OBIT: Ellen E. (SHAW) STULTZ, 1924, native of Blair County, PA

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MRS. ELLEN STULTZ,

A former resident of Blair county who died at Los Angeles, Calif., 
Saturday afternoon, was born near Newry on Nov. 14, 1851. She was the 
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Shaw. She went to California five years 
ago. She was a consistent member of the Lutheran church. Her husband 
preceded her to the grave twenty-nine years ago. She is survived by 
seven children, as follows: Mrs. Laura Brua, Mrs. Anna Manlove of Los 
Angeles, Cal.; Walter D. Stultz of Hollidaysburg; Gilbert and Oliver of 
Altoona; Melvin and Mrs. Martha Opp of Los Angeles; also by two sisters 
and three brothers - O. W. Shaw of Hollidaysburg, P. A. Shaw, of 
Altoona, Samuel of Newry; Mrs. Jennie Grounder and Mrs. Martha Wilson 
of California, and five grandchildren. The remains will be brought home 
and will arrive here at 11.45 Friday morning and will be taken to the 
home of her son Gilbert, 2008 Fourth avenue, Altoona. On Saturday 
afternoon at 2 o'clock the cortege will leave the house and proceed by 
automobile to the Lutheran church at Newry, where the funeral services 
will be held. Interment will be made in the cemetery there.

Altoona Mirror, Tuesday, 1 January 1924

Funeral Notice.

The remains of Mrs. Ellen E. Stultz, a former resident of Blair county 
who died in Los Angeles, arrived from the California city in Altoona at 
7.15 o'clock this morning. They were accompanied by Mrs. R. A. Brua, a 
daughter, and were taken to the home of a son of 2008 Fourth avenue. 
The body may be viewed there up until the time of the funeral which 
will be held tomorrow afternoon at the Lutheran church in Newry, the 
cortege leaving the house at 2 o'clock. Interment will be made in the 
cemetery at Newry.

Altoona Mirror, Friday, 4 January 1924

We, the undersigned, desire in this manner to thank all neighbors and 
friends for their kindness and sympathy shown us in our recent 
bereavement in the death of our mother, Mrs. Ellen E. Stultz. Also for 
the beautiful floral tributes and the automobiles so generously 
offered.

HER CHILDREN.

Altoona Mirror, Tuesday, 8 January 1924