Sunday News du lieu suivant : Lancaster, Pennsylvania • 20

-F tt. Michael K. Gibble dies in police chase Chase Patrick Bushong. infant son of Chester P. and Cynthia D.

Coffroth Bushong. Willow Street Rl, was stillborn Friday afternoon, at Lancaster General Hospital. In addition to his parents, he is survived by maternal grandparents. Ralph D. and Yada R.

Coffroth, Leola; paternal grandparents, James G. and H. Blanche Bushong, Lancaster; two maternal great-grandmothers. Bertha Rodgers, Brownstown, and Hannah Coffroth, Christiana; and one paternal great-grandfather, Raymond Bushong, Lancaster. A 20-year-old Maytown man died early Saturday when he was thrown from a speeding vehicle and run over, possibly by a West Donegal Township police cruiser that had been pursuing the vehicle from Elizabethtown, according to state police.

The victim was a passenger in a 1972 Chevrolet Blazer that Joseph 75. of 116 Church St. ib FLOWERS. Mrs Verna. 81.

of 157 'V. High Elizabethtown. GIBBLE, Michael Kent, 20, of 18 S. River Maytown. kMILBURN, Mrs.

Mabel 78. of 21 Ejghth Oxford. MILLER, Mrs. Helen 82. of Farms Nursing Home, formerly of 2104 New Holland Itue.

RITTENHOUSE, Mrs. Esther Jf1: 62. of 33 North Mary St. WILT, Esther E. 78.

Whitehall Nursing Center, formerly of 1613 Wheatland Ave. ii. BYERS, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis 7 (Doreen Nydam), Conestoga, a daughter, at General Hospital, I-' Saturday.

CARNES, Mr. and Mrs. William 't (Barbara Aukemp), Peach Bot-U- tom Rl. a son, at General Hos- struck a telephone pole and overturned on Vinegar Ferry Road near Route 441 East Donegal Esther Rittenhouse, Mother of the Year' Esther E. Rittenhouse, 62, of 33 N.

Mary died Saturday at 2:30 p.m. at Lancaster General Hospital, after a prolonged illness. Born in Lancaster, she was the daughter of the late John H. and Alice Leonard Smith, and the wife of Clifford D. Rittenhouse.

The Rit-tenhouses celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary April 29. Mrs. Rittenhouse was named Mother of the Year in 1982 by the West Lampeter Jaycettes. Diagnosed at the age of 10 as having terminal tuberculosis, she sur- Erised doctors with her recovery. lowever she suffered from a series of illnesses throughout her life, including cancer and the removal of a lung.

In a May 8, 1982, newspaper article in the Lancaster New Era, she is described by daughter, Ginny Denlinger, as a fighter. Even though she was sick all her life, shes always fought and never gave up. the most courageous woman I know. From 1969 to 1981, she was employed as a waitress at McCro-rys, formerly at 17 N. Queen St.

She was a member of St. James Episcopal Church. Besides her husband, she is survived by two daughters, Nancy wife of Francis H. Wood Lancaster; Virginia wife of Curvin Denlinger, Manheim; and four grandchildren. She is also survived by one brother and six sisters: Russel E.

Smith, Ronks; Mary wife of Christian Z. Eshelman; Jennie, wife of Morris McBride, both of Ephrata; Margaret, wife of Ernest Wickline; Anna May, wife of Russell B. Fraelich; Alice M. Vecero; and Ruth M. Venerick, all of Michael Kent Gibble Killed in Crash pital.

Saturday. iT-DM WIDSON, Mr. Township, police said. Troopers identified him as Michael K. Gibble of 18 S.

River Maytown. Gibble was a son of Patricia and Robert S. Gibble. He' worked as a painter and wallpaper hanger tor Ash Painting New Holland, relatives said. In 1983 Gibble was selected the outstanding student in the painting and decorating program and the best student from the 16 trade areas at the Mount Joy Vocational-Technical School.

Police identified the driver of the Blazer as Jacob Michael McConnell, 22, of 117 W. High Maytown. McConnell suffered a concussion in the 1:50 a.m. accident and was listed in serious condition Helen W. Miller Helen W.

Miller, 82, a school teacher for 31 years, died Saturday morning at Maple Farms Nursing Home, Akron, after an extended illness. She formerly lived at 2104 New Holland Pike. She was the wife of John B. Miller, who died in 1977. Born in West Earl Township, she was the daughter of the late Edwin J.

and Annetta F. Groff Wenger. She taught school at the Myers School in Upper Leacock Township from 1937 to 1968. She also was a member of Hellers Salem United Church of Christ. She is survived by three daughters: Grace wife of Raymond R.

Buckwalter, Lancaster; Mary Lou, wife of Dr. Jerome M. Briggs, Lancaster; and Joan M. Mowbray, Boston; seven grandchildren; three great-granddaughters. She also is survived by a sister, Irene wife of Isaac H.

Stoner, Lititz, and a brother, L. Edwin Wenger, Mount Clemens, Mich. Bomb explodes, injures student PROVO, Utah (AP) A homemade bomb exploded on the campus of Brigham Young University in a deadly prank that injured a student who was trying to stamp out the devices fuse, police said. Thella May Hall, 28, Salt Lake City, happened to see the burning fuse Wednesday night before the device went off, burning her and rupturing her eardrums, authorities said. Lecture planned How Embryos Take Shape will be discussed at Millersville Universitys biology department colloquium on Wednesday, Oct.

30. Open to the public, the colloquium will be held at 4 p.m. in Roddy Science Center, Room 239. Dr. Richard A.

Fluck, of Franklin and Marshall College biology department, will discuss the rhythmic contractions of skin that covers the young embryos of MedakaFish. Dr. Fluck came to Franklin and Marshall in 1974 after completing postdoctoral study at Ohio University. He completed his doctoral study at the University of California, Berkeley. vehicle clipped a telephone pole and overturned on the decline of a hill.

Golbourne said Fry, who was perhaps a half-mile behind the vehicle, couldn't see over the hill." Gibbles body was found underneath the police car, the trooper said. Gibble was a 1983 graduate of Donegal High School and the Mount Joy Vocational Technical School. In addition to his parents he is survived by a brother, Robert Steven Gibble, Mount Joy; and three sisters: Wanda, Maytown; Lisa Ann, Mount Joy; and Brenda, wife of Donald Finley, Mount Joy. Additonal survivors include his maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Sager, Maytown, and paierna! grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Gibble, Marietta Rl Saturday at St. Joseph Hospital. West Donegal Township policeman John Ray Fry, 28, had Joseph Cosgrove dies after illness Joseph Pat" Cosgrove, 75, of 116 Church died at St.

Joseph Hospital Saturday after an illness of one year. He was the husband of Blanche Potts Cosgrove. They celebrated their 57th wedding anniversary Jan. 21, 1985. He was the son of the late Jerome C.

and Sarah Michler Cosgrove. He was a custodian for the School District of Lancaster, retiring from that position in 1977. He was formerly employed at the Frank Huss Heating Company, Lancaster. In addition to his wife, he is survived by a daughter Lorraine, wife of William G. Hershey, Lancaster, and nieces and nephews.

Esther Wilt dead at 78 Esther E. Wilt, 78, formerly of 1613 Wheatland died Saturday afternoon at Whitehall Nursing Center after a lengthy illness. Born in West Fairview, she was the daughter of the late Joseph and Arianna Beachler Wilt. She was formerly a Deputy Prothonotary in the Prothono-tarys Office of the Lancaster County Courthouse. She was a member of Grace United Methodist Church of Millersville.

She is survived by a sister, Florentena wife of Robert L. Groff, of Lancaster; and two brothers, J. Kenneth Wilt of Dover, and Floyd B. Wilt of Grand Rapids, Mich. Mabel Milburn been pursuing McConnells vehicle at speeds above 90 miles-an-hour, Trooper Eugene Gol-bourne said.

Golbourne said Fry had lost sight of the vehicle and apparently was unaware it had crashed. The policeman saw the wreckage when he crested a hill a short distance from Route 441. An autopsy showed Gibble died of a skull fracture and multiple brain lacerations. Two things could have happened," said Dr. Miles Newman, a deputy county coroner from Elizabethtown who was at the scene.

Either the police car hit him or his own vehicle rolled over on him. After the West Donegal policeman lost sight of the vehicle, he followed radio command to stop pursuit as police had information about the driver. The police officer reduced his speed to about 50, state police said. Golbourne said McConnell lost control of his vehicle after he got onto Vinegar Ferry Road. His and Mrs.

David 1-, (Christine Martin), 362 Blue Bell Drive, Mountville, a daugh-' ter, at General Hospital, day. ESHLEMAN, Mr. and Mrs. Jef--r frey (Brenda Tennis), Japonica Drive, Lititz, a daughter, at General Hospital, Friday. HIEMENZ, Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas 7 (Dorinda Grimm), 737 Nancy Lane, a daughter, at Osteopath- ic Hospital, Friday. HOKENADEL, Mr. and Mrs. Mi- chael (Bernadette McKeen), 236 College Elizabeth- town, a son, at St.

Joseph Ilospi-tal, Saturday. KAUFFMAN, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce (Maryanne Deeney), 7512 Essex Springfield, a son, at a Springfield hos-pital, Saturday. Kauffman is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Ben Kauffman of Millersville. KING, Mr. and Mrs. John (Ra-' chel Fisher), 169 N.

New Hoi'S. land Road, Gordonville, a daughter, at General Hospital, 7 Saturday. i KULP, Mr. and Mrs. Donald D.

(Charlotte Eby), 212 Howard a daughter, at Osteopath-' ic Hospital, Saturday. MADSEN, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne (Jacklvn Biogan), 431 Donegal Spring's Mt. Joy, a son, at General Hospital, Saturday.

STOLTZFUS, Mr. and Mrs. Amos K. (Rachel Stoltzfus), 39A Hoi-7, 1 lander Road, Gordonville, a daughter, at Osteopathic Hospi-; tal, Friday. WEIDMAN, Mr.

and Mrs. Doug-1 las (Robin Spence), 220 Coral a son, at St. Joseph Hospi-I tal, Saturday. I WORDEN, Mr. and Mrs.

John S. (Brenda Parmer), 1646 Crest- field Lititz, a daughter, at Lancaster General Hospital, v-i Saturday. Stroke Club to meet Jh i Lancaster General Hospital Stroke Club will meet at 4 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 6, in the Reha-? bilitation Unit on the fourth floor the hospital.

The Emergency Medicine De-. partment will present a program, How to Handle Medical Emer-gencies. The meeting is open to the 7 public. Free parking is available in the Lime Street lot. ern Chester County Medical Center.

Surviving are two daughters, Louise M. Dyer, with whom she lived, and Elsie W. Twyman, ford; two sons, Charles, Oxford, and Horace B. Kirkwood; 15 grandchildren 35 great-grandchildren; two brothers, Joseph, West Chester, and Earl, Oxford; and four sisters, Rose Coatesville; Harriet Banks, Downingtown; Mary Dutton, West Chester; and Helen Bowers, Lincoln University. Mabel Anderson Milburn, 78, of 21 S.

Eighth Oxford, died Friday at the Southern Chester County Medical Center after a long illness. Born in Solanco, she was the daughter of the late George and Virgil Green Anderson. She lived in Oxford for the past 43 years. She was the wife of the late Horace B. Milburn.

She was a member of the Allen AME Church, Oxford, and the Ladies Auxiliary of the South V. Flowers, 81, of Elizabethtown Verna Flowers, 81, of 157 W. High Elizabethtown, died Friday at 9:30 p.m., at Lancaster Osteopathic Hospital, following a lengthy illness. Born in Elizabethtown, she was the daughter of the late John and Annie Bricker. She was the widow of the late Wiley Flowers.

She was a member of the Elizabethtown Flower Club, Elizabethtown Chapter 36 of the American War Mothers, and an honorary member of the Ladies Auxiliary, Friendship Fire Company Number One, Elizabethtown. She is survived by one son, James Flowers, with whom she resided. yWeUtesss Cemter rU St. Joseph Hospital and Health Care Center Improving Communication and Relationships at the Worksite November 6 8:30 a.m. 4:00 p.m.

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