Clark, John Malcolm

1867 - 1919  (52 years)

• Name	Clark, John Malcolm  [1]
  Birth	15 May 1867	Hebron Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA   [1]
  Gender	Male
  Birth	15 May 1867	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA   [2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9]
  Residence	Between 1870 and 1880	Eulalia Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA   [1, 2]
  jurisprudence	22 Nov 1906	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA   [10]
  	Potter Enterprise 22 Nov 1906 Thu p.2 Mrs. Pearl Marvin Held to Court in $300.00 Bail.Attorney John F, Stone and John M. Clark, the well known merchant became Mrs. Marvin's sureties.
  	20210815GHLn- Clipped From The Potter Enterprise CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 22 Nov 1906, Thu • Page 2 hamilton1948 Member Photo BYhamilton1948 • 5 days ago Mrs. Pearl Marvin Held to Court in $300.00 Bail Justice Sumner Olimted, Friday after noon, held in $300.00 bail, to answer to the criminal court, Mrs. Pearl Marvin, wife of Orange Marvin. She is charged with cruelly treating her three year old step-daughter, a very delicate little child. Among other things it is alleged that she made the little one stand close to a fire until its little body was horribly burned. The prosecution was conducted by District Atorney Ensworth and A. S. Heck, the attorney for the Commonwealth Humane Society, while the defendant was represented by Attorney A. N. Crandall. The prosecution was instituted by Mrs. Hattie Beadle, one of the officers of the Humane Society. Several witnesses testified to the horrible burning which the child received and to other unkind acts of the defendant. For the defense, several ladies testified that they had often seen the little child in (the) charge of her step-mother but had never seen any evidence of un-kindness. Dr. Gorman testified to the cruel manner in which the child had been burned. Mrs. Marvin in her own behalf explained that she had the child stand before the fire to dry herself for the purpose of breaking her of the habit of wetting her clothes. After the hearing it was agreed between the parties that the custody of the child be turned over to its grand-mother Mrs. George Schenck, where it will no doubt be tenderly cared for hereafter. It may he that there will be no further prosecution of Mrs. Marvin, but this phase of the case has not been entirely settled yet, The Humane Society is not desirous of persecuting any one but its aim is to put a stop to cruelty wherever it exists and whoever may be guilty of it, and in this laudible object, it certainly should have the hearty support of the community. Attorney John F, Stone and John M. Clark, the well known merchant became Mrs. Marvin's sureties. Attorney John F. Stone heard much of the testimony in the case and after consenting to the signing of the defendant's bail bond, he frankly told her that while he did not want to see her go to jail, he had no sympathy with her in this case and that he would lend his influence and his money toward having the child taken away from her. Mrs. Marvin replied that they could have the child if they wanted it; that it would be a relief to get rid of it, but insisted that for her husband's sake she had taken the child and had given it the best and kindest care she could. This case attracted wide spread attention among the neighbors ot those concerned and Justice Olmsted's court room was crowded throughout the hearing. Mrs. Marvin, although she has been married some time, is still less than twenty and some consideration should be given her lack of experience. Clipping location on The Potter Enterprise page 2 CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 22 Nov 1906, Thu • Page 2 hamilton1948 Member Photo BYhamilton1948 • 5 days ago
  Race	White  [9]
  FSID	LB74-MXY  [2]
  Name	John M Clark  [2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19]
  	20210820GHLn- John M. Clark John M Clark 15 May 1867 - 1919 • LB74-MXY?? John M Clark 1867-1919 • LB74-MXY?? Sources 15 Collaborate 0 Memories 1 Residence • Edit Edit Residence 1870 Eulalia Township, Potter, Pennsylvania, United States Last Changed: March 19, 2020 by BWilliams0 1880 Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, United States Last Changed: May 13, 2019 by BWilliams0 1910 Coudersport Ward 2, Potter, Pennsylvania, United States Last Changed: August 6, 2019 by BWilliams0 Family Members Spouses and Children John M Clark 1867-1919 • LB74-MXY?? Marriage: 27 May 1890 Katherine Furlong 1866-1940 • LB74-7X7?? Children of Katherine Furlong and John M Clark (5) Pearl Elizabeth Clark 1891-1891 • 9V31-PGR?? Malcolm Furlong Clark 1894-1976 • 9V31-PGT?? Helen Augusta Clark 1897-1898 • 9V31-PGY?? Lucille Clark 1899-1975 • GSS9-SYQ?? John Loris Clark 1905-1969 • GSSM-BVL?? Parents and Siblings Porter Hall Clark 1843-1889 • KZ9N-C3Q?? Marriage: 13 September 1863 Emeline Mantania 1846-1881 • LYP8-X9D?? Children of Emeline Mantania and Porter Hall Clark (9) Daniel Clark 1864-1865 • MTQN-4DF?? Carrie Clark 1865-1939 • LB1S-SJD?? John M Clark 1867-1919 • LB74-MXY?? Addie Clark 1870-1936 • LB1S-W86?? Sherman Dell Clark 1872-1951 • LB1S-Q7Q?? Amy Louisa Clark 1875-1950 • LB19-1Z8?? Minnie Clark 1877-1962 • LB19-BW2?? Ned Porter Clark 1880-1966 • L2QH-T76?? Grace Clark 1881-1958 • LYP8-XMF??
  Occupation	22 Nov 1906	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA   [10]
  	"Well known merchant" - Potter Enterprise 22 Nov 1906 Thu p.2 ... John M. Clark, the well known merchant became Mrs. Marvin's sureties.
  	20210815GHLn- Clipped From The Potter Enterprise CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 22 Nov 1906, Thu • Page 2 hamilton1948 Member Photo BYhamilton1948 • 5 days ago Mrs. Pearl Marvin Held to Court in $300.00 Bail Justice Sumner Olimted, Friday after noon, held in $300.00 bail, to answer to the criminal court, Mrs. Pearl Marvin, wife of Orange Marvin. She is charged with cruelly treating her three year old step-daughter, a very delicate little child. Among other things it is alleged that she made the little one stand close to a fire until its little body was horribly burned. The prosecution was conducted by District Atorney Ensworth and A. S. Heck, the attorney for the Commonwealth Humane Society, while the defendant was represented by Attorney A. N. Crandall. The prosecution was instituted by Mrs. Hattie Beadle, one of the officers of the Humane Society. Several witnesses testified to the horrible burning which the child received and to other unkind acts of the defendant. For the defense, several ladies testified that they had often seen the little child in (the) charge of her step-mother but had never seen any evidence of un-kindness. Dr. Gorman testified to the cruel manner in which the child had been burned. Mrs. Marvin in her own behalf explained that she had the child stand before the fire to dry herself for the purpose of breaking her of the habit of wetting her clothes. After the hearing it was agreed between the parties that the custody of the child be turned over to its grand-mother Mrs. George Schenck, where it will no doubt be tenderly cared for hereafter. It may he that there will be no further prosecution of Mrs. Marvin, but this phase of the case has not been entirely settled yet, The Humane Society is not desirous of persecuting any one but its aim is to put a stop to cruelty wherever it exists and whoever may be guilty of it, and in this laudible object, it certainly should have the hearty support of the community. Attorney John F, Stone and John M. Clark, the well known merchant became Mrs. Marvin's sureties. Attorney John F. Stone heard much of the testimony in the case and after consenting to the signing of the defendant's bail bond, he frankly told her that while he did not want to see her go to jail, he had no sympathy with her in this case and that he would lend his influence and his money toward having the child taken away from her. Mrs. Marvin replied that they could have the child if they wanted it; that it would be a relief to get rid of it, but insisted that for her husband's sake she had taken the child and had given it the best and kindest care she could. This case attracted wide spread attention among the neighbors ot those concerned and Justice Olmsted's court room was crowded throughout the hearing. Mrs. Marvin, although she has been married some time, is still less than twenty and some consideration should be given her lack of experience. Clipping location on The Potter Enterprise page 2 CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 22 Nov 1906, Thu • Page 2 hamilton1948 Member Photo BYhamilton1948 • 5 days ago
  Residence	1910	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA   [2]
  Occupation	Bef 1919	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA   [20]
  	Owned & operated grocery store on North Main ST. Father of Lucille Clark.
  	20210820GHLn- Curt Weinhold August 2 2021 at 8:20 AM · FB, Coudersport... We can look into the eyes of the employees! Dodge Clothespin Factory, Coudersport or Richwood, WV? Comments Sue Ann Simar In Richwood, WV? · Reply · Share · 2w Paul Lynn Gardner Must be a glass plate negative. · Reply · Share · 2w Richard Neefe at least 8 ladies have clothes pins on their blouses and 3 fellas don't have to sing "If I had a hammer", and 1 peavey. Like the fella who brought his own portable chair. One pair of glasses. · Reply · Share · 2w · Edited Brenda Kenealy Williams Excellent observation. I would have totally missed the clothespins ???? My Dad said my grandmother worked there and I always study these pictures. She’s not in this one. · Reply · Share · 2w · Edited Richard Neefe Brenda Kenealy Williams If you have a photo of your Granny with/without factory please post. Quite some time ago we had a post of your Mom and Dad at a reunion and the resemblance between you and her was spooky. · Reply · Share · 2w Brenda Kenealy Williams Richard Neefe I look more like my mom than ever nowadays Red hair mostly white. Not digging it. Pat may resemble my grandmother a little. This is Grace Clark Kenealy., my grandmother. May be an image of 1 person [Clark Kenealy, Grace crop FB210805BrendaKenealyWmsjpg.jpg] · Reply · Share · 2w Richard Neefe Brenda Kenealy Williams Looking at the original was thinking she had auburn hair. On Mac Photos this came out about four times larger, not here. In the larger photo green eyes can be seen. Usually on these color apps the eyes turn brown most of the time. May be an image of 1 person and text [Clark Kenealy, Grace colorized FB210805RichardNeefe.jpg] · Reply · Share · 2w · Edited Brenda Kenealy Williams I used my heritage free trial to try to colorize the picture above. My memory of her of course she had totally white hair and blue eyes. Now I wonder if they were green. All the photos are black and white or sepia tone. You know she also worked as a bookkeeper at her brother , John M Clark’s (father of Lucille Clark) grocery store on North Main. They have posted pictures of that storefront too and I always study them closely too. · Reply · Share · 2w · Edited ? Dale Ulkins Hey, not a single person has a cell phone out. The reception there must have been bad. · Reply · Share · 2w Danny Keck They are not practicing social distancing or masked up either. ???? · Reply · Share · 2w · Edited John C Wetzel Great photo, so clear! Does anyone know if this is the Coudersport site or the Richwood, WV one? · Reply · Share ·
  Death	2 Nov 1919	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA   [1, 2, 8, 9]
  	John M Clark in the Pennsylvania, Death Certificates, 1906-1963 Name: John M Clark Gender: Male Race: White Age: 52 Birth Date: abt 1867 Birth Place: Eulaia Twp Pennsylvaniallis County, Pennsylvania Death Date: 2 Nov 1919 Death Place: Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Father: Porter Clark Mother: Emeline Mantania Certificate Number: 109931 Source Information Ancestry.com. Pennsylvania, Death Certificates, 1906-1963 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2014. Original data: Pennsylvania (State). Death certificates, 1906-1963. Series 11.90 (1,905 cartons). Records of the Pennsylvania Department of Health, Record Group 11. Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Age: 52
  Burial	Aft 2 Nov 1919	Eulalia Cemetery, Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA   [1, 2, 8]
  Person ID	I40286	WETZEL-SPRING

  
  

  Father	Clark, Porter Hall,   b. 5 Jun 1843, Hebron Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA d. 26 Jul 1889, Crandall Hill, Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 46 years)
  Relationship	natural
  Mother	Mantania, Emeline A.,   b. 31 Oct 1846, Emporium, Cameron, Pennsylvania, USA d. 23 Dec 1881, Eulalia Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 35 years)
  Relationship	natural
  Marriage	13 Sep 1863	Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA   [1]
  SAR jt	SAR #96262 Ephraim Bolsford, Sr by Ned Randolf Thomas
  	Porter H Clark in the U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970 Name: Porter H Clark Birth Date: 5 Jun 1843 Death Date: 26 Jul 1889 SAR Membership: 96262 Role: Ancestor Application Date: 17 Nov 1967 Father: Daniel Clark Mother: Sarah Louise Hall Spouse: Emeline Mantania Children: Ned Porter Clark Source Information Ancestry.com. U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2011. Original data: Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970. Louisville, Kentucky: National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution. Microfilm, 508 rolls. National Society, Sons of the American Revolution ____________- 20220416GHLn- editing... Porter H Clark in the U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970 Name: Porter H Clark Birth Date: 5 Jun 1843 Death Date: 26 Jul 1889 SAR Membership: 96262 Role: Ancestor Application Date: 17 Nov 1967 Father: Daniel Clark Mother: Sarah Louise Hall Spouse: Emeline Mantania Children: Ned Porter Clark Source Information Ancestry.com. U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2011. Original data: Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970. Louisville, Kentucky: National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution. Microfilm, 508 rolls. National Society, Sons of the American Revolution Ned Randolph Thomas, desc of Ephraim Bolaford, Sr.
  Family ID	F46164	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Furlong, Katherine,   b. Abt 1867, Pennsylvania, USA d. Aft 1 Apr 1940 (Age > 73 years)
  Marriage	27 May 1890	Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA   [2]
  Children	1. Clark, Lucille S,   b. 1899, Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA d. 1975, Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 76 years)  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]   2. Clark, Malcolm Furlong,   b. 14 May 1894, Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA d. 1976, Florida, USA (Age 81 years)  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]   3. Clark, Pearl Elizabeth,   b. 20 Feb 1891, Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA d. 7 Aug 1891 (Age 0 years)  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]   4. Clark, Helen Augusta,   b. 11 Feb 1897, Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA d. 4 Dec 1898 (Age 1 year)  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]   5. Clark, John Loris,   b. 1905, Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA d. 1969 (Age 64 years)  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]
  Family ID	F12210	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

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  Birth - 15 May 1867 - Hebron Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Birth - 15 May 1867 - Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Residence - Between 1870 and 1880 - Eulalia Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Marriage - 27 May 1890 - Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA jurisprudence - Potter Enterprise 22 Nov 1906 Thu p.2 Mrs. Pearl Marvin Held to Court in $300.00 Bail.Attorney John F, Stone and John M. Clark, the well known merchant became Mrs. Marvin's sureties. - 22 Nov 1906 - Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Occupation - "Well known merchant" - Potter Enterprise 22 Nov 1906 Thu p.2 ... John M. Clark, the well known merchant became Mrs. Marvin's sureties. - 22 Nov 1906 - Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Residence - 1910 - Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Occupation - Owned & operated grocery store on North Main ST. Father of Lucille Clark. - Bef 1919 - Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Death - 2 Nov 1919 - Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Burial - Aft 2 Nov 1919 - Eulalia Cemetery, Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA  = Link to Google Earth

  
  

• Photos		Clark, John M FamilySearch 20210820GHLn- John M. Clark John M Clark 15 May 1867 - 1919 • LB74-MXY?? John M Clark 1867-1919 • LB74-MXY?? Sources 15 Collaborate 0 Memories 1 Residence • Edit Edit Residence 1870 Eulalia Township, Potter, Pennsylvania, United States Last Changed: March 19, 2020 by BWilliams0 1880 Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, United States Last…
  		Marvin, Pearl mrs step-dau 19061122 news_PottEnt 20210815GHLn- Clipped From The Potter Enterprise CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 22 Nov 1906, Thu • Page 2 hamilton1948 Member Photo BYhamilton1948 • 5 days ago Mrs. Pearl Marvin Held to Court in $300.00 Bail Justice Sumner Olimted, Friday after noon, held in $300.00 bail, to answer to the criminal court, Mrs.…

  
  

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  [S2570] Public Member Trees 2022, Melissa Family Tree - gr / Emeline Mantania (85) facts 20220416GHLn- /sse.dll?db=1030&h=322183484773&indiv=try. Record for Emeline Mantania (85) facts 20220416GHLn- Melissa Family Tree - gr / Emeline Mantania Emeline Mantania 1846-1881 BIRTH 31 OCTOBER 1846 • Emporium, Cameron County, Pennsylvania, DEATH 23 DECEMBER 1881 • Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, /sse.dll?db=1030&h=322183484773&indiv=try Record for Emeline Mantania (85) facts 20220416GHLn- Melissa Family Tree - gr / Emeline Mantania Emeline Mantania 1846-1881 BIRTH 31 OCTOBER 1846 • Emporium, Cameron County, Pennsylvania, DEATH 23 DECEMBER 1881 • Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, /sse.dll?db=1030&h=322183484773&indiv=try Mantania Clark, Emeline anc_BrendaKWms 20220416GHLn- Emeline Mantania Clark Emeline BW Brenda Kenealy Williams originally shared this on 15 Feb 2018 Linked To Emeline Mantania Saved by DE GR CB MM BW Comments [S1310] FamilySearch.org, FamilySearch Family Tree, "Family Tree," database, FamilySearch (http://familysearch.org : modified 26 October 2020, 18:43), entry for John M Clark (PID https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/4:1:LB74-MXY ); contributed by various users. PersonID LB74-MXY. John M Clark (11) facts 20210820GHLn- 20210820GHLn- John M. Clark John M Clark 15 May 1867 - 1919 • LB74-MXY?? John M Clark 1867-1919 • LB74-MXY?? Sources 15 Collaborate 0 Memories 1 Residence • Edit Edit Residence 1870 Eulalia Township, Potter, Pennsylvania, United States Last Changed: March 19, 2020 by BWilliams0 1880 Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, United States Last Changed: May 13, 2019 by BWilliams0 1910 Coudersport Ward 2, Potter, Pennsylvania, United States Last Changed: August 6, 2019 by BWilliams0 Family Members Spouses and Children John M Clark 1867-1919 • LB74-MXY?? Marriage: 27 May 1890 Katherine Furlong 1866-1940 • LB74-7X7?? Children of Katherine Furlong and John M Clark (5) Pearl Elizabeth Clark 1891-1891 • 9V31-PGR?? Malcolm Furlong Clark 1894-1976 • 9V31-PGT?? Helen Augusta Clark 1897-1898 • 9V31-PGY?? Lucille Clark 1899-1975 • GSS9-SYQ?? John Loris Clark 1905-1969 • GSSM-BVL?? Parents and Siblings Porter Hall Clark 1843-1889 • KZ9N-C3Q?? Marriage: 13 September 1863 Emeline Mantania 1846-1881 • LYP8-X9D?? Children of Emeline Mantania and Porter Hall Clark (9) Daniel Clark 1864-1865 • MTQN-4DF?? Carrie Clark 1865-1939 • LB1S-SJD?? John M Clark 1867-1919 • LB74-MXY?? Addie Clark 1870-1936 • LB1S-W86?? Sherman Dell Clark 1872-1951 • LB1S-Q7Q?? Amy Louisa Clark 1875-1950 • LB19-1Z8?? Minnie Clark 1877-1962 • LB19-BW2?? Ned Porter Clark 1880-1966 • L2QH-T76?? Grace Clark 1881-1958 • LYP8-XMF?? Clark, John M FamilySearch 20210820GHLn- John M. Clark John M Clark 15 May 1867 - 1919 • LB74-MXY?? John M Clark 1867-1919 • LB74-MXY?? 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Record for Emeline Mantania John M Clark in the Pennsylvania, Death Certificates, 1906-1963 Name: John M Clark Gender: Male Race: White Age: 52 Birth Date: abt 1867 Birth Place: Eulaia Twp Pennsylvaniallis County, Pennsylvania Death Date: 2 Nov 1919 Death Place: Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Father: Porter Clark Mother: Emeline Mantania Certificate Number: 109931 Source Information Ancestry.com. Pennsylvania, Death Certificates, 1906-1963 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2014. Original data: Pennsylvania (State). Death certificates, 1906-1963. Series 11.90 (1,905 cartons). Records of the Pennsylvania Department of Health, Record Group 11. Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania, Death Certificates, 1906-1944 PA Death Cert 19191102 John M Clark.jpg [S1993] Newspapers.com: Potter Journal Leader Enterprise-, Mrs. Pearl Marvin Held to Court in $300.00 Bail. 22 Nov 1906, Thu • p 2. Irene Javon Marvin Lattin (1) facgt 20210815GHLn- 20210815GHLn- Clipped From The Potter Enterprise CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 22 Nov 1906, Thu • Page 2 hamilton1948 Member Photo BYhamilton1948 • 5 days ago Mrs. Pearl Marvin Held to Court in $300.00 Bail Justice Sumner Olimted, Friday after noon, held in $300.00 bail, to answer to the criminal court, Mrs. Pearl Marvin, wife of Orange Marvin. She is charged with cruelly treating her three year old step-daughter, a very delicate little child. Among other things it is alleged that she made the little one stand close to a fire until its little body was horribly burned. The prosecution was conducted by District Atorney Ensworth and A. S. Heck, the attorney for the Commonwealth Humane Society, while the defendant was represented by Attorney A. N. Crandall. The prosecution was instituted by Mrs. Hattie Beadle, one of the officers of the Humane Society. Several witnesses testified to the horrible burning which the child received and to other unkind acts of the defendant. For the defense, several ladies testified that they had often seen the little child in (the) charge of her step-mother but had never seen any evidence of un-kindness. Dr. Gorman testified to the cruel manner in which the child had been burned. Mrs. Marvin in her own behalf explained that she had the child stand before the fire to dry herself for the purpose of breaking her of the habit of wetting her clothes. After the hearing it was agreed between the parties that the custody of the child be turned over to its grand-mother Mrs. George Schenck, where it will no doubt be tenderly cared for hereafter. It may he that there will be no further prosecution of Mrs. Marvin, but this phase of the case has not been entirely settled yet, The Humane Society is not desirous of persecuting any one but its aim is to put a stop to cruelty wherever it exists and whoever may be guilty of it, and in this laudible object, it certainly should have the hearty support of the community. Attorney John F, Stone and John M. Clark, the well known merchant became Mrs. Marvin's sureties. Attorney John F. Stone heard much of the testimony in the case and after consenting to the signing of the defendant's bail bond, he frankly told her that while he did not want to see her go to jail, he had no sympathy with her in this case and that he would lend his influence and his money toward having the child taken away from her. Mrs. Marvin replied that they could have the child if they wanted it; that it would be a relief to get rid of it, but insisted that for her husband's sake she had taken the child and had given it the best and kindest care she could. This case attracted wide spread attention among the neighbors ot those concerned and Justice Olmsted's court room was crowded throughout the hearing. Mrs. Marvin, although she has been married some time, is still less than twenty and some consideration should be given her lack of experience. 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John M Clark in entry for Malcolm F Clark, "New York, County Marriages, 1847-1848; 1908-1936" https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QKN1-93QW [S1259] FaceBook- Coudersport, and the Dodge Clothespin Factory in Coudersport. Grace Clark Kenealy (1) fact 20210820GHLn- 20230325GHLn- 20210820GHLn- Curt Weinhold August 1, 2021 · FB, Coudersport Dodge Clothespin Factory Located on the site now known as the Othmer House. in Coudersport. Comments ? 20210820GHLn- Curt Weinhold August 2 2021 at 8:20 AM · FB, Coudersport... We can look into the eyes of the employees! Dodge Clothespin Factory, Coudersport or Richwood, WV? Comments Sue Ann Simar In Richwood, WV? · Reply · Share · 2w Paul Lynn Gardner Must be a glass plate negative. · Reply · Share · 2w Richard Neefe at least 8 ladies have clothes pins on their blouses and 3 fellas don't have to sing "If I had a hammer", and 1 peavey. Like the fella who brought his own portable chair. One pair of glasses. · Reply · Share · 2w · Edited Brenda Kenealy Williams Excellent observation. I would have totally missed the clothespins ???? My Dad said my grandmother worked there and I always study these pictures. She’s not in this one. · Reply · Share · 2w · Edited Richard Neefe Brenda Kenealy Williams If you have a photo of your Granny with/without factory please post. Quite some time ago we had a post of your Mom and Dad at a reunion and the resemblance between you and her was spooky. · Reply · Share · 2w Brenda Kenealy Williams Richard Neefe I look more like my mom than ever nowadays Red hair mostly white. Not digging it. Pat may resemble my grandmother a little. This is Grace Clark Kenealy., my grandmother. May be an image of 1 person [Clark Kenealy, Grace crop FB210805BrendaKenealyWmsjpg.jpg] · Reply · Share · 2w Richard Neefe Brenda Kenealy Williams Looking at the original was thinking she had auburn hair. On Mac Photos this came out about four times larger, not here. In the larger photo green eyes can be seen. Usually on these color apps the eyes turn brown most of the time. May be an image of 1 person and text [Clark Kenealy, Grace colorized FB210805RichardNeefe.jpg] · Reply · Share · 2w · Edited Brenda Kenealy Williams I used my heritage free trial to try to colorize the picture above. My memory of her of course she had totally white hair and blue eyes. Now I wonder if they were green. All the photos are black and white or sepia tone. You know she also worked as a bookkeeper at her brother , John M Clark’s (father of Lucille Clark) grocery store on North Main. They have posted pictures of that storefront too and I always study them closely too. · Reply · Share · 2w · Edited ? Dale Ulkins Hey, not a single person has a cell phone out. The reception there must have been bad. · Reply · Share · 2w Danny Keck They are not practicing social distancing or masked up either. ???? · Reply · Share · 2w · Edited John C Wetzel Great photo, so clear! Does anyone know if this is the Coudersport site or the Richwood, WV one? · Reply · Share · _____________________________ More: 20230325GHLn- Curt Weinhold, Admin FB/Coudersport · August 1, 2021 · Dodge Clothespin Company. Photos courtesy of Potter Co Historical Society. Comments Pat Northeimer Reply1y Karla Kenealy Groat Where was this located? Reply1y Ruth Deitrick Karla Kenealy Groat the pictures says it’s on the site known as The Othmer House Reply1yEdited Jeffrey Carts I think Mr. Curran taught us that it was in Coneville just north of the intersection at Oswayo stream and Rt. 44 .? Anyone else remember ? Reply1yEdited Karla Kenealy Groat Jeffrey Carts thank couldn't remember. Had trouble listening to Mr. Curran he was so mean. Reply1y George Finster Karla Kenealy Groat He was a sweet heart. Reply1y Richard Neefe Mr. Jeff you were partly correct, if you'd stopped after Mr. Curran. Reply1y Jeffrey Carts Richard Neefe do you recall where Dick? Reply1y Richard Neefe Jeff Carts as others have posted here it was on the Othmer lot. Some time ago (maybe a year to two) there was much conversation and a lot of posts about the factory. Perhaps an archives can be accessed? Have not seen you in a long time, hope ya'll are doing well. Reply1y Jeffrey Carts Richard Neefe doing ok Dick but I guess my memory is foggy ??????????! Lol ???? Reply1y George Finster As I recall it was across the stream from Mitchell Park and below The Othmer House. Reply1y Dale Ulkins I believe it was at the end of Ross Street, where Othmar's is. Reply1y Richard Neefe Thanks Curt Weinhold I've seen many elevations of the Pin Factory but have not seen this one. Great! Reply1y Brenda Kenealy Williams Yes it was located at the end of Ross Street at Othmers. Plus Mr Curran’s home was the office I believe. Reply1y Jean Olsen were there railroad tracks near Ross??? I was young when I left and can't remember where all the tracks were Reply1y Larry Herbstritt The tram track ran in front of my house (train station) in Sweden Valley, next to the bridge over Mill Creek. A giant saw mill sat where Gary's Putt Putt Golf now sits. The lumber train ran across the road (route 44) parallel to Mill Creek, and continued past the Ice Mine, westward past where Fezz's Diner now sits, along the hill side through Ladona, and along the lower hillside next to the clothespin factory. The tram track is still on the hillside above the current "Othmer House". The clothespin factory was later owned by Hugh Howard Steele, who built the house locally known as "The Lincoln House" currently the home of Eric and Jenna Gurney. Old clothespins were found in their house during renovations. Reply1y Brenda Kenealy Williams We on Ross Street used to hike on those old tracks many a summer day???? Reply1y Larry Herbstritt We used to hike on a stretch that ran along the hillside above the pond at Gary's miniature golf. The old tram track took us to the Coudersport Golf Club, near one of the tee offs on the side of the hill. It was the tee off where they had an ice cooler filled with beer. Some of the boys I was with (not me!) slipped out from the cover of the pines and came back with a bottle they consumed in the shadows of the pines. ???? Reply1y Brenda Kenealy Williams We ended near the swimming pool. Funny how we spent endless hours in those woods. Nice there were refreshments on yours???? Reply1y William Shear Wouldn't it be great if someday the old railroad grade could be converted into a rails-to-trails? Reply1y Richard Neefe William Shear Often fantasied if the track from Coudy to Ulysses remained with a scenic Railroad, beauty and the right length. The ride to Ulysses in the evening is one of our favorites, made better with the clickity-clack. Reply1y Curt Weinhold Author Admin William Shear it's become rails to ATV's. Reply1y William Shear Curt Weinhold I haven't walked/run the little section from the swimming pool to the county home in a few years. It would be a lovely stroll if it were graded, drainage installed, and given a good surface (crushed stone perhaps). I never knew where to pick it up again after the crossing of 872 so never walked that section. Years ago with Mom I think we walked a short piece in North Coudersport. Reply1y William Shear I should add that we here in Farmville VA are smack in the middle of a 32-mile state park operated rails to trails called the High Bridge Trail--it runs right through the downtown plaza and hosts up to 300,000 visits per year! Wouldn't that be nice for Coudy? Pine Creek Trail also seems to be thriving. Reply1yEdited Anne Acker William Shear just got back from a 12 mile ride on Pine Creek rail trail. I love it. Reply1y Judy Randy Dolpp Can anyone tell me who the people are in the photo Reply1w Dodge Clothespin factory workers vclear FB210802CurtWeinhold 20210820GHLn- Curt Weinhold August 1, 2021 · FB, Coudersport Dodge Clothespin Factory Located on the site now known as the Othmer House. in Coudersport. Comments ? 20210820GHLn- Curt Weinhold August 2 2021 at 8:20 AM · FB, Coudersport... We can look into the eyes of the employees! Dodge Clothespin Factory, Coudersport or Richwood,… Dodge Clothespin factory Coudy wet FB210801CurtWeinhold 20210820GHLn- Curt Weinhold August 1, 2021 · FB, Coudersport Dodge Clothespin Factory Located on the site now known as the Othmer House. in Coudersport. Comments ? 20210820GHLn- Curt Weinhold August 2 2021 at 8:20 AM · FB, Coudersport... We can look into the eyes of the employees! Dodge Clothespin Factory, Coudersport or Richwood,… Clark Kenealy, Grace crop FB210805BrendaKenealyWmsjpg 20210820GHLn- Brenda Kenealy Williams August 5, 2021 · FB, Coudersport... Grace Kenealy, Brenda's grandmother Richard Neefe I look more like my mom than ever nowadays Red hair mostly white. Not digging it. Pat may resemble my grandmother a little. This is Grace Clark Kenealy., my grandmother. Comments Clark Kenealy, Grace colorized FB210805RichardNeefe 20210820GHLn- Richard Neefe August 5, 2021 · FB, Coudersport... Grace Clark Kenealy, colorized crop Brenda Kenealy Williams Looking at the original was thinking she had auburn hair. On Mac Photos this came out about four times larger, not here. In the larger photo green eyes can be seen. Usually on these color apps the eyes turn brown most of…

  
  

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