Harold Moon obituary, 1918
MOON, HAROLD P.
from the New Jersey Courier 25 Oct 1918
A long illness terminated on Tuesday, Oct 22, in the death at his home in Noble, PA of Harold P. Moon, a well known attorney and son of Ex-Congressman Reuben O. Mooon. He was educated at Swarthmore, studied law in the University of Pennsylvania and was admitted to the bar about 15 years ago. Mr. Moon was a member of the Union League and the Huntingdon Valley Club. His widow survives him with two children. Mr. Moon was well known at Toms River and Barnegat, his mother being a member of the Predmore family of the last named town. He spent his summers on Toms River and Barnegat Bay for a number of years. Last summer he and his family had a cottage at Bay Head. In the latter part of the summer he came to Toms River and stayed with his aunt, Mrs. A.B. Newbury, who later went with him to the Maine coast for a stay of a month hoping it would bring him back to health. "Hal" was a big and athletic young fellow, jovial and hearty in his ways, and had hosts of friends.
from the New Jersey Courier 25 Oct 1918
A long illness terminated on Tuesday, Oct 22, in the death at his home in Noble, PA of Harold P. Moon, a well known attorney and son of Ex-Congressman Reuben O. Mooon. He was educated at Swarthmore, studied law in the University of Pennsylvania and was admitted to the bar about 15 years ago. Mr. Moon was a member of the Union League and the Huntingdon Valley Club. His widow survives him with two children. Mr. Moon was well known at Toms River and Barnegat, his mother being a member of the Predmore family of the last named town. He spent his summers on Toms River and Barnegat Bay for a number of years. Last summer he and his family had a cottage at Bay Head. In the latter part of the summer he came to Toms River and stayed with his aunt, Mrs. A.B. Newbury, who later went with him to the Maine coast for a stay of a month hoping it would bring him back to health. "Hal" was a big and athletic young fellow, jovial and hearty in his ways, and had hosts of friends.
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