OBIT: James Donald HUNTER, 1919, of interest in Blair County, PA

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JAMES DONALD HUNTER.

  At the home of his parents in Cromwell, Conn., James Donald, little 
son of Superintendent of Schools and Mrs. J. Allen Hunter, died on 
Monday afternoon of a complication of diseases.  He had been ill a week 
and was supposedly recovering from an attack of measles when 
complications set in which caused his death.  The little boy was born 
at Wooster, Mass., August 23, 1912, and was an extremely bright child.  
Surviving are his parents, one brother and one sister - Richard and 
Dorothy Frances.  The body will be sent to the home of his 
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Gilliland, 524 Park avenue, Roaring 
Spring, where interment will be made.  Dr. and Mrs. Hunter will not be 
able to accompany the body, owing to the illness of the other two 
children, but will come a little later for a funeral service which will 
be held at the Gilliland home.
  (Tyrone papers, please copy.)

Altoona Tribune, Wednesday, February 5, 1919, page 10

FUNERAL NOTICE.

  Friends and relatives of little James Donald Hunter are requested to 
note that the body will arrive at Roaring Spring today and be taken to 
the home of the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Gilliland, 524 Park 
avenue, where public service will be held at 2:15 Friday afternoon. 
Interment in Greenlawn cemetery. Service was held at the parents' home 
at Cromwell, Conn., on Tuesday.
  (Tyrone papers, please copy.)

Altoona Tribune, Thursday, February 6, 1919, page 10