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Fom tI-oe RecorcI B2 The Sentinel, Carlisle, Monday, March 27, 1989 Robert Lee Trostle Sr. Kenneth R. Walker Sr. Ob.TUAR.ES Frey L. Biller, at home; four grandchildren; several nieces and nephews.

Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Cocklin Funeral" Home, Dillsburg, with the Rev. Charles Milliken officiating. Burial will be in Dillsburg Cemetery. Friends may call one hour prior to services at the funeral home Wed-, nesday.

Memorial contributions may be made to Immanuel United Brethren in Christ Church, 101 Petersburg Road, Carlisle 17013. Robert Lee Trostle 66, of RD3 Dillsburg, died Sunday at his home. Born June 13, 1922 in Carroll Township, he was the son of the late Boyd and Elizabeth Bender Trostle. He was a retired bricklayer and an Army veteran of World War II. He was a member of Bricklayers Local No.

71 of Harrisburg, South Mountain Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6771 in Dillsburg and American Legion Post 109 in Mechanicsburg. Surviving are his wife, Kathryn E. Heiges Trostle; a son, Robert Trostle Jr. of Carlisle; a daughter, Bettv Charles (Mike) Evans Kenneth R. Walker 69, of 232 S.

Pitt Carlisle, died Sunday at his home. He was born April 23, 1919 in Carlisle to the late John P. and Iva Shoap Walker and lived all his life in Carlisle. He was an Army veteran of World War II where he served overseas in the Middle Eastern Theater. He was retired from Pennsylvania Department of Transportation.

He was a member of American Legion Post 101 and Union Fire Company, both in Carlisle, and Gobin Guard Association. He was a former member of 104th Cavalry, Pennsylvania National Guard; Army Reserves; and Carlisle Fire Police. Surviving are his wife, Doris E. Zinn Walker; two daughters, Penny R. Wickard of Carlisle and Kandace R.

Lindsey of Walnut Bottom; four JohnF. John F. Parson, 65, of RD2 Loysville, died Saturday at home. Born March 17, 1924 in Dry Run, he was the son of the late James M. and Susan Piper Parson.

Retired from Defense Depot Mechanicsburg, he was a former school bus driver and an Army veteran of World War II where he received Good Conduct, World War II Victory Medal and European-African-Middle Eastern Theater medals. He was a former member of New Bloomfield Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 7463 and Landisburg Odd Fellows Lodge and a member of Messiah Lutheran Church of Elliot- sons, Kenneth R. Walker Jr. of Bloserville, Stanley C. Walker and Joseph D.

Walker, both of Pittsburgh, and William S. Walker of Carlisle; a brother, Robert Walker of Dillsburg; 11 grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. Military services will be at 1:30 p.m. Thursday at Ewing Brothers Funeral Home, 630 S. Hanover Carlisle, with the Rev.

Charles McCulloh Jr. officiating. Burial will be in Westminster Memorial Gardens, North Middleton Township. Friends may call 7-9 p.m. at the funeral home Wednesday.

Memorial contributions may be made to Good Shepherd Community United Methodist Church, 2129 Ritner Highway, Carlisle 17013, or Hospice, care of Carlisle Hospital, 246 Parker Carlisle 17013. Parson tsburg. Surviving are his wife, Juniata S. Parson; two sons, James A. Parson Sr.

of RD1 Landisburg and John E. Parson of RD2 Loysville; a sister, Blanche Jones of Chambersburg; five grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. Services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Nickel Funeral Home, Loysville, with the Rev. Richard Reese officiating.

Burial will military honors will be in Bloomfield Cemetery, New Bloomfield. Friends may call 7-9 p.m. tonight and one hour prior to services Tuesday at the funeral home. and Tracy Earline Brubaker of Lemoyne; three brothers, Raymond S. Hite of Marysville, Russell B.

Hite of Boonsboro, and Donald L. Hite of Greencastle; a sister, Mabel Morganthall of Mercersburg; and four grandchildren. Services will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday in Deckard Funeral Home, Marysville, with the Rev. Claudell Hefner officiating.

Burial will be in Bloomfield Cemetery, New Rioom-field. Friends may call 5-9 p.m. tonight at the funeral home. Frank MyrleHite of Carlisle; three sisters, Dorothy Keene of Harrisburg, Betty Pagano and Ann Vargo, both of Pittsburgh; and 13 grandchildren. Services will be at 11 a.m.

Wednesday at Hoffman-Roth Funeral Home, 219 N. Hanover Carlisle, with the Rev. Donald Mason officiating. Burial will be in Cumberland Valley Memorial Gardens. Friends may call at the funeral home one hour prior to services Wednesday.

Memorial contributions may be made to American Lung Association, P.O. Box 1125, York 17405. Shoemaker and Charles Howe, both of Carlisle; great-grandparents, Wareney and Mary Dove of RD3 Newville and Verna Howe of Gardners. Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday in Hoffman-Roth Funeral Home, 219 N.

Hanover Carlisle, with the Rev. David Wynn officiating. Burial will be in Kutz's Cemetery. Friends may call 7-8 p.m. Tues- day at the funeral home.

M.Tritt Wolf and Joan E. Eshenour, both of', Carlisle; three brothers, Dean Jones and Lee A. Jones, both of Carlisle, and Arthur L. Jones of-Allen. Services will be at 2 p.m.

Tuesday at Hoffman-Roth Funeral Home, 219 N. Hanover Carlisle, with the Rev. James Barnes officiating. Burial will be in Cumberland Valley Memorial Gardens. Friends may call at the funeral home 7-9 p.m.

tonight. Bob ReidenbaehSpecial to the Sentinel Saturday morning. See details Joseph Saum and baby girl, Arlene Shuler, Robert Zimmerman. BiRThs Born Friday in Carlisle Hospital to: Jami Felton, Carlisle, boy. Joseph and Anna (Showers) Saum, Aspers, girl.

Born Sunday in Carlisle Hospital to: Steve and Jackie (Foster) Zeigler, Carlisle, boy. David and Linda (Barrick) Bretz, New Bloomfield, boy. 'J Charles (Mike) Evans, 77, formerly of Carlisle, died Sunday at Cumberland County Nursing Home. Born June 16, 1911 in Altoona to the late Blair and Cecelia Ross Evans, he was the widower of Catherine Messimer Evans. He was retired from Ralph Peiper Machine Shoe and C.H.

Masland and Sons. Surviving are three daughters, Shirley Richwine of RD1 Carlisle, Doris (Dee) Burkepile of Carlisle and Elizabeth Morrow of Landisburg; two sons, Robert Leaper and Charles Leaper; two brothers, John Evans and Robert Evans, both Victor L. Victor L. Shoemaker, 4-month-old son of Rickey and Barbara Shoemaker of RD3 Newville, died Saturday at his home. In addition to his parents, he is survived by two brothers, Corey A.

Shoemaker, at home, and Rickey L. Shoemaker of Carlisle; a sister, Jessica Howe of Carlisle; grandparents, Victor B. Shoemaker of Leesburg, Shelvie Price of RD3 Newville, and Johanna Howe Leila Leila M. Tritt, 57, of 1726 Walnut Bottom Road, Carlisle, died Saturday in the Carlisle Hospital. She was born Oct.

22, 1931 in West Pennsboro Township to Ethel Hip-pensteel Jones of Carlisle and the late Amos L. Jones and was the widow of Robert E. Tritt. She formerly employed by P.R. Hoffman and Co.

and Newville Shoe Co. and was a member of Mt. Rock United Methodist Church. In addition to her mother, she is survivpd by two sisters, Doris E. Jk i Discharged Saturday from Carlisle Hospital: Nina Calaman, Mrs.

Fred Chestnut, Alda Greenley, Mrs. Duane Hoffman and baby boy, Mrs. Walter Kinslow, Donald Kreaps, Mrs. Morris Kurtz and baby girl, Mrs. Robert Moore and baby boy, Jason Sheffer, Mrs.

Charles Smith, Mrs. Merle Walker. Admitted Sunday to Carlisle Hospital: Brad Beers, Mechanicsburg. Discharged Sunday from Carlisle Hospital: Donna Brehm, Jami Felton and baby boy, John Finkenbinder, Oscar Fogleman, John Martin, Baby boy Metzger, Christopher Reeder, Mrs. ERIC L.

7 I of Shippensburg; six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Orrstown United Brethren Church with the Revs. Arnold Gooden and Don Myers officiating. Burial will be in Myers Cemetery.

Friends may call 7-9 p.m. Tuesday at Fogelsanger-Bricker Funeral Home, 112 W. King Shippensburg. Memorial contributions may be made to Harbor Light Temple Building Fund, 537 Hood Chambersburg 17201, or American Cancer Society, Franklin County Chapter, 452 E. King Chambersburg 17201.

Zeigler Surviving are a son, Tim Zeigler of Harrisburg; a sister, Lou Sheridan of Old Greenwich, and one grandson. Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Ewing Brothers Funeral Home, 630 S. Hanover Carlisle. Burial will be in Ashland Cemetery, Carlisle.

There will be no viewing. Memorial contributions may be made to Muscular Dystrophy Association of America Central Pennsylvania Area Chapter, 2001 N. Front Harrisburg. Cocklin Surviving are his wife, Miriam B. Byers Cocklin; two brothers, G.

Kenneth Cocklin of Mechanicsburg and James A. Cocklin of Dillsburg; a sister, Sara L. Myers of Dillsburg; several nieces and nephews. Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday in Cocklin Funeral Home, Dillsburg, with the Revs.

George Minnich and Ernest Leer officiating. Burial will be in Dillsburg Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home, where Masonic services will be held at 8 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to Filey's Christ Lutheran Church Memorial Fund, RD5 Dillsburg 17019, or Chestnut Grove Evangelical Lutheran Church Cemetery Fund, co Tom Harbold, RD1 York Sprines 17372 taken to Carlisle Hospital where he was treated and released, hospital sources say.

The accident is still under investigation, state police reports say. Man faces charge in burglary attempt Carlisle police arrested an 18-year-old man early Saturday morning after he allegedly attempted to burglarize a local business. Police reports say officers were dispatched to Carlisle Telephone Sales and Service, 46 W. Louther about 3:20 a.m. after receiving a report of a window being broken.

When the officers arrived, they discovered Wesley Newhouse, 101 W. Louther near the scene. An investigation revealed an attempt had recently been made to burglarize the business. Newhouse was arraigned before District Justice Donald Daihl and charged with attempted burglary, criminal mischief and underage consumption of alcoholic beverages. He was remanded to Cumberland County Prison in lieu of $10,000 bail.

A hearing before District Justice Paula Correal has been scheduled for March 29 at 10:45 a.m. Hospital releases Carlisle girl A Carlisle girl was treated and released from Carlisle Hospital following a Friday afternoon accident in Perry County. Kelly Schlusser, 11, 2340 Waggoners Gap Road, was riding in the front seat of a car driven by her mother, Ruth Schlusser, when it went out of control and struck a stone wall, police say. Kelly was wearing a seat belt at the time, police said Monday cows DAYS TIL OUR 39th AGAIN ANNIVERSARY SALE! iwwo nou mottn nrtfr Rexford H. Rexford H.

Frey, 73, of 1922 Clearfield Road, Shippensburg, died Saturday at the Chambersburg Hospital. He was born Aug. 29, 1915 in Southampton Township to the late Harvey and Sarah Hancock Frey. He was employed by Witmer Implement Company of Shippensburg and was a former school bus driver and farmer. He was a member of Harbor Light Temple of Chambersburg.

Surviving are his wife, Edna K. Frey; a son, Rexford H. Frey Jr. of Shippensburg; two daughters, Sara E. Gettel of St.

Thomas and E. Darlene McEldowney of b-efhor, wiihnr V. Frey EthaM. Etha M. Zeigler, 77, of 112 N.

Hanover Carlisle, died Saturday in the Leader Nursing and Rehabilitation Center of Carlisle. Born Feb. 28, 1912 in Carlisle to the late Lewis B. and Margaret E. Yohn Snyder, she lived all her life in Carlisle and was the widow of Lester L.

Zeigler. She was former owner of Etha Zeigler Dress Shop of Carlisle and a member of First United Church of Christ of Carlisle and American Association of Retired Persons. Homer J. Homer J. Cocklin, 70, of 37 Impala Drive, Dillsburg, died Sunday at Holy Spirit Hospital.

He was born Jan. 1, 1919 in Monaghan Township to the late Guy A. and Emma Mann Cocklin. Retired from Selective Service Systems in Harrisburg, he was formerly a funeral director with Cocklin Funeral Home in Dillsburg. He was an Army Air Corps veteran of World War II, when he was captured and imprisoned at Stalag 17-B in Germany.

He was a member of Filey's Christ Lutheran Church in Dillsburg where he formerly served on the council; Eureka Lodge 302; Harrisburg Consistory; past commander of South Mountain Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6771; American Ex-Prisoners-of-War; 384th Bomb Group (H) and Citizens Hose Company in Dillsburg where he formprl was a director. PoUce Man charged after striking 5 cars Middlesex Township police arrested a Carlisle man Saturday morning following a hit-and-run accident along the Harrisburg Pike. Police reports say officers were dispatched to 1119 Harrisburg Pike about 6:50 a.m. after a passerby reported a silver Chevrolet Suburban had crashed into several Volkswagens parked at Varsity Volkswagen. The passing motorist also reported the driver of the Suburban then fled the scene on foot.

Upon arrival, the investigating officers discovered the Suburban had crashed into five Volkswagens, causing extensive damage. A records check revealed the Suburban belonged to Craig Allen Wentz, 29, RD 13 Carlisle. Officers went to Wentz's residence and were met by his girlfriend who said Wentz came home, said he had just had an accident and took her car to return to the scene. The officers also returned to the scene and waited for Wentz to arrive, police reports say. A little later, an officer observed the vehicle pass the scene twice without stopping.

Silver Spring police were then asked to stop the vehicle. After Wentz was stopped in Carlisle, he was given a field sobriety test before being taken to Carlisle Hospital where blood samples were taken for a blood alcohol test. Wentz then, allegedly took the samples and smashed them on the floor, police reports say. Wentz was cited for having a hit-and-run accident involving unattended vehicle or property, tampering with evidence, hindering apprehension, driving without insurance and two counts of driving while under the influence. He was released to the custody of his girlfriend.

Teen seriously hurt in one-car accident A teen-age girl was seriously injured and her brother was slightly injured in a one-car accident in West Pennsboro Township Sunday afternoon. State police in Carlisle say Stephanie M. Ondek, 16, RD1 Carlisle, was eastbound on Route 641 about 1-40 p.m. when the accident occurred. Miss Ondek lost control of her vehicle, crossed the centcrline and struck a tree head-on.

Miss Ondek was flown by Life Lion helicopter to Hershey Medical Center where she is in critical condition, hospital sources say. Her brother, Matthew S. Ondek, 14, was 1 A Carlisle man was arrested after striking five Harrisburg Pike cars in a hit-and-run accident along the at right. Frank Myrle Hite, 61, of 94 Princess Mechanicsburg, formerly of Marysville, died Saturday in Holy Spirit Hospital. He was the widower of Flo Hite.

Retired from Roadway Express he was a member of Teamsters Local 776, Mechanicsburg Club, Moose Lodge 761, Eagles Aerie 1299 and Yellow Breeches Anglers and Conservation Association. Surviving are a son, Gary M. Hite of Lemoyne; three daughters, Kim Louise Hinson of Hummelstown, Linda Kay Kleeman of Dillsburg morning. Earlier police reports indicated that she and Michelle, 7, who was in the back seat, were not wearing seat belts. Man arrested following chase A car chase reaching speeds of 100 miles per hour ended Friday night with the arrest of a West Virginia man on a fugitive from justice warrant.

State police in Carlisle say the chase began about 8 p.m. in Silver Spring Township when a Silver Spring police officer attempted to stop a 1988 Isuzu along Route 81 for several traffic violations. When the driver refused to stop, he was pursued for an hour before he was finally stopped on Route 696 one mile south of exit 9 on Route 81. As the chase progressed south on Route 81, a trooper pulled alongside and attempted to stop the fleeing vehicle. Refusing to stop, the driver allegedly smashed his vehicle into the side of the trooper's car.

Eventually, the driver parked the car in a private drive on the west side of Route 696 and fled on foot, along with two occupants. The troopers continued the chase on foot and apprehended the driver, Ronald L. Linaburg, 21, Route 1 Martinsburg, W. Va. It was later discovered the vehicle was stolen in Martinsburg, W.

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