Seibert, George

• Name	Seibert, George
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  Accident	3 Nov 1915	Shinglehouse, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA   [1]
  	age 37 11:30 Wednesday forenoon, LeBon I. Kellogg, broken back and a bad scalp wound. nephew Bert Kellogg and Geo Seibert of Shingle House, taking down a rig on the gas lease of the WNY&P Traction Co. 500' back of the dwelling occupied by Andrus Handss & family, a mile east of Ceres. The men were racing as they do sometimes, and as Seibert knocked loose some girts that they were letting down with tackle blocks they swung around and struck Kellogg, knocking him off the rig. He fell outside the rig, struck a brace and went inside and landed on his shoulders on the derrick floor 32 feet below. If he lives, he will be badly crippled. .Bed ridden until death 8 months later in July
  	20240509GHLn- Irving E Veley victorius, Potter County Sheriffe; ... The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania • Thu, Nov 4, 1915 p1 wetzupdoc • 09 May 2024 BROKE HIS BACK LeBon L. Kellogg of Shingle House Fell 32 Feet From Oil Derrick rig builder 11:30 Wednesday forenoon broken back and a bad scalp wound. nephew Bert Kellogg and Geo Seibert of Shingle House, taking down a rig on the gas lease of the WNY&P Traction Co. 500' back of the dwelling occupied by Andrus Hanks & family, a mile east of Ceres. The men were racing as they do sometimes, and as Seibert knocked loose some girts that they were letting down with tackle blocks they swung around and struck Kellogg, knocking him off the rig. He fell outside the rig, struck a brace and went inside and landed on his shoulders on the derrick floor 32 feet below. If he lives, he will be badly crippled. age 37 11:30 Wednesday forenoon, LeBon I. Kellogg, broken back and a bad scalp wound. nephew Bert Kellogg and Geo Seibert of Shingle House, taking down a rig on the gas lease of the WNY&P Traction Co. 500' back of the dwelling occupied by Andrus Handss & family, a mile east of Ceres. The men were racing as they do sometimes, and as Seibert knocked loose some girts that they were letting down with tackle blocks they swung around and struck Kellogg, knocking him off the rig. He fell outside the rig, struck a brace and went inside and landed on his shoulders on the derrick floor 32 feet below. If he lives, he will be badly crippled. .Bed ridden until death 8 months later in July 20210130HAv- Leon Kellogg Photo added by Chris Hobson KELLOGG Leon I Cora 1878-1916 1887-1912 Leon Kellogg BIRTH 13 Jun 1878 USA DEATH 10 Jul 1916 (aged 38) Shinglehouse, Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA BURIAL Maple Grove Cemetery Shinglehouse, Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA MEMORIAL ID 107691900 · PHOTOS 1 FLOWERS 0 Youngest son of Francis Albertus Kellogg and Abigail Peterson Kellogg.. Maried Cora Smith 3 daughters... Fell from a oil derrick ,fall of 1915 Broke back and other bones..Bed ridden until death 8 months later in July Family Members Parents Francis Albertus Kellogg 1841-1910 Abigail Peterson Kellogg 1840-1906 Spouse Cora Smith Kellogg 1887-1912 Siblings Irvin J Kellogg 1864-1939 Willis Kellogg 1872-1906 Marshall Kellogg 1874-1898 Bertha Blondune Kellogg Beebe 1882-1970 Children Gladys Eleanor Kellogg Fox 1907-2000 Flowers
  business	Abt 4 Mar 1931	Shinglehouse, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA   [2]
  	Shinglehouse men have formed a gas corporation under the laws of NYS to be known as the Crescent Producing Corporation:
  	20220607GHLn- Marriage Licenses, incl Truman A Ayres & Emma V Hulsizer; Barn Fire; DAR meeting. CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 05 Mar 1931, Thu • Page 1 wetzupdoc Member Photo BYwetzupdoc · 07 Jun 2022 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. Who has seen a robin or at bluebird? - 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 Clipping location on The Potter Enterprise page 1 CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 05 Mar 1931, Thu • Page 1 wetzupdoc Member Photo BYwetzupdoc · 07 Jun 2022
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  Accident - age 37 11:30 Wednesday forenoon, LeBon I. Kellogg, broken back and a bad scalp wound. nephew Bert Kellogg and Geo Seibert of Shingle House, taking down a rig on the gas lease of the WNY&P Traction Co. 500' back of the dwelling occupied by Andrus Handss & family, a mile east of Ceres. The men were racing as they do sometimes, and as Seibert knocked loose some girts that they were letting down with tackle blocks they swung around and struck Kellogg, knocking him off the rig. He fell outside the rig, struck a brace and went inside and landed on his shoulders on the derrick floor 32 feet below. If he lives, he will be badly crippled. .Bed ridden until death 8 months later in July - 3 Nov 1915 - Shinglehouse, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA business - Shinglehouse men have formed a gas corporation under the laws of NYS to be known as the Crescent Producing Corporation: - Abt 4 Mar 1931 - Shinglehouse, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA  = Link to Google Earth

  
  

• Photos		Ayres-Husizer marrLic news_PottEntp1 20220607GHLn- Marriage Licenses, incl Truman A Ayres & Emma V Hulsizer; Barn Fire; DAR meeting. CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 05 Mar 1931, Thu • Page 1 wetzupdoc Member Photo BYwetzupdoc · 07 Jun 2022 JURORS EXCUSED FOR MARCH COURT Court Will Be Held For Other Business Than Jury Trials Must Renew Bail…
  		PotterEnterprise 19151104p1 Election Veley 20240509GHLn- Irving E Veley victorius, Potter County Sheriffe; JJ Morley makes good run; Henry Bartoo, Frank Schadenburger... The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania • Thu, Nov 4, 1915 p1 wetzupdoc • 09 May 2024 •COUDEBSPORT, POTTER CO, PA,THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1915. BACKBONE OF OLD POLITICAL GANG BROKEN Irving E. Veley, Head of…

  
  

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  [S292] newspaper: Potter Leader Enterprise-, Thu, Nov 4, 1915 p1 Irving E Veley victorius, Potter County Sheriffe; 20240509GHLn-. Irving E. Veley (1) fact 20240509GHLn- 20240509GHLn- Irving E Veley victorius, Potter County Sheriffe; ... The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania • Thu, Nov 4, 1915 p1 wetzupdoc • 09 May 2024 BROKE HIS BACK LeBon L. Kellogg of Shingle House Fell 32 Feet From Oil Derrick rig builder 11:30 Wednesday forenoon broken back and a bad scalp wound. nephew Bert Kellogg and Geo Seibert of Shingle House, taking down a rig on the gas lease of the WNY&P Traction Co. 500' back of the dwelling occupied by Andrus Hanks & family, a mile east of Ceres. The men were racing as they do sometimes, and as Seibert knocked loose some girts that they were letting down with tackle blocks they swung around and struck Kellogg, knocking him off the rig. He fell outside the rig, struck a brace and went inside and landed on his shoulders on the derrick floor 32 feet below. If he lives, he will be badly crippled. Veley, Irving E wins PC Sheriffe News_PottEnt19151104p1 20240509GHLn- Irving E Veley victorius, Potter County Sheriffe; JJ Morley makes good run; Henry Bartoo, Frank Schadenburger... The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania • Thu, Nov 4, 1915 p1 wetzupdoc • 09 May 2024 •COUDEBSPORT, POTTER CO, PA,THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1915. BACKBONE OF OLD POLITICAL GANG BROKEN Irving E. Veley, Head of… PotterEnterprise 19151104p1 Election Veley 20240509GHLn- Irving E Veley victorius, Potter County Sheriffe; JJ Morley makes good run; Henry Bartoo, Frank Schadenburger... The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania • Thu, Nov 4, 1915 p1 wetzupdoc • 09 May 2024 •COUDEBSPORT, POTTER CO, PA,THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1915. BACKBONE OF OLD POLITICAL GANG BROKEN Irving E. Veley, Head of… [S2507] Ancestry.com, Newspapers.com Marriage Index, 1800s-1999, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations Inc; Location: Lehi, UT, USA; Date: 2020;), The Potter Enterprise; Publication Date: 5/ Mar/ 1931; Publication Place: Coudersport, Pennsylvania, USA; URL: https://www.newspapers.com/image/275550381/?article=de05212b-97d3-4066-9c70-d49cacf6875a/6f1ec1c8-a8aa-45d6-9eb4-29729cf2e4e2&focus=0.42854974,0.2859784,0.55346125,0.3301914&xid=3398. Record for Truman Arthur Ayers (8) facts 20220607GHLn- 20220607GHLn- Marriage Licenses, incl Truman A Ayres & Emma V Hulsizer; Barn Fire; DAR meeting. CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 05 Mar 1931, Thu • Page 1 wetzupdoc Member Photo BYwetzupdoc · 07 Jun 2022 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. Who has seen a robin or at bluebird? - 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 Clipping location on The Potter Enterprise page 1 CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 05 Mar 1931, Thu • Page 1 wetzupdoc Member Photo BYwetzupdoc · 07 Jun 2022 Ayres-Husizer marrLic news_PottEntp1 20220607GHLn- Marriage Licenses, incl Truman A Ayres & Emma V Hulsizer; Barn Fire; DAR meeting. CLIPPED FROM The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania 05 Mar 1931, Thu • Page 1 wetzupdoc Member Photo BYwetzupdoc · 07 Jun 2022 JURORS EXCUSED FOR MARCH COURT Court Will Be Held For Other Business Than Jury Trials Must Renew Bail…

  
  

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