OBIT:  BYRNES, Herman; 1911; near Barnesboro, Cambria Cnty., PA

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Cambria Freeman
Ebensburg, Pa.
Friday, 21 Apr 1911
Volume 45, Number 16


Herman Byrnes Dead

Ebensburg folks were greatly shocked today to learn of the death at his 
home near Barnesboro at 2 o'clock this morning of Herman Byrnes, for a 
number of years a clerk at the Mountain House in this place.  Funeral 
arrangements have not yet been completed but it is likely the obsequies 
will take place Monday morning.

Mr. Byrnes had been a resident of Ebensburg for a number of years, being 
connected with the Mountain House during that time.  He became ill some 
time ago with Bright's disease and although every effort was made to 
combat the disease it was impossible to save the young man's life. Mr. 
Byrnes was unmarried.  He is survived by his parents and a number of 
brothers and sisters.



Cambria Freeman
Ebensburg, Pa.
Friday, 28 Apr 1911
Volume 45, Number 17

Many Attend Funeral

A large number of local people went to Spangler Monday morning to attend 
the funeral of Herman Byrnes, who died last Friday.  The deceased formerly 
was a resident of Ebensburg.  The services were held in the Spangler 
Catholic Church at 10:30 o'clock Monday morning.


Herman Byrnes

Frank Blair, William McGuire, M. J. Stoltz and wife, Miss Margaret Evans, 
Miss Gertrude Mulvehill, Miss May Jones, A. F. Peach, Curley Remp and 
Charles Hasson went to Spangler to attend the funeral of Herman Byrnes, 
who died at the Byrnesville Hotel last Friday morning.