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Joseph S. Stayduhar, 59, of Williamsburg, passed away unexpectedly Friday morning, Aug. 4, 2023, at his home. He was born Nov. 6, 1963, in Roaring Spring, son of the late Martin John and Coralie R. (Whalen) Stayduhar. On May 14, 1988, he married Angela B. Shoenfelt at St. Thomas More Catholic Church, Roaring Spring. He is survived by his wife of 35 years, Angie; three sons: Mick Stayduhar (Kirstie) of Martinsburg, Andrew Stayduhar (Jes) of Bellefonte and Matt Stayduhar of Williamsburg; a...
Cheryl D. Rinard, 58, of Woodbury, formerly of Saxton, passed away July 31, 2023. She was born Aug. 27, 1964, in Huntingdon; daughter of Harry B. and Anna Mae (Stuller) Rinard. Cheryl was a member of the Stonerstown Church of the Brethren and was currently attending Faith Assembly of God in Roaring Spring. She enjoyed her dog GiGi, animals, social activities, and spending time with her family. She is survived by her father, Harry; sisters, Susan Heath (Victor), Robin Dorman (Ray), and Sondra...
Janice Mohn (nee Keithley), 93, passed away Saturday, July 29, 2023. She was born in Taylor Township, Sept. 3, 1929, to the late John and Helen (nee Bowman) Keithley. Janice is survived by her children: Dennis (Pam), Jan (Marge Petrovich), Raymond (Ramona), and Evelyn Jendre (Pete); 13 grandchildren; 22 great-grandchildren; and siblings Jean Miller, Tom Keithley, and Teddy Keithley, Sr. She was preceded in death by her husband, Edward; her son, David Mohn; and siblings: Irene, David, Hazel,...
Ann Berkhimer Gregory passed away peacefully July 26, 2023, at Goodwin House Alexandria (VA). Born in Roaring Spring, on Oct. 17, 1925, Ann graduated from Penn State University and received her master’s degree from American University. She taught chemistry and biology in Arlington County, VA, for more than 25 years. She was active in her community, church and in local politics. Married to the love of her life Wade F. Gregory for more than 73 years, they moved to Arlington, VA, in 1961. They also lived in Santiago, Chile; Bogota, Colombia and Na...
The Cambria-Clearfield-Blair County Beekeepers will meet at Revloc Park Pavilion 5 on Saturday, Aug. 12, at 11:30 a.m. with meal at noon followed by an auction. Bring a dish to share. Meat and corn will be provided by the club. This is the annual picnic and auction. No fee will be charged. Those interested need not be a beekeeper to attend. For more information, please call (814) 472-7637, or e-mail: pigeonflyr@verizon.net....
Following the annual Sonny Steward Pancake Breakfast there was an outdoor community worship at Roaring Spring's Spring Dam Sunday morning that began with Simply Grace performing a number of hymns....
So I’m a big fan of soup. Those of you who know me are probably shocked that I’m writing about food, but hang in there, I’m just setting up the story. One day a few years back, I was driving home and literally daydreaming about a can of wedding soup I had in my cupboard. Wedding soup is in my top four as far as favorite soups. It’s on my Mount Rushmore of soups. You get the point. When I finally got home and cracked open that can of wedding soup I was met with total disappointment. Even though the label on the can said “Italian wedding s...
Sweet corn season is in full swing in Southeastern Pennsylvania, with good supplies predicted to be available through Labor Day. In celebration of the season, the PA Veggies website offers Pennsylvanians an array of ideas for preserving, serving and enjoying sweet corn. Sweet corn harvest began in southeastern Pennsylvania in late June and is now available throughout the state. “We’re proud of our crop here in Pennsylvania and we think it’s the best-tasting sweet corn to be found in Ameri...
Palmer Lewis had just given birth to her son, Gray. She and Ben were so happy. Palmer’s job was creating special events. Since Palmer had the better paying job, Ben was going to stay home with Gray. Palmer was going back to work after just two weeks. It was so hard to leave little Gray but she knew Ben would be a good father to him. Palmer had trust issues. Ben understood that and supported her. Palmer’s ex had cheated on her and she was not about to allow that to happen again. It was when Pal...
Herald of Aug. 18, 1898 Secretary Day and M. Cambon of Spain signed a peace protocol ending the war with Spain. Manila was bombarded by Dewey on Saturday and surrendered unconditionally. The rough riders with General Joe Wheeler and Colonel Roosevelt landed at Montauk Point and are in quarantine. Some men were so weak they were hardly able to walk. One of the annoyances that greet our ears almost every night, is the effort to wake up the boys of the livery stable when teams come in. A solid half hour has been put in before the boys could be...
Herald of Aug. 16, 1973 Three Spring Cove teachers, Miss Sandra Petersen, Miss Donna Weyandt and Miss Ann George were partners in the ownership of trotter horses named Triplet T Hint and Triple T Happy. The three travel with the horses to county fairs and raceways throughout Pennsylvania to compete in races. Miss Petersens’s father, Ernest, drives the horses. One bid for fuel oil was received by the Spring Cove School District. Gulf Oil Company said the price would be 14.32 cents per gallon, up from 12.35 cents from last term, with a warning t...
Herald of Aug. 17, 1923 The Klu Klux Klan met in a large forty acre field in Curryville on Saturday night. Attendees came from many parts of the state as well as Maryland, with attendance estimated to be at least 25,000. Cars belonging to the members of the Klan were parked in a circle about the roped off section, the fronts facing the center and the headlights furnishing the light for the ceremonies. About 400 persons were initiated during the ceremonial, in the course of which three crosses were burned. The ceremonial lasted from 5 to 10:30...
Herald of Aug. 20, 1998 The Rodney Metzler family was celebrating the 100th anniversary of their farm. Rodney and Gretchen Metzler are the fourth generation to own the farm. Abram Metzler, a Mennonite preacher, moved to the Martinsburg area in 1898 and purchased the farm to support his family of eight. Clyde G. Lynn, owner of Lynn’s Family Restaurant in East Freedom died from injuries received after falling from the roof of the restaurant. Mr. Lynn was transported by emergency helicopter to Conemaugh Hospital where he later died. He was 63. F...
Herald of Aug. 19, 1948 The Murray-Appleman Post, American Legion of Roaring Spring delivered a card file listing the blood types of almost 200 World War II veterans to Nason Hospital for the hospital to use in case of an emergency need for blood. The Post also notified the hospital that it would purchase an incubator for premature babies. Larry , small son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Musselman of near Woodbury suffered painful cuts and brush burns recently when he got in the way of a disc harrow and was dragged some distance by the discs before...
Herald of Aug. 15, 2013 The Rev. John D. Bonebreak of Martinsburg was recognized for 50 years of ordination in a special service at St. John’s United Church of Christ in Martinsburg. Although retired from the ministry, he continued to serve as a supply minister at several local churches.He is the son of the late Dr. John Keim and Irma Bonebreak. Roaring Spring borough advertised an ordinance that prevented residents from keeping farm animals, including chickens, in the borough. The ordinance also bans wild and exotic animals like snakes, r...
I do not have to tell my readers that life does not always go as planned. There are disappointments and times where we must adjust to changes and challenges. Today I thought I would take my laptop and Bible on my back deck to write this column. I enjoy hearing the gentle breezes and the birds singing. As I was about to begin, I heard a loud buzzing sound. Thankfully it wasn’t yellow jackets. Both my wife and I have been stung this summer with those small, powerful insects. Instead, it was a louder buzz. A crew working on my neighbor’s lawn bro...
When Haman cast the lot (Pur) I expect he was frustrated it would be a whole year until his vengeance was satisfied. But it is certainly a good thing from Mordecai’s perspective. He has almost nine months to get things fixed up for the Jews to at least defend themselves. Two things need to happen: The message must get into the hands of everyone. Those who hear this new decree must believe it is true. Getting it out works this way. The messengers were well mounted. They had horses (for flat p...
Traveling evangelist Jay Lowder and recording artist Jason Crabb will headline “Unite on the Rock” at the Allegany County Fairgrounds on Sept. 10, 11, and 12. This Christian faith festival is free of charge and open to the public. Lowder, who served as the guest speaker during the region’s National Day of Prayer events held in May, brings an energetic message of hope to reach those struggling with depression, addiction, and lost purpose. As a young adult, Lowder faced both addictions issue...
Storage Sale Due to nonpayment of storage rent and fees, all property of Terry Wilt, 2825 W. Chestnut Ave., Altoona, stored at Freedom Junction Self-Storage, East Freedom, PA, will be sold on August 29, 2023, at 10 a.m., at Freedom Junction, East Freedom, PA. Storage Sale Due to nonpayment of storage rent and fees, all property of Denene Hinish, 137 Wertz Ave., Altoona, PA, stored at Freedom Junction Self-Storage, East Freedom, PA, will be sold on August 29, 2023, at 10 a.m., at Freedom Junction, East Freedom, PA. Storage Sale Due to...
Claysburg-Kimmel High School will be open for students on Aug. 23, 2023. The following are the room assignments: SEVENTH GRADE Room 111 – Rebecca Benton: Joseph Beltz, Jenna Berkey, Amber Berkheimer, James Bowmaster, Ava Burket, Brodie Burket, Jarek Burket, Jaylyne Davis, Lilly DDibert, Landyn Diehl, Mallorie Diehl, Deegan Dively, Jalynn Dively, Natalie Feathers, Bryson Fether Room 120 – Michaela Gresko: Rachel Fuhrman, Cailynn Imler, Gabriel Johnston, Kaleb Keister, Emma Kelly, Dominic Langham, Kassidy Lingenfelter, Claire McCloskey, Ale...
*Photos of each contestant are included in the print version and e-Edition PDF of the Herald.* Aug. 12, 2023, at 11:45 a.m. the Little Miss Claysburg Queen Pageant will take place. This is in conjunction with Claysburg Area Community Days. Director and Hostess is Diana G. Walter-Dively. Twenty-two girls will be participating (from top left photo): 1. Autumn Kain Atherton-4th grade. Daughter of Mary Burkhard and Stepfather Anthony Burkhard. 2. Olivia Ann Brown-2nd grade. Daughter of Christin Dikum and Chris Feather. 3. Jerrika Jo Burket-6th...
On June 24, 2023, the Central High School Class of '63 celebrated their 60th year class reunion, with lunch and fellowship at the U.S. Hotel "Liberty Hall" in Hollidaysburg, PA. It was attended by 35 class members and 17 guests. Donations received from classmates at various class reunions along with this one, the class of 1963 was able to make a $500.00 donation to the Central High School scholarship fund. The names of the classmates in attendance are as follows: (seated, from left) Jane...
Kevin Zimmerman Ebersole and Lillian Stauffer Ebersole of Williamsburg are the parents of a daughter, Juanita Joy, born at 12:09 p.m., Monday, July 10, 2023, at home. The infant weighted 6 pounds 10 ounces and was 20 and 1/2 inches in length at birth. Juanita has two siblings: Kaden Layne (3) and Weston Drew (2). Maternal grandparents are Allen and Ellen Stauffer of Roaring Spring. Paternal grandparents are Clair Ebersole, Jr. of Claysburg and Mable Ebersole of Roaring Spring. Maternal great-grandparents are Alvin and Lizzie Stauffer of New...
Claysburg-Kimmel Elementary School will be open for students on Aug. 23, 2023. The following are the room assignments: KINDERGARTEN Mr. Hartman – Stella Becker, Ryker Boyer, Malakai Burket, Taylor Caldwell, Wyatt Downing, Hannah Drobnoek, Kinsley Hafer, Baylee Langham, River Love, Logan Reffner, Jonah Smith, Leo Wachter, Evan Walker, Aviana Walter Mrs. Brumbaugh – Decan Camarrotto, Auralee Clark, Ava Claycomb, Myla Cox, Elisha Fitzpatrick, Paxton Knott, McKinley Laird, Jackson Myers, Caron Neff, Graylynn Rininger, Airyle Shay, Beritt Shu...
SEVENTH GRADE Mrs. Carper – Ava Bailor, Sariah Beatty, Landon Beck, Emma Biddle, Landon Brodie, Andrew Cadle, Tymber Claycomb, Faith Detwiler, Kaelynn Dicken, Malaki Dopp, Evelyn Fox, Bailey Fulton, Ty Grager, Juliana Houck, Logan Kauruter, Ayla Kidd Mrs. Horton – Bergen Leidy, Brynn Lower, Tyler Martin, Addison McGregor, Tristan Merritts, Ingrid Parks, Makenna Prough, Aiden Rispoli, Katie Ross, Tanner Ross, Elizabella Royer, Alex Shock, Spencer Smith, Morgan Somers, Emma Stone, Harley Talbert, Xander Umbower, Brysten Weyandt, Emma Wis...
KINDERGARTEN Kindergarten, Room 136 – Mrs. Moushlian: These students will start on Wednesday, August 23, 2023: Rowan Barnes, Lochlan Cruthers, Ember Gambardella, Liam Hoover, Jaxon Horne, Kaylee Long, Shaun Simendinger, Axton Wilt These students will start on Thursday, August 24, 2023: Eliza Everhart, Austin Martin, Braxton Ray, Torrin Sebia, Elaina Snowberger, Hayden Talbert, Bryson Wyland Prough Kindergarten, Room 131 – Mrs. Totillo: These students will start on Wednesday, August 23, 2023: Elijah Bloom, Emerson Everhart, William Greaser, Hud...
Northern Bedford County Middle School will be open for students on Aug. 23, 2023. The school day will start at 7:55 a.m. and will end at 3:07 p.m. The last day of classes will be May 31, 2024. There are 193 students enrolled at NBCMS this year. Regular lunch price is $2.65. Regular breakfast price is $1.25. Reduced lunch price is $0.40. Reduced breakfast price is $0.30. There are 24 teachers. Teaching staff members include Jennifer Aungst, Scott Bollman, Marcy Brumbaugh, Brianna Clouse, Craig Curfman, Brian Dutchcot, Janine England, Todd...
Northern Bedford County High School will be open for students on Aug. 23, 2023. The school day will start at 7:59 a.m. and will end at 3:10 p.m. The last day of classes will be May 30, 2024. There are 247 students enrolled at NBCHS this year. Regular lunch price is $2.65. Regular breakfast price is $1.25. Reduced lunch price is $0.45. Reduced breakfast price is $0.35. There are 30 teachers. Teaching staff members include Jennifer Aungst, Andy Barton, Garry Black, Scott Bollman, Michael Brode, Brianna Clouse, Stuart Crocker, Craig Curfman, Ken D...
Northern Bedford County Elementary School will be open for students on Aug. 23, 2023. The school day will start at 8:15 a.m. and will end at 2:55 p.m. The last day of classes will be May 30, 2024. There are 418 students enrolled at NBCES this year. Regular lunch price is $2.55. Reduced lunch price is $0.40. Breakfast is free. Trevor M. Replogle is the principal. There are 34 teachers. Staff members include Heidi Ake, Christa Albright, Amy Banaszak, Lisa Blackburn, Ashley Brennan, Staci Brockus, Pam Brown, Joe Brumbaugh, Madison Brumbaugh,...
PRE-K Mrs. Connie Shuck – Room 6: Cohen Baird, Samuel Barfield, Lynden Fetter, Cooper Fritz, Bruno Grippi, Kynlee Jones, Sky Lepley, Vivian McCahan, Walker Oldham, Camryn Shaffron, Jake Zimmerman KINDERGARTEN Mrs. Cindy Grimes – Room 13: Bailee Baker, Ashton Barfield, Ciel Custer, Paxton Dishong, Cullen Plowman, Mason Wert FIRST AND SECOND GRADE Mrs. Leslie Weaver – Room 8: Noah Baird, Waylon Dishong, Haley Fritz, Westynn Gingerich, Braylynn Grimes, Ethan Hayes, Kampton Holler, Matthew Lewis, Olivia Cogan, Sammy Daniels, Andrew Espen...
NINTH GRADE Room 405 – Mr. Logan Barkman: Liam Aman, Cameron Bailey, Brayden Baker, Harrison Balantac, Brittany Bartley, Miritsa Baum, Brock Beach, Breslyn Beech, Mason Benjamin, James Bertram, Anna Bettwy, Sarah Blattenberger, Van Blattenberger, Brittany Bowers, Ava Brown, Nadine Brubaker, Camryn Brumbaugh, Nathaniel Buell, Logan Campbell, Cody Clapper, Sadie Conrad, Bearett Corley Room 108 – Mrs. Kassi Leidy: Gabrielle Decker, Peyton Decker, Eleanor Derr, Keyla Diaz, Kollen Dilling, Sara Dixon, Nicholas Dunmire, Jace Ebersole, Aubry Eck...
GRADE 6 Mr. Hoenstine – Room 301: Sydney Allison, Draven Bagley, Ethan Baker, Brayden Bartley, Jakob Bechtel, Gemma Blattenberger, Zoee Bookhamer, Lucy Brown, Caleb Brumbaugh, Liara Bussard, Maddison Calhoun, Joseph Campbell, Maura Campbell, Rydder Caporuscio, Raegan Carrier, Nicolas Chesney, Brock Conrad, Abigail Coppersmith, Jaymason DelGrosso, Bella Dellinger, Amelia Deremer, Trisha Derr Mrs. Hoenstine – Room 303: Allison Dick, Brynlee Dick, Stepheny Dick, Triston Diehl, Caleb Dively, Kylee Dodson, Simon Ebersole, Noah Edwards, Brielle Fea...
The first day of school will be on Thursday, Aug. 24, 2023. If your child’s name is missing from the list, call the school office between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Martinsburg Elem. – 501-6111 Spring Cove Elem. – 224-2311 MEET THE TEACHER NIGHT Spring Cove Elementary: • Tuesday, Aug. 22 - Grade 1; 6–7 p.m. • Tuesday, Aug. 22 - Grade 2; 7:30 – 8:30 p.m. Martinsburg Elementary • Monday, Aug. 21 – Grade 3; 5:30 – 6:15 p.m. • Monday, Aug. 21 – Grade 4; 6:30 – 7:15 p.m. • Monday, Aug. 21 – Grade 5; 7:30 – 8:15 p.m. SPRING COVE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL KINDERGA...
A Prayer Walk is being held on Aug. 22 at 6 p.m. at Northern Bedford High School. Pastor Beth Pyle of Bedford Forge Church Hopewell provided information on this event. Pyle is a member of the Southern Cove and Yellow Creek Ministerium. The Southern Cove and Yellow Creek Ministerium work hand in hand throughout the year on various projects in addition supporting the school district. They meet regularly with the school district and the community. The prayer walk is important to the ministerium because it is the intersection of their belief in...
Freedom Township employee Doug Grace, who retired after 23 years of service, was honored with a dinner at Marzoni's Restaurant on July 21. State Sen. Judy Ward (R-30) presented Grace with a plaque commemorating his more than two-decades in Freedom Township while the Freedom Township Supervisors presented him with a plaque emblazoned with the township trucks. Grace also served with the Freedom Township and Claysburg Volunteer Fire Departments for nearly 30 years. Shown is Grace surrounded by...
6 Central High School graduate Devon Boyles helped lead Mainline Pharmacy of Johnstown baseball team to the 2023 AAABA National Baseball title. The team went undefeated in the annual tournament to bring home the title. Boyles attends UPJ, where he plays baseball....
Jason Zorn and Richard Brown move trout fingerlings at the Laurel Hill Trout Farm in Osterburg Monday morning. The pair had some rain to contend with, as well as near-90s temperatures....
Not only will Monday, Aug. 14 mark the start of DMAP permit sales, it’s also when the third round of antlerless deer license sales begins. In Round 3, hunters who already have purchased two antlerless deer licenses may pick up a third for any Wildlife Management Unit where licenses remain. Sales of both third-round antlerless licenses and DMAP permits will begin at 8 a.m. at all locations where licenses are sold, including online. To date, seven of Pennsylvania’s 22 Wildlife Management Units are sold out of antlerless licenses, and add...
When in the outdoors, sportsmen observe various things. Let's start with some good things I have seen this year. Most sportsmen know ruffed grouse are having a rough time because of the devastating effects of West Nile Virus. Previous to this year, I had seen only one grouse in the past 10 years. I doubled that this year, which is not especially encouraging but is a slight improvement. The first of these grouse was one of the "tame" type the game commission wants people to report seeing so that...
In last week’s Herald edition, a lot of history was brought up. I — like so many of the younger generation of our town — don’t know how great and lively Williamsburg once was. According to my mom Suzanne some of “the best places to be growing up was both Rat’s and Shickle's.” This inspired my question for the week: what did you love most about Rat's and Shickle’s? For context, the location of Rat’s was the Rhodes’ building and Shickle’s was located by the Williamsburg Hotel. Here is what a few residents had to say: Walt Frank: I could read the...
Over the next few weeks leading up to the Williamsburg Community Farm Show, we will be taking a look at some of the contestants running for fair queen and other little miss races. For most of us Williamsburgers, the Farm Show elicits all types of warm and fuzzy memories, and also serves as the bridge between the end of summer vacation and the start of a new school year. For Williamsburg native Morgan Reighard, her sights are set on becoming Williamsburg Fair Queen. Reighard says the Farm Show,...
The Fairview Church of the Brethren held its annual Tractor Sunday on Sunday, Aug. 6. The church broke records by having 95 in attendance for the annual event. Following the event, a carry-in dinner was had. Shown are Dave Sollenberger and Elizabeth Frederick on their tractors....
Williamsburg Borough is applying for a grant on behalf of the volunteer Fire Company for a new tanker engine, and needed grant support letters from the townships they service. Chairman Joe Lansberry made the motion to send letter with Hamilton seconding. The motion passed. Supervisor Ed Clark was absent from the meeting. Neither Solicitor Aimee Willett nor Engineer Jim Young were in attendance at the meeting, but Township Secretary Kelsie Lego said that they were still working on the proposed erosion and stormwater ordinances for the...
The Greenfield Township board of supervisors held their monthly meeting on Aug. 1. Doug Ebersole and Drew Mosser, leaders of Boy Scout Troop 365, attended the meeting on behalf of their troop to thank the supervisors for a recent donation. In May, the board donated $2,500 in American Rescue Plan funds to the troop as a reward for their assistance with the township's annual clean-up day each year. The funds have been used to make improvements in the community, the men reported. The troop has six...
An East Freedom man with a lengthy criminal past is in jail after police were called for a report of multiple shots being fired in the township on the evening of Aug. 3. David W. Walter, 57, was jailed on felony charges of discharging a firearm into an occupied structure and possession of a firearm by a prohibited person, as well as misdemeanor counts of recklessly endangering another person, marijuana possession, and possession of drug paraphernalia after being taken onto custody following the...
"The beginning of every new school year presents an opportunity to refocus on what is important across our district," Claysburg-Kimmel School District Assistant Superintendent Brian Helsel said. As the four school districts of the Cove - Claysburg-Kimmel, Northern Bedford, Spring Cove and Williamsburg - look at the daunting task preparing for an entire school year ahead, two superintendents are keeping their attention laser-focused on the students and how to best educate them. "To embrace...
Each summer, Pennsylvania's Office of Vocational Rehabilitation (OVR), provides work opportunities and training for students with disabilities across the state through its "My Work" Program. The program began in Allegheny County in 2016 and has since expanded to include numerous work sites for more than 700 students in 43 counties. Homewood at Martinsburg came on board as a worksite last year, and this year was awarded the Altoona OVR Office's "Worksite/Employer of the Summer" Award for its...
