Rennells, N. 'June'

1927 - 2002  (74 years)

• Name	Rennells, N. 'June'
  Birth	25 Jun 1927	Pennsylvania, USA   [1]
  	age 2y 10m in 1930 census
  Gender	Female
  Residence	Between 1930 and 1940	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
  census 1930	8 Apr 1930	East 2nd ST, Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA   [1]
  	Age: 2y10m; daughter PA PA PA
  	20220530GHLn- rearranged; no original work-up date 1930 United States Federal Census about Bernie Tauscher date: 08 April 1930 James Toombs Name: Bernie Tauscher Gender: Male Birth: abt 1877 Pennsylvania Race: White Home: Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania Status: Married Relation:Head Spouse: Nellie Tauscher Father's Birth: Pennsylvania Mother's Birth: Pennsylvania Household Members: Second Street Name Age 428 52 53 George L. Mahan 53 Head PA NY PA insurance agent - family 430 53 54 Martin Quimby 48 Head PA PA PA M35 Janitor, court house Jennie Quimby 48 wife PA NY Bohemia M35 Roy Quimby 13 son PA PA PA 54 55 Arthur Rennells 42 Head PA PA PA M30 machinist, refinery Annis Rennells 36 wife PA PA PA none M24 Luella Rennells 10 dau PA PA PA Bettybell Rennells 7 dau PA PA PA June Rennells 2 dau PA PA PA Eva Smith 53 mother-in-law widow 16 PA KY PA none 466 55 56 James Campbell 43 Head PA NY PA M29 carpenter, Tannery Lula Campbell 42 wife PA PA PA M28 Iona Campbell 12 dau OH PA PA S Thelma Campbell 8 dau OH PA PA S Marjory Campbell 6 dau OH PA PA James Campbell 2mo son PA PA PA 468 56 57 Jacob McCann 72 Head NY NY PA M31 none - family 467 58 59 Jacob Nelson 66 Head PA Denmark Denmark M32 laborer, odd jobs Loretta Nelson 53 wife PA PA PA M20 478 59 60 Walter M Jones 54 Head PA PA PA M21 farmer, general farm Mira Jones 53 wife NY NY NY M20 none 60 61 William O Duell 81 Head NY NY NY M22 none Mary Duell 69 wife NY NY NY M29 none 62 63 Fredrick W Clark 60 Head PA PA PA M39 Register & Recorder, County Blank E Clark 60 wife NY NY NY M39 Deputy Register & Recorder 63 64 Joe Schwasnick 50 Nellie Schwasnick 43 506 64 65 William Ayers 39 Head PA PA PA M33 laborer, Tannery Ethel Ayers 25 wife PA PA PA M19 none 510 65 66 Bernie Tauscher 53 PA PA PA m@33 carpenter, houses Nellie Tauscher 43 VA VA PA m@23 Teacher, public school Ilene Tauscher 18 PA PA VA Raymond Tauscher 16 PA PA VA 518 66 67 Clyde Hall 52 Head PA PA PA M28 Carpenter, House Minnie Hall 50 wife PA PA NY M25 none Virginia Hall 15 dau NY PA PA single none Edith Hall 11 dau PA PA PA Orange W Hall 10 son PA PA PA 67 68 Guy Mitchell 33 Head PA NY Bohemia M22 undertaker Lillian Mitchell 32 wife PA Scottland PA M21 Merchant, groceries Madge Mitchell 1mo dau PA PA PA 524 68 69 Albert Mitchell 54 Head PA NY Bohemia M? foreman, state highway Emma Mitchell 53 wife PA NY Germany M? none Florence Mitchell 21 Lee Knarr 17 John S Rooke 23 Name Parent or spouse names Home in 1930 Birth Year/place Relation to Head of House George L Mahan Margarett, Clara Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1877 Pennsylvania Head Clara Mahan George L Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1881 Pennsylvania Wife Harold Mahan George L, Clara Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1905 Pennsylvania Son Margarett Mahan Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1857 Pennsylvania Mother Martin Quimby Jennie Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1882 Pennsylvania Head Jennie Quimby Martin Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1882 Pennsylvania Wife Roy Quimby Martin, Jennie Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1917 Pennsylvania Son Arthur Rennells Annis Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1888 Pennsylvania Head Annis Rennells Eva, Arthur Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1894 Pennsylvania Wife Luella Rennells Arthur,Annis Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1920 Pennsylvania Daughter Bettybell Rennells Arthur, Annis Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1923 Pennsylvania Daughter Jennie Rennells Arthur, Annis Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1928 Pennsylvania Daughter Eva Smith Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1877 Pennsylvania Mother-in-law James Campbell Lula Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1887 Pennsylvania Head Lula Campbell James Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1888 Pennsylvania Wife Iona Campbell James, Lula Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1918 Ohio Daughter Thelma Campbell James, Lula Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1922 Ohio Daughter Marjory Campbell James, Lula Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1924 Ohio Daughter James Campbell James, Lula Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1930 Pennsylvania Son Jacob C Mc Cann Ida G Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1858 New York Head Ida G Mc Cann Jacob C Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1868 Pennsylvania Wife Robert Mc Cann Jacob C, Ida G Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1910 Pennsylvania Son George W Joslyn Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1872 Pennsylvania Boarder Samuel Bird Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1865 Virginia Head Jacob Nelson Loretta Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1864 Pennsylvania Head Loretta Nelson Jacob Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1877 Pennsylvania Wife Walter M Jones Mira Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1876 Pennsylvania Head Mira Jones Walter M Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1877 New York Wife William O Denell Mary Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1849 New York Head Mary Denell William O Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1861 New York Wife Fredrick W Clark Blank E Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1870 Pennsylvania Head Blank E Clark Fredrick W Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1870 New York Wife Joe Schwasnick Nellie Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1880 Austria Head Nellie Schwasnick Joe Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1887 Pennsylvania Wife William Ayers Ethel Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1891 Pennsylvania Head Ethel Ayers William Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1905 Pennsylvania Wife Bernie Tauscher Nellie Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1877 Pennsylvania Head Nellie Tauscher Bernie Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1887 Virginia Wife Ilene Tauscher Bernie, Nellie Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1912 Pennsylvania Daughter Raymond Tauscher Bernie, Nellie Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1914 Pennsylvania Son Clyde Hall Minnie Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1878 Pennsylvania Head Minnie Hall Clyde Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1880 Pennsylvania Wife Virginia Hall Clyde, Minnie Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1915 New York Daughter Edith Hall Clyde, Minnie Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1919 Pennsylvania Daughter Orange W Hall Clyde, Minnie Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1920 Pennsylvania Son Guy Mitchell Lillian Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1897 Pennsylvania Head Lillian Mitchell Guy Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1898 Pennsylvania Wife Madge Mitchell Guy, Lillian Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1930 Pennsylvania Daughter Albert Mitchell Emma Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1876 Pennsylvania Head Emma Mitchell Albert Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1877 Pennsylvania Wife Source Citation: Year: 1930; Census Place: Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania; Roll: 2143; Page: 3A; Enumeration District: 0006; Image: 771.0; FHL microfilm: 2341877. Source Information: Ancestry.com. 1930 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2002. Original data: United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Fifteenth Census of the United States, 1930. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1930. T626, 2,667 rolls. James Campbell in the 1930 United States Federal Census date: April 8, 1930 James Toombs Name: James Campbell Birth: abt 1887 Penna Gender: Male Race: White Status: Married Relation:Head Home: Coudersport, Potter, PA address: Second Street Ward: Second House nr: 430 Dwelling: 54 Family: 55 Home: Rented Home Value: 12.00 Radio: No Farm: No Age 1st Marriage: 29 Attended School: No Read and Write: Yes Father's Birth: New York Mother's Birth: Pennsylvania Speak English: Yes Occupation: Carpenter Industry: Tannery Class of Worker: Wage or salary worker Employment: Yes Second Street Household Members: Name Age James Campbell 43 Head PA NY PA M29 carpenter, Tannery Lula Campbell 42 wife PA PA PA M28 Iona Campbell 12 dau OH PA PA S Thelma Campbell 8 dau OH PA PA S Marjory Campbell 6 dau OH PA PA James Campbell 2mo son PA PA PA Bernie Tauscher 53 PA PA PA m@33 carpenter, houses Nellie Tauscher 43 VA VA PA m@23 Teacher, public school Ilene Tauscher 18 PA PA VA Raymond Tauscher 16 PA PA VA Gus Mitchell 33 Head PA NY Bohemia M22 undertaker Lillian Mitchell 32 wife PA Scottland PA M21 merchant, groceries Madge Mitchell 1m dau PA PA PA Albert Mitchell 54 Head PA NY Bohemia M? foreman, state highway Emma Mitchell 53 wife PA NY Germany M19? none 3B- Florence Mitchell 21 dau PA PA PA Single Assistant, Drug Store Lee Knarr 17 boarder PA PA PA S laborer, highway dept John S Rooke 23 boarder England Eng Eng S Brick layer, state highway Source Citation Year: 1930; Census Place: Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania; Roll: 2143; Page: 3A; Enumeration District: 0006; Image: 771.0; FHL microfilm: 2341877 Source Information Ancestry.com. 1930 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2002. Original data: United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Fifteenth Census of the United States, 1930. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1930. T626, 2,667 rolls. Neighbors: View others on page Name Parent or spouse names Home in 1930 Birth Year/place Relation to Head of House George L Mahan Margarett, Clara Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1877 Pennsylvania Head Clara Mahan George L Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1881 Pennsylvania Wife Harold Mahan George L, Clara Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1905 Pennsylvania Son Margarett Mahan Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1857 Pennsylvania Mother Martin Quimby Jennie Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1882 Pennsylvania Head Jennie Quimby Martin Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1882 Pennsylvania Wife Roy Quimby Martin, Jennie Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1917 Pennsylvania Son Arthur Rennells Annis Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1888 Pennsylvania Head Annis Rennells Eva, Arthur Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1894 Pennsylvania Wife Luella Rennells Arthur,Annis Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1920 Pennsylvania Daughter Bettybell Rennells Arthur, Annis Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1923 Pennsylvania Daughter Jennie Rennells Arthur, Annis Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1928 Pennsylvania Daughter Eva Smith Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1877 Pennsylvania Mother-in-law James Campbell Lula Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1887 Pennsylvania Head Lula Campbell James Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1888 Pennsylvania Wife Iona Campbell James, Lula Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1918 Ohio Daughter Thelma Campbell James, Lula Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1922 Ohio Daughter Marjory Campbell James, Lula Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1924 Ohio Daughter James Campbell James, Lula Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1930 Pennsylvania Son Jacob C Mc Cann Ida G Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1858 New York Head Ida G Mc Cann Jacob C Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1868 Pennsylvania Wife Robert Mc Cann Jacob C, Ida G Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1910 Pennsylvania Son George W Joslyn Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1872 Pennsylvania Boarder Samuel Bird Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1865 Virginia Head Jacob Nelson Loretta Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1864 Pennsylvania Head Loretta Nelson Jacob Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1877 Pennsylvania Wife Walter M Jones Mira Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1876 Pennsylvania Head Mira Jones Walter M Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1877 New York Wife William O Denell Mary Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1849 New York Head Mary Denell William O Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1861 New York Wife Fredrick W Clark Blank E Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1870 Pennsylvania Head Blank E Clark Fredrick W Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1870 New York Wife Joe Schwasnick Nellie Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1880 Austria Head Nellie Schwasnick Joe Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1887 Pennsylvania Wife William Ayers Ethel Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1891 Pennsylvania Head Ethel Ayers William Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1905 Pennsylvania Wife Bernie Tauscher Nellie Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1877 Pennsylvania Head Nellie Tauscher Bernie Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1887 Virginia Wife Ilene Tauscher Bernie, Nellie Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1912 Pennsylvania Daughter Raymond Tauscher Bernie, Nellie Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1914 Pennsylvania Son Clyde Hall Minnie Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1878 Pennsylvania Head Minnie Hall Clyde Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1880 Pennsylvania Wife Virginia Hall Clyde, Minnie Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1915 New York Daughter Edith Hall Clyde, Minnie Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1919 Pennsylvania Daughter Orange W Hall Clyde, Minnie Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1920 Pennsylvania Son Guy Mitchell Lillian Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1897 Pennsylvania Head Lillian Mitchell Guy Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1898 Pennsylvania Wife Madge Mitchell Guy, Lillian Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1930 Pennsylvania Daughter Albert Mitchell Emma Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1876 Pennsylvania Head Emma Mitchell Albert Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1877 Pennsylvania Wife Source Citation: Year: 1930; Census Place: Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania; Roll: 2143; Page: 3A; Enumeration District: 0006; Image: 771.0; FHL microfilm: 2341877. Source Information: Ancestry.com. 1930 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2002. Original data: United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Fifteenth Census of the United States, 1930. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1930. T626, 2,667 rolls. ____________ Josiah Franke in the 1930 United States Federal Census date: Apr 9 1930 James J? Toombs Name: Josiah Franke Birth: abt 1889 Penna Gender: Male Race: White Status: Married Relation: Head Home: Coudersport, Potter, Penna address: Dwight Ward: Second House nr: 407 Dwelling: 73 Family: 74 Home: Owned Home Value: 4000 Radio: Yes Farm: No Age 1st Marriage: 32 Attended School: No Read and Write: Yes Father's Birth: Pennsylvania Mother's Birth: Germany Speak English: Yes Occupation: Letter Carier Industry: RD Class of Worker: Wage or salary worker Employment: Yes Veteran: Yes War: WW Household Members: Name Age Florence Mitchell Albert,Emma Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1909 Pennsylvania Daughter ? James Toombs 50 Head Edith 45 wife Paul 18 son Don 16 son Helen 13 dau Walter 9 son Walter Hoyt 56 Head Mary 40 wife LaHoma 15 dau Elizabeth Toombs 73 Head ? Allen 86 border Harry E. Elliott 48 Head Mabel 49 wife Julia M. 17 dau Fredrick 15 son Thomas 12 son Josiah Franke 41 Head PA PA Gry M32 Letter Carrier, served in WW Ethel A Franke 26 wife PA PA PA M17 Norman Franke 7 son PA PA PA June Franke 10mo dau PA PA PA Nelson Latham 54 Head NY VA NY M25 Miller, feed mill ---- Mrs Latham 51 wife VA VA VA M23 none Winfield W? Angood 69 Head PA Engl Engl M24 house painter Hattie E Angood 59 wife PA PA PA M25 John C. Covey 54 Head wd James A. Covey 22 son S William C. Covey 19 son S John C. Covey 17 son S Kathryn Covey 18 dau S Kenneth Covey 12 son S Maude B. Henley 47 servant S PA Eng PA Bert Sebolt 26 Head PA PA PA M22 truck driver, state highway Ernestine L. Sebolt 25 wife PA PA PA M21 Lucille Sebolt 3 dau PA PA PA ! Raymond Sebolt 1 son PA PA PA Thomas Kingsley 50 Head PA PA PA M25 Professor, public school Kathleen Kingsley 45 wife PA PA PA M20 Lloyd Kingsley 22 son PA PA PA S teacher, public school William Kingsley 18 son PA PA PA S Richard Kingsley 15 son PA PA PA Kathleen Kingsley 8 dau PA PA PA Donald Kingsley 4y5m son PA PA PA Joseph? Easton 38 Head Mildred 37 wife Shirley 9 dau Name Parent/spouse names Home in 1930 Birth year/place Relation to Head of House Florence Mitchell Albert,Emma Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1909 Pennsylvania Daughter ? Lee Knarr Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1913 Pennsylvania Boarder ? John S Rooke Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1907 England Boarder ? James Toombs Edith Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1880 Pennsylvania Head ? Edith Toombs James Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1885 Michigan Wife ? Paul Toombs James,Edith Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1912 Pennsylvania Son ? Don Toombs James,Edith Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1914 Pennsylvania Son ? Helen Toombs James,Edith Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1917 Pennsylvania Daughter ? Walter Toombs James,Edith Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1921 Pennsylvania Son ? Walter Hoyt Mary Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1874 New York Head ? Mary Hoyt Walter Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1890 Pennsylvania Wife ? La Homa Hoyt Walter,Mary Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1915 Pennsylvania Daughter ? Elizabeth Toombs Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1857 New York Head ? Wesley Allen Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1844 New York Boarder ? Harry E Elliott Mabel Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1882 Pennsylvania Head ? Mabel Elliott Harry E Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1881 Pennsylvania Wife ? Julia M Elliott Harry E,Mabel Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1913 Pennsylvania Daughter ? Fredrick Elliott Harry E,Mabel Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1915 Pennsylvania Son ? Thomas Elliott Harry E,Mabel Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1918 Pennsylvania Son ? Josiah Franke Ethel A Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1889 Pennsylvania Head ? Ethel A Franke Josiah Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1904 Pennsylvania Wife ? Norman Franke Josiah,Ethel A Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1923 Pennsylvania Son ? June Franke Josiah,Ethel A Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1930 Pennsylvania Daughter ? Nelson Latham Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1876 New York Head ? Latham Nelson Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1879 Virginia Wife ? Winfield W Angood Hattie E Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1861 Pennsylvania Head ? Hattie E Angood Winfield W Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1871 Pennsylvania Wife ? John C Covey Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1876 New York Head ? James A Covey John C Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1908 Pennsylvania Son ? William C Covey John C Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1911 Pennsylvania Son ? John C Covey John C Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1913 New York Son ? Kathlyn Covey John C Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1912 New York Daughter ? Kenneth Covey John C Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1918 New York Son ? Maude B Henley Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1883 Pennsylvania Servant ? Menzo Grinolds Nellie Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1863 New York Head ? Nellie Grinolds Menzo Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1865 New York Wife ? Bert Sebolt Ernestine L Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1904 Pennsylvania Head ? Ernestine L Sebolt Bert Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1905 Pennsylvania Wife ? Lucille Sebolt Bert,Ernestine L Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1927 Pennsylvania Daughter ? Raymond Sebolt Bert,Ernestine L Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1929 Pennsylvania Son ? Thomas Kingsley ? Kathleen Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1880 Pennsylvania Head ? Kathleen Kingsley ? Thomas Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1885 Pennsylvania Wife ? Lloyd Kingsley Thomas,Kathleen Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1908 Pennsylvania Son ? William Kingsley Thomas,Kathleen Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1912 Pennsylvania Son ? Richard Kingsley ? Thomas,Kathleen Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1915 Pennsylvania Son ? Kathleen Kingsley Thomas,Kathleen Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1922 Pennsylvania Daughter ? Donald Kingsley Thomas,Kathleen Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1926 Pennsylvania Son ? Joseph Easton Mildred Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1892 Pennsylvania Head ? Mildred Easton Joseph Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1893 Pennsylvania Wife ? Shirley Easton Joseph,Mildred Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1921 Pennsylvania Daughter ? Bert Sebolt in the 1930 United States Federal Census Name: Bert Sebolt Birth Year: abt 1904 Gender: Male Race: White Birthplace: Pennsylvania Marital Status: Married Relation to Head of House:Head Home in 1930: Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania Street address: Dwight Ward of City: Second House Number in Cities or Towns:510 Dwelling Number: 78 Family Number: 79 Home Owned or Rented:Rented Home Value: 35 Radio Set: No Lives on Farm: No Age at First Marriage:22 Attended School: No Able to Read and Write:Yes Father's Birthplace: Pennsylvania Mother's Birthplace: Pennsylvania Able to Speak English:Yes Occupation: Truck Driver Industry: State Highway Class of Worker: Wage or salary worker Employment: Yes Neighbors: View others on page Name Age Josiah Franke 41 Head PA PA Gry M32 Letter Carrier, served in WW Ethel A Franke 26 wife PA PA PA M17 Norman Franke 7 son PA PA PA June Franke 10mo dau PA PA PA Winfield W? Angood 69 Head PA Engl Engl M24 house painter Hattie E Angood 59 wife PA PA PA M25 Bert Sebolt 26 Head PA PA PA M22 truck driver, state highway Ernestine L. Sebolt 25 wife PA PA PA M21 Lucille Sebolt 3 dau PA PA PA ! Raymond Sebolt 1 son PA PA PA Source Citation Year: 1930; Census Place: Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania; Roll: 2143; Page: 3B; Enumeration District: 0006; Image: 772.0; FHL microfilm: 2341877 Source Information Ancestry.com. 1930 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2002. Original data: United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Fifteenth Census of the United States, 1930. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1930. T626, 2,667 rolls.
  Graduation	Abt Jun 1944	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA   [2]
  	The Potter Enterprise 05 Jun 1958, Thu• p13 Miss Rennells was a member of the graduating class of 1946 of the Coudersport High School.
  	20220530GHLn- Prize Winners Cub Scout Pet Parade Mitchell Field. New category, Noisiest Dog- King & John Wetzel CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 05 Jun 1958, Thu • Page 13 wetzupdoc Member Photo BY paulapm · 26 May 2022 wetzupdoc · 30 May 2022 The Potter Enterprise THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1958 SECTION TWO Prize Winners in Cub Scout Pet Parade Last Week caption- Winners of prizes in last Thursday's Cub Scout pet parade are: (kneeling), Dennis Lambert, Raymond Nelson, Bobby Moshier, Gary Hamilton, John Stidd, Jay Stidd and David Mitchell. Standing, Thomas Mosch, David Castano, Charles Elliott, Cubmaster Ernes Mosch, Carol Pelchy. Mary Pesock, Barbara Koester and Billy Fish. Large Crowd Attends Cub Scout Pet Parade Carnival At Metzger Field An estimated 300 persons, includ-including contestants and other participants, attended last Thursday night's pet parade and carnival, staged under the sponsorship of Cub Scout Pack 33, at Metzger Athletic Field. Numerous concessions, along with the refreshment stand, were operated by Cubs and den mothers. The affair netter nearly $50.00, all of which is used locally for the Cubs themselves, Cubmaster Ernest Mosch said Monday. Prizes were awarded by Mr. Mosch to the following youngsters in the various pet classification: - Raymond Nelson, best-cared-for pet (Boston bull); - Billy Fish, pet with shortest legs (six-inch ringneck snake); - Carol Pelchy, sleepiest (cat); - Mary Pesock, longest tail (dog); - Gary Hamilton, best trained (terrier); - Bobby Moshier, most spots (hound); - Greg Haskins, fluffiest (cat) ; - John Wetzel, noisiest (dog) ; - John Stidd, blackest (spaniel); - Jay Stidd, longest (garter snake); - Dennis Lambert, most obedient (dog); - Charles Elliott, pet most closely resembling its master (snapping turtle); - Barbara Koester, longest ears (Bassett hound). Judges for the function were Burgess Mort W. Levinson, Robert McNary and District Game Protector R. A. Stidd. William Runyan and Irvan "Bud" Brown were co-chairmen of the program committee. James L. Elliott loaned lumber for concession stands. About 75 youngsters stayed for the dance following the carnival on the tennis courts. Records loaned by station WFRM were played over a public address system owned by Willis Potter. Special thanks were extended by Mr. Mosch and other committee members to the following for donations: Eugene Butler, Butter-Krust ; Hugh Young, Coca Cola; Farmelo's Market and Taubert's Foods. A meeting of parents of all Cub Scouts and of those who will be entering Cubbing will be held soon in the high school auditorium, Mr. Mosch announced. Phil Peirce, Scout executive of the Elk Lick Council, BSA, will speak. "We have a big job to do," said Mr. Mosch, "and we must have more help. We think we've done a lot for the Cub Scouts and we hope to do a lot more, but there aren't enough of us to do it alone. If you're willing to lend a hand, please let us know." Boy Scouts face the same problem. With about 90 boys "graduating" from Cub Scouts within the next two years, lack of leadership in the Boy Scout movement may find the Cubs with no place to go. Sheep Co-Op Sells Wool To Boston Concern Directors of the Potter County Cooperative Sheep and Wool Growers Association accepted the high bid from Elliott Bicknell Company, Boston, Mass. for the 1958 clip of wool. The company submitted the following bids: fine, 12, 3;8, 14; low 1,4 and common and braid .4711 per lb. Medium rejects .4211 per lb.; tags .14c per lb. and Karakul .25c. This price is below last years average wool prices but is the highest bid accepted in Pennsylvania up to the present time. Wool will be graded and pooled at the Barnett Brothers potato storage located on Route 49 near Gold on June 16 and 17th. The above prices less a small handling charge will be paid the producer. During 1957, there were 1,300 fewer highway traffic fatalities than in the previous year. Sister of Mrs. Potter To Graduate June 9 Miss N. June Rennells, daughter of the late Mr. Arthur Rennells and Mrs. Annis Rennells, will graduate from Seattle Pacific College June 9th with A. O. degree, with specialization in primary education. Miss Rennells was a member of the graduating class of 1946 (year must be wrong; she graduated from Bryant & Stratton in '46. -jcw20240618) of the Coudersport High School. Also, she was a graduate of Bryant Stratton, and was the secretary of the President of Roberts Wesleyan College of North Chili, N. Y., for eight years. She is a sister of Mrs. Frank Potter, Coudersport, and a niece of Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Rennells, also of this place. Clipping location on The Potter Enterprise page 13 CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 05 Jun 1958, Thu • Page 13 wetzupdoc Member Photo BY paulapm · 26 May 2022 wetzupdoc · 30 May 2022 ______________________ 20220530GHLn- Paula Pesock Mitchell/FB_You Know You're from Coudersport if... May 26 at 6:05 PM · 2022 Cub Scout Pet Parade June 1958 15 Comments Linda Goodnoe Russell What a neat photo Reply3d Brenda Kenealy Williams Great article too. Reply3d Brenda Kenealy Williams Gerry Hamilton Chassie???? Reply3d Gerry Hamilton Brenda Kenealy Williams Close. Shasty. Reply3d Brenda Kenealy Williams Gerry Hamilton oops. Nice little dog. Remember her napping in the road. Reply3d Gerry Hamilton Brenda Kenealy Williams We could never break her of that habit. She is lucky she never got hit by a car. Reply3d Ken Cole Gerry Hamilton I recall her. Great article. Reply3d Ray Nelson I'm a prize winner!! Yeah Reply3d Sandy Major Ray Nelson Oh wow!!! Skeeter Reply3d Joan Nelson Gulden Kaminski Ray Nelson Skeeter was a nice dog! Reply3d Julie Bailey Molly Elliott - Charlie looked like his snapping turtle… ???? Reply3d Richard Neefe The Enterprise was great with articles like this. Reply3d Gerry Hamilton In 1958, I was 10 and I remember some of this. (The newspaper spelled my first name wrong, but my first name, which is pronounced Gary, is another story.) My pet’s name was Shasty. About 1955, Uncle Johnny Hamilton brought her as a puppy from West Virginia. (I’m not sure Mom knew about it in advance.) Reply3d William Brent Does the American Legion still do its chicken bbq on Memorial Day? Reply2d John C Wetzel I remember this so well. We (King & I- not the musical) won a special category, created on the spot: Nosiest Dog. He was simply, totally, undisciplined. King was almost as big as I was; this event was way too early for him to benefit from my training expertise, picked up decades later. And there we are in the photo, far right. Reply36m
  celebration	Abt 23 Aug 1946	Buffalo, Erie, New York, USA
  	Miss June Rennells graduated last week from the Bryant and Stratton business college in Buffalo. Mrs Annis Rennells, Francis Rennells and Philip Potter were in Buffalo for the graduation exercises, after which they spent several days at Niagara Falls NY.
  	20240618GHLn- The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania • Thu, Aug 29, 1946 p1 CLIPPED BY wetzupdoc • 18 June 2024 Birthdays Marked by Camp Party Miss Marion Stone and Mrs W.D. Fish Sr were guests of honor at a gathering Friday at Indian Pipe Lodge at Brookland to mark their birthday anniversaries. Others present were: Mrs A.A. Raymond, Mrs Beth Biesel, Mrs C.M. Chamberlin and Mrs Martha Bush. __________ Attended Graduation at Buffalo Last Week Miss June Rennells graduated last week from the Bryant and Stratton business college in Buffalo. Mrs Annis Rennells, Francis Rennells and Philip Potter were in Buffalo for the graduation exercises, after which they spent several days at Niagara Falls NY. __________ Marriage Licenses Lindsley E. Kilbourn, Crooked Creek, Pa; Sarah H. Erway, Wellsboro. George Wilbur Truax, Mills; Donna Ruth Weiss, Harrison Valley.
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  Race	White  [1]
  Occupation	Between 1948 and 1956	Chili, Monroe, New York, USA   [2]
  	The Potter Enterprise 05 Jun 1958, Thu• p13 Miss N. June Rennells, ... was the secretary of the President of Roberts Wesleyan College of North Chili, N. Y., for eight years.
  	20220530GHLn- Prize Winners Cub Scout Pet Parade Mitchell Field. New category, Noisiest Dog- King & John Wetzel CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 05 Jun 1958, Thu • Page 13 wetzupdoc Member Photo BY paulapm · 26 May 2022 wetzupdoc · 30 May 2022 The Potter Enterprise THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1958 SECTION TWO Prize Winners in Cub Scout Pet Parade Last Week caption- Winners of prizes in last Thursday's Cub Scout pet parade are: (kneeling), Dennis Lambert, Raymond Nelson, Bobby Moshier, Gary Hamilton, John Stidd, Jay Stidd and David Mitchell. Standing, Thomas Mosch, David Castano, Charles Elliott, Cubmaster Ernes Mosch, Carol Pelchy. Mary Pesock, Barbara Koester and Billy Fish. Large Crowd Attends Cub Scout Pet Parade Carnival At Metzger Field An estimated 300 persons, includ-including contestants and other participants, attended last Thursday night's pet parade and carnival, staged under the sponsorship of Cub Scout Pack 33, at Metzger Athletic Field. Numerous concessions, along with the refreshment stand, were operated by Cubs and den mothers. The affair netter nearly $50.00, all of which is used locally for the Cubs themselves, Cubmaster Ernest Mosch said Monday. Prizes were awarded by Mr. Mosch to the following youngsters in the various pet classification: - Raymond Nelson, best-cared-for pet (Boston bull); - Billy Fish, pet with shortest legs (six-inch ringneck snake); - Carol Pelchy, sleepiest (cat); - Mary Pesock, longest tail (dog); - Gary Hamilton, best trained (terrier); - Bobby Moshier, most spots (hound); - Greg Haskins, fluffiest (cat) ; - John Wetzel, noisiest (dog) ; - John Stidd, blackest (spaniel); - Jay Stidd, longest (garter snake); - Dennis Lambert, most obedient (dog); - Charles Elliott, pet most closely resembling its master (snapping turtle); - Barbara Koester, longest ears (Bassett hound). Judges for the function were Burgess Mort W. Levinson, Robert McNary and District Game Protector R. A. Stidd. William Runyan and Irvan "Bud" Brown were co-chairmen of the program committee. James L. Elliott loaned lumber for concession stands. About 75 youngsters stayed for the dance following the carnival on the tennis courts. Records loaned by station WFRM were played over a public address system owned by Willis Potter. Special thanks were extended by Mr. Mosch and other committee members to the following for donations: Eugene Butler, Butter-Krust ; Hugh Young, Coca Cola; Farmelo's Market and Taubert's Foods. A meeting of parents of all Cub Scouts and of those who will be entering Cubbing will be held soon in the high school auditorium, Mr. Mosch announced. Phil Peirce, Scout executive of the Elk Lick Council, BSA, will speak. "We have a big job to do," said Mr. Mosch, "and we must have more help. We think we've done a lot for the Cub Scouts and we hope to do a lot more, but there aren't enough of us to do it alone. If you're willing to lend a hand, please let us know." Boy Scouts face the same problem. With about 90 boys "graduating" from Cub Scouts within the next two years, lack of leadership in the Boy Scout movement may find the Cubs with no place to go. Sheep Co-Op Sells Wool To Boston Concern Directors of the Potter County Cooperative Sheep and Wool Growers Association accepted the high bid from Elliott Bicknell Company, Boston, Mass. for the 1958 clip of wool. The company submitted the following bids: fine, 12, 3;8, 14; low 1,4 and common and braid .4711 per lb. Medium rejects .4211 per lb.; tags .14c per lb. and Karakul .25c. This price is below last years average wool prices but is the highest bid accepted in Pennsylvania up to the present time. Wool will be graded and pooled at the Barnett Brothers potato storage located on Route 49 near Gold on June 16 and 17th. The above prices less a small handling charge will be paid the producer. During 1957, there were 1,300 fewer highway traffic fatalities than in the previous year. Sister of Mrs. Potter To Graduate June 9 Miss N. June Rennells, daughter of the late Mr. Arthur Rennells and Mrs. Annis Rennells, will graduate from Seattle Pacific College June 9th with A. O. degree, with specialization in primary education. Miss Rennells was a member of the graduating class of 1946 of the Coudersport High School. Also, she was a graduate of Bryant Stratton, and was the secretary of the President of Roberts Wesleyan College of North Chili, N. Y., for eight years. She is a sister of Mrs. Frank Potter, Coudersport, and a niece of Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Rennells, also of this place. Clipping location on The Potter Enterprise page 13 CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 05 Jun 1958, Thu • Page 13 wetzupdoc Member Photo BY paulapm · 26 May 2022 wetzupdoc · 30 May 2022 ______________________ 20220530GHLn- Paula Pesock Mitchell/FB_You Know You're from Coudersport if... May 26 at 6:05 PM · 2022 Cub Scout Pet Parade June 1958 15 Comments Linda Goodnoe Russell What a neat photo Reply3d Brenda Kenealy Williams Great article too. Reply3d Brenda Kenealy Williams Gerry Hamilton Chassie???? Reply3d Gerry Hamilton Brenda Kenealy Williams Close. Shasty. Reply3d Brenda Kenealy Williams Gerry Hamilton oops. Nice little dog. Remember her napping in the road. Reply3d Gerry Hamilton Brenda Kenealy Williams We could never break her of that habit. She is lucky she never got hit by a car. Reply3d Ken Cole Gerry Hamilton I recall her. Great article. Reply3d Ray Nelson I'm a prize winner!! Yeah Reply3d Sandy Major Ray Nelson Oh wow!!! Skeeter Reply3d Joan Nelson Gulden Kaminski Ray Nelson Skeeter was a nice dog! Reply3d Julie Bailey Molly Elliott - Charlie looked like his snapping turtle… ???? Reply3d Richard Neefe The Enterprise was great with articles like this. Reply3d Gerry Hamilton In 1958, I was 10 and I remember some of this. (The newspaper spelled my first name wrong, but my first name, which is pronounced Gary, is another story.) My pet’s name was Shasty. About 1955, Uncle Johnny Hamilton brought her as a puppy from West Virginia. (I’m not sure Mom knew about it in advance.) Reply3d William Brent Does the American Legion still do its chicken bbq on Memorial Day? Reply2d John C Wetzel I remember this so well. We (King & I- not the musical) won a special category, created on the spot: Nosiest Dog. He was simply, totally, undisciplined. King was almost as big as I was; this event was way too early for him to benefit from my training expertise, picked up decades later. And there we are in the photo, far right. Reply36m
  Graduation	9 Jun 1958	Seattle, King, Washington, USA   [2]
  	The Potter Enterprise 05 Jun 1958, Thu• p13 Miss N. June Rennells, daughter of the late Mr. Arthur Rennells and Mrs. Annis Rennells, will graduate from Seattle Pacific College June 9th with A. O. degree, with specialization in primary education.
  	20220530GHLn- Prize Winners Cub Scout Pet Parade Mitchell Field. New category, Noisiest Dog- King & John Wetzel CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 05 Jun 1958, Thu • Page 13 wetzupdoc Member Photo BY paulapm · 26 May 2022 wetzupdoc · 30 May 2022 The Potter Enterprise THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1958 SECTION TWO Prize Winners in Cub Scout Pet Parade Last Week caption- Winners of prizes in last Thursday's Cub Scout pet parade are: (kneeling), Dennis Lambert, Raymond Nelson, Bobby Moshier, Gary Hamilton, John Stidd, Jay Stidd and David Mitchell. Standing, Thomas Mosch, David Castano, Charles Elliott, Cubmaster Ernes Mosch, Carol Pelchy. Mary Pesock, Barbara Koester and Billy Fish. Large Crowd Attends Cub Scout Pet Parade Carnival At Metzger Field An estimated 300 persons, includ-including contestants and other participants, attended last Thursday night's pet parade and carnival, staged under the sponsorship of Cub Scout Pack 33, at Metzger Athletic Field. Numerous concessions, along with the refreshment stand, were operated by Cubs and den mothers. The affair netter nearly $50.00, all of which is used locally for the Cubs themselves, Cubmaster Ernest Mosch said Monday. Prizes were awarded by Mr. Mosch to the following youngsters in the various pet classification: - Raymond Nelson, best-cared-for pet (Boston bull); - Billy Fish, pet with shortest legs (six-inch ringneck snake); - Carol Pelchy, sleepiest (cat); - Mary Pesock, longest tail (dog); - Gary Hamilton, best trained (terrier); - Bobby Moshier, most spots (hound); - Greg Haskins, fluffiest (cat) ; - John Wetzel, noisiest (dog) ; - John Stidd, blackest (spaniel); - Jay Stidd, longest (garter snake); - Dennis Lambert, most obedient (dog); - Charles Elliott, pet most closely resembling its master (snapping turtle); - Barbara Koester, longest ears (Bassett hound). Judges for the function were Burgess Mort W. Levinson, Robert McNary and District Game Protector R. A. Stidd. William Runyan and Irvan "Bud" Brown were co-chairmen of the program committee. James L. Elliott loaned lumber for concession stands. About 75 youngsters stayed for the dance following the carnival on the tennis courts. Records loaned by station WFRM were played over a public address system owned by Willis Potter. Special thanks were extended by Mr. Mosch and other committee members to the following for donations: Eugene Butler, Butter-Krust ; Hugh Young, Coca Cola; Farmelo's Market and Taubert's Foods. A meeting of parents of all Cub Scouts and of those who will be entering Cubbing will be held soon in the high school auditorium, Mr. Mosch announced. Phil Peirce, Scout executive of the Elk Lick Council, BSA, will speak. "We have a big job to do," said Mr. Mosch, "and we must have more help. We think we've done a lot for the Cub Scouts and we hope to do a lot more, but there aren't enough of us to do it alone. If you're willing to lend a hand, please let us know." Boy Scouts face the same problem. With about 90 boys "graduating" from Cub Scouts within the next two years, lack of leadership in the Boy Scout movement may find the Cubs with no place to go. Sheep Co-Op Sells Wool To Boston Concern Directors of the Potter County Cooperative Sheep and Wool Growers Association accepted the high bid from Elliott Bicknell Company, Boston, Mass. for the 1958 clip of wool. The company submitted the following bids: fine, 12, 3;8, 14; low 1,4 and common and braid .4711 per lb. Medium rejects .4211 per lb.; tags .14c per lb. and Karakul .25c. This price is below last years average wool prices but is the highest bid accepted in Pennsylvania up to the present time. Wool will be graded and pooled at the Barnett Brothers potato storage located on Route 49 near Gold on June 16 and 17th. The above prices less a small handling charge will be paid the producer. During 1957, there were 1,300 fewer highway traffic fatalities than in the previous year. Sister of Mrs. Potter To Graduate June 9 Miss N. June Rennells, daughter of the late Mr. Arthur Rennells and Mrs. Annis Rennells, will graduate from Seattle Pacific College June 9th with A. O. degree, with specialization in primary education. Miss Rennells was a member of the graduating class of 1946 of the Coudersport High School. Also, she was a graduate of Bryant Stratton, and was the secretary of the President of Roberts Wesleyan College of North Chili, N. Y., for eight years. She is a sister of Mrs. Frank Potter, Coudersport, and a niece of Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Rennells, also of this place. Clipping location on The Potter Enterprise page 13 CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 05 Jun 1958, Thu • Page 13 wetzupdoc Member Photo BY paulapm · 26 May 2022 wetzupdoc · 30 May 2022 ______________________ 20220530GHLn- Paula Pesock Mitchell/FB_You Know You're from Coudersport if... May 26 at 6:05 PM · 2022 Cub Scout Pet Parade June 1958 15 Comments Linda Goodnoe Russell What a neat photo Reply3d Brenda Kenealy Williams Great article too. Reply3d Brenda Kenealy Williams Gerry Hamilton Chassie???? Reply3d Gerry Hamilton Brenda Kenealy Williams Close. Shasty. Reply3d Brenda Kenealy Williams Gerry Hamilton oops. Nice little dog. Remember her napping in the road. Reply3d Gerry Hamilton Brenda Kenealy Williams We could never break her of that habit. She is lucky she never got hit by a car. Reply3d Ken Cole Gerry Hamilton I recall her. Great article. Reply3d Ray Nelson I'm a prize winner!! Yeah Reply3d Sandy Major Ray Nelson Oh wow!!! Skeeter Reply3d Joan Nelson Gulden Kaminski Ray Nelson Skeeter was a nice dog! Reply3d Julie Bailey Molly Elliott - Charlie looked like his snapping turtle… ???? Reply3d Richard Neefe The Enterprise was great with articles like this. Reply3d Gerry Hamilton In 1958, I was 10 and I remember some of this. (The newspaper spelled my first name wrong, but my first name, which is pronounced Gary, is another story.) My pet’s name was Shasty. About 1955, Uncle Johnny Hamilton brought her as a puppy from West Virginia. (I’m not sure Mom knew about it in advance.) Reply3d William Brent Does the American Legion still do its chicken bbq on Memorial Day? Reply2d John C Wetzel I remember this so well. We (King & I- not the musical) won a special category, created on the spot: Nosiest Dog. He was simply, totally, undisciplined. King was almost as big as I was; this event was way too early for him to benefit from my training expertise, picked up decades later. And there we are in the photo, far right. Reply36m
  Name	June Rennells  [1]
  Death	21 Jan 2002
  Person ID	I39783	WETZEL-SPRING

  
  

  Father	Rennells, Arthur Mathew,   b. 1 Apr 1888, Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA d. 21 Apr 1933, Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 45 years)
  Relationship	natural
  Mother	Smith, Annis,   b. Abt 1894, Pennsylvania, USA
  Relationship	natural
  Marriage	Abt 1918
  	M@30/M@24 in 1930 census
  Family ID	F12036	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

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  Birth - 25 Jun 1927 - Pennsylvania, USA Residence - Between 1930 and 1940 - Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Graduation - The Potter Enterprise 05 Jun 1958, Thu• p13 Miss Rennells was a member of the graduating class of 1946 of the Coudersport High School. - Abt Jun 1944 - Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA celebration - Miss June Rennells graduated last week from the Bryant and Stratton business college in Buffalo. Mrs Annis Rennells, Francis Rennells and Philip Potter were in Buffalo for the graduation exercises, after which they spent several days at Niagara Falls NY. - Abt 23 Aug 1946 - Buffalo, Erie, New York, USA Occupation - The Potter Enterprise 05 Jun 1958, Thu• p13 Miss N. June Rennells, ... was the secretary of the President of Roberts Wesleyan College of North Chili, N. Y., for eight years. - Between 1948 and 1956 - Chili, Monroe, New York, USA Graduation - The Potter Enterprise 05 Jun 1958, Thu• p13 Miss N. June Rennells, daughter of the late Mr. Arthur Rennells and Mrs. Annis Rennells, will graduate from Seattle Pacific College June 9th with A. O. degree, with specialization in primary education. - 9 Jun 1958 - Seattle, King, Washington, USA  = Link to Google Earth

  
  

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  [S1851] census 1930 USA PA Potter Coudersport, Year: 1930; Census Place: Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania; Page: 3A; Enumeration District: 0006; Image: 771.0; FHL microfilm: 2341877 East 2nd ST Tauscher 3A/3b. Record for James Campbell; Al Mitchell (209) facts Record for Albert Mitchell (17) facts ....................... (221) Record for Bernie Tauscher (14) facts ................. (218) 20190611HAv- 20220530GHLn- rearranged; no original work-up date 1930 United States Federal Census about Bernie Tauscher date: 08 April 1930 James Toombs Name: Bernie Tauscher Gender: Male Birth: abt 1877 Pennsylvania Race: White Home: Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania Status: Married Relation:Head Spouse: Nellie Tauscher Father's Birth: Pennsylvania Mother's Birth: Pennsylvania Household Members: Second Street Name Age 428 52 53 George L. Mahan 53 Head PA NY PA insurance agent - family 430 53 54 Martin Quimby 48 Head PA PA PA M35 Janitor, court house Jennie Quimby 48 wife PA NY Bohemia M35 Roy Quimby 13 son PA PA PA 54 55 Arthur Rennells 42 Head PA PA PA M30 machinist, refinery Annis Rennells 36 wife PA PA PA none M24 Luella Rennells 10 dau PA PA PA Bettybell Rennells 7 dau PA PA PA June Rennells 2 dau PA PA PA Eva Smith 53 mother-in-law widow 16 PA KY PA none 466 55 56 James Campbell 43 Head PA NY PA M29 carpenter, Tannery Lula Campbell 42 wife PA PA PA M28 Iona Campbell 12 dau OH PA PA S Thelma Campbell 8 dau OH PA PA S Marjory Campbell 6 dau OH PA PA James Campbell 2mo son PA PA PA 468 56 57 Jacob McCann 72 Head NY NY PA M31 none - family 467 58 59 Jacob Nelson 66 Head PA Denmark Denmark M32 laborer, odd jobs Loretta Nelson 53 wife PA PA PA M20 478 59 60 Walter M Jones 54 Head PA PA PA M21 farmer, general farm Mira Jones 53 wife NY NY NY M20 none 60 61 William O Duell 81 Head NY NY NY M22 none Mary Duell 69 wife NY NY NY M29 none 62 63 Fredrick W Clark 60 Head PA PA PA M39 Register & Recorder, County Blank E Clark 60 wife NY NY NY M39 Deputy Register & Recorder 63 64 Joe Schwasnick 50 Nellie Schwasnick 43 506 64 65 William Ayers 39 Head PA PA PA M33 laborer, Tannery Ethel Ayers 25 wife PA PA PA M19 none 510 65 66 Bernie Tauscher 53 PA PA PA m@33 carpenter, houses Nellie Tauscher 43 VA VA PA m@23 Teacher, public school Ilene Tauscher 18 PA PA VA Raymond Tauscher 16 PA PA VA 518 66 67 Clyde Hall 52 Head PA PA PA M28 Carpenter, House Minnie Hall 50 wife PA PA NY M25 none Virginia Hall 15 dau NY PA PA single none Edith Hall 11 dau PA PA PA Orange W Hall 10 son PA PA PA 67 68 Guy Mitchell 33 Head PA NY Bohemia M22 undertaker Lillian Mitchell 32 wife PA Scottland PA M21 Merchant, groceries Madge Mitchell 1mo dau PA PA PA 524 68 69 Albert Mitchell 54 Head PA NY Bohemia M? foreman, state highway Emma Mitchell 53 wife PA NY Germany M? none Florence Mitchell 21 Lee Knarr 17 John S Rooke 23 Name Parent or spouse names Home in 1930 Birth Year/place Relation to Head of House George L Mahan Margarett, Clara Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1877 Pennsylvania Head Clara Mahan George L Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1881 Pennsylvania Wife Harold Mahan George L, Clara Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1905 Pennsylvania Son Margarett Mahan Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1857 Pennsylvania Mother Martin Quimby Jennie Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1882 Pennsylvania Head Jennie Quimby Martin Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1882 Pennsylvania Wife Roy Quimby Martin, Jennie Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1917 Pennsylvania Son Arthur Rennells Annis Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1888 Pennsylvania Head Annis Rennells Eva, Arthur Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1894 Pennsylvania Wife Luella Rennells Arthur,Annis Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1920 Pennsylvania Daughter Bettybell Rennells Arthur, Annis Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1923 Pennsylvania Daughter Jennie Rennells Arthur, Annis Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1928 Pennsylvania Daughter Eva Smith Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1877 Pennsylvania Mother-in-law James Campbell Lula Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1887 Pennsylvania Head Lula Campbell James Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1888 Pennsylvania Wife Iona Campbell James, Lula Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1918 Ohio Daughter Thelma Campbell James, Lula Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1922 Ohio Daughter Marjory Campbell James, Lula Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1924 Ohio Daughter James Campbell James, Lula Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1930 Pennsylvania Son Jacob C Mc Cann Ida G Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1858 New York Head Ida G Mc Cann Jacob C Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1868 Pennsylvania Wife Robert Mc Cann Jacob C, Ida G Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1910 Pennsylvania Son George W Joslyn Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1872 Pennsylvania Boarder Samuel Bird Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1865 Virginia Head Jacob Nelson Loretta Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1864 Pennsylvania Head Loretta Nelson Jacob Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1877 Pennsylvania Wife Walter M Jones Mira Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1876 Pennsylvania Head Mira Jones Walter M Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1877 New York Wife William O Denell Mary Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1849 New York Head Mary Denell William O Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1861 New York Wife Fredrick W Clark Blank E Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1870 Pennsylvania Head Blank E Clark Fredrick W Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1870 New York Wife Joe Schwasnick Nellie Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1880 Austria Head Nellie Schwasnick Joe Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1887 Pennsylvania Wife William Ayers Ethel Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1891 Pennsylvania Head Ethel Ayers William Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1905 Pennsylvania Wife Bernie Tauscher Nellie Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1877 Pennsylvania Head Nellie Tauscher Bernie Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1887 Virginia Wife Ilene Tauscher Bernie, Nellie Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1912 Pennsylvania Daughter Raymond Tauscher Bernie, Nellie Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1914 Pennsylvania Son Clyde Hall Minnie Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1878 Pennsylvania Head Minnie Hall Clyde Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1880 Pennsylvania Wife Virginia Hall Clyde, Minnie Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1915 New York Daughter Edith Hall Clyde, Minnie Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1919 Pennsylvania Daughter Orange W Hall Clyde, Minnie Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1920 Pennsylvania Son Guy Mitchell Lillian Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1897 Pennsylvania Head Lillian Mitchell Guy Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1898 Pennsylvania Wife Madge Mitchell Guy, Lillian Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1930 Pennsylvania Daughter Albert Mitchell Emma Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1876 Pennsylvania Head Emma Mitchell Albert Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1877 Pennsylvania Wife Source Citation: Year: 1930; Census Place: Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania; Roll: 2143; Page: 3A; Enumeration District: 0006; Image: 771.0; FHL microfilm: 2341877. Source Information: Ancestry.com. 1930 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2002. Original data: United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Fifteenth Census of the United States, 1930. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1930. T626, 2,667 rolls. James Campbell in the 1930 United States Federal Census date: April 8, 1930 James Toombs Name: James Campbell Birth: abt 1887 Penna Gender: Male Race: White Status: Married Relation:Head Home: Coudersport, Potter, PA address: Second Street Ward: Second House nr: 430 Dwelling: 54 Family: 55 Home: Rented Home Value: 12.00 Radio: No Farm: No Age 1st Marriage: 29 Attended School: No Read and Write: Yes Father's Birth: New York Mother's Birth: Pennsylvania Speak English: Yes Occupation: Carpenter Industry: Tannery Class of Worker: Wage or salary worker Employment: Yes Second Street Household Members: Name Age James Campbell 43 Head PA NY PA M29 carpenter, Tannery Lula Campbell 42 wife PA PA PA M28 Iona Campbell 12 dau OH PA PA S Thelma Campbell 8 dau OH PA PA S Marjory Campbell 6 dau OH PA PA James Campbell 2mo son PA PA PA Bernie Tauscher 53 PA PA PA m@33 carpenter, houses Nellie Tauscher 43 VA VA PA m@23 Teacher, public school Ilene Tauscher 18 PA PA VA Raymond Tauscher 16 PA PA VA Gus Mitchell 33 Head PA NY Bohemia M22 undertaker Lillian Mitchell 32 wife PA Scottland PA M21 merchant, groceries Madge Mitchell 1m dau PA PA PA Albert Mitchell 54 Head PA NY Bohemia M? foreman, state highway Emma Mitchell 53 wife PA NY Germany M19? none 3B- Florence Mitchell 21 dau PA PA PA Single Assistant, Drug Store Lee Knarr 17 boarder PA PA PA S laborer, highway dept John S Rooke 23 boarder England Eng Eng S Brick layer, state highway Source Citation Year: 1930; Census Place: Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania; Roll: 2143; Page: 3A; Enumeration District: 0006; Image: 771.0; FHL microfilm: 2341877 Source Information Ancestry.com. 1930 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2002. Original data: United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Fifteenth Census of the United States, 1930. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1930. T626, 2,667 rolls. Neighbors: View others on page Name Parent or spouse names Home in 1930 Birth Year/place Relation to Head of House George L Mahan Margarett, Clara Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1877 Pennsylvania Head Clara Mahan George L Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1881 Pennsylvania Wife Harold Mahan George L, Clara Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1905 Pennsylvania Son Margarett Mahan Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1857 Pennsylvania Mother Martin Quimby Jennie Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1882 Pennsylvania Head Jennie Quimby Martin Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1882 Pennsylvania Wife Roy Quimby Martin, Jennie Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1917 Pennsylvania Son Arthur Rennells Annis Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1888 Pennsylvania Head Annis Rennells Eva, Arthur Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1894 Pennsylvania Wife Luella Rennells Arthur,Annis Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1920 Pennsylvania Daughter Bettybell Rennells Arthur, Annis Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1923 Pennsylvania Daughter Jennie Rennells Arthur, Annis Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1928 Pennsylvania Daughter Eva Smith Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1877 Pennsylvania Mother-in-law James Campbell Lula Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1887 Pennsylvania Head Lula Campbell James Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1888 Pennsylvania Wife Iona Campbell James, Lula Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1918 Ohio Daughter Thelma Campbell James, Lula Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1922 Ohio Daughter Marjory Campbell James, Lula Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1924 Ohio Daughter James Campbell James, Lula Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1930 Pennsylvania Son Jacob C Mc Cann Ida G Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1858 New York Head Ida G Mc Cann Jacob C Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1868 Pennsylvania Wife Robert Mc Cann Jacob C, Ida G Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1910 Pennsylvania Son George W Joslyn Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1872 Pennsylvania Boarder Samuel Bird Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1865 Virginia Head Jacob Nelson Loretta Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1864 Pennsylvania Head Loretta Nelson Jacob Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1877 Pennsylvania Wife Walter M Jones Mira Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1876 Pennsylvania Head Mira Jones Walter M Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1877 New York Wife William O Denell Mary Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1849 New York Head Mary Denell William O Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1861 New York Wife Fredrick W Clark Blank E Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1870 Pennsylvania Head Blank E Clark Fredrick W Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1870 New York Wife Joe Schwasnick Nellie Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1880 Austria Head Nellie Schwasnick Joe Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1887 Pennsylvania Wife William Ayers Ethel Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1891 Pennsylvania Head Ethel Ayers William Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1905 Pennsylvania Wife Bernie Tauscher Nellie Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1877 Pennsylvania Head Nellie Tauscher Bernie Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1887 Virginia Wife Ilene Tauscher Bernie, Nellie Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1912 Pennsylvania Daughter Raymond Tauscher Bernie, Nellie Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1914 Pennsylvania Son Clyde Hall Minnie Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1878 Pennsylvania Head Minnie Hall Clyde Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1880 Pennsylvania Wife Virginia Hall Clyde, Minnie Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1915 New York Daughter Edith Hall Clyde, Minnie Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1919 Pennsylvania Daughter Orange W Hall Clyde, Minnie Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1920 Pennsylvania Son Guy Mitchell Lillian Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1897 Pennsylvania Head Lillian Mitchell Guy Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1898 Pennsylvania Wife Madge Mitchell Guy, Lillian Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1930 Pennsylvania Daughter Albert Mitchell Emma Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1876 Pennsylvania Head Emma Mitchell Albert Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1877 Pennsylvania Wife Source Citation: Year: 1930; Census Place: Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania; Roll: 2143; Page: 3A; Enumeration District: 0006; Image: 771.0; FHL microfilm: 2341877. Source Information: Ancestry.com. 1930 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2002. Original data: United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Fifteenth Census of the United States, 1930. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1930. T626, 2,667 rolls. ____________ Josiah Franke in the 1930 United States Federal Census date: Apr 9 1930 James J? Toombs Name: Josiah Franke Birth: abt 1889 Penna Gender: Male Race: White Status: Married Relation: Head Home: Coudersport, Potter, Penna address: Dwight Ward: Second House nr: 407 Dwelling: 73 Family: 74 Home: Owned Home Value: 4000 Radio: Yes Farm: No Age 1st Marriage: 32 Attended School: No Read and Write: Yes Father's Birth: Pennsylvania Mother's Birth: Germany Speak English: Yes Occupation: Letter Carier Industry: RD Class of Worker: Wage or salary worker Employment: Yes Veteran: Yes War: WW Household Members: Name Age Florence Mitchell Albert,Emma Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1909 Pennsylvania Daughter ? James Toombs 50 Head Edith 45 wife Paul 18 son Don 16 son Helen 13 dau Walter 9 son Walter Hoyt 56 Head Mary 40 wife LaHoma 15 dau Elizabeth Toombs 73 Head ? Allen 86 border Harry E. Elliott 48 Head Mabel 49 wife Julia M. 17 dau Fredrick 15 son Thomas 12 son Josiah Franke 41 Head PA PA Gry M32 Letter Carrier, served in WW Ethel A Franke 26 wife PA PA PA M17 Norman Franke 7 son PA PA PA June Franke 10mo dau PA PA PA Nelson Latham 54 Head NY VA NY M25 Miller, feed mill ---- Mrs Latham 51 wife VA VA VA M23 none Winfield W? Angood 69 Head PA Engl Engl M24 house painter Hattie E Angood 59 wife PA PA PA M25 John C. Covey 54 Head wd James A. Covey 22 son S William C. Covey 19 son S John C. Covey 17 son S Kathryn Covey 18 dau S Kenneth Covey 12 son S Maude B. Henley 47 servant S PA Eng PA Bert Sebolt 26 Head PA PA PA M22 truck driver, state highway Ernestine L. Sebolt 25 wife PA PA PA M21 Lucille Sebolt 3 dau PA PA PA ! Raymond Sebolt 1 son PA PA PA Thomas Kingsley 50 Head PA PA PA M25 Professor, public school Kathleen Kingsley 45 wife PA PA PA M20 Lloyd Kingsley 22 son PA PA PA S teacher, public school William Kingsley 18 son PA PA PA S Richard Kingsley 15 son PA PA PA Kathleen Kingsley 8 dau PA PA PA Donald Kingsley 4y5m son PA PA PA Joseph? Easton 38 Head Mildred 37 wife Shirley 9 dau Name Parent/spouse names Home in 1930 Birth year/place Relation to Head of House Florence Mitchell Albert,Emma Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1909 Pennsylvania Daughter ? Lee Knarr Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1913 Pennsylvania Boarder ? John S Rooke Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1907 England Boarder ? James Toombs Edith Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1880 Pennsylvania Head ? Edith Toombs James Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1885 Michigan Wife ? Paul Toombs James,Edith Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1912 Pennsylvania Son ? Don Toombs James,Edith Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1914 Pennsylvania Son ? Helen Toombs James,Edith Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1917 Pennsylvania Daughter ? Walter Toombs James,Edith Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1921 Pennsylvania Son ? Walter Hoyt Mary Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1874 New York Head ? Mary Hoyt Walter Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1890 Pennsylvania Wife ? La Homa Hoyt Walter,Mary Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1915 Pennsylvania Daughter ? Elizabeth Toombs Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1857 New York Head ? Wesley Allen Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1844 New York Boarder ? Harry E Elliott Mabel Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1882 Pennsylvania Head ? Mabel Elliott Harry E Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1881 Pennsylvania Wife ? Julia M Elliott Harry E,Mabel Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1913 Pennsylvania Daughter ? Fredrick Elliott Harry E,Mabel Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1915 Pennsylvania Son ? Thomas Elliott Harry E,Mabel Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1918 Pennsylvania Son ? Josiah Franke Ethel A Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1889 Pennsylvania Head ? Ethel A Franke Josiah Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1904 Pennsylvania Wife ? Norman Franke Josiah,Ethel A Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1923 Pennsylvania Son ? June Franke Josiah,Ethel A Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1930 Pennsylvania Daughter ? Nelson Latham Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1876 New York Head ? Latham Nelson Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1879 Virginia Wife ? Winfield W Angood Hattie E Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1861 Pennsylvania Head ? Hattie E Angood Winfield W Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1871 Pennsylvania Wife ? John C Covey Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1876 New York Head ? James A Covey John C Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1908 Pennsylvania Son ? William C Covey John C Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1911 Pennsylvania Son ? John C Covey John C Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1913 New York Son ? Kathlyn Covey John C Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1912 New York Daughter ? Kenneth Covey John C Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1918 New York Son ? Maude B Henley Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1883 Pennsylvania Servant ? Menzo Grinolds Nellie Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1863 New York Head ? Nellie Grinolds Menzo Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1865 New York Wife ? Bert Sebolt Ernestine L Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1904 Pennsylvania Head ? Ernestine L Sebolt Bert Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1905 Pennsylvania Wife ? Lucille Sebolt Bert,Ernestine L Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1927 Pennsylvania Daughter ? Raymond Sebolt Bert,Ernestine L Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1929 Pennsylvania Son ? Thomas Kingsley ? Kathleen Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1880 Pennsylvania Head ? Kathleen Kingsley ? Thomas Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1885 Pennsylvania Wife ? Lloyd Kingsley Thomas,Kathleen Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1908 Pennsylvania Son ? William Kingsley Thomas,Kathleen Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1912 Pennsylvania Son ? Richard Kingsley ? Thomas,Kathleen Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1915 Pennsylvania Son ? Kathleen Kingsley Thomas,Kathleen Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1922 Pennsylvania Daughter ? Donald Kingsley Thomas,Kathleen Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1926 Pennsylvania Son ? Joseph Easton Mildred Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1892 Pennsylvania Head ? Mildred Easton Joseph Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1893 Pennsylvania Wife ? Shirley Easton Joseph,Mildred Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania abt 1921 Pennsylvania Daughter ? Bert Sebolt in the 1930 United States Federal Census Name: Bert Sebolt Birth Year: abt 1904 Gender: Male Race: White Birthplace: Pennsylvania Marital Status: Married Relation to Head of House:Head Home in 1930: Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania Street address: Dwight Ward of City: Second House Number in Cities or Towns:510 Dwelling Number: 78 Family Number: 79 Home Owned or Rented:Rented Home Value: 35 Radio Set: No Lives on Farm: No Age at First Marriage:22 Attended School: No Able to Read and Write:Yes Father's Birthplace: Pennsylvania Mother's Birthplace: Pennsylvania Able to Speak English:Yes Occupation: Truck Driver Industry: State Highway Class of Worker: Wage or salary worker Employment: Yes Neighbors: View others on page Name Age Josiah Franke 41 Head PA PA Gry M32 Letter Carrier, served in WW Ethel A Franke 26 wife PA PA PA M17 Norman Franke 7 son PA PA PA June Franke 10mo dau PA PA PA Winfield W? Angood 69 Head PA Engl Engl M24 house painter Hattie E Angood 59 wife PA PA PA M25 Bert Sebolt 26 Head PA PA PA M22 truck driver, state highway Ernestine L. Sebolt 25 wife PA PA PA M21 Lucille Sebolt 3 dau PA PA PA ! Raymond Sebolt 1 son PA PA PA Source Citation Year: 1930; Census Place: Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania; Roll: 2143; Page: 3B; Enumeration District: 0006; Image: 772.0; FHL microfilm: 2341877 Source Information Ancestry.com. 1930 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2002. Original data: United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Fifteenth Census of the United States, 1930. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1930. T626, 2,667 rolls. census 1930 USA PA Potter Josiah Franke in the 1930 United States Federal Census date: Apr 9 1930 James J? Toombs Name: Josiah Franke Birth: abt 1889 Penna Gender: Male Race: White Status: Married Relation: Head Home: Coudersport, Potter, Penna address: Dwight Ward: Second House nr: 407 Dwelling: 73 Family: 74 Home: Owned Home Value: 4000 Radio: Yes Farm: No… At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. [S1259] FaceBook- Coudersport, Prize Winners Cub Scout Pet Parade Mitchell Field. New category, 05 Jun 1958, Thu • p13 Paula Pesock Mitchell, clipped BY paulapm · 26 May 2022. john wetzel (1) fact 20220530GHLn- 20220530GHLn- Prize Winners Cub Scout Pet Parade Mitchell Field. New category, Noisiest Dog- King & John Wetzel CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 05 Jun 1958, Thu • Page 13 wetzupdoc Member Photo BY paulapm · 26 May 2022 wetzupdoc · 30 May 2022 The Potter Enterprise THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1958 SECTION TWO Prize Winners in Cub Scout Pet Parade Last Week caption- Winners of prizes in last Thursday's Cub Scout pet parade are: (kneeling), Dennis Lambert, Raymond Nelson, Bobby Moshier, Gary Hamilton, John Stidd, Jay Stidd and David Mitchell. Standing, Thomas Mosch, David Castano, Charles Elliott, Cubmaster Ernes Mosch, Carol Pelchy. Mary Pesock, Barbara Koester and Billy Fish. Large Crowd Attends Cub Scout Pet Parade Carnival At Metzger Field An estimated 300 persons, includ-including contestants and other participants, attended last Thursday night's pet parade and carnival, staged under the sponsorship of Cub Scout Pack 33, at Metzger Athletic Field. Numerous concessions, along with the refreshment stand, were operated by Cubs and den mothers. The affair netter nearly $50.00, all of which is used locally for the Cubs themselves, Cubmaster Ernest Mosch said Monday. Prizes were awarded by Mr. Mosch to the following youngsters in the various pet classification: - Raymond Nelson, best-cared-for pet (Boston bull); - Billy Fish, pet with shortest legs (six-inch ringneck snake); - Carol Pelchy, sleepiest (cat); - Mary Pesock, longest tail (dog); - Gary Hamilton, best trained (terrier); - Bobby Moshier, most spots (hound); - Greg Haskins, fluffiest (cat) ; - John Wetzel, noisiest (dog) ; - John Stidd, blackest (spaniel); - Jay Stidd, longest (garter snake); - Dennis Lambert, most obedient (dog); - Charles Elliott, pet most closely resembling its master (snapping turtle); - Barbara Koester, longest ears (Bassett hound). Judges for the function were Burgess Mort W. Levinson, Robert McNary and District Game Protector R. A. Stidd. William Runyan and Irvan "Bud" Brown were co-chairmen of the program committee. James L. Elliott loaned lumber for concession stands. About 75 youngsters stayed for the dance following the carnival on the tennis courts. Records loaned by station WFRM were played over a public address system owned by Willis Potter. Special thanks were extended by Mr. Mosch and other committee members to the following for donations: Eugene Butler, Butter-Krust ; Hugh Young, Coca Cola; Farmelo's Market and Taubert's Foods. A meeting of parents of all Cub Scouts and of those who will be entering Cubbing will be held soon in the high school auditorium, Mr. Mosch announced. Phil Peirce, Scout executive of the Elk Lick Council, BSA, will speak. "We have a big job to do," said Mr. Mosch, "and we must have more help. We think we've done a lot for the Cub Scouts and we hope to do a lot more, but there aren't enough of us to do it alone. If you're willing to lend a hand, please let us know." Boy Scouts face the same problem. With about 90 boys "graduating" from Cub Scouts within the next two years, lack of leadership in the Boy Scout movement may find the Cubs with no place to go. Sheep Co-Op Sells Wool To Boston Concern Directors of the Potter County Cooperative Sheep and Wool Growers Association accepted the high bid from Elliott Bicknell Company, Boston, Mass. for the 1958 clip of wool. The company submitted the following bids: fine, 12, 3;8, 14; low 1,4 and common and braid .4711 per lb. Medium rejects .4211 per lb.; tags .14c per lb. and Karakul .25c. This price is below last years average wool prices but is the highest bid accepted in Pennsylvania up to the present time. Wool will be graded and pooled at the Barnett Brothers potato storage located on Route 49 near Gold on June 16 and 17th. The above prices less a small handling charge will be paid the producer. During 1957, there were 1,300 fewer highway traffic fatalities than in the previous year. Sister of Mrs. Potter To Graduate June 9 Miss N. June Rennells, daughter of the late Mr. Arthur Rennells and Mrs. Annis Rennells, will graduate from Seattle Pacific College June 9th with A. O. degree, with specialization in primary education. Miss Rennells was a member of the graduating class of 1946 of the Coudersport High School. Also, she was a graduate of Bryant Stratton, and was the secretary of the President of Roberts Wesleyan College of North Chili, N. Y., for eight years. She is a sister of Mrs. Frank Potter, Coudersport, and a niece of Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Rennells, also of this place. Clipping location on The Potter Enterprise page 13 CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 05 Jun 1958, Thu • Page 13 wetzupdoc Member Photo BY paulapm · 26 May 2022 wetzupdoc · 30 May 2022 ______________________ 20220530GHLn- Paula Pesock Mitchell/FB_You Know You're from Coudersport if... May 26 at 6:05 PM · 2022 Cub Scout Pet Parade June 1958 15 Comments Linda Goodnoe Russell What a neat photo Reply3d Brenda Kenealy Williams Great article too. Reply3d Brenda Kenealy Williams Gerry Hamilton Chassie???? Reply3d Gerry Hamilton Brenda Kenealy Williams Close. Shasty. Reply3d Brenda Kenealy Williams Gerry Hamilton oops. Nice little dog. Remember her napping in the road. Reply3d Gerry Hamilton Brenda Kenealy Williams We could never break her of that habit. She is lucky she never got hit by a car. Reply3d Ken Cole Gerry Hamilton I recall her. Great article. Reply3d Ray Nelson I'm a prize winner!! Yeah Reply3d Sandy Major Ray Nelson Oh wow!!! Skeeter Reply3d Joan Nelson Gulden Kaminski Ray Nelson Skeeter was a nice dog! Reply3d Julie Bailey Molly Elliott - Charlie looked like his snapping turtle… ???? Reply3d Richard Neefe The Enterprise was great with articles like this. Reply3d Gerry Hamilton In 1958, I was 10 and I remember some of this. (The newspaper spelled my first name wrong, but my first name, which is pronounced Gary, is another story.) My pet’s name was Shasty. About 1955, Uncle Johnny Hamilton brought her as a puppy from West Virginia. (I’m not sure Mom knew about it in advance.) Reply3d William Brent Does the American Legion still do its chicken bbq on Memorial Day? Reply2d John C Wetzel I remember this so well. We (King & I- not the musical) won a special category, created on the spot: Nosiest Dog. He was simply, totally, undisciplined. King was almost as big as I was; this event was way too early for him to benefit from my training expertise, picked up decades later. And there we are in the photo, far right. Reply36m At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.

  
  

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