Johnson, Mrs. Sally Ann	3 January 1924	Mrs. Sally Ann Johnson, wife of John H. Johnson died Monday morning at the family home in Addsion, N.Y. She was born Aug. 13, 1851 at Lisle, N.Y.; married Oct. 25, 1876 to John H. Johnson of Coudersport. The children are, Rufus of Costello, Pa. and Dewitt at home, Mrs. Edward Skillman of Addison, Mrs. Eugene Hanes of west Pike, Pa. and Mrs. George Ludwig of Galeton, Pa. A brother James Perce of Clachamas, Ore. Burial in the Rural cemetery. Mrs. Johnson lived in Galeton until three years ago.
Plank, Lovell	3 January 1924	Lovell Plank aged 80 years, founder of L. Plank & Sons, Inc. of Westfield died at his home Jan. 2, 1924. He was a veteran of the Civil War and discharged in 1866. Surviving are his widow, one dau., Edith Thompson and two sons, Bert & Warren.
Coole, William Raymond	3 January 1924	William Raymond Coole, eldest son of Mr. & Mrs. W. H. Coole of Galeton and Edna Louise Keeler of Elmira were married Dec. 14, 1923 in Elmira, N. Y.
Johns, Charles	3 January 1924	Charles Johns of South Branch died at the Blossburg Hospital Sat. he was 59 yeaers old. Survived by his wife & 4 sons, William, Herman, Peter, & David, 2 daus., Mrs. Dana Leach and Lenore, 3 brothers, Emil, William & Joseph; 2 sisters, Mrs. Marvin Davis of Olean & Mrs. John Campbell of Germania. Burial in Prouty cemetery.
Cobb, Lorana Viola	3 January 1924	Mr. & Mrs. Roy Cobb are the parents of a girl Lorana Viola, born Dec. 9, 1923.
Graves, T. W.	10 January 1924	T. W. Graves known as “Buster” shot himself with a rifle in the cellar of his home on Morris Lane, Wellsboro. He was Tioga Co. treasurer. Survived by his wife and infant daughter.
Crowl, Harold	10 January 1924	Harold Crowl aged 28 years lost his life in the explosion at the Hercules Powder Plant at Emporium last Monday. Surviving are his wife, 2 children, randall & Helen. His wife was the former Miss Marion Hughes, dau. of Mrs. Minnie Hughes of Galeton.
Appoloni, Arcadia	10 January 1924	Arcadia Appoloni was inastantly killed near Mills, Potter Co. last Friday night whwen the car in which he was riding skidded on ice and overturned. He was a native of Rome, Italy and had lived in this country about 3 years. He was a single man.
McTamney, James, Jr.	10 January 1924	James McTamney, Jr. died at the DubBois Hospital Sunday night. Burial in Addision, N.Y. He was the oldest son of Mrs. James McTamney of Owego, N.Y. formerly of Galeton. Survived by his mother, his wife, 4 sisters, Mrs. Geo. Straitz of Detroit, Mich., Catherine, Mary & Delia McTamney, 2 brothers, Frank & John of Owego.
Ruf, Arnold	17 January 1924	Arnold Ruf, formerly of Galeton died at the Memorial Hospital in Poughkeepsie, N.Y. last Friday. He is survived by one daughter, Leah Ruf of this place.
Welfling, Charles	17 January 1924	Charles Welfling died at Coudersport Hospital on Jan. 10^th. He was born in Germania 56 years ago and was married to Miss Emily Kortz of Germania. He was Sheriff of Potter Co. Survived by two daus., Helen DuBois and Lillian Welfling; one bro., Adolph of germania; 3 sisters, Mrs. Johanna Craig of Philadelphia, Kate Moran of Couderposrt, & Mrs. Phillipine Qolz of Germania. His wife died about six years ago.
Short, Willard	17 January 1924	Willard Short died at his home in Perry, N.Y. last Wed. Burial in Fillmroe, N.Y. He was the father of Mrs. Charles Carpenter of Galeton.
Bittner, Adam	17 January 1924	Adam Bittner of Hornell died last Tues. He was the father of Albert Bittner of Galeton.
Allen, Miss Anna Maria	24 January 1924	Miss Anna Maria Allen died at the home of her niece Mrs. E. M. Dickenson on Fri. Jan. 186h. She was born in Cazenovia, N.Y., Apr. 13, 1838. She served as postmistress at Clara for 30 years. Burial in Clara cemetery. Survived by her niece and her nephew, Nelson L. Allen of Williamsport.
Hulburt, Mrs. Roxy	24 January 1924	Mrs. Roxy Hulburt died at her home in Gaines Wed. morning. Survived by her husband and 5 small children, the youngest an infant of 2 weeks.
Putman, James Adelbert	24 January 1924	Mr. & Mrs. James Putman of Rainbow Ave. are the parents of a boy, James Adelbert, born last Friday.
Stickler, Layton	24 January 1924	The body of Layton Stickler missing from his mone since Thrus. Jan. 11^th was discovered in the dam at the Recreations Park Sunday morning by Milton Zeaman aged 12 years. Layton Stickler was about 22 years of age and had been an inmate of the State Hospital at Danville. Burial in the Knowlton cemetery. Survived by his mother & step-father Mr. & Mrs. Hoyt Mattison, & following bros. & sisters: Mrs. Geo. Bartles of Hornell, Mrs. Bert Davis of Cleveland, Ohio, Mrs. Geo. Bellinger of Tyler, Pa., Mrs. Geo. Buchard of Galeton, John Stickler of Hornell, Floyd Stickler of Galeton and a half-bro., Danforth Mattison.
Grimes, John	24 January 1924	John Grimes, aged about 60 years a resident of Shinglehous, was found dead sitting in a rocking chair in his home last Thurs. His wife was away on a visit.
Leurs, Mrs. Elizabeth E.	24 January 1924	Mrs. Elizabeth E. Leurs of Mansfield died at the home of her dau., Mrs. Geo. A. Schramm in Buffalo last wed. Jan. 9^th.