more than half a century in the ministry.

He served 20 years as pastor of the Reinholds congregation, from 1938 to 1958. Rev. Hess was born in Hess-ton, son of the late Abraham and Annie Pfautz Hess. PA. CHURCHES Prior to his ordination he worked at Chicago Home Mission.

He was ordained in Selkirk, Ontario, and later Accepted charges in Masontown, Belleville, Manns Choice and Roaring Springs, Pa. He was preceded in death in June 1948 by his wife, Mazie Musser Hess. His survivors include four sons, Ernest D. of Rheems; J. Abram of Altamont, A Allen of Denver and Cleland W.

of Phoenix, and four daughters, Mrs. Anna H. Bitter-man of Lancaster; Marian M. Hess of Ephrata; Kathryn wife of Henry E. Hunsicker of Denver; and E.

Ruth, wife of Lowell Weland of Stevens. Nine grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren survive, as do these brothers and sisters: Abram L. of Wichita, Claude of Concordia, Grace, wife of Rollin Erb of Seaside, Mary Hess and Jennie Hess, both of Hesston, Kan. THE WEATHER ELSEWHERE By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS City Weather High Low Pi Albany Cloudy Albuquerque Clear Amarillo Fog Anchorage Clear Asheville Rain 35 58 64 10 62 32 .15 26 26 -2 49 .03 53 .10 43 62 48 COMPARATIVE TEMPERATURE Hiqh Low Tester- Last day Niqlit New Era 40 33 Water Works 46 32 Ephrata 39 33 Hioh for Year 56 on Jan. 13 Low for Year 2 on Jan.

16 SUN Sun Rose 7:22 AM Sun Set 7:09 PM STARS Morning Jupiter Evening Venus, Mars, Saturn TODAY'S TEMP AT NEW ERA 1 AM 35 2 AM 33 3 AM-33 4 AM 33 5 AM 36 6 AM 39 7 AM 41 I AM 42 9 AM-42 10 AM 43 11 AM 43 YESTERDAY Noon 40 1 PM 38 2 PM 36 3 PM 36 4 PM 37 5 PM 36 6 PM 36 7 PM 34 8 PM 35 9 PM 35 10 PM 35 11 PM 34 12 PM 36 She (Mrs. Shaub) was very upset at the time. I couldn't talk to her," said Sprecher. A spokesman from a New Holland funeral home said Nungesser lived with his son, A. H.

Nungesser and daughter-in-law at the Custer Avenue address. The son owns a natural foods processing plant in New Holland, the spokesman added. Nungesser was a retired electrician, having served the Pittsburgh Railways Co. for 30 years before retiring in 1958. He had moved to New Holland in 1964.

He was a World War I veteran, having served with the U.S. Navy. He was a member of the Amalgamated Transit Union No. 85 of Pittsburgh and was associated with the Honey Brook Congregation of Kingdom Hall, Jehovahs Witnesses. He was the son of the late Otto and Anna Rose Nungesser of Germany.

He is survived by two children, Arthur H. Nungesser of New Holland, and Beatrice, wife of R. R. Haughey of Denver, and a grandson. BAPTISMAL SERVICE The Ebenezer Baptist Church, South Lime and Locust streets, will have baptismal services on Sunday, at 7:30 p.m.

Music will be furnished by the Senior Choir. Robert E. Morris Robert E. Morris, 76, husband of Caroline McDonaldson Morris, Palmyra R2, died at home Wednesday night following an illness of one year. Among his survivors is a son, Arnold Morris, of Ephrata.

MOON Rises 4:36 PM Sets 1 1 :25 PM ALBERT H. NUNGESSER, 245 S. Custer the victim, would have been 75 on Saturday. Hospital officials said he died at 12:17 a.m. from head injuries apparently suffered in the accident.

An autopsy is expected to be performed. 2ND IN 9 DAYS Nungesser is the second county resident in nine days to be killed while crossing a roadway. On Jan. 12, Mrs. Arlene May, 44, Lititz R2, was killed on Route 322 in Bricker-ville.

New Holland Police Chief Ralph Sprecher, who investigated, said Nungesser was struck about 8:30 p.m. Thursday by a car operated by Mrs. Barbara Ann Shaub, 31, of 146 E. Main Brownstown. Sprecher said Nungesser apparently walked out from the east side of Custer Avenue into the path of Mrs.

Shaubs car, which was southbound. The chief said that when he arrived at the scene Nungesser was conscious and lying in the New Holland Ambulance. I asked him if he was Mr. Nungesser, and he said, Yes, remarked Sprecher. TAKEN TO HOSPITAL Shortly after that, the victim was transported to the hospital, where he immediately was placed on the critical list.

Sprecher said it appeared Nungesser was attempting to cross the street to his home when struck by the Shaub vehicle. Mrs. Shaub was on her way to work at Victor Weavers Poultry Plant when the mishap occurred, he added. No charges have been filed. The police chief said that both the driver and a witness at the scene said Mrs.

Shaub was not driving fast at the time of the accident. CHESAPEAKE BAY, Mrs. Stirk, Phone Operator, Dies Mrs. Mary R. Stirk, 77, of 200 W.

Main Terre Hill, died at about 1:30 p.m. at her home Thursday, following an illness of about six months. Mrs. Stirk was a retired telephone operator for the Enterprise Telephone where she was employed for 56 years. She also belonged to the Pioneer Independent Telephone Co.

Assn. Her husband, B. Franklin Stirk, died one year ago. Born in Terre Hill, she was a daughter of the late William H. and Ida Martin Ranck.

She was a member of St. Johns Lutheran Church Center and the Ladies Auxiliary of the Terre Hill Fire Co. She is survived by a son, William Terre Hill; and four grandchildren. Atlanta Cloudy Atlantic City Cloudy Birmingham Bismarck Boise Boston Buffalo Charleston Charlotte Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Denver Clear Des Moines Clear Detroit Duluth Louisville Maiquette Snow Memphis Miami Milwaukee Paul New Ot leans New York Okla. City Omaha Philadelphia Phoenix Clear Pittsburgh Ptland, Me.

Ptland, Ore. Rapid City Richmond Rain St. Louis Salt Lake City San Diego San Francisco Seattle Spokane Tampa Washington with daytime highs in upper 40s and 50s. Nighttime lows mostly in 30s. New Jersey: Fair Sunday and Monday.

Chance of some rain Tuesday. Mild with highs in low to' bid 50s. Nighttime lows in upper 30s to low 40s. Delaware and Maryland: Chance of. showers Tuesday, otherwise fair.

Warm for the season with daytime highs in the upper 50s and 60s and nighttime lows in the upper 30s and 40s. Lafayette School Sets Child Behavior Session Dr. Kirk Fisher, director of psychological services for Lancaster School District, will lead a discussion of child behavior following the showing of a film, From Sociable Sixes to Noisy Nines, at a session in Lafayette Schools cafeteria Tuesday from 2 to 3 p.m. The meeting is sponsored by Lafayettes Mothers Club and Parent-Teacher Association. ry.j Winds becoming northeast 15 V-knots tonight.

Winds Saturday LT veering to southeast 15 knots. A chance of rain tonight, possibly a little wet snow north portion tonight. Rain Visibility, 3 miles to less than 1 mile in precipitation. EXTENDED FORECASTS 3 'i-' Eastern Pennsylvania: Fair Sunday and Monday. Chance some rain Tuesday.

Mild USED IN DIARIES FRI. SAT. ONLY POTATOES 75C ViBU. BASKET 1.40ffty ibs- Elam Reiff Dies Day after Wife Elam Z. Reiff, 86, of Leola Rl, died at 4 p.m.

Thursday at Lancaster General Hospital after aD illness of one week. His wife, Lizzie W. Reiff, died Wednesday at home after an illness of one year. Born in Earl he was a son of the late Jonas H. and Mary Zimmerman Reiff.

He was a member of the Groffdale Mennonite Church. He is survived by seven sons, Edwin, Jonas, and Harry, Leola Rl; Elam Bird-in-Hand Rl Paul, Ephrata R2; Adam, Ship-pensburg R3; and Ivan, Lititz Rl; four daughters, Susan, wife of Benjamin Hoover, New Holland Rl; Martha, wife of Ivan M. Martin; Ephrata R3; Mary, wife of Amos Z. Hoover, Ephrata R2; and Lizzie; wife of David Martin, Bird-in-Hand Rl; a sister, Mrs. Annie Zimmerman, Ephrata R2; 111 grandchildren and 119 great-grandchildren.

3 Say They've Cracked Secret Code of FDR FLA. NAVELS FOR 1 25 disclosed identical results in breaking the code, and Dr. Ferdon said James Lawton, curator of manuscripts at the Public Library, also-deciphered the code. Denchfield is a printer and substitute teacher at Newton; Cormier is a toolmaker. LAPP, Mr.

and Mrs. Jonathan G. (Lydia Mae Stoltzfus) Nar-von R2, a son, 'at home, Thurs day. MOYER, Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Jr. (Joan Owens), West Grove, a daughter, at Osteopathic Hospital, MOYER, Mr. and Mrs. James (Kay Gockley), Manheim R2, a daughter, at Osteopathic Hospital, Thursday. MUMMA, Mr.

and Mrs. John J. (Darlne Rank) Lititz R2, a daughter at home, Tuesday. SCHLINKMAN, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles (Delores J. Sipe), 122 Pearl a daughter, at St. Josephs Hospital, today. WADE, Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrence (Blu Root), 419 N. Water Lititz, a daughter, at General Hospital, today. WINKLER, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd (Margaret Diem), Parkesburg, a daughter, at St.

Josephs Hospital, today. ZIMMERMAN, Mr. and Mrs. Leon (Alta Burkholder), Ephrata Rl, a son at the Ephrata Community Hospital STAYMAN WINES AP $1.25 HB. GRADE LEVEL is possible -by the End of The School Year START MOW! Lane.

299-4221 ENDIVE 25 Mrs. John Kauffman, Columbia Rl, Dies Mrs. Anna J. Kauffman, 78, Columbia Rl, died at the Mount Hope Brethren Home at 12:15 p.m. Thursday after a long illness.

She was the widow of John Kauffman. Born in York County, she was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Heistand Barnhart. She was a member of the Hempfiejd United Methodist Church and the Columbia Senior Citizens.

She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Loreen Witmer, Columbia Rl; three sons, William Columbia Rl; John Conestoga R2; and Charles Pequea Rl; nine grandchildren and seven great-grandchildern. Mrs. N. N.

Loht Dies at Age 63 Mrs. Esther G. Loht, 63, of 63 N. Kinzer New Holland, died this morning at her home. She had been ill for the past 10 years.

1 She was born in Yeagertown, Mifflin County, a daughter the late Elmer and Clara McCelland McCardle. She was a member of the ladies auxiliary of American Legion' Post 662, New Holland. She was the wife of Norman N. Loht, who survives. Also surviving are two daughters, Ar-vella, wife of Richard Rutter, and Donna M.

Ford, both of New Holland six grandchildren; and four brothers and two sisters, Merle McCardle and Louise, wife of Earl Benner, both of Yeagertown; Marie, wife of William Corson of Alfarata, and Elmer McCardle, Norman McCardle and Howard McCardle, all of Lewistown. Mrs. John Bowers Succumbs at 64 Mrs. Marguerite Bowers, 314 S. Queen died at 2 a.m.

today in Lancaster General Hospital after a lengthy illness. She was 64. Born in Lititz, she was the daughter of the late Jacob M. and Elizabeth Plasterer Kissinger and the widow of John Bowers. She resided in Lancaster most of her life and was last em ployed by Consolidated Cigar Co.

She is survived by three sisters, Erla, wife of Paul Halla-cher, Columbia; Amy, wife of Richard Giberscn, Lancaster, and Mrs-. Dorothy Barnett, Lancaster. Nieces and nephews also survive. 3 LB. BANANAS FREE WITH A 3.00 FRUIT AND VEGETABLE BILL BOSTON (AP) Franklin Delano Roosevelts secret code, used in his diaries at the turn of the century, apparently is no longer a secret.

Three persons in the Boston area, working independently, substituted vowels for numbers, added missing characters to upper case consonants and decided that the future president wrote in code in Groton, on Nov. 22, 1903: After lunch I have a never to be forgotten walk to the river with my darling. FUTURE WIFE Dr. Nona Ferdon, an FDR researcher who discovered the code some 18 months ago, feels the darling was Roosevelts future wife, Eleanor, and that he could have broached the subject of his love on that day." When Dr. Ferdon discovered four coded entries in the diaries, she showed them to a number of cryptographers, Roosevelt experts and others, but none translated them.

Newspaper accounts of one coded entry, with illustrations of the code, appeared in newspapers earlier this week. Thursday, Allen OBrien Denchfield of Newton and Raymond Cormier of Danvers AT A LOSS FOQ VJOUOS? Send Flowers From Our Own Greenhouses RUOF'S FLOWERS 601 S. Queen St. Ph. 394-7253 PRE-INVENTORY SALE (Dont Want To Count It!) OFFICE FURNITURE C.

E. Murray Dies in Fla. Deaths BOWERS, Mrs. John 64, of 314 S. Queen St.

BRUNNER, Harold Lutz, 71, of 252 W. Main Ephrata. Rev. Elmer 87, of Denver. KAUFFMAN.

Mrs. John. 78. of Columbia Rl. LOHT, Mrs.

Norman 63, of 63 N. Kinzer New Hol-n iiland. ff 'MORRIS, Robert 76, of Palmyra R2 MURRAY, Charles 77, of 216 W. Chestnut Quarryville. NUNGESSER, Albert 74, of 254 S.

Custer New Elam 86, of Leola Rl. Mrs. B. Franklin, 77, of 200 W. Main Terre Hill.

David Paul, 11, Conestoga Rl. 2. WILL, Mrs. Harry of 345 Main New Holland, l.fcbc Births BOWMAN, Mr. and Mrs.

Mar- yin (Theda Hertzog), Ephrata R2, a son at the Ephrata Com- munity Hospital today. ViBRACKBILL, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald (Kathleen McCombs), Honey Brook R2, a daughter, at General Hospital, Thursday. BRAZIER, Mr.

and Mrs. Gerald D. (Pearl Martin), Columbus Ohio, a son, at Columbus, Thursday. Mrs. Brazier is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Crist Martin, Lititz Rl. BUCKWALTER, and Mrs. Irel (Madelyn White), Lititz R3, a daughter, at General Hospital, Thursday. Mr.

and Mrs. i--1 Charles E. (Lenora Sneddon), Gay Street, Parkesburg, a son, at Osteopathic Hospital, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.

Daniel (Flortina Rodriquez) 319 Bea-- a daughter, at Osteo- pathic Hospital, Thursday. "-DENNIS, Mr. and Mrs. Frank 0 (Marsha Shaubach), New Providence Rl, a daughter, at St. Joseph HospitaL Thurs-day.

FINEFROCK, Mr. and Mrs. -Stanley (June Groff), 743 St. Joseph a son, at General today. FISHER, Mr.

and Mrs. Theodore (Kathleen Fogie), Mount Joy Rl, a son, at St. Josephs Thursday. "KRAFT, Mr. and Mrs.

Gordon (Yvonne Leggett), 1536 Robert a son, at Osteopathic Hospital, Thursday. ''KREINER, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ert Jr. (Bettina Povey), 2209 S.

Fountain Allentown, a daughter, at General Hospital, Thursday. WARRIN SNYDER'S FRUIT FARM LITITZ RD 3 ALONG KISSEL HILL ROAD N.E. OF LANC; AIRPORT McClure Pallbearers Pallbearers for Robert Spencer McClure well-known insurance executive and civic leader who died Wednesday, are William D. Fisher, Percy Clark, John Pratt, Wilbur Raffensper-ger, V. Ronald Smith and R.

Richard Sherbahn. Every item IN STOCK at "IBs" Retail location 46-48 W. King St. in Downtown Lancaster is for sale. if.jB.c Herr Sr Son Charles E.

Murray, 77, of 216 West Chestnut Quarryville, died Thursday morning at Lakeland, where he and his wife were spending the Winter. A life-long resident of Lancaster County, he was the son of the late Walter and Alice Mitchell Murray, and the husband of Katharine Althouse Murray. He was a retired maintenance worker with the Pennsylvania Power and Light and a veteran of World War I. He was also a 50-year member of Lodge 43, and AM, and of the Quarryville Memorial United Methodist Church. Survivors, in addition to his widow, include two sisters, Mrs.

Leta Brunninger, Kirkwood, and Mrs. Marjorie Schlemm, TRUSS FITTING Experts ALL MAKES REPAIRED and FITTED Fitting Hours 9 A.M.-12 NOON 1I30P.M.-4P.M. Tu. Wd. Fri.

Sat. FRAILEY ORTHOPEDIC 231 E. KING ST. Phona Lane. 394-68 2 Mrs.

Harry Will, 83, Dies in New Holland Mrs. Carrie M. Will, 83, of 345 W. Main New Holland and a former Manheim Twp. resident, died at 3:30 p.m.

Thursday at home after a lengthy illness. Born in Lancaster County, she was a daughter of the late Charles E. and Ella Miller Huber. She was the widow of Harry N. Will, who died in 1967.

She is survived by four sons, Robert Willow Grove; Harry Lancaster; Charles K. and Richard both of New. Holland; 11 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. FANTASTIC REDUCTIONS STARTS THURSDAY, JAN. 20 5:00 P.M.

s10 s20 s50 Open Daily 9:30 A.M. to 5 P.M. Friday ftites til 9 P.M. ALL SALES FIXAL City Man Prosecuted After 2-Car Crash David L. Justice, 19, of 14 E.

Liberty has been prosecuted by city police for reckless driving after a two-car collision at Columbia and Rider Avenues Tuesday about 2:35 pjn. Officer Ronald Miller reported that Justice crashed his car into the back of another driven by Liza Joan Mowery, 21, of 624 George St SPECIAL THIS WEEK POTATOES JV FRESHLY MADE SWEET FILTERED OIDER 50 Till rur wn jl 11. WINTER STORE HOURS: Diily P.M. Sim. 12 Nom M.

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