Bios: NAUGLE, William Edwin 1901 - 1997: Shippensburg, Cumberland Co, PA

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NAME: Thera
EMAIL: tsh@harborside.com
DATE: Aug 31 1999
LINK: SCHWENK, NAUGLE, STOUT, GOODHART & Allied Famlies
URL: http://www.my-ged.com/schwenk (SCHWENK, NAUGLE, STOUT, GOODHART)
QRYTEXT: WILLIAM EDWIN ("ED") NAUGLE, Shippensburg, Cumberland Co, PA

Ed worked at several jobs before going to work in the 1920s as an bookkeeper at the
Peerless Furniture Co., run by his brother Carl.  He became a member of the board of
directors and assistant to Carl, the president and general manager of the plant.  He
also helped his sister, Hazel Naugle Myers, start the M&N restaurant.

Ed then was instrumental in opening the first self-service grocery store in
Shippensburg.  Four years later, he sold that store and opened Naugle Motors in
1945.  It was the first Dodge dealership in Shippensburg. His sons, William and
Richard, joined him in running the business.  Today it is run by William Jr.'s sons,
Robert and William III.

Ed was instrumental in many other enterprises in Shippensburg. When the adolescents
needed a place to gather, he got a room at the American Legion, and the Teen
Canteen was born.  He also served for 25 years on the Shippensburg Recreation and
Park Commission, the last 11 of which as chairman.

In the 1960's, Ed decided Shippensburg needed a good bowling alley, and built what
is now called Park Lanes in 1964. Besides owning the establishment, he was a pretty
good bowler, carrying an average in the 180's during the 1970's.

Ed was president of the Lion's Club for a while, president of the Community Chest
for a year, and a Sunday school superintendent at the Methodist Church, where he
was very active.

He was a very successful businessman, as well as someone who, when he saw a need,
figured out how to meet it.  Ed made significant contributions to his community.

(This information from an article in the Shippensburg New Chronicle on the occasion
of Ed's 93rd birthday in May 1994.)

William Edwin NAUGLE was b. 7 May 1901 and d. 03 Feb 1997,
son of Elmer Ellsworth NAUGLE, b. 7 Oct 1871, d. 07 Dec 1915, and Maude Estella
RUSSEL, b. 15 Sep 1878, d. 02 May 1960. On 12 Sep 1924 he married Miriam Grace
("Peg") GOODHART, b. 18 Jun 1904, d. 07 Dec 1996, dau. of Clarence Jacob ("C.J.")
GOODHART, b. Apr 1880, d. 20 Jan 1963, and Florence Katherine LATSHAW, b. 19 Sep
1880, d. 07 Feb 1972.  Ed and Peg Naugle are both buried in Spring Hill Cemetery,
Shippensburg, Cumberland Co., PA. The GOODHARTs were life-long residents of Walnut
Bottom, Cumberland Co., PA.

Ed and Peg NAUGLE's children were:

1. William Edwin Naugle, Jr., b. 8 Sep 1925, d. 9 Aug 1980, m. Lois Heberlig.
2. Phyllis Louise Naugle, b. 3 Feb 1927, d. 28 Sep 1978, m. Richard C. Schwenk.
3. Richard L. Naugle, b. 6 Jan 1937.

You are welcome to e-mail me for more information on earlier generations of
NAUGLEs, SCHWENKs, GOODHARTs, RUSSELs, and LATSHAWs. You are also invited to visit
the website SCHWENK, NAUGLE, STOUT, GOODHART & Allied
Families (including many Montgomery County families),