This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: kteifer Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.pennsylvania.counties.venango/6388.9.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Grace Lutheran Church Records from www.venangogenealogy.com Sutherland Helene M. Palm Sunday 04/09/1922 Sutherland Anthony 06/11/1922 Sutherland Mary Kathryne 03/25/1923 Sutherland William 04/05/1925 Sutherland Anthony 09/12/1906 m. Kathryne Jensen License No. 7458 W. G. D. Hudson Sutherland Helen Margaret 04/27/1907 10/01/1907 Anthony S. & Anna Katherine Sutherland Sutherland Mary Kathryne 12/11/1908 10/25/1910 Anthony & Kathryne Sutherland Sutherland William Jensen 08/20/1910 10/25/1910 Anthony & Kathryne Sutherland Sutherland Frances Eleanor 01/23/1912 06/10/1919 Anthony & Anna Katherine Sutherland Sutherland Elsie Louise 09/09/1914 11/28/1920 Anthony & Katherine Sutherland nee Jensen Sponsor-Mrs. K. Jensen nee Carson Sutherland David Lee 01/24/1918 11/28/1920 Anthony & Katherine Sutherland nee Jensen Sponsor-Mrs. K. Jensen nee Carson Sutherland Anthony Anthony 08/20/1919 11/28/1920 Anthony & Katherine Sutherland nee Jensen Sponsor-Mrs. K. Jensen nee Carson Sutherland Charlotte Irene 05/03/1922 07/02/1922 Anthony & Katherine Sutherland Sutherland Frances Eleanor 8 Franklin Cemetery The Oil City Derrick 06-16-1927 Thursday A son was born on Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Goodwill, Grant St. The mother was formerly Miss Helena Sutherland. The Oil City Derrick 09-21-1927 Wednesday INJURY PROVES TO BE FATAL FOR VETERAN Anthony Sutherland, P. R. R. Worker, Struck By Auto Tuesday Morning DIES IN HOSPITAL Franklin, Sept, 20-Anthony Sutherland of 353 Pacific St., this city, died at the Franklin hospital at 7:10 o'clock Tuesday morning from injuries sustained 23 minutes earlier when he was struck by an automobile on the roadway of the 8th St. bridge. Mr. Sutherland, employed for 28 or 30 years by the Pennsylvania railraod was on his way to his work in the car inspection shop at the Venango yards below Franklin, walking in company with another man. When they neared the end of the bridge nearest the Pennsylvania railroad tracks, an automobile came along and Mr. Sutherland was offered a ride in it. He ran out from the walk to go across the roadway, just as an automobile driven by Harold Mitchell of River Ridge farm, came down the Bredinsburg hill and upon the bridge. It struck Mr. Sutherland and injuries were the result which were immediately seen to be most serious. Mr. Mitchell stopped and took the injured man to the office of Dr. C. M. Wilson, who ordered the patient sent at once to the Franklin hospital. This was done, but he died while being takenn in the elevator up to the ward. Apparently he died from shock. Both of his legs were broken below the knee, one of them in a compound fracture with the broken end of the bone protruding through the clothing. It was also thought he was internally hurt. It is stated by eye witnesses, including the man who was walking with Mr. Sutherland, that Mr. Mitchell was in no way to blame for the accident, as he did not have time to stop after seeing the man coming into the roadway from behind one of the bridge girders. Mr. Sutherland was 43 years old, having been born on August 20, 1879. He was a native of Oil City, but from 1917 had lived in Franklin. Surviving him are his wife and the following children: Mrs. Paul Goodwill, Franklin; Miss Katheryn Sutherland, William Sutherland, David Sutherland, Anthony Sutherland Jr., and Irene Sutherland, all at home. Also the following sisters and one brother: Mrs. C. R. McQuowf(?), of Oil City; Miss Elsie Sutherland of Oil City and J. H. Sutherland of Cleveland, Ohio. Mr. Sutherland was a devaut member of the Grace Lutheran church, secretary of it's Official board and active in every church enterprise. Rev. J. W. Rammey, pastor of the church told today how active Mr. Sutherland had been in the membership canvass which the church conducted last fall. "His heart and soul was in everthing for the welfare of the church." the pastor said. The deceased was a member of the Loyal Order of Moose. The Oil City Derrick 08-14-1929 Wednesday A daughter, Patricia Dee, was born Saturday, August 10, to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Goodwill, 356 Grant St. The baby was born at the home of the great-grandmother, Mrs. Helena Jensen. The Oil City Derrick 10-20-1930 Monday Mrs. Catherine sutherland-Adams aged 43 years, died at her home, 211 Norman ave., Sunday morning at 8:30 o'clock. Arrangements for the funeral services had not yet been completed late last night. The Oil City Derrick 10-21-1930 Tuesday Mrs. Catherine Adams Funeral services in memory of Mrs. Catherine Sutherland Adams, aged 43 years, who died suddenly at her home, 365 Pacific St., Sunday, will be conducted Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the Boyd N. Park funeral home by Rev. Kline of Meadville. Interment in the Grove Hill cemetery in Oil City will follow the services. The remains of the deceased will be removed from her late residence to the Boyd N. Park Funeral home Tuesday noon. Mrs. Adams had lived in Franklin for the past 14 years, coming here from Oil City. She is survived by her husband, George Adams and the following children. Mrs. Paul Goodwill, Franklin; William James Sutherland, Oil City; David Anthony and Charlotte Irene, at home; also her mother, Mrs. Helena Jensen and one sister Mrs. Homer Moore, Franklin, and two grandchildren, Patricia and Richard Goodwill. The Oil City Derrick 07-14-1941 Monday Charlotte sutherland Wed To Ralph Baker Miss Charlotte Irene Sutherland, daughter of the late Anthony and Catherine Jenson Sutherland, became the bride of Ralph Gilbert Baker, son of Ralph Baker, of Franklin, R. D. 1, on Saturday morning at 11 o'clock in the Grace Lutheran church of Franklin, Rev. Samuel H. Gross, pastor fo the church, read the marriage vows in the presence of the immediate families. Miss Sutherland, who was unattended, was attired in a street-length dress of moss green sheer with white accessories and her shoulder corsage was of sweetheart roses with baby's breath. An informal luncheon was served at the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. Paul Goodwill, 365 Pacific St. Twelve guests were seated at the bride's table which was centered with a large wedding cake and flanked with pink tapers. The favors, which were small baskets of candy, and placement cards were carried out in pink and white. Following the reception the young couple left on a short wedding trip to Niagara Falls and upon their return will reside in Franklin. Both bride and groom are graduates of the Franklin high school in the classes of 1940 and 1941. The bridegroom is employed by the Chicago Pneumatic Tool company. The Oil City Derrick 12-07-1977 Wednesday Former Franklin Man Dies FRANKLIN-William J. Sutherland, 67, of Bolling Brook, Ill., former Franklin resident, died November 15, according to word received here. Born in Oil City August 20, 1910, he was a son of Anthony and Kathryn J Sutherland. He graduated in 1928 from Franklin High School, where he was a basketball player. A resident of Franklin for many years, he formerly was employed at the Eclipse Works and later was transferred to Port Arthur, Texas. He had been a patient at the American Health Care Center in Naperville, Ill., and his death followed an extended illness. His wife, the former Beulah Beguard fo Perl Arthur, died in August 1974. Mr. Sutherland was a former member of Grace Lutheran Church in Franklin. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. James (Eleanor) Wight of Ada, Okla., and Mrs. Dan (Kathryn) Ryan of Bolling Brook; seven grandchildren; a brother, Anthony Sutherland of Port Arthur; three sisters, Mrs. Paul Goodwill of Meadville, Mrs. Elsie Lewis of Franklin and Mrs. Al Umstead of Rockland, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services and interment were in Illinois. Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.