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Shirley L. Clark, 78, of Everett, passed away Friday, Aug. 20, 2021, at UPMC Altoona Hospital. She was born June 18, 1943, in Everett, a daughter of Paul and Mary (Kichman) Cottle. On July 6, 1968, she was united in marriage to Marl L. Clark, Sr. Along with her husband of fifty-three years she is survived by children: Marl L. Clark, Jr. married to Sheila (McIlnay), Everett, Lorie L. married to Corrie Beegle, Clearville, Tina A. married to Frank Donaldson, Sanger, Texas; and Shannon Clark...
William M. “Cheezy” Burket, 72, of Roaring Spring, passed away Sunday, Aug. 22, 2021, at Conemaugh Nason Medical Center, Roaring Spring. He was born Dec. 2, 1948, in Roaring Spring, son of the late Kenneth L. and Irene M. (Hershey) Burket. He was twice married, first to Helen P. Kauffman and then married Mary C. (Thompson) Mittan on May 26, 2001. He is survived by his beloved wife of 20 years, Mary; a son, Michael W. Burket (Suzy); a step-son; Jason R. Mittan (Leah); three grandsons: Ethan, Colin, and Cole Edward; a granddaughter, Cora Ros...
In an effort to boost the statewide COVID-19 vaccination rate, the Pennsylvania Department of Health said residents who missed their second dose will soon receive text message reminders to complete the immunization series. Acting Secretary of Health Alison Beam said last week federal data shows that about 65 percent of the new virus cases in the region that includes Pennsylvania are caused by the delta variant. While breakthrough cases have occurred in fully immunized people, Beam said unvaccinated patients represent 97 percent of the...
The Claysburg Trivia Night scheduled for this Saturday, Aug. 28, 2021, must be canceled due to a local outbreak of COVID-19 and because Blair and Bedford counties are in the high transmission area and would require additional safety measures. Money will be refunded shortly through the person who sold the tickets to you. The next Claysburg Trivia is scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 26, 2022....
Replogle High School Alumni Association has scheduled a reunion for noon on Friday, Sept. 17, at the Replogle Building in New Enterprise. Also occurring at same time will be a reunion of the Northern Bedford High School classes of 1958-62. The dinner will be catered by Kountry Kettle. There will be a program, time to renew acquaintances and visit the RHS mini-museum in the same building. The cost is $17. If you have not been notified by mail and would like to attend, please make a check out to Linda Baker Lloyd, and send to 124 Sandra St,...
Have you ever heard of R.E.D. Friday’s? R.E.D. is the acronym for Remember Everyone Deployed. This tradition began following the Sept. 11 attacks in 2001 as troops began to be dispersed throughout the Middle East. In tribute of those actively serving (as well as their families), wearing a red shirt on Fridays has become a symbol of remembrance and honor. It can be a plain red shirt or a more specific one as shown above. Either way, the meaning behind the color is what is important to r...
To the Editor: It’s always a great day when the Morrisons Cove Herald arrives in my rural Minnesota mailbox! As I was perusing the Aug. 12, 2021 edition one of my first stops was (always is) the “Years Ago” segments on the “Editorials and Opinions” page. I’m always on the lookout for familiar names and events that might add to my interest in family history and genealogy. As soon as I read the headline on “100 Years Ago” I knew I had hit pay dirt! I remembered “Cove Boys Form Poultry Club” fro...
The summer of ’69 – “Those were the best days of my life.” Yes, Bryan Adams and I have that common thread. Where his summer revolved around the front porch and playing a guitar with his band, my days were more associated with hanging out with Susie, working a summer job, and getting ready for the upcoming football season. For those of you who played high school football, you know this was a crucial time in the life of a player – particularly going into one’s senior and final year. I found work that summer on two different farms, but it was...
Teagan O’Rourke is a court reporter. Using 14 keys, she can transcribe a court case and figure out her dinner menu at the same time. Her whole family is involved in law enforcement one way or another. Dillion O’Rourke, her Dad, is retired from the police force and is writing a book on serial killers. He is also a consultant with the police. Her step-brother and a step-sister are also police officers. The youngest of the family, Lela, is going to school to be a lawyer. Teagan refuses to car...
Herald of Aug. 27, 1896 Samuel G. Knee, formerly of Martinsburg, died in Delaware County, Iowa, at the age of 62. He was a colonel in the Union Army during the Civil War and was a prominent businessman. The Prohibitionist of Blair County met in Altoona and nominated John McKerihan of Altoona for Assembly and John Clark of Williamsburg for county commissioner. Prof H.D. Patton of Lancaster, state chairman, attended the afternoon session at Lakemont and gave a speech. A chewing gum factory was opened in Meadville by former mayor John Porter and...
Herald of Aug. 26, 1971 A 19-year-old Kansas man was apprehended by federal narcotics agents for transporting 60 pounds of marijuana in his luggage. Police watched the suspect from a back room at the airport, allowing him to pack the two foot lockers in the trunk of his car, before they made the arrest. Mr. and Mrs. Walter McKnight announced plans to open a clothing store, called “The Cellar,” in the basement of Teeter’s Hotel in Martinsburg. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Olbert of Fredericksburg helped police capture three juveniles from the Broad Top a...
Herald of Aug. 26, 1921 David Frederick 22-year-old farmer of Taylor Township, met with a fatal accident while hunting for a hawk that had invaded his chicken flock. Nearing the W.S. Ferry farm with his gun, he stopped to talk with friends and rested his gun on the running board of their car. Leaning as he talked, the gun slipped and discharged, fatally wounding the young man in the chest. Since childhood and the death of his parents, he had made his home with Prof. J.K. Ritchey, former principal at Roaring Spring. By mutual consent, the...
Herald of Aug. 22, 1996 Morrisons Cove Home celebrated the grand opening of its new Detwiler-Halbritter Building last week with four days of events. Blair County’s 150th birthday is being observed in Williamsburg this week during the 30th annual Williamsburg Community Farm Show. In an effort to save money the Claysburg-Kimmel School Board voted in favor of hiring a firm for bond refinancing of the original 1991 bond for the new elementary school. The 1996 Blair County Junior Livestock Round-up was held Monday and Tuesday, Aug. 12 and 13, at M...
Herald of Aug. 29, 1946 Merle C. Detwiler of New Enterprise RD 1 announced that he would begin operation of a new dairy – “Detwiler’s Golden Rule Dairy.” It was to feature milk from Detwiler’s Guernsey herd. Because of the reconstruction of 3.43 miles of the Woodbury Pike, a detour was established between the Cross Roads and Waterside for traffic. Martinsburg’s baseball team won its third Blair County baseball league pennant by defeating Williamsburg 4-2. Cool and wet weather in Morrisons Cove continued to worry tomato growers. The H.J. Heinz...
Herald of Aug. 25, 2011 An earthquake Tuesday afternoon centered in Virginia measured 5.8 on the Richter scale and was felt up and down the East Coast, including the Morrisons Cove area. According to the U.S. Geological Survey, the earthquake – the strongest on the East Coast in 67 years – happened at 1:52 p.m. and was centered near Louisa, Va., which is northwest of Richmond and south of Washington D.C. The Murray-Appleman Post 147 of the American Legion in Roaring Spring is working to transform the old school gym nearby into a community bui...
I talked with an elderly woman this week that has two adult sons. She described how good they are to her although they boss her too much. One did excellent in school and even has had some inventions patented. But she laughed and said to me, “He doesn’t have common sense.” I took it from our conversation that her other son was also smart and had much more common sense. Sometimes sense is not very common. People do not always do what they should. Solomon addressed that truth a number of times in t...
Sunday, Aug. 22, Woodbury Community Center came alive with laughter and socialization while enjoying free ice cream. Faith United Methodist held their third and last ice cream community event for the summer. This event was hosted by Bill and Paula Barnett. Ritchey’s ice cream was served to all who attended along with various ice cream toppings and snacks. The Barnetts expected to have a bigger crowd than the two previous events as each event showed more attendance. Games such as ladder ball, c...
Sharing by Church of the Brethren General Secretary David Steele will highlight the Roaring Spring First Church of the Brethren Rally Day celebration on Sunday, Sept. 12, during morning worship, beginning at 9:25 a.m. Steele, who has served as the face of the Church of the Brethren Denomination since 2016, will be the featured presenter in the church’s new “Sharing My Story” personal walk with Jesus testimony. The event will help kick off a new church initiative of self-reflection, self-assessment and sharing how a relationship with Jesus...
Children have heroes. Parents hope those heroes will actually be good examples for their child to follow. In today’s world, sports figures, media stars, and others who are rich, famous, good looking and perhaps popular among a child’s peers vie for hero status. But these may not rate too high among the parent’s choices. I have some heroes. Their stories are found in the pages of Scripture. I believe I could recommend them for heroes for your children or grandchildren. Let’s look them over and se...
Notice of Intention of the Roaring Spring Borough Council to Enact Ordinance 2021-4 Notice is hereby given that on Monday, September 13, 2021, at 6 p.m., the Borough of Roaring Spring, at the Roaring Spring Municipal Building, 616 Spang Street, Roaring Spring, PA 16673, will consider the enactment of the following ordinance (the “Ordinance”). The summary of the Ordinance is as follows: Ordinance of the council of the borough of Roaring Spring, Blair County, Pennsylvania amending the boroughs ordinance regulating peddling to prohibit ped...
Coach: David Baker Number of Years as Head Coach: 11 2020 Record: 8-1; District 6 AAA Champions Returning Starters: Offense: Ethan Eicher, TE; Josh Waite, G; Mason Conrath, G; Jeff Hoenstine, QB; Parker Gregg, TB; Hunter Smith, FB; Josh Biesinger, F; Devon Boyles, SE Defense: Josh Waite, T; Dominique Wagner, T; Jacob Detwiler, T; Wyatt Holsinger, T; Parker Gregg, LB; Hunter Smith, LB; Ethan Eicher; Jeff Hoenstine, S; Josh Biesinger, C; Devon Boyles, SS Strengths: "We have a strong nucleus of...
Coach: John Riley Number of Years as Head Coach: 15 League: Laurel Highlands 2020 Record: 6-6, 2-4 in Mountain League Returning Starters: Tomi May SR, Morgan Kennedy SR Returning Letterwinners: Violet Smith SR, Kaylee Cole JR, Adacyn James JR, Annabel Shippey JR, Kimmy Yingling JR, Ashlyn Renner SOPH Newcomers: Brooklyn Coppersmith FR, Julia Ritchey FR Strengths: “A very fun group of girls who are working hard to improve their tennis skills. Great turnout throughout summer at volunteer tennis.” Concerns: “First year in a new conference, which...
Coach: Brian Campbell Number of Years as Head Coach: First year League: Laurel Highlands 2020 Record: 2-13-1 Returning Starters and Letterwinners: Josh Bridenbaugh, Zach Gahagan, Jon Imler, Drew Laufle, Ben Theys Newcomers: Dal Clapper, Christian Cherry, Ben Brumbaugh, Avery Campbell, Braden Defibaugh, Damon Kephart, Lane Kephart, Robert Long-Yarrison, Caleb Peck, Harrison Ritchey, Aiden Smith Strengths: "Depth- we have more quality players this year than the program has ever had." Concerns:...
Coach: Randy Trexler Number of Years as Head Coach: First year League: Laurel Highlands (new conference this year – previously in Mountain Conference) 2020 Record: Overall: 7-7-3 League: 6-6-3 Lost to Bedford in 2020 playoffs Returning Starters: Seniors – Averey Black (MF), Leah Johnston (F), Katheryn Longenecker (GK); Juniors – Ella Garner (D), Darcy Heltzel (MF), Katie Ritchey (D), Jenna Smith (F) Other Returnees: Seniors - Carly Dixon (F); Juniors – Alexia Finocchio (F), Brynn Miller (F), Skyler Miller (D) Newcomers: Seniors - Olivia...
Coach: Caitlyn Welty Number of Years as Head Coach: First year League: Laurel Highlands (1st year for the team) District 6AA 2020 Record: 3-13 Returning Starters/Letterwinners: Seniors: Faith Brumbaugh, Brooke Claar, Haylie Mingle, Adalyn Smith; Juniors: Kirsten Ayers, Maya Hazenstab, Alex Klotz; Sophomores: Kaitlyn Weitzel Newcomers: Seniors: Aubree Berkhimer, Jenna Haney, Rebecca Roth; Sophomores: Heather Brumbaugh, Madison Kennedy Strengths: “They are a smart team that picks up new information fast and adapts their play accordingly. The team...
Coach: Robbie Keith Number of Years as Head Coach: 14 League: Laurel Highlands 2020 Record: Overall: 21-13 League: 17-11 Returning Starters and Letterwinners: Jonah Snowberger (12), Jerry Brumbaugh (12), Cohen Fisher (12), Tyler Oakes (12), Griffin Snowberger (10), Nick Baum (10) Other Returning Players: Jaxon Matthews (12), Tyler Hess (12), Alex Snyder (10) Newcomers: Leah Decker (12), Brennen Yingling (10), Dalton Davis (10), Nico Rambin (10), Zach Oakes (10), Bryton Barnes (9), Cortlyn...
Coach: Garry Black Number of Years as Head Coach: 6 League: ICC 2020 Record: 7-2 Returning Letterman: 17 Returning Starters: Offense: Brooks Snider, TE; Remington Bowser, T; Derek Beach, G; Brad Buchart, C; Kainen Brown, G Defense: Mason Detterline, DE; Cooper Kapinski, DT; Remington Bowser, DE; Brad Buchart, LB; Dakota Korzec, LB; Kainen Baker, LB; Kainen Brown, LB Kicker: Collin Yeatts Strengths: "Veteran offensive line, leadership, work ethic." Concerns: "New starters in skill positions."...
Coach: Barbara Zanella Number of Years as Head Coach: 5 League: ICC 2020 Record: Overall: 11-7-0 League: 10-6-0 Returning Letterwinners: Ashley Kichman (12), Evie Long (12), Makayla Hall (12), Abbie Kline (11), Emily Heck (11), Lydia Ritchey (11), Lydia Koontz (10), Mariah Hall (10), Reaghan Grimes (10) Remaining Team Members: Destiny Lafferty (11), Miranda Clark (11), Emilee Sherlock (11), Ava Whisker (10), Rachel Bowman (10), Mikayla Widmann (10), Leah Swanseen (10), Ava Helsel (9) Strengths:...
Coach: Marcus Yeatts Number of Years as Head Coach: 22 League: ICC 2020 Record: 9-8 Returning Starters/Letterwinners: Seniors: Cameron Clark (letterwinner), Logan Greeley (letterwinner), Nate Helsel (letterwinner), Reyan Imler (letterwinner), Levi Wiedemann (letterwinner) Juniors: Austin Bartholow (letterwinner), Drew Childers (letterwinner), Evan Coffey (letterwinner), Daulton Dilling (letterwinner), Dominic Francis (letterwinner), Cody Miller (letterwinner), Jacob Sensenig (letterwinner),...
Coach: Shalonne Sipes Number of Years as Head Coach: 2 League: ICC South 2020 Record: 3-14 Returning Starters/Letterwinners: Addie Sipes, Jenna Carberry, Lydia Byler, Lizzie Long, Lainie Sipes, Halle Lingenfelter, Olivia Walter, Lacy McIlnay Newcomers: Julia Helsel, Dani Imler, Addison Arcq, Lindsey Bolinger, Kara Dietz, Emma Byler, Samantha Corle, Madison Miller Strengths: "We have a core group of letter-winners returning to give us much more experience than we had last season. Even though we...
Coach: Matt Bilchak 2020 Record: 1-5 Returning Starters/Letterwinners: Offense: Pressten Imler (FB-TE-DE), Devon Walters (C-DL), Zeke Barr (OL-DL), Wyatt Buell (WR-K-DB), Caleb Oakes (QB-WR-CB), Cole Claycomb (RB-LB), Ethan Mauk (TE-WR-DB) Defense: Pressten Imler (FB-TE-DE), Kaden Musselman (OL-DL), Hawke Claycomb (OT-DL), Devon Walter (C-DL), Bryce Kennedy (OL-DL), Zeke Barr (OL-DL), Wyatt Buell (WR-K-DB), Caleb Oakes (QB-WR-CB), Gabe Weyandt (HB-DB), Cole Claycomb (RB-LB), Hunter Ehredt...
Coach: Steve Oakes Number of Years as Head Coach: 1 League: Inter County Conference Returning Starters: Ethan Diehl, Joshua Emeigh, Abigail Gonsman, Kristopher Oakes, Olivia Wilber, Parker Buell Newcomers: Aaron Walters, Riley Ebersole, Aidan Simpson, Jeremy Cooley Strengths: “Six returning letterwinners. Great group of experienced students helping the newcomers.” Overall Outlook: “Lots of fun with an experienced group of student athletes.” Team Goals: “Improved ball striking and scoring.” Team Captains: Ethan Diehl, Joshua Emeigh, Abigail Gon...
Coach: April Wheland Number of Years as Head Coach: 3 League: ICC Returning: Cyrus Simmons (12th), Levi Hoover (11th), Ethan Watkin (11th), Jeremiah Ross (10th), Eliza Mock (10th) Newcomers: Ethan O (9th), Brooke Stewart (10th), Kara Landsberry (10th) Strengths/Overall Outlook: “I am fortunate to coach a group of runners willing to put in the time and effort it takes to learn the sport and improve with hard work. I also need to give them credit for being a very respectful and fun group to run with. Over half the team is new to the sport and I’m...
Coach: Marina Brubaker Number of Years as Head Coach: 3 League: Juniata Valley League Returning Starters/Letterwinners: Ashley Brubaker, Abbie Merritts, Ashlie Richardson, Alissa Walker, Morgan Reighard, Madison Haney, Alexia Brumbaugh, Ruth Eger, Billie Harnish, Hannah Dixon, Leah Criswell, Emma Morgan Newcomers: Tabitha Black, Hannah Bush, Alana Bowmaster, Abigail James, Samantha England, Chelsey Lane, Scotlyn Barroner, Alexis Feudale, and Eleanor Brubaker Strengths: "A lot of players...
For many Williamsburg residents, a fall Friday night was all about getting ready and heading to the Veterans Memorial Field to cheer on the beloved Blue Pirate football team. It seems that this long-standing tradition may be coming to an end. Following a decision made by the Juniata Valley School Board on Wednesday, July 28, the Williamsburg Community School District voted for a co-op agreement between the Hornets and the Blue Pirates for the upcoming varsity football season during a special...
Bedford County Chamber of Commerce has announced its 2021 Award Honorees to be recognized as part of the Chamber’s Annual Dinner & Awards Celebration Thursday, Sept. 23 at the Bedford County Airport. The following are the award honorees: John Anderson Award – Hyndman/Bedford Area Health Center Helen Turner Award – Berkebile Funeral Home; Fisher’s Pharmacy; Horn-O-Plenty Lifetime Achievement Award – Dan Koontz Excellence In Business Awards – Small: Juli’s Wearable Art Medium : RWR Insurance Large: Everett Cash Mutual Insurance Company Volun...
The first graduating class of Central High School, Martinsburg -1961- met for its 60th class reunion on Aug. 7, 2021, at Diamond Lane Farm, Roaring Spring. Class members present were (from left): Front Row: Margaret Zeek Smith, Barbara Teeter Leighty, Mary Lee Detwiler Eurich, Carol Dilling Smith, Dottie Hamm Metzler, Susan England Hoover, Mila Gary Nier Raugh, Janice McNally Thompson, Carole Patterson Veit, and Sonja Shoenfelt Burket. Row 2: Dwight Furry, Lonna Blattenberger Beard, Nancy Slick...
The Blair County Historical Society will be holding a Ye Old Time Fair on Saturday, Aug. 28 from noon to 5 p.m. in the yard at The Baker Mansion. According to events committee member Barbi Burns, there will be a wide variety of vendors including both crafts and food vendors. There will be a beer tent, plus music, games and a scavenger hunt. One of the highlights of the event, beginning at 2 p.m., will be a beard and mustache contest, which will be from Victorian Times. There will be ten different categories. Winners will receive prizes. There...
On Aug. 17, the Bedford County Commissioners in cooperation with Alleghenies Broadband, Inc. (ABI) launched phase one of their fluid master plan that will expand internet services to unserved and underserved areas throughout Bedford County. Following a solicitation for proposals, Crowsnest Broadband was selected as the provider of Phase One Bedford County Wireless Expansion. The project includes the purchase and installation of wireless point-to-point (PTP) and point-to-multipoint (PIMP)...
Do you have a story to tell about someone connected to the Claysburg Area? Here is your chance. Claysburg PAST will be creating a profile of people from the Claysburg Community into a book format called “Passports of Claysburg, PA” as part of a new history project and preserving history. There is a story to tell about everyone! It can be funny, sad, inspirational, heroic or whatever story you want to tell. Our minds are filled with people and stories from our lives. They are memorable, and it is time to share some of them. Claysburg PAST wil...
A fresh coat of paint brightens any room, and the Roaring Spring Community Library will refresh its learning environment with 20 gallons of donated paint. The Roaring Spring Community Library was selected as the winner of a paint grant through Roaring Spring True Value's partnership with True Value Foundation's Painting a Brighter Future program. A True Value Foundation paint grant helps improve learning environments and can have an impact on youth attitudes and performance. Over 1,600 schools...
Warren A. Gingrich Insurance Agency of Altoona, along with White Jenkins Johnson Insurance Agency of Saxton, has finalized a partnership with Michigan-based High Street Insurance Partners, a Top 50 US Insurance Brokerage. The Altoona-based agency, which was founded in 1954, will continue to be led by Gary Gingrich and Mark Gingrich. The group will continue to serve the insurance needs of families and businesses throughout Central and Western Pennsylvania. “This is a very positive step for our clients and our firm,” said Gary Gingrich, age...
The 2021 Valley Rural Electric Annual Benefit Golf Outing raised money for an area teenager battling lymphoma and an infant with a congenital heart condition. The cooperative's 10th annual tournament saw the return of a morning and afternoon flight of golfers to the Huntingdon Country Club on Aug. 12. The COVID-19 pandemic scaled down last year's event to an employee-only outing. This year, 42 teams played in the best ball scramble benefiting River Troutman, 16, of Hopewell, Bedford County, who...
On Aug. 10, Reliance Bank made a donation to the Dragon Pride Foundation, a charitable organization that collects and distributes funds to enhance the educational, artistic, and athletic programs throughout the Spring Cove School District. “It’s a pleasure and an honor to support the continued education of children in this community,” said Valerie Detwiler, Senior Vice President at the recently renovated Martinsburg branch. “At Reliance Bank, we believe that it’s the people that make our communities special, and by helping them, we’re helping t...
There are many reasons as to why you should come down to Williamsburg this week and enjoy “The Big Time.” From the activities and events to the parade to seeing all the wonderful things that Williamsburg crafters and farmers can produce – there is something for everyone. However, as you may have learned throughout reading my stories – the key to my heart is great food. This week’s question is inspired by my eyes and stomach – “What is your favorite fair food?” Here is what a few had to say: Rita Gorsuch: Taco salads Heather Greene: Funnel...
More than 98 cars entered one of the biggest events of the Farm Show week - the 30th Annual Williamsburg Car Show - sponsored by the Smith Family Car Store. Best of Show - First place was a 2006 Ford Mustang GT, owned by Russel Boyer. Second place was a 1957 Oldsmobile, owned by Archie Holdsworth. The Chad Edmundson Memorial Winner was a 1969 Mustang Mach 1, owned by Larry Weyandt. The award was presented by Chad's father, Roy Edmundson. The car show trophies were sponsored by the Blair County...
Judging for the Williamsburg Farm Show has begun....
Oak Alley in Catharine Township was the topic of discussion at last Thursday evening’s Catharine Township meeting. There was a question about the new 10-ton weight limit sign that was put up into the alley. An individual added a 9 over top the 0 – to make it a 19 ton weight limit, rather than the 10. Chairman Heather Flaig filed a police report about the sign, and asked Roadmaster Michael Fay to take the sign down and replace it with another 10-ton weight limit sign. There was also a question as to who the owner of the alley was. Through res...
Laura England, on behalf of PA Secretary of Agriculture Russell Redding, presents the Friends of the Fair to "dynamic duo" Bill Stotler and Karen Loomis before the Farm Show Queen festivities....
Ashley Brubaker, 18, of Williamsburg was crowned the 2021-22 Williamsburg Farm Show Queen on Sunday afternoon, Aug. 22. Brubaker is the daughter of Shawn and Kendra Brubaker of Williamsburg. Alternate Queen is Abigail England, 19, of Williamsburg. "You folks in Williamsburg do it right," Senator Judy Ward (30th District) said opening the ceremonies. Both girls were escorted by their fathers. Ward announced it would now be time for the girls' speeches with the topic – "Why You Should Come to M...
