Henry Stambaugh is another one of Schuyler county's soldier boys that has succumbed to the Spanish influenza, his death occurring in a southern army camp on Oct. 16th.  The remains will be brought to the home of his mother, Mrs. Amos Stambaugh, in Browning township, where funeral services will be held.  Interment in the Ridgeville cemetery.
  Corbin B. Stambaugh went to Montgomery, Ala., the past week, where his brother Joseph was in training at Camp Sheridan.  He was taken with influenza and lived out six hours after his brother's arrival.  He was brought home Monday. 

CORP. H. STAMBAUGH INFLUENZA VICTIM

  Corp. Henry A. Stambaugh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stambaugh residing near Browning, died at Camp Sheridan, Ala., at 7:15 p. m., Oct. 17, ages 23 years and 4 days.  Death was due to Spanish influenza.
  The young man was called to the service May 31, 1918.  Being almost five months in the service, he reached the rank of Corporal.
  He leaves to mourn his death four brothers and two sisters.
  The funeral was held Tuesday forenoon, conducted by Rev. James Miller.  Burial in the Browning cemetery.