1860 mortality schedule recorded between 01-Jun-1859 and 31-May-1860. Items marked with an * are defined at the end.
Name: Elizabeth Dinwiddie
Age: 75
Sex: Female
Month of Death: August
State of Birth: North Carolina
Cause of Death: Slow Fever
~ Carroll County Tennessee 1860 Mortality Schedule
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Dilday, Sarah T. - 1860
1860 mortality schedule recorded between 01-Jun-1859 and 31-May-1860. Items marked with an * are defined at the end.
Name: Sarah T. Dilday
Age: 8
Sex: Female
Month of Death: April
State of Birth: Tennessee
Cause of Death: Small Pox
~ Carroll County Tennessee 1860 Mortality Schedule
Name: Sarah T. Dilday
Age: 8
Sex: Female
Month of Death: April
State of Birth: Tennessee
Cause of Death: Small Pox
~ Carroll County Tennessee 1860 Mortality Schedule
Berkstresser, O. S. - 1943
Private Robert Berkstresser, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Berkstresser of 701 East Fourth street, is stationed at Camp Edwards, Mass. He was graduated from Bellwood-Antis High school in the class of 1939. Upon his graduation he entered the Altoona school of welding and after graduation worked for two years as an electric welder for Westinghouse at Pittsburgh. Prior to his induction into the armed forces he played on the Bellwood-Antis football team for three years, and was an ardent supporter of basketball.
~ Bellwood Bulletin, 01-Apr-1943, Page 1, Column 6
~ Bellwood Bulletin, 01-Apr-1943, Page 1, Column 6
Berkstresser, Robert - 1943
Private Robert Berkstresser, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Berkstresser of 701 East Fourth street, is stationed at Camp Edwards, Mass. He was graduated from Bellwood-Antis High school in the class of 1939. Upon his graduation he entered the Altoona school of welding and after graduation worked for two years as an electric welder for Westinghouse at Pittsburgh. Prior to his induction into the armed forces he played on the Bellwood-Antis football team for three years, and was an ardent supporter of basketball.
~ Bellwood Bulletin, 01-Apr-1943, Page 1, Column 6
~ Bellwood Bulletin, 01-Apr-1943, Page 1, Column 6
Hoffman, W. S. - 1943
Private William J. Hoffman, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Hoffman of 603 north Fifth street, has graduated from an intensive course in aviation mechanics at Aero ITI, Los Angeles, California.
~ Bellwood Bulletin, 01-Apr-1943, Page 1, Column 6
~ Bellwood Bulletin, 01-Apr-1943, Page 1, Column 6
Hoffman, William J. - 1943
Private William J. Hoffman, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Hoffman of 603 north Fifth street, has graduated from an intensive course in aviation mechanics at Aero ITI, Los Angeles, California.
~ Bellwood Bulletin, 01-Apr-1943, Page 1, Column 6
~ Bellwood Bulletin, 01-Apr-1943, Page 1, Column 6
Trego, Laura - 1943
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Mr. Robert E. Doughman, of DeMoines, Iowa, son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Doughman of that city, was accompanied by his wife and visited his grandmother, Mrs. Moreland Watters and his aunt, Mrs. Laura Trego and family on North Fourth street, for several days. After the attack on Pearl Harbor, Robert enlisted in the navy and is a gunner’s mate and now has returned to duty. His wife has returned to DesMoines, where she is one of the legions helping the war effort by working in a defense plant.~ Bellwood Bulletin, 01-Apr-1943, Page 1, Column 6
Watters, Moreland (Mrs.) - 1943
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Mr. Robert E. Doughman, of DeMoines, Iowa, son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Doughman of that city, was accompanied by his wife and visited his grandmother, Mrs. Moreland Watters and his aunt, Mrs. Laura Trego and family on North Fourth street, for several days. After the attack on Pearl Harbor, Robert enlisted in the navy and is a gunner’s mate and now has returned to duty. His wife has returned to DesMoines, where she is one of the legions helping the war effort by working in a defense plant.~ Bellwood Bulletin, 01-Apr-1943, Page 1, Column 6
Doughman, Milton - 1943
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Mr. Robert E. Doughman, of DeMoines, Iowa, son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Doughman of that city, was accompanied by his wife and visited his grandmother, Mrs. Moreland Watters and his aunt, Mrs. Laura Trego and family on North Fourth street, for several days. After the attack on Pearl Harbor, Robert enlisted in the navy and is a gunner’s mate and now has returned to duty. His wife has returned to DesMoines, where she is one of the legions helping the war effort by working in a defense plant.~ Bellwood Bulletin, 01-Apr-1943, Page 1, Column 6
Doughman, Robert E. - 1943
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Mr. Robert E. Doughman, of DeMoines, Iowa, son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Doughman of that city, was accompanied by his wife and visited his grandmother, Mrs. Moreland Watters and his aunt, Mrs. Laura Trego and family on North Fourth street, for several days. After the attack on Pearl Harbor, Robert enlisted in the navy and is a gunner’s mate and now has returned to duty. His wife has returned to DesMoines, where she is one of the legions helping the war effort by working in a defense plant.~ Bellwood Bulletin, 01-Apr-1943, Page 1, Column 6
Cornmesser, John - 1943
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Mr. and Mrs. John G. Cornmesser of Bellview avenue were happy to have their family home with them over the week-end. Their son William, who is enlisted in the service, had a six-day furlough and flew in from Texas to be with his parents and wife. Marjorie came home from Schenectady, where she is employed, and John from Baltimore, Md., and it was surely fine to greet these young folks again.~ Bellwood Bulletin, 01-Apr-1943, Page 1, Column 6
Cornmesser, Marjorie - 1943
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Mr. and Mrs. John G. Cornmesser of Bellview avenue were happy to have their family home with them over the week-end. Their son William, who is enlisted in the service, had a six-day furlough and flew in from Texas to be with his parents and wife. Marjorie came home from Schenectady, where she is employed, and John from Baltimore, Md., and it was surely fine to greet these young folks again.~ Bellwood Bulletin, 01-Apr-1943, Page 1, Column 6
Cornmesser, William - 1943
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Mr. and Mrs. John G. Cornmesser of Bellview avenue were happy to have their family home with them over the week-end. Their son William, who is enlisted in the service, had a six-day furlough and flew in from Texas to be with his parents and wife. Marjorie came home from Schenectady, where she is employed, and John from Baltimore, Md., and it was surely fine to greet these young folks again.~ Bellwood Bulletin, 01-Apr-1943, Page 1, Column 6
Cornmesser, John G. - 1943
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Mr. and Mrs. John G. Cornmesser of Bellview avenue were happy to have their family home with them over the week-end. Their son William, who is enlisted in the service, had a six-day furlough and flew in from Texas to be with his parents and wife. Marjorie came home from Schenectady, where she is employed, and John from Baltimore, Md., and it was surely fine to greet these young folks again.~ Bellwood Bulletin, 01-Apr-1943, Page 1, Column 6
Sitman, William Jr. (Dr.) - 1943
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Dr. William Sitman, of Mars, Pa., was called the beginning of the week to attend the funeral of his father, William Sitman, Sr., services being held last Monday from the Fuoss funeral home on main street. He was accompanied by Mrs. Sitman and while here met many of their old time friends. A number of years ago Dr. Sitman was engaged in the drug business in the borough.~ Bellwood Bulletin, 01-Apr-1943, Page 1, Column 6
Balsbach, W. F. - 1943
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Private George F. Givin arrived in town early Saturday morning to visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George M. Givin and grandfather, W. F. Balsbach on Boyles street, and his grandmother, Mrs. Ella Givin and [the rest of this line and the whole next line are illegible.] he returned to camp Monday night at Plymouth, Mass. Having to report for duty Tuesday morning.~ Bellwood Bulletin, 01-Apr-1943, Page 1, Column 6
NOTE FROM THE BURGESS
Mr. W. F. Balsbach, editor Bellwood Bulletin: It is with regret we note the suspension of the publication of the Bellwood Bulletin for the duration of the present war. We understand your situation and can only say we live with hope to see the time the Bulletin will be in circulation again. The Bulletin was an essential part of our community and will be sadly missed.
EDGAR McKINNEY,
Chief Burgess.
~ Bellwood Bulletin, 08-Apr-1943, Page 1, Column 2
LAST ISSUE UNTIL THE CLOSE OF THE WAR
As announced in our edition on March 25, this will be the last issue of the Bulletin until the close of the frightful war which has raged world-wide for the past few years. It is all brought about due to the fact that we can’t get efficient help to carry on until the world again regains its senses and normal condition. The war and big industry has taken all available young men, and when it is realized that four of our former employees are now enlisted in the services of the nation, it can readily bee seen the position that faces us. For some time past we have been operating with girl help, and even the girls are called into activities of the government and other work. Along with hundreds of our subscribers and citizens we regret that we cannot no longer go forward and publish the Bulletin each week all on account of a shortage of help.Everybody is praying that the awful condition in which the world has been plunged, all on account of a few fanatics, will soon come to a close, when humanity can again resume, the even tenor of its way and move forward without fear or molestation.
We earnestly hope to be able to resume publication just as soon as the war closes and the boys “come marching home”. Help will then be available and from plans made before hostilities started, one of the soldier boys will become interested in the publication and the Bulletin will go forward bigger and better than ever.
In the meantime, the publisher will continue to do a general line of job printing and all favors extended will be thankfully received and the work executed as quickly as possible. The publisher will also continue to serve the public as justice of the peace and can be found in his office every business day. Again thanking our many friends for the kind works, written and spoken, over the suspension of publication, I remain
Sincerely yours,
W. F. BALSBACH.
~ Bellwood Bulletin, 08-Apr-1943, Page 1, Columns 3 & 4
Givin, George M. - 1943
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Private George F. Givin arrived in town early Saturday morning to visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George M. Givin and grandfather, W. F. Balsbach on Boyles street, and his grandmother, Mrs. Ella Givin and [the rest of this line and the whole next line are illegible.] he returned to camp Monday night at Plymouth, Mass. Having to report for duty Tuesday morning.~ Bellwood Bulletin, 01-Apr-1943, Page 1, Column 6
Givin, George F. - 1943
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Private George F. Givin arrived in town early Saturday morning to visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George M. Givin and grandfather, W. F. Balsbach on Boyles street, and his grandmother, Mrs. Ella Givin and [the rest of this line and the whole next line are illegible.] he returned to camp Monday night at Plymouth, Mass. Having to report for duty Tuesday morning.~ Bellwood Bulletin, 01-Apr-1943, Page 1, Column 6
Biggins, James - 1943
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Corporal Donald Biggins of the U. S. Marines spent Saturday and Sunday with his wife and baby and parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Biggins at 510 S. Tuckahoe street. Corporal Biggins is at present stationed at Quantico, Va., where he is studying ammunition at the Marine Ordinance School.~ Bellwood Bulletin, 01-Apr-1943, Page 1, Column 6
Biggins, Donald - 1943
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Corporal Donald Biggins of the U. S. Marines spent Saturday and Sunday with his wife and baby and parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Biggins at 510 S. Tuckahoe street. Corporal Biggins is at present stationed at Quantico, Va., where he is studying ammunition at the Marine Ordinance School.~ Bellwood Bulletin, 01-Apr-1943, Page 1, Column 6
Rehm, Robert Marlin - 1943
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Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rehm and young son, Robert Marlin, from Harrisburg, were very welcome visitors at the Rehm and Berkstresser homes in the borough during the week.~ Bellwood Bulletin, 01-Apr-1943, Page 1, Column 6
Rehm, Raymond - 1943
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Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rehm and young son, Robert Marlin, from Harrisburg, were very welcome visitors at the Rehm and Berkstresser homes in the borough during the week.~ Bellwood Bulletin, 01-Apr-1943, Page 1, Column 6
Rowan, Catherine - 1943
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Miss Catherine Rowan has returned home on Main street, after spending three weeks in Philadelphia visiting her friend, Mrs. Thelma Laird Carson.~ Bellwood Bulletin, 01-Apr-1943, Page 1, Column 6
Sigle, Elwood - 1943
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Private Elwood Sigle has returned to the Portsmouth, Virginia, navy yard after circulating among friends for ten days.~ Bellwood Bulletin, 01-Apr-1943, Page 1, Column 6
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