27 April 1936 - The Johnstown Democrat - Morning Edition

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July 1890 - Morrellville Body Found, Boy has Puppy/Fox Looking Head, Fishing for Human Skull, Family Flood Heirloom filled with a Surprise

Two little girls in Morrellville run across a dead body.

Charles and Belle Leach - Indiana - son looks like puppy.

Another 1889 Flood victim found. 

Corner Stone of St. Mary's - Cambria City. Immaculate Conception German Catholic parish was formed in 1859 and is the oldest parish in Cambria City. Its first church building was dedicated in 1859, and was reconstructed after the 1889 flood.

August Humbert - Broad Street now living in Brownstown finds old family clock and money hidden inside. 

CIVIL WAR - Week of December 26, 1861 - Cambria Guards (11th) & 54th Letters Home - 19th Infantry Co. C. Update & Silver Grays (Wilmore)

Cambria Guards - Letter Home

Camp Pierpoint, December 13, 1861

19th Infantry - Co. C. - Capt. T.C. Williams

Silver Grays

54th PA Reg. Jacob M. Campbell Division

Camp Curtin (Harrisburg) 

December 20, 1861

A. J. Sweeney - found alive.