Bedford Gazette
Oct 25, 1907
Point
October 23 - On Thursday, October 17, Irvine Caltenbaugh of Johnstown and Miss Pearl Studebaker of this place were united in marriage by Rev. Hilliary, at the residence of the bride's father, T.R. Studebaker. The men, women, boys and girls got in their work in the evening serenading the young couple, as the bride was a very popular young lady of this community and beloved by all. The happy couple left on Friday for Johnstown, where they will reside. Pearl will be missed in the church, Sunday school, the home and at our socials, as she was a jolly, good-hearted girl with a good word for every one. We wish them a long and happy life together.
Bedford Gazette
Mar 17, 1922
Point
On Friday last the body of Irvin Caltenbaugh was brought over from Johnstown for burial beside his wife in the cemetery near Fishertown. Mr. Caltenbaugh was a former resident of Point. He was married to Miss Pearl Studebaker, who died some years ago and left him with two small children. Several years after her death he remarried and now leaves a wife and three children to survive him. His mother died a few hours after her son. She did not of his death. Both died of pneumonia. The deceased was greatly respected by the people of this community. A brother of the deceased resides in this community at present.
Bedford Gazette
Oct 25, 1907
Point
October 23 - On Thursday, October 17, Irvine Caltenbaugh of Johnstown and Miss Pearl Studebaker of this place were united in marriage by Rev. Hilliary, at the residence of the bride's father, T.R. Studebaker. The men, women, boys and girls got in their work in the evening serenading the young couple, as the bride was a very popular young lady of this community and beloved by all. The happy couple left on Friday for Johnstown, where they will reside. Pearl will be missed in the church, Sunday school, the home and at our socials, as she was a jolly, good-hearted girl with a good word for every one. We wish them a long and happy life together.
Bedford Gazette
Mar 17, 1922
Point
On Friday last the body of Irvin Caltenbaugh was brought over from Johnstown for burial beside his wife in the cemetery near Fishertown. Mr. Caltenbaugh was a former resident of Point. He was married to Miss Pearl Studebaker, who died some years ago and left him with two small children. Several years after her death he remarried and now leaves a wife and three children to survive him. His mother died a few hours after her son. She did not of his death. Both died of pneumonia. The deceased was greatly respected by the people of this community. A brother of the deceased resides in this community at present.
Family Members
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Emma Minerva Kaltenbaugh
1873–1896
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Charles Henry Kaltenbaugh Sr
1878–1957
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Louisa Belle Kaltenbaugh Manges-Berkebile
1880–1951
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William Monroe Kaltenbaugh
1883–1958
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David Edward Kaltenbaugh
1886–1930
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Harrison M. Kaltenbaugh
1887–1887
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Walter W. Kaltenbaugh
1889–1909
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Marian E. Kaltenbaugh
1890–1890
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Arthur B. Kaltenbaugh
1891–1891
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Lizza A. Kaltenbaugh
1892–1894
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Viola B. Kaltenbaugh
1894–1894
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John F. Kaltenbaugh
1895–1901
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