THURSDAY. OCT. 22, 1998 THE NEWS JOURNAL Obituaries JOAN ELIZABETH ROUSH, 81, of 2801 W. Sixth Wilmington, died Oct. 14 in Parkview Nursing Rehabilitation Center, Wilmington.
Mrs. Roush had been a secretary for her husband, Dr. C. Roush, a podiatrist in Clinton, Iowa. She was a defense worker during World War II.
She lived in Wilmington for nine years, and was formerly of Richmond, and Clinton, where she was involved in the Clinton Women's Club and was a former Girl Scout leader. Her husband died in 1987. Survivors: son, R.G. "Bob" Roush of York, daughter, Mary Roush of Wilmington; brother, Merrill Campbell of Texas; sister, Sherry Lynn Cleveland of Clinton; two grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. Service and burial: private.
Contributions: Hospice of Delaware Valley, Kennett Square, Pa. MORTON H. "SCHULMAN" SANDS, 76, of Youngstown, Ohio, formerly of Wilmington, died Oct. 15 in St. Elizabeth Hospital, Youngstown.
Mr. Sands owned Welders Sales and Service, Youngstown. He retired several years ago. He lived in Wilmington 1938 to 1946. He graduated from University, of Delaware in 1946.
He performed in the E-52 Players, a UD theatrical group. Survivors: wife, Mae Forman Sands; son, Steven, and daughter, Cathy Benjamin, both of Youngstown; sisters, Shirley Figenshu of Wilmington and Gloria Verrow of Santa Clara, brother, Irwin Schulman of New Orleans; and four grandchildren. Service and burial: were Friday in Youngstown. Contributions: Kutz Home for the Aged, or charity. CECIL A.
SCHWALBAUCH, 79, of Elkton, died Tuesday in Sunrise Care Rehabilitation Center, Elkton. Mr. Schwalbauch retired in the 1970s from Market Iron Metal Wilmington, where he operated heavy equipment for 26 years. Survivors: wife, Susan T. Schwalbauch; sons, Ralph A.
of Bear, and Carl R. of Newark, daughters, Janet K. McConnell of Elkton and Roberta A. McKinney of Newark; brothers, Lawrence of Athens, Ohio, and Harold W. of Newark; sister, Cleo Wills of Tampa, nine grandchildren; and 11 great-grandchildren.
Graveside service: 11 a.m. Friday, Union Cemetery. Visitation: 7 to 9 tonight, Hicks Home for Funerals, 103 W. Stockton Elkton. Other obituaries on Page B4, B5 gional Regional mission Advisory Mr.
Seward Planning ComBoard for several years. He had been chairman and treasurer of the 34th District Democrat Committee and managed three campaigns for former state Sen. William C. Torbert. Mr.
Seward was a member of Camden-Wyoming Fire Company since 1959 and was also an assistant chief, and was former captain of the Ambulance Squad. He helped found the Camden-Wyoming Little League, where he served on the board of directors and was a team manager for 14 years. He was a 32nd-degree Mason and a member of Union Lodge 7 Delaware Consistory, Kent-Sussex Scottish Rite Club, the Tall Cedars of Lebanon and the Elks Lodge. He was past district advisory board member and past member and secretary of the Caesar Rodney Ruritans. He served in the Army Reserve from 1957 to 1965 and attended Whatcoat United Methodist Church, Camden.
Survivors: wife, Romayne B. Seward; son, William F. Fields Jr. of Hockessin; daughter, Patricia Contino of Dover; mother, Edith Cooper Killen of Felton; brothers, Thomas E. Seward of Dallas and Elwood Killen of Felton; sister, Hazel Seward of Felton; six grandchildren.
Service: 11 a.m. Friday, Whatcoat United Methodist Church, 16 N. Main Camden. Visitation: 6 to 9 p.m. today, Torbert Funeral Chapel, 61 S.
Bradford Dover. Burial: Odd Fellows Cemetery, Camden. Contributions: Whatcoat United Methodist Church, 16 N. Main Camden 19934; or the SPCA, Box 224, Dover 19903. KATHRYN SLAUGHTER, 82, died Monday at her home, 2412 Limestone Road, Milltown.
Miss Slaughter attended the University of Pennsylvania and graduated from Thompson's Business School, Wilmington. Survivor: brother, John Slaughter, with whom she lived. Service: 10 a.m. Friday, McCrery Memorial Chapel, Kirkwood Highway and Duncan Road, Marshallton. Burial: Asbury Ceme- RAYMOND HOWARD SE- tery, Millington, Md.
WARD, 59, of Dover, died Tuesday in Kent General Hospital. Mr. Seward had worked at Kraft KATE L. SNYDER, 83, of 142 E. General Foods Corp.
for 31 years. Evergreen West Grove, He served on the Kent County Re- died Oct. 14 in Southern Chester Pumpkins: Halloween trails popular at park FROM PAGE B1 Last year, people waited in line TO HELP up to two hours to walk the trail of terror. What: Pumpkin carving for "My own feeling is we could do Cape Henlopen State Park's Halnothing except put these pump- loween trails kins out and people would come," Jennifer Multhopp, park When: today, 5 to 8 p.m. said naturalist at Cape Henlopen.
Where: Youth Cape I. Signs But carving all the pumpkins are posted. takes teamwork and time. To sign up: Call the Seaside "Getting the guts out is the Nature Center to see if volunteers worst part," Chimienti said. Carv- are still needed, 645-6852.
Leave ing is the best. a message. Volunteers should be "I'm an art minor so this is at least 16 years old and bring a great for me," the Wesley College sharp knife. student said. Chimienti said she was a bit when she arrived thought it would be fun.
Walsh, a surprised at the Lewes the part-time resident, said she state park Tuesday night first evening volunteers gathered plans to bring her grandchildren to the trail. to scoop, cut and dissect. "I just couldn't believe how The most difficult part: "It's the many pumpkins there were," she cutting and the scooping out," she said. said. Park officials buy nearly three Once the pumpkins are carved tons of pumpkins from a farm in and in place, another team volMilton every year.
Paying for the unteers will light hundreds canof pumpkins, the candy given to chil- dles and ensure they stay lit. Still dren on the fantasy trail and pay- others will dress in costume ing staffers make the two-day some as storybook characters and event a break-even proposition for others as the stuff of nightmares. the park, said Connie Burger, a For park staffers such as park naturalist. Multhopp, the pumpkins are a way Olga Walsh, another carving to make Halloween special for chilvolunteer, said she came out to dren. "I love Halloween," she said.
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Survivors: sons, Edward Snyder of Coatesville, Stanley Snyder of Kennett Square and Arthur Snyder of West Grove; and daughters, Dorothy Keesey of Oxford and Margaret Miller of Cochranville. Services: 11 a.m. today, Cleveland Gofus Funeral Home, Avondale. Visitation: 10 a.m. Burial: Union Hill Cemetery, Kennett Township.
Contributions: Home Health Care, in care of Southern Chester County Medical Center. EVELYN JEAN HYNES TURNER, 70, died Monday at her home in Carillon Crossing, Rockland. Mrs. Turner was a guidance counselor at Claymont High School. She was past president of the Embroidery Guild of America's Brandywine Chapter, and Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church.
Survivors: husband, James W. of Wilmington; sons, the Rev. James M. of Vienna, and Jeffrey T. of Wilmington; daughters, Debra Ann Read of State College, and Margaret Lynn Mitchell of Holland, and 10 grandchildren.
Service: 10 a.m. Friday, Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church, Weldin and Shipley roads, Liftwood. Visitation: 7 to 9 tonight. Burial: St. Joseph on the Brandywine Cemetery, Greenville.
Contributions: Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church's Outreach program, or the Oblate Helper's Guild, Box 87, Childs, MD 21916. ROBERTA SLOMAN ZADZIORSKI, 67, of 7 Rockford Road, Rockford Tower Condominiums, Wilmington, died Tuesday in Wilmington Hospital. Mrs. Zadziorski had been an executive secretary in the research and development department of the DuPont Co. She was a member of Grace United Methodist Church and its choir and the Academy of Lifelong Learning.
She was a member of the Academy of Dance from 1967 to 1991. She was a life member of the Brandywiners and a board member of the Delaware Branch of the English Speaking Union. Survivors: husband of 23 years, Marian Zadziorski; brother, Dennis Sloman of Hockessin; sister, Jean of San Diego. Memorial service: 11 a.m. Saturday, Grace United Methodist Church, 903 West Wilmington.
Burial: private. Contributions: Music memorial fund of Grace United Methodist Church, 903 West Wilmington Tattoo solves mystery of body found months ago By TERRI SANGINITI and TERRY SPENCER Staff reporters Philadelphia authorities Wednesday identified the remains of a woman found earlier this year in a wooded area in the city's Northeast section as 20-year-old Sarah Clark Chentlen of Wilmington. Chentlen, of the 800 block of E. 17th was last seen the night of Nov. 1.
She was reported missing by her stepsister Dec. 16, Wilmington police spokeswoman Lt. Carol Senghaas said. After her disappearance, investigators sent police agencies along the East Coast a description of a distinctive tattoo the missing woman had on her left breast. The tattoo was inscribed with the name of the victim's daughter "Amariah," Senghaas said.
Philadelphia TV stations broadcast a drawing of Chentlen's tattoo Monday night, prompting the woman's mother to contact Wilmington detectives. "As the result of knowing her identity, it will accelerate our investigation and determine how and where she died," said Philadelphia Homicide Capt. James Brady, adding the homicide investigation is being conducted jointly with Wilmington police. Chentlen's body was discovered Feb. 20 lying in woods just off the Woodhaven Expressway.
Although her death been ruled a homicide, the Philadelphia County Medical Examiner's Office has been unable, to determine the cause of Brady said. The body of another woman was discovered in the same area early last month, leading investigators to believe the deaths might have been linked. The second victim has since been identified as Barbara Wallers, 30, who originally lived in the Elkton, area. Wallers, who moved to Philadelphia about eight months ago, had been missing three days before her body was discovered. Investigators said neither body showed signs of sexual assault.
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