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Note: N2 Fayette County, Pennsylvania, Certificate of Birth, Birth Register Docket No. 3, Page 92, Clerk of Court, Uniontown,. Pennsylvania, John V. Schroyer, Dated: 4 Aug 1967. Name of Child: Ruth Esther Goe, Sex: Female, Color: White, Father: James H. Goe, Mother: Martha Goe, Residence: Fayette Co., Pa.; FatherÕs Occupation: Farmer, Birth Date: July 14, 1903; Place of Birth: Jefferson Tp.; Date of Record: Dec. 2, 1903
Pennsylvania 1910 Miracode Index:
Name: Ruth Goe; Birthplace: Pennsylvania; State: PA; Age: 06; Color: W; Enumeration District: 0040; Visit: 0253; County: Fayette; Relation: Other Residents: Jas G Goe
Pennsylvania, McKeesport, McKeesport High School, 1921, US School Yearbooks, 1900-1999
Ruth Swan Goe, ÒRuthie,Ó ÒSwannie.Ó; Pitt Literary Meet, Õ20.; A charming girl is our little Ruth Goe; Who truly loves a man in big Ohio. (My guess is that this comment refers to Ben Hazen, oldest son of James P. Hazen and Margery F. Huston McKee. See ÒDelightful Picnic PartyÓ in Notes for Wilbur Lily Hibbs. Mother told me that ÒDadÓ was not her first boyrfriend!
New York Passenger Lists, 1820-1957:
Name: Ruth Goe; Arrival Date: 29 Aug 1927; Estimated birth year: 1903; Age: 23 Years 11 Months, Gender: Female; Port of Departure: Havre; Ship Name: Tuscania; Port of Arrival: New York, New York; NATIVITY: Pennsylvania, Birth Location: Pennsylvania; Birth Location Other: Grindstone
The Morning Herald (Uniontown, Pennsylvania); Fri, 23 August 1929, Page 14
GOTTLING-GOE
Wedding bells rang yesterday August 22, 1929, for Miss Ruth Goe, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Goe, of Grindstone, when at 4:30 in the afternoon at Friendship farm, the home of her parents, she became the bride of Mr. Philip F. Gottling, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Gottling of Baltimore, Md. The Rev. E. J. Knepshield, pastor of Little Redstone Presbyterian church, performed the ring ceremony in the presence of fifty relatives and friends of the couple. The bride's gown was an all-over lace ensemble of imported French beige over a foundation of flesh colored chiffon. She wore matching accessories and carried a handkerchief of rare India lace. Roses formed her bridal bouquet. Miss Esther H. Goe was her sisterÕs maid of honor. She wore a cape model of peach chiffon and carried old fashioned garden flowers. John Dunn of Uniontown served as best man. Just before the ceremony, Miss Mildred K. Reichard of Baltimore, a college friend of the bride, sang ÒAt Dawning.Ó The wedding music was played by Mrs. Robert Warfle of Fayette City. Laurel and smilax formed the altar before which the vows were taken. A reception and wedding dinner followed the marriage and Dr. and Mrs. Gottling then left by motor, destination unrevealed. Upon their return they will live at 1614 Bolton Street, Baltimore. Mrs. Gottling is a graduate of Goucher college and has been a member of the Connellsville high school faculty. Dr. Gottling is an alumnus of Johns Hopkins University, where he took his Ph. D. degree. He is a member of the honorary fraternity, Tau Beta Pi and the Alpha Kappa Phi. At present he holds the position of instructor in Physics at Goucher college.
The Morning Herald (Uniontown, Pennsylvania); Fri, 25 Jun 1943; Page 5
Transfer already has been made of $43,514 each to James H. Goe, husband, and Esther Goe Dunn and Ruth Goe Gottling, daughters, from the estate of Mrs. Martha E. S. Goe, Jefferson township, who died March 12, 1942.
SSDI: Ruth M. Gottling (Middle initial is an error,) b. 14 Jul 1903, d. 21 Feb 1989, Cockeysville, Baltimore County, Maryland 21030, SSN: 216-46-4910 issued: Maryland (1962.)
The Sun, Baltimore, 21 Feb 1989 - Ruth Gottling - Former history teacher:
A memorial service for Ruth Gottling, a former teacher who was active in many organizations in the Baltimore area, will be held at 2 p.m. today at Broadmead, 13801 York Road in Cockeysville. Mrs. Gottling, who was 84 and had lived at Broadmead since it opened in 1979, died there Feb. 21 after a short illness. A native of western Pennsylvania, the former Ruth Goe was a 1925 graduate of Goucher College, and taught history at the Connellsville (Pa.) High School until her marriage in 1929 to Dr. Philip Gottling. Dr. Gottling taught in the physics department at Goucher, at Baltimore Polytechnic Institute and in the electrical engineering department of Grove City College in Pennsylvania. He died in 1976. A resident of Northwood for much of her life, Mrs. Gottling was a member of Brown Memorial Park Avenue United Presbyterian Church where she was president of the WomenÕs Association. She had been a board member of the Presbyterian Home of Maryland, a president of Northwood Garden Club and a member of the Three Arts Club of Homeland, the Music Club of Roland Park and the P.E.O., a philanthropic and educational organization. Mrs. Gottling volunteered at Church Home and Hospital during World War II and worked with Meals on Wheels. She is survived by two sons, Philip F. Gottling, Jr. of Cincinnati and Dr. James G. Gottling of Columbus, Ohio; a sister, Esther Goe Dunn of Uniontown, Pa.; six grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. The family suggested contributions to Brown Memorial Park Avenue United Presbyterian Church, the Broadmead Residents Assistance Fund or the Presbyterian Home of Maryland.
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