NEW ERA WEATHER EST Data From NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NOAA, US. Dept of Commerce 80 70 50 Showers 50 10 60 70 Temperatures Expected FORECAST Until Wednesday Morning Hot, humid, hazy most of the East today. cast for the rest of the Northern Plains where through Wednesday. Fair hazy weather. Visibility 3 to 6 miles.
EXTENDED FORECASTS Eastern Pennsylvania Continued hot and humid Thursday' and Friday, then chance of showers Saturday. Daily highs in 80s to low 90s and overnight lows in the 60s. New Jersey Continued hazy, hot and humid Thursday and Friday, then chance of showers Saturday. Daily highs mid 80s to low 90s and overnight lows upper 60s to mid 70s. TODAY'S COMPARATIVE TEMP.
AT TEMPERATURES NEW ERA 2 AM-78 day Night 3 AM-78 AM-79 Yester- Last High Low 4 AM-78 Water Works 91 77 New Era 91 78 5 Ephrata 90 73 AM-77 6 AM-76 High for Year-94 AM-76 Low for Year-10 8 AM-77 9 AM--80 10 AM-83 11 AM-87 SUN Sun AM YESTERDAY Sun PM Noon-86 PM-88 2 PM-90 STARS 3 PM-90 PM-91 Morning Mars PM-90 Evening -Jupiter, PM-88 Venus PM-- 86 8 PM--84 PM---82 MOON 10 PM-81 11 PM-79 PM 12 PM-78 1st Quarter, Sept. 4th THE DAY'S LOG Deaths BOWSER, Herbert 65, Hummelstown, formerly of Manheim. DIVET, Charles 63, of 855 Hilton Drive, formerly of Columbia. EBERLY, Raymond 27, of 45 N. Wolf Manheim.
HELM, Ralph 79, of Quarryville, Presbyterian Home, formerly of Paradise. MAYER, Daniel 66, of Olathe, formerly of Lancaster County. OBER, Kenneth 19, of Newmanstown R1, formerly of Lancaster County. SCHROLL, Daniel 84, of Rheems, formerly of Mount Joy. SHAIEBLY, Mrs.
Aaron 79, of 2928 Columbia Ave. STAMM, Miss Elsie 62, of 1314 Lincoln Heights Ephrata. STEWARD, Mrs. Verlyn, 45, of Des Moines, Iowa, formerly of Lancaster. Births LOCAL FORECAST Continued hot, hazy and humid through Wednesday.
Lows tonight mid to upper 70s. Highs Wednesday in mid upper 90s Wednesday. Winds W-S 5-15 mph through tonight. LOWER SUSQUEHANNA SE PENNSYLVANIA Continued hazy, hot and I humid through Wednesday with some fog in the morning. Near record breaking temperatures with highs in the mid to upper 90s Wednesday.
Lows tonight mid to 70s. Probability of precipitation 10 per cent tonight and Wednesday. Winds west to southwest 5 to 15 mph. MIDDLE SUSQUEHANNA UPPER SUSQUEHANNA POCONOS Continued hazy, hot and humid through Wednesday with some fog in the morning. Near record breaking temperatures with highs in the upper 80s to mid 90s Wednesday.
Lows tonight low to mid. 70s. Probability of precipitation 10 per cent tonight and Wednesday. NEW JERSEY Continued hazy, hot and humid through Wednesday with some fog in the morning. Near record temperatures with highs in the 90s Wednesday.
Lows tonight in the 70s. Probability of precipitation 10 per cent tonight and Wednesday. DELAWARE Mostly sunny and continued hot and hazy Wednesday with highest in middle or upper 90s. Fair and quite warm again tonight lowest in middle or upper 70s. MARYLAND Mostly sunny and continued hot and hazy Wednesday.
Highest in the 90s. Fair and quite warm again tonight lowest in the 70s except near 70 in mountains. CHESAPEAKE BAY Winds variable mostly southwest 5 to 10 knots BARSUMIAN, Mr. and Mrs. Robert P.
(Patricia Clarke), of Pittsburgh, a son, at West Penn Hospital, Pittsburgh, Friday. Barsumian is a former resident of Lancaster. BOOB, Mr. and Mrs. Larry H.
(Jacklyn Johnson), Ephrata R1, a daughter, at Ephrata Community Hospital, Monday. BRENNER, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur (Iva Miller), Silver Springs, a son at General Hospital, today. CARTER, Mr.
and Mrs. Donald (Nancy Werner), Annapolis, a son, at polis Naval Hospital, Sunday. Carter is the son of Mrs. Doris Carter, Conestoga R2. FORTIER, Mr.
and Mrs. Wilfred M. (Nelda Weidman LeFort), Box 321A, 213 ter, Penna. 17604. 1 Published every evening except Sunday.
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Stolen Cancer Pills Returned ARCADIA, Calif. (AP) Twenty-one radioactive capsules taken from the Methodist Hospital of Southern Cali-fornia here last week have been returned by mail, officials say. The capsules are used in the treatment of thyroid cancer. Officials had promised that if the capsules were returned unopened, there would be no questions asked. They theorize the capsules were taken by someone who thought they were some type of narcotic.
Lancaster New Ere, 8. W. King Street, Lances- Charles Divet Is Dead at 63 Charles N. Divet, 63, of 855 Hilton Drive, formerly of Colum bia and Binghamton, N.Y., died at 4:05 a.m. today at Lancaster General Hospital after a brief illness.
He was the husband of Sara Froelich Divet. Before his retirement in 1970, he was employed by the federal Department of Defense. He had received a federal citation for outstanding work on the first orbital space program. He was a member of Washington Lodge 5, Free and Accepted Masons, Lafayette, R.I., Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite, Providence, R.I., Martha Chapter 25, Order of Eastern Star, Lafayette, and American Federation of Government Employes. Born in Columbia, he was a son of the late Walter and Annie Fake Divet.
In addition his widow, at home, he is survived by two daughters, Margaret Jeanne, wife of John Bendel, Bogota, N.J., and Nancy Ann, wife of David Bischoff, Lexington Park, two grandchildren and one brother, Walter R. Divet, Columbia. R. Helm Dies In 80th Year Ralph E. Helm, 79, of Quarryville Presbyterian Home, formerly of Paradise, died Monday at 9:28 p.m.
at the home. He had been in failing health for the past two years. He was the husband of Helen Workman Helm. Helm was a freight agent for the Pennsylvania Railroad for 47 years before his retirement in 1959. He was a member of Leaco*ck United Presbyterian Church, Paradise.
Born in Vintage, he was a son of the late Jonas S. and Mary Groff Helm. Besides his widow, at home, he is survived by a brother, Joseph M. Helm, Elizabethtown, and a sister, Martha, wife of Harry McComsey, Quarryville. Herbert Bowser Succumbs at 65 Monday.
voyage. children. Lancaster County. FACTS ABOUT FUNERALS one of a series. The funeral is a ceremony that must be carefully What to planned to be beautifully remembered.
It must leave nothing to regret. Yet arrangements must be made, consider in and many those cases, by those without distraught previous by the death. experience by completely when The helpful with professional the funeral essential director considerations can be likely extremely to occur. These can relate to many when to hold the arranging within viewing the and funeral. how to how keep to observe arrangements religious family's a funeral fraternal group how to notify the practices of various ethnic groups how to conduct community and how to dispose of flowers.
The major consideration should be given to choosing the professional and ethical funeral director whom you can depend upon for advice and assistance. Considerations to be made at time of death are described in a helpful brochure "Someone You Love Has Died." Please 1 feel free to request a copy of this informative folder. FRED Geoff INC. FUNERAL SERVICE TWO THREE FOUR WEST ORANGE STREET NATIONAL SELECTED MORTICIANS ROBERT F. GROFF.
Licensed Supervisor Scantic Road, Warehouse Point R1, a son, at St. Francis Hospital, Hartford, Thursday. Mrs. Fortier is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac K. Weidman, 849 Valley Road. HORST, Mr. and Mrs. Norman S.
(Elizabeth Reiff), 412 W. Main Terre Hill, a daughter, at Ephrata Community Hospital, Monday. PHALEN, Mr. and Mrs. Dale (Lois Ponto), Mount Joy R1, a daughter, at General Hospital, today.
ROHRER, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth (Carolyn Denlinger), Lancaster R2, a daughter, at General Hospital, Monday. WEAVER, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul E. (Kathleen C. Adams), Penllyn, a daughter, at Abington Memorial Hospital, Monday. The parents are former Lancaster residents. ZIMMERMAN, Mr.
and Mrs. Jay (E. Irene Reed), Denver R2, a daughter, at General Hospital, Monday. ZINK, Mr. and Mrs.
Barry (Terry Dellinger), 361 Locust Columbia, a son, at General Hospital, OBITUARIES Time and place of service will be found under Funeral Invitations. Daniel Schroll, Mt. Joy, Dies Dariel A. Schroll, 84, formerly of 29 Columbia Mount Joy, died Monday at 6:10 p.m. at Lehman's Nursing Home, Rheems, where he had been a guest for the past nine months.
He was the husband of the late Henrietta Carson Schroll who died in 1945. Schroll was founder and owner of the News Advertiser, a weekly newspaper in Mount Joy. At the time of his retirement, he was advertising manager of Red Rose Farm and Home paper. A member of St. Mark's United Methodist Church, Mount Joy, he also belonged to Friendship Fire Co.
1, Mount Joy, and Rheems Fire Co Born in East Donegal he was a son of the late Jacob and Maggie Miller Schroll. His survivors include a son, Paul, Elizabethtown; three daughters, Margaret, wife of Christ N. Miller, Elizabethtown R1; Jean, wife of J. Roy Eshleman, and Patricia, wife of Gerald Miller, both of Mount Joy; eight grandchildren; 12 great-grandchild: en, and one sister, Mrs. Clara Halbleib, Camp Hill.
Mrs. Shaiebly Dies at Age 79 Mrs. Katie May Eshleman Shaiebly, 79, of 2928 Columbia died at 7 a.m. today following an illness, of eight months. She wife K.
Shaiebly, who died Aug. 20, 1971. Mrs. Shaiebly was a member of Masonville Mennonite Church and Sunday School. Born in Safe Harbor, Manor she lived in the township her entire lifetime.
She was the daughter of the late Harry F. and Phoebe McMullen Eshleman. She is survived by a son, Paul E. Shaiebly, Lancaster, with whom she resided; eight grandchildren; nine great grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Flora Shertzer and Mrs.
Mary Hess, both of Lancaster, and three step-sisters, Miss Martha Eshleman, Ruth, wife of Edgar Breneman, and Mrs. Esther Frey, all of Lancaster. Daniel S. Mayer Daniel S. Mayer, 66, of 708 W.
Santa Fe, Olathe, died Aug. 13 at Olathe Hospital. He formerly lived in Lancaster County. He was the son of the late Leroy and Lizzie Shenk Mayer. In addition to his widow, Donna Augusta Lenius Mayer, he is survived by two daughters, Betty, wife of Donald Kubicki, and Barbara Jean Mayer, both of Kansas; four brothers, Raymond Gettysburg R3; Lloyd Newark David Chicago, and Lee Wilbur, York, and a number of nieces and nephews in LANCASTER, NEW -TUESDAY, AUGUST 28, -3 Miss Stamm, Ephrata, Dies Miss Elsie M.
Stamm, 62, of 1314 Lincoln Heights Ephrata, died Monday at 10:30 a.m. at Ephrata Commessily two Hospital and after an one-half illmonths. Miss Stamm, a retired postal worker, was last attached to the Lincoln Post Office. She was last employed at the gift shop of Ephrata Cloister Associates. A member of Zion United Church of Christ, Ephrata, she also belonged Cloister Chapter 406 Order for Eatern Star.
Born in Ephrata Twp. and a lifelong resident of the Ephrata area, she was a daughter of the late Charles E. and Daisey M. Horst Stamm. Survivors include five brothers and sisters, Irene wife of Noah P.
Stoner, Wetzler Convalescent Home, Blue Ball: Paul Akron; Robert Earl and Helen wife of Henry L. Shirker, all of Ephrata. Pupil Sues School for $1 Million LOS ANGELES (AP) A high school bandsman has sued his school for $1 million because he was suspended after he displayed a McGovern sticker on his baritone horn at a rally for President Nixon. George Alan Koenigshofer was suspended from the band Nov. 4 but reinstated in January.
Keonigshofer's suit, filed Monday in Superior Court, said his treatment by Rowland High School officials had made him extremely nervous and given him hives and hay fever. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Andrew Koenigshofer, are are coplaintiffs. said their mistreatment by the community as a result of the incident had forced them to move out of their Rowland Heights home and made them both extremely nervous.
CRUSHED BY LOADER 23 8. Manheim Construction Worker Dies in Mishap AP Wirephoto Map weather is forecast for Warm weather is forecountry except for the cooler air is expected. THE WEATHER ELSEWHERE THE ASSOCIATED PRESS City Albany Albuquerque Amarillo Anchorage Asheville Atlanta Atlantic City Birmingham Bismarck Boise Boston Brownsville Buffalo Charleston Charlotte Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Denver Des Moines Detroit Duluth Fairbanks Fort Worth Green Bay Helena Honolulu Houston Indianapolis Jacksonville Juneau Kansas City Little Rock Los Angeles Louisville Marquette Memphis Miami Milwaukee Mpls-St. Paul New Orleans New York Okla. City Omaha Orlando Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Ptland, Me Ptland, Ore Rapid City Reno Richmond St.
Louis Salt Lake San Diego San Francisco Seattle Spokane Tampa Washington High Low Pr. Outlook 85 73 Cloudy 93 67 Rain 90 66 Cloudy 58 50 Clear 87 60 Cloudy 90 70 Cloudy 90 75 Clear 91 68 Cloudy 107 71 Cloudy 81 46 Clear 80 .02 Cloudy 86 74 .16 Rain 79 Cloudy 89 70 Cloudy 90 67 Cloudy 95 80 Clear 91 69 Clear 93 68 Clear 94 56 Cloudy 94 72 Cloudy 95 72 Clear 83 62 Cloudy 59 48 .32 Cloudy 93 71 Cloudy 96 68 Clear 74 40 .14 Cloudy 88 76 .01 Clear 86 73 Rain 92 70 Clear 89 71 Cloudy 54 45 .37 Rain 94 70 Clear 96 69 Cloudy 61 Clear 91 72 Cloudy 98 Clear 92 73 Cloudy 88 75 .46 Cloudy 99 73 Clear 93 73 Clear 89 70 .19 Rain 88 Clear 91 67 .05 Cloudy 93 73 Clear 91 74 .18 Cloudy 92 78 Clear 103 73 Clear 90 73 Clear 75 63 .23 Cloudy 68 50 Cloudy 101 68 .01 Cloudy 78 42 Clear 92 64 Clear 93 72 Clear 85 52 Clear 74 64 Clear 59 52 Clear 67 56 75 51 Cloudy 92 74. Rain 93 76 Clear Early Skylab 3 Launch Eyed as Safety Measure SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) The Skylab 3 astro- nauts may be launched before or shortly after the end of the present Skylab 2 mission if some systems in the orbiting laboratory deteriorate. But Gerald P. Carr, who commands the third and last Skylab crew, said Monday he hopes that won't be the case and that his flight will start Nov.
9 as planned. Skylab 2 astronauts Alan 1 L. Bean, Dr. Owen K. Garriott and Jack R.
Lousma today scheduled medical and solar astronomy experiments on the 32nd day of their 59-day space A Manheim man was crushed to death Monday after noon by the front-end loader he was operating on a Swartztown housing development construction project. The victim was Raymond S. Eberly, 27, of 45 N. Wolf Manheim. Trooper Ronnie Bowers reported that Eberly was workin alone when he was crushed to death between bucket and frame of the loader sometime between 1 p.m.
and 3:30 p.m. He was found by a fellow worker on the project. BROTHER'S FIRM The victim was employed by the firm of his brother, the John S. Eberly, Construction New Holland. An autopsy is to be conducted today at Ephrata Community Hospital.
Born in Oregon, he was a son of Mrs. Josephine Snook Eberly and the late Charles Eberly Jr. 180: 109 WIFE, DAUGHTER He attended First Pentecostal Church in Manheim. M. Surviving besides his mother are his widow, Ruth Ann Gutherie Eberly, and a daughter, Romona, and the following brothers and sisters: Esther, wife of Paul Schaeffer, Ephrata; Ella S.
Eberly, Manheim; Jean wife of William D. Hollinger; Dorothy wife of David Mumper, both of Ephrata; John New Holland; Albert Akron; William Landsiville, and Donald Manheim R4, LIQUOR STOLEN 35. JEWELRY, Burglars Enter 5 Rooms At Host Town Motel Manheim Twp. police are investigating burglaries of guest rooms at the Host Town Motel, along Lititz Pike, sometime Saturday and Sunday. Elsi Capitano, Sommerdale, N.J., reported the loss of a $900 diamond-studded watch and a $25 set of gold largeloop earrings.
JEWELRY STOLEN Lucille Dimperil, Brooklyn, N.Y., reported loss of miscellaneous jewelry valued at ZIP, ZIP, Hurray! Zip Code ALL your mail When new Postal Regulations go into effect, vour mail will be delayed if it doesn't show your Zip Code. Start to give your Zip Code As part of your address on ALl. your mail HELP YOUR POSTOFFICE HELP YOU NOW PICKING Delicious Juicy BARTLETT PEARS PICK YOUR OWN Daily 7 A.M.-7:30 P.M.-Saturday 'Til 4 P.M. Closed Sunday Bring Your Own Containers Cherry Hill Onchards FORMERLY SHANK'S FARM LONG LANE Mile West of New Danville $55 and a $5 bottle of alcoholic beverage. 60 52 Jay Lisnow, Brooklyn, reported loss of more than $25 cash and several new shirts, total value $97.
50. BOTTLES STOLEN Two bottles of alcoholic beverage and a carton of cigarets were taken from still another room and a fifth room was entered but the occupant reported no loss. Art At least three of the rooms, police were told, were entered by use of a key and one' was entered through a bathroom window. You will enjoy the Herbert N. Bowser, 65, Hummelstown, died Sunday at his Summer residence in Mount Gretna.
He was the founder and president of Bowser Furniture Store Inc. and a funeral director in Hummelstown for the past 41 years. He started in business in 1932 as successor to William Karmany and Son. Born in Adams County, he was the son of the late Moses M. and Phoebe Albert Bowser.
He spent most of his younger years in Manheim, and was graduated from Manheim Central High School. A charter member of Hummeistown Lions Club, he served with the Harrisburg Advisory Board of National Central Bank and was a member of Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce. He is survived by his widow, Bertha Shearer Bowser; two sons, Robert N. Bowser and Richard L. Bowser, both of Hummelstown, and five grand- You will enjoy the atmosphere at Willow Valley We have our own Restaurant Bake Shop Gift Shop Fresh Poultry Meat Department Motor Inn Lake -Pool Tours Color TV Farmers Markets Willow Valley Farms Motor Inn and Family Restaurant 3 miles South on 222 Lancaster, Pa.
464-2711 OPEN LETTER to Lancaster County Residents: 000 100 162 917 The members of the Lancaster County Funeral Directors Association have become aware of 2101 recent sales promotions that are being advertised by persons representing some Lancaster County cemeteries. Many of these offers have cited "free veteran's benefits" or "less than cost" rates for burial vaults and certain other merchandise. This Association believes that some of these promotional offers may be misleading and we would urge you to get in touch with any member of the Lancaster County Funeral Directors Associ ation to get clarification on these unrequested pre-need funeral commodities, or Consumer Pros tection Commission, 299-4222. 1 This letter is endorsed by Lancaster County Funeral: Directors Association.
