Indiana Weekly Messenger, Indiana, PA, Oct. 29, 1925
James Michael Rugh, aged 54 years, retired liveryman of Johnstown, died Wednesday afternoon, October 21, from an illness extending over a long period of time. He was a native of Indiana county and was born in Brushvalley, September 26, 1871, a son of John C. and Mrs. Mary Truby Rugh, who for many years were prominent residents of Indiana. The deceased had attended Indiana Normal school for three years. He went to Johnstown thirty years ago to engage in the livery business. Seven years ago he engaged in the meat business and conducted the meat market until his health failed. interment in Grandview cemetery. Member#46620248
James Michael Rugh, aged 54 years, retired liveryman of Johnstown, died Wednesday afternoon, October 21, from an illness extending over a long period of time. He was a native of Indiana county and was born in Brushvalley, September 26, 1871, a son of John C. and Mrs. Mary Truby Rugh, who for many years were prominent residents of Indiana. The deceased had attended Indiana Normal school for three years. He went to Johnstown thirty years ago to engage in the livery business. Seven years ago he engaged in the meat business and conducted the meat market until his health failed. interment in Grandview cemetery. Member#46620248
Indiana Weekly Messenger, Indiana, PA, Oct. 29, 1925
James Michael Rugh, aged 54 years, retired liveryman of Johnstown, died Wednesday afternoon, October 21, from an illness extending over a long period of time. He was a native of Indiana county and was born in Brushvalley, September 26, 1871, a son of John C. and Mrs. Mary Truby Rugh, who for many years were prominent residents of Indiana. The deceased had attended Indiana Normal school for three years. He went to Johnstown thirty years ago to engage in the livery business. Seven years ago he engaged in the meat business and conducted the meat market until his health failed. interment in Grandview cemetery. Member#46620248
James Michael Rugh, aged 54 years, retired liveryman of Johnstown, died Wednesday afternoon, October 21, from an illness extending over a long period of time. He was a native of Indiana county and was born in Brushvalley, September 26, 1871, a son of John C. and Mrs. Mary Truby Rugh, who for many years were prominent residents of Indiana. The deceased had attended Indiana Normal school for three years. He went to Johnstown thirty years ago to engage in the livery business. Seven years ago he engaged in the meat business and conducted the meat market until his health failed. interment in Grandview cemetery. Member#46620248
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