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2 The Sentinel, Carlisle, Friday, December 4, 1987 FOR THE RECORd ObiTUARiEs Esther Mrs. Esther F. Lehman, 66, of RD4 Newville, died Thursday at Hershey Medical Center. She was a retired sample maker for the U-Wana-Wash Frocks of Newville. She was born in Lower Mifflin Township and was the daughter of the late Ira and Daisy McMullin Hockensmith.

She attended the Green Spring Church of God. She was a member of the Ladies Auxiliary of VFW Post 6070, Newville and did sewing for the Applachian Christian Ministry. Surviving are her husband, Clair two daughters, Miss Linda Lehman, Camp Hill and Mrs. Donna Howell, RD1 Newport; five sons, Robert RD4 Newville; Edgar Eagle River, Alaska; John RD1 May F. May F.

Brenner, 87, Bethany Village, Mechanicsburg, died Tuesday at the village. She was a retired high school teacher from Boiling Springs School District and Woodbury School District, New Jersey. She was a member of Carlisle United Methodist Church and was a widow of W. Joseph Brenner. Surviving are four sisters, Mabel Babcock, Lewisberry; Eva Herr and C.

Chloe C. Chloe Morrison, formerly of Boiling Springs, died Thursday in the Cumberland County Nursing Home in Middlesex Twp. She was the daughter of the late George P. and Bessie Reighter Reggelman and resided most of her life in Boiling Springs. She was a graduate of Hagerstown High School, Hagerstown, was a retired employee of the Carlisle Shoe Company; member of the St.

John's Lutheran Church, Boiling Springs; and a charter member of the auxiliary of the VFW Post in Boiling Springs. F. Lehman Liverpool; Gary RD4 Newville and Michael Plainfield; one sister, Mrs. Ethel Hoover, Carlisle; six brothers, Leroy, Albert and Bruce, RD3 Newville: Robert Hockensmith, RD4 Newville, Orville Hockensmith, Newville and James Hockensmith, Carlisle; 14 grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. Services will be held Saturday at 11 a.m.

at the Egger Funeral Home, 15 Big Spring Newville, with the Rev. K. Hull Byers officiating. Burial will be in Cumberland Valley Memorial Gardens. Friends will be received one hour before services.

Contributions may be made to the American Heart Association. Brenner Cathrin Edwards, both of Bethany Village and Olive Wester, Pittman, New Jersey; and numerous nieces and nephews. Memorial services will be held Thursday, Dec. 10 at 2 p.m. in the Bethany Village Chapel.

Burial will be at the convenience of the family. There will be no viewing. Arrangements made by the Neill Funeral Home, Camp Hill. Morrison Surviving are her husband, Robert L. Morrison, Mt.

Holly Springs; one step-son, J. Roy Morrison, one step-daughter, Hazel Lee Biddle, Beaver Fall; one sister, Ruth Whitney, Hagerstown; three grandchildren, three step and several great-granchildren. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Ewing Brothers Funeral Home, 630 S. Hanover Carlisle, with the Rev.

Sterlen S. Sheaffer, her pastor, officiating. Burial will be in the Mt. Zion Cemetery in Monroe Twp. Friends may call at the funeral home from 1 p.m.

until time of the service. Violet V. Elsesser Violet V. Elsesser, 78, of MedaNipple Convalescent Home, Thompsontown, died Thursday. She was a member of Whiteland United Methodist Church and was a retired seamstress from the former East Salem Shirt Factory.

Surviving are a son, Melvin Renninger of RD1 Thompstown; two stepdaughters, Geraldine Cramer, RD1 Thompstown, and Mildred Willow, RD1 Liverpool; a brother, Home P. Bookwalter, Carlisle; and three grandchildren, seven stepgrandchildren, two greatgrandchildren and 23 step-greatgrandchildren. Services will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday in Yeisley Funeral Home, McAlisterville, with the Rev. Phillip May officiating.

Burial will be in Whiteland Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday. DEEdS TRANSFERREd The following property deeds were reported in Cumberland County Courthouse: Carlisle Betty Giles' administrator to David Lebo, $24,000. Dickinson Linwood Phillips Jr.

to Clarke Garrett, $25,000. Hampden H.S. Service Corp. to Hampden Hearth, $22,000. H.S.

Service Corp. to Hampden Hearth, $22,000. David Ringlaben to Dongsik Suh, $79,000. Jack Kaufman to Robert Miller, $81,900. Frank Pertschi to John Comey, $120.

Richard Cleckner to Franklin Miles $119,500. Monroe Philip Weigel to Jack Kaufman, $98,000. George Andreas to Roger Hooper, $106,000. William Krall to Joe Pilkington, $62,500. North Middleton Hazel Brame to Robert Noll, $121,000.

William Witt to Nilkanth Pandya, $57,000. Ethel Myers to Eve Chance, $50,250. Robert Highlands to Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, $1. Penn Frances Koser to William Richenbach, $55,000. George Stambaugh to Barry Fetter, $14,000.

Silver Spring Sara Snyder to Lenerd Fisher, $75,000. Thomas Houser to William Callaghan, $77,500. Dale Bonney to Douglas Magers, $52,900. Harold Stoner to Dean Lebo, $25,630. South Middleton Raymond and Genevieve Diehl to Martin Ludt $17,900.

Raymond and Genevieve Diehl to Martin Ludt $17,900. William White to BEH Properties, $1. Ivo Otto Jr. to J.R. Properties, $75,000.

Fred Sowers to Richard Himes, $8,900. Lucretia Minnich to St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, $40,000. Donald Rich III to Edward Wilson, $81,000. Dennis Salisbury to Robert Mehring, $43,000.

WIDer Victi Wu Pawich o' Leary, $19,500, Kate Baty to Larry Lee Lehman, $30,000. Raymond Diehl to Dennis Tozzini, $84,900. William March to Sephen Boore, $10,000. Lloyd Herring to Paul Hamilton, $1. Earl Brenneman to Paul Hamilton, $1.

Upper Allen Pa. Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs Endowment Foundation, Inc. to Mary Alice Mumma, $12,000. A. Eugene Williams to Emmett Zimmerman, $81,000.

PolicE Man injured in truck crash A Newport area man suffered severe injuries Thursday when his pickup truck collided with a flatbed truck in Reed Township, Dauphin County. Hershey Medical Center officials said 56-year-old Clark R. Stitzel, RD1, remains in critical condition. Stitzel was flown to the hospital by Life Lion helicopter, after being trapped for about an hour. State police at Newport said the accident occurred about 6:20 p.m.

on Route 22-322, west of the Clarks Ferry Bridge. Stitzel's westbound pickup crossed into the center lane into the path of an eastbound truck driven by 61-year-old Herman C. McNeal of Todd. Following impact, police said McNeal's truck swerved, crossed into the westbound lanes and hit the side of a westbound car driven by Roger E. Conaway, RD1, Osceola Mills.

Police said McNeal and Conaway area was restricted for about were not injured. Traffic through the hours as rescue personnel cleared the scene. Man homeless after fire A Mt. Holly Springs man is temporarily homeless after an accidental fire extensively damaged his residence Thursday night. Borough fire Chief Ivan Bretzman said David N.

Carr, 15 East was asleep in the living room about 11:55 p.m. when he was awakened by smoke. When firefighters arrived, flames were visible along the entire south wall. Bretzman said the dining room and a bedroom directly above it sustained heavy damage, and the entire house sustained considerable heat and smoke damage. The loss was estimated at $35,000.

State police at Carlisle said the fire began in a wood stove. Mt. Holly Springs firefighters were assisted by volunteers from Cumberland-Good Will in Carlisle and South Middleton Township. There were no injuries, Bretzman said. Though the blaze was under control in about 15 minutes, Bretzman said firefighters were on the scene until about 2 a.m.

Bretzman said Carr, whose house was completely remodeled after an October 1986 fire, will live with a neighbor. Fire destroyed this Jeep in a Shiremanstown blaze on Thursday. (Story at right). HONOR Roll The following students were named to the honor roll for the first quarter at Cumberland Valley High School: 12th grade Kimberly Alleman, Melissa Anderson, Michelle Anderson, Margaret Appleby, Maureen Batdorf, David Batista, Sharon Bear, Amy Bodford, Susan Bradshaw, Andrew Cantor, Angela Carlisle, Michael Chang, Dawn Chorba, Joseph Colistra, Pamela Condrasky, Jane Coover, Beth Ann Cox, Manish Dadhania, 1 Dayton, David Dolbin, Larry Dove, Teresa Duncan, Karen Eckerd, John Eydenberg, Jennifer Ferrara, Maggie Finkelstein, Kathleen Flaherty; Also, Edward Fox, Amy Frankart, Lane Fresh, Lori Frey, Birgit Fromherz, Lori Garvey, Quinn Genzel, Mary Godar, Dana Hamrick, Michelle Harlin, Gina Heckard, Blake Henry, Todd Hensley, Lisa Hertzler, Jude Hillenbrand, Deniene Hoy, Margaret Hoyt, Barry Hutchison, Heather Kaufold, Seth Keller, Kristina Knowles, Heidi Kohlhaas, James Krahulec, Kelly Kroener, Jennifer Kunkle, Kwee, Jennifer Lantz, Annette Loftus, Debra Lohman, Teresa Loy, Brenda Lynch; Also, Jennifer Mack, Amy McAfee, Babette McLaughlin, Jeremy McMichael, Dawn Meyer, Christine Miller, Chrisine Minnich, Sheri Mittong, Greg Morgan, Karen Moum, Michele Mulder, Mihir Munshi, Tracy Murphy, Melinda Nailor, Joseph Oswald, Kristen Peduzzi, Karla Pierce, Edward Powers, Martha Quigley, Quirk, Tobin Rachford, Tina Rhodes, Treena Riede, Craig Ritter, Melissa Romero, Wendy Schaffer, Michael Schuckers Also, Tamara Schwartz, Tim Scouler, Gia Sgrignoli, Deborah Shafer, Suhrud Shah, Karen Sheaffer, Nancy Shoun, Joseph Sicchitano, Diane Smoyer, Lisa Sprague, Sandra Starling, Kristin Stehn, Stephanie Suran, Mark Swartz, Frederick Tabor, Omar Tamin, Paul Thistle, James Thomas, Ivy Todd, Marie Urbasik, Jon Walker, Matthew Weidner, Tammy Wentling, Karen Wertz, Mark West, Heidi Westermeier, Michael Whitehead, Jeffrey Whitman; Also, Aleisha Wildon, Cathleen Williams, Donna Wilt, Ann Wright, Lisa Wright, Karyn Yeingst, Lori Zimmer. 11th grade Thanita Adams, Jeannette Anderson, Donald Atkinson, Terri Barge, Ajay Batra, Jeffery Bivens, Susan Blanset, John Bork, Susan Bowers, Amy Brent, Amy Buckley, Michelle Buddenbaum, Donna Burkett, Amy Christenson, Kent Clelland III, Darlene Coover, Anne Croteau, Carrie Curtis, Deborah Daywalt, Susan Daywalt, Rebecca Deets, Jennifer Dodd, Lori Dudley, Noel Eberly, Kevin Eslinger, Kim Essis, Marsha Fetterhoff, Lynda Franz; Also, Melanie Fresh, Janelle Gaetino, Timothy Gearhart, David Gebhart, Thomas Gensbigler, Traci Gettys, Jill Glockner, Dana Hagarman, Kathleen Hartzell, Juliette Heinze, John Henderson, Angela Herrider, Kyle Hetrick, Janine Hoaster, Kevin Kenjarski, Christine Kocott, Andrew Kuebler, Cynthia Kwee, Jung Lee, Jennifer Lewin, Marc Lindsay, Keith Lobel, Gregory Long, Aria McCall, Rebecca Nelson, Mark Newman, Karen Otto; Also, Laura Pass, Trupti Patel, MARRIAGE LICENSES The following marriage licenses were recorded in the Cumberland County Courthouse: Michael Andrew Nickey, RD4, Newville, and Rebecca Sue Thompson, RD3, Newville.

William Paul Conrad 1906 Darmouth Camp Hill, and Danielle Dee Metz, 6409 Lexington Drive, Mechanicsburg. Kenneth Samuel Mumma Sr. and Christine Marie Bream, 15 Penny Lane, Enola. Lynn Ivan Wheland Jr. and Cheryl Marie Rider, 100 Elicker Road, Apt.

Carlisle. Kenneth Kershaw and Carol Lee Fitton, 512 Porsha Terrace, Camp Hill, Mark Andre Abbey and Linda Elaine Shearer, 33 Prospect Road, Carlisle. Joseph Dale Fagan, Enola, and Michele Ann Humm, 206 Second Summerdale. James Owen Young, Mechanicsburg, and Paula Joan Sackandy, 200 Gull Court, Mechanicsburg. Jagadeesh K.

Moola and Mary C. Dexter, 622 Cedar Ridge Lane, Mechanicsburg. Duane D. Heishman, RD5, Newville and Karen S. McAlister, RD3 Newville.

Franklin G. Giovannelli Jr. and Jeanna M. Alexander, St. Anne, Ill.

James Groner and Juliette Lareau, 815 Wertzville Road, Enola. Todd W. Hinton, 725 Franklin Carlisle, and Kimberly M. Johnson, 103 Meadow Carlisle. Kevin L.

Stockton and Phyllis Lee Grayson, 2907 Harvard Camp Hill. Everett E. Shoaff and Maureen Fahnestock, 413 Kent Drive, Mechanicsburg. Larry E. Peck Sr.

and Peggy A. Finton, 2615 N. Rosegarden Mechanicsburg. Elizabeth Patri, Shannon Quirk, Richard Rein, David Riker, Julie Ritterpusch, Jennifer Rorke, Allison Roth, Schenck, Douglas Seaworth, Laura Sebastian, Janice Sheibley, Craig Snoke, Christine Stanton, Anthony Starner, Richard Stewart, Andrea Stout, Kristin Stufft, Susan Thomas, Michelle Tiboni, Kristin Townsend, Donald Underdonk, Kirk Waldmann, Laura Ward, Tim Weber, Michael N. Wert, Stephanie Worhach, Sarah Young, Laurie Zendal.

10th grade Peter Agrafiotis, Jonathon Alvear, Mark Becker, Brett Berra, Linda Bork, Brian Broniak, Julie Brymesser, David Burkett, Todd Cameron, Jennifer Collins, Daniel Condrasky, Anne Cypcar, Jennifer Davenport, Susan Dubas, Heidi Durbeck, Gulamali Emadi, Jeffrey Erikson, Denise Foster, Kristin Froehlich, Noah Genzel, Nicole Giese, Nicole Greevy, Manisha Hasija, Peter Hassler, Matthew Henry, Chad Hershock, Randy Howard; Also, Douglas Irvin, Donald Jacobs, Shannon Kennedy, Jeff Klaburner, Katherine Koestner, Angela Lehman, Stacy Lifton, Diana Matteson, Lisa Miller, Nicole Miller, Jeremy Mills, Mary Lou Myers, Alex Neff, William Nickerson, Jeffry Quellet, Eunju Park, Jenny Peduzzi, Glenn Petko, Kristen Phillips, Anne Powers, Susan Rajnik, Laura Ramp, Mark Raybeck, William Reid, Thomas Reilly, Dawn Roberts, Romero, James Sauve, Lana Sgrignoli, Michael Stoner, Mark Underwood, Walker, Justin Weaver. 9th grade Elizabeth Addams, Jennifer Anderson, Shabana Anees, Miriam Barrick, Julie Bartholomew, Julie Batdorf, Keith Bloom, Geoffrey Blum, Daniel Bodwell, Lance Buddenbaum, Megan Caffrey, Lynda Chang, Roseann Cho, Julie Clemens, Sarah Crawford, Andrew Croop, Stephanie Davis, Katie Deeds, Todd Desso, Joelle Dietrick, Amy Dodson, Karin Ezbiansky, Bryce Fager, Jennifer Foulkrod, Miki Garlin, Jenny Garvey, Debra Granger; Also, Karin Graves, Jeremy Hammaker, James Harris, Kristi Hartzell, Nancy Hickes, Stephanie Hockley, Lyle Hoffman, Jason Humphrey, Amy Hutchison, Richard Jordan, Anhar Karimjee, Roxanne Kepple, Rebecca Kerins, Kimberly Kerstetter, Brian Keys, Heather Laudenberger, Timothy Lehman, Cynthia Lerch, Nguyen-Thuy Lieu, Deborah Long, Annette Longenecker, Steve Ma, Jason McMichael, Kathleen Messner, Jennie Mowery; Also, Donna Ogle, Denise Pechart, Jennifer Piekut, Matthew Plessinger, Brian Pletcher, Jennfer Rachford, Jennifer Rein, Timothy Renard, Jennifer Rentschler, Tracey Rice, Martin Riker, Kim Roarabaugh, Peter Schmelz, Theresa Seaworth, Stacy Seibert, Steven Semick, Diane Shughart, Scott Simpson, Amanda Smith, Gregory Smith, Craig Snell, Kristen Soule, Heidi Spahr, Michele Stanton, Jonathan Stehn, Shelly Stoner; Also, Michael Travisano, Brian Vanwye, Vasant, Jennifer Vaughn, Cheryl Weaver, Clayton Webb, Beth Wevodau, Edward Young, Jennifer Zeigler. Hospital NOTES Admitted Thursday to Carlisle Hospital: Thomas A. Gohn, Mrs. Loomis Edwards, Ralph A.

Bream, Edith L. Trostle, Mrs. Randy Reeves, Mrs. James Haag, Mrs. George Zimmerman and M.

Paul Perry, all of Carlisle; Dorothy S. Pace, Enola; Nellie E. Eshelman and Bard E. Darhower, both of Newville; Gerlinda J. Miller, Lewistown.

Discharged Thursday from Carlisle Hospital: George W. Clark, Mrs. Donald Comp, Mrs. Robert Cool, Orlando Devor, Mrs. George Ebener, Mrs.

Richard Hummelbaugh, Anna M. Johnson, Jacob R. Myers, Lewis I. Rice, Mrs. Max Sheffield, William E.

Washington. BiRTHS Born Thursday in Carlisle Hospital to: Mr. and Mrs. Ricky (Anne Marriott) Franklin, Carlisle, a boy. Tammy Arnold, Newville, a boy.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard (Deborah Whare) Smith, Mt. Holly Springs, a boy. Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas (Denise Schiavone) Lebo, Carlisle, a boy. Born today at home to: Mr. and Mrs. Alvin (Lois Hackman) Halleman, Carlisle, a girl.

Jeep destroyed in heater fire A Pittsburgh man's Jeep was destroyed Thursday when a lit kerosene heater apparently tipped over as she drove through Shiremanstown. Shiremanstown police said 29- year old the Raymond M. friends. Daugherty The area visiting fire occurred on Locust Street near Main about 3:10 p.m. Daugherty and two companions escaped injury, though police said the Jeep was totally destroyed by the fire.

FiRE Ships Parts Control Center. Wednesday, Dec. 2 11:55 p.m. fire, 24 East Mt. Holly 1:24 p.m.

fire, Cumberland County Springs, South Middleton Township, CumHome; Cumberland, Union, Friendship, berland. Empire Hook and Ladder. 6:50 p.m. fire, Irish Gap Road and Leeds Road; Penn Township. DUCAN FUNERAL Thursday, Dec.

3 HOME INC. 6:56 p.m. fire, 233 Drive; M. Lee Dugan, Funeral Director Avon Cumberland, Union, Empire Hook and Bendersville, Pa. Ladder, Mt.

Holly Springs. 677-8215 8:23 p.m. fire, Building 214, Navy Kenneth Barber to Irving Johnson, $88,000. Marbain to Bruce Keefauver, $59,900. Jean Lear to Neal Fuchs, $100,000.

Lambert Turner Jr. to Paul Updegraff, $86,000. Olga Paris to Joan Sather, $58,000. Marjuerite Brlansky to C. Dale Zirkle II, $92,500.

Butler Joint Venture to Michael White, $1. Country Square to Upper Allen Township. Alan James to Upper Allen Township. Vernon Sealover to Jeff Sealover, $17,000. Eugene Kostelac Jr.

to Daniel Skans, $80,500. Southpoint Associates to Ronald Shiner, $127,500. Southpoint Associates to Michael Bartell, $102,000. John M. Knaub to Richard Shambach, $28,500.

Joseph Marcin to Barbara Ann Marcin, $1. Butler Joint Venture to Robert Levan, $1. Marvin Carmody to Gregory Steinrock, $95,000. John Knaub to Doris Hanlon, $28,500. Ernest Latham to Lewis Kunkel $1.

Upper Frankford Louise Bonnie to Dominic Favia, $97,500. John Bistline Jr. to Robert Getz $44,900. Upper Mifflin Edward Casner to Harold Bensinger, $52,500. West Pennsboro Charles Adams to Charles Adams, $1.

Charles Adams to Charles Adams, $1. Bobby Seitz to Karen Wilson, $45,000. LAWSUITS Filed Lawsuits entered at Cumberland County Courthouse are as follows: Koos Lindeboom has filed suit against Joseph McCorkel, doing business as McCorkel Custom Homes, for $6,650. Mellon Bank (Central) against Jeanne Washington, less than $10,000. R.

Samuel and Pamela Long against Dorothy and Emerson Scott and Kenneth Luther, administrators for the estate of Evelyn Foster quiet title. Benef. Mutual Savings Bank against Gordon and Kimberly Banzhoff and USA, $71,061.57. Christmas Wrapture against Oliver Rosenberg and Morton Bernstein individually and doing business as Ollie's Bargain Outlet and Ken Sharples individually and doing business as S.P.K. Associates, $2,160.

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