The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-07-17

Marriage Licenses.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans Cour
for two weeks ending Thursday, July 10th
1896:
Carman Butch, Cresson township, anc
Emma c. Eberly, Allegheny township.
ID. II. Rogers and Hannah 5. Edwards
| MorreilvilIe.
Benjamin F. Fresh and Nellie Wilkin.
| son Jackson township.
Israel Kneebone and Margery Dunn
JOhnstown.
John T. Baker and Susan Farren. Por.
| tage.
Anthony n. Helfrick and Anguline
Weakland, Hastings.
Peter Lance, Pittsburg, and Lucy Nc
Names, Indiana county, Pa.
benjamin +. Grove, Upper Yoder, and
Lucy r. Hildebrand. Jackson township
George McGarry ard Annie Vogle
Johnstown.
Ralph Altemus, MorrelvilIe and Veal
THE Nj. HySOng, CooperSdale.
John II. Ream and Annie +. Noon Cone
maugh township.
Jessie Slick, Lorair, O., and Belle Stom-
baugh, Johnstown.
Grant Bradley and Catharine Snyder
Washington township.
George Goldinger, Adams township, and
Julia Ann Custer. South Fork.
Ambrose J. Long, Croyle township. and
Barbara Wuerfel, Summerhill township.
John Davis, Johnstown, and Louie
Emptield, Blacklick township.
Frank Setetgo and Lancy Coshmeir,
Benscreek.
Stephen A. Hoyer, Ehrenfeld and Sarah
George, johDstown.
William E. Brandt and Annie M. Horn
eT, Indiana county, Pa.
William X. Gilloy, Youngstown, Ohio,
and Belle Daily, Ohio comfy, Indiana.
Jacob Kimmel and Charlotte Grouse,
Portage township.
Edgar ii. Campbell and Sarah A. Feath-
ers, Stonycreek tow wnship.
William Ii. Philips and Louise X.
Jones, JOhnsJown.
Arthur Truscott. South Fork, and Annie
Duncan, Conemaugh.
George KromalOck and Mary Poloko,
BarneSboro.
Thomas j. Morris and Mary Schrock,
JohnstOwn.
Thomas Newton, Coalport, and Rebeeca
McNulty, Dunlo.
Michael Gulgas and Elizabeth Dentko,
Johnstown.
Death Of Ex-sherfn James Myers.
On Friday evening, July lOtE, Sheriff
James Myers, of this place, while return
ing home from his farm where he had been
during the afternoon, died suddenly from
heart failure, in the buggy before reaching
home.
In the afternoon Mr.. Myers, accompani-
ed by his son-GallitzIn-visiJ his farm
about a mile south of EbenSburg and in
the evening started home, the two in a
buggy, Mr.. Myers driving. When about a
half mile from home the son saw that his
father was sick and had dropped the lines
which he picked up aud Mr.. Abram
Hitchue, who came along got into the
buggy to assist him but found that Mr..
Myers was unable to speak and they
started TO bring him home. When near
briggs grist mill Mr.. Myers expired
The deceased was born in Munster town
ship on the Goth of February 1918 and with
the exception of a couple of years spent in
HGllidaysburg. was life long resident of
Cambria county. He was a carpenter
by trade and after reaching manhood
worked for couple of years in Holidays
burg when he returned to Cambria county,
in 1912, came to Ebensburg where he lived
mp until his death, being actively engaged
until few years ago in the erection of
numerous buildings in the town and vi
cinity. In 1864 he was elected sheriff and
served his term with credit and ability.
He Is survived by his wife. one daughter.
Mrs. Cornelia Porter, and three sons,
Randolph, Gallitzin and Herman III. He
Is also survived by three sisters; Mrs.
Susan HaSson and Mrs. John Anstead, of
Hastings, and Mrs. j. ID. Parrish, of
Ebensburg, and enc brother, Joseph
Myers, OF Freeland, Luzerne county, Pa.
Mr.. Myers was a Catholic in religion and
on Monday at 10 o'clock his remains were
taken to the Church of the Holy Name
and after a High Mass of ReQuium were
inferred in the Catholic cemetery. May
he rest in peace.