Harvey Hiram Clevenger was born in Taylor Township, Fulton County, Pennsylvania, the youngest son of Hiram Clevenger & Alice Phoebe Salkeld. He attended Fulton County public schools and technical school in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. He married Amy Ethel Lodge while on a road trip on 29 Oct 1914 at the Methodist parsonage in Adams County, Pennsylvania at 11:30am. The marriage was performed by Dr. R.S. Oyler. Harvey worked as a highway engineer for the Pennsylvania Dept. of Highways and then later as a consulting engineer for Letterkenny Ordnance Depot of the United States War Department. He was elected as a Republican to the Pennsylvania House of Representatives for the 1947 term. After a failed attempt at re-election in 1949 he was unanimously elected Republican County chairman for Fulton County, Pennsylvania, a position he continued to be re-elected to and held at the time of his death. Harvey was the Pennsylvania State Appraiser and a Pennsylvania Turnpike inspector.
He was a lifelong member of the Methodist church and held in the F&AM at Chambersburg, the Harrisburg Consistory and the Jaffa Temple at Altoona.
Harvey died unexpectedly in the Carlisle Hospital in Carlisle, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, an hour after witnessing a head on car crash in Newville on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. While summoning an ambulance to the scene he suffered a heart attack, presumably the result of having witnessed the accident and serious injuries to those involved.
He was a lifelong member of the Methodist church and held in the F&AM at Chambersburg, the Harrisburg Consistory and the Jaffa Temple at Altoona.
Harvey died unexpectedly in the Carlisle Hospital in Carlisle, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, an hour after witnessing a head on car crash in Newville on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. While summoning an ambulance to the scene he suffered a heart attack, presumably the result of having witnessed the accident and serious injuries to those involved.
Harvey Hiram Clevenger was born in Taylor Township, Fulton County, Pennsylvania, the youngest son of Hiram Clevenger & Alice Phoebe Salkeld. He attended Fulton County public schools and technical school in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. He married Amy Ethel Lodge while on a road trip on 29 Oct 1914 at the Methodist parsonage in Adams County, Pennsylvania at 11:30am. The marriage was performed by Dr. R.S. Oyler. Harvey worked as a highway engineer for the Pennsylvania Dept. of Highways and then later as a consulting engineer for Letterkenny Ordnance Depot of the United States War Department. He was elected as a Republican to the Pennsylvania House of Representatives for the 1947 term. After a failed attempt at re-election in 1949 he was unanimously elected Republican County chairman for Fulton County, Pennsylvania, a position he continued to be re-elected to and held at the time of his death. Harvey was the Pennsylvania State Appraiser and a Pennsylvania Turnpike inspector.
He was a lifelong member of the Methodist church and held in the F&AM at Chambersburg, the Harrisburg Consistory and the Jaffa Temple at Altoona.
Harvey died unexpectedly in the Carlisle Hospital in Carlisle, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, an hour after witnessing a head on car crash in Newville on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. While summoning an ambulance to the scene he suffered a heart attack, presumably the result of having witnessed the accident and serious injuries to those involved.
He was a lifelong member of the Methodist church and held in the F&AM at Chambersburg, the Harrisburg Consistory and the Jaffa Temple at Altoona.
Harvey died unexpectedly in the Carlisle Hospital in Carlisle, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, an hour after witnessing a head on car crash in Newville on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. While summoning an ambulance to the scene he suffered a heart attack, presumably the result of having witnessed the accident and serious injuries to those involved.
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