A2 The Daily News Leader, Monday, September 22, 1997 Obituaries Police reports service. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Harrisonburg-Rockingham S.P.CA. P.O. Box 413 Harrisonburg, Virginia 22801 or the American Cancer Society, 1920 H. Medical Ave.
Harrisonburg, Virginia, 22801. Arrangements by Kyger Trobaugh Funeral Home Harrisonburg. Pd Ob Driver charged WAYNESBORO Gregory Helms, of 721 Walnut Ave. Apt. A-l, was charged with reckless driving and driving on a suspended license Friday evening after his vehicle struck a Waynesboro woman's car at the intersection of West Main Street and Rosser Avenue.
Helms, 26, was driving a 1985 Chrysler east on the 1400 block of West Main Street when it struck a 1990 Plymouth driven by 36-year-old Barbara Holloway, of 209 Elkins Circle. The Plymouth was stopped in the eastbound lane of Main Street at the time of the 5 p.m. crash, according to Waynesboro police. According to the report, Helms stated he was distracted and had turned his attention away when the Plymouth stopped suddenly in front of him. The Chrysler was damaged an estimated $50 and the Plymouth $100, according to the police report.
Driver charged STAUNTON Sharon L. Wells, of 623 St. Apt. was charged with failing to keep proper lookout after her vehicle struck a vehicle in the rear Sunday afternoon at the intersection of Augusta and Beverley streets. According to the police report, Ms.
Wells, 43, was heading south on Augusta Street when her 1993 Chevrolet Metro struck in the rear a 1985 four-door Chrysler driven by 60-year-old Barbara A. Garrison, of 71 Hudson Ave. At the time of the 220 p.m. crash, the Chrysler was stopped for a traffic light. Police estimated damage to the Metro at $500.
Ms. Garrison was treated at Augusta Medical Center and released, according to a nursing supervisor. Crash reported STAUNTON Michael R. Allan, 29, of 1201 Blandford was driving his 1991 Chevrolet Blazer in the southbound lane of Augusta Street Friday afternoon when it struck in the rear a 1993 Jeep Cherokee driven by 47-year-old Gordon Mullins, of Radchff, Ky. According to the police report, the Cherokee was slowing for traffic at the time of the 1:43 p.m.
crash. Police estimated damage to the Blazer at $3,000 and damage to the Cherokee at $3,500. Car hits pole STAUNTON A vehicle driven by Peggy J. Fix, of 631 struck a utility pole on Churchville Avenue Sunday when she lost control of her vehicle after dropping cigarette of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Buena Vista. Surviving are his widow, Dorothy (McFaddin) Ramsey; two sons, Dean Mack Jr.
of Glasgow and Eric Neal Ramsey of Buchanan; a daughter, Roxanne Barbour of Natural Bridge Station; two stepsons, Roy Jr. of Glasgow and Jeffrey Lynn Parrent of Bustleburg; a stepdaughter, Maria Kay Wallace of Buena Vista; three brothers, Robert of Buena Vista and Johnny and Meredith Ramsey, both of Monroe; three sisters, Helen Klotzer of Buena Vista, Edith Gilbertt of Staunton and Opal Wallace of Lexington; and nine grandchildren. A memorial service will be conducted at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Harrison Funeral Home by Elder Alvin Coleman. Memorials may be made to Glasgow First Aid Crew or Natural Bridge Fire Department First Responders.
The family will receive friends at the residence at any time. Thomas L. Ludwick Jr. WAYNESBORO Thomas L. Ludwick 58, of 260 S.
Delphine died on Sunday (Sept. 21, 1997) at his residence. The Waynesboro chapel of Etter-Reynolds Funeral Service is handling arrangements. Elizabeth Haley GAITHERSBURG, Md. Elizabeth (Franklin) Haley, 78, of Gaithersburg and formerly of Front Royal, died on Sunday (Sept.
21, 1997) at Gaithersburg. Maddox Funeral Home at Front Royal is handling arrangements. Nancy Johnson WAYNESBORO Nancy L. Johnston, 66, of 347 Florence died on Sunday (Sept. 21, 1997) at her residence.
McDow Funeral Home is handling arrangements. Ulla M. Trout WAYNESBORO Ulla (Brent) McClain Trout, 85, of 6529 Rockfish Valley Highway, died on Saturday (Sept. 20, 1997) at Augusta Medical Center. The Waynesboro chapel of Etter-Reynolds Funeral Service is handling arrangements.
Charles W. Smith WAYNESBORO Charles William "Bill" Smith, 67, of 453 Pine died on Sunday (Sept. 21, 1997) at Augusta Medical Center. McDow Funeral Home is handling arrangements. Robert Thompson World War II Victory Ribbon.
Prior to retirement in 1987, Mr. Moore was employed by DeJarnette Center. He was a member of Christ United Methodist Church, the Fraternal Order of Eagles Staunton Lodge No. 680 and the Loyal Order of Moose No. 1635.
He was preceded in death by a son, Eddie Sylvester Moore; a brother, Harry Lee Moore, and a sister, Virgie Moore Birch. Surviving in addition to his wife, Verna Susan (Rutherford) Moore to whom he was married on March 15, 1944, he is survived by two sons and daughters-in-law, Johnnie Wayne and Anita (Sorrells) Moore and Ronnie Lee and Lori (Pedersen) Moore, all of Staunton; a daughter and son-in-Jaw, Ethel Susan and Dennis F. Riddleberger of Mt. Sidney; a brother, Tommy Moore of Roanoke; a sister, Mrs. Mary (Moore) Bell of Staunton; eight grandchildren, Kim Glover, Tanya Moore, Tracy Riddleberger, Rhonda Moore, Kevin Moore, Josh Moore, Sarah Moore, and Michelle Moore; a great granddaughter, Kaila Glover; two step-grandchildren, Keith Zimmerman, Catherine Higgins; two step-great grandchildren, Alyshia Zimmerman, and Desire Zimmerman; a special friend, Rev.
William E. Marcellino, and a number of nieces and nephews. A service will be conducted at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Christ United Methodist Church by the Rev. Donald L.
Long, Dr. Roy O. Creech, and Rev. William E. Marcellino.
Burial will follow in Augusta Memorial Park. Active palbearers will be Everette Pitsenberger, Wayne D. Clark, K. Rex Greaver, Rev. William E.
Marcellino, Douglas W. Wright, Junior Hurst, Richard P. Bell, Willis L. Helmick, David Holsinger, and Norman Bayne. Honorary pallbearers will be brothers and sisters of the Fraternal Order of Eagles Staunton Lodge No.
680 and Loyal Order of Moose No. 1635. The family will receive friends from 7 until 8:30 this evening in the Henry Funeral Home and other times at the home of his son and daughter-in-law, Ronnie and Lori Moore, Rt. 2, Box 454B, Barterbrook Road. It is suggested that those desiring may make memorial donations to the Pastors Discretionary Fund, Christ United Methodist Church, Box 363, Staunton, VA 24402.
PdOb Dean M. Ramsey Sr. NATURAL BRIDGE STATION Dean Mack Ramsey 67, of Natural Bridge Station, died on Saturday (Sept. 20, 1997) at Salem Medical Center. He was born on Jan.
2, 1930 at Buena Vista, a son of Robert Hubank and Dora (Mason) Ramsey. He was a member of the Church Robert Guy Chapin Robert Guy "Bob" Chapin, 50, beloved husband, Daddy, Brother and Uncle died September 19, 1997 at his home after a long battle with cancer. He was the son of the late Guy R. and Genevieve M. Chapin born on June 23, 1947 in Washington D.C.
He was united in marriage on March 17, 1997 to Sonya R. Chapin who survives. He is also survived by step-daughter Amanda M. Fitzgerald at home, brother Gary S. Chapin, Ventnor, N.J., Father Mother-In-Law, Joseph Elsie White Staunton, Sister-In-Law, Donna S.
Cook, Verona, Brother-In-Law J.D. White Jr. Waynesboro, Nephew, Donny Cook Verona, Niece Dana Cook, Verona, Nephew Jason White Staunton, Niece Jessica White, High Point, N.C.; and life-long friend, Thomas Geddes of Falls Church, Va. Before becoming ill, he was employed as a contractor for Merck, Inc. in the Engineering Department.
He also served in the 82nd Airborne Division in Vietnam. The family will receive friends on Friday, Sept. 26 from 6 pm to 8 pm at the residence and phone calls at the residence anytime. A private memorial service will be held on Saturday, Sept. 27, at 3pm by Chaplain Richard Vaught.
Arrangements will be made by Etter-Reynolds Funeral Service in Waynesboro. Pd Ob Betty L. Meade Betty L. Meade, 76, of Harrisonburg, died September 20, 1997 at Rockingham Memorial Hospital in Harrisonburg. Mrs.
Meade was born October 11, 1920 at Blunt, South Dakota, and was the daughter of the late Claire and Fern Dristy Besancon. She was a legal secretary for Wald, Harkrader Ross law firm in Washington, D.C. before retiring in 1987. She came to Harrisonburg after retirement where she was a member of the First Presbyterian Church, the Harrisonburg Soup Kitchen, the Harrisonburg Womens Club, RMH Auxiliary, the Virginia Hospital Auxiliary, the Harrisonburg Central Valley Chapter of the AARP, Friends of the Rockingham-Harrisonburg SPCA, and served as leader of the TOPS Chapter 211 of Harrisonburg. She was preceded in death by two husbands, D.
Wayne Lee, and Charles R. Meade. She is survived by two daughters, Barbara A. Hammack of Elkton, Nancy J. Raffa of Port Republic, and her husband Robert M.
Raffa; and a stepson, Jeffrey L. Meade of Bluff City, Tennessee. A memorial service will be held Thursday September 25, 1997 at 7:00 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church of Harrisonburg. Dr.
John F. Sloop and Rev. Jack Glover will conduct the ashes on herself, police report. Ms. Fix, 51, was driving her 1990 Buick four-door sedan east on Churchville Avenue when the mishap occurred.
The report did not indicate a time. Ms. Fix was charged with reckless driving. The police report estimated damage to the Buick at $3,000. According to an Augusta Medical Center nursing supervisor, Ms.
Fix was treated at the hospital and released and Carol J. Russell, a pasenger, was treated at AMC and admitted and was reported in stable condition. Car hits bike STAUNTON A Staunton man's vehicle struck a Staunton's man's bicycle Saturday evening at the intersection of Springhill Road and Parkview Avenue. Thomas P. Patterson, 74, of 415 Glen stopped his 1985 Nissan pickup at a stop sign at Parkview and Springhill at 8 p.m.
Patterson's vehicle then attempted to cross Springhill and it struck a bicycle in the intersection driven by Guido J. Antonnicola, 35, of 240 Kalorama St. Apt. 2, according to police. Antonnicola was on one of three bicycles traveling south on Springhill.
According to the police report, Antonnicola said he thought the vehicle saw him so he kept going and when he realized it was not going to stop, it was too late. Patterson said he saw the bikes, but he thought they were going to stop, according to police. Patterson was charged with failing to yield the right-of-way and Antonnicola was charged with operating a bike at night. Police estimated damage to the pickup at $50 and damage to the bicycle at $50. Antonnicola was treated at Augusta Medical Center and released, according to a nursing supervisor.
Republicans: Reno must now call independent counsel WASHINGTON (AP) Saying their persistent demands for a special investigation had been vindicated, senior Republicans on Sunday insisted that Attorney General Janet Reno must now appoint an independent counsel to look into White House fund-raising activities. "I honestly think she has no other choice," said House Judiciary Committee Chairman Henry Hyde, R-Ill. "There is sufficient and credible evidence sufficient" for the appointment of an independent counsel, added Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Orrin Hatch, R-Utah. "She could do that tomorrow." On Saturday the Justice Department revealed it has opened a 30-day review of President Clinton's involvement in campaign money-raising irregularities during the 1996 presidential campaign. During that time, Reno must decide whether to launch a more extensive 90-day review that could lead to her appointing a special prosecutor.
"We suggested she should have done that seven months ago," Hatch said on NBC's "Meet the Press." "She ought to get the burden off her back." Mrs. Marguerite B. Hanger STAUNTON Mrs. Marguerite (Bragg) Hanger, 75, beloved wife of W. Ronceverte Hanger, of 228 Old Greenville Road, died on Sunday (September 21, 1997) in the Augusta Medical Center.
She was born on June 1, 1922 at Staunton, a daughter of the late Robert H. and Laura B. Bragg. She was predeceased in death by a brother, Earl H. Bragg.
Mrs. Hanger was a life-long member of St. Paul's United Methodist Church where she was an active member of the Adult Fellowship Class, the Altar Guild, and the Helping Hands Circles. In addition to her husband of fifty-five years, she leaves behind a devoted son, Douglas R. Hanger, who loved her dearly.
A graveside service will be held at Thornrose Cemetery on Tuesday (September 23, 1997) at 2 p.m. conducted by the Rev. Dr. J. Paul Rowe and Rev.
W. Albert Massey. Active pallbearers will be Homer Clemmer, Rawley Collins, Rollo Houff, William "Bill" Nicholas, Don Combee, and William Argenbright. Honorary pallbearers will be members of the Altar Guild and Helping Hands Circles, members of the Adult Fellowship Class, and friends attending the service. The family will receive friends from 7 until 8 p.m.
this evening in the Henry Funeral Home. It is suggested that those desiring may make memorial donations to St. Paul's United Methodist Church, Building Fund, 410 W. Beverley Staunton, VA 24401. PdOb John H.
Moore STAUNTON John Henry Moore, 75, of 501 Bridge Street, died at 11:22 p.m. Saturday (September 20, 1997) in the Augusta Medical Center. He was born on August 30, 1922, in Augusta County, a son of the late John Alexander and Mary Ethel (Miller) Moore. Mr. Moore was a U.S.
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