History of Beaver Springs, Penn'a and cenntennial souvenir book . born at Troxelville. Pa.,Komig, was born Jan. 6. 1877, in Adamsburg, on the 22nd of MaTch, 1872. The name Kline isnow Bea%er Springs, Pa., and has been a citizen of German origin. In the seventeenth century Stuffle Kline emigrated from Germany to Berkscounty from which the name originates. Hisfather, Josiah, died ten years ago and his mother,thirty years ago. His father was a farmer, there-fore his early life was passed as a farmers left m-otherless at the age of four years,he remembers his mothers sickness and deatha
History of Beaver Springs, Penn'a and cenntennial souvenir book . born at Troxelville. Pa.,Komig, was born Jan. 6. 1877, in Adamsburg, on the 22nd of MaTch, 1872. The name Kline isnow Bea%er Springs, Pa., and has been a citizen of German origin. In the seventeenth century Stuffle Kline emigrated from Germany to Berkscounty from which the name originates. Hisfather, Josiah, died ten years ago and his mother,thirty years ago. His father was a farmer, there-fore his early life was passed as a farmers left m-otherless at the age of four years,he remembers his mothers sickness and deathas though it happened yesterday. In his earliestyears, however, the love of books was the masterpjssion of his soul. His hearts desire was tobecome a public school teacher, for which pro-fession he prepared himself by attending ninevarious Normals. He taught sixteen successfulyears in succession. He has abanck)ned teach-ing and accepted a clerical position with theprinting and publishing d© the Amer-icin Piablistitng and in W06 <was appointed. ?of the town ever since. He entered the Herald •Office at the age-of fifteen and after working four years at the trade he took up the profession of ateacher in the public schools, where he spent leight years of successful work in instructing andtraining the young for their duties in life. *JnJan. 27, 1905, he resigned his posttion as teacherand again secured a ptace in the A- M- AurandPrinting House as bookkeeper and bill- iing and shipping clerk. He was elected to theoffice of Justice of the Peace; Feb. 21, 1905, andcommissioned JVsy 1, 1*;05, for a term -of fiveyears. Mr_ Romig was married t-o Annie , daughter of Frederick and Sarah , /Vlarcfe 10. 1901, and is a innsmber andan active and ardent worker in the St, Peters Evan. Lutheran church and has been secretary ?of the Sunday school for a period of eleven is now superintendent of the same, havingbeen elected to that olfjce Jan. 1, 1900. H
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