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The Sentinel, Carlisle, Monday, November 14, 1988 FOR THE RECORd ObiTUARiES Helen B. Orr Helen B. Orr, 78, of Clairmont Delaware; two sisters, Edith HimDrive, Carlisle, died Friday in Cum- mel of Altoona and Eleanor McDade berland County Nursing Home. of Mechanicsburg; 15 grandchildren She was the widow of William R. and 19 great-grandchildren.

Orr. Surviving are two sons, William E. Services were held today at the Orr Sr. of Dauphin and David R. Orr Myers Funeral Home, Mechanicsof Enola; three daughters, Janet burg, with the Rev.

Robert Stone Handshew and Deanna Nailor, both officiating. Burial was in Mechanicsnf Carliclo and Linda Wood of burg Cemetery. Marjorie C. Wagner Marjorie C. Wagner, 88, of 507-A S.

Val R. Wagner of Yardley; and two West Carlisle, and formerly of grandchildren. Upper Darby, died Saturday at the Services will be at 4 p.m. Tuesday Todd Memorial Home in Carlisle. in Hoffman-Roth Funeral Home, 219 Born March 1, 1900 in N.

Hanover Carlisle, with the Washingtonville, Ohio, she was the Rev. Dr. William Moyer officiating. daughter of the late Irvin Matthew Burial 1 will be in Valley Forge and R. Augusta Velhagen Cook.

The Memorial Gardens, King of Prussia, widow of G. William she at 2 p.m. Wednesday with the Rev. was a secretary at University of Dr. Gilbert Doan officiating.

Pennsylvania's Wharton School of Friends may call one hour prior to Business in the sociology depart- services Tuesday at the funeral ment, and a member of Lutheran home. Church of Holy Communion in Memorial contributions may be Philadelphia. made to Lutheran Church of the Holy Surviving are a daughter, Lee Ann Communion, 2111 Sansom Wagner, with whom she lived; a son, Philadelphia 19103. George E. Bowermaster George E.

Bowermaster, 97, Collins of Boiling Springs; a son, formerly of 166 E. Penn Carlisle, Charles W. Bowermaster of RD1 died Friday i in Cumberland County Fairfield; five grandchildren, nine Nursing Home. great-grandchildren and five Born Aug. 28, 1891 in Carlisle to the great great-great-grandchildren.

late John and Mary Miller Services will be at 10:30 a.m Bowermaster, he was the widower of Tuesday in the Hoffman-Roth Myrtle Irene Seck Bowermaster. He Funeral Home, 219 N. Hanover was a former employee of Levy's Carlisle, with the Rev. David Reed Silk Mill and G.R. Kinney Shoe officiating.

Burial will be in and an Army and Navy veteran of Westminster Memorial Gardens. World War I. Friends may call Tuesday one hour Surviving are a daughter, Marie J. prior to services at the funeral home. Verna A.

Bitner Verna A. Bitner, 81, formerly of 135 Clarence P. Rowe and Ralph R. N. Bedford Carlisle, died Friday Rowe, both of Carlisle, and Robert A.

in the Veterans Home in Holi- Rowe of Boiling Springs; two sisters, daysburg. Erma M. Oakley of Mechanicsburg Born Feb. 20, 1907 in Jackson and Ruth A. Wilson of Carlisle.

Township to the late Clyde and Annie Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Susan Hollenbaugh Rowe, she was Wednesday in the Hoffman-Roth the widow of Frederick G. Bitner. Funeral Home, 219 N. Hanover She was a Army Air Force veteran of Carlisle, with the Rev.

Kenneth Hoke World War II, former employee of officiating. Burial will be in CumberCarlisle Garment Factory, and a land Valley Memorial Gardens. member of American Legion Post Friends may call one hour prior to 101. services Wednesday at the funeral Surviving are three brothers, home. Alma Service Page Alma Service Page, 87, formerly of and five great-great-grandchildren.

Harrisburg, died Sunday at the Services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday Alliance Home. in the Alliance Home Chapel with the Revs. Robert Stewart and Daniel Born April 21, 1901 in Harrisburg to the late and Cora Coles Andresen officiating. Burial will be Peter Gerhart, she was the widow of the in Kutz's Cemetery, Middlesex Rev.

E. Fred Page. She was a Township. member of Alliance Church in Har- Friends may call at the chapel one risburg. hour prior to services Tuesday.

Memorial contributions may be a Surviving are a stepdaughter, made to Alliance Home, 770 S. Betsey Schuck of Aurora, a Hanover Carlisle 17013. stepson, Dr. Fred C. Page of The Hoffman-Roth Funeral Home, Cambridge, England; three grand- 219 N.

Hanover Carlisle, is in children, eight -grandchildren charge of arrangements. Edna D. Klein Edna D. Klein, 70, of 1190 auxiliary member of Police Boys Bendersville-Wenksville Road, Club in Hickville, Long Island. Aspers, died Saturday at her home.

In addition to her mother, she i is Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., to Freda survived by her husband, Charles G. Johns Dickman Glendenning of Get- Klein, and a son, Charles A. Klein of tysburg and the late Walter Aspers. Dickman, and she had lived in Adams County for 11 years. She was Services will be at 1:30 p.m.

a member of Bethlehem Lutheran Tuesday in Bethlehem Lutheran Church, associated with Veterans of Church, Bendersville, with the Rev. Wars the Vietman Daniel Biels III officiating. Burial Foreign during conflict, former Sunday school will be in Wenksville Cemetery. teacher for more than 10 years in Friends may call at the Dugan Long Island, N.Y., was active in Mill Funeral Home tonight, 7-9 p.m., and Neck Manor School for Lutheran one hour prior to services Tuesday at Children in Long Island, and an Bethlehem Lutheran Church. Beda E.

Johnson Beda E. Johnson, 57, of 148 Black Strayer of Chambersburg and John Chambersburg, died Sunday in Strayer Shippensburg; a sister, the Chambersburg Hospital. Patricia Starliter of Mercersburg; 12 She was born March 19, 1931 in grandchildren; several nieces and Southampton Township to Bernice nephews. Ott Strayer of Mercersburg and the Services will be at 2 p.m. Wedlate William R.

Strayer. The widow nesday i in the Fogelsanger-Bricker of Merle Johnson, she was a former Funeral Home, 112 W. King employee of U-Wann-Wash Frocks Shippensburg, with the Rev. Steven Co. in Shippensburg.

Russell officiating. Burial will be in In addition to her mother, she is Cleversburg Cemetery. survived by James Varner, with Friends may call 7-9 p.m. Tuesday whom she lived; two sons, Merle E. at the funeral home.

Johnson of Chambersburg and Memorial contributions may be William R. Johnson of Camp Hill; a made to American Cancer Society, daughter, Betty C. Orndorff of Ship- Franklin County Chapter, 452 E. pensburg; two brothers, Galen E. King Chambersburg 17201.

DEEdS TRANSFERREd The following deeds have been Stephen Butler to Joseph Hanna, reported in Cumberland County $85,000. Courthouse: Capitol 100 Associates to Edwin Penn Ullom, $195,000. Stephen Hill to Lee Keesaman, thony Anthony Monko and Monko and wife to Normal wife, $1. Mark Holmes to Kenneth Vino- Rales and others to Pheasgrad, ant Run Associates, $1. Dennis CCNB Bank to Catherine $52,900.

Naugle to Renate Naugle, $13,950. Foltz, $1. Delbert Koser to Norman Lybrand, Truck Parts Plus Inc. to Jerry $22,900. Hionis and others, $27,090.

Stony Point Developers Inc. to Robert Diehl to Lawrence Latsha, John Messenger, $92,000. $25,000. Owen Meals Sr. to Marlin Glane Brewbaker to Jeffery Walters, $87,500.

Eastern Consolidated Land CorSilver Spring poration to Thomas Gaughen, $1. Wynnewood West Development Thomas Gaughen to Gerald Company to Harold Funke, $92,400. Aumiller, $30,000. Stephen Johansen to Stor-Mor, LaRue Wagner to LaRue Wagner $125,000. and husband, $1.

Bob to the Sentinel A collision in downtown Carlisle slightly injured two men Friday evening. See details below. Downtown collision injures two men Two Carlisle men were slightly injured Friday evening in a two-car collision downtown. Carlisle police reports say Jonathan E. Reisinger, 24, 73 Shughart Road, Carlisle, was westbound in the 100 block of East High Street about 7:30 p.m.

As he attempted to turn left onto South Hanover Street, his vehicle was struck by one driven by Michael E. Singer, of Plainfield. Singer was eastbound on West High Street. Reisinger and his passenger, Donald Reisinger, 162 E. Old York Road, Carlisle, were taken to Carlisle Hospital, where they were treated and released, hospital sources say.

Jonathan Reisinger was cited for driving while under the influence and improper left turn and released. Teen killed while crossing highway Police A 14-year-old girl was killed in Perry County Friday evening when she was struck by a car near Clark's Ferry Bridge. State police in Newport say Kelly Lynn Brightbill of Duncannon died from injuries she suffered about 6:15 p.m. as she attempted to cross Route 22 in Reed Township. Miss Brightbill was crossing from parking lot on the north side of Route 22 at the west end of Clarks Ferry Bridge.

She crossed four lanes of traffic and was struck in the fifth by an eastbound vehicle. The driver of the vehicle, Lawrence E. Barr, 36, Kennett Square, was not injured, police reports say. Hospital NOTES Admitted Friday to Carlisle Hospital: Sara Gettel, Mechanicsburg; Joseph Kucker, Carlisle. Discharged Friday from Carlisle Hospital: Myrtle Hoffman, Baby boy Peters, Gertrude Wade.

Admitted Saturday to Carlisle Hospital: Will Tate, Earl Hair, Ruth Hair, Carolyn Karper, Carlisle; Jessica Fetter. Mt. Holly Springs. Discharged Saturday from Carlisle Hospital: Mrs. James Blessing and baby boy, Mrs.

Donald Blosser Jr. and baby girl, Mrs. Gary Darr, Herman Green, Mrs. Harold Hickle, Grace Mell, Lorraine Sostar, Mrs. David Snyder Sr.

and baby girl, Frances Stewart, Ashley Weidner. Admitted Sunday to Carlisle Hospital: Eugene Lehmer, Dillsburg; Jef- Miss Brightbill was taken to Harrisburg Hospital where she War pronounced dead on arrival. Three slightly hurt in two-car collision Silver Spring Township police investigated a two-car collision along Route 944 Saturday evening that injured three people. Police reports say Thomas Bare, 39, of Duncannon was eastbound on Route 944 when he attempted to turn left onto Millers Gap Road. An eastbound vehicle driven by Evelyn Walsh, 72, of Marysville, struck Bare's vehicle broadside.

The incident occurred about 7:30 p.m. Ms. Walsh was taken to Holy Spirit Hospital where she was treated and released. Bare and his wife, Janette, 39, were taken to Polyclinic Hospital where they were treated and released, hospital sources say. Driver critically hurt in one-car crash A Harrisburg man is in critical condition following a one car accident in Silver Spring Township early Sunday morning.

Police reports say Keith Gilcrist, 25, of Harrisburg was southbound on Route 11 near Taylor Boulevard about 2 a.m. when he crossed into the lefthand lane. His vehicle crossed the median and both northbound lanes and went off the north berm. The vehicle then struck and sheared off a school zone speed limit sign and went down an embankment, where it sheared off a utility pole before coming to rest. frey Mitten, Landisburg.

Discharged Sunday from Carlisle Hospital: Mrs. Kenneth Beidel, Mrs. William Chronister, Baby boy Darr, Margaret Hoffer, Brandon Seibert, Mrs. Ricky Shoemaker and boy, Mrs. Paul Snyder and baby boy, Mrs.

David Thomas. BiRTHS Born Saturday in Carlisle Hospital to: Paul and Jean (Hursh) Snyder, Shippensburg, boy. John and Elizabeth (Cook) Cox, Carlisle, girl. Ricky and Betsy (Kauffman) Ohrum, Shermans Dale, boy. Born Sunday in Carlisle Hospital to: Ronald and Jeanne (Shaff) Tritt, Newville, girl.

Tracey Keffer, Enola, girl. NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE Beware of that phone solicitor or the door-to-door salesman. Before you buy check our prices. MT. HOLLY SPRINGS CEMETERY ASSOCIATION has cemetery lots starting at $350.00 $250.00 grave opening and closing charge (7 days a week) No Other Hidden Cost MT.

HOLLY SPRINGS CEMETERY ASSOCIATION Michael Bixler, Caretaker For Information, call 486-5691 Contact your local funeral director for burial vault prices. Gilcrist was taken to Harrisburg Hospital where he is in critical condition, hospital sources say. Police seek driver who struck hydrant State police in Carlisle are searching for a hit-and-run driver who Police struck a reports fire hydrant say a Saturdacie struck and broke off a fire hydrant along Hamilton Road sometime Saturday, and the driver left the scene. The hydrant belongs to the South Middleton Township Fire Co. Anyone with information concerning the incident is asked to contact state police in Carlisle at 249-2121.

Police seek meter 'napper' Carlisle police are searching for a parking meter "napper" who made off with two meters Friday. Police reports say the meters, worth about $1,000, were taken between 9 p.m. and 10 p.m. from a borough parking lot on the north side of West Louther Street. The meters were recently placed in cement on the west side of the parking lot and were pulled out while the cement was still wet.

Anyone with information concerning the incident is asked to contact Carlisle police at 243-5252. Woman arrested on drug charges A 27-year-old woman was arrested Friday afternoon by Carlisle police on multiple charges including unlawful delivery and possession of cocaine. Debra J. Coleman was arrested on an outstanding warrant about 1:30 p.m. in her room in the Valley Motel, 1580 Ritner Highway.

A warrant for unlawful delivery of cocaine was issued for Ms. Coleman following a 10-month undercover operation; however, an attempt to locate her during a recent drug raid failed, police reports say. During the arrest, officers found drug paraphernalia and a "white substance" that was later tested and identified as cocaine. That led to an additional charge of possession with intent to deliver cocaine, police reports say. Ms.

Coleman was arraigned before District Justice Donald Daihl and charged with unlawful possession with intent to deliver cocaine, unlawful delivery of cocaine, nine counts of theft by deception and nine counts of passing bad checks. She was remanded to Cumberland County Prison in lieu of $25,000. Hearings for Ms. Coleman have been scheduled for 9:30 and 10 a.m. Nov.

16.m. FiRE CAlls Sunday, Nov. 13 4:18 p.m. car fire; Boscov's Department Store; Camp Hill Fire and ambulance, Hampden. 11:49 a.m.

auto accident; Rt. 11 at All American; Cumberland Fire and ambulance, Union, Carlisle ALS. 8:24 a.m. stove fire; 528 Garland Drive; Cumberland Fire and ambulance, Union, Empire, Friendship, Mt. Holly Springs, North Middleton.

6:35 a.m. auto accident; southbound I-81; Newville ambulance, Penn. 5:00 a.m. auto accident; Rt. 11; Vigilant and Cumberland Valley medics, Franklin County.

3:25 a.m. auto accident; 823 Pine Road; Mt. Holly Springs ambulance. 2:49 a.m. auto accident; milemarker 211 eastbound; Newville Fire and ambulance, Cumberland Valley ambulance, Carlisle ALS.

1:55 a.m. 6785 Carlisle Pike; New Kingstown, Silver Spring Twp. Fire and ambulance, Mechanicsburg Citizens, West Shore ALS, West Shore ALS. Saturday, Nov. 12 9:51 p.m.

leaf fire; Grinnel Drive; Lower Allen Twp. Fire and ambulance. 8:23 p.m. leaf fire; 1600 blk. of Chatam Road; Lower Allen Twp.

Fire and ambulance. 7:25 p.m. auto accident; Rt. 944 and Old Willow Mill; Silver Spring Fire and ambulance, Hampden Twp. Fire and ambulance, Mechanicsburg ambulance, West Shore ALS.

5:14 p.m. auto accident; High and West streets; Union, Cumberland Fire and ambulance, Carlisle ALS. 4:08 p.m. automatic alarm; 21 Roadway Drive; New Kingstown, North Middleton, Union, Cumberland ambulance. 3:16 p.m.

gas leak inside; 209 Glenside Lane; Lower Allen Twp. Fire and ambulance. 2:30 p.m. field fire; Greenhouse Road; Mt. Holly Springs Fire and ambulance, Aspers, York Springs.

4:37 a.m. fire in wall; Hershey Road; Vigilant, Cumberland Valley Fire and ambulance, West End, South Newton. 4:18 a.m. auto accident; Rt. 641 near Rt.

174; Monroe, Upper Allen Twp. Fire and ambulance, Mechanicsburg Citizens, West Shore ALS. 4:05 a.m. automatic alarm; Bethany Village; Lower Allen Twp. Fire and ambulance, Shiremanstown.

3:27 a.m. auto accident; Trindie Road at Pealers; Hampden. Something To Think About ERIC L. HOLLINGER DIRECTOR HOSPICE: WHAT IS IT? Hospice is a relatively new recently in Ireland and England word in health care. The word where the idea was revived.

itself i is a very old one, dating This program generated back to the Middle Ages and enthusiasm for improved care of pilgrimages to holy of the dying in countries all places. In those days, a over the world. hospice was a "way station," a Today, there are well over place where a religious order 200 hospice programs in provided special care to operation in the United States pilgrims who were sick or alone. The movement is dying in their journey. The growing, and it appears that word "hospice" is the root for most urban areas and many both "hospitality" and rural areas will have some sort "hospital." of hospice coverage within the Little was done about the next few years.

concept of a special place or a special program to care for the GIBSON FUNERAL HOME dying for a long time until 501 N. Baltimore Ave. Mt. Holly Springs, PA 17065 486-3433.