From ancestry.com:

BEGIN

U.S. World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946 Record
about Herbert G Kishbaugh

Name:                       Herbert G Kishbaugh
Birth Year:                 1913
Race:                       White, citizen
Nativity State or Country:  Pennsylvania
State:                      New York
County or City:             Erie
Enlistment Date:            3 Apr 1942
Enlistment State:           Pennsylvania
Enlistment City:            New Cumberland
Branch:                     Branch Immaterial - Warrant Officers, USA
Branch Code:                Branch Immaterial - Warrant Officers, USA
Grade:                      Private
Grade Code:                 Private
Term of Enlistment:         Enlistment for the duration of the War or
                            other emergency, plus six months, subject to
                            the discretion of the President or otherwise
                            according to law
Component:                  Selectees (Enlisted Men)
Source:                     Civil Life
Education:                  Grammar school
Civil Occupation:           Entomology Technician or Structural Steel
                            Worker* (Iron worker erector. ) or Riveter,
                            Pneumatic An asterisk (*) appearing after
                            a job title indicates that a trade test for
                            the particular occupation will be found in
                            the United States Employment Service Man
Marital Status:             Single, without dependents
Height:                     68
Weight:                     194

END



From a newspaper in 1942:

BEGIN

Sgt. Kishbaugh In British Unit

First Composite Battery Is On Tour; Show British Tactics

  Sgt. Herbert G. Kishbaugh, son of Mrs. Annie Kishbaugh of Berwick, is
now on a coast to coast tour with the 1st Composite British Battery.
  The unit, in this country as guest of the U.S. War Department and the
Anti-aircraft Command, Major Joseph A. Green, commanding, will visit
U. S. Army installations to demonstrate British tactics and equipment.
  Sgt. Kishbaugh, stationed at Camp Davis, N. C., was one of 135 men picked
for the assignment as a member of the American Escort Detachment.

END



transcription for Newspapers->Deaths->3.448-2.jpg

From The Morning Press, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania dated September 1, 1954:

BEGIN

Herbert G. Kishbaugh Dies Suddenly At 41
  Herbert George Kishbaugh, forty-one, died suddenly last night at
eight-thirty at his home, 335 West Main street, Mifflinville.
  Death was attributed to a heart condition.  Mr. Kishbaugh had complained
of not feeling well on Monday and stayed home from work and visited a doctor.
He had not been thought seriously ill.  Last night one of his children noticed
his breathing was disturbed and informed Mrs. Kishbaugh, who was working
in the kitchen.  She rushed to his side and death occurred shortly afterward.
  A veteran of World War II, Mr. Kishbaugh had resided all of his life in
this section.  He was born in Nescopeck R. D.
  Mr. Kishbaugh was a member of the First Reformed Church, Berwick.
  Surviving are his wife, the former Adele Dorothy Danowski; four
children, Ronald, Robert, Carol and Carl; all at home; his mother, Mrs.
Annie Kishbaugh, Berwick; four brothers, Marvin L., Nescopeck R. D.,
Rowland W., Berwick; Woodrow W. and Belvin J., Beach Haven; and one sister,
Mrs. Ray. E. Larish, Berwick.
  Funeral arrangements, in charge of the Kelchner Funeral Home, Berwick,
will be announced later.

END



transcription of Newspapers->Deaths->3.448.jpg

From the Press Enterprise, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania dated May 4, 1992:

BEGIN

Adele D. Kishbaugh
One of first tenants at Evan Owen Apts.

  Adele D. Kishbaugh, 73, of 107 N. Vine St., Berwick, Evan Owen Memorial
Apartments, died early Friday morning at her home.  She had been in ill
health for two years.
  Born Sept. 9, 1918, in Luzerne, she was a daughter of the late Michael
and Julia Dainowski.
  Her husband, Herbert George Kishbaugh, died Aug. 31, 1954.  A brother,
Benjamin, and a sister, Irene Dainowski, also preceded her death.
  She had attended United Methodist Churches in the Berwick area.
  Mrs. Kishbaugh was one of the first tenants of the Evan Owen Memorial
Apartments, Berwick, and was a charter member of the Evan Owen Social Club.
Before living in Berwick, she had lived in Nescopeck and Mifflinville.
  Surviving are four children:  Ronald G. Kishbaugh, Elmira, N.Y.;
Robert L. Kishbaugh, Berwick; Mrs. David (Carol J.) Bowen, Frackville;
Carl A. Kishbaugh, serving as a missionary in Creteil, France; and six
grandchildren.
  Also surviving are three sisters:  Mrs. Robert (Joan) Davis, Chattanooga,
Tenn.; Mrs. Marvin (Bernice) Weissner, Bloomfield, N.J.; Mrs. John (Leona)
Cruiksjank, Wyo.; and a brother, Leon Dainowski, Upper St. Clair, N.J.
  Services will be held Tuesday at 11 a.m. from the Kelchner-McMichael-Hindman
Funeral Home, 119-121 E.  Third St., Berwick, with the Rev. Charles F. Hess,
Lime Ridge United Methodist Church, officiating.  Burial will be in Mount
Zion Cemetery, Briggsville.

END