2-DAILY INTELLIGENCER JOURNAL, LANCASTER, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1968 J. Fittipaldi, Italy Native, Dies At 74 Joseph Fittipaldi, 74, of 541 Fremont died at 10 a.m. Tuesday in St. Joseph's Hospital after an illness of two months. He had been employed in the finishing department of the J.
L. Clark Mfg. Co. for 38 years before his retirement in 1959. He was a veteran of World War serving with the U.S.
Army. Born in Francovilla, Sul Sinni, Italy, a son of the late Felice and Caroline Ciancio Fittipaldi, he resided in Lancaster 54 years, was a member of St. Joseph's Catholic Church; Italian American Club; Society Santo Innocenzo; Loggia New Galileo and the 8th Ward Beneficial Association. Surviving are his wife, Mariann Martino Fittipaldi; a daughter, Mrs. Antonette Bleacher, Lancaster; three sons, Vincent Frank J.
and William both of Lancaster; ten grandchildren, four great garndchildren, and a brother, Michael, Francovilla, Italy. W. Morgenthal Dies In York William D. Morgenthal, 91, Bainbridge, died in York Hospital at 4:30 a.m. Tuesday after a short illness.
Before entering the hospital, he had been a patient at Yorkview Convalescent and Nursing Home, for two weeks. Morgenthal was born in Wago, York County, a son of the late Daniel and Elizabeth Becker Morgenthal. Before retirement, he worked in Bainbridge for many years as a carpenter and custodian Bainbridge Elementary School. was also member of Columbia Commandery 132, Knights of Malta, Middletown. Morgenthal was the husband of the late Estella Morgenthal.
He is survived by two nieces and one nephew. Mrs. Kyle Duvall Mrs. Margaret V. Duvall, 53, formerly of 527 Manor Lancaster, died Sunday in Astatula, Fla.
where she has been living for the past eight years. She was the wife of Kyle Duvall. Born in Port Republic, she was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. James E.
Raynes of Port Republic. Prior to moving to Astatula, Mrs. Duvall had lived in Lancaster for close to 30 years. Her husband had been a selfemployed trucker in the Lancaster area. She was a member of the Astatula Baptist Church.
Besides her husband she is survived by a son, James Duvall, Astaula, four brothers: Morris J. Raynes, Lancaster; James Raynes, Mount Dora, Howard L. Raynes, South Mountain, and three sisters: Mrs. J. Robert Brown, Lancaster; Mrs.
Herbert Via, Baltimore, and Mrs. Charles Smith, Grottoes, Va. Obituaries For Time and Place of Service See Funeral Invitations Page 24, Column 6. John Riehl, Gap Farmer, Dies At 54 John D. Riehl, 54, of Gap R1, died unexpectedly at 2:30 a.m.
Friday at his home. He had been under the care of a physician. Born in Salisbury a son of the late John D. and Elizabeth Stoltzfus Riehl, he was a farmer and was a member of the Old Order Amish Church. Surviving are his wife, Mary L.
Stoltzfus Riehl; and these sons and daughters: Fannie, John Leroy, Omar, David, all at home; Elam, Shipshewana, Amos, Gap RD; Elizabeth, wife of Levi Lapp, Myerstown RD; and Priscilla, wife of Elam Stoltzfus, White Horse. Also surviving are five grandchildren; a brother, Elam Riehl, White Horse; a Sadie. wife of Enos Petersheim, Christiana RD; and these half-brothers and half-sister, Aaron Riehl, Quarryville RD; Aquilla Riehl, Birdin-Hand R1; Stoltzfus, Intercourse; Ephraim Stoltzfus, Elizabeth, wife of Marvin Diehm, Gap RD; and Christian Stoltzfus, Leola RD. George S. Reider George Sylvester Reider, 67, Denver R2, died 8:45 a.m.
Tuesday at Embreeville State Hospital after an illness of five years. He was born in Kleinfeltersville, Lebanon County, a son of the late John and Lizzie Hehnly Reider. He was a veteran of both World War I and II, having served in the U.S. Army. He was a carpenter, stonemason and bricklayer.
He is survived by his wife, Dorothy M. Miley Reider; two sons, George, Denver R2, and Larry; a grandson; and two sisters, Mrs. Alice Heberling, Akron; and Mrs. Mabel Steinmetz, Ephrata. Mrs.
Mary Brubaker Mrs. Mary E. Brubaker, 84, widow of David E. Brubaker, Blue Ball, died at 7:30 a.m. Tuesday after a brief illness.
Born in Farmersville, a daughter of the late John and Sarah Rhoads Burkholder, she was a member of Metzler's Mennonite Church. Her husband died in 1950. Surviving are a daughter, Ruth, wife of Paul M. Martin, Blue Ball; 11 grandchildren, 24 great grandchildren, one great, great-grandchild; and a sister, Ann Hoover, New Holland R1. Pope Sends Check AMMAN, Jordan (AP) A $10,000 check from Pope Paul VI for winter relief of Palestine refugees in Jordan was handed to authorities Monday by Massilien Cardinal de Furstenburg, head of the Oriental CongregaItion of the Vatican.
Mrs. Samuel Herr Mrs. Maude S. Funk Herr, 74, wife of Samuel H. Herr, Conestoga R1, died Monday at 6:50 p.m.
in the Osteopathic Hospital after an illness of two years. She and her husband observed their 56th wedding anniversary on Sunday. Born in Colemanville, Conestoga a daughter of the late William and Emma Shoff Funk, she was a former member of St. Paul's United Church of Christ, Lancaster. In addition to her husband, she is survived by a daughter, Dorothy, of Forrest Hawkins, Conestoga R1; a son, Richard Aberdeen, five grandchildren and six greatgrandchildren.
She was the last of her immediate family. Mrs. R. S. Spangler Mrs.
Lizzie R. Spangler, 81, widow of Roberted Spangler, Myerstown Monday at her home after a lengthy illness. Born in Heidelberg a daughter of the late Samuel and Annie Douple Derr, she was a member of the Myerstown Church of the Brethren. Her husband died 17 years ago. Surviving are a daughter, Cora, wife of Clarence Dubble, Myerstown son, Robert, Womelsdorf seven grandchildren, and one great grandchild.
Mrs. W. G. Fritz Mrs. Emma! L.
Fritz, 92, widow of William G. Fritz, formerly of Eden, died Monday at 9:15 the Fairview Manor Home Columbia, after an illness of three days. a daughter Born in of the Lancsater late County, Abraham a and Mary Mellinger Dougherty, she resided in Eden most of her life. She was the oldest living member of Grace United Church of Christ, Eden; and was a charter member of the Auxiliary to the Eden Fire Co. Surviving are a son, Clarence D.
Fritz, Philadelphia; four grandchildren and ten greatgrandchildren. Miss Virginia Fuller Miss Virginia Lee Fuller, 42, former resident of Lancaster, died Feb. 22 at her home, 1032 Cresthaven Drive, Los Angeles, after a lengthy illness. Born in York, she was a daughter of Mrs. Florence L.
Fuller, 1477A Manor House Lane, Lancaster, and the late Norman Z. Fuller. In addition to her mother, who is administrative supervisor of Lancaster County Assessment, she is survived by two brothers. David Los Angeles; and Charles Lompoc, Calif. Jets Silenced FRITWELL, England (AP) The U.S.
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King Lancaster Toni Skillas Dies At 86 Drossos "Toni" Skillas, 86, of 129 E. Vine died unexpectedly at St. Joseph's Hospital at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday. Born in Kos, Greece, he was a son of the late Anthony and Irene Skillas, and was a resident of Lancaster since 1907.
He formerly operated a shoeshine, hat cleaning parlor and restaurant at the present site of the Watt and Shand Department Store. He built, owned and operated the Buchanan Hotel at 206 N. Queen and he presently ran a shoeshine and bat cleaning parlor at 104 E. King St. He was a member the Hellenic Orthodox Church of the Annunciation.
He was survived by two sisters, Galeope Theofelo and Antela Hazeyaneca, both of Kos, Greece; and two brothers, Gust Skillas, Lancaster, and George Skillas, Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Mrs. R. Ritter Dies At Age 77 Mrs. Jennie M.
Sipel Ritter, 77, of 25 S. Poplar Elizabethtown, died 4:30 a.m. Tuesday in the Bailey Nursing Home, Elieabethtown, after a long illness. She was the widow of Roy G. Ritter.
Mrs. Ritter was born in late Edward daughter Flury SiWrightsville, of the pel. She was a member of the Faith United Church of Christ, Lancaster, and Chapter 701, Women of the Moose, Elizabethtown. Surviving are a stepdaughter, Ruth, wife of Wilbur Patterson, Millersville; stepson, Harold B. Ritter, A.
Lancaster; four grandchildren; eight greatgrandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Ross Shenk, Pequea R1, a and Mrs. Herbert Sawyer, Lancaster; and two brothers, Walter Sipel, with whom she resided, and Clarence Sipel, Hollywood, Fla. Ephrata Man Dies In Phila. Harry Kachel Zimmerman, 63, of 350 Duke Ephrata, died at 2 p.m.
Tuesday Jefferson Medical Center, Philadelphia, after an illness of two weeks. He was the husband of Irene Adams Zimmerman. He was born in Ephrata a son of the late Clayton W. and Minnie D. Kachel Zimmerman and had lived most of his life in the Ephrata area.
Zimmerman was a member of Hope Evangelical United Brethren Church in Ephrata and had been employed as a cutter for the Eby Shoe Ephrata, where he was a member of the 25-Year Club. Besides his wife, he is survived by a son, Harold at home, a grandson, a brother, Charles, of Ephrata, and a sister, Mabel, wife of C. Earl Weinhold, Leola R1. John S. Hetter Succumbs At 91 Daily Record WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1968 Deaths BOSLEY, Mrs.
George, 411 S. Lime Lancaster. BRUBAKER, Mrs. David 84, Blue Ball. DUVALL, Mrs.
Kyle, 53, Astatula, Florida. FITTIPALDI, Joseph, 74, of 541 Fremont St. FRITZ, Mrs. William 92, formerly of Eden. FULLER, Miss Virginia Lee, 42, Los Angeles, Calif.
HERR, Mrs. Samuel 74, Conestoga R1. HETTER, John 91, of 17 N. Broad St. MORGENTHAL, William 91, Bainbridge.
PECK, Mrs. Nicholas, 81, formerly of Columbia. REIDER, George Sylvester, 67, R2. RITTER, Mrs. Jennie M.
Sipel, 77, of 25 S. Poplar Elizabethtown. RIEHL, John 54, Gap R1. SKILLAS, Drossos "Toni," 86, of 129 E. Vine St.
SPANGLER, Mrs. Robert 81, Myerstown R3. ZIMMERMAN, Harry Kachel, 63, of 350 Duke Ephrata. Births BRACKBILL, Mr. and Mrs.
John, (Terry Hershey), 27 N. Jackson Strasburg, a son, at the General Hospital, Monday. BRADLEY, Mr. and Mrs. Robert (Carol Dilling), Manheim R4, a daughter, at the General Hospital, Monday.
BROWN, and Mrs. Harry (Sandra Stanley), 116 Nevin a daughter, at the General Hospital, Monday. ESH, Mr. and Mrs. Christian G.
(Malinda K. Esh), Gordonville R1, a daughter, at home Tuesday. EVANS, Mr. and Mrs. Richard (Susan Ernst), 71 E.
Main Lititz, a son, at St. Joseph's Hospital, Tuesday. FALTINE, S-Sgt. and Mrs. Joseph (Anna Marie Bertz), Fort Dix, N.J., a daughter, at Fort Dix Hospital, recently.
She is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Bertz 50 Spencer Ave. He is a son of Mrs. Joseph Faltine 638 Hershey Ave.
FASNACHT, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald, (Betty Ludwig), 32 Lake Ephrata, a son, at Ephrata Community Hospital, Monday. GEIB, Mr. and Mrs.
Homer E. (Verda Mast), Manheim R1, a son, the General Hospital, Tuesday. GUROFF, Mr. and Mrs. Gregory (Katharine Snavely), of Princeton, N.J., a son, at Princeton Hospital, Monday.
She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Snavely, Lancaster. HACKMAN, Mr.
and Mrs. Donald (Judith Leese), 316 Perry son, at St. Joseph's Hospital, Tuesday. HACKMAN, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter, (Ruth Honsaker), 435 W. Orange a daughter, at St. Joseph's Hospital, Tuesday. HOGG, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold G. (Joanne Tollinger), Atglen, a daughter, at the General Hospital, KING, Mr. and MondaYavid (Anna Lapp), Lititz R3, a son, at home, Tuesday. PIERCE, Mr. and Mrs.
Lonnie L. (Kay Ditzler), 75 Church a son, at Ephrata Community Hospital, Tuesday. SMITH, Mr. and Mrs. Robert (Barbara Barefoot), 137 E.
Lemon a daughter, at St. Joseph's Hospital, Tuesday. SNADER, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond R.
(Edna Sauder), 1 Mohnton R2, a daughter, at Ephrata Community Hospital, Tuesday. SNYDER, Mr. and Mrs. John (Minnie Nolt), Ephrata R3, daughter, at Ephrata Community Hospital, Tuesday. TRIMBLE, Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph (Ida Stauffer), 471 Manor a son, at the General Hospital, Tuesday. DEEDS TO BE RECORDED (Amounts listed with the following deeds do not include mortgages, if any, against the property.) Sher-Wal, Manheim to Michael C. and Carol Trocheck, Lancaster, for $3,825, lot in Belair, Manheim Twp. James R.
and Donna M. Burk, to Harry and Madoline S. Hoffman, Lancaster for $27,400, premises at 1826 Amity Drive. Manheim Twp. William R.
and Katherine Hershey, East Palatka, to Hugh Jr. and Jean Mont. gomery, Lititz, for 921,500, premises on south side of Robin Road, Warwick Acres, Lititz. Beverly Estates, Manheim to Joseph G. and Catharine B.
Galvin. Manheim for $31,500, premises at 1725 Santa Barbara Drive, Manheim Twp. John G. Hess, Manheim to Graybill's, York, for $55,000, premises southwest side of Fruitville Pike, Manheim 7.798 acres. Theresa Romanos and John Romanos, County, to James J.
and Angelina A. Nisio, Lancaster for $11,000, premises at 136 Ruby St. Robert Roy and Maxine Roberta Seidel, East Lampeter to John W. and Mary Ellen Forsha, East Lampeter for $17,900, premises at 2105 Hobson Road, East Lampeter Twp. Estate of Katie K.
Goshert, late of Manheim, to Delroy T. and Marilyn J. Hodesty, Manheim, for $11,900, premises al 146 S. Grant Manheim. Jack L.
and Linda B. Yeager, Columbia, to John M. and Joan E. Rupp, Columbia, for $12,000, premises at 121 N. Eighth Columbia.
W. Lloyd Jr. and Elizabeth C. Snyder, Lancaster, 10 King's Way, Lancaster, for $15,000, premises at 602 E. King caster.
(All instruments left for recording at the Recorder of Deeds office, up to and cluding Feb 9, now are ready for delivery.) More DAILY RECORD Page Daily Intelligencer Journal, 8 W. King Street, Lancaster, Penna. 17604. Published every morning except Sunday. Entered os second class matter August 9, 1944 at the Post Office of Lancaster, under the Act of March 3, 1879, TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS: By corrier per week; $26.00 per yeer; $13.00 for months: $6.50 for 3 months.
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All mail subscriptions payable in advance. Lynda, Chuck Prepare For War Separation John S. Hetter, 91, of 17 N. Broad died in Osteopathic Hospital at 10 p.m. Tuesday.
He had been ill four days. He was the husband of the late Florence N. Brinard Hetter, and was born in Lancaster Junction, son of the late Martin H. and Agnes Seeman Hetter. He had been a resident of caster most of his life and was a retired engineer, employed 38 years by Reading Railroad Co.
Hetter was a member of St. Marks Lutheran Church and the Relief Assn. of the Reading Railroad Co. Surviving are three sons and three daughters: Lewis Lancaster; Thelma A. Hetter, with whom he resided; Mrs.
Esther M. Patterson, Lititz; and Paul both of Lancaster; and Peggy, wife of John W. Emig Willow Street. There are six grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. He was the last of his immediate family.
Mrs. G. Bosley Succumbs Here Mrs. Isabel Bosley, 411 S. Lime Lancaster, died Tuesday in St.
Hospital. She was the wife of George Bosley and had been a resident of Lancaster for the past 40 years. Born in New Holland R2, she was the daughter of the late Israel and Harriet Yellets Marshall. She was a member of St. Paul's A.U.M.P.
Church in Lancaster. She had worked for five years in Lancaster at the comfort station in Penn Square and had been employed with the Bird-in-Hand Poultry Co. for 15 years. She had also worked for a brief time at the Lancaster YWCA. Besides her husband she is survived by four brothers: Israel Marshall, New Holland; David Marshall, Lancaster; George Marshall, New Holland; Melford Marshall, Narvon R2: and two sisters: Mrs.
Ella Costello, New Holland R2; and Miss Bertha Marshall, Lancaster. Mrs. Effie Peck Mrs. Effie M. Peck, 81, formerly of Columbia, died Tuesday at the home of her son, Howard Leffley, at Wendward Way, Mass.
She was the widow of Nicholas Peck. Born in Hunts Run, she was a daughter of the late Samuel and Alice L. Cady Leffley. Surviving, besides the son with whom she resided, are a stepdaughter, Thelma May, Co- J. Robert Wagner 1358 Willow St.
Pike 393-3692 AWNINGS, BLINDS JALOUSIES "Just A Shade Better" WASHINGTON (AP) President Johnson's daughter Lynda Bird and her husband, Marine Capt. Charles S. Robb, gave up their Arlington, rented house Tuesday and moved back into the White House temporarily. The White House issued a statement saying they would remain there for "a couple of days" before beginning some -country travels that will wind up when Robb reports to the Marines' Camp Pendleton, on his way to Vietnam. The young Robbs, married in the White House Dec.
9, have said they plan Robbs' parents and friends in Milwaukee, and probably Lynda's married sister, Mrs. Patrick Nugent, who lives in Austin, Tex. PLANS PRIVATE There have been reports that they may plan some vacation stops that could include Acapulco, Mexico. But the White House, at the request of Lynda and her husband, said their travel plans will remain private. The one certain date is March 29 when Robb has to report to Camp Pendleton.
While her husband is off to the war, Lynda has said that she will to her parttime job writing for McCalls Magazine. She expects to be commuting on her job between the New York and Washington offices and probably drawing some travel assignments as she has in the past. It is understood too that Lynda plans to take up residence again in the White House with her parents and she can be expected also to join them on the election-year traveling schedule. 70 Slighted Students Paddled For Walkout CORRY, Pa. (AP) Some 70 pupils stepped up to the front of the Corry High School auditorium Tuesday and got whacked three times on the backside for playing hooky.
"Physically we didn't do much to them," said Principal Leroy Peck, who administered the punishment. "If they're embarrassed enough it won't happen again." What happened, according to the story Peck said he got from the pupils, was that the youngsters felt slighted that they had to go to school while others were closed Monday due to the statewide teachers' protest. lumbia; two sisters, Mrs. Viola F. Jacobs and Mrs.
Mary, E. Kauffman, both of Columbia, and a number of nieces and nephews. So one by one and in little groups, the pupils-15 of them girls-went home during afternoon class breaks and didn't come back. So shortly after classes started Tuesday, Peck called the offenders into the empty auditorium. "We told them, 'If you're going to act like kids, we're going treat you like kids." One at a time the pupils stepped forward and took their three whacks, each as hard as the other, girls the same as boys.
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