Lent, Harry Bundy b. 24 Dec 1893 Hebron Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA d. 16 Oct 1955 Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA: WETZEL Extended Family & More

Lent, Harry Bundy

1893 - 1955 (61 years)

Name	Lent, Harry Bundy [1, 2]
Birth	24 Dec 1893	Hebron Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [1, 2, 3]
Gender	Male
Residence	Between 1900 and 1940	Hebron Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [1]
census 1900	25 Jun 1900	Hebron Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [3]
	Age: 6; EnumerationDistrict: 0111; MaritalStatus: Single; RelationToHead: Son
	20200616HAv- George Moe in the 1900 United States Federal Census date: 25 June 1900 William Willoughby Name: George Moe Age: 42 Birth: May 1858 New York Home: Hebron twp, Potter, Pennsylvania House: 1 Sheet: 9 order: 154 Family: 204 Race: White Gender: Male Relation: Head status: Married Spouse: Lina Moe Marriage: 1886 Father's Birthplace: New York Mother's Birthplace: New York Occupation: Day Laborer Months Not Employed: 2 Can Read: Yes Can Write: Yes Can Speak English: Yes House Owned or Rented: R Farm or House: H Household Members: Name Age Robert Haskins 32 Clara B Haskins 38 Herman C Haskins 16 Elanor Hoskins 14 dau PA PA PA Lynn Hoskins 13 son PA PA PA Rhoda Hoskins 10 dau PA PA PA Daniel Hoskins 8 son PA PA PA William Vornez 38 Head PA PA PA Oct 1861 M14 day laborer Mary Vornez 30 wife NY VT NY Sep 1869 M14 5/4 Ethel Vornez 12 dau PA PA NY Aug 1887 s at school Truman Vornez 9 son PA PA NY Dec 1890 s at school Ina Vornez 6 dau PA PA NY Mar 1894 s Hazel Vornez 4 dau PA PA NY Nov 1895 s Marcus Harvey 49 Head PA NY NY Jul 1850 M23 farmer Agnes Harvey 41wife PA NY NY Jan 1859 M23 5/5 Fred A Harvey 18 son PA PA PA Jul 1881 s Glen Harvey 14 son PA PA PA Oct 1885 s at school Mable Harvey 12 dau PA PA PA Jul 1887 s at school Cassie Harvey 8 dau PA PA PA Sep 1897 s at school Christina Harvey 5 dau PA PA PA Aug 1894 s Frank Lent 44 Head PA PA NY Elizebeth Lent 40 wife Harry Lent 6 son Clinton R Lent 19 son Mauriet Lent 68 father Catherine Lent 65 mother Benjamin Lindsley 16 boarder Orange A. Strong 50 Head PA NY NY Apr 1850 S day laborer George Moe 42 Head NY NY NY May 1858 M14 day laborer Lina Moe 31 wife NY NY NY Jun 1868 M14 7/6 Edith Moe 13 dau PA NY NY Nov 1886 S at school Viola Moe 9 dau PA NY NY Jun 1890 S at school Minnie Moe 7 dau PA NY NY Nov 1892 s Clara Moe 6 dau PA NY NY Jan 1894 s Lizzie Moe 1 dau PA NY NY Sep 1898 s Bessie Moe 3m dau PA NY NY Feb 1900 s Ann Cavenaugh 59 Head James Cavenaugh 66 husband Mary B Harris 12 boarder Alva B Harris 7 boarder Daniel C Baker 43 Charlotte R Baker 27 Alzina M Baker 7 Orville R Baker 4 Oslo A Baker 2 W. H. Dennis 46 Head NY NY NY Sep 1853 M17 stone mason Louis L Dennis 15 dau John L Dennis 13 son Louisa Dennis 70 mother William Reynolds 69 Head NY NY NY Nov 1830 Wd farmer J W Matteson 51 Head PA NY NY May 1849 M29 farmer Ada E Matteson 46 wife PA NY NY Feb 1859 M29 I H Dingman 45 Apr 1855 M 26 Head PA PA NY farmer 111-10A Eve L Dingman 44 Sep 1855 M 26 Wife PA Ger NY 5/5 George J Dingman 24 Sep 1874 S Son PA PA PA day laborer Almond D Dingman 23 Oct 1876 S Son PA PA PA day laborer Isaac G Dingman 21 Sep 1878 S Son PA PA PA day laborer Lillian M Dingman 19 Jun 1880 S dau PA PA PA Josephine Dingman16 Oct 1883 S dau PA PA PA at school Amy E Dingman 69 Jun 1830 Wd mother NY NY NY Perry B. Brock Sarah L. Brock wife Willis E. Brock son Amy Brock mother Source Citation Year: 1900; Census Place: Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania; Page: 9; Enumeration District: 0111; FHL microfilm: 1241482 Name Birth Marriage Arrival Residence Elanor Hoskins Feb 1886 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Lynn Hoskins Aug 1886 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Rhoda Hoskins Mar 1890 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Daniel Hoskins Sep 1891 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA William Vornez Oct 1861 Pennsylvania 1886 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Mary Vornez Sep 1869 New York 1886 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Ethel Vornez Aug 1887 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Truman Vornez Dec 1890 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Ina Vornez Mar 1894 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Hazel Vornez Nov 1895 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Marcus Harvey Jul 1850 Pennsylvania 1877 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Agnes Harvey Jan 1859 Pennsylvania 1877 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Fred A Harvey Jul 1881 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Glen Harvey Oct 1885 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Mable Harvey Jul 1887 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Cassie Harvey Sep 1891 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Christina Harvey Aug 1894 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Frank Lent Feb 1846 Pennsylvania 1885 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Elizebeth Lent May 1860 Pennsylvania 1885 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Harry Lent Dec 1893 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Clinton R Lent Feb 1881 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Mauriet Lent Feb 1832 Pennsylvania 1854 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Catherine Lent Mar 1835 New York 1854 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Benjamin Lindsley Mar 1884 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Orange A Strong Apr 1850 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA George Moe May 1858 New York 1886 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Lina Moe Jun 1869 New York 1886 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Edith Moe Nov 1886 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Viola Moe Jun 1890 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Minnie Moe Nov 1892 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Clara Moe Jan 1894 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Lizzie Moe Sep 1899 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Bessie Moe Feb 1900 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Ann Cavenaugh Feb 1841 New York 1884 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA James Cavenaugh Jul 1833 New York 1884 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Mary B Harris Apr 1888 Missouri 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Alva B Harris Jan 1893 Missouri 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Daniel C Baker Oct 1856 Virginia 1893 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Charlotte R Baker Mar 1873 Pennsylvania 1893 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Alzina M Baker Sep 1892 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Orville R Baker Sep 1895 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Oslo A Baker Sep 1897 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA W H Dennis Sep 1853 New York 1883 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Louis L Dennis Mar 1885 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA John L Dennis Oct 1886 New York 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Louisa Dennis Sep 1829 New York 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA William Reynolds Nov 1830 New York 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA J W Matteson May 1849 Pennsylvania 1871 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Ada E Matteson Feb 1854 Pennsylvania 1871 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA J H Bingman Apr 1845 Pennsylvania 1874 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Source Information Ancestry.com. 1900 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2004. Original data: United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Twelfth Census of the United States, 1900. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1900. T623, 1854 rolls. Orange A Strong in the 1900 United States Federal Census date: 25 June 1900 William Willoughby Name: Orange A Strong [Orange H Strong] Age: 50 Birth: Apr 1850 Penna Home: Hebron twp, Potter, Pennsylvania House Number: 1 Sheet Number: 9 Number of Dwelling in Order of Visitation: 154 Family Number: 203 Race: White Gender: Male Relation to Head of House: Head Marital status: Single Father's Birthplace: New York Mother's Birthplace: New York Occupation: Day Laborer Months Not Employed: 3 Can Read: Yes Can Speak English: Yes House Owned or Rented: O Farm or House: H Household Members: Name Age Orange A. Strong 50 Head PA NY NY Apr 1850 S day laborer George Moe 42 Head NY NY NY May 1858 M14 day laborer Lina Moe 31 wife NY NY NY Jun 1868 M14 7/6 Edith Moe 13 dau PA NY NY Nov 1886 S at school Viola Moe 9 dau PA NY NY Jun 1890 S at school Minnie Moe 7 dau PA NY NY Nov 1892 s Clara Moe 6 dau PA NY NY Jan 1894 s Lizzie Moe 1 dau PA NY NY Sep 1898 s Bessie Moe 3m dau PA NY NY Feb 1900 s 1900 United States Federal Census about I.H.Dingman date: 27 Jun 1900 enumerator: William Willoughby Name: I. H. Dingman Age: 45 Birth Date: Apr 1845 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Home in 1900: Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania Race: White Gender: Male Relation to Head of House: Head Marital Status: Married Spouse's Name: Eve L Dingman Marriage Year: 1874 Years Married: 26 Father's Birthplace: Pennsylvania Mother's Name: Amy E Dingman Mother's Birthplace:New York Occupation: View on Image Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age I H Dingman 45 Apr 1855 M 26 Head PA PA NY farmer Eve L Dingman 44 Sep 1855 M 26 Wife PA Ger NY 5/5 George J Dingman 24 Sep 1874 S Son PA PA PA day laborer Almond D Dingman23 Oct 1876 S Son PA PA PA day laborer Isaac G Dingman 21 Sep 1878 S Son PA PA PA day laborer Lillian M Dingman 19 Jun 1880 S dau PA PA PA Josephine Dingman16 Oct 1883 S dau PA PA PA at school Amy E Dingman 69 Jun 1830 Wd mother NY NY NY Perry B. Brock Sarah L. Brock wife Willis E. Brock son Amy Brock mother Source Citation: Year: 1900; Census Place: Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania; Roll: 1482; Page: 9B; Enumeration District: 111; FHL microfilm: 1241482. Source Information: Ancestry.com. 1900 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2004.
reunion	Abt 2 Jul 1908
	Complete List of Guests at Lent - VanWegen Reunion. There were fifty-one present, nearly all of whom were connected with the Lent family in some way.
	20190615HAv- 20190615HAv- The Potter Enterprise (Coudersport, Pennsylvania) 02 Jul 1908, Thu Page 4i The Potter Enterprise (Coudersport, Pennsylvania) 02 Jul 1908, Thu Page 4i - article text (OCR) THOSE WHO WERE THERE Complete List of Quests at Lent - VanWegen Reunion Among the decorations at the Lent-Van Wegen reunion last Friday was a bush of roses presented by Mrs. Nelson Goodsell of Allegany Avenue. The flowers were very beautiful notwithstanding the fact that the bush had no care this summer . The bush was originally planted by Mrs. Goodsell's grandfather some seventy years ago and for many years was cared for by her father. Mr. Nelson was one of the pioneers of Potter County. The bush was given Mrs. Goodsell by her parents soon after her marriage fifty-three years agio. The reunions of the Lent-VanWegen families have been held annually for the past forty-five years and never was one more thoroughly joyed than this. There were fifty-one present, nearly all of whom were connected with the Lent family in some way. Those present were - Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. VanWegen. - Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Lent, Miss Mable Lent, Gerald Lent. - Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Lent - Rev. Dr. and Mrs. E. M. Snodgrass and Rev. H. S. Stewart - Mr. and Mrs. William Lent of Mills. - Mr. and Mrs. Wlllam Lent of Towanda. - Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lent and son, Harry. - Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Lent and son, Morris. - Mr. and Mrs. Marian VanWegen, Misses Katherine and Hazel Van Wegen, - Mr. and Mis. Orlo VanWegen and sons, Harold and Arling. - Miss Violet Sherwood of Cross Fork. - Mr. and Mrs. Delbert VanWegen of Port Allegany. - Donald VanWegen and sons, Milford and Paul. - Mr. and Mrs. John Bundy of Odin. - Mr. and Mrs. George Lederer. - John Metzger, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Metzger and daughter, Mildred. - Miss Nora Rennoff. - Miss Ida Henrick. ____________ Everybody Dance At the Sweden Valley ice mine July Fourth. Page context wetzupdoc Member Photo CLIPPED BY wetzupdoc · 14 seconds ago CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 02 Jul 1908, Thu • Page 4
		Lent-VanWegen reunion, complete list PotterEnt 19080702 20190615HAv- 20190615HAv- The Potter Enterprise (Coudersport, Pennsylvania) 02 Jul 1908, Thu Page 4i The Potter Enterprise (Coudersport, Pennsylvania) 02 Jul 1908, Thu Page 4i - article text (OCR) THOSE WHO WERE THERE Complete List of Quests at Lent - VanWegen Reunion Among the decorations at the Lent-Van Wegen reunion last Friday was a bush of…
Residence	1910	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [1]
Draft Registration	Between 1917 and 1918	Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA
activity	Abt 27 Sep 1930	Colesburg, Allegany, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [4]
	The Potter Enterprise, 02 Oct 1930, Thu • p1 TWENTY 4H CLUB BOYS AND GIRLS GET THOROBRED HOLSTEIN CALVES
	20210812GHLn- 20 4H Club Boys & Girls Get Thorobred Holstein Calves at Lent Farm in Colesburg. CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 02 Oct 1930, Thu • Page 1 wetzupdoc Member Photo BYwetzupdoc · 12 Aug 2021 TWENTY 4H CLUB BOYS AND GIRLS GET THOROBRED HOLSTEIN CALVES Youngsters Gather at Lent Farm on Colesburg Road -- Give Notes to John F. Stone of First National Bank -- Eleven Members in Allegheny Valley 4-H Club -- Germania Club Also Gets Its Stock, Now Numbering Twenty Head -- This Club Sponsored By Galeton Bank -- Object Is to Raise Standard of Herds. Last Saturday morning the farm of Harry B. Lent was the scene of much excitement and enthusiasm when the eleven members of the Allegheny Valley 4H Holsteln Calf Club met to draw their calves which had arrived the night before. The boys had an exciting time picking their choice of the calves while waiting for the time when they should draw their calves by lot. At about eleven o'clock John F. Stone of the First National Bank of ARRIVAL OF CALVES AT HARRY B. LENT FARM Coudersport arrived and each boy signed a note with that bank in payment for his calf. The calves were then numbered and each boy drew a number from a hat. The calf bearing a number corresponding to the one he drew from the hat was his. Pictures were taken and each boy started home with his calf. The members of this club are: Paul Dunn, John and James Seymour, Lewis and Frank Lent, Everett and Lester Gooch, John Scott, Harry Palmatier, Everett and Harland Saulters. John F. Stone is sponsoring this club and the First National Bank of Coudersport financed the boys in the purchase of their calves. Last Tuesday nine fine purebred Holsteln calves were brought in and distributed to the members of the Germania 4H Calf Club, bringing the number of calves in that club up to twenty. The calves were brought in by truck and distributed late Tuesday night. The boys and girls were on hand when the calves arrived, drew their calves by lot and took them home. The members of the Germania Club are Frank and Raymond Karhan, Fred and Mildred Swan, Dorothy and Carroll Schaner, John and Elizabeth Winkelman, Rita and Leota Gilbert, Charles and Harold Traub, Reginald and Virgil Handwerk, Leon and Theodore Sykora, Dorothy Gressel, Dale Lechler, Victor and Eleanor Douglas. This club is sponsored by John C. Gault, cashier of the First National Bank of Galeton. This bank also financed each of the club members in the purchase of their calves. All of the calves brought in to the county for 4H Club work are from cows that have produced more than 400 pounds of butterfat and over 10,000 pounds of milk in a year. They are also sired by bulls whose dams have made over 1,000 pounds of butter in a year. Each one of these calves will make the foundation for a high producing herd. The calves in 4H clubs will be fed, managed and cared for under the direct supervision of the Extension Service of the Pennsylvania State Col lege. County Agent Straw reports that there will be between fifteen and twenty calves brought into the communities of Millport and Shinglehouse during this week and next. Meetings of all the newly organized calf clubs in the county were held during the week with County Agent Straw and James P. Keim, Assistant Club Leader of State College in attendance. The members of these clubs are now learning what club activities really mean. The 4H Club work raises the stan dard of production of the dairy herds of the county, improves the production ' methods and increases the profits from the dairy business. YOUNG DAIRYMEN GIVE NOTES TO JOHN F. STONE Clipping location on The Potter Enterprise page 1 CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 02 Oct 1930, Thu • Page 1 wetzupdoc Member Photo BYwetzupdoc · 12 Aug 2021 The Potter Enterprise, Thu • p1
office	1939	Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA [5]
	Potter County Agricultural Extension Association H.C. James, President; Roy W. Maurer, of West Pike, Vice Pres; E. R. Blass, Secretary; H. B. Lent, Treasurer. Officers selected for the upcoming year at the 24th Annual Meeting of the Association.
	20240531GHLn- Potter County Agricultural Extension Association H.C. James, President; Roy W. Maurer, of West Pike, Vice Pres; E. R. Blass, Secretary; H. B. Lent, Treasurer. Officers selected for the upcoming year at the 24th Annual Meeting of the Association.
Military Draft Registration	1942	Hebron Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Race	White [3]
FSID	L48H-VPP
Name	Harry B. Lent [4, 6]
Name	Harry Lent [3]
Burial	1955	Woodland (Five Corners) Cemetery, Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [2]
	20210812GHLn- Harry Bundy Lent BIRTH 24 Dec 1893 DEATH 1955 (aged 61-62) BURIAL Woodland Cemetery Hebron, Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA MEMORIAL ID 130905870 · PHOTOS 2 FLOWERS 2 Son of Frank Lent and Libbie Bundy.. Married Mary Lette.. 3 children Family Members Parents Frank James Lent 1856-1913 Elizabeth A Bundy Lent 1860-1943 Spouse Mary Blanche Leete Lent 1897-1976 (m. 1915) Siblings Clinton R Lent 1881-1934 Children Lewis Lavern Lent 1920-1999 Frank Norman Lent 1922-1985 Flowers • 2 Left by steven sherman on 21 Jul 2018 Left by Evette Dingle-Smith on 14 Mar 2015 Leave a Flower
Death	16 Oct 1955	Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA [1, 2]
	20210812GHLn- Harry Bundy Lent BIRTH 24 Dec 1893 DEATH 1955 (aged 61-62) BURIAL Woodland Cemetery Hebron, Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA MEMORIAL ID 130905870 · PHOTOS 2 FLOWERS 2 Son of Frank Lent and Libbie Bundy.. Married Mary Lette.. 3 children Family Members Parents Frank James Lent 1856-1913 Elizabeth A Bundy Lent 1860-1943 Spouse Mary Blanche Leete Lent 1897-1976 (m. 1915) Siblings Clinton R Lent 1881-1934 Children Lewis Lavern Lent 1920-1999 Frank Norman Lent 1922-1985 Flowers • 2 Left by steven sherman on 21 Jul 2018 Left by Evette Dingle-Smith on 14 Mar 2015 Leave a Flower
Person ID	I70128	WETZEL-SPRING

Father	Lent, Frank James, b. 18 Feb 1856, Hebron Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA d. 17 Nov 1913, Hebron Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 57 years)
Relationship	natural
Mother	Bundy, Elizabeth A., b. 27 May 1860, Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA d. 11 Apr 1943, Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 82 years)
Relationship	natural
Marriage	1885 [1, 3]
Family ID	F52054	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family Leete, Mary Blanche, b. 22 Mar 1897, Bingham Center, Bingham, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA d. 21 May 1976, Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 79 years)

Children

	1. Lent, Frank Norman, b. 6 Feb 1922, Colesburg, Allegany, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA d. 30 Jul 1985, Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 63 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]
	2. Lent, Lewis Laverne, b. 22 Apr 1920, Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA d. 9 Jan 1999, Sweden Valley, Sweden, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 78 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]
	3. Lent, Virginia Mae, b. 20 Aug 1917 d. 13 Nov 1971 (Age 54 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]

Family ID F52848 Group Sheet | Family Chart

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	Birth - 24 Dec 1893 - Hebron Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	Residence - Between 1900 and 1940 - Hebron Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	census 1900 - Age: 6; EnumerationDistrict: 0111; MaritalStatus: Single; RelationToHead: Son - 25 Jun 1900 - Hebron Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	Residence - 1910 - Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	Draft Registration - Between 1917 and 1918 - Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA
	office - Potter County Agricultural Extension Association H.C. James, President; Roy W. Maurer, of West Pike, Vice Pres; E. R. Blass, Secretary; H. B. Lent, Treasurer. Officers selected for the upcoming year at the 24th Annual Meeting of the Association. - 1939 - Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA
	Military Draft Registration - 1942 - Hebron Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	Burial - 1955 - Woodland (Five Corners) Cemetery, Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
	Death - 16 Oct 1955 - Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA

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		Lent-VanWegen reunion, complete list PotterEnt 19080702 20190615HAv- 20190615HAv- The Potter Enterprise (Coudersport, Pennsylvania) 02 Jul 1908, Thu Page 4i The Potter Enterprise (Coudersport, Pennsylvania) 02 Jul 1908, Thu Page 4i - article text (OCR) THOSE WHO WERE THERE Complete List of Quests at Lent - VanWegen Reunion Among the decorations at the Lent-Van Wegen reunion last Friday was a bush of…
		census 1900 USA PA Potter Hebron 111_9 George Moe.jpg 20200616HAv- 1900 United States Federal Census about I.H.Dingman date: 27 Jun 1900 William Willoughby Name: I. H. Dingman Age: 45 Birth: Apr 1845 Pennsylvania Home: Hebron, Potter, Penna Race: White Gender: Male Relation: Head Status: Married Spouse: Eve L Dingman Marriage: 1874 Yrs Marr: 26 his Birth: Pennsylvania Mother: Amy E…
		4H Club Kids Holsteins Colesburg 19301002 news_PottEnt 20210812GHLn- 20 4H Club Boys & Girls Get Thorobred Holstein Calves at Lent Farm in Colesburg. CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 02 Oct 1930, Thu • Page 1 wetzupdoc Member Photo BYwetzupdoc · 12 Aug 2021 TWENTY 4H CLUB BOYS AND GIRLS GET THOROBRED HOLSTEIN CALVES Youngsters Gather at Lent Farm on Colesburg Road --…
		Lent fam mon Cem_Woodland fag_ChrisDodson 20210812GHLn- Harry Bundy Lent BIRTH 24 Dec 1893 DEATH 1955 (aged 61-62) BURIAL Woodland Cemetery Hebron, Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA MEMORIAL ID 130905870 · PHOTOS 2 FLOWERS 2 Son of Frank Lent and Libbie Bundy.. Married Mary Lette.. 3 children Family Members Parents Frank James Lent 1856-1913 Elizabeth A Bundy Lent 1860-1943 Spouse Mary…

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Elizabeth "Libbie" A Bundy Lent 1860-1943
BIRTH 27 MAY 1860 • Potter Co, PA
DEATH 11 APR 1943 • Coudersport, Potter, PA
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Elizabeth "Libbie" A Bundy Lent 1860-1943
BIRTH 27 MAY 1860 • Potter Co, PA
DEATH 11 APR 1943 • Coudersport, Potter, PA
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[S1115] Ancestry.com, U.S., Find A Grave Index, 1600s-Current, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2012;).
Record for Harry Bundy Lent (24) facts
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Harry Bundy Lent
BIRTH 24 Dec 1893
DEATH 1955 (aged 61-62)
BURIAL Woodland Cemetery
Hebron, Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA
MEMORIAL ID 130905870 ·
PHOTOS 2
FLOWERS 2

Son of Frank Lent and Libbie Bundy..
Married Mary Lette.. 3 children

Family Members
Parents Frank James Lent 1856-1913
Elizabeth A Bundy Lent 1860-1943
Spouse Mary Blanche Leete Lent 1897-1976 (m. 1915)
Siblings Clinton R Lent 1881-1934
Children Lewis Lavern Lent 1920-1999
Frank Norman Lent 1922-1985

Flowers • 2
Left by steven sherman on 21 Jul 2018
Left by Evette Dingle-Smith on 14 Mar 2015

Leave a Flower

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Harry Bundy Lent
BIRTH 24 Dec 1893
DEATH 1955 (aged 61-62)
BURIAL Woodland Cemetery
Hebron, Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA
MEMORIAL ID 130905870 ·
PHOTOS 2
FLOWERS 2

Son of Frank Lent and Libbie Bundy..
Married Mary Lette.. 3 children

Family Members
Parents Frank James Lent 1856-1913
Elizabeth A Bundy Lent 1860-1943
Spouse Mary…

[S604] census 1900 USA PA Potter Hebron, Year: 1900; Census Place: Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania; Page: 9; Enumeration District: 0111; FHL microfilm: 1241482.
Record for George Moe (49) facts

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Record for Marcus Harvey (50) facts .......... (106)

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Record for William Varney (40) facts ........... (179)

Record for Robert Haskins (51) facts .......... (226) ... (205)

Record for Benjamin Lindsley (7) facts ....................... (211)

Record for Daniel C Baker (35) facts .......................... (241)

Record for James Cavenaugh (15) facts .................... (256)

Record for Mary B Harris (7) facts .............................. (263)

Record for Alva B Harris (5) facts .............................. (268)

Record for William Reynolds (7) facts ......................... (275)

Record for W H Dennis (21) facts .............................. (296)

Record for J W Matteson (14) facts ........................... (310) completed

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1900 United States Federal Census about I.H.Dingman
date: 27 Jun 1900
William Willoughby
Name: I. H. Dingman
Age: 45
Birth: Apr 1845
Pennsylvania
Home: Hebron, Potter, Penna
Race: White
Gender: Male
Relation: Head
Status: Married
Spouse: Eve L Dingman
Marriage: 1874
Yrs Marr: 26
his Birth: Pennsylvania
Mother: Amy E Dingman
her Birth: New York
Occ: View on Image
Household
9A
Robert Haskins 32
Clara B Haskins 38
Herman C Haskins 16
9B:
Elanor Haskins 14 dau PA PA PA
Lynn Haskins 13 son PA PA PA
Rhoda Haskins 10 dau PA PA PA
Daniel Haskins 8 son PA PA PA

William Varney 38 Head PA PA PA Oct 1861 M14 day laborer
Mary Varney 30 wife NY VT NY Sep 1869 M14 5/4
Ethel Varney 12 dau PA PA NY Aug 1887 s at school
Truman Varney 9 son PA PA NY Dec 1890 s at school
Ina Varney 6 dau PA PA NY Mar 1894 s
Hazel Varney 4 dau PA PA NY Nov 1895 s

Marcus Harvey 49 Head PA NY NY Jul 1850 M23 farmer
Agnes Harvey 41wife PA NY NY Jan 1859 M23 5/5
Fred A Harvey 18 son PA PA PA Jul 1881 s
Glen Harvey 14 son PA PA PA Oct 1885 s at school
Mable Harvey 12 dau PA PA PA Jul 1887 s at school
Cassie Harvey 8 dau PA PA PA Sep 1897 s at school
Christina Harvey 5 dau PA PA PA Aug 1894 s

Frank Lent 44 Head PA PA NY
Elizebeth Lent 40 wife
Harry Lent 6 son
Clinton R Lent 19 son
Mauriet Lent 68 father
Catherine Lent 65 mother
Benjamin Lindsley 16 boarder

Orange A. Strong 50 Head PA NY NY Apr 1850 S day laborer

George Moe 42 Head NY NY NY May 1858 M14 day laborer
Lina Moe 31 wife NY NY NY Jun 1868 M14 7/6
Edith Moe 13 dau PA NY NY Nov 1886 S at school
Viola Moe 9 dau PA NY NY Jun 1890 S at school
Minnie Moe 7 dau PA NY NY Nov 1892 s
Clara Moe 6 dau PA NY NY Jan 1894 s
Lizzie Moe 1 dau PA NY NY Sep 1898 s
Bessie Moe 3m dau PA NY NY Feb 1900 s

Ann Cavenaugh 59 Head
James Cavenaugh 66 husband
Mary B Harris 12 boarder
Alva B Harris 7 boarder

Daniel C Baker 43
Charlotte R Baker 27
Alzina M Baker 7
Orville R Baker 4
Oslo A Baker 2

W. H. Dennis 46 Head NY NY NY Sep 1853 M17 stone mason
Louis L Dennis 15 dau
John L Dennis 13 son
Louisa Dennis 70 mother

William Reynolds 69 Head NY NY NY Nov 1830 Wd farmer

J W Matteson 51 Head PA NY NY May 1849 M29 farmer
Ada E Matteson 46 wife PA NY NY Feb 1859 M29

I H Dingman 45 Apr 1855 M 26 Head PA PA NY farmer
111-10A
Eve L Dingman 44 Sep 1855 M 26 Wife PA Ger NY 5/5
George J Dingman 24 Sep 1874 S Son PA PA PA day laborer
Almond D Dingman 23 Oct 1876 S Son PA PA PA day laborer
Isaac G Dingman 21 Sep 1878 S Son PA PA PA day laborer
Lillian M Dingman 19 Jun 1880 S dau PA PA PA
Josephine Dingman16 Oct 1883 S dau PA PA PA at school
Amy E Dingman 69 Jun 1830 Wd mother NY NY NY

Perry B. Brock
Sarah L. Brock wife
Willis E. Brock son
Amy Brock mother

Source Citation: Year: 1900; Census Place: Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania; Roll: 1482; Page: 9B; Enumeration District: 111; FHL microfilm: 1241482.
Source Information: Ancestry.com. 1900 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2004.

Name Birth Marriage Arrival Residence
Elanor Haskins Feb 1886 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Lynn Haskins Aug 1886 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Rhoda Haskins Mar 1890 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Daniel Haskins Sep 1891 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
William Varney Oct 1861 Pennsylvania 1886 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Mary Varney Sep 1869 New York 1886 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Ethel Varney Aug 1887 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Truman Varney Dec 1890 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Ina Varney Mar 1894 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Hazel Varney Nov 1895 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Marcus Harvey Jul 1850 Pennsylvania 1877 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Agnes Harvey Jan 1859 Pennsylvania 1877 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Fred A Harvey Jul 1881 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Glen Harvey Oct 1885 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Mable Harvey Jul 1887 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Cassie Harvey Sep 1891 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Christina Harvey Aug 1894 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Frank Lent Feb 1846 Pennsylvania 1885 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Elizebeth Lent May 1860 Pennsylvania 1885 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Harry Lent Dec 1893 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Clinton R Lent Feb 1881 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Mauriet Lent Feb 1832 Pennsylvania 1854 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Catherine Lent Mar 1835 New York 1854 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Benjamin Lindsley Mar 1884 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Orange A Strong Apr 1850 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
George Moe May 1858 New York 1886 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Lina Moe Jun 1869 New York 1886 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Edith Moe Nov 1886 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Viola Moe Jun 1890 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Minnie Moe Nov 1892 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Clara Moe Jan 1894 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Lizzie Moe Sep 1899 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Bessie Moe Feb 1900 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Ann Cavenaugh Feb 1841 New York 1884 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
James Cavenaugh Jul 1833 New York 1884 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Mary B Harris Apr 1888 Missouri 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Alva B Harris Jan 1893 Missouri 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Daniel C Baker Oct 1856 Virginia 1893 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Charlotte R Baker Mar 1873 Pennsylvania 1893 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Alzina M Baker Sep 1892 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Orville R Baker Sep 1895 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Oslo A Baker Sep 1897 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
W H Dennis Sep 1853 New York 1883 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Louis L Dennis Mar 1885 Pennsylvania 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
John L Dennis Oct 1886 New York 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Louisa Dennis Sep 1829 New York 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
William Reynolds Nov 1830 New York 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
J W Matteson May 1849 Pennsylvania 1871 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Ada E Matteson Feb 1854 Pennsylvania 1871 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
J H Bingman Apr 1845 Pennsylvania 1874 1900 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA

Source Information
Ancestry.com. 1900 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2004.
Original data: United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Twelfth Census of the United States, 1900. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1900. T623, 1854 rolls.

George Moe in the 1900 United States Federal Census
date: 25 June 1900
William Willoughby
Name: George Moe
Age: 42
Birth: May 1858
New York
Home: Hebron twp, Potter, Pennsylvania
House: 1
Sheet: 9
order: 154
Family: 204
Race: White
Gender: Male
Relation: Head
status: Married
Spouse: Lina Moe
Marriage: 1886
Father's Birth: New York
Mother's Birth: New York
Occ: Day Laborer
Months Not Employed: 2
Read: Yes
Write: Yes
Speak English: Yes
House Rented
House
Household Members:
Name Age
Robert Haskins 32
Clara B Haskins 38
Herman C Haskins 16

Elanor Hoskins 14 dau PA PA PA
Lynn Hoskins 13 son PA PA PA
Rhoda Hoskins 10 dau PA PA PA
Daniel Hoskins 8 son PA PA PA

William Varney 38 Head PA PA PA Oct 1861 M14 day laborer
Mary Varney 30 wife NY VT NY Sep 1869 M14 5/4
Ethel Varney 12 dau PA PA NY Aug 1887 s at school
Truman Varney 9 son PA PA NY Dec 1890 s at school
Ina Varney 6 dau PA PA NY Mar 1894 s
Hazel Varney 4 dau PA PA NY Nov 1895 s

Marcus Harvey 49 Head PA NY NY Jul 1850 M23 farmer
Agnes Harvey 41wife PA NY NY Jan 1859 M23 5/5
Fred A Harvey 18 son PA PA PA Jul 1881 s
Glen Harvey 14 son PA PA PA Oct 1885 s at school
Mable Harvey 12 dau PA PA PA Jul 1887 s at school
Cassie Harvey 8 dau PA PA PA Sep 1897 s at school
Christina Harvey 5 dau PA PA PA Aug 1894 s

Frank Lent 44 Head PA PA NY
Elizebeth Lent 40 wife
Harry Lent 6 son
Clinton R Lent 19 son
Mauriet Lent 68 father
Catherine Lent 65 mother
Benjamin Lindsley 16 boarder

Orange A. Strong 50 Head PA NY NY Apr 1850 S day laborer

George Moe 42 Head NY NY NY May 1858 M14 day laborer
Lina Moe 31 wife NY NY NY Jun 1868 M14 7/6
Edith Moe 13 dau PA NY NY Nov 1886 S at school
Viola Moe 9 dau PA NY NY Jun 1890 S at school
Minnie Moe 7 dau PA NY NY Nov 1892 s
Clara Moe 6 dau PA NY NY Jan 1894 s
Lizzie Moe 1 dau PA NY NY Sep 1898 s
Bessie Moe 3m dau PA NY NY Feb 1900 s

Ann Cavenaugh 59 Head
James Cavenaugh 66 husband
Mary B Harris 12 boarder
Alva B Harris 7 boarder

Daniel C Baker 43
Charlotte R Baker 27
Alzina M Baker 7
Orville R Baker 4
Oslo A Baker 2

W. H. Dennis 46 Head NY NY NY Sep 1853 M17 stone mason
Louis L Dennis 15 dau
John L Dennis 13 son
Louisa Dennis 70 mother

William Reynolds 69 Head NY NY NY Nov 1830 Wd farmer

J W Matteson 51 Head PA NY NY May 1849 M29 farmer
Ada E Matteson 46 wife PA NY NY Feb 1859 M29

I H Dingman 45 Apr 1855 M 26 Head PA PA NY farmer
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Eve L Dingman 44 Sep 1855 M 26 Wife PA Ger NY 5/5
George J Dingman 24 Sep 1874 S Son PA PA PA day laborer
Almond D Dingman 23 Oct 1876 S Son PA PA PA day laborer
Isaac G Dingman 21 Sep 1878 S Son PA PA PA day laborer
Lillian M Dingman 19 Jun 1880 S dau PA PA PA
Josephine Dingman16 Oct 1883 S dau PA PA PA at school
Amy E Dingman 69 Jun 1830 Wd mother NY NY NY

Perry B. Brock
Sarah L. Brock wife
Willis E. Brock son
Amy Brock mother

Source Citation
Year: 1900; Census Place: Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania; Page: 9; Enumeration District: 0111; FHL microfilm: 1241482
Orange A Strong in the 1900 United States Federal Census
date: 25 June 1900
William Willoughby
Name: Orange A Strong
[Orange H Strong]
Age: 50
Birth: Apr 1850
Penna
Home: Hebron twp, Potter, Pennsylvania
House: 1
Sheet: 9
Order: 154
Family: 203
Race: White
Gender: Male
Relation: Head
status: Single
Father's Birth: New York
Mother's Birth: New York
Occ: Day Laborer
Months Not Employed: 3
Read: Yes
Speak English: Yes
House Owned
House:
Household
Orange A. Strong 50 Head PA NY NY Apr 1850 S day laborer

George Moe 42 Head NY NY NY May 1858 M14 day laborer
Lina Moe 31 wife NY NY NY Jun 1868 M14 7/6
Edith Moe 13 dau PA NY NY Nov 1886 S at school
Viola Moe 9 dau PA NY NY Jun 1890 S at school
Minnie Moe 7 dau PA NY NY Nov 1892 s
Clara Moe 6 dau PA NY NY Jan 1894 s
Lizzie Moe 1 dau PA NY NY Sep 1898 s
Bessie Moe 3m dau PA NY NY Feb 1900 s

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	census 1900 USA PA Potter Hebron 111_9 Haskins, Robt.jpg Year: 1900; Census Place: Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania; Page: 9; Enumeration District: 0111; FHL microfilm: 1241482 Robert Haskins 32 Clara B Haskins 38 Herman C Haskins 16 Elanor Hoskins 14 Lynn Hoskins 13 Rhoda Hoskins 10 Daniel Hoskins 8

[S1993] Newspapers.com: Potter Journal Leader Enterprise-, Twenty 4H Club Boys Get Thorobred Holstein Calves at Lent Farm in Colesburg. 02 Oct 1930, Thu • p1.
Harry B. Lent (1) fact
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TWENTY 4H CLUB BOYS AND GIRLS GET THOROBRED HOLSTEIN CALVES
Youngsters Gather at Lent Farm on Colesburg Road -- Give Notes to John F. Stone of First National Bank -- Eleven Members in Allegheny Valley 4-H Club -- Germania Club Also Gets Its Stock, Now Numbering Twenty Head -- This Club Sponsored By Galeton Bank -- Object Is to Raise Standard of Herds.
Last Saturday morning the farm of Harry B. Lent was the scene of much excitement and enthusiasm when the eleven members of the Allegheny Valley 4H Holsteln Calf Club met to draw their calves which had arrived the night before. The boys had an exciting time picking their choice of the calves while waiting for the time when they should draw their calves by lot.
At about eleven o'clock John F. Stone of the First National Bank of

ARRIVAL OF CALVES AT HARRY B. LENT FARM

Coudersport arrived and each boy signed a note with that bank in payment for his calf. The calves were then numbered and each boy drew a number from a hat. The calf bearing a number corresponding to the one he drew from the hat was his. Pictures were taken and each boy started home with his calf. The members of this club are:
Paul Dunn,
John and James Seymour,
Lewis and Frank Lent,
Everett and Lester Gooch,
John Scott,
Harry Palmatier,
Everett and Harland Saulters.
John F. Stone is sponsoring this club and the First National Bank of Coudersport financed the boys in the purchase of their calves.
Last Tuesday nine fine purebred Holsteln calves were brought in and distributed to the members of the Germania 4H Calf Club, bringing the number of calves in that club up to twenty. The calves were brought in by truck and distributed late Tuesday night. The boys and girls were on hand when the calves arrived, drew their calves by lot and took them home. The members of the Germania Club are
Frank and Raymond Karhan, Fred and Mildred Swan,
Dorothy and Carroll Schaner,
John and Elizabeth Winkelman,
Rita and Leota Gilbert,
Charles and Harold Traub,
Reginald and Virgil Handwerk,
Leon and Theodore Sykora,
Dorothy Gressel, Dale Lechler,
Victor and Eleanor Douglas.
This club is sponsored by John C. Gault, cashier of the First National Bank of Galeton. This bank also financed each of the club members in the purchase of their calves.
All of the calves brought in to the county for 4H Club work are from cows that have produced more than 400 pounds of butterfat and over 10,000 pounds of milk in a year. They are also sired by bulls whose dams have made over 1,000 pounds of butter in a year.
Each one of these calves will make the foundation for a high producing herd. The calves in 4H clubs will be fed, managed and cared for under the direct supervision of the Extension Service of the Pennsylvania State Col lege. County Agent Straw reports that there will be between fifteen and twenty calves brought into the communities of Millport and Shinglehouse during this week and next.
Meetings of all the newly organized calf clubs in the county were held during the week with County Agent Straw and James P. Keim, Assistant Club Leader of State College in attendance. The members of these clubs are now learning what club activities really mean. The 4H Club work raises the stan dard of production of the dairy herds of the county, improves the production ' methods and increases the profits from the dairy business.

YOUNG DAIRYMEN GIVE NOTES TO JOHN F. STONE

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[S292] newspaper: Potter Leader Enterprise-, Thu, Nov 23, 1939 p1 Miss Rose Crane, Many Years Coudy Teacher, Aged Resident Dies From Burns; Arthur G. Logue Alive well 20240531GHLn-.
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ARTHUR G. LOGUE
The story that gained wide circulation Monday that Game Protector A. G. Logue had been shot was much like Mark Twain's comment when he was reported as having died: "Greatly exaggerated."
Art was not shot nor half shot. His home was deluged with telephone calls asking if the report was true. The Enterprise had to deny the story many times as did the Enterprise editors at their homes.
When an Enterprise writer visited the Logue home where Mr. Logue has his office he found a very busy man. Making a report on the many violations listed elsewhere in this paper is no small job.
At any rate the Enterprise is glad to report the genial official as alive, well and busy.

BIG BUCK KILLED
A Greyhound bus hit and killed a buck deer on the highway above Sweden Valley, about 8:00 o'clock Tuesday morning. It was so badly mangled, the carcass could not be saved.

DAUGHTER BORN
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Kellam, November 8, in the George Washington University Hospital, Washington, D. C., a daughter, Carol Sue. Mr. and Mrs. Kellam have one other child, Donald Swift.

AGED RESIDENT DIES FROM BURNS
Miss Rose Crane, Many Years Teacher in Local Schools, Mourned By Many.
Miss Rose Crane succumbed Sunday evening at the Coudersport Hospital from burns received that morning at her home on Ross street.
In trying to hurry a slowly starting coal fire, Miss Crane poured on gasoline. In a flash she was enveloped in flames from head to foot.
Richard Deweese, a relative, asleep upstairs, was aroused by her screams and tried to smother the flames with a rug but in her frenzy Miss Crane eluded him until she was terribly burned. The young man made a brave effort for which he deserves due credit. An ambulance was summoned and she was removed to the hospital, where everything was done to make, her last hours as comfortable as possible.
Rose Adelaide Crane was born in Odin, a daughter of Earl G. and Mary Dingee Crane. She, with her family, came to Coudersport at an early age and lived here practically all her life. She was the last of a family of five children.
She began her teaching career at the age of 16 and taught first grade in the Coudersport schools for approximately 45 years, being especially successful in teaching the very young. This period was interrupted by a course at the Cook County Normal School in Chicago, Ill., from which she was graduated in 1893.
Following her retirement from the public schools, she established a kindergarten in her home, which she conducted until her death.
In 1911 a relative, Miss Lura Dingee, now Mrs. L. J. Costello of Woodbury, N.J., after the death of her parents, came here to make her home with Miss Crane. Later Miss Crane became guardian to Mrs. Foster Gwilliam of Wenonah, N. J., the former Jewell Deweese, and her brother, Richard Deweese, who still made his home with the deceased. No nearer relatives survive.
Funeral services were held at 2:00 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the Seventh Day Adventist Church, of which she had been a devout member for many years. The pastor, the Rev. M. W. Sickler, officiated.

UNDERGOES APPENDECTOMY
Mrs. Harold Von Nieda underwent an appendectomy Tuesday morning at the Coudersport Hospital. She came through the operation nicely and her condition is as good as can be expected at this time.

ATTENDED FUNERAL
Mrs Fred H. Bloom and daughters Gertrude and Dorothy, attended the funeral of the former's mother, Mrs. Katharina Bluhm of of Williamsport, Saturday morning.

RETURNED FROM HOSPITAL
Miss Phyllis Benson returned home Saturday from the Olean General Hospital, where she had tics by Runals. been operated, upon for appendicitis by Dr. A.L. Runals.

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COUDERSPORT, PENNA., Tuesday served playettes, Quintuplets," singing
• ATTORNEY DIES WELL KNOWN MAN
Prominent in Fraternal Circles, Harry W. Nelson Will Be Greatly Missed.
Death claimed Harry W. Nelson at the Coudersport General Hospital Sunday morning at 8:00 o'clock. He had been a patient there for two weeks and for a time his friends did not consider his condition as serious. A short time previous to the end it was realized there was little hope for him.
Harry Wood Nelson was the son of Hall T. and Annett Goff Nelson. He was born in Coudersport August 20, 1871, and Coudersport was always his home. Mr. Nelson received his education in the local school and the old Coudersport Academy, and studied law in the office of J. Newton Peck. He was admitted to practice over 40 years
HARRY W. NELSON
ago. He served the county some years ago as district attorney, and he had served for a long period of years as referee in bankruptcy.
He became a member of the Masonic fraternity in early manhood and was secretary of Eulalia Lodge, No. 342, over a long period of time. He was a member of Coudersport Consistory, served for a time as secretary and for many years he was the organist. He was also an Odd Fellow and was holding the position of District Deputy Grand Master at the time of his death. One aunt, Mrs. Oliva Park, Waverly, is the nearest surviving relative. Mr. Nelson was possessed of a remarkable memory, especially for names and faces, and hundreds of fraternal brothers will mourn his passing.
Rev. F. F. Snyder, former Rector of Christ Church, now of Williamsport, came to Coudersport and conducted the last rites from the Consistory Cathedral at 2:00 o'clock Tuesday, as he had promised to do when Mr. Nelson was seriously ill two or three years ago. The deceased had been a faithful member of that church for a long time and at times when the church was temporarily without a rector he acted that capacity.
Burial was made Eulalia cemetery.

NEW STORE OPENS IN COUDERSPORT
Harold B. Von Nieda • Will Cater to Needs of Motorists With Big Fine Line.
An outstanding event in Coudersport's business history is the opening of the new Western Auto Associate Store, owned and operated by Harold B. Von Nieda on Main street.
Most car owners in this vicinity are familiar with the Western Auto Supply Company of Kansas City. It is the oldest and largest organization of its kind, founded in 1909 and now more than 200 stores all the United operating, States, which were formerly the exclusive outlets for many of its well-known brands of merchandise.
Now, however, the company is wholesaling these products to more than 1,200 individual merchants throughout the country, enabling them to offer the public this same merchandise with an established reputation for quality at moneysaving prices.
It is stated that the new store offers the largest and most complete stocks of auto supplies and accessories, also radios, bicycles, sporting goods and a varied line of hardware items, all at prices that compare favorably with those of the big company-owned stores. Every item is of selected quality and backed by "Satisfaction or Money Back."
Mr. Von Nieda is well known in Coudersport and has a host of friends who wish him well in his new enterprise.
The new store is now open for business, but Saturday will be "Official Opening Day" and Mr. Von Nieda promises to have special prices on a number of popular items in honor of the occasion.

ENTERTAINED MOTHER
Mr. and Mrs. Louis P. Chastain entertained at their home here Friday evening in honor of her mother, Mrs. Milo Lyman, the occasion being her 72nd birthday anniversary. Those present were
Prof. and Mrs. Ivan Fiske and son, Gordon, Bradford;
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lyman and daughters, Betty and Lois, and
Mr. and Mrs. Chastain and sons, Rupert and Richard.
Mrs. Lyman left Tuesday evening for Fayetteville, N. C., where she will spend the winter months. Nurse Nellie Thompson accompanied her there and will return home in a few days.

BEAR HUNTERS BEAR HUNTERS
Thomas Smiles and 8 party of eight hunters from Clearfield, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Mitchell Wednesday and Thursday..

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