The Cumberland news, 16 Mar 1946, Sat, page 16:
Edward Harvey Hast, 70, 507 Decatur Street, sexton at St. Patrick's Catholic Church here for the past five years, died last evening at 9:30 o'clock in Allegany hospital of injuries suffered when he was struck by a B. and O. passenger train at the Bedford Strret crossing February 24.
Dr. Linne H. Corson, deputy county medical examiner, said death resulted of a fractured skull, a fractured pelvis and a crushed chest.
Mr. Hast was admitted to the hospital after, police reported, he was struck by the Capital Limited at about 8:45 pm. He was found about thirty feet above the crossing lying between the tracks and the Henderson avenue wall, police added.
He was a native of Buck Valley, PA., a son of John H. and Margaret Seigler Hast.
Surviving are three daughters, Mrs Farrell F. Moore, this city; Mrs J.D.Reister, Baltimore, and Miss Grace Hast, with the UNRRA in Greece; three soons, L. Carl Hast and Charles E. Hast, both of this city, and Frederick H. Hast, with the marines in China, five grandchildren, one great-grandchild and one brother , Philip Hast, this city.
The body is at the Hafer funeral home. Other funeral arrangements had not been completed last evening.
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Cumberland Evening Times, Sat., March 16,1946, page 8:
......Born near Chaneyville, PA..............................services will be conducted Monday at 1 pm by the Rev. Carl H. Clapp, pastor of St. Mark's Evangelical and Reformed church. Interment will be in Green Mount cemetery.
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The Cumberland News, 18 March 1946, Mon, page 8:
......Interment will be in Greenmount cemetery.
Contributor: Rob and Debi Felten (46883097) • [email protected]∼son of John H. Hast and Margaret Ziegler
Edward Harvey Hast, 70, 507 Decatur Street, sexton at St. Patrick's Catholic Church here for the past five years, died last evening at 9:30 o'clock in Allegany hospital of injuries suffered when he was struck by a B. and O. passenger train at the Bedford Strret crossing February 24.
Dr. Linne H. Corson, deputy county medical examiner, said death resulted of a fractured skull, a fractured pelvis and a crushed chest.
Mr. Hast was admitted to the hospital after, police reported, he was struck by the Capital Limited at about 8:45 pm. He was found about thirty feet above the crossing lying between the tracks and the Henderson avenue wall, police added.
He was a native of Buck Valley, PA., a son of John H. and Margaret Seigler Hast.
Surviving are three daughters, Mrs Farrell F. Moore, this city; Mrs J.D.Reister, Baltimore, and Miss Grace Hast, with the UNRRA in Greece; three soons, L. Carl Hast and Charles E. Hast, both of this city, and Frederick H. Hast, with the marines in China, five grandchildren, one great-grandchild and one brother , Philip Hast, this city.
The body is at the Hafer funeral home. Other funeral arrangements had not been completed last evening.
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Cumberland Evening Times, Sat., March 16,1946, page 8:
......Born near Chaneyville, PA..............................services will be conducted Monday at 1 pm by the Rev. Carl H. Clapp, pastor of St. Mark's Evangelical and Reformed church. Interment will be in Green Mount cemetery.
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The Cumberland News, 18 March 1946, Mon, page 8:
......Interment will be in Greenmount cemetery.
Contributor: Rob and Debi Felten (46883097) • [email protected]∼son of John H. Hast and Margaret Ziegler
The Cumberland news, 16 Mar 1946, Sat, page 16:
Edward Harvey Hast, 70, 507 Decatur Street, sexton at St. Patrick's Catholic Church here for the past five years, died last evening at 9:30 o'clock in Allegany hospital of injuries suffered when he was struck by a B. and O. passenger train at the Bedford Strret crossing February 24.
Dr. Linne H. Corson, deputy county medical examiner, said death resulted of a fractured skull, a fractured pelvis and a crushed chest.
Mr. Hast was admitted to the hospital after, police reported, he was struck by the Capital Limited at about 8:45 pm. He was found about thirty feet above the crossing lying between the tracks and the Henderson avenue wall, police added.
He was a native of Buck Valley, PA., a son of John H. and Margaret Seigler Hast.
Surviving are three daughters, Mrs Farrell F. Moore, this city; Mrs J.D.Reister, Baltimore, and Miss Grace Hast, with the UNRRA in Greece; three soons, L. Carl Hast and Charles E. Hast, both of this city, and Frederick H. Hast, with the marines in China, five grandchildren, one great-grandchild and one brother , Philip Hast, this city.
The body is at the Hafer funeral home. Other funeral arrangements had not been completed last evening.
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Cumberland Evening Times, Sat., March 16,1946, page 8:
......Born near Chaneyville, PA..............................services will be conducted Monday at 1 pm by the Rev. Carl H. Clapp, pastor of St. Mark's Evangelical and Reformed church. Interment will be in Green Mount cemetery.
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The Cumberland News, 18 March 1946, Mon, page 8:
......Interment will be in Greenmount cemetery.
Contributor: Rob and Debi Felten (46883097) • [email protected]∼son of John H. Hast and Margaret Ziegler
Edward Harvey Hast, 70, 507 Decatur Street, sexton at St. Patrick's Catholic Church here for the past five years, died last evening at 9:30 o'clock in Allegany hospital of injuries suffered when he was struck by a B. and O. passenger train at the Bedford Strret crossing February 24.
Dr. Linne H. Corson, deputy county medical examiner, said death resulted of a fractured skull, a fractured pelvis and a crushed chest.
Mr. Hast was admitted to the hospital after, police reported, he was struck by the Capital Limited at about 8:45 pm. He was found about thirty feet above the crossing lying between the tracks and the Henderson avenue wall, police added.
He was a native of Buck Valley, PA., a son of John H. and Margaret Seigler Hast.
Surviving are three daughters, Mrs Farrell F. Moore, this city; Mrs J.D.Reister, Baltimore, and Miss Grace Hast, with the UNRRA in Greece; three soons, L. Carl Hast and Charles E. Hast, both of this city, and Frederick H. Hast, with the marines in China, five grandchildren, one great-grandchild and one brother , Philip Hast, this city.
The body is at the Hafer funeral home. Other funeral arrangements had not been completed last evening.
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Cumberland Evening Times, Sat., March 16,1946, page 8:
......Born near Chaneyville, PA..............................services will be conducted Monday at 1 pm by the Rev. Carl H. Clapp, pastor of St. Mark's Evangelical and Reformed church. Interment will be in Green Mount cemetery.
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The Cumberland News, 18 March 1946, Mon, page 8:
......Interment will be in Greenmount cemetery.
Contributor: Rob and Debi Felten (46883097) • [email protected]∼son of John H. Hast and Margaret Ziegler
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