OBIT: Harold Bennett "H.B." BRUMBAUGH, 2000, of interest in Somerset County, PA 
  
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  BRUMBAUGH
  
    Harold Bennett, "H.B." Brumbaugh, 88, 160 Aspen Lane, Westminster
  Woods Retirement Community, Huntingdon, died Jan. 18 at Altoona
  Hospital  Born May 23, 1911 in Woodbury, Bedford County, son of Alvah
  S. and Nancy (Bennett) Brumbaugh.  Preceded in death by parents;
  bother Daniel Bennett Brumbaugh and sister, Anna (Brumbaugh)
  Lashley.  Survived by a brother, Leonard Bennett Brumbaugh,
  Shippensburg and several nieces and nephews.  A 1929 graduate of
  Altoona High School; 1933 graduate of Juniata College; and received
  an Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters from Juniata College in 1975.
  Member of Stone Church of the Brethren, Huntingdon.  Past president
  of Middle District Men's Work Council of the Church of the Brethren;
  former chairman Commission on the Ministry, Church of the Brethren;
  past president Rotary Club of Huntingdon; past director Huntingdon
  County United Fund; trustee Huntingdon County Library, member
  Huntingdon County Historical Society; board member of Pennsylvania
  State Council of Churches; past president Huntingdon County Tourist
  Promotion Agency; Pennsylvania Folklore Society; Juniata Board of
  Trustees, 1979-1994.  In 1968-70 he served as president of the Middle
  Atlantic District American Alumni Council.  During that time he is
  credited with establishing a consultation service for new council
  members.  He was a Woodbury High School teacher from 1933-1935; 
  principal of New Paris-Napier High School 1935-1936; assistant to
  Juniata College president Charles C. Ellis in 1936; alumni secretary
  from 1939-1962; named Juniata's director of development in 1962;
  named vice president for development and named curator of the Juniata
  College museum in 1963; organized the first alumni tour in 1966; named
  vice president for college relations in 1968; retired in 1976 as vice
  president of College Advancement Emeritus.  From 1979-1987 he was the
  president of Weimer-Oller Travel Agency, Inc. and then was a
  consultant to Gateway Travel.  From 1979-94 he was a Juniata College
  trustee *retiring from the board in 1994 he was named Trustee Emeritus.
  Visitation from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m., Friday, at the John B. Brown Funeral Home,
  417 Washington Street, Huntingdon. Service will be at the Stone Church of the
  Brethren, 17th and Moore streets, Huntingdon, at 2 p.m., Saturday. The Revs.
  Dale W. Dowdy and Christy L. Dowdy officiating. Interment, Riverview
  Cemetery, Huntingdon. A special Juniata College memorial service will be held
  during alumni weekend, May 20. Memorial contributions may be made to the
  Harold B. Brumbaugh Scholarship Fund at Juniata, College, 1700 Moore Street,
  Huntingdon, Pa., 16652.
  
  Daily American, January 20, 2000
  
  [B3010 & *part on C0082]
  
  Social Security Death Index: HAROLD B BRUMBAUGH  23 May 1911 18 Jan
  2000 16652 (Huntingdon, Huntingdon, PA) 195-26-0094 Pennsylvania