| Name |
Vroman, Marcellus [1] |
| Birth |
5 Nov 1902 |
Pennsylvania, USA  [1] |
| Gender |
Male |
| Accident |
Abt 17 May 1909 |
| age 5 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. |
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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.
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.
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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… |
| Race |
White [1] |
| Death |
20 May 1909 |
Driftwood, Cameron, Pennsylvania, USA [1] |
- 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.
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.
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Marcellus Vroman in the Pennsylvania, U.S., Death Certificates, 1906-1970
Name Marcellus Vroman
Gender Male
Race White
his Age 6y 6m 15d
Birth 5 Nov 1902 Pennsylvania
Death 20 May 1909 15:30h
Driftwood, Cameron, Pa
cause Complete closure of lungs from inhaling strong tannery liquor, death resulting in about 2 hours
426
signed V.K. Corbett MD
Driftwood
Father Willis S Vroman
born Penna
occ laborer
Mother Elizabeth Sutton
born NYS
attest Mrs May/Mag McCoole?
Driftwood, PA
burial May 22 1909
Driftwood
Certificate Number 44745
Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission; Harrisburg, PA, USA; Pennsylvania (State). Death Certificates, 1906-1968; Certificate Number Range: 040801-044800
Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission
- Age: 6y 6m 15d 15:30h Complete closure of lungs from inhaling strong tannery liquor, death resulting in about 2 hours 426 signed: V.K. Corbett MD
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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… |
| _FUN |
21 May 1909 |
Driftwood, Cameron, Pennsylvania, USA |
| 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. |
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Potter Enterprise 19090527 Thu p1
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.
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| Person ID |
I98912 |
WETZEL-SPRING |
1902 - 1909 (6 years)
