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Anne Ouellette Gerner
In case anyone is interested, the ladies are:
1st row: Connie Psychos, Eleanor Austin Russell, Helen Psychos Snowman, Tillie Masolotte, Florence Wagner, June Booth, Kay English, Virginia Stiles Goodnoe, Helen Baughman.
2nd row: Verena Raymond, unknown, Myrtle Vosburg, Beth Burt, unknown, Coletta Patterson, Helen Chamberlain.
3rd row: Deirdre Norman, Essie Eimer, Mrs Clayton Junker, Lena Howland, Gertrude Jordan, Ruth Barrie, Fannie Perkins, Mary Hanley, Bessie Lehman.
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Dale: I also found this old photo from Coudersport. There is no date on it. My Aunt Kay English is in the front row, 3rd from the right. Apparently this function involved hats....and possibly wine. - with Tricia Kowalski, Lena Howland, Mary Hanley and 19 others.
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Brenda Kenealy Williams
So many familiar faces. Tillie Masolotte 1st row 4th from left, Ginny Goodnoe 1st row 2nd from right.
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Dale Ulkins
Hi old friend, Brenda Kenealy Williams. I thought that was Tillie and Ginny but wasn't sure. Not many others look familiar, though. The woman in the 1st row left looks familiar but I can't place her. I wonder where my mom and her other sisters are?
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Ginny Foust
I think she is one of the Psychos (Olympic) girls??
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Thomas T Shirey
Second row ...third from the left ..is that Singer Kuratomi? Second row 4th from the left...is that Miss Frederick...third grade teacher ?
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Ginny Foust
Next to her is Marie Green 5th grade.
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Ginny Foust
Then Coletta Patterson.
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Judilyn Price Zierowicz
Last row second lady has a lamp shade for her hat.
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Debbie Lewis Lamantia
Was this maybe from the New Century club?
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Debbie Lewis Lamantia
Wait...is this in the Presbyterian Church? anyone recognize the picture/
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Debbie Lewis Lamantia
or PTA?
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Debbie Lewis Lamantia
I'm done guessing now.... I promise. Jane Heimel Metzger thoughts?...you're so good at this.
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Jane Heimel Metzger
I think perhaps it could be the Office Girls. I tagged Essie Eimer (back row, second from right) who was the Potter Enterprise Office Girl. I think it's Barbara Wallace fourth from the right in the back row with Gertrude Guenther third from the right. It's not the Presby Church but could be the Consistory?
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Brenda Kenealy Williams
Rena Rosenbloom 2ndfrom right 2nd row and June Booth 4th from right 1st row? Was there a Business and Professional women's ?
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Katie Coffey
Looks like the Presbyterian Church
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Katie Coffey
not so sure that's Barbara Wallace....doesn't really look like my mother
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Dale Ulkins
My aunt was Catholic so it wasn't a Presbyterian group. Judging by the hats, I'm thinking they were members of The Riders of the Purple Sage.
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Dale Ulkins
Aunt Kay did belong to Office Girls.
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Scott Robbins
I think that this might be the Lutheran church because the picture is Martin Luther. I ran across this picture while doing some volunteer work in high school. The pastor at the time, Pastor Danielson told me that the picture was removed from the Church because there was a rumor that the Lutherans had stopped worshiping God and had settled on Martin Luther.
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Dale Ulkins
Great detective work, Scott Robbins. I wondered who the dude in the painting was.
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Sandy Major
Gertrude Jordan directly under picture. More than likely this was a Office Girls function.
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Linda Goodnoe Russell
That is my mom second from the right, front row. I bet Birdella Haskins or Jeannie Hawkins could put a time and place and fill in the blanks.
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Dale Ulkins
Hi Linda Goodnoe Russell. I loved your mom! Gee Wally, I have written to the dynamic duo of Kenealy and Goodnoe in the same day. WOW! Out of the ess's and into the straights, in the immortal words of Dennis Smith!
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Dale Ulkins
Oh, and Brenda Kenealy Williams, I found a newspaper clipping in a scrapbook when your dad was shot down and missing in action! A follow-up short article stated that they found him!
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Brenda Kenealy Williams
That is great. I do have lots of newspaper clippings my Grandmother Kenealy saved including the letters and telegram they received reporting his safe return. I really enjoy seeing these old pictures. Thanks!
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Marty Maiuro
I think Ruth Barrie is in the back row, fourth from right......maybe Mrs. Francis in the front.4th from left.
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Steven J Heimel
Maybe this would be after the parrish house was built at St. Eulalia.
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Mary LaRosa Riggle
Mom may be 3rd from the lefct - top row.
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Kathy Hewitt Kinard
What stylish women! I LOVE hats.
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Anne Ouellette Gerner
Hello. Anne Ouellette Gerner, and I'm the current President of the Office Girls of Coudersport and have this picture in the scrapbook I've been working on for our club. The picture was taken at the Lutheran Church's Sunday school room. I've been told they all made their own hats. A few of these ladies are still in our club. I'm still looking for the date this picture was taken. I have several of the ladies identified and thanks to some of you, have a few more now. I'm still looking to find out who the 2nd lady in the 2nd row from left is and the 3rd from the right in the 2nd row. They are the 2 I'm missing. If anyone can tell me who they are, I'd really appreciate it. You can just fb me on my page. Thanks.
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Anne Ouellette Gerner
In case anyone is interested, the ladies are:
1st row: Connie Psychos, Eleanor Austin Russell, Helen Psychos Snowman, Tillie Masolotte, Florence Wagner, June Booth, Kay English, Virginia Stiles Goodnoe, Helen Baughman.
2nd row: Verena Raymond, unknown, Myrtle Vosburg, Beth Burt, unknown, Coletta Patterson, Helen Chamberlain.
3rd row: Deirdre Norman, Essie Eimer, Mrs Clayton Junker, Lena Howland, Gertrude Jordan, Ruth Barrie, Fannie Perkins, Mary Hanley, Bessie Lehman.
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Thomas Maynard
Thank you so much Anne Ouellette Gerner, for completing the thread of this post with your complete identification. I have enjoyed this post very much. I have copied it all for my files.
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Judith Regg
I think it is the Lutheran Church Sunday School room. I recognize the picture of Martin Luther in the background and remember the room itself. Eleanor Russell may remember also.
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Dale Ulkins
Tagging these photos doesn't work real well as the purpose of tagging is to share with other FB members. I'm pretty sure these ladies don't have FB accounts.
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Thomas Maynard
Judith Regg, see Scott Robbins, comment above. I think the location and identities are pretty well verified. Maybe if someone knows the date it would be nice. I have this entire post in a word file, including in the heading the picture and underneath it the identification. I would be glad to share with anyone.
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Dale Ulkins
I checked the photo. There is no date on it.
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Thomas Maynard
Thanks Dale Ulkins, maybe a phone cal, about the date, by someone that knows one of the girls in the picture might work? Three of the first four girls in the first row are still living in Coudy now. Just saying.
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Dale Ulkins
Cousin Donna Schroeder had a Mr. Bob Morey look at the photos and got some help from Tillie Masolotte. Here's their spin:
Connie Psychos, Elanor Austin Russell, Helen Snowman, Tillie Masolotte, Florence Wagner, June Booth, Kay English, Virginia Stiles Goodnoe, Helen Baughman
middle row
Verna Raymond, Josephine Snyder, Myrtle Vosburg, Margaret BUchanan, Mary Kelly, ? then Helen Chamberlan
back row
Dedrie AHl,, Essie Eimer. Pearl Junker, Lena Howland, Gertrude Jordan, Ruth Barrie, Gurdue Perkins, Mary Hanley, Bessie Lehman
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Thomas Maynard
Dale Ulkins this pretty much agrees with Anne Oullette Gerners listing above. Still looking for a date.
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Dale Ulkins
Is there an escort service in Coudersport?
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Thomas Maynard
I should have known better. Elder abuse.
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John Christy Wetzel
These photos can still be tagged, even with non-FB names (they just don't hyperlink). It took me a while to figure this out. I'm going to tag Miss Fredericks, since I think Thomas T Shirey is right and she's about the only one I recognize (my 3rd grade teacher too). If no tag shows, then... well, I couldn't do it.
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John Christy Wetzel
woops! Now that I've blown it up, I[m not so sure about Miss Fredericks, especially since someone has already tagged her 'Beth Burt', which, together with a few other tags already there, answers the tagging question. Precious!
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John Christy Wetzel
The lady, last row, 6th from left, to lower right of picture, with beanie-like hat- looks very familiar to me, one of the very few who does. Anyone know who she is? Many thanks for the tagging, whoever did it- Dale Ulkins?
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John C Wetzel
Has anyone come up with a date for this photo? Even estimating the ages, from those really familiar with any of the ladies?
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Yesterday · 04 April 2020
I love this photo. Didn't see it in 2014 but have one time since. If anyone sees any errors please let me know before I purchase a hard copy. Thanks.
Must give credits here, a day late, some time ago I believe Dale Ulkins posted this photo but I don't know who originally posted in 2014. Big credits go to Anne Quellette Gerner and Donna Schroeder/Bob Morey who put the ID lists together. A Big Thank You to these people.
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Richard Neefe
Unusual for ladies to cross legs when this was taken. Couple are nearly showing a knee.
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Linda Goodnoe Russell
Oh my gosh I have never seen this one My mom Virginia Goodnoe ??
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Jay Young
Love all these old pictures, what is neat about Coudersport, is that all the surnames are so common to me.
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Ken Cole Yes.
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Marie Diebel Dunn Aww look at miss Tilly
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Patricia Snyder
Jami Lynne, Mike Snyder, Josephine Snyder in the second row is Uncle Don’s first wife. She died from cancer.
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Ken Cole
Outstanding job placing the names.
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Jenny Elliott
This was taken @ St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran church before.my time here
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Deb Bliss Plummer
That’s priceless!!
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Dann Shalkowski Sr.
I remember some of those ladies! Good job Dick!
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Dale Ulkins
My old picture has sure made its rounds!
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John Kallerson
I knew the picture of Martin Luther was familiar. Still hangs in entrance to St. Paul’s Lutheran Church. Recognize some names.
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Marilyn Gorrell
Wonderful.
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Kim Chitester
Was this taken at the Lutheran church?
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Barbara Love Brown
I believe it is now our Gathering Room. Not sure but from the names perhaps it might be the current Office Girls group.
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Barbara Love Brown
Helen Snowman and sister Connie may remember the photo.
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Jacqueline Haskins Austin
Kara Elaine Snowman, Wanda Louise (Bessie Lehman) Donna Lehman ?? Mrs Vosburg - my mom use to go visit her
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John C Wetzel
Dale Ulkins? posted this 23 July 2014 in You know you're from Coudersport, PA if..........
"I also found this old photo from Coudersport... " And thank you so much, Richard Neefe, for the ID's. Too bad we can't tag and have all tags show. BTW, I did correct some spelling errors in tags above.
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Still no date though, huh?
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Official Obituary of
Helen P. Snowman
October 20, 1929 ~ March 8, 2024 (age 94)
Helen P. Snowman, 94, of Coudersport, PA passed away peacefully surrounded by her family on Friday, March 8, 2024. Helen was born on October 20, 1929, in Coudersport, the daughter of the late Gust and Bessie (Georgas) Psychos. She married Galen A. Snowman on July 12, 1958, in Coudersport, and celebrated 53 years of marriage until his passing on December 10, 2011.
Helen was the valedictorian of Coudersport High School, Class of 1947. Her professional career started at an early age working alongside her parents at the family owned confectionery, the Olympic. The Olympic was a gathering place for many young people and provided fond memories for the local community. She then worked for Production Credit in Coudersport, but left to start her family. She was a longtime Mary Kay Consultant (50+ years), and continued to be well into her 90’s. She was a dedicated member of the Christ Episcopal Church, the Eulalia Chapter #148 of the Order of the Eastern Star, and the Office Girls Club of Coudersport. In her earlier years, Helen enjoyed square dancing and sewing. She loved cooking and was well known for her Greek pastries during the holidays. She was very proud of her Greek heritage. Helen’s door was always open and she particularly enjoyed visiting with her friends and family on her front porch.
Helen is survived by daughters, Stephanie (Terry) Gerhart of Coudersport; Kara Snowman of Delray Beach, FL; a son, Gregory Snowman of Coudersport; sisters, Constance Psychos of Coudersport; Chrysanthia Kepler of Lindale, TX; a brother, Charles Psychos of Arlington, VA; grandchildren: Kellen (Katelyn) Gerhart, Joseph (Amy) Gerhart, Jacey Gaberseck, Colton (Wade Foster) Gerhart, Madeline Wulff, Colin Wulff, and Sophia (Austin) Cullinan, 5 great grandchildren, with one on the way, and 4 nieces and nephews. In addition to her husband and parents, Helen was preceded in death by a brother, William Psychos, an infant sister, Beatrice Psychos, and a great grandson, Waylon Gerhart.
Family and friends are welcome to pay their respects Tuesday, March 12, 2024, from 2-4pm and 6-8pm at the Thomas E. Fickinger Funeral Home, 210 N. East St., Coudersport. A funeral service will be held, Wednesday, March 13, 2024 at 11am, at the Christ Episcopal Church, 601 N. Main St., Coudersport, with Mother Janis Yskamp and Pastor Joseph Gerhart, officiating.
Burial will follow in Sweden Hill Cemetery, Coudersport.
The family suggest memorial contributions in Helen’s name be made to: Christ Episcopal Church, 601 N. Main St., Coudersport, UPMC Cole Home Health and Hospice, 102-108 N. Main St., Coudersport, Cole Manor through the Cole Foundation, 1001 E. Second St., Coudersport, PA 16915, or to a local charity of the donor’s choice.
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Cousin Elaine
March 10, 2024 8:46 PM
A little bit of sunshine was purchased for the family of Helen P. Snowman by Cousin Elaine. Send Flowers
My sincere Condolences to everyone. I was Helen and Galen's flower girl. I remember I had to drop the rose pedals carefully. She will be greatly missed.
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March 10, 2024 7:49 PM
Remembering Helen Snowman and her front porch which was open to all for visiting. I have many fond memories as a child of spending time at the their farm, esp boating in the pond with her daughter, my good friend, Kara. Would walk from the Snowman's house to the Coudy theater almost every Sunday night to see the latest movie. Her house was a gathering place in town during my teenage years just talking, making Chef Boyardee pizzas, drinking hot tea, and playing scrabble. And also the wonderful Greek Baklava, so delicious. She will be greatly missed.
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March 10, 2024 6:30 PM
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Remembering Helen especially the early days when we lived in Elmira. She was a role model for me. I amired her driving skills fashion sense .How the years melt away. Condolences to all.
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March 10, 2024 12:42 PM
With heartfelt sympathy on your family's loss. Mom remembers going on local road trips all around Coudersport with her good friend Helen. We loved your mother so much.
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JURORS EXCUSED FOR MARCH COURT
Court Will Be Held For Other Business Than Jury Trials Must Renew Bail Bonds.
Judge Robert R. Lewis has excused all grand and trial jurors from attendance at the regular March term of court. Court will be held for the disposition of business other than jury trials. All persons on bail must be present to renew their bail.
There were so few cases requiring a jury trial that the court deemed this the best and most economical method. It will save a neat sum for the taxpayers of the county.
BARN DESTROYED BY FIRE
Yesterday's Shinglehouse Mail says: The large barn on what is known as the Lew Chamberlin farm and now owned by John Burk, on the cross road between Myrtle and the power house, was totally destroyed by fire last night, together with farm machinery, hay and grain. The fire was discovered a- bout 6:30 o clock and was beyond con trol in a few brief minutes. A pumper came from Bolivar and connection made at the Oswayo creek, and a large farm house was saved.
The herd of 12 or 15 cows and a span of horses were lead to safety, and are being housed in a barn of Rex Turner's farm near Ceres. The destroyed barn was erected between 40 and 50 years ago and was of heavy frame structure. It was 40x120 feet in size of gamble roof style, being one of the largest in this section. Burk carried insurance with the Farmers Alliance, but just how much we were unable to ascertain this morning.
TRYING TO LOCATE GAS
The following Shinglehouse men have formed a gas corporation under the laws of New York State to be known as the Crescent Producing Corporation:
Clarence Kemp, pres.;
W. H. Briggs, vice pres.;
Roy Babcock, sec;
R. L. Lunn, treas.;
Paul Kemp, Ira Press,
Fred Phoenix, H. B. Foster,
Glen Dawley, Kenneth Fenner,
E. H. Stone, Geo. Seibert
and Bert Kellogg
are the other members.
They have acquired leases in the Dundee gas field and commenced drilling a well on Waneta Lake near the village of Wayne. They are at a depth of 400 feet. Contractors E. H. Stone Ss Co., are doing the drilling. Here is hoping they strike a big gasser. Shinglehouse Mail.
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DISCOVER CUB BEARS
Trappers recently discovered an old mother bear and three cubs on Young Woman's Creek. The bear family den was in a huge hollow stump with no shelter over it. Game Protector Englert has visited the spot and looked in upon the family. He has given strict orders the bears be not disturbed.
FIRE ALARM SOUNDED
A fire alarm yesterday morning at 8:30 caused the local firemen to make a quick run to the home of Oscar Snyder on West Maple Street. The boys found a chimney burning out and it was not necessary for them to go into action.
TWO MARRIAGE LICENSES
But two marriage licenses have been issued by Prothonotary Swetland during the last week. They were granted to
Harford Graves and Anna Lewis, both of Harrison Valley, Thursday;
Truman Arthur Ayers, Costello, and Emma Viola Hulsizer, Coudersport, Saturday.
D. A. R. MEETING
The D. A. R. will meet at the M. E. Church on Wednesday, March 11, where dinner will be served at 6:30 o' clock, followed by the business meet ing to be held at the church. Any who will be unable to be present are requested to notify Miss Nell Stephens.
AUXILIARY MEETING
A meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Episcopal Church will be held at the home of Mrs. M. L. App this afternoon (Thursday), followed with a dinner which will be served at six o'clock to which the gentlemen of the church are invited.
SON IS BORN
A son was born yesterday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Gust Psychos. Mother and child are reported as doing very nicely.
DOLLAR DAYS ARE COMING THIS WEEK
Friday and Saturday Set Apart For Bargains. Extraordinary in Stores of Coudersport.
Coudersport merchants tomorrow morning go on a genuine spree of bar gain sales. A look- througn tne aa- vertisine in this . issue of the Enter
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