Nancy sent me this. I have lost her name and email address. But I thank her for sending it to me. Nancy - More on Dunlo: This Frederick Costlow was my relative. >From an obituary of Frederick Costlow -- Johnstown Tribune, August 26, 1933 "Frederick Costlow was a son of James and Elisabeth (Seese) Costlow and was born at Dunlo in the fall of 1879. His father died in 1904 and his mother in 1922. He was a brother of Mrs. Catherine Eichensehr, of Geistown, and Mrs. Margaret Rhodes, and Thomas and Edward Costlow, of Sidman, this county. ...The old Costlow homestead, where Mr. Costlow was born, was a farm of 366 acres and was sold when the mining development began, which gave the name and the town Dunlo to the map of Adams Township and of Cambria County." The farm was sold about 1891. Cambria Freeman, Friday, October 16, 1891 A new post office has been established at the new coal field, nine miles north of South Fork under the name Dunlo, with John B. Kuhns, as postmaster.. Johnstown Weekly Democrat - Nov. 18, 1892 Fire at Dunlo A telegram from Dunlo last night announced that there was a big fire at that place, which is a mining village in Adams township, in this county. The Vigilant steamer and hose carriage were sent by special train. The Pennsylvania Railroad furnished the train and Chief Marshal Haberkorn, of the Fire-Department, and Mr. Thomas O'Neill and a number of other firemen went along with the fire apparatus. Dunlo is situated about three miles above the South Fork dam on the line of the new railroad from South Fork. September 30, 1931: Ebensburg Mountaineer Herald- 30 years ago. Charles #. Fox, 76, Glendale , Calif. Formerly of Dunlo, died Friday, September 22 in Glendale. Born June 3, 1855 in Adams Township, a son of John and Mary (Shellar) Fox. Surviving is he widow Vera Cappett, brother of Mrs. Ambrose McCall, Summerhill and William R. Fox, Ebensburg and preceeded in death by brothers & sisters, Francis J., Mrs. Elizabeth Eichenser, John, Joseph, Fred & Martha. Reg. Mass in Corpus Christi Catholic Church, Dunlo. Interment in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Geistown, PA. Johnstown Tribune - June 9, 1945 Forty Years Ago - June 9, 1905 Elton - There was some talk of lighting the streets of Salix by electricity from the plant at Dunlo, a distance of two miles, but it has been discovered that the land between the two places is so terrible stony that it is next to impossible to sink post holes. Batha Karr