OBIT: Mayetta (GLASGOW) SULLEBARGER, 1918, Huntingdon, Huntingdon County, PA

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SULLENBARGER [sic]

  Mrs. Mayetta, wife of James Walter Sullebarger, died in the Blair 
Memorial hospital on Monday, Nov. 4, at 5 p.m., from the effects of 
Spanish influenza and pneumonia.  Mrs. Sullebarger was the daughter of 
Harry and Margaret Glasgow, of Mifflin street, and was a highly 
esteemed young woman who had many friends who are deeply shocked at 
learning of her sudden death.  She was born in Huntingdon on Oct. 18, 
1894, being aged at time of death 24 years and 17 days.  She was united 
in marriage to Mr. Sullebarger on Aug. 8, 1914, since which time they 
have resided in Huntingdon, where Mr. Sullebarger is employed as a mail 
carrier from the Huntingdon office.  Mrs. Sullebarger was a consistent 
member of the Methodist church since childhood, and was a member of the 
Epworth league and Queen Esther circle, and was well and favorably 
known by almost everybody in Huntingdon.  She is survived by her 
husband and one daughter, Jean, aged about three years.  She is also 
survived by her parents, five sisters, and one brother: Mary E., 
Madaline A., Margaret L., Dorothy G. and John E. Glasgow, all at home, 
and Flora Bell, wife of Raymond Kepford, of Harrisburg.  Funeral 
services were conducted on Wednesday afternoon from the home of her 
parents on Mifflin street, by Rev. George S. Womer, of the First 
Methodist church, and Rev. E. E. McKelvey, formerly pastor of the 
Fifteenth street Methodist church, of which the deceased was a faithful 
member.  Interment in Riverview cemetery.

Altoona Times, Altoona, Pa., Saturday Morning, November 9, 1918