THE GETTYSBURG TIMES June 19, 1930
A childish hold-up game with loaded firearms resulted in the death of James Emanuel Allamong, 13-year-old son of Mr. And Mrs. Luther Allamong, on the farm of Henry Stewart, an uncle, at Iron Springs, Hamiltonban township, Wednesday afternoon at 5:00. He died from a bullet wound received from a .22 caliber rifle held by Catherine Stewart, nine, a cousin.
Young Allamong is survived by his parents and two brothers, Lawrence E and George H Allamong, both at home.
Funeral services Saturday morning at 9:30 from St. Mary's Catholic church, Fairfield, the Rev. Fathers James McOrath officiating. Interment at Fairfield.
A childish hold-up game with loaded firearms resulted in the death of James Emanuel Allamong, 13-year-old son of Mr. And Mrs. Luther Allamong, on the farm of Henry Stewart, an uncle, at Iron Springs, Hamiltonban township, Wednesday afternoon at 5:00. He died from a bullet wound received from a .22 caliber rifle held by Catherine Stewart, nine, a cousin.
Young Allamong is survived by his parents and two brothers, Lawrence E and George H Allamong, both at home.
Funeral services Saturday morning at 9:30 from St. Mary's Catholic church, Fairfield, the Rev. Fathers James McOrath officiating. Interment at Fairfield.
THE GETTYSBURG TIMES June 19, 1930
A childish hold-up game with loaded firearms resulted in the death of James Emanuel Allamong, 13-year-old son of Mr. And Mrs. Luther Allamong, on the farm of Henry Stewart, an uncle, at Iron Springs, Hamiltonban township, Wednesday afternoon at 5:00. He died from a bullet wound received from a .22 caliber rifle held by Catherine Stewart, nine, a cousin.
Young Allamong is survived by his parents and two brothers, Lawrence E and George H Allamong, both at home.
Funeral services Saturday morning at 9:30 from St. Mary's Catholic church, Fairfield, the Rev. Fathers James McOrath officiating. Interment at Fairfield.
A childish hold-up game with loaded firearms resulted in the death of James Emanuel Allamong, 13-year-old son of Mr. And Mrs. Luther Allamong, on the farm of Henry Stewart, an uncle, at Iron Springs, Hamiltonban township, Wednesday afternoon at 5:00. He died from a bullet wound received from a .22 caliber rifle held by Catherine Stewart, nine, a cousin.
Young Allamong is survived by his parents and two brothers, Lawrence E and George H Allamong, both at home.
Funeral services Saturday morning at 9:30 from St. Mary's Catholic church, Fairfield, the Rev. Fathers James McOrath officiating. Interment at Fairfield.
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