Social notes from Germantown and Newport society pages
Germantown Cricket Club hosts final June dinner dance at Manheim with guests including Dr. James Wister and Mrs. Samuel Bowen while many Philadelphia–area residents plan travels to Europe Maine coast Newport and Cape May summer cottages and social events are reported along with a fashion description of an Indian cashmere gown featuring roses and velvet accents.
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Germantown Cricket Club
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Samuel P. Bowen
Conrad&. Grove
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Haverford Place
Europe
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Maine
R. Norris Williams
Cape May
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Narragansett Prier
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Pittsburg
City
Bellevue
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Wayne Avenue
Germantown
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Cathcart Taylor
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Atlantic City
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North Eighteenth Street
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N. J
J. C. Cramp
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Frances Cramp
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York Harbor
Winfield Pearce
Bar Harbor
Thomas McKean
Philadelphia
French BE. Chadwick
The
War College
Admiral Dewey
Pretty frocks and trousseau talk among bride and friends
A late June bride shows three frocks to close companions. The black China silk features accordion pleats and Persian applique with a pale blue yoke, a short train, and wide front pleating. White Swiss dress adds Renaissance lace and green velvet accents with a decollate waist and elbow sleeves.
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Estelle
Elizabeth
Lillian
Siik
Common Sense and Courtship Sayings Folklore Note
A collection of satirical maxims about women, love, and social expectations. It highlights opinions on beauty, vanity, fashion, and the roles of women, with light humor and cultural references. The Chestnut Street scene adds a vivid urban glimpse of cross-cultural fashion and mascots in public. not a news item.
Never Be a Porcher in the July Home Companion
The piece admonishes women at summer hotels to avoid porch lounging and idle porch life. It promotes active outdoor recreation and socializing in nature, camps, and travel, urging readers to seek relaxation and cheerful companionship away from the porch.
Child immigrant travels alone from Liverpool to Hartford
The eight year old Kate Collins, eldest of five, traveled seven days from Liverpool to Hartford aboard a steamship. In the New York Commercial Advertiser account she arrived to visit her uncle, wearing a black smock and a knitted Tam O’Shanter cap, with a placard on her sleeve reading This child's destination is avenue, Hartford, Conn. U A.
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If You Could Know the Heart’s Quiet Longing
A poetic letter laments the struggle to prove unwavering love each day Lord grant me strength to endure and face the future with courage while acknowledging failures yet trusting the beloved will understand through clouds, sun, violet, and enduring hope.
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The Housekeepers Column in Philadelphia Times
The Woman's Department calls for practical household tips and user recipes. Readable items include Chocolate Creams Walnut Creams Pop-Corn Balls and a tomato breadcrumb bake with cheese and butter, all with explicit mixing steps and quantities.
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Woman's Department
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Watermelon season arrives with Georgia melons and California fruit
The article notes summer fruit in season with Georgia watermelons and Rocky Ford cantaloupes. It highlights ripe melons with red hearts and mentions California plums and apricots as equally fine, keeping a vivid, period tone.
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James Whitcomb Riley
Georgia
Rocky Ford
California
Royal and noble figures in brief society notes
Titled Women Queen Alexandra becomes patroness of the Home for Lost and Starving Cats in Camden Town. The Duchess of Fife receives a sandalwood casket from Western Australia with a gold nugget necklace and quartz pendant. Duchess of Cornwall and York may select future royal names. Baroness Burdett-Coutts, 87, recalls a life of charity and historic links to William IV and Victoria. An organ memorial to Queen Victoria tops Massey Hall plans in Toronto. Empress of Russia adored by her children, with three princesses seen daily. a throne for Queen Alexandra is described in mahogany with embroidered seat. Ranavalomanjaka of Madagascar noted for bicycling. Empress Frederick in frail health expressed a final farewell drive.
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Camden Town
Duchess of Fife
Edward VII
Western Australia
Glasgow
West Australia
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Royal School of Art
Take my advice on love kept at bay and platonic limits
A clever woman warns that love should be treated as an enemy to avoid heartbreak. She urges restraint and to avoid meddling with fire by settling for platonic amusements. She cautions that meeting love halfway may bring ruin.
Philadelphia Normal School Commencement Exercises
Two hundred sixty seven students at Philadelphia Normal School received certificates to teach in city public schools. The event featured speeches and songs by noted students and staff, with a class gift of eight pictures presented to Principal J. Monroe Willard. The graduates’ names appear in a long list headed by class officers and including many individuals.
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Josephine Reed
Katherine L. Howell
Norma Oberdoerfer
Alice BE. Michener
Hedwig Wiley
Elizabeth L. Lougheed
Commencement at State Normal Stroudsburg Class of 1901
Special to The Philadelphia Times reports the State Normal School at Stroudsburg held its 1901 commencement today. Orations were delivered by Anna Hapgood Grace Bachman Charles Wagner Gertrude Goodnough J Davitt Bertha Garris Leola Smith and Nelson A ee who won first honor. Principal George P. Lome awarded diplomas to Grace Atherton Roxie Beidleman Jennie Battenburg Grace Bachman Geneva Bachman Ethel Renpatree Louise Banowell Katharine Burk Genevieve Birs Belle Baldwin Hannah McCormick Jennie Moore Florence Nicholas Nellie O'Brien Anna yeve Alice E. Riddle Nellie Ryan Shaw Leola Smith Leura Smith Leona Shafer Sadie Stevens.
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Stroudsburg
Anna Hapgood
Grace L. Bachman
Charles A. Wagner
Gertrude Goodnough
Et J. Davitt
Bertha M. Garris
Leola Smith
Nelson A. Ee
George P. Lome
Grace Atherton
Roxie Beidleman
Jennie Battenburg
Grace Bachman
Geneva Bachman
Ethel Renpatree
Louise Banowell
Katharine Burk
Genevieve Birs
Belle Baldwin
Hannah McCormick
Jennie Moore
Florence Nicholas
Nellie O’brien
Anna Yeve
Alice E. Riddle
Nellie Ryan
Shaw
Leura Smith
Leona Shafer
Sadie Stevens
Millersville Normal Holds 47th Commencement
The Millersville State Normal School completed its forty seventh commencement with 129 graduates. Eleanor J. Fulton of Lancaster delivered the Wickersham oration. Bertha B. Fry of Stewartstown spoke Norman oration. Hiram Dodd of Wiconisco was salutatorian. Laura Risser of Lebanon gave the valedictory. additional honor students include Mary A. Brecht Anna M. Overbolzer Martha E. Gerhard George R. Morris Jean Eisenhower Mary A. Robber and J. Bryon.
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Millersville State Normal School
Eleanor J. Fulton
Wickersham
Bertha B. Fry
Stewartstown
Hiram Dodd
Wiconisco
Mies Laura Risser
Lebanon
Mary A. Brech
Value of Faith and City Seen by Prinet E O Lyte
A fragment notes E. O. Lyte as author and cites See 7 to Value of Faith. It references city life and the concept of faith through a literary subject.
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Prinet E. O. Lyte
Keystone State Normal Graduates 116 in Class of 1901
The thirty fourth annual commencement of Keystone State Normal School in Katztown featured a large graduating class of 116. Principal A C Rothermel conferred diplomas while Willis Dibert W Scott Brendle Jacob P Schaeffer H F Baum and others delivered principal orations and salutatory.
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Keystone State Normal
Lansdowne High School Graduates Crowned
Lansdowne High School held its commencement exercises in the afternoon in the school auditorium. Oliver P. Dickinson delivered the address. May Theresa Hughes won the Florence A. Freeborn gold medal for scholarship. Graduates include Gertrude Alden Virginia Evans Abigail Simons May Belle Taylor Florence Heas Mary Watt Florence Lowden Reba Sunde Lydia Sogriist Jennie Lonemire Catharine Fisher Sustine Nichols Jennie Shoester Anna Cromie John Hughes.
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Lansdowne High School
Oliver P. Dickinson
Florence A. Freeborn
May Theresa Hughes
Gertrude W. Alden
Virginia Evans
Abigail D. Simons
May Belle Taylor
Florence Heas
Mary T. Watt
Florence M. Lowden
Reba T Sunde
Lydia Sogriist
Jennie M. Lonemire
Ay Be Aay
Catharine M. Fisher
Sustine Nichols
Jennie K. Shoester
Anna M. Cromie
John F. Hughes
Easton High School Grants Scholarships at Commencement
The Easton High School graduation was held at the Opera House with sixty eight graduates. Arthur Kemper gave the salutatory and won a Lafayette College scholarship, while Ella K. Rambo received the Woman's College Baltimore scholarship and delivered the valedictory.
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Philadelphia Times
Easton
Easton High School
Opera House
Arthur 8
Kemper
Lafayette College
Ella K. Rambo
Woman's College
Baltimore
St John the Baptist School Holds Commencement
The annual commencement at St John the Baptist Catholic Parochial School Manayunk was held last evening at Maine and Cotton streets. Rev Eugene Murphy pastor awarded diplomas to graduates John Maxwell Bernard Carr John Pharan Bessie Robinson Gertrude Snyder Agnes Mc Bride and Anna McKernan.
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St. John the Baptist Catholic Parochial School
Manayunk
Maine
Cotton Streets
Eugene Murphy
John Maxwell
Bernard Carr
John Pharan
Bessie Robinson
Gertrude Snyder
Agnes McBride
Anna McKernan
Lehigh University appoints new_engineering and gym staff
South Bethlehem June 27 Professor William Esty of the University of Illinois was named assistant professor of electrical engineering at Lehigh University. J. W. H. Pollard B L and AL Db were appointed director of the gymnasium and physical director of the university.
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Lehigh University
Philadelphia Times
South Bethlehem
William Esty
University of Illinois
J. W. H. Pollard, B. L
AL Db
Ridley Park High School Holds Eighth Commencement
In Chester on June 27 Ridley Park High School marked its eighth commencement with Ida May Given as the sole graduate delivering an essay on Julius Caesar.
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Chester
Ridley Park High School
Ida May Given
Julius Caesar
St Patrick's Parochial School Graduation in Wilmington
Helen Reardon Mary Leeward Lelia Murch Helen Murphy Herman Ahrens and Bernard Lavin graduated from St Patrick's Parochial School Wilmington this evening in the ceremony reported by The Philadelphia Times.
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St. Patrick’s Parochial School
Philadelphia Times
Wilmington
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Helen Reardon
Mary Leeward
Lelia Murch
Helen Murphy
Herman Ahrens
Bernard Lavin
St. Patrick's Parochial School
June Wedding Ties Satterfield to Austrian Count
Miss Marie Satterfield wed Count Franz Josef von Larisch-Moentch at her home under an apple tree. The private ceremony drew about 125 guests with civil by Judge Albert Haight and religious by Rev. Cameron J. Davis. The couple planned a Westward honeymoon with sights in Stone Park and the Big Horn Basin.
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Marie Satterfield
Franz Josef von Larisch-Moentch
Sakrau-Schlessigen
Austria
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Scatterfield
Marguerite Martin
Trueman Doerse
Bethlehem
Albert Haight
Court of Appeals
Cameron J. Davis
Trinity Episcopal Church
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Elizabeth D. Branded
Oil
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Jersey City
Hemingway
Sara Satterfield
Sharon
Charles Martin
Lewis Buehler Wedding in Pottstown
Valentine Lewis of Philadelphia and Miss Maude J. Buehler were married in Pottstown with Rev. O. P. Smith officiating. Miss Stelle Roberts of Merchantville was maid of honor and Amos K. Vanbushkirk of Pottstown served as best man.
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Narragansett
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David Murtha
Buffalo
Ocean City
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North Twelfth Street
Wisconsin
Miss Kirbyson
Falls of Schuylkill
Frances Julia Whitehouse
London
BE. M. Dawson
Cumberland
C. G. Jacob
Carrie H. Jacob
Europe
Robert Lewis
Anna Lewis
Islesboro
Edward Browning
Bailey Cottage
Kay Street
Newport
Gunervia Knowles Githens
Lawrence Bennett Alexander
Hazel Avenue
West
Philadelphia
Bila ‘K. Alexander
Horace K. Alexander
Philadelphia Times
Pottstown
Mary Hof and Harry Dawson Wed at First Presbyterian
Special to THE PHILADELPHIA TIMES. Reading June 27 Miss Mary Pearson Hof and Harry Dawson united in marriage at the First Presbyterian Church. Miss Landell Fox of Philadelphia served as maid of honor with Miss Eva Darnelile of Georgetown as bridesmaid.
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Reading
Mary Pearson Hof
Harry Dawson
First Presbyterian
Mies Landell Fox
Eva Darnelile
Georgetown
Reading Bride Weds Rockville Lawyer in Georgetown Connection
The ceremony joins Miss Dawson of Rockville and Miss Harriet Eisie Dar neille of Georgetown as bridesmaids. The bride is daughter of Henry A. Hoff, a prominent Reading broker, while the groom is a lawyer from Rockville, Maryland.
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Harriet Eisie Darneille
Georgetown
Henry A. Hoff
Reading
Weddings in Tamaqua Shippensburg Germantown and Williamsport
Miss Anna Francis Leopold and Harry K. Seligman wed in Calvary Church with Mayme Ormrod as maid of honor. Rev Samuel S Wylie officiated Selinda Ramp wed at Middlespring Church with multiple ministers assisting. Beatrice Adams and Carlyle Howarth Ross married at West Side Presbyterian with later home in Germantown. John Ray Bixler and nurse Myrtle Neyhart quietly married in Williamsport with Rev William Dayton Roberts officiating.
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Anna Francis Leopold
A. L. Leopold
Harry K. Seligman
Frederick Lauderburn
Calvary Episcopal Church
Mayme Ormrod
Philadelphia
Wilda Seligman
Frank B. Miller
Bloomsburg
A. P. Seligman
Elmer Ball
Mahanoy City
William Whiltlip
Lansford
Rosa D. Bond
Philadelphia Times
Shippensburg
Samuel S. Wylie
Middlespring Presbyterian Church
Selinda Cecelia Ramp
John Logan Sample
Pittsburg
David Speer
Chambersburg
Francis J. Newton
India
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Caroline Adams
Germantown
Carlyle Howarth Ross
West Side Presbyterian Church
Maplewood Avenue
Philadelphia Timms
Williamsport
John Ray Bixler
the Sun
Myrtya Neyhart
William Dayton Roberts
First Presbyterian Church
Weddings Tie Three Couples in Bridgeton and Phoenixville
Bridgeton in New Jersey recorded three marriages on June 27 with John Kauffman marrying Rosa Weinmann Herriatta Miner tying to Samuel Milton Sutleff of Chicago and Lizzie Venable wed Harry Tulis. In Phoenixville Charles D Todd of East Berlin Conn and Miss Jeanette Brown daughter of Edward Brown married at the bride’s home.
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Paris
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Bridgeton
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John Kauffman
Rosa Weinmann
Henrietta Miner
Samuel Milton Sutleff
Chicago
Lizzie Venable
Harry Tulis
Phoenixville
Charles D. Todd
East Berlin
Conn
Jeannette
Brown
Edward Brown
Akers
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Orkney
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Belz
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Butler
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Otee
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Campbell
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Bancroft
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Sylvester V. Coleman
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Atlantic
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Cox
Edward
Cordenner
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Deilmar
McKee Evenaasss Cusick
Catharine
Stirah
Davis
James
Detwiler
Nid
Dukes
Harry
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Han T. Vincent
Annie C
Ry Place
John
Metry
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Jefferson Rix
Jane
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Hume Brown and Hoopes Marry at Street Friends Meeting
Westchester Pa June 27 Samuel Hume Brown of Germantown and Elizabeth Wood Hoopes wed at a Street Friends meeting today. The ceremony united two prominent local families in a simple Quaker setting.
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Westchester
Samuel Hume Brown
Germantown
Elizabeth Wood Hoopes
Friends’ Meeting
Reidel and Thompson Wed at St. Andrew's Lutheran Church
Mrs. Mary Reidel and Dr. J. B. Thompson were married last evening at St. Andrew's Lutheran Church in Atlantic City. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Dr. J. A. Kunkelman.
Ellenberger-Ellenberger wedding ties Shawnee pair
Stroudsburg Pa June 27 C Webster Eilenberger of Shawnee married Lizzie Eilenberger daughter of Jacob Ellenberger in a ceremony held this evening amid family and local friends confirming a union between two Ellenberger lineages.
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Ellenberger-Ellenberger
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Stroudsburg
C. Webster Eilenberger
Shawnee
Lizzie Eilenberger
Jacob Ellenberger
Obituary notices of Thompson Klinefelter McKeever tag Carlisle York Mercer
Obituary notices report Joseph C. Thompson a Carlisle resident and former Cumberland County Sheriff. Charles Klinefelter a York citizen died from injuries after an attempt to alight from a moving street car. Susan McKeever believed oldest Pennsylvanian died at 110 in Jefferson township Mercer county, born in Ireland April 28 1791, arriving in America and settling in Philadelphia.
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Joseph C. Thompson
Carlisle
Cumberland County
Charles Klinefelter
York
Susan McKeever
Pennsylvania
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Mercer County
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Philadelphia
Funeral Service for Rev J Aspinwall Hodge D D
The funeral of Rev. J Aspinwall Hodge D D professor of the English Bible at Lincoln University was held at Second Presbyterian Church yesterday afternoon. Hodge born in Philadelphia was Penn and Princeton graduate. He authored What is Presbyterian Law Recognition After Death Theology of the Shorter Catechism and The Ruling Elder at Work.
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Lincoln University
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Marriages and Deaths List of Couples in Local Notices
A long row of marriage entries lists Charles Blankenborn with Christiana Schill, James Lipnard with Mary Cook, Edward Hildebrand with Viola Kreider, and many others. The public notice compiles numerous unions and states dates, while also naming deceased individuals where noted.
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Christiana Schill
James M. Lipnard
Mary H. Cook
Edward Hildebrand
Viola Kreider
Biela Kohn
Sarah Goodman
Adolph Hoskin
Fannie Stopelman
Michael Rigney
Winnefried Moran
Trever J. Leckie
Mary A. Hickey
Reuben Cook
Eliza Palmer
Joseph Hoffman
Emma McCauley
Everson R. Haldeman
Jeannie M. Burkhart
S. E. Conley
Maude B. Toye
John F. Johnson
Rachel P. Lockard
Theo
Miltepbarger
Mary F. Ruetter
John P. Rummel
Maude F. Campbell
Wom
H. Helem
Elite N. Sowers
Frank 8. Sims
Annie C. Collin
Geo. T. C. Candy
Bertha M. Cassner
John Bangert
Stephanie Niebauer
Carl Muller
Maggie Marx
R. Keller
Ninerva Sipes
Jobn Eiebkle
Kataryna Lawistaska
Morris Covinsky
Annie M. Friedberg
Welcome Mortimer
Lizzie Wright
Robert H. Naylor
Katharine Miller
F. P. Castagnoezsi
Antonetti Clelicuzio
Joseph M. Hart
Cora Hubbard
Frederick Dark
Ada Hotroyd
Robert G. Sullivan
Beulah B. Johnson
Michael A. di Santo
Givinia de Renzi
Albert W. Skinner
Delia J. Cain
Harry Collinge
Minnie Walker
William Klump
Mary Moyer
Archibald E. Powell
Lillian M. Steckel
Robert McCullough
Elisabeth B. Davies
George W. Lehane
Katharine M. Helland
Frederick D. Gery
Bertie Marple
Walter A. Lynch
Mary L. Mannen
Ervin Timbers
R. Ella Howard
James Ware
Daisy Venadlis
Walton Harlowe Greever
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Thos
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Ada B. Cochran
Michael F. Lacey
Mamie E. Wiggins
Samuel H. Beamer
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Charles O'Realey
Lizzie Shields
Alexander Christy
Rebecca J. Dumbell
William Kubo
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Jennie Mackie
Alexander Nichols
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John Mason
Annie Doon
Lemuel G. Harris
Alice C. Lippiatt
John O'Brien
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Eyveleen Jones
Sam
Sommerschuh
Anna C. Giles
Wiliam Nichols
Katharine G. Rowan
Philip A. Granger
Delia Molloy
Frederick Doyle
Died Notices from June Include Several Interments
Died notices list LADIE R. HILFERTY of 1007 Kable street interred at Lafayette, ALBERT B. PINCKNEY of 14065 South Boyceett street interred at Merion Cemetery, and MATILDA SHAW wife of Thomas Shaw interred at New Cathedral Cemetery. Public city obituary notices provide dates and private interment details.
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Dora E. Pretzeller
Valeria M. Cressman
Harry D. A. Reber
Emma E. Davis
Eva A. Reichart
Willis F. Detbert
Herman A. Fister
Rosie D. Schaeffer
James F. Fister
Hattie E. Seddon
Robert D. Fister
Hulda
Seibert
Eva M. Prankenfe
Flias
Elmer Sensenig
M. Frankenfield
David Y. Seisholtz
Jennie B. Fritch
Howard H. Stamm
Minoye J. M. Fritz
R Charles M
May E. Yorgery
Bertha Hoffman
Gertrude H. Zacharias
Elste Hoffman
Eva A. Zerr
St. John’s Parochial School
Count Larisch-Moenich
Lewis Buehler
Dawson-Hoft
Tres
Wyle Ramp
Ross Adams
Bixler-Neyhart
Todd Brown
Browne- Hoopes
J. A. Hodge
Las Range
United Gas
Java
Clarke
Bradford Clarke
Chestnut
Saludo
Ackers Fo Shop
al Stry
Mundell’ S Fellons
William Shaw
Sarah D. Lemon
John Brown
Mary A. Murray
Thomas L. Barrett
Nellie M. Hayes
Joseph P. Smith
Mabel I. Robinson
Albert B. Hart
Emma Sieger
Robert Payne
Lizzie Clark
Daniel P. Ruby
Rosie Scher
James Madden
Margaret McKeage
Francis M. Miller
Marie Marsh
Edward J. James
Charlotte Johnson
John B. Colby
Rose Stanley
W. T. Shinn
Margaret C. Ballentine
John Johnson
Ella B. Gaul
Michael J. Dougherty
Annie T. O'Donnell
Edward A Kreegar
Lula M. Burlinn
Harry A. Rowley
Maude H. Charles
Joseph R. Upton
Emma L. Speerhase
John J. Marsh
Bertha B. Stemples
Harry T. Walton
Norah F. Gleeson
Charles P. Friedrich
Margaret A. Jones
George P. Fielden
Anna M. Morgan
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!