Crum, Frances

Abt 1900 -

• Name	Crum, Frances
  Birth	Abt 1900
  Gender	Female
  _EMPLOY	18 Jul 1918	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA   [1]
  	MARRIED LAST THURSDAY Miss Frances Crum, of Coudersport and T. J. Cox, of Harrison Valley, were married last Thursday at Hempstead, N. Y. They are now at Garden City, from which place Mr. Cox, who is a soldier expects to sail very soon. Mrs. Cox will return to Coudersport and resume her duties in the Robinson store. Mrs. Cox is a very efficient clerk and a charming young lady who has a host of friends who extend to her their best wishes for her future.
  	20231110GHLn- Mrs Ella Stearns, Sister & Sons Drove over Bank; Frances Crum & T.J. Cox Wed; Miles Harris & David The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania • Thu, Jul 25, 1918 p2 wetzupdoc • 10 Nov 2023 • DROVE OVER THE BANK Mrs. Ella Stearns, Her Three Sons and Sister Drove Over the Bank in Their Overland Last Friday, while Mrs Ella Stearns her sister, Mrs. John Miller, and Mrs. Stearns' three sons, Donald, Harold and Leland, were motoring through Carter Camp had the misfortune to drive over the bank near the Karhan place. The car turned completely over landing on the top. None of the occupants suffered very serious injuries, but Mrs. Stearns is suffering from a hurt foot and Harold strained himself quite badly endeavoring to right the car. The Overland car was quite badly damaged. It was a very fortunate thing that the results were no more serious. MARRIED LAST THURSDAY Miss Frances Crum, of Coudersport and T. J. Cox, of Harrison Valley, were married last Thursday at Hempstead, N. Y. They are now at Garden City, from which place Mr. Cox, who is a soldier expects to sail very soon. Mrs. Cox will return to Coudersport and resume her duties in the Robinson store. Mrs. Cox is a very efficient clerk and a charming young lady who has a host of friends who extend to her their best wishes for her future. HAD AN ACCIDENT One day last week the rigs driven by Miles Harris and David Mitchell collided and while there was no serious injuries Mr. Mitchell paid Mr. Harris $3.50 for damages done to his rig. United States Pennsylvania Coudersport The Potter Enterprise 1918 Jul 25 Page 2
  Person ID	I94050	WETZEL-SPRING

  
  

  Family	Cox, T. J.,   b. Abt 1900
  Marriage	18 Jul 1918	Hempstead, Nassau, New York, USA   [1]
  	MARRIED LAST THURSDAY Miss Frances Crum, of Coudersport and T. J. Cox, of Harrison Valley, were married last Thursday at Hempstead, N. Y. They are now at Garden City, from which place Mr. Cox, who is a soldier expects to sail very soon. Mrs. Cox will return to Coudersport and resume her duties in the Robinson store. Mrs. Cox is a very efficient clerk and a charming young lady who has a host of friends who extend to her their best wishes for her future. MARRIED LAST THURSDAY Miss Frances Crum, of Coudersport and T. J. Cox, of Harrison Valley, were married last Thursday at Hempstead, N. Y. They are now at Garden City, from which place Mr. Cox, who is a soldier expects to sail very soon. Mrs. Cox will return to Coudersport and resume her duties in the Robinson store. Mrs. Cox is a very efficient clerk and a charming young lady who has a host of friends who extend to her their best wishes for her future.
  Family ID	F55523	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

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  _EMPLOY - MARRIED LAST THURSDAY Miss Frances Crum, of Coudersport and T. J. Cox, of Harrison Valley, were married last Thursday at Hempstead, N. Y. They are now at Garden City, from which place Mr. Cox, who is a soldier expects to sail very soon. Mrs. Cox will return to Coudersport and resume her duties in the Robinson store. Mrs. Cox is a very efficient clerk and a charming young lady who has a host of friends who extend to her their best wishes for her future. - 18 Jul 1918 - Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Marriage - 18 Jul 1918 - Hempstead, Nassau, New York, USA  = Link to Google Earth

  
  

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  Stearns accident Crum_Cox wed News_19180725PottEntp2 20231110GHLn- Mrs Ella Stearns, Sister & Sons Drove over Bank; Frances Crum & T.J. Cox Wed; Miles Harris & David The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania • Thu, Jul 25, 1918 p2 wetzupdoc • 10 Nov 2023 • DROVE OVER THE BANK Mrs. Ella Stearns, Her Three Sons and Sister Drove Over the Bank in Their Overland Last Friday, while Mrs Ella…

  
  

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  [S1993] Newspapers.com: Potter Journal Leader Enterprise-, Thu, Jul 25, 1918 p2Mrs Ella Stearns, Sister & Sons Drove over Bank; Frances Crum & T.J. Cox Wed; Miles Harris & David 20231110GHLn-. Ella May Burdick Stearns (1) fact 20231110GHLn- 20231110GHLn- Mrs Ella Stearns, Sister & Sons Drove over Bank; Frances Crum & T.J. Cox Wed; Miles Harris & David The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania • Thu, Jul 25, 1918 p2 wetzupdoc • 10 Nov 2023 • DROVE OVER THE BANK Mrs. Ella Stearns, Her Three Sons and Sister Drove Over the Bank in Their Overland Last Friday, while Mrs Ella Stearns her sister, Mrs. John Miller, and Mrs. Stearns' three sons, Donald, Harold and Leland, were motoring through Carter Camp had the misfortune to drive over the bank near the Karhan place. The car turned completely over landing on the top. None of the occupants suffered very serious injuries, but Mrs. Stearns is suffering from a hurt foot and Harold strained himself quite badly endeavoring to right the car. The Overland car was quite badly damaged. It was a very fortunate thing that the results were no more serious. MARRIED LAST THURSDAY Miss Frances Crum, of Coudersport and T. J. Cox, of Harrison Valley, were married last Thursday at Hempstead, N. Y. They are now at Garden City, from which place Mr. Cox, who is a soldier expects to sail very soon. Mrs. Cox will return to Coudersport and resume her duties in the Robinson store. Mrs. Cox is a very efficient clerk and a charming young lady who has a host of friends who extend to her their best wishes for her future. HAD AN ACCIDENT One day last week the rigs driven by Miles Harris and David Mitchell collided and while there was no serious injuries Mr. Mitchell paid Mr. Harris $3.50 for damages done to his rig. United States Pennsylvania Coudersport The Potter Enterprise 1918 Jul 25 Page 2 Stearns accident Crum_Cox wed News_19180725PottEntp2 20231110GHLn- Mrs Ella Stearns, Sister & Sons Drove over Bank; Frances Crum & T.J. Cox Wed; Miles Harris & David The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania • Thu, Jul 25, 1918 p2 wetzupdoc • 10 Nov 2023 • DROVE OVER THE BANK Mrs. Ella Stearns, Her Three Sons and Sister Drove Over the Bank in Their Overland Last Friday, while Mrs Ella…

  
  

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TNG ID: I94050