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-'IJWM l--llftv A 4 The Evening Sun Thursday, May 7, 1992 LOCAL NEWS Jl UT Deaths McSherrystown, is in charge of the funeral arrangements which are incomplete. The full obituary will appear in Fridays edition of The Evening Sun. Herbert E. Smith McSherrystown Herbert E. Smith, 96, 429 Main McSherrystown, died Tuesday evening, March 5, 1992, at his home.

Born in McSherrystown, he was the son of the late Charles F. and Annie L. McKinney Smith. Mr. Smith was a member of Annunciation Church, McSherrystown.

He was retired from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania where he was employed as an interviewer. He was a life member of A. Thomas. He was the husband of Arlene E. Stough Thomas.

Mr. Thomas was a gospel singer. He also had a window display business, was a window designer for Griffith-Smith Mens Clothing of York, and had been associated with Weimbrom Jewelers for 35 years. He was a member of St. Paul Evangelical Congregational Church and a graduate of East Berlin High School.

He had studied voice under the direction of Charlotte Worley, Mary Seiker, Adam Hamme and Church, and U.S. Army veteran who served in Germany between 1962-1964, he was employed by Seal Air Corp. in Hanover for 28 years. He was a member and past officer of Biglerville Fire Co. and originator and show manager for the Biglerville Fire Co.

Antique Flea Market for the past 19 years, as well as a member of the American Legion Post 262, a player and manager of the Upper Adams Soft-ball League and Upper Adams Winter Bowling League. Surviving also are two sisters, Patsy Carey and Nancy Richardson, both of Gettysburg and one brother, Rick Cullison of Gettysburg. The funeral service will be held 2 p.m. Friday from St. Paul Lutheran Church in Biglerville, with his pastor, the Rev.

Bryan A. Leone McSherrystown Home Association and the Rev. Joel Nogle officiating, Pennsylvania Wayne D. Thomas THOMASVILLE Wayne D. Thomas, 62, of Thomasville, died at 5:25 a.m.

Tuesday, May 5, 1992, at Hanover General Hospital, following a brief illness. Born in York, he was the son of Fannie C. Wildasin Thomas of Thomasville, and the late George iQflQY oujlin. SHORT SUMMER LEAGUES NOW FORMING Mens Uxes Mixed Senkx Junior Peewee (3-4) (Bumpers) Adult Youth 1630 Broadway, Hanover (717) 632-BOWL i(i Burial will be in Oak Lawn Memorial Gardens. Friends may call from 1 p.m.

until the service Friday at the church. Memorial contributions may be made to the St. Paul Lutheran Church, or to the American Cancer Society. Monahan Funeral Home of Gettysburg is in charge of the arrangements. Born in Littlestown, he was the son of the late William and Emma Young Harget.

He was the husband of Helen I. Musselman Harget. They were married 69 years as of Dec. 27, 1991. Mr.

Harget was a member of St. Davids United Church of Christ in Hanover. He was also a member of the Quarter Century Club of Hanover Wire Cloth and a former member and truck driver for the Hanover Fire Dept. He retired from Hanover Wire Cloth after 27 years of service where he was a loom operator. Surviving also are five sons, Bruce W.

Harget of Jacksonville, Robert Harget of Thomasville, Kenneth L. Harget and James F. Harget, both of Hanover, and Phares H. Harget of Biglerville; four daughters, Bernice Cool of Littlestown, Jean Tharp of Hanover, Mary Doyle of Thomasville, and Patricia Muth of Manchester, 39 grandchildren; 47 greatgrandchildren; and one great-great-grandchild. He was preceded in death by one son, Donald Harget who died July 30, 1989.

The funeral service will be 10 a.m. Saturday at Wetzel Funeral Home 549 Carlisle Hanover. Burial will be in Rest Haven Cemetery. Viewing will be Friday evening at the funeral home. His pastor, the Rev.

Robert M. Myers, will officiate. Memorial contributions may be made to The Brethren Home, 2990 Carlisle Pike, New Oxford, or St. Davids United Church of Christ, 142 Hobart Road, Hanover. Delbert M.

Smith HANOVER Delbert M. Smith, 89, 213 Broadway, Hanover, died this morning, May 7, 1992, at Hanover General Hospital. He was the husband of Bessie Peters Smith. Panebakers Funeral Home, 311 Broadway, Hanover, is in charge of arrangements which are incomplete at this time. The full obit will appear in Fridays edition of Tie Evening Sun.

Joseph W. Kegel McSHERRYSTOWN Joseph Kegel, of 543 'A Main McSherrystown, died 10:30 Wednesday evening, May 6, 1992, at Hanover General Hospital where he was a patient. He was a member of the Annunciation Church, McSherrystown. Hicks Funeral Home, 501 Ridge Mrs. Duntsan, who had been an opera coach in New York City and New Oxford.

He was heard over the York radio stations WSBA and WORK for many years. Mr. Thomas had toured the Holy Land in 1966 as a soloist for Dr. Torrey Johnson. He and his wife also had toured the Holy Land in 1969, 1974 and 1978 doing concerts as the group, The International Gospel Team.

They had toured extensively with gospel tours in Europe, Africa, the Orient, Central America, the Carribean, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and the United States. For 18 years, Wayne and Arlene were sponsored by Jays Market over WSBA-TV York and WGCB-TV of Red Lion. They had been recording artists for Even Tide Recording Co. He was a former baritone soloist at the Zion Lutheran Church of York. He had also been soloist with the Spring Garden Band for several years for the broadway shows.

During his tremendous ministries and crusades, he had ministered to prisons and rescue missions, wherever his sacred concerts had taken him throughout the tours. Surviving also are one brother, George F. Thomas of Thomasville and nieces and nephews. The service will be 10 a.m. Saturday at St.

Paul Evangelical Congregational Church, 450 W. King York. His pastor, the Rev. Alfred W. Miller of St.

Paul Evangelical Congregational Church, and the Rev. Kenneth M. Weaver, pastor of Trinity Evangelical Congregational Church of Lancaster, will officiate. Burial will be in Trinity (Roths) United Church of Christ Cemetery, near Spring Grove. Viewings will be 5 to 9 p.m.

Friday and 9 to 10 a.m. Saturday at the church. The LeRoy R. Leber Funeral Home 2290 School Shiloh, is in charge of the arrangements. Memorial contributions may be made to the Sing Out Evangelism, in care of Arlene E.

Thomas, RD 1, Box 115, Thomasville, PA 17364; or to the St. Paul Evangelical Congregational Church Memorial Fund, 450 W. King York, 17404. Phares W. Harget HANOVER Phares W.

Harget, 88, of The Brethren Home, New Oxford, formerly of West Manheim Township, died Wednesday afternoon, May 6, 1992, at The Brethren Home where he had been a resident for eight years. and McSherrystown Moose. Surviving are one son, Charles A. Smith, 418 Delone McSherrystown; one grandson; three sisters, Doris N. Smith and Helen S.

Trostle, both of 429 Main McSherrystown, and Lorraine S. Alwood, 221 Kennedy Court, Hanover. The funeral will be Friday, meet-ing at Hicks Funeral Home, McSherrystown, at 8:30 a.m. followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at Annunciation at 9 a.m. His pastor, the Rev.

Paul M. Miller, will officiate. Burial will be in the parish cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home this evening with prayers at 8 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to Hospice.

James G. Feltz NEW OXFORD James G. Feltz, 73, formerly of New Oxford, died this morning, May 7, 1992, at Green Acres, Gettysburg. Feiser Funeral Home 302 Lincoln Way West, New Oxford, is in charge of arrangements which are incomplete at this time. The full obit will appear in Fridays edition of The Evening Sun.

Kenneth C. Cullison BIGLERVILLE Kenneth Clarence Cullison, 53, of 2840 Table Rock Road, Biglerville, died Tuesday, May 5, 1992, at Gettysburg Hospital. Born in Gettysburg, he was the son of Clarence D. and Irene M. Stoner Cullison of Gettysburg.

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MM Maryland Douglas L. Lenhart FINKSBURG Douglas LeRoy 66, of Finksburg, died Tuesday, May 5, 1992, at Greater Baltimore Medical Center after a brief illness. Born in Nebraska, he was the son of the late Conrad and Catherine Roth Lenhart. He was the husband of Elizabeth Desmond Lenhart. Mr.

Lenhart was retired from the Social Security Administration. He was a Navy veteran of World War II and was a member of the Firm Foundation Rock Church in Westminster. Surviving also are three sons, Eric Lenhart of Wyoming, Steven Lenhart of Baltimore and Michael Lenhart of Marston; three sisters, Leta Lenhart and Carolyn Lenhart, both of Nebraska and Eleanor Van-dell of Colorado; and six grandchildren. A memorial service will be held 1 1 a.m. Saturday at Eline Funeral Home, 934 S.

Main Hampstead, with his minister the Rev. Thomas DiMaggio officiating. Burial will be private. Circuit Court Judge Raymond E. Beck, to be held without bail.

Bryson, formerly of Deep Run Road, lived only about one mile from the Deep Run Hardware Store where Therit was killed. The storekeeper was found murdered behind his counter, from a gunshot wound to the head. If convicted on all seven counts, Bryson could face two life sentences for the first degree murder and felony murder charges. And an additional 20 years for the armed robbery count and another 10 years for robbery. companies.

Kleins Auto Salvage of New Oxford will provided the wrecked vehicles and Feiserfc Funeral Home of New Oxford will participate in the demonstration. Students from the schools Prom Promise committee feel that the mock car crash will be an important tool in bringing the message home about driving under the influence of drugs and alcohol. Drunk driving is a leading cause of death for 16-20 year olds, second only to related fatalities. The mock car crash is part of the schools Prom Promise campaign. Sponsored by Nationwide Insurance, Prom Promise is designed tb save teen-age lives by encouraging students to abstain from alcohol and drug use on prom night.

Students work with Nationwide agents to plan school events and activitiejs that increase awareness of the hazards associated with drinking and drunk driving. The campaign also allows students to compete for awards and prizes. Nationwide Agent Scott Christopher is the Prom Promise advisor to the school. WESTMINSTER, Md. A Car-roll County grand jury indicted Michael Clay Bryson Sr.

Wednesday, in the March 25 murder of Melrose storeowner, Charles Therit. According to the States Attorney Office, Bryson was indicted on seven criminal charges including first degree murder, 2 counts of felony murder, robbery with a deadly weapon, misdemeanor theft under $300, and the common law charge of battery. Bryson, 25, who is currently being held in the Carroll County Detention Center, has been ordered by Mothers Day Sunday Dinner sponsor PENN TWP. U0NS CLUB by and GRANGEVILLE FIRE COMPANY Turkey with all the Trimmings! May 10th, 1992 1 1 AM until Adults $6.00 Children $3.00 UNDER 6 FREE CARRY OUTS $6.00 All Moms are 12 Price! Meal Served Family Style at the Fire Company 585 McAllister Hanover, PA 17331 Mock accident will show tragedy of driving drunk Public record DHospitals HANOVER GENERAL ADMISSIONS Mrs. Ray Bowen, Hanover; Mrs.

George Zum brum, Hanover; Emma E. Weaver New Oxford; Clair E. Shermeyer, Get tysburg; Mrs. Roy K. Cline, New Ox ford; and Dorothy R.

Degolyer Hanover. DISCHARGES George W. Brin ton, Littlestown; Erwin O. Trinks, Ab bottstown; and Christina S. Martin Hanover.

GETTYSBURG HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS Mary E. Barrett, Biglerville; Mrs. Eric Smarsh, Fairfield; Mrs. Michael Staub Biglerville; George S. Price, Biglerville; and James D.

Reeder, Aspers. DISCHARGES Grace A. Emig, Gettysburg; Mildred I. Hardman, Em-mitsburg, Mrs. Gregory Sanders and daughter, Biglerville; and Roy B.

Weaver, Cashtown. DBirths GETTYSBURG HOSPITAL Tina L. Hess, Hanover, a son, ues-day, May 5, 1992. Mr. and Mrs.

Eric Smarsh (Tammy J. Howe), Fairfield, a daughter, Tuesday, May 5, 1992. OTHERS Jonathan and Karen Janney of Brodbecks, a daughter, April 30, 1 992, at York Hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

Kirk L. Fuhrman (Cindy Nill), Downingtown, a daughter, Monday, May 4, 1992, at Brandywine Hospital. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lowell K.

Fuhrman, 23 Glendale Hanover. Police log HANOVER POLICE WEDNESDAY 6:36 a.m. A business in the 300 block of Poplar Street reported that an unknown person shot out several windows in their building with a BB or pellet gun. 5:58 p.m. Domestic dispute reported in the 200 block of Locust Street.

6:00 p.m. Domestic dispute reported in the 100 block of East Chestnut Street. ifrmrmfft N. Hanover Mall Square Nells in a 10:10 p.m. Domestic incident reported in the first block of Commerce Street.

10:31 p.m. Accident to the rear of the 200 block of Third Street when an unoccupied 1990 Ford owned by Ralph Mummert of 265 Third Hanover, drifted from its parking place at his residence and struck a building at Oxford Innovations, 5 Commerce Hanover. The vehicle required towing. TODAY 12:1 8 a. m.

Following a traffic stop in the 100 block of East Walnut Street, a 55-year-old Hanover man was arrested for driving under the influence and later released at his residence. PENN TOWNSHIP POLICE WEDNESDAY 8 a.m, A cigarette case was reported lost on Clover Lane. 8:40 a.m. A vehicle drifted into a garage in the 700 block of York Street. 6:08 p.m.

A burglary was reported the first block of Center Street where jewelry box was taken. 8:33 p.m. A custody dispute was reported in the 1600 block of Baer Avenue. TODAY 12:21 a.m. A complaint of loud juveniles was received in the 800 block of Baltimore Street.

The youths were located and told to leave the area. MCSHERRYSTOWN POLICE TUESDAY 5:24 p.m. A one-vehicle accident on Walnut Street resulted in minor injuries and the vehicle was towed. John Lawrence, 58, 908 Linden McSherrystown, told police the accelerator of his Chevrolet Blazer stuck causing the vehicle to travel at a high rate of speed out of the parking lot of the McSherrystown Home Association, down Walnut Street where it struck a steel and cement retaining post, chain link fence, and ornamental bushes and trees, property owned by Mark Stock, 360 Ridge Ave. 10:10 p.m.

A loud music complaint was received in the 400 block of De-lone Avenue. CUMBERLAND TWP. POLICE WEDNESDAY Beverly West reported that an unknown person scratched the doors of her Mercury Topaz with a sharp object while it was parked at 5 Heth St. Fire log HANOVER FIRE DEPT. I Homewood Downtown Mkt.

(Rte. ii) NEW OXFORD New Oxford High School students will be learning about the tragic consequences of drunk driving during their mock car crash at 8:15 a.m. Friday. Area officials and emergency crews will participate in the program, including Adams County Coroner Patricia Leinbach, New Oxford Borough Police, Life Lion helicopter from Hershey Medical Center, Medic 46 trauma unit from Hanover General Hospital, and Hampton and New Oxford fire Wednesday: 10:30 p.m. Engine 46-2 responded to the rear of the 200 block of Third Street where a vehicle ran into a structure; and the ambulance responded to one call.

Today: 1:30 a.m. Engine 46-2 was dispatched to a vehicle fire at Maple and Carlisle streets. MEDIC 46 The medic unit responded to four calls Wednesday: 9:55 a.m. The Brethren Home, chest pain; 10:10 a.m. Frederick Street, shortness of breath; 10:32 a.m.

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