Neefe, Virginia Louise

1918 - 2001  (82 years)

• Name	Neefe, Virginia Louise  [1, 2]
  Birth	11 Apr 1918	Sweden Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA   [1, 2]
  Gender	Female
  Accident	29 Jun 1919	Sweden Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA   [3]
  	Gowanda Hit and killed by car driven by Frank Mosch on Brookland Road. Mr. and Mrs. Neefe were standing in the lane behind the car, Mrs. Neefe holding in her arms, little Virginia Louise, their youngest child, a little over a year old.
  	20201022HAv- An Awful Tragedy, Gowanda Jane Neefe CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 03 Jul 1919, Thu • Page 1 BYwetzupdoc · 22 October 2020 WAS AWFUL TRAGEDY Gowanda Jane, Oldest Daughter Mr. and Mr. Harold Neefe of Sweden, Killed by Automobile Accident Saturday Saturday evening about seven o'clock occurred one of the saddest accidents this community has known for some time, when Gowanda Jane, the eight year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Neefe was struck and instantly killed by an automobile just in front of the family home on Sweden Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Neefe were preparing to come to Coudersport with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gross in the latter's car, which was waiting for them just at the conjunction of the lane coming from the Neefe home with the Brookland road, leading to Coudersport. Mr. and Mrs. Neefe were standing in the lane behind the car, Mrs. Neefe holding in her arms, little Virginia Louise, their youngest child, a little over a year old. The other two little girls, Blanche and Gowanda were to go to Mr. Gross' to stay with some members of that family until their parents returned from town Gowanda started out into the road from the lane directly in front of a car driven by Frank Mosch, and although they called to her she did not hear the car being killed almost instantly. Frank made a desperate effort to avoid the child, turning his car to the other side of the road where it collided with a stone pile and went into a ditch. The little girl was carried to her hme and Dr R. B. Knight summoned at once, but she was past all earthly help. The injuries inflicted were most severe, both sides of her face being badly bruised, her left ear torn almost off and a deep incised wound in the back of her head besides the entire body being badly bruised. Dr. Knight was on the scene in a very short time and exonerated Mr. Mosch from all blame as it was impossible for him to see the child until almost upon her. The car driven by Frank Mosch and in which were Misses Mildred Klesa, Minnie Mosch, Lillian Welfling and Walter Mosch was going toward Galeton at the rate of about twenty miles per hour, is the report. As soon as Frank Mosch caught a glimpse of little Gowanda as she emerged from in front of the Gross car and into the road only a few feet in front of his car, he turned his car with all possible haste to the right to avoid the little child as it was impossible to stop before reaching her. His car, which was a Ford, went with great force into the ditch and was badly damaged and the inmates were all badly shaken up but no one seriously hurt. Dr. R. B. Knight and County Detective Coleman Smith, the former acting as Coroner, made a thorough investigation of the entire affair and after hearing what everybody who knew anything about it had to say came to the conclusion that while it was a terrible tragedy no wrong was intended and no carelessness displayed. Dr. Knight in his official capacity reported it as an "unavoidable" accident. Mr. and Mrs. Neefe are well known throughout this section of the county and their friends are numbered by their acquaintances. They have the deepest sympathy of everyone in their bereavement. Little Gowanda was a charming little girl and the loss is heartbreaking. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock with Rev. T. V. Caulkins officiating. Interment was made in the Sweden Hill cemetery. Schutt and Gillon, funeral directors. Of course everybody realizes the terrible loss and deep affliction of Mr. and Mrs. Neefe and many will also sympathize with Frank Mosch, the driver of the car. He is a fine young man with an excellent reputation and probably no one outside the family will suffer so much as a result of the terrible accident. Upon seeing the little child, who had been somewhat deaf since a recent illness, he took his own life and the lives of all the others in the car with him in his hands and placed them in jeopardy when he turned his car off into the ditch in order to avoid striking little Gowanda. It is in fact almost miraculous that some or all of those riding in the car wre not killed. All were thrown out with great force and badly jarred and bruised, while Miss Mildred Klesa suffered a bad cut on the neck caused by coming in contact with the wind shield. This was certainly an awful catastrophe and yet when one knows the facts it is plain that it might easily have been still worse. HAS SHORT FURLOUGH Major Dee G. VanDeBoe is Home for a few Days With His family. Goes Back July 10. Major Dee G. VanDeBoe arrived in Coudersport a few days ago and has since been quite busy with a certain very nicely ornamented baby carriage. He says that since arriving his command has decreased very materially in numbers but has increased in importance. The Major is looking fine and appears to be in the pink of condition. Major VanDeBoe is not yet certain j whether he will remain permanently in the army or not. The service is j velT mucn to ms uk.us auu u n , nave a sansiaciory assignment uC . will priably stay. It is usually the ; case that when in case of emergency a civilian is given an important offl- ! cer's rank, when the war is over and he desires to remain in the service his nk more or less reduced It . 18 to e n0Ped that Mor VanDeBoe, ; wno nas certaimy maue guuu m lug war will not be asked to accept a lcwer rank than the one he has earn- ed. He is Potter county's only Major and the folks are mighty proud to be thus honored. However, it will de- pend upon the reduction in rank . . . . ui i .T., wnlcn may come iu mm, lu .- er the Major will stay in the army. He is certainly going to remain a while at least and expects to return military duty at Camp Dix on July . AN ARTIFICIAL FOOT Yesterday the County Commission- ers ordered a new artificial foot for Hiram Rarey of Millport whose foot was amputated at the County Home some months ago by Dr. F. G. Reese as a result of its being frozen trom exposure. HE HAS RESIGNED Guy Danforth has resigned as collector of Shinglehouse borough. He was a good officer. A petition for the appointment of D. S. Engler has been filed. ATTENDING MASONIC MEETING Ernest Wentworth, accompanied by his son, Milton, and Attorney Harry Nelson, are in Buttaio attending a Consistory meeting this week. Clipping location on The Potter Enterprise page 1 wetzupdoc Member Photo CLIPPED BY wetzupdoc · 22 October 2020 CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 03 Jul 1919, Thu • Page 1 BYwetzupdoc · 22 October 2020
  Census	1920	Sweden Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA   [2]
  	Jersey Shore Turn Pike Road; Age: 1y9m daughter PA PA PA
  	20170920 Ithaca- Lynn Neefe in the 1920 United States Federal Census date: 8 Jan 1920 enumerator: W.C. White Name: Lynn Neefe Age: 46 Birth Year: abt 1874 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Home in 1920: Sweden, Potter, Pennsylvania Street: Jersey Shore Turn Pike Road House Number: Farm Residence Date: 1920 Race: White Gender: Male Relation to Head of House:Head Marital Status: Married Spouse's Name: Kathrine Neefe Father's Birthplace:New York Mother's name: Hannah Neefe Mother's Birthplace:Pennsylvania Able to Speak English:Yes Occupation: Farmer Industry: General Home Owned or Rented:Own Able to Read: Yes Able to Write: Yes Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Harry Sensabaugh 45 Head PA PA PA laborer, common Maud Sensabaugh 38 wife PA PA PA Merren Sensabaugh 6 dau PA PA PA Herald Sensabaugh1y5m son PA PA PA Robert Baker 31 Head PA NY PA laborer, bridge Mary Baker 29 wife PA PA NY Loyd Baker 10 son PA PA PA Floyd Baker 9 son PA PA PA Nelson Baker 8 son PA PA PA Henrietta Baker 6 dau PA PA PA Willie Baker 5 son PA PA PA Donald Baker 4 son PA PA PA Nettie Baker 2 dau PA PA PA Bernice Baker 0 dau PA PA PA Luther Snyder 17 bro-law PA PA NY Edward Tauscher 44 Head PA Gry Gry common laborer Stelle Tauscher 45 wife PA NY NY Orsen Rossman 71 father-law VA PA VA Lynn Neefe 46 Head PA NY PA farmer, general Kathrine Neefe 48 wife MI NY NY Elizabeth Neefe 2y11m dau PA PA MI Hannah Neefe 74 mother PA PA NY widow Harald Neefe 35 Head PA PA NY farmer, general Ella Neefe 32 wife PA NY PA Blanche Neefe 6 dau PA PA PA Virginia Neefe 1 dau PA PA PA Source Citation Year: 1920; Census Place: Sweden, Potter, Pennsylvania; Roll: T625_1648; Page: 5B; Enumeration District: 132 Source Information Ancestry.com. 1920 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2010. Images reproduced by FamilySearch. Original data: Fourteenth Census of the United States, 1920. (NARA microfilm publication T625, 2076 rolls). Records of the Bureau of the Census, Record Group 29. National Archives, Washington, D.C. For details on the contents of the film numbers, visit the following NARA web page: NARA. Note: Enumeration Districts 819-839 are on roll 323 (Chicago City).
  Race	White  [2]
  Name	Beezie
  Occupation	1979	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA   [4]
  	Jane Heimel Metzger?You know you're from Coudersport, PA if.......... February 3 · 2016 .. Just another day in 1979 downtown Coudersport at Hamlin's 5 & 10. Jeannette Buck, Dolly Sills, Thomas T Shirey and 159 others like this. . 38 comments 13 shares . Comments Mary LaRosa Riggle Mary LaRosa Riggle Is Hamlins still there? Like · Reply · February 3 at 1:19pm .. Ruth Deitrick Ruth Deitrick no it is not it turned ito part of Jc pennies and now there is nothing ther I am not positive but hamlins is not Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 1:24pm .. Jenni Camp Ballard Jenni Camp Ballard I remember my grandmother taking me here all the time after she picked up her groceries in town!! Remember these ladies too!! Like · Reply · February 3 at 1:26pm .. Jenni Camp Ballard Jenni Camp Ballard Right Ruth ! It was when penny's was bigger I think?? Like · Reply · February 3 at 1:27pm .. Jenni Camp Ballard Jenni Camp Ballard Before it was Penneys anyways... Like · Reply · February 3 at 1:28pm .. Nancy Chitester Nancy Chitester MEMORIES!!!!! Wonderful picture. Thanks! Like · Reply · February 3 at 2:01pm .. Christine Herbstritt Christine Herbstritt My aunt in the middle...... Like · Reply · February 3 at 2:06pm .. George Finster George Finster The lady in the middle was married to my sister's ex-husband at some point. I think. Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 3:21pm .. Karla Sevinsky Neefe Karla Sevinsky Neefe The good old days! I loved going in there!! smile emoticon Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 2:12pm .. Linda Goodnoe Russell Linda Goodnoe Russell Wonderful people, miss so many of those "old" faces and places Like · Reply · 2 · February 3 at 2:18pm .. Wanda Burke Wanda Burke Omg I remember. Penny candy Like · Reply · 2 · February 3 at 2:28pm .. Judy Polliard Judy Polliard Thanks for reviving my memory of these 3 Like · Reply · February 3 at 2:30pm .. Katie Coffey Katie Coffey I remember always getting caught reading the comic books that were right inside the door....... Like · Reply · 2 · February 3 at 2:45pm .. Thomas Maynard Thomas Maynard My mother's sister, my God Mother, Dale Kellner's mother; Virginia Louise, Neefe, Kellner, Merritt. heart emoticon Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 3:10pm .. Cassie Nichols-Gross Cassie Nichols-Gross I thought that was her. She looked so much younger than I remember her Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 3:33pm .. John Christy Wetzel John Christy Wetzel Virginia was my 3rd cousin 2x removed Like · Reply · 14 mins .. .. Melinda McMillion Melinda McMillion I remember finding all kinds of treasures in there. Helen Buchanan is the one lady but I don't recall the other lady's name. Like · Reply · February 3 at 3:22pm .. Mary Dunkleberger Mary Dunkleberger Helen used to scare the dickens out of us..... Like · Reply · 7 · February 3 at 3:52pm .. Brenda Kenealy Williams Brenda Kenealy Williams It was still there in 1979. I didn't realize that it stayed that long. Oh the toys and miss revlon teen doll clothes to ogle. Absolutely the best. Like · Reply · February 3 at 4:17pm .. Wanda Burke Wanda Burke Yep that was her name Helen. She always seemed to be watching. Lol Like · Reply · February 3 at 5:42pm .. Lee Lincoln Lee Lincoln USED TO GET CANDY CORN AND STUFF IN OUR POCKETS Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 5:46pm .. Bill Wilcox Bill Wilcox Yeah...thats not all....just saying. lol Like · Reply · February 5 at 7:45am .. .. Deborah L. Ryan Deborah L. Ryan I still have hangers for slacks and still work!!! Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 5:57pm · Edited .. Duane Renko Duane Renko I remember the magazine rack at the front of the store. LOL. Like · Reply · February 3 at 7:01pm .. Carol Hribar Carol Hribar The french creams at Christmas time were so yummy and can no longer be found anywhere. Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 7:10pm .. Cindy Gaberseck Cindy Gaberseck i loved those Like · Reply · February 3 at 9:12pm .. Christine Herbstritt Christine Herbstritt You can find them at vermontcountrystore.com The Vermont Country Store… vermontcountrystore.com|By customerservice@vermontcountrystore.com .. Like · Reply · February 3 at 9:42pm .. Karilyn Boucher Karilyn Boucher Iworked there and when he closed I boought him out. Like · Reply · 2 · February 3 at 7:11pm .. Kathyrn Todero Kathyrn Todero Loved Hamlins 5 & 10 Like · Reply · February 3 at 7:54pm .. Sally Springer Sally Springer That's my aunt Helen on the far right. Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 8:01pm .. Jane Potter Hilfiger Jane Potter Hilfiger Helen Buchanan? Like · Reply · February 3 at 9:02pm .. Amy Dwyer-Kelly Amy Dwyer-Kelly Great pix Like · Reply · February 3 at 8:02pm .. Tina Ling-Matterness Tina Ling-Matterness I loved this store as a little girl!!! Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 8:15pm .. Tina Ling-Matterness Tina Ling-Matterness Didn't the kids call her Hawkeye Helen because of how she was always watching people? Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 8:23pm .. Myra Bachman Neefe Myra Bachman Neefe Virginia "Beezie" Merritt in the middle. Who is the man? Mr. Hamlin's son? Nice photo! Like · Reply · February 3 at 8:26pm .. Shirlee Leete Shirlee Leete I remember them well Like · Reply · February 3 at 8:45pm .. Carolyn Sawvelle Carolyn Sawvelle That's my Aunt Helen! Like · Reply · February 3 at 9:32pm .. George Finster George Finster Did "Beezie" have any children with Robert Merritt? Like · Reply · February 4 at 2:34am .. Thomas Maynard Thomas Maynard No. She only had one child, Dale, by Lewie Kellner. Like · Reply · February 4 at 3:54am .. George Finster George Finster Thomas Maynard Thanks TOM my sister married Robert Merritt in the mid to early 50's they had several children. Like · Reply · 1 · February 4 at 4:02am .. Thomas Maynard Thomas Maynard George Finster, are we talking about the same Robert (Bud) Merritt? Beezie married "Bud", as we knew him, from Corry Pa. They divorced and Bud married Carolyn Hyde? from Roulette and they lived up Fishing Creek in Bud's father's house/camp. They had several children. Like · Reply · February 4 at 4:12am .. George Finster George Finster No "Bud" married Marie Finster. And yes he was from Corry, Pa.. Caroline Hyde (my Aunt) married Robert Kellner. Like · Reply · February 4 at 4:15am .. Thomas Maynard Thomas Maynard Thanks for straighten me out. Old memories are sometimes a little fuzzy and confused. Just looked at your fb page to learn more about you. Good stuff. See where you played bingo with Billy Grandin. Knew him and his sisters from my teenage days and later on. God bless you and all your families. Like · Reply · 1 · February 4 at 4:23am .. Carolyn Patterson Carolyn Patterson The woman on the right looks like Supreme Court Judge Ruth Bader Ginsburg!! Like · Reply · 2 · February 4 at 8:58am .. Tammy Friend Tammy Friend I miss that place Like · Reply · February 4 at 10:03am .. Tina Franklin Tina Franklin Helen Buchanan went to our church. My grandmother Lois Higley worked with her. She was a very nice lady. Like · Reply · 1 · February 4 at 3:03pm .. Cindy Leete Cindy Leete I remember always calling the lady on the right, "the Bun Lady." Like · Reply · 1 · February 5 at 3:06pm .. Dawn Fink Dawn Fink "Helen" is the name of the woman on the right. Like · Reply · February 5 at 10:07pm .. Jonathan Huff Jonathan Huff I remember the store and the staff. Like · Reply · 1 · February 8 at 7:56pm .. Chris Grecco Chris Grecco Helen always scared me to death.But I enjoyed going there and buying Spiderman comic books,candy and other neat stuff.Comic books were a quarter back then........Ahhhh memories of Coudy. Like · Reply · 3 · February 8 at 8:09pm 20221204GHLn- and... Jane Heimel Metzger February 3, 2016 · Remembering the "bun" lady from Hamlin's 5 & 10, along with "Beezie" and Mr. Hamlin. 28 comments Dale Ulkins Is it...could it be....."The bun lady" Reply6y Cindy Leete That is always what I called her also.....our minds, what can I say???? Two minds are better than one?? I am glad you thought that was her name to. Reply6y Dana Todd 'Bud' ..... got Paul Ross and myself on the National Ski Patrol at Denton at the age of 13, that would be 1963 .....What a ride ........ Reply6y Nancy Chitester Do you have the ladies names? Reply6y Gloria Froebel Virginia " Bezzy " Merrit and Pearl Bucannan (?) Reply6y Cheryl Rimel Helen Buchanan Reply6y Cheryl Rimel Kids called Helen "Hawkeye Helen". Reply6y Gloria Froebel Oh yes ! It was Helen , thanx, Reply6y Paul W. Heimel My mischievous oldest brother told me that Helen was the love child of a man and a bird and I believed him. She did seem a bit avian to a 6-year-old boy coveting those french burnt peanuts and malted milk balls behind the glass in the candy counter. Reply6y Carolyn Berfield I have fond memories of those French burnt peanuts behind the glass…and lots of memories of Hamlin's. My mother received many a birthday and Mother's Day gift from there. And Helen was always there! Reply6yEdited Elaine A. Russell Helen Buchanan! I remember her well. Reply6y Karen Dubots I remember them Reply6y Wendy Porter I just remember they had the best penny candy section EVER!!! Reply6y Lois Ann Marchinetti Baker loved that store and the one in Port Allegany, too. Reply6y Oliver Fry I worked with them for 3 years in the late 60's. I was a stock boy. Reply6y Holly Heymann Seltz Helen Buchanan was a sister to Gurney Buchanan; would be Guy's aunt. She was a character, but I remember talking to her and she really was sweet. Reply6y Wendy Reynolds Loved getting those french burnt peanuts but was scared to death of Helen Buchanan. Reply6y Shelley Butler Helen also taught Sunday School at the Free Methodist Church when I was growing up. Reply6y Misty Nichols I remember her from the store and Sunday school too... Along with Mrs Moore and Goldie Mack (if i remember correctly) Reply5y Larry Herbstritt I remember BZ Neefe Merrit but I don't remember the guy or Helen. Hmm blank spots in my memory banks Reply6y Carolyn Berfield So unusual for you.. Reply6y Larry Herbstritt Carolyn Potocek Berfield I think I was too focused on the toys when I was younger and too focused on the Beatles records when I was older and Bz was too big to not see ???? Reply6y Carolyn Berfield That explains it! Reply6y Thomas Maynard Bud Hamlin had another store and lived in Port Allegany. He spent most of his time there. Lois Snyder was his secretary and supervised the Coudy store along with Bz. Reply5yEdited Glenda Springer Sippel Helen Buchanan was my cousin. Lived with her parents in Rubbertown. She was a missionary in Chicago as a young woman. Reply7w Kathy Schroeder I was scared to death of Helen toooooo....but absolutely loved that store Reply1d Jami Lynne My aunt, Lois Snyder, worked there too. Reply1d Eric Wagner Hawkeye Helen. Reply23h Steve Sevinsky Omg yes. I was too scared of her to steal anything. Reply13h Deneen Lyons BZ was my grandmother Reply12h Brittany Miller Deneen Lyons I was just going to send this to you and ask! Reply9h Kim Cooney I remember the lady with the bun. I absolutely loved going to Hamlins Store. One of my favorite childhood memories. Reply11h Judy Polliard What a nice memory of my first shopping. Reply11h Julie Page Every kid was afraid of het Reply2h Julie Page Her Reply2h Aundrea Dunbar Love the pic of Beezie she was our neighbor. Reply2h
  Death	10 Feb 2001	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA   [1]
  Person ID	I18178	WETZEL-SPRING

  
  

  Father	Neefe, Harald Augustus sr,   b. 5 Sep 1884, Sweden Hill, Sweden, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA d. 25 Nov 1975, Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 91 years)
  Relationship	natural
  Mother	Mulconery, Ella Nora,   b. 20 Oct 1888, Ellisburg, Genesee, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA d. 25 Sep 1954, Sweden Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 65 years)
  Relationship	natural
  Marriage	16 Oct 1907	Whitesville, Allegany, New York, USA   [1]
  	20200707HAv- Obituary for Harold A. Neefe, 1884-1975 (Aged 91) CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 03 Dec 1975, Wed • Page 2 BY wetzupdoc · 07 July 2020 Harold A. Neefe Harold A. Neefe, 91, of Coudersport, died Tuesday (Nov. 25, 1975) in Cole Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. He was born at Sweden Hill, Sweden Township, Sept. 5, 1884, a son of Charles and Susan Furman Neefe. On Oct. 16, 1907, in Whitesville, N.Y., he was married to the former Ella Nora Mulconery, who died in 1954. Mr. Neefe was a lifetime resident of Coudersport and had been employed during his life as a farmer, a Pennsylvania State Highway employee, an oil field worker, a logger and a fire warden. He is survived by two daughters, - Mrs. Virginia Merritt and - Mrs. Blanche Maynard, both of Coudersport; eight grandchildren and nine-great grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. Friends were received at the family residence, where a private family funeral service was held Thursday at 2:00 p.m. with the Rev. Jerry McCauley, pastor of the Coudersport Christian and Missionary Alliance Church officiating. - Burial followed in Sweden Hill Cemetery, Coudersport RD. Grabe-Fickinger Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Clipping location on The Potter Enterprise page 2 wetzupdoc Member Photo CLIPPED BY wetzupdoc · 07 July 2020 CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 03 Dec 1975, Wed • Page 2 BY wetzupdoc · 07 July 2020 On Oct. 16, 1907, in Whitesville, N.Y., he was married to the former Ella Nora Mulconery, who died in 1954.
  Family ID	F1821	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family 1	Kellner, Louis Herman,   b. 5 Mar 1914, Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA d. 9 Sep 2003, Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 89 years)
  Marriage	7 Aug 1936	Wellsville, Allegany, New York, USA
  Issue, jt	They had one child, Dale.
  	Jane Heimel Metzger?You know you're from Coudersport, PA if.......... February 3 · 2016 .. Just another day in 1979 downtown Coudersport at Hamlin's 5 & 10. Jeannette Buck, Dolly Sills, Thomas T Shirey and 159 others like this. . 38 comments 13 shares . Comments Mary LaRosa Riggle Mary LaRosa Riggle Is Hamlins still there? Like · Reply · February 3 at 1:19pm .. Ruth Deitrick Ruth Deitrick no it is not it turned ito part of Jc pennies and now there is nothing ther I am not positive but hamlins is not Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 1:24pm .. Jenni Camp Ballard Jenni Camp Ballard I remember my grandmother taking me here all the time after she picked up her groceries in town!! Remember these ladies too!! Like · Reply · February 3 at 1:26pm .. Jenni Camp Ballard Jenni Camp Ballard Right Ruth ! It was when penny's was bigger I think?? Like · Reply · February 3 at 1:27pm .. Jenni Camp Ballard Jenni Camp Ballard Before it was Penneys anyways... Like · Reply · February 3 at 1:28pm .. Nancy Chitester Nancy Chitester MEMORIES!!!!! Wonderful picture. Thanks! Like · Reply · February 3 at 2:01pm .. Christine Herbstritt Christine Herbstritt My aunt in the middle...... Like · Reply · February 3 at 2:06pm .. George Finster George Finster The lady in the middle was married to my sister's ex-husband at some point. I think. Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 3:21pm .. Karla Sevinsky Neefe Karla Sevinsky Neefe The good old days! I loved going in there!! smile emoticon Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 2:12pm .. Linda Goodnoe Russell Linda Goodnoe Russell Wonderful people, miss so many of those "old" faces and places Like · Reply · 2 · February 3 at 2:18pm .. Wanda Burke Wanda Burke Omg I remember. Penny candy Like · Reply · 2 · February 3 at 2:28pm .. Judy Polliard Judy Polliard Thanks for reviving my memory of these 3 Like · Reply · February 3 at 2:30pm .. Katie Coffey Katie Coffey I remember always getting caught reading the comic books that were right inside the door....... Like · Reply · 2 · February 3 at 2:45pm .. Thomas Maynard Thomas Maynard My mother's sister, my God Mother, Dale Kellner's mother; Virginia Louise, Neefe, Kellner, Merritt. heart emoticon Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 3:10pm .. Cassie Nichols-Gross Cassie Nichols-Gross I thought that was her. She looked so much younger than I remember her Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 3:33pm .. John Christy Wetzel John Christy Wetzel Virginia was my 3rd cousin 2x removed Like · Reply · 14 mins .. .. Melinda McMillion Melinda McMillion I remember finding all kinds of treasures in there. Helen Buchanan is the one lady but I don't recall the other lady's name. Like · Reply · February 3 at 3:22pm .. Mary Dunkleberger Mary Dunkleberger Helen used to scare the dickens out of us..... Like · Reply · 7 · February 3 at 3:52pm .. Brenda Kenealy Williams Brenda Kenealy Williams It was still there in 1979. I didn't realize that it stayed that long. Oh the toys and miss revlon teen doll clothes to ogle. Absolutely the best. Like · Reply · February 3 at 4:17pm .. Wanda Burke Wanda Burke Yep that was her name Helen. She always seemed to be watching. Lol Like · Reply · February 3 at 5:42pm .. Lee Lincoln Lee Lincoln USED TO GET CANDY CORN AND STUFF IN OUR POCKETS Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 5:46pm .. Bill Wilcox Bill Wilcox Yeah...thats not all....just saying. lol Like · Reply · February 5 at 7:45am .. .. Deborah L. Ryan Deborah L. Ryan I still have hangers for slacks and still work!!! Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 5:57pm · Edited .. Duane Renko Duane Renko I remember the magazine rack at the front of the store. LOL. Like · Reply · February 3 at 7:01pm .. Carol Hribar Carol Hribar The french creams at Christmas time were so yummy and can no longer be found anywhere. Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 7:10pm .. Cindy Gaberseck Cindy Gaberseck i loved those Like · Reply · February 3 at 9:12pm .. Christine Herbstritt Christine Herbstritt You can find them at vermontcountrystore.com The Vermont Country Store… vermontcountrystore.com|By customerservice@vermontcountrystore.com .. Like · Reply · February 3 at 9:42pm .. Karilyn Boucher Karilyn Boucher Iworked there and when he closed I boought him out. Like · Reply · 2 · February 3 at 7:11pm .. Kathyrn Todero Kathyrn Todero Loved Hamlins 5 & 10 Like · Reply · February 3 at 7:54pm .. Sally Springer Sally Springer That's my aunt Helen on the far right. Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 8:01pm .. Jane Potter Hilfiger Jane Potter Hilfiger Helen Buchanan? Like · Reply · February 3 at 9:02pm .. Amy Dwyer-Kelly Amy Dwyer-Kelly Great pix Like · Reply · February 3 at 8:02pm .. Tina Ling-Matterness Tina Ling-Matterness I loved this store as a little girl!!! Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 8:15pm .. Tina Ling-Matterness Tina Ling-Matterness Didn't the kids call her Hawkeye Helen because of how she was always watching people? Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 8:23pm .. Myra Bachman Neefe Myra Bachman Neefe Virginia "Beezie" Merritt in the middle. Who is the man? Mr. Hamlin's son? Nice photo! Like · Reply · February 3 at 8:26pm .. Shirlee Leete Shirlee Leete I remember them well Like · Reply · February 3 at 8:45pm .. Carolyn Sawvelle Carolyn Sawvelle That's my Aunt Helen! Like · Reply · February 3 at 9:32pm .. George Finster George Finster Did "Beezie" have any children with Robert Merritt? Like · Reply · February 4 at 2:34am .. Thomas Maynard Thomas Maynard No. She only had one child, Dale, by Lewie Kellner. Like · Reply · February 4 at 3:54am .. George Finster George Finster Thomas Maynard Thanks TOM my sister married Robert Merritt in the mid to early 50's they had several children. Like · Reply · 1 · February 4 at 4:02am .. Thomas Maynard Thomas Maynard George Finster, are we talking about the same Robert (Bud) Merritt? Beezie married "Bud", as we knew him, from Corry Pa. They divorced and Bud married Carolyn Hyde? from Roulette and they lived up Fishing Creek in Bud's father's house/camp. They had several children. Like · Reply · February 4 at 4:12am .. George Finster George Finster No "Bud" married Marie Finster. And yes he was from Corry, Pa.. Caroline Hyde (my Aunt) married Robert Kellner. Like · Reply · February 4 at 4:15am .. Thomas Maynard Thomas Maynard Thanks for straighten me out. Old memories are sometimes a little fuzzy and confused. Just looked at your fb page to learn more about you. Good stuff. See where you played bingo with Billy Grandin. Knew him and his sisters from my teenage days and later on. God bless you and all your families. Like · Reply · 1 · February 4 at 4:23am .. Carolyn Patterson Carolyn Patterson The woman on the right looks like Supreme Court Judge Ruth Bader Ginsburg!! Like · Reply · 2 · February 4 at 8:58am .. Tammy Friend Tammy Friend I miss that place Like · Reply · February 4 at 10:03am .. Tina Franklin Tina Franklin Helen Buchanan went to our church. My grandmother Lois Higley worked with her. She was a very nice lady. Like · Reply · 1 · February 4 at 3:03pm .. Cindy Leete Cindy Leete I remember always calling the lady on the right, "the Bun Lady." Like · Reply · 1 · February 5 at 3:06pm .. Dawn Fink Dawn Fink "Helen" is the name of the woman on the right. Like · Reply · February 5 at 10:07pm .. Jonathan Huff Jonathan Huff I remember the store and the staff. Like · Reply · 1 · February 8 at 7:56pm .. Chris Grecco Chris Grecco Helen always scared me to death.But I enjoyed going there and buying Spiderman comic books,candy and other neat stuff.Comic books were a quarter back then........Ahhhh memories of Coudy. Like · Reply · 3 · February 8 at 8:09pm
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  Marriage	Jane Heimel Metzger?You know you're from Coudersport, PA if.......... February 3 · 2016 .. Just another day in 1979 downtown Coudersport at Hamlin's 5 & 10. Jeannette Buck, Dolly Sills, Thomas T Shirey and 159 others like this. . 38 comments 13 shares . Comments Mary LaRosa Riggle Mary LaRosa Riggle Is Hamlins still there? Like · Reply · February 3 at 1:19pm .. Ruth Deitrick Ruth Deitrick no it is not it turned ito part of Jc pennies and now there is nothing ther I am not positive but hamlins is not Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 1:24pm .. Jenni Camp Ballard Jenni Camp Ballard I remember my grandmother taking me here all the time after she picked up her groceries in town!! Remember these ladies too!! Like · Reply · February 3 at 1:26pm .. Jenni Camp Ballard Jenni Camp Ballard Right Ruth ! It was when penny's was bigger I think?? Like · Reply · February 3 at 1:27pm .. Jenni Camp Ballard Jenni Camp Ballard Before it was Penneys anyways... Like · Reply · February 3 at 1:28pm .. Nancy Chitester Nancy Chitester MEMORIES!!!!! Wonderful picture. Thanks! Like · Reply · February 3 at 2:01pm .. Christine Herbstritt Christine Herbstritt My aunt in the middle...... Like · Reply · February 3 at 2:06pm .. George Finster George Finster The lady in the middle was married to my sister's ex-husband at some point. I think. Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 3:21pm .. Karla Sevinsky Neefe Karla Sevinsky Neefe The good old days! I loved going in there!! smile emoticon Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 2:12pm .. Linda Goodnoe Russell Linda Goodnoe Russell Wonderful people, miss so many of those "old" faces and places Like · Reply · 2 · February 3 at 2:18pm .. Wanda Burke Wanda Burke Omg I remember. Penny candy Like · Reply · 2 · February 3 at 2:28pm .. Judy Polliard Judy Polliard Thanks for reviving my memory of these 3 Like · Reply · February 3 at 2:30pm .. Katie Coffey Katie Coffey I remember always getting caught reading the comic books that were right inside the door....... Like · Reply · 2 · February 3 at 2:45pm .. Thomas Maynard Thomas Maynard My mother's sister, my God Mother, Dale Kellner's mother; Virginia Louise, Neefe, Kellner, Merritt. heart emoticon Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 3:10pm .. Cassie Nichols-Gross Cassie Nichols-Gross I thought that was her. She looked so much younger than I remember her Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 3:33pm .. John Christy Wetzel John Christy Wetzel Virginia was my 3rd cousin 2x removed Like · Reply · 14 mins .. .. Melinda McMillion Melinda McMillion I remember finding all kinds of treasures in there. Helen Buchanan is the one lady but I don't recall the other lady's name. Like · Reply · February 3 at 3:22pm .. Mary Dunkleberger Mary Dunkleberger Helen used to scare the dickens out of us..... Like · Reply · 7 · February 3 at 3:52pm .. Brenda Kenealy Williams Brenda Kenealy Williams It was still there in 1979. I didn't realize that it stayed that long. Oh the toys and miss revlon teen doll clothes to ogle. Absolutely the best. Like · Reply · February 3 at 4:17pm .. Wanda Burke Wanda Burke Yep that was her name Helen. She always seemed to be watching. Lol Like · Reply · February 3 at 5:42pm .. Lee Lincoln Lee Lincoln USED TO GET CANDY CORN AND STUFF IN OUR POCKETS Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 5:46pm .. Bill Wilcox Bill Wilcox Yeah...thats not all....just saying. lol Like · Reply · February 5 at 7:45am .. .. Deborah L. Ryan Deborah L. Ryan I still have hangers for slacks and still work!!! Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 5:57pm · Edited .. Duane Renko Duane Renko I remember the magazine rack at the front of the store. LOL. Like · Reply · February 3 at 7:01pm .. Carol Hribar Carol Hribar The french creams at Christmas time were so yummy and can no longer be found anywhere. Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 7:10pm .. Cindy Gaberseck Cindy Gaberseck i loved those Like · Reply · February 3 at 9:12pm .. Christine Herbstritt Christine Herbstritt You can find them at vermontcountrystore.com The Vermont Country Store… vermontcountrystore.com|By customerservice@vermontcountrystore.com .. Like · Reply · February 3 at 9:42pm .. Karilyn Boucher Karilyn Boucher Iworked there and when he closed I boought him out. Like · Reply · 2 · February 3 at 7:11pm .. Kathyrn Todero Kathyrn Todero Loved Hamlins 5 & 10 Like · Reply · February 3 at 7:54pm .. Sally Springer Sally Springer That's my aunt Helen on the far right. Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 8:01pm .. Jane Potter Hilfiger Jane Potter Hilfiger Helen Buchanan? Like · Reply · February 3 at 9:02pm .. Amy Dwyer-Kelly Amy Dwyer-Kelly Great pix Like · Reply · February 3 at 8:02pm .. Tina Ling-Matterness Tina Ling-Matterness I loved this store as a little girl!!! Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 8:15pm .. Tina Ling-Matterness Tina Ling-Matterness Didn't the kids call her Hawkeye Helen because of how she was always watching people? Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 8:23pm .. Myra Bachman Neefe Myra Bachman Neefe Virginia "Beezie" Merritt in the middle. Who is the man? Mr. Hamlin's son? Nice photo! Like · Reply · February 3 at 8:26pm .. Shirlee Leete Shirlee Leete I remember them well Like · Reply · February 3 at 8:45pm .. Carolyn Sawvelle Carolyn Sawvelle That's my Aunt Helen! Like · Reply · February 3 at 9:32pm .. George Finster George Finster Did "Beezie" have any children with Robert Merritt? Like · Reply · February 4 at 2:34am .. Thomas Maynard Thomas Maynard No. She only had one child, Dale, by Lewie Kellner. Like · Reply · February 4 at 3:54am .. George Finster George Finster Thomas Maynard Thanks TOM my sister married Robert Merritt in the mid to early 50's they had several children. Like · Reply · 1 · February 4 at 4:02am .. Thomas Maynard Thomas Maynard George Finster, are we talking about the same Robert (Bud) Merritt? Beezie married "Bud", as we knew him, from Corry Pa. They divorced and Bud married Carolyn Hyde? from Roulette and they lived up Fishing Creek in Bud's father's house/camp. They had several children. Like · Reply · February 4 at 4:12am .. George Finster George Finster No "Bud" married Marie Finster. And yes he was from Corry, Pa.. Caroline Hyde (my Aunt) married Robert Kellner. Like · Reply · February 4 at 4:15am .. Thomas Maynard Thomas Maynard Thanks for straighten me out. Old memories are sometimes a little fuzzy and confused. Just looked at your fb page to learn more about you. Good stuff. See where you played bingo with Billy Grandin. Knew him and his sisters from my teenage days and later on. God bless you and all your families. Like · Reply · 1 · February 4 at 4:23am .. Carolyn Patterson Carolyn Patterson The woman on the right looks like Supreme Court Judge Ruth Bader Ginsburg!! Like · Reply · 2 · February 4 at 8:58am .. Tammy Friend Tammy Friend I miss that place Like · Reply · February 4 at 10:03am .. Tina Franklin Tina Franklin Helen Buchanan went to our church. My grandmother Lois Higley worked with her. She was a very nice lady. Like · Reply · 1 · February 4 at 3:03pm .. Cindy Leete Cindy Leete I remember always calling the lady on the right, "the Bun Lady." Like · Reply · 1 · February 5 at 3:06pm .. Dawn Fink Dawn Fink "Helen" is the name of the woman on the right. Like · Reply · February 5 at 10:07pm .. Jonathan Huff Jonathan Huff I remember the store and the staff. Like · Reply · 1 · February 8 at 7:56pm .. Chris Grecco Chris Grecco Helen always scared me to death.But I enjoyed going there and buying Spiderman comic books,candy and other neat stuff.Comic books were a quarter back then........Ahhhh memories of Coudy. Like · Reply · 3 · February 8 at 8:09pm
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  Birth - 11 Apr 1918 - Sweden Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Accident - Gowanda Hit and killed by car driven by Frank Mosch on Brookland Road. Mr. and Mrs. Neefe were standing in the lane behind the car, Mrs. Neefe holding in her arms, little Virginia Louise, their youngest child, a little over a year old. - 29 Jun 1919 - Sweden Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Census - Jersey Shore Turn Pike Road; Age: 1y9m daughter PA PA PA - 1920 - Sweden Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Marriage - 7 Aug 1936 - Wellsville, Allegany, New York, USA Occupation - 1979 - Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Death - 10 Feb 2001 - Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA  = Link to Google Earth

  
  

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  		census 1920 USA PA Potter Sweden 132_5B Lynn Neefe.jpg 20170920 Ithaca- Lynn Neefe in the 1920 United States Federal Census date: 8 Jan 1920 W.C. White Name: Lynn Neefe Age: 46 Birth: abt 1874 Pennsylvania Home: Sweden, Potter, Pennsylvania Street: Jersey Shore Turn Pike Road House: Farm Date: 1920 Race: White Gender: Male Relation:Head Status: Married Spouse: Kathrine Neefe Father's Birth: New…
  		Neefe, Harold A obit 19751203 news_PottEnt 20200707HAv- Obituary for Harold A. Neefe, 1884-1975 (Aged 91) CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 03 Dec 1975, Wed • Page 2 BY wetzupdoc · 07 July 2020 Harold A. Neefe Harold A. Neefe, 91, of Coudersport, died Tuesday (Nov. 25, 1975) in Cole Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. He was born at Sweden Hill, Sweden…
  		Neefe, Gowanda Jane awful tragedy 19190703 news_PottEnt 20201022HAv- An Awful Tragedy, Gowanda Jane Neefe CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 03 Jul 1919, Thu • Page 1 BYwetzupdoc · 22 October 2020 WAS AWFUL TRAGEDY Gowanda Jane, Oldest Daughter Mr. and Mr. Harold Neefe of Sweden, Killed by Automobile Accident Saturday Saturday evening about seven o'clock occurred one of…

  
  

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  Jane Heimel Metzger?You know you're from Coudersport, PA if.......... February 3 · 2016 .. Just another day in 1979 downtown Coudersport at Hamlin's 5 & 10. Jeannette Buck, Dolly Sills, Thomas T Shirey and 159 others like this. . 38 comments 13 shares . Comments Mary LaRosa Riggle Mary LaRosa Riggle Is Hamlins still there? Like · Reply · February 3 at 1:19pm .. Ruth Deitrick Ruth Deitrick no it is not it turned ito part of Jc pennies and now there is nothing ther I am not positive but hamlins is not Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 1:24pm .. Jenni Camp Ballard Jenni Camp Ballard I remember my grandmother taking me here all the time after she picked up her groceries in town!! Remember these ladies too!! Like · Reply · February 3 at 1:26pm .. Jenni Camp Ballard Jenni Camp Ballard Right Ruth ! It was when penny's was bigger I think?? Like · Reply · February 3 at 1:27pm .. Jenni Camp Ballard Jenni Camp Ballard Before it was Penneys anyways... Like · Reply · February 3 at 1:28pm .. Nancy Chitester Nancy Chitester MEMORIES!!!!! Wonderful picture. Thanks! Like · Reply · February 3 at 2:01pm .. Christine Herbstritt Christine Herbstritt My aunt in the middle...... Like · Reply · February 3 at 2:06pm .. George Finster George Finster The lady in the middle was married to my sister's ex-husband at some point. I think. Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 3:21pm .. Karla Sevinsky Neefe Karla Sevinsky Neefe The good old days! I loved going in there!! smile emoticon Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 2:12pm .. Linda Goodnoe Russell Linda Goodnoe Russell Wonderful people, miss so many of those "old" faces and places Like · Reply · 2 · February 3 at 2:18pm .. Wanda Burke Wanda Burke Omg I remember. Penny candy Like · Reply · 2 · February 3 at 2:28pm .. Judy Polliard Judy Polliard Thanks for reviving my memory of these 3 Like · Reply · February 3 at 2:30pm .. Katie Coffey Katie Coffey I remember always getting caught reading the comic books that were right inside the door....... Like · Reply · 2 · February 3 at 2:45pm .. Thomas Maynard Thomas Maynard My mother's sister, my God Mother, Dale Kellner's mother; Virginia Louise, Neefe, Kellner, Merritt. heart emoticon Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 3:10pm .. Cassie Nichols-Gross Cassie Nichols-Gross I thought that was her. She looked so much younger than I remember her Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 3:33pm .. John Christy Wetzel John Christy Wetzel Virginia was my 3rd cousin 2x removed Like · Reply · 14 mins .. .. Melinda McMillion Melinda McMillion I remember finding all kinds of treasures in there. Helen Buchanan is the one lady but I don't recall the other lady's name. Like · Reply · February 3 at 3:22pm .. Mary Dunkleberger Mary Dunkleberger Helen used to scare the dickens out of us..... Like · Reply · 7 · February 3 at 3:52pm .. Brenda Kenealy Williams Brenda Kenealy Williams It was still there in 1979. I didn't realize that it stayed that long. Oh the toys and miss revlon teen doll clothes to ogle. Absolutely the best. Like · Reply · February 3 at 4:17pm .. Wanda Burke Wanda Burke Yep that was her name Helen. She always seemed to be watching. Lol Like · Reply · February 3 at 5:42pm .. Lee Lincoln Lee Lincoln USED TO GET CANDY CORN AND STUFF IN OUR POCKETS Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 5:46pm .. Bill Wilcox Bill Wilcox Yeah...thats not all....just saying. lol Like · Reply · February 5 at 7:45am .. .. Deborah L. Ryan Deborah L. Ryan I still have hangers for slacks and still work!!! Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 5:57pm · Edited .. Duane Renko Duane Renko I remember the magazine rack at the front of the store. LOL. Like · Reply · February 3 at 7:01pm .. Carol Hribar Carol Hribar The french creams at Christmas time were so yummy and can no longer be found anywhere. Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 7:10pm .. Cindy Gaberseck Cindy Gaberseck i loved those Like · Reply · February 3 at 9:12pm .. Christine Herbstritt Christine Herbstritt You can find them at vermontcountrystore.com The Vermont Country Store… vermontcountrystore.com|By customerservice@vermontcountrystore.com .. Like · Reply · February 3 at 9:42pm .. Karilyn Boucher Karilyn Boucher Iworked there and when he closed I boought him out. Like · Reply · 2 · February 3 at 7:11pm .. Kathyrn Todero Kathyrn Todero Loved Hamlins 5 & 10 Like · Reply · February 3 at 7:54pm .. Sally Springer Sally Springer That's my aunt Helen on the far right. Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 8:01pm .. Jane Potter Hilfiger Jane Potter Hilfiger Helen Buchanan? Like · Reply · February 3 at 9:02pm .. Amy Dwyer-Kelly Amy Dwyer-Kelly Great pix Like · Reply · February 3 at 8:02pm .. Tina Ling-Matterness Tina Ling-Matterness I loved this store as a little girl!!! Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 8:15pm .. Tina Ling-Matterness Tina Ling-Matterness Didn't the kids call her Hawkeye Helen because of how she was always watching people? Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 8:23pm .. Myra Bachman Neefe Myra Bachman Neefe Virginia "Beezie" Merritt in the middle. Who is the man? Mr. Hamlin's son? Nice photo! Like · Reply · February 3 at 8:26pm .. Shirlee Leete Shirlee Leete I remember them well Like · Reply · February 3 at 8:45pm .. Carolyn Sawvelle Carolyn Sawvelle That's my Aunt Helen! Like · Reply · February 3 at 9:32pm .. George Finster George Finster Did "Beezie" have any children with Robert Merritt? Like · Reply · February 4 at 2:34am .. Thomas Maynard Thomas Maynard No. She only had one child, Dale, by Lewie Kellner. Like · Reply · February 4 at 3:54am .. George Finster George Finster Thomas Maynard Thanks TOM my sister married Robert Merritt in the mid to early 50's they had several children. Like · Reply · 1 · February 4 at 4:02am .. Thomas Maynard Thomas Maynard George Finster, are we talking about the same Robert (Bud) Merritt? Beezie married "Bud", as we knew him, from Corry Pa. They divorced and Bud married Carolyn Hyde? from Roulette and they lived up Fishing Creek in Bud's father's house/camp. They had several children. Like · Reply · February 4 at 4:12am .. George Finster George Finster No "Bud" married Marie Finster. And yes he was from Corry, Pa.. Caroline Hyde (my Aunt) married Robert Kellner. Like · Reply · February 4 at 4:15am .. Thomas Maynard Thomas Maynard Thanks for straighten me out. Old memories are sometimes a little fuzzy and confused. Just looked at your fb page to learn more about you. Good stuff. See where you played bingo with Billy Grandin. Knew him and his sisters from my teenage days and later on. God bless you and all your families. Like · Reply · 1 · February 4 at 4:23am .. Carolyn Patterson Carolyn Patterson The woman on the right looks like Supreme Court Judge Ruth Bader Ginsburg!! Like · Reply · 2 · February 4 at 8:58am .. Tammy Friend Tammy Friend I miss that place Like · Reply · February 4 at 10:03am .. Tina Franklin Tina Franklin Helen Buchanan went to our church. My grandmother Lois Higley worked with her. She was a very nice lady. Like · Reply · 1 · February 4 at 3:03pm .. Cindy Leete Cindy Leete I remember always calling the lady on the right, "the Bun Lady." Like · Reply · 1 · February 5 at 3:06pm .. Dawn Fink Dawn Fink "Helen" is the name of the woman on the right. Like · Reply · February 5 at 10:07pm .. Jonathan Huff Jonathan Huff I remember the store and the staff. Like · Reply · 1 · February 8 at 7:56pm .. Chris Grecco Chris Grecco Helen always scared me to death.But I enjoyed going there and buying Spiderman comic books,candy and other neat stuff.Comic books were a quarter back then........Ahhhh memories of Coudy. Like · Reply · 3 · February 8 at 8:09pm 20221204GHLn- and... Jane Heimel Metzger February 3, 2016 · Remembering the "bun" lady from Hamlin's 5 & 10, along with "Beezie" and Mr. Hamlin. 28 comments Dale Ulkins Is it...could it be....."The bun lady" Reply6y Cindy Leete That is always what I called her also.....our minds, what can I say???? Two minds are better than one?? I am glad you thought that was her name to. Reply6y Dana Todd 'Bud' ..... got Paul Ross and myself on the National Ski Patrol at Denton at the age of 13, that would be 1963 .....What a ride ........ Reply6y Nancy Chitester Do you have the ladies names? Reply6y Gloria Froebel Virginia " Bezzy " Merrit and Pearl Bucannan (?) Reply6y Cheryl Rimel Helen Buchanan Reply6y Cheryl Rimel Kids called Helen "Hawkeye Helen". Reply6y Gloria Froebel Oh yes ! It was Helen , thanx, Reply6y Paul W. Heimel My mischievous oldest brother told me that Helen was the love child of a man and a bird and I believed him. She did seem a bit avian to a 6-year-old boy coveting those french burnt peanuts and malted milk balls behind the glass in the candy counter. Reply6y Carolyn Berfield I have fond memories of those French burnt peanuts behind the glass…and lots of memories of Hamlin's. My mother received many a birthday and Mother's Day gift from there. And Helen was always there! Reply6yEdited Elaine A. Russell Helen Buchanan! I remember her well. Reply6y Karen Dubots I remember them Reply6y Wendy Porter I just remember they had the best penny candy section EVER!!! Reply6y Lois Ann Marchinetti Baker loved that store and the one in Port Allegany, too. Reply6y Oliver Fry I worked with them for 3 years in the late 60's. I was a stock boy. Reply6y Holly Heymann Seltz Helen Buchanan was a sister to Gurney Buchanan; would be Guy's aunt. She was a character, but I remember talking to her and she really was sweet. Reply6y Wendy Reynolds Loved getting those french burnt peanuts but was scared to death of Helen Buchanan. Reply6y Shelley Butler Helen also taught Sunday School at the Free Methodist Church when I was growing up. Reply6y Misty Nichols I remember her from the store and Sunday school too... Along with Mrs Moore and Goldie Mack (if i remember correctly) Reply5y Larry Herbstritt I remember BZ Neefe Merrit but I don't remember the guy or Helen. Hmm blank spots in my memory banks Reply6y Carolyn Berfield So unusual for you.. Reply6y Larry Herbstritt Carolyn Potocek Berfield I think I was too focused on the toys when I was younger and too focused on the Beatles records when I was older and Bz was too big to not see ???? Reply6y Carolyn Berfield That explains it! Reply6y Thomas Maynard Bud Hamlin had another store and lived in Port Allegany. He spent most of his time there. Lois Snyder was his secretary and supervised the Coudy store along with Bz. Reply5yEdited Glenda Springer Sippel Helen Buchanan was my cousin. Lived with her parents in Rubbertown. She was a missionary in Chicago as a young woman. Reply7w Kathy Schroeder I was scared to death of Helen toooooo....but absolutely loved that store Reply1d Jami Lynne My aunt, Lois Snyder, worked there too. Reply1d Eric Wagner Hawkeye Helen. Reply23h Steve Sevinsky Omg yes. I was too scared of her to steal anything. Reply13h Deneen Lyons BZ was my grandmother Reply12h Brittany Miller Deneen Lyons I was just going to send this to you and ask! Reply9h Kim Cooney I remember the lady with the bun. I absolutely loved going to Hamlins Store. One of my favorite childhood memories. Reply11h Judy Polliard What a nice memory of my first shopping. Reply11h Julie Page Every kid was afraid of het Reply2h Julie Page Her Reply2h Aundrea Dunbar Love the pic of Beezie she was our neighbor. Reply2h

  
  

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  [S1704] Ancestry Family Trees- recovered, Cleveland E Snyder 'reclaimed' 20180112 RVA- (404) facts. Record for Cleveland E Snyder 'reclaimed' 20180112 RVA- (404) facts Larry's tree: http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/62111809/family?fpid=48308712121 20200707HAv- HERBSTRITT-SNYDER Family Tree - LARRY HERBSTRITT Arthur Maynard 1910- BIRTH 10-11-1910 • Coudersport, Pennsylvania, USA DEATH Coudersport, Pennsylvania, USA 20200707HAv- HERBSTRITT-SNYDER Family Tree - LARRY HERBSTRITT Arthur Maynard 1910- BIRTH 10-11-1910 • Coudersport, Pennsylvania, USA DEATH Coudersport, Pennsylvania, USA Larry Herbstritt at the Michael Dunn memorial ME WITH MICHAEL DUNN AND SARAH ELLISON 9 May 2014Raymond Cemetery LARRY HERBSTRITT originally shared this on 10 May 2014 Linked To Sarah Elizabeth Ellison ? [S487] census 1920 USA PA Potter, (Name: www.ancestry.com;), Year: 1920; Census Place: Sweden, Potter, Pennsylvania; Roll: T625_1648; Page: 5B; Enumeration District: 132. Record for Lynn Neefe 20181210HAv reworking a little (111) facts 20170920 Ithaca- Lynn Neefe in the 1920 United States Federal Census date: 8 Jan 1920 W.C. White Name: Lynn Neefe Age: 46 Birth: abt 1874 Pennsylvania Home: Sweden, Potter, Pennsylvania Street: Jersey Shore Turn Pike Road House: Farm Date: 1920 Race: White Gender: Male Relation:Head Status: Married Spouse: Kathrine Neefe Father's Birth: New York Mother: Hannah Neefe Mother's Birth: Pennsylvania Speak English: Yes Occ: Farmer Industry: General Home: Own Read: Yes Write: Yes Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Harry Sensabaugh 45 Head PA PA PA laborer, common Maud Sensabaugh 38 wife PA PA PA Merren Sensabaugh 6 dau PA PA PA Herald Sensabaugh1y5m son PA PA PA Robert Baker 31 Head PA NY PA laborer, bridge Mary Baker 29 wife PA PA NY Loyd Baker 10 son PA PA PA Floyd Baker 9 son PA PA PA Nelson Baker 8 son PA PA PA Henrietta Baker 6 dau PA PA PA Willie Baker 5 son PA PA PA Donald Baker 4 son PA PA PA Nettie Baker 2 dau PA PA PA Bernice Baker 0 dau PA PA PA Luther Snyder 17 bro-law PA PA NY Edward Tauscher 44 Head PA Gry Gry common laborer Stelle Tauscher 45 wife PA NY NY Orsen Rossman 71 father-law VA PA VA Lynn Neefe 46 Head PA NY PA farmer, general Kathrine Neefe 48 wife MI NY NY Elizabeth Neefe 2y11m dau PA PA MI Hannah Neefe 74 mother PA PA NY widow Harald Neefe 35 Head PA PA NY farmer, general Ella Neefe 32 wife PA NY PA Blanche Neefe 6 dau PA PA PA Virginia Neefe 1 dau PA PA PA Source Citation Year: 1920; Census Place: Sweden, Potter, Pennsylvania; Roll: T625_1648; Page: 5B; Enumeration District: 132 Source Information Ancestry.com. 1920 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2010. Images reproduced by FamilySearch. Original data: Fourteenth Census of the United States, 1920. (NARA microfilm publication T625, 2076 rolls). Records of the Bureau of the Census, Record Group 29. National Archives, Washington, D.C. For details on the contents of the film numbers, visit the following NARA web page: NARA. Note: Enumeration Districts 819-839 are on roll 323 (Chicago City). census 1920 USA PA Potter Sweden 132_5B Lynn Neefe.jpg 20170920 Ithaca- Lynn Neefe in the 1920 United States Federal Census date: 8 Jan 1920 W.C. White Name: Lynn Neefe Age: 46 Birth: abt 1874 Pennsylvania Home: Sweden, Potter, Pennsylvania Street: Jersey Shore Turn Pike Road House: Farm Date: 1920 Race: White Gender: Male Relation:Head Status: Married Spouse: Kathrine Neefe Father's Birth: New… [S1993] Newspapers.com: Potter Journal Leader Enterprise-, 03 Jul 1919, Thu • P.1 The Potter Enterprise, Gowanda Jane Neefe, An Awful Tragedy, Gowanda Neefe hit by car, 03 Jul 1919, Thu • P1 BYwetzupdoc · 22 October 2020. Gowanda Neefe (1) fact 20201022HAv- An Awful Tragedy, Gowanda Jane Neefe CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 03 Jul 1919, Thu • Page 1 BYwetzupdoc · 22 October 2020 WAS AWFUL TRAGEDY Gowanda Jane, Oldest Daughter Mr. and Mr. Harold Neefe of Sweden, Killed by Automobile Accident Saturday Saturday evening about seven o'clock occurred one of the saddest accidents this community has known for some time, when Gowanda Jane, the eight year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Neefe was struck and instantly killed by an automobile just in front of the family home on Sweden Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Neefe were preparing to come to Coudersport with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gross in the latter's car, which was waiting for them just at the conjunction of the lane coming from the Neefe home with the Brookland road, leading to Coudersport. Mr. and Mrs. Neefe were standing in the lane behind the car, Mrs. Neefe holding in her arms, little Virginia Louise, their youngest child, a little over a year old. The other two little girls, Blanche and Gowanda were to go to Mr. Gross' to stay with some members of that family until their parents returned from town Gowanda started out into the road from the lane directly in front of a car driven by Frank Mosch, and although they called to her she did not hear the car being killed almost instantly. Frank made a desperate effort to avoid the child, turning his car to the other side of the road where it collided with a stone pile and went into a ditch. The little girl was carried to her hme and Dr R. B. Knight summoned at once, but she was past all earthly help. The injuries inflicted were most severe, both sides of her face being badly bruised, her left ear torn almost off and a deep incised wound in the back of her head besides the entire body being badly bruised. Dr. Knight was on the scene in a very short time and exonerated Mr. Mosch from all blame as it was impossible for him to see the child until almost upon her. The car driven by Frank Mosch and in which were Misses Mildred Klesa, Minnie Mosch, Lillian Welfling and Walter Mosch was going toward Galeton at the rate of about twenty miles per hour, is the report. As soon as Frank Mosch caught a glimpse of little Gowanda as she emerged from in front of the Gross car and into the road only a few feet in front of his car, he turned his car with all possible haste to the right to avoid the little child as it was impossible to stop before reaching her. His car, which was a Ford, went with great force into the ditch and was badly damaged and the inmates were all badly shaken up but no one seriously hurt. Dr. R. B. Knight and County Detective Coleman Smith, the former acting as Coroner, made a thorough investigation of the entire affair and after hearing what everybody who knew anything about it had to say came to the conclusion that while it was a terrible tragedy no wrong was intended and no carelessness displayed. Dr. Knight in his official capacity reported it as an "unavoidable" accident. Mr. and Mrs. Neefe are well known throughout this section of the county and their friends are numbered by their acquaintances. They have the deepest sympathy of everyone in their bereavement. Little Gowanda was a charming little girl and the loss is heartbreaking. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock with Rev. T. V. Caulkins officiating. Interment was made in the Sweden Hill cemetery. Schutt and Gillon, funeral directors. Of course everybody realizes the terrible loss and deep affliction of Mr. and Mrs. Neefe and many will also sympathize with Frank Mosch, the driver of the car. He is a fine young man with an excellent reputation and probably no one outside the family will suffer so much as a result of the terrible accident. Upon seeing the little child, who had been somewhat deaf since a recent illness, he took his own life and the lives of all the others in the car with him in his hands and placed them in jeopardy when he turned his car off into the ditch in order to avoid striking little Gowanda. It is in fact almost miraculous that some or all of those riding in the car wre not killed. All were thrown out with great force and badly jarred and bruised, while Miss Mildred Klesa suffered a bad cut on the neck caused by coming in contact with the wind shield. This was certainly an awful catastrophe and yet when one knows the facts it is plain that it might easily have been still worse. HAS SHORT FURLOUGH Major Dee G. VanDeBoe is Home for a few Days With His family. Goes Back July 10. Major Dee G. VanDeBoe arrived in Coudersport a few days ago and has since been quite busy with a certain very nicely ornamented baby carriage. He says that since arriving his command has decreased very materially in numbers but has increased in importance. The Major is looking fine and appears to be in the pink of condition. Major VanDeBoe is not yet certain j whether he will remain permanently in the army or not. The service is j velT mucn to ms uk.us auu u n , nave a sansiaciory assignment uC . will priably stay. It is usually the ; case that when in case of emergency a civilian is given an important offl- ! cer's rank, when the war is over and he desires to remain in the service his nk more or less reduced It . 18 to e n0Ped that Mor VanDeBoe, ; wno nas certaimy maue guuu m lug war will not be asked to accept a lcwer rank than the one he has earn- ed. He is Potter county's only Major and the folks are mighty proud to be thus honored. However, it will de- pend upon the reduction in rank . . . . ui i .T., wnlcn may come iu mm, lu .- er the Major will stay in the army. He is certainly going to remain a while at least and expects to return military duty at Camp Dix on July . AN ARTIFICIAL FOOT Yesterday the County Commission- ers ordered a new artificial foot for Hiram Rarey of Millport whose foot was amputated at the County Home some months ago by Dr. F. G. Reese as a result of its being frozen trom exposure. HE HAS RESIGNED Guy Danforth has resigned as collector of Shinglehouse borough. He was a good officer. A petition for the appointment of D. S. Engler has been filed. ATTENDING MASONIC MEETING Ernest Wentworth, accompanied by his son, Milton, and Attorney Harry Nelson, are in Buttaio attending a Consistory meeting this week. Clipping location on The Potter Enterprise page 1 wetzupdoc Member Photo CLIPPED BY wetzupdoc · 22 October 2020 CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 03 Jul 1919, Thu • Page 1 BYwetzupdoc · 22 October 2020 Neefe, Gowanda Jane awful tragedy 19190703 news_PottEnt 20201022HAv- An Awful Tragedy, Gowanda Jane Neefe CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 03 Jul 1919, Thu • Page 1 BYwetzupdoc · 22 October 2020 WAS AWFUL TRAGEDY Gowanda Jane, Oldest Daughter Mr. and Mr. Harold Neefe of Sweden, Killed by Automobile Accident Saturday Saturday evening about seven o'clock occurred one of… [S1259] FaceBook- Coudersport, Jane Heimel Metzger?You know you're from Coudersport, PA if..... February 3 · 2016 Just another day in 1979 downtown Coudersport at Hamlin's 5 & 10. Leon Hamlin (1) fact 20221204GHLn- Source added to 6 year old photo Virginia Louise, Neefe, Kellner, Merritt. Jane Heimel Metzger?You know you're from Coudersport, PA if.......... February 3 · 2016 .. Just another day in 1979 downtown Coudersport at Hamlin's 5 & 10. Jeannette Buck, Dolly Sills, Thomas T Shirey and 159 others like this. . 38 comments 13 shares . Comments Mary LaRosa Riggle Mary LaRosa Riggle Is Hamlins still there? Like · Reply · February 3 at 1:19pm .. Ruth Deitrick Ruth Deitrick no it is not it turned ito part of Jc pennies and now there is nothing ther I am not positive but hamlins is not Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 1:24pm .. Jenni Camp Ballard Jenni Camp Ballard I remember my grandmother taking me here all the time after she picked up her groceries in town!! Remember these ladies too!! Like · Reply · February 3 at 1:26pm .. Jenni Camp Ballard Jenni Camp Ballard Right Ruth ! It was when penny's was bigger I think?? Like · Reply · February 3 at 1:27pm .. Jenni Camp Ballard Jenni Camp Ballard Before it was Penneys anyways... Like · Reply · February 3 at 1:28pm .. Nancy Chitester Nancy Chitester MEMORIES!!!!! Wonderful picture. Thanks! Like · Reply · February 3 at 2:01pm .. Christine Herbstritt Christine Herbstritt My aunt in the middle...... Like · Reply · February 3 at 2:06pm .. George Finster George Finster The lady in the middle was married to my sister's ex-husband at some point. I think. Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 3:21pm .. Karla Sevinsky Neefe Karla Sevinsky Neefe The good old days! I loved going in there!! smile emoticon Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 2:12pm .. Linda Goodnoe Russell Linda Goodnoe Russell Wonderful people, miss so many of those "old" faces and places Like · Reply · 2 · February 3 at 2:18pm .. Wanda Burke Wanda Burke Omg I remember. Penny candy Like · Reply · 2 · February 3 at 2:28pm .. Judy Polliard Judy Polliard Thanks for reviving my memory of these 3 Like · Reply · February 3 at 2:30pm .. Katie Coffey Katie Coffey I remember always getting caught reading the comic books that were right inside the door....... Like · Reply · 2 · February 3 at 2:45pm .. Thomas Maynard Thomas Maynard My mother's sister, my God Mother, Dale Kellner's mother; Virginia Louise, Neefe, Kellner, Merritt. heart emoticon Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 3:10pm .. Cassie Nichols-Gross Cassie Nichols-Gross I thought that was her. She looked so much younger than I remember her Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 3:33pm .. John Christy Wetzel John Christy Wetzel Virginia was my 3rd cousin 2x removed Like · Reply · 14 mins .. .. Melinda McMillion Melinda McMillion I remember finding all kinds of treasures in there. Helen Buchanan is the one lady but I don't recall the other lady's name. Like · Reply · February 3 at 3:22pm .. Mary Dunkleberger Mary Dunkleberger Helen used to scare the dickens out of us..... Like · Reply · 7 · February 3 at 3:52pm .. Brenda Kenealy Williams Brenda Kenealy Williams It was still there in 1979. I didn't realize that it stayed that long. Oh the toys and miss revlon teen doll clothes to ogle. Absolutely the best. Like · Reply · February 3 at 4:17pm .. Wanda Burke Wanda Burke Yep that was her name Helen. She always seemed to be watching. Lol Like · Reply · February 3 at 5:42pm .. Lee Lincoln Lee Lincoln USED TO GET CANDY CORN AND STUFF IN OUR POCKETS Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 5:46pm .. Bill Wilcox Bill Wilcox Yeah...thats not all....just saying. lol Like · Reply · February 5 at 7:45am .. .. Deborah L. Ryan Deborah L. Ryan I still have hangers for slacks and still work!!! Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 5:57pm · Edited .. Duane Renko Duane Renko I remember the magazine rack at the front of the store. LOL. Like · Reply · February 3 at 7:01pm .. Carol Hribar Carol Hribar The french creams at Christmas time were so yummy and can no longer be found anywhere. Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 7:10pm .. Cindy Gaberseck Cindy Gaberseck i loved those Like · Reply · February 3 at 9:12pm .. Christine Herbstritt Christine Herbstritt You can find them at vermontcountrystore.com The Vermont Country Store… vermontcountrystore.com|By customerservice@vermontcountrystore.com .. Like · Reply · February 3 at 9:42pm .. Karilyn Boucher Karilyn Boucher Iworked there and when he closed I boought him out. Like · Reply · 2 · February 3 at 7:11pm .. Kathyrn Todero Kathyrn Todero Loved Hamlins 5 & 10 Like · Reply · February 3 at 7:54pm .. Sally Springer Sally Springer That's my aunt Helen on the far right. Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 8:01pm .. Jane Potter Hilfiger Jane Potter Hilfiger Helen Buchanan? Like · Reply · February 3 at 9:02pm .. Amy Dwyer-Kelly Amy Dwyer-Kelly Great pix Like · Reply · February 3 at 8:02pm .. Tina Ling-Matterness Tina Ling-Matterness I loved this store as a little girl!!! Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 8:15pm .. Tina Ling-Matterness Tina Ling-Matterness Didn't the kids call her Hawkeye Helen because of how she was always watching people? Like · Reply · 1 · February 3 at 8:23pm .. Myra Bachman Neefe Myra Bachman Neefe Virginia "Beezie" Merritt in the middle. Who is the man? Mr. Hamlin's son? Nice photo! Like · Reply · February 3 at 8:26pm .. Shirlee Leete Shirlee Leete I remember them well Like · Reply · February 3 at 8:45pm .. Carolyn Sawvelle Carolyn Sawvelle That's my Aunt Helen! Like · Reply · February 3 at 9:32pm .. George Finster George Finster Did "Beezie" have any children with Robert Merritt? Like · Reply · February 4 at 2:34am .. Thomas Maynard Thomas Maynard No. She only had one child, Dale, by Lewie Kellner. Like · Reply · February 4 at 3:54am .. George Finster George Finster Thomas Maynard Thanks TOM my sister married Robert Merritt in the mid to early 50's they had several children. Like · Reply · 1 · February 4 at 4:02am .. Thomas Maynard Thomas Maynard George Finster, are we talking about the same Robert (Bud) Merritt? Beezie married "Bud", as we knew him, from Corry Pa. They divorced and Bud married Carolyn Hyde? from Roulette and they lived up Fishing Creek in Bud's father's house/camp. They had several children. Like · Reply · February 4 at 4:12am .. George Finster George Finster No "Bud" married Marie Finster. And yes he was from Corry, Pa.. Caroline Hyde (my Aunt) married Robert Kellner. Like · Reply · February 4 at 4:15am .. Thomas Maynard Thomas Maynard Thanks for straighten me out. Old memories are sometimes a little fuzzy and confused. Just looked at your fb page to learn more about you. Good stuff. See where you played bingo with Billy Grandin. Knew him and his sisters from my teenage days and later on. God bless you and all your families. Like · Reply · 1 · February 4 at 4:23am .. Carolyn Patterson Carolyn Patterson The woman on the right looks like Supreme Court Judge Ruth Bader Ginsburg!! Like · Reply · 2 · February 4 at 8:58am .. Tammy Friend Tammy Friend I miss that place Like · Reply · February 4 at 10:03am .. Tina Franklin Tina Franklin Helen Buchanan went to our church. My grandmother Lois Higley worked with her. She was a very nice lady. Like · Reply · 1 · February 4 at 3:03pm .. Cindy Leete Cindy Leete I remember always calling the lady on the right, "the Bun Lady." Like · Reply · 1 · February 5 at 3:06pm .. Dawn Fink Dawn Fink "Helen" is the name of the woman on the right. Like · Reply · February 5 at 10:07pm .. Jonathan Huff Jonathan Huff I remember the store and the staff. Like · Reply · 1 · February 8 at 7:56pm .. Chris Grecco Chris Grecco Helen always scared me to death.But I enjoyed going there and buying Spiderman comic books,candy and other neat stuff.Comic books were a quarter back then........Ahhhh memories of Coudy. Like · Reply · 3 · February 8 at 8:09pm 20221204GHLn- and... Jane Heimel Metzger February 3, 2016 · Remembering the "bun" lady from Hamlin's 5 & 10, along with "Beezie" and Mr. Hamlin. 28 comments Dale Ulkins Is it...could it be....."The bun lady" Reply6y Cindy Leete That is always what I called her also.....our minds, what can I say???? Two minds are better than one?? I am glad you thought that was her name to. Reply6y Dana Todd 'Bud' ..... got Paul Ross and myself on the National Ski Patrol at Denton at the age of 13, that would be 1963 .....What a ride ........ Reply6y Nancy Chitester Do you have the ladies names? Reply6y Gloria Froebel Virginia " Bezzy " Merrit and Pearl Bucannan (?) Reply6y Cheryl Rimel Helen Buchanan Reply6y Cheryl Rimel Kids called Helen "Hawkeye Helen". Reply6y Gloria Froebel Oh yes ! It was Helen , thanx, Reply6y Paul W. Heimel My mischievous oldest brother told me that Helen was the love child of a man and a bird and I believed him. She did seem a bit avian to a 6-year-old boy coveting those french burnt peanuts and malted milk balls behind the glass in the candy counter. Reply6y Carolyn Berfield I have fond memories of those French burnt peanuts behind the glass…and lots of memories of Hamlin's. My mother received many a birthday and Mother's Day gift from there. And Helen was always there! Reply6yEdited Elaine A. Russell Helen Buchanan! I remember her well. Reply6y Karen Dubots I remember them Reply6y Wendy Porter I just remember they had the best penny candy section EVER!!! Reply6y Lois Ann Marchinetti Baker loved that store and the one in Port Allegany, too. Reply6y Oliver Fry I worked with them for 3 years in the late 60's. I was a stock boy. Reply6y Holly Heymann Seltz Helen Buchanan was a sister to Gurney Buchanan; would be Guy's aunt. She was a character, but I remember talking to her and she really was sweet. Reply6y Wendy Reynolds Loved getting those french burnt peanuts but was scared to death of Helen Buchanan. Reply6y Shelley Butler Helen also taught Sunday School at the Free Methodist Church when I was growing up. Reply6y Misty Nichols I remember her from the store and Sunday school too... Along with Mrs Moore and Goldie Mack (if i remember correctly) Reply5y Larry Herbstritt I remember BZ Neefe Merrit but I don't remember the guy or Helen. Hmm blank spots in my memory banks Reply6y Carolyn Berfield So unusual for you.. Reply6y Larry Herbstritt Carolyn Potocek Berfield I think I was too focused on the toys when I was younger and too focused on the Beatles records when I was older and Bz was too big to not see ???? Reply6y Carolyn Berfield That explains it! Reply6y Thomas Maynard Bud Hamlin had another store and lived in Port Allegany. He spent most of his time there. Lois Snyder was his secretary and supervised the Coudy store along with Bz. Reply5yEdited Glenda Springer Sippel Helen Buchanan was my cousin. Lived with her parents in Rubbertown. She was a missionary in Chicago as a young woman. Reply7w Kathy Schroeder I was scared to death of Helen toooooo....but absolutely loved that store Reply1d Jami Lynne My aunt, Lois Snyder, worked there too. Reply1d Eric Wagner Hawkeye Helen. Reply23h Steve Sevinsky Omg yes. I was too scared of her to steal anything. Reply13h Deneen Lyons BZ was my grandmother Reply12h Brittany Miller Deneen Lyons I was just going to send this to you and ask! Reply9h Kim Cooney I remember the lady with the bun. I absolutely loved going to Hamlins Store. One of my favorite childhood memories. Reply11h Judy Polliard What a nice memory of my first shopping. Reply11h Julie Page Every kid was afraid of het Reply2h Julie Page Her Reply2h Aundrea Dunbar Love the pic of Beezie she was our neighbor. Reply2h At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.

  
  

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