OBIT: Juniata (MILLER) NEARHOOF, 1919, Warriors Mark, Huntingdon County, PA

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MRS. JAMES B. NEARHOOF.

  Mrs. Juniata Miller Nearhoof, wife of James B. Nearhoof, of 
Warriorsmark, died yesterday morning at 4 o'clock.  She was born April 
3, 1854, in Bald Eagle valley and has been a resident of Warriorsmark 
valley for the past sixty-five years.  In 1900 she became the wife of 
James B. Nearhoof, being married at Philipsburg and making their home 
at Warriorsmark.  She was a faithful member of the Warriorsmark 
Methodist Episcopal church, honored and loved by all its members and 
the people of the community.  Her husband, James B. Nearhoof of 
Warrriorsmark; one sister, Mrs. Margaret McCulley, of Lahaska, Pa., and 
one brother, Howard Miller, of Seattle, Wash., survive her.  Death came 
as a result of an attack of influenza which had left her in a weakened 
condition and from which she had never recovered since October last.  
Burial will be held from her late residence at Warriorsmark, funeral 
services at 10 o'clock Monday morning, and interment in the 
Warriorsmark cemetery.

Altoona Tribune, Saturday Morning, March 15, 1919