Gable, Nelson

• Name	Gable, Nelson
  Gender	Male
  Occupation	1949	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA   [1]
  	Music teacher
  	20190310HAV- ?Lanny Nunn? You know you're from Coudersport, PA if.......... March 8 at 12:28 PM · 2019 1949 Mrs. Olin and Mr. Gable discuss a few of their problems. - Nelson Gable-- Music Supervisor, B.S. Westchester State Teachers College Pennsylvania State College - Mrs. Josephine Olin-- English and Art, B.S. Mansfield State Teachers College, Pennsylvania State College 37 You, Brenda Kenealy Williams, Paul Lynn Gardner and 34 others 25 Comments 1 Share Like Comments Sue Mitchell WOW -- class of '75 had Mrs. Olin for English 2Like · Reply · 2d Carol Bliss I remember her! 3Like · Reply · 2d Linda Russell Klingaman What a class act Mrs. Olin was. We didn’t truly appreciate what a great teacher she was until college freshmen English. 5Like · Reply · 2d Teresa Anderson She was the best! 2Like · Reply · 2d James Rigas Great teacher! 3Like · Reply · 2d Active Now Paul Lynn Gardner My mother graduated in 1936. Mrs Olin was her teacher way back then. 3Like · Reply · 2d Thomas Maynard Mrs. Olin was a great educational atribute for those that had the oppurtunity to study in her class. Some persons just stand out as making a difference. 5Like · Reply · 2d Dale Ulkins Ain't it the truth! I mean, Is that not the truth? 4Like · Reply · 1d Judy Polliard Thomas Maynard hello to you, Tom. Mrs.Olin certainly was a teacher who I admired. I still have my book of wild flowers. 1Like · Reply · 1d Linda Russell Klingaman The Class of 69 dedicated our yearbook to Mrs. Olin. [ ] 11Like · Reply · 2d Kathy Snyder She was always so proper. Dressed perfect and a great teacher! 4Like · Reply · 1d Gerry Hamilton In college, I stunned some of my friends when I diagrammed sentences. 4Like · Reply · 1d Carol Metzger Wilkerson And I was so inspired , I had my high school Latin students digramming sentences. 3Like · Reply · 1d Pat TK Had Mrs. Olin in English, too. She was fantastic...Class of 74, but did not get to graduate there. :-( Like · Reply · 1d Georgeanne Kelley That’s my aunt who thought I gave her the nickname since I knew she didn’t care for cats! We were very close in later years. Like · Reply · 1d Susan Frederick She inspired me to become an English teacher. I thought of her often while preparing lessons or puzzling over a grammar question. She taught me how to diagram sentences and appreciate the beauty and complexity of the English language. 5Like · Reply · 1d Natalie Taaffe Hoffman I still remember her giving me a 95% on an essay .....very high grade for Mrs. Olin. It was called, "From a Dog's Point of View." I reread it several yesrs ago. It was clever...but she must have been in a very good mood the night she corrected that essay. Additionally, 95% is a pretty exact grade for a 3 page paper. (It wasn't math class or even sentence diagramming.) I learned a lot from Mrs. Olin. 3Like · Reply · 1d Ralph Rogers These two teachers were among my favorites. Like · Reply · 1d Charles Psychos I think of Mrs. Olin every time I encounter a grammatical error. I owe my love of grammar to this amazing teacher who taught me how to diagram sentences in 8th grade. 1Like · Reply · 19h Ralph Rogers You mentioned diagramming sentences. They probably don’t do that anymore. They don’t teach cursive. Class of 1951 1Like · Reply · 18h Chrysanthia Kepler Mrs. Olin was the best. 1Like · Reply · 17h Thomas W. Mitchell Mrs. Olin helped me so very much during 8th grade. She was an "A" list teacher. 1Like · Reply · 8h Dann Shalkowski Sr. Loved her dearly. Like · Reply · 5h Active Now Paul Lynn Gardner English instruction and haircuts? Many of us remember Mrs. Olin's husband Ken, who had a barber shop on S. Main St. 2Like · Reply · 5h
  		CHS 1949 Olin & Gable teachers FB190308LN 20190310HAV- ?Lanny Nunn? You know you're from Coudersport, PA if.......... March 8 at 12:28 PM · 2019 1949 Mrs. Olin and Mr. Gable discuss a few of their problems. - Nelson Gable-- Music Supervisor, B.S. Westchester State Teachers College Pennsylvania State College - Mrs. Josephine Olin-- English and Art, B.S. Mansfield State Teachers…
  gossip	2 Sep 1970	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA   [1]
  	Potter Enterprise, Wed p.2 Lot of folks will remember Nelson Gable, former music teacher in the Coudersport Schools. Susie and Nels are now living in Abington, Pa. In a note accompanying his Enterprise renewal check, he writes: "It's been a long time since we left Coudersport-16 years-but we still enjoy receiving the Enterprise. Put us on the list for two more years.\" Many thanks, friends!
  	20250214GHLn- Sgt Thos Hamilton to Viet Nam; Obits The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania • Wed, Sep 2, 1970 p2 CLIPPED BY wetzupdoc • 14 February 2025 • SEPT. 2, 1970 OBITUARIES Mrs. Alwin Seefeldt Mrs. Anna F. Seefeldt, 81, of Roulette, died late Friday afternoon (Aug. 28, 1970) in Port Allegany Community Hospital following an illness of four months. Born in Coudersport on Nov. 20, 1888, she was the daughter of Joseph and Minnie Fleshutz Klesa. She was married in 1904 to Chester Coons in Olean and in 1930 wed Alwin J. Seefeldt in Buffalo, N.Y. Mrs. Seefeldt had lived in Roulette for 22 years and was a member of the Buffalo Baptist Church. Surviving are her husband; two sons, Carroll Coons of Jamestown, N.Y., and Earl Coons of Cleveland, Ohio; three daughters, Mrs. Sidney (Lillian) Genaux and Mrs. Frances (Florence) English, both of Roulette, and Mrs. William (Vera) Cotter of Irvington, N.J., 11 grandchildren and several great -grandchildren. Also surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Harold (Marjorie) Rugaber of Elmira, N.Y., and Mrs. Carl (Mildred) Berne of Coudersport; one brother, Fordyce Kleasa of Elmira, and several nieces and nephews. A son, Robley Coons, was killed in World War II in 1944. A funeral service was held Monday in Grabe-Fickinger Funeral Home with the Rev. Peter Bolster, pastor of Port Allegany Baptist Church, officiating. Interment was in Hill Cemetery, Roulette. Pall bearers were Jack Close, Charles Eckert, Garrett Hurd, George Blackwell, Howard Smith and Earl McDowell. Mrs. Kenneth Hyde Mrs. Orva May Hyde, 62, of Fishing Creek, died Friday morning (Aug. 28, 1970) in Cole Memorial Hospital. She had been ill for several days. Mrs. Hyde was born on Feb. 7, 1908 in Fishing Creek, the daughter of Ira and Emma Weimer Knight. She became the wife of Kenneth Hyde in Portville on Nov. 30, 1927. A lifetime resident of Fishing Creek, she was a member of the United Methodist Church and Roulette Rebekah Lodge. Survivors include her husband; one daughter, Mrs. Vera June Stonemetz of Shinglehouse; one son, Capt. Robert Hyde of the U. S. Armed Forces; seven grandchildren; three brothers, Murle, Claude and DeForest Knight, all of Roulette; two sisters, Mrs. Vesta Miller and Mrs. Robert (Vida) Robinson of Roulette. The Rev. T. Lee Bennett, pastor of Roulette United Methodist Church, officiated at a funeral service Monday afternoon in Fishing Creek United Methodist Church. A prayer service in Grabe-Fickinger Funeral Home preceded the funeral. Burial was in Fishing Creek Cemetery. Pall bearers were Carroll Winseck, Fred Knowlton, Robert Green, John Drabert, Herbert Sewell and John Gordon. Members of Roulette Rebekah Lodge conducted memorial services at the funeral home on Sunday evening. Fight May Have Been Real Cause Of Man's Death Aloysius K. Drapcho, criminal investigator for the Coudersport Barracks of the Pennsylvania State Police, is investigating the "suspicious" death of a Chester, Pa., man, 51-year-old George Larkins. The victim was admitted to Cole Memorial Hospital Aug. 15 at which time he told hospital officials he had fallen from a parked vehicle and had struck his head on pavement. Two days later he was transferred to Sacred Heart Hospital at Chester where he died Aug. 18 of spinal cord injuries. Reportedly, police were later informed the victim was involved in a fight which allegedly occurred somewhere in Hector Twp., the night he was injured. Name of the suspect is being withheld until completion of the investigation. Sgt. Thomas Hamilton Assigned To Viet Nam Sgt. Thomas Howard Hamilton, son of Marshall and Kathleen Hamilton of Coudersport, was recently assigned to a tour of duty, in Viet Nam. Sgt. Hamilton entered the army in August, 1967 and completed basic training at Fort Benning, Ga. He is presently in Nurmberg, Germany where he was chosen outstanding soldier of the year in June. Sgt. Hamilton and his wife, Anita, will arrive in Coudersport to spend a 30-day leave with his family. Lt. Wingo Assigned To Vietnam Division Army First Lieutenant Kenneth J. Wingo Jr., 24, whose parents and wife, Marcia, live on Route 2, Ulysses, was assigned July 21 to the 1st Cavalry Division (Airmobile) near Quan Loi, Vietnam. Lt. Wingo, a pilot in Troop B, 1st Squadron of the division's 9th Cavalry, entered the Army in June 1968 and was last stationed at Ft. Rucker, Ala. He received his commission through the Reserve Officers' Training Corps. program at Alfred (N.Y.) University where he received a B.A. degree in political science in 1968. ------- Lot of folks will remember Nelson Gable, former music teacher in the Coudersport Schools. Susie and Nels are now living in Abington, Pa. In a note accompanying his Enterprise renewal check, he writes: "It's been a long time since we left Coudersport-16 years-but we still enjoy receiving the Enterprise. Put us on the list for two more years." Many thanks, friends! ------ Fern House Enrolls In Cincinnati Bible School Miss Fern House left Saturday for Cincinnati, Ohio where she will be a junior in high school in God's Bible School. She was accompanied by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald House of Coudersport.
  Graduation	B.S. Westchester State Teachers College; Penn State
  	20190310HAV- ?Lanny Nunn? You know you're from Coudersport, PA if.......... March 8 at 12:28 PM · 2019 1949 Mrs. Olin and Mr. Gable discuss a few of their problems. - Nelson Gable-- Music Supervisor, B.S. Westchester State Teachers College Pennsylvania State College - Mrs. Josephine Olin-- English and Art, B.S. Mansfield State Teachers College, Pennsylvania State College 37 You, Brenda Kenealy Williams, Paul Lynn Gardner and 34 others 25 Comments 1 Share Like Comments Sue Mitchell WOW -- class of '75 had Mrs. Olin for English 2Like · Reply · 2d Carol Bliss I remember her! 3Like · Reply · 2d Linda Russell Klingaman What a class act Mrs. Olin was. We didn’t truly appreciate what a great teacher she was until college freshmen English. 5Like · Reply · 2d Teresa Anderson She was the best! 2Like · Reply · 2d James Rigas Great teacher! 3Like · Reply · 2d Active Now Paul Lynn Gardner My mother graduated in 1936. Mrs Olin was her teacher way back then. 3Like · Reply · 2d Thomas Maynard Mrs. Olin was a great educational atribute for those that had the oppurtunity to study in her class. Some persons just stand out as making a difference. 5Like · Reply · 2d Dale Ulkins Ain't it the truth! I mean, Is that not the truth? 4Like · Reply · 1d Judy Polliard Thomas Maynard hello to you, Tom. Mrs.Olin certainly was a teacher who I admired. I still have my book of wild flowers. 1Like · Reply · 1d Linda Russell Klingaman The Class of 69 dedicated our yearbook to Mrs. Olin. [ ] 11Like · Reply · 2d Kathy Snyder She was always so proper. Dressed perfect and a great teacher! 4Like · Reply · 1d Gerry Hamilton In college, I stunned some of my friends when I diagrammed sentences. 4Like · Reply · 1d Carol Metzger Wilkerson And I was so inspired , I had my high school Latin students digramming sentences. 3Like · Reply · 1d Pat TK Had Mrs. Olin in English, too. She was fantastic...Class of 74, but did not get to graduate there. :-( Like · Reply · 1d Georgeanne Kelley That’s my aunt who thought I gave her the nickname since I knew she didn’t care for cats! We were very close in later years. Like · Reply · 1d Susan Frederick She inspired me to become an English teacher. I thought of her often while preparing lessons or puzzling over a grammar question. She taught me how to diagram sentences and appreciate the beauty and complexity of the English language. 5Like · Reply · 1d Natalie Taaffe Hoffman I still remember her giving me a 95% on an essay .....very high grade for Mrs. Olin. It was called, "From a Dog's Point of View." I reread it several yesrs ago. It was clever...but she must have been in a very good mood the night she corrected that essay. Additionally, 95% is a pretty exact grade for a 3 page paper. (It wasn't math class or even sentence diagramming.) I learned a lot from Mrs. Olin. 3Like · Reply · 1d Ralph Rogers These two teachers were among my favorites. Like · Reply · 1d Charles Psychos I think of Mrs. Olin every time I encounter a grammatical error. I owe my love of grammar to this amazing teacher who taught me how to diagram sentences in 8th grade. 1Like · Reply · 19h Ralph Rogers You mentioned diagramming sentences. They probably don’t do that anymore. They don’t teach cursive. Class of 1951 1Like · Reply · 18h Chrysanthia Kepler Mrs. Olin was the best. 1Like · Reply · 17h Thomas W. Mitchell Mrs. Olin helped me so very much during 8th grade. She was an "A" list teacher. 1Like · Reply · 8h Dann Shalkowski Sr. Loved her dearly. Like · Reply · 5h Active Now Paul Lynn Gardner English instruction and haircuts? Many of us remember Mrs. Olin's husband Ken, who had a barber shop on S. Main St. 2Like · Reply · 5h
  		CHS 1949 Olin & Gable teachers FB190308LN 20190310HAV- ?Lanny Nunn? You know you're from Coudersport, PA if.......... March 8 at 12:28 PM · 2019 1949 Mrs. Olin and Mr. Gable discuss a few of their problems. - Nelson Gable-- Music Supervisor, B.S. Westchester State Teachers College Pennsylvania State College - Mrs. Josephine Olin-- English and Art, B.S. Mansfield State Teachers…
  Name	Nels
  Person ID	I66946	WETZEL-SPRING

  
  

  Family	Gable, Susie Mrs
  residence jt	Bef 1954	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
  	Lot of folks will remember Nelson Gable, former music teacher in the Coudersport Schools. Susie and Nels are now living in Abington, Pa. In a note accompanying his Enterprise renewal check, he writes: "It's been a long time since we left Coudersport-16 years-but we still enjoy receiving the Enterprise. Put us on the list for two more years." Many thanks, friends!
  residence jt	Between 1954 and 1970	Abington, Montgomery, Pennsylvania, USA   [1]
  	Lot of folks will remember Nelson Gable, former music teacher in the Coudersport Schools. Susie and Nels are now living in Abington, Pa. In a note accompanying his Enterprise renewal check, he writes: "It's been a long time since we left Coudersport-16 years-but we still enjoy receiving the Enterprise. Put us on the list for two more years.\" Many thanks, friends!
  	20250214GHLn- Sgt Thos Hamilton to Viet Nam; Obits The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania • Wed, Sep 2, 1970 p2 CLIPPED BY wetzupdoc • 14 February 2025 • SEPT. 2, 1970 OBITUARIES Mrs. Alwin Seefeldt Mrs. Anna F. Seefeldt, 81, of Roulette, died late Friday afternoon (Aug. 28, 1970) in Port Allegany Community Hospital following an illness of four months. Born in Coudersport on Nov. 20, 1888, she was the daughter of Joseph and Minnie Fleshutz Klesa. She was married in 1904 to Chester Coons in Olean and in 1930 wed Alwin J. Seefeldt in Buffalo, N.Y. Mrs. Seefeldt had lived in Roulette for 22 years and was a member of the Buffalo Baptist Church. Surviving are her husband; two sons, Carroll Coons of Jamestown, N.Y., and Earl Coons of Cleveland, Ohio; three daughters, Mrs. Sidney (Lillian) Genaux and Mrs. Frances (Florence) English, both of Roulette, and Mrs. William (Vera) Cotter of Irvington, N.J., 11 grandchildren and several great -grandchildren. Also surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Harold (Marjorie) Rugaber of Elmira, N.Y., and Mrs. Carl (Mildred) Berne of Coudersport; one brother, Fordyce Kleasa of Elmira, and several nieces and nephews. A son, Robley Coons, was killed in World War II in 1944. A funeral service was held Monday in Grabe-Fickinger Funeral Home with the Rev. Peter Bolster, pastor of Port Allegany Baptist Church, officiating. Interment was in Hill Cemetery, Roulette. Pall bearers were Jack Close, Charles Eckert, Garrett Hurd, George Blackwell, Howard Smith and Earl McDowell. Mrs. Kenneth Hyde Mrs. Orva May Hyde, 62, of Fishing Creek, died Friday morning (Aug. 28, 1970) in Cole Memorial Hospital. She had been ill for several days. Mrs. Hyde was born on Feb. 7, 1908 in Fishing Creek, the daughter of Ira and Emma Weimer Knight. She became the wife of Kenneth Hyde in Portville on Nov. 30, 1927. A lifetime resident of Fishing Creek, she was a member of the United Methodist Church and Roulette Rebekah Lodge. Survivors include her husband; one daughter, Mrs. Vera June Stonemetz of Shinglehouse; one son, Capt. Robert Hyde of the U. S. Armed Forces; seven grandchildren; three brothers, Murle, Claude and DeForest Knight, all of Roulette; two sisters, Mrs. Vesta Miller and Mrs. Robert (Vida) Robinson of Roulette. The Rev. T. Lee Bennett, pastor of Roulette United Methodist Church, officiated at a funeral service Monday afternoon in Fishing Creek United Methodist Church. A prayer service in Grabe-Fickinger Funeral Home preceded the funeral. Burial was in Fishing Creek Cemetery. Pall bearers were Carroll Winseck, Fred Knowlton, Robert Green, John Drabert, Herbert Sewell and John Gordon. Members of Roulette Rebekah Lodge conducted memorial services at the funeral home on Sunday evening. Fight May Have Been Real Cause Of Man's Death Aloysius K. Drapcho, criminal investigator for the Coudersport Barracks of the Pennsylvania State Police, is investigating the "suspicious" death of a Chester, Pa., man, 51-year-old George Larkins. The victim was admitted to Cole Memorial Hospital Aug. 15 at which time he told hospital officials he had fallen from a parked vehicle and had struck his head on pavement. Two days later he was transferred to Sacred Heart Hospital at Chester where he died Aug. 18 of spinal cord injuries. Reportedly, police were later informed the victim was involved in a fight which allegedly occurred somewhere in Hector Twp., the night he was injured. Name of the suspect is being withheld until completion of the investigation. Sgt. Thomas Hamilton Assigned To Viet Nam Sgt. Thomas Howard Hamilton, son of Marshall and Kathleen Hamilton of Coudersport, was recently assigned to a tour of duty, in Viet Nam. Sgt. Hamilton entered the army in August, 1967 and completed basic training at Fort Benning, Ga. He is presently in Nurmberg, Germany where he was chosen outstanding soldier of the year in June. Sgt. Hamilton and his wife, Anita, will arrive in Coudersport to spend a 30-day leave with his family. Lt. Wingo Assigned To Vietnam Division Army First Lieutenant Kenneth J. Wingo Jr., 24, whose parents and wife, Marcia, live on Route 2, Ulysses, was assigned July 21 to the 1st Cavalry Division (Airmobile) near Quan Loi, Vietnam. Lt. Wingo, a pilot in Troop B, 1st Squadron of the division's 9th Cavalry, entered the Army in June 1968 and was last stationed at Ft. Rucker, Ala. He received his commission through the Reserve Officers' Training Corps. program at Alfred (N.Y.) University where he received a B.A. degree in political science in 1968. ------- Lot of folks will remember Nelson Gable, former music teacher in the Coudersport Schools. Susie and Nels are now living in Abington, Pa. In a note accompanying his Enterprise renewal check, he writes: "It's been a long time since we left Coudersport-16 years-but we still enjoy receiving the Enterprise. Put us on the list for two more years." Many thanks, friends! ------ Fern House Enrolls In Cincinnati Bible School Miss Fern House left Saturday for Cincinnati, Ohio where she will be a junior in high school in God's Bible School. She was accompanied by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald House of Coudersport.
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  Occupation - Music teacher - 1949 - Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA residence jt - Bef 1954 - Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA residence jt - Lot of folks will remember Nelson Gable, former music teacher in the Coudersport Schools. Susie and Nels are now living in Abington, Pa. In a note accompanying his Enterprise renewal check, he writes: "It's been a long time since we left Coudersport-16 years-but we still enjoy receiving the Enterprise. Put us on the list for two more years.\" Many thanks, friends! - Between 1954 and 1970 - Abington, Montgomery, Pennsylvania, USA gossip - Potter Enterprise, Wed p.2 Lot of folks will remember Nelson Gable, former music teacher in the Coudersport Schools. Susie and Nels are now living in Abington, Pa. In a note accompanying his Enterprise renewal check, he writes: "It's been a long time since we left Coudersport-16 years-but we still enjoy receiving the Enterprise. Put us on the list for two more years.\" Many thanks, friends! - 2 Sep 1970 - Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA  = Link to Google Earth

  
  

• Photos		CHS 1949 Olin & Gable teachers FB190308LN 20190310HAV- ?Lanny Nunn? You know you're from Coudersport, PA if.......... March 8 at 12:28 PM · 2019 1949 Mrs. Olin and Mr. Gable discuss a few of their problems. - Nelson Gable-- Music Supervisor, B.S. Westchester State Teachers College Pennsylvania State College - Mrs. Josephine Olin-- English and Art, B.S. Mansfield State Teachers…
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  [S1993] Newspapers.com: Potter Journal Leader Enterprise-, Wed, Sep 2, 1970 p2 Sgt Thos Hamilton to Viet Nam; Obits. Record for Thomas H. Hamilton (4) facts 20250214GHLn- 20250214GHLn- Sgt Thos Hamilton to Viet Nam; Obits The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania • Wed, Sep 2, 1970 p2 CLIPPED BY wetzupdoc • 14 February 2025 • SEPT. 2, 1970 OBITUARIES Mrs. Alwin Seefeldt Mrs. Anna F. Seefeldt, 81, of Roulette, died late Friday afternoon (Aug. 28, 1970) in Port Allegany Community Hospital following an illness of four months. Born in Coudersport on Nov. 20, 1888, she was the daughter of Joseph and Minnie Fleshutz Klesa. She was married in 1904 to Chester Coons in Olean and in 1930 wed Alwin J. Seefeldt in Buffalo, N.Y. Mrs. Seefeldt had lived in Roulette for 22 years and was a member of the Buffalo Baptist Church. Surviving are her husband; two sons, Carroll Coons of Jamestown, N.Y., and Earl Coons of Cleveland, Ohio; three daughters, Mrs. Sidney (Lillian) Genaux and Mrs. Frances (Florence) English, both of Roulette, and Mrs. William (Vera) Cotter of Irvington, N.J., 11 grandchildren and several great -grandchildren. Also surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Harold (Marjorie) Rugaber of Elmira, N.Y., and Mrs. Carl (Mildred) Berne of Coudersport; one brother, Fordyce Kleasa of Elmira, and several nieces and nephews. A son, Robley Coons, was killed in World War II in 1944. A funeral service was held Monday in Grabe-Fickinger Funeral Home with the Rev. Peter Bolster, pastor of Port Allegany Baptist Church, officiating. Interment was in Hill Cemetery, Roulette. Pall bearers were Jack Close, Charles Eckert, Garrett Hurd, George Blackwell, Howard Smith and Earl McDowell. Mrs. Kenneth Hyde Mrs. Orva May Hyde, 62, of Fishing Creek, died Friday morning (Aug. 28, 1970) in Cole Memorial Hospital. She had been ill for several days. Mrs. Hyde was born on Feb. 7, 1908 in Fishing Creek, the daughter of Ira and Emma Weimer Knight. She became the wife of Kenneth Hyde in Portville on Nov. 30, 1927. A lifetime resident of Fishing Creek, she was a member of the United Methodist Church and Roulette Rebekah Lodge. Survivors include her husband; one daughter, Mrs. Vera June Stonemetz of Shinglehouse; one son, Capt. Robert Hyde of the U. S. Armed Forces; seven grandchildren; three brothers, Murle, Claude and DeForest Knight, all of Roulette; two sisters, Mrs. Vesta Miller and Mrs. Robert (Vida) Robinson of Roulette. The Rev. T. Lee Bennett, pastor of Roulette United Methodist Church, officiated at a funeral service Monday afternoon in Fishing Creek United Methodist Church. A prayer service in Grabe-Fickinger Funeral Home preceded the funeral. Burial was in Fishing Creek Cemetery. Pall bearers were Carroll Winseck, Fred Knowlton, Robert Green, John Drabert, Herbert Sewell and John Gordon. Members of Roulette Rebekah Lodge conducted memorial services at the funeral home on Sunday evening. Fight May Have Been Real Cause Of Man's Death Aloysius K. Drapcho, criminal investigator for the Coudersport Barracks of the Pennsylvania State Police, is investigating the "suspicious" death of a Chester, Pa., man, 51-year-old George Larkins. The victim was admitted to Cole Memorial Hospital Aug. 15 at which time he told hospital officials he had fallen from a parked vehicle and had struck his head on pavement. Two days later he was transferred to Sacred Heart Hospital at Chester where he died Aug. 18 of spinal cord injuries. Reportedly, police were later informed the victim was involved in a fight which allegedly occurred somewhere in Hector Twp., the night he was injured. Name of the suspect is being withheld until completion of the investigation. Sgt. Thomas Hamilton Assigned To Viet Nam Sgt. Thomas Howard Hamilton, son of Marshall and Kathleen Hamilton of Coudersport, was recently assigned to a tour of duty, in Viet Nam. Sgt. Hamilton entered the army in August, 1967 and completed basic training at Fort Benning, Ga. He is presently in Nurmberg, Germany where he was chosen outstanding soldier of the year in June. Sgt. Hamilton and his wife, Anita, will arrive in Coudersport to spend a 30-day leave with his family. Lt. Wingo Assigned To Vietnam Division Army First Lieutenant Kenneth J. Wingo Jr., 24, whose parents and wife, Marcia, live on Route 2, Ulysses, was assigned July 21 to the 1st Cavalry Division (Airmobile) near Quan Loi, Vietnam. Lt. Wingo, a pilot in Troop B, 1st Squadron of the division's 9th Cavalry, entered the Army in June 1968 and was last stationed at Ft. Rucker, Ala. He received his commission through the Reserve Officers' Training Corps. program at Alfred (N.Y.) University where he received a B.A. degree in political science in 1968. ------- Lot of folks will remember Nelson Gable, former music teacher in the Coudersport Schools. Susie and Nels are now living in Abington, Pa. In a note accompanying his Enterprise renewal check, he writes: "It's been a long time since we left Coudersport-16 years-but we still enjoy receiving the Enterprise. Put us on the list for two more years." Many thanks, friends! ------ Fern House Enrolls In Cincinnati Bible School Miss Fern House left Saturday for Cincinnati, Ohio where she will be a junior in high school in God's Bible School. She was accompanied by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald House of Coudersport. At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.

  
  

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