John E. Gable's History of Cambria County, V.II, p.696

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History of Cambria County, V.2

696 HISTORY OF CAMBRIA COUNTY

Thomas, Desmond, William, Mary, Elizabeth, Jane, Catherine, and one died in infancy; (2) Mary, married Frank Callan, lives at Nanty Glo, and they have two children, Catherine and Ronald; (3) William, married Mayme Campbell, lives at Bakerstown, where he is superintendent of the Sterling Coal Company and also mine examiner for the State of Pennsylvania, and they have two sons, James and Paul; (4) Elizabeth, married John McDermott, who died Dec. 3, 1925, and she lives at Nanty Glo, with her four children, Donald, Desmond, Catherine, and Mary Margaret; (5) James, lives at Nanty Glo, married Mary Lynch, and they have two sons, Leo and Bernard; (6) Margaret, married Frank Mulvehill, lives at Johnstown, where he is cashier of the Johnstown State Deposit Bank, and they have two sons, Francis and Paul; and (7) Reynold, Jr., lives at Nanty Glo, married Nora Myers, and they have two children, Helen and Mary Orine.
    Mr. Lamont is a Republican, a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church and is affiliated with Elks Lodge No. 1173, Philipsburg; Loyal Order of Moose No. 154, Osceola Mills, Pa., and Knights of St. George. He ranks among the representative citizens of Nanty Glo and is widely and favorably known.

    Alonzo B. Stutzman is one of the capable and excellent citizens of Johnstown, where he has been in the employ of the Bethlehem Steel Company for 30 years. He was born at Buffington, in Indiana County, Pa., Jan 1, 1875, and is the son of Daniel and Emily J. (Wilson) Stutzman.
    Daniel Stutzman, deceased, with a native of Johnstown. He removed to Indiana County when he was a young man and engaged in general farming there until 1888, when he returned to Pleasant Hill, in Cambria County. He was the owner of 170 acres of fine farm land and was extensively engaged in grain farming and stock raising. He was a Republican and a member of the Methodist Church. Mr. Stutzman died June 20, 1925, and is buried in Grandview Cemetery. His widow lives at 116 Fairview Avenue, Johnstown. To Mr. and Mrs. Stutzman five children were born, as follows: Alonzo B., the subject of this sketch; William Wilson, deceased; Sylvester J., deceased; Lawrence E., and James, both live in Johnstown.
    After receiving his schooling in the district schools of Cambria and Indiana counties, Alonzo B. Stutzman entered the employ of the Bethle-

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696	HISTORY OF CAMBRIA COUNTY
Thomas, Desmond, William, Mary, Elizabeth, Jane, Catherine, and one died in infancy; (2) Mary, married Frank Callan, lives at Nanty Glo, and they have two children, Catherine and Ronald; (3) William, married Mayme Campbell, lives at Bakerstown, where he is superintendent of the Sterling Coal Company and also mine examiner for the State of Pennsylvania, and they have two sons, James and Paul; (4) Elizabeth, married John McDermott, who died Dec. 3, 1925, and she lives at Nanty Glo, with her four children, Donald, Desmond, Catherine, and Mary Margaret; (5) James, lives at Nanty Glo, married Mary Lynch, and they have two sons, Leo and Bernard; (6) Margaret, married Frank Mulvehill, lives at Johnstown, where he is cashier of the Johnstown State Deposit Bank, and they have two sons, Francis and Paul; and (7) Reynold, Jr., lives at Nanty Glo, married Nora Myers, and they have two children, Helen and Mary Orine. Mr. Lamont is a Republican, a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church and is affiliated with Elks Lodge No. 1173, Philipsburg; Loyal Order of Moose No. 154, Osceola Mills, Pa., and Knights of St. George. He ranks among the representative citizens of Nanty Glo and is widely and favorably known. Alonzo B. Stutzman is one of the capable and excellent citizens of Johnstown, where he has been in the employ of the Bethlehem Steel Company for 30 years. He was born at Buffington, in Indiana County, Pa., Jan 1, 1875, and is the son of Daniel and Emily J. (Wilson) Stutzman. Daniel Stutzman, deceased, with a native of Johnstown. He removed to Indiana County when he was a young man and engaged in general farming there until 1888, when he returned to Pleasant Hill, in Cambria County. He was the owner of 170 acres of fine farm land and was extensively engaged in grain farming and stock raising. He was a Republican and a member of the Methodist Church. Mr. Stutzman died June 20, 1925, and is buried in Grandview Cemetery. His widow lives at 116 Fairview Avenue, Johnstown. To Mr. and Mrs. Stutzman five children were born, as follows: Alonzo B., the subject of this sketch; William Wilson, deceased; Sylvester J., deceased; Lawrence E., and James, both live in Johnstown. After receiving his schooling in the district schools of Cambria and Indiana counties, Alonzo B. Stutzman entered the employ of the Bethle-