Turck, Nellie C

1895 - 1976  (81 years)

• Name	Turck, Nellie C  [1]
  Birth	29 Apr 1895	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA   [1]
  Gender	Female
  celebration	22 May 1909	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
  	CELEBRATED HIS BIRTHDAY Raymond Gordnier's Friends Surprise Him and Enjoy Pleasant Time. Last Saturday was his birthday anniversay; friends invited were Misses Lucile Wells, Etta Armstrong, Esther Stevens, Nellie Turck, Marion Horton, Ella Dean and Harold Grabe, Thomas Mulchay, Holly Lyon, Frank Haskell, and Howard Stokes.
  	20240527GHLn- Potter Enterprise 19090527 Thu p1 CLARE TO THE RESCUE Clarence Kiehle Saves Unknown Man From Drowning As He Returns From Day Of Labor at the glass plant. Drunken man in river, clinging to the bank, exhausted. With considerable difficulty, Mr Kiehle got him back on the railroad track and up to the glass plant where he left him to sober up. SHE IS HONORED Miss Shirley Leonard Chosen From a Class of a Thousand A junior at Vassar College, to represent her class at the YWCA convention at Mountain Lake, MD, June 25th-July 5th. Honor had also been bestowed upon Miss Louise Leonard when she was a student at Vassar. HERE FROM GLAMORAN Miss Clara Carpenter of Glamorgan, Va, formerly a teacher in Coudersport, is visiting friends and relatives in Coudersport. HOME FROM SOUTH J.M. Spafford and sister, Miss Mary Bird, returned Tuesday from Florida where they spent the winter. MET TRAGIC DEATH Mr & Mrs T.J. Carpenter and Miss Laura Vroman went to Driftwood on Friday to attend the funeral of five year old Marcellus Vroman, a nephew. The child fell into a vat while playing about the tannery of which his father is supperintendent and died within two hours after being rescued. PURCHASES PROPERTY Commissioner Frank Lent has purchased the Jones house on the corner of West & Fourth streets and is making improvements about the same. HAS GOOD POSITION Miss Bertha Smith has a good position in the office of the glass company. age 13 CELEBRATED HIS BIRTHDAY Raymond Gordnier's Friends Surprise Him and Enjoy Pleasant Time. Last Saturday was his birthday anniversay; friends invited were Misses Lucile Wells, Etta Armstrong, Esther Stevens, Nellie Turck, Marion Horton, Ella Dean and Harold Grabe, Thomas Mulchay, Holly Lyon, Frank Haskell, and Howard Stokes.
  		PotterEnterprise 19090527p1 Klesa Reed 20240527GHLn- Obituary for Grover M. Reed The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania • Thu, May 27, 1909 p1 wetzupdoc • 27 May 2024 • YOUNG MAN THROWN DOWN EMBANKMENT AND INSTANTLY KILLED Saturday afternoon Grover M. Reed, son of Philander Reed and wife of Pleasant Valley, was thrown under a load of wood and instantly killed. Mr. Reed…
  Residence	Between 1930 and 1940	Genesee Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA   [1]
  	R.D.1
  Membership	15 Sep 1960	Pennsylvania, USA   [2]
  	National Grange of the Patrons of Husbandry
  	20240305GHLn- Paul Lynn Gardner, Admin Group expert FB Mosch-Kortz-... · 05 March 2024 · Mrs Hertha McElroy National Grange number 1,000,095 15th Sept, 1960 20240305GHLn- Paul Lynn Gardner, Admin Group expert FB Mosch-Kortz-Genealogy · 05 March 2024 · Potter Enterprise Members of Central Grange Honored For Long Service 25 years' membership in Central Grange at Booster Night meeting: Mrs Paris Watson, Mrs E.C. McElroy Mrs Walter Lehman; Victor L. Mason, Oliver Watson, Mack Van Wegen F.W. Gunzburger RELATIVES INVOLVED WTH THE GRANGE (Repost) Central Grange at Sweden Valley, Potter County, PA 1. Hertha Mosch McElroy, 2. Margery Farley Mosch, 3. Blanche Erway, 4. Mary Erway Welfling Founded in 1867, the National Grange is the nation’s oldest general farm and rural public interest organization. Its history is one of progress and achievements for farmers and rural communities across the U.S.. Much of the National Grange’s history has been groundbreaking: it was the first nationwide farm organization to give women full voice and vote, more than a half-century before the adoption of Universal Suffrage in the U.S. In 1870, the National Grange became the first national farm organization to attempt to organize African American farmers following the Civil War. A system of cooperative business organization was introduced by the National Grange early in its history, developing into successful national and regional farm cooperatives. In 1876, the constitutionality of Granger Laws was affirmed by the U.S. Supreme Court. Beginning in 1916 through 1941, the National Grange secured passage of federal legislation to assist struggling farmers by strengthening their property rights and their bargaining position. The National Grange has continued to support farm legislation, as well as multilateral trade negotiations and food aid programs to open foreign markets to U.S. farmers. Its representatives were present to advise the U.S. delegation at the founding of the United Nations in 1945. It brought European farm teenagers to live with Grange families following World War II, to learn about modern agriculture practices and the advantages of democracy. It has participated in agricultural development programs for the U.S. Peace Cops. The organization was also instrumental in organizing rural electric cooperatives, telephone cooperatives, water service cooperatives, public utility districts, volunteer fire departments, and state police programs across the U.S. All these measures began with support at a local level. Today, the grange maintains that voice. In Pennsylvania, it serves its members with a credit union in Harrisburg and provides health insurance to groups such as farmers. At one time, farmers could only insure their machinery through the grange. COUSIN, JOHN PEET: “Our whole goal is family and community-oriented,” remarked, John Peet, a master at Odin Grange, Potter County.
  activity	May 1964	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA   [3]
  	Republican Committee, Sara McCloud elected secretary, replacing Nellie Carpenter, who declined to run for the office again.
  	20240316GHLn- Paula Pesock Mitchell March 10 2024 · FB/Potter McKean Genealogy May 1964. The Potter Enterprise Falcon Rates Tops in Competition with 50 High School Newspapers (Calvin) Kuratomi Editor-in-Chief Sherri Ruter fiction Gerry Lynn Hamilton Ed-in-Chief columnists: Connie Ruter Myra Bachman Becky Hammond Nancy Walaski Andrea Ellis Pat Hamilton Donna Bova Elaine Kolat Dennis Ulkins Carl Butler Chris & Sandy Kowalski also, Pat Hamilton Janet Russell Nancy Wils Jim Masolotte faculty advisor Lawrence S. Burris, English teacher Myrl Knickerbocker elected President of the Black Forest CB'ers Club, succeeding William Mitchell. Others elected were Vic Garzel, VP and Robert Knechtel, sec-treas Republican Committee, Sara McCloud elected secretary, replacing Nellie Carpenter, who declined to run for the office again. Mr & Mrs Thomas Craig and 3 children left this morning for Mt. Pleasant, Pa to attend the funeral of his brother, Joe Craig, who was killed in a plane crash in the Philippines. The 21-year-old serviceman was on his way to South Viet Nam, when the plane missed a runway and crashed. He had visited here recently with his bride of 5 weeks. Coudersport High School takes win for their newspaper "The Falcon" Do schools still publsh a newspaper? Comments
  Death	1976	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA   [1]
  Death	17 Aug 1976	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA   [1]
  Person ID	I83024	WETZEL-SPRING

  
  

  Family	Carpenter, Calvin Clyde,   b. 24 Jul 1895, Ellisburg, Genesee, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA d. 21 Apr 1971, Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 75 years)
  Children	1. Carpenter, Calvin Russell,   b. 16 Dec 1925, Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA d. 24 Mar 1996, Ellisburg, Genesee, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 70 years)  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]
  Family ID	F51619	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

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  Birth - 29 Apr 1895 - Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA celebration - CELEBRATED HIS BIRTHDAY Raymond Gordnier's Friends Surprise Him and Enjoy Pleasant Time. Last Saturday was his birthday anniversay; friends invited were Misses Lucile Wells, Etta Armstrong, Esther Stevens, Nellie Turck, Marion Horton, Ella Dean and Harold Grabe, Thomas Mulchay, Holly Lyon, Frank Haskell, and Howard Stokes. - 22 May 1909 - Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Residence - R.D.1 - Between 1930 and 1940 - Genesee Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Membership - National Grange of the Patrons of Husbandry - 15 Sep 1960 - Pennsylvania, USA activity - Republican Committee, Sara McCloud elected secretary, replacing Nellie Carpenter, who declined to run for the office again. - May 1964 - Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Death - 1976 - Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Death - 17 Aug 1976 - Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA  = Link to Google Earth

  
  

• Photos » Slide Show		Potter Co Grange ladies wID FB240126PLGMoKo 20240305GHLn- Paul Lynn Gardner, Admin Group expert FB Mosch-Kortz-Genealogy · 05 March 2024 · Potter Enterprise Members of Central Grange Honored For Long Service 25 years' membership in Central Grange at Booster Night meeting: Mrs Paris Watson, Mrs E.C. McElroy Mrs Walter Lehman; Victor L. Mason, Oliver Watson, Mack Van Wegen F.W.…
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  		PotterEnterprise 19090527p1 Klesa Reed 20240527GHLn- Obituary for Grover M. Reed The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania • Thu, May 27, 1909 p1 wetzupdoc • 27 May 2024 • YOUNG MAN THROWN DOWN EMBANKMENT AND INSTANTLY KILLED Saturday afternoon Grover M. Reed, son of Philander Reed and wife of Pleasant Valley, was thrown under a load of wood and instantly killed. Mr. Reed…
  		Turck, Chester Panama visit Genesee News_PottEnt19400530p1 20240529GHLn- Chester Turck & family visit relatives in Genesee, from Panama; Chester opperates a Lock. The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania • Thu, May 30, 1940 p1 wetzupdoc • 47 seconds ago • HOSPITAL NEWS Mrs. Violet Moore, Shinglehouse, admitted May 23 and expired the next day. Mrs. Joseph Chismarik, Coudersport, admitted May…

  
  

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  [S2325] Public Member Trees 2020, Gillespie - Jeanne Schofield / Calvin Rosell Carpenter (42) facts 20201113HAv-. Record for Calvin Rosell Carpenter (42) facts 20201113HAv- Gillespie - Jeanne Schofield / Calvin Rosell Carpenter Calvin Rosell Carpenter 1925-1996 BIRTH 16 DECEMBER 1925 • Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, DEATH 24 MARCH 1996 • Ellsburg, Potter, Pennsylvania, Record for Calvin Rosell Carpenter (42) facts 20201113HAv- Gillespie - Jeanne Schofield / Calvin Rosell Carpenter Calvin Rosell Carpenter 1925-1996 BIRTH 16 DECEMBER 1925 • Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, DEATH 24 MARCH 1996 • Ellsburg, Potter, Pennsylvania, Annie E Clark 1902-2001 BIRTH 11 JANUARY 1902 • Genesee, Potter, Pennsylvania, DEATH 7 OCTOBER 2001 • Genesee, Potter, Pennsylvania, photo: 20201113HAv- big buck 12/12/1984 Potter County, Pa. Louise was 57 when she got this deer. It weighed 182 pounds and had an antler spread of 21 inches. Patricia Lazur Carpenter Patricia Lazur Carpenter originally shared this on 23 jul 2016 Linked To Harriet Louise Milliron Saved byJeanne Schofield Saved byPatricia Lazur Carpenter Saved bybubbull Comments Milliron Carpenter, Harriett Louise big buck 19841212 anc_PatriciaLazurCarpenter 20201113HAv- big buck 12/12/1984 Potter County, Pa. Louise was 57 when she got this deer. It weighed 182 pounds and had an antler spread of 21 inches. Patricia Lazur Carpenter Patricia Lazur Carpenter originally shared this on 23 jul 2016 Linked To Harriet Louise Milliron Saved byJeanne Schofield Saved byPatricia Lazur Carpenter Saved… Clark Milliron, Annie anc_PatriciaLazurCarpenter 20201113HAv- Annie Milliron Patricia Lazur Carpenter Patricia Lazur Carpenter originally shared this on 23 jul 2016 Linked To Annie E Clark Saved byJeanne Schofield Saved byLeonard Franklin Saved byshirley Gannon Saved byLisa Curry Saved byPatricia Lazur Carpenter Saved bybubbull Comments [S1455] FaceBook- Mosch-Kortz Family Descendants, Paul Lynn Gardner, Admin · 05 March 2024 RELATIVES INVOLVED WTH THE GRANGE (Repost) 20240305GHLn-. Hertha Mosch (1) fact 20240305GHLn- 20240305GHLn- Paul Lynn Gardner, Admin Group expert FB Mosch-Kortz-... · 05 March 2024 · Mrs Hertha McElroy National Grange number 1,000,095 15th Sept, 1960 20240305GHLn- Paul Lynn Gardner, Admin Group expert FB Mosch-Kortz-Genealogy · 05 March 2024 · Potter Enterprise Members of Central Grange Honored For Long Service 25 years' membership in Central Grange at Booster Night meeting: Mrs Paris Watson, Mrs E.C. McElroy Mrs Walter Lehman; Victor L. Mason, Oliver Watson, Mack Van Wegen F.W. Gunzburger RELATIVES INVOLVED WTH THE GRANGE (Repost) Central Grange at Sweden Valley, Potter County, PA 1. Hertha Mosch McElroy, 2. Margery Farley Mosch, 3. Blanche Erway, 4. Mary Erway Welfling Founded in 1867, the National Grange is the nation’s oldest general farm and rural public interest organization. Its history is one of progress and achievements for farmers and rural communities across the U.S.. Much of the National Grange’s history has been groundbreaking: it was the first nationwide farm organization to give women full voice and vote, more than a half-century before the adoption of Universal Suffrage in the U.S. In 1870, the National Grange became the first national farm organization to attempt to organize African American farmers following the Civil War. A system of cooperative business organization was introduced by the National Grange early in its history, developing into successful national and regional farm cooperatives. In 1876, the constitutionality of Granger Laws was affirmed by the U.S. Supreme Court. Beginning in 1916 through 1941, the National Grange secured passage of federal legislation to assist struggling farmers by strengthening their property rights and their bargaining position. The National Grange has continued to support farm legislation, as well as multilateral trade negotiations and food aid programs to open foreign markets to U.S. farmers. Its representatives were present to advise the U.S. delegation at the founding of the United Nations in 1945. It brought European farm teenagers to live with Grange families following World War II, to learn about modern agriculture practices and the advantages of democracy. It has participated in agricultural development programs for the U.S. Peace Cops. The organization was also instrumental in organizing rural electric cooperatives, telephone cooperatives, water service cooperatives, public utility districts, volunteer fire departments, and state police programs across the U.S. All these measures began with support at a local level. Today, the grange maintains that voice. In Pennsylvania, it serves its members with a credit union in Harrisburg and provides health insurance to groups such as farmers. At one time, farmers could only insure their machinery through the grange. COUSIN, JOHN PEET: “Our whole goal is family and community-oriented,” remarked, John Peet, a master at Odin Grange, Potter County. Potter Co Grange boosters wID FB240126PLGMoKo 20240305GHLn- Paul Lynn Gardner, Admin Group expert FB Mosch-Kortz-Genealogy · 05 March 2024 · Potter Enterprise Members of Central Grange Honored For Long Service 25 years' membership in Central Grange at Booster Night meeting: Mrs Paris Watson, Mrs E.C. McElroy Mrs Walter Lehman; Victor L. Mason, Oliver Watson, Mack Van Wegen F.W.… Potter Co Grange ladies wID FB240126PLGMoKo 20240305GHLn- Paul Lynn Gardner, Admin Group expert FB Mosch-Kortz-Genealogy · 05 March 2024 · Potter Enterprise Members of Central Grange Honored For Long Service 25 years' membership in Central Grange at Booster Night meeting: Mrs Paris Watson, Mrs E.C. McElroy Mrs Walter Lehman; Victor L. Mason, Oliver Watson, Mack Van Wegen F.W.… Potter Co Grange Mrs Hertha McElroy FB240126PLGMoKo 20240305GHLn- Paul Lynn Gardner, Admin Group expert FB Mosch-Kortz-... · 05 March 2024 · Mrs Hertha McElroy National Grange number 1,000,095 15th Sept, 1960 RELATIVES INVOLVED WTH THE GRANGE (Repost) Central Grange at Sweden Valley, Potter County, PA 1. Hertha Mosch McElroy, 2. Margery Farley Mosch, 3. Blanche Erway, 4. Mary Erway… [S2028] FaceBook- Potter McKean Genealogy, March 10 2024 · Paula Pesock Mitchell- Falcon Rates Tops in Competition with 50 High School Newspapers, The Potter Enterprise, May 1964. 20240316GHLn-. Calvin Kuratomi (1) fact 20240316GHLn- 20240316GHLn- Paula Pesock Mitchell March 10 2024 · FB/Potter McKean Genealogy May 1964. The Potter Enterprise Falcon Rates Tops in Competition with 50 High School Newspapers (Calvin) Kuratomi Editor-in-Chief Sherri Ruter fiction Gerry Lynn Hamilton Ed-in-Chief columnists: Connie Ruter Myra Bachman Becky Hammond Nancy Walaski Andrea Ellis Pat Hamilton Donna Bova Elaine Kolat Dennis Ulkins Carl Butler Chris & Sandy Kowalski also, Pat Hamilton Janet Russell Nancy Wils Jim Masolotte faculty advisor Lawrence S. Burris, English teacher Myrl Knickerbocker elected President of the Black Foret CB'ers Club, succeeding William Mitchell. Others elected were Vic Garzel, VP and Robert Knechtel, sec-treas Republican Committee, Sara McCloud elected secretary, replacing Nellie Carpenter, who declined to run for the office again. Mr & Mrs Thomas Craig and 3 children left this morning for Mt. Pleasant, Pa to attend the funeral of his brother, Joe Craig, who was killed in a plane crash in the Philippines. The 21-year-old serviceman was on his way to South Viet Nam, when the plane missed a runway and crashed. He had visited here recently with his bride of 5 weeks. Coudersport High School takes win for their newspaper "The Falcon" Do schools still publsh a newspaper? Comments At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.

  
  

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