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     Carrie Jean Dalton was born on 8 December 1938, Newport, Campbrll County, KY.¹ She was the daughter of Kenneth Earl Dalton and Virgie Mae Rice. Carrie Jean Dalton was baptized on 28 March 1968, St. John's Lutheran Church, Des Moines, IA.¹ She married Glenn Ira Schmeltz, son of Frank Gideon Schmeltz and Sarah Sevilla Klinger, on 6 April 1968, Hyattsville, MD.¹ Carrie Jean Dalton died in September 1984, Pasadena, TX, at age 45.² She was buried at Kentucky.²

     Blaine Joseph Trexler was buried at Towaco, NJ. He was born Pottstown, Montgomery County, PA.¹ He married Jean Schureman.¹ Blaine Joseph Trexler died in 1982, Denver, CO.

     Jean Schureman was buried at Towaco, NJ. She was born on 10 June 1922. She married Blaine Joseph Trexler.¹ Jean Schureman died in 1952.

     Herlin Harlin Klock is also referred to as Harlan Henry or Harlin Klock in some sources. He was born on 17 January 1901.² He married Florence Beulah Troutman circa 1923.³ The 1930 Census, Northumberland County, Jackson Township, lists the following family:
Klock, Herlin, age 28, married at age 21, farm laborer; Florence, wife, age 26, married at age 19; Annabell, daughter, age 6; Gloria, daughter, age 5; Bernice, daughter, age 4 9/12 [fraction unclear]; Margie, daughter, age 2 6/12; Joyce, daughter, age 3/12 [fraction unclear].⁴ Herlin Harlin Klock died on 17 April 1947, Jackson Township, Northumberland County, PA, at age 46; Rothermel Funeral Home (Herndon, PA) records state: "Harlan Henry Klock dies on April 17th [1947]. Carbon monoxide gas was the cause of death. He was parked with his car in the woods near his home. Coroner said he was dead about 8 days before found. Age 46-3-14. Buried on April 28th in the Himmels Cemetery."^5,6,7
Newspaper obituary:
FIND BODY OF MAN, DEAD FOR WEEK IN AUTO
Harlan H. Klock, 46, Herndon R.D, Missing Since April 17, Suicide By Carbon Monoxide Fumes, Coroner Rules [ ]
Harlan H. Klock, 46, of Herndon R. D., missing from his home between Red Cross and Mandata in Jackson Township, since Thursday, April 17, was found dead in his automobile about a mile from his home on an unused logging road at 6 p. m. Friday. He had committed suicide, according to Dr. Sidney, Kallaway, county coroner, and Shamokin state police, and had evidently been dead for at least a week.
He was found by his wife. Mrs, Beulah T. Klock, her son, James, 16, and a neighbor, William Rebuck, who were scouring the area when Klock failed to appear at his home over such a long period of time. He was sitting in the right side of the seat in his coupe, with his head leaning back and his mouth about six inches from the nozzle of a flexible conduit pipe. They could not get into the car as the doors were locked and the windows were closed.
A call was sent to the Shamokin state police and Officer Al Baceski and C. P. Lewis responded accompanied by Dr. Kallaway. A door of the car was broken open and the ignition switch was on, the battery was dead and the gas tank was empty.
It was found that Klock had run the pipe from the exhaust through the trunk at the back of the car, punched a hole through the partition and brought the pipe up to the front seat.
Klock had not returned to his home, which is just off Route 125 last Thursday night, but his family did not think much about it, as he was known to stay away from home for periods at a time. When he still did not appear Friday his wife and son went looking for him in the surrounding area accompanied by Rebuck.
The car was found parked on the abandoned logging road in a shady place not more than a mile from the man's home. He was employed as a greaser on a shovel for the Dick Construction Company engaged in coal stripping in the Trevorton area.
He was born January 21, 1901, in the Herndon area, and is survived by his wife, Beulah Trautman Klock; the following children, James C. and Spencer S., at home; Mrs. William Drumheller, Rebuck; Mrs. Marlin Harris, of Dornsife R. D; Mrs. Charles Russell, Mandata; Mrs. Harvey Snyder, Sunbury; Mrs. Charles Phillips, Shamokin R. D; Hilda M. and Emma D., at home; one grandchild: a brother, William Klock, of Kosoma, Okla., and two sisters, Mrs. Royal Kohl, Bethlehem, and Mrs. Richard Weist, Sacramento, Pa.
The funeral will be held Monday at 2 p. m. from the Rothermel Funeral Home, Herndon, with services to be continued at the Himmel's Lutheran and Reformed Church and interment in Himmel's cemetery. Rev. Jacob M. Singer, Reformed pastor of Herndon, will officiate.
The Daily Item (Sunbury, Pennsylvania), 26 Apr 1947, Sat, Pages 1,5.⁸
He was buried on 28 April 1947, at Himmel's Church, Rebuck, Northumberland County, PA.⁶

     Florence Beulah Troutman was born on 23 December 1903.^1,2 She married Herlin Harlin Klock circa 1923.³ In 1930, Florence and Herlin were living in Jackson Township, Northumberland County, PA, where Herlin was a farm laborer. They had been married 7 years and had 5 children.³ Florence Beulah Troutman was buried at Himmel's Church Cemetery, Rebuck, Northumberland County, PA.² She died on 18 October 1964, at age 60.^4,2
Newspaper obituary:
Mrs. H. Klock, 60, Dornsife Resident
Mrs. Florence B. Klock. 60, of Dornsife, died in Sunbury Community Hospital, Sunday at 9:30 m. of complications. She had been hospitalized for a week and also, on several previous occasions.
She was born in Washington Township, December 23, 1903, a aaugnter or the late John and Emma Goodman Troutman. She was the widow of Herlin Klock who preceded her in death in 1947.
She was last employed at the Muskins Shoe Company, of Millersburg.
She was a member of Himmel's United Church of Christ, Rebuck. and the Rebekah Lodge of Dornsife.
Surviving are nine children Mrs. William Drumheller; of Dornsife; Mrs. Marlin Harris, of Clairmont, Calif; Mrs. Charles Russell, Herndon R,D; Mrs. Harvey Snyder, Northumberland R.D; Mrs. Charles Phillips, Dornsife R.D; James Klock, of Birmington, Mich; Mrs. Frederick Raring, Linglestown; Mrs. Kenneth Klinger, of New York City; Spencer Klock, at home; 15 grandchildren; one great-granddaughter; her step mother, Mrs. Hattie Troutman, of Dornsife; two sisters; Mrs. Tamie Smith, Dornsife R.D, Mrs. Katie Campbell, of Sunbury; four brothers: James Troutman, of Sunbury; Arthur, Roy, and Clarence, all of Dornsife R.D; a step-sister, Mrs. Melvin Boyer, of Dornsife R.D; and a close friend, Charles Bower, also Dornsife R.D.
Funeral services will be Wednesdav at 2 p.m. from the Himdmel's United Church of Christ, Rebuck, Rev. Jacob Singer, of Herndon, her pastor, officiating. Burial will he in tne church cemetery. Friends may call at the Blank funeral home in Trevorton, Tuesday evening and also at the church from 1 to 2 p.m. Wednesday.
The Daily Item (Sunbury, Pennsylvania), 19 Oct 1964, Mon, Page 22.⁵