The Oil City Derrick - Saturday morning, July 9, 1949
Silver Wedding Event Held For Residents Of St. Petersburg
Fifty-one persons including the nine children of the honored couple gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nevel at St. Petersburg recently in observance of their silver wedding anniversary. A picnic dinner was served from a table in the grove adjoining the home. The table was centered with a large cake, a gift of the couple's daughters. Mr. Nevel, who has been afflicted with arthritis for many years and for the past two years has been unable to sit up, enjoyed the social event from his cot which was placed at the scene. He was presented with a purse of money for the purchase of a hospital bed. Mr. and Mrs. Nevel received many other useful gifts in keeping with the silver anniversary. The oldest person in attendance was Mr. Nevel's mother, Mrs. Jennie Nevel Ritter, and his grand nephew, William Harnish of Lock Haven, was the youngest. Friends were present from Lock Haven, Clarion, Monroe, Turkey City, Knox, Braeburn, Kent, St. Petersburg, and the state of Massachusetts.
The Oil City Derrick - Tuesday, June 14, 1960
H. E. Nevel, 56, Dies Monday
St. Petersburg - Harold Edward Nevel, 56, of St. Petersburg, died at 12:55 a.m. Monday in his home following a lingering illness. He was bedfast for 16 years. Born in St. Petersburg, January 17, 1904, he was the son of George and Jennie Fulmer Nevel. He was married June 30, 1924, in St. Petersburg, to Margaret Ketner Nevel, who survives. Mr. Nevel was a member of the Methodist Church of St. Petersburg and formerly worked for the B & O Railroad. In addition to his widow, he is survived by six daughters, Mrs. Arnold (Helen) Raybuck of Emlenton RD 3, Mrs. Paul (Bernice) McCoy of Knox RD 2, Mrs. Robert (Phyllis) Cotherman of Knox RD 2, Mrs. Albert (Betty) Davenport of Knox RD 2, Mrs. Samuel (Georgie) Landers of Foxburg and Barbara Ann Nevel, at home; and three sons, Robert Eugene Nevel of Banning, Paul Edwin Nevel of Parker RD 3, and Harold Denton Nevel of Butler RD 3. Also surviving are three sisters, Mrs. Dorothy L. Harnish of St. Petersburg, Mrs. Ruth E. Eisenhuth of Knox RD 2 and Mrs. Elva F. Smith of Knox RD 2; three brothers, Roy E. Nevel of St. Petersburg, James C. Nevel of Tarentum and Llewellyn D. Nevel of Youngstown, Ohio; and 22 grandchildren. The body is in the Karle D. McKinney Funeral Home, St. Petersburg, where friends may call and attend services at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday. Rev. Bruce Hankey, pastor of the St. Petersburg Methodist Church, will officiate. Interment will be made in the St. Petersburg Cemetery.
Silver Wedding Event Held For Residents Of St. Petersburg
Fifty-one persons including the nine children of the honored couple gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nevel at St. Petersburg recently in observance of their silver wedding anniversary. A picnic dinner was served from a table in the grove adjoining the home. The table was centered with a large cake, a gift of the couple's daughters. Mr. Nevel, who has been afflicted with arthritis for many years and for the past two years has been unable to sit up, enjoyed the social event from his cot which was placed at the scene. He was presented with a purse of money for the purchase of a hospital bed. Mr. and Mrs. Nevel received many other useful gifts in keeping with the silver anniversary. The oldest person in attendance was Mr. Nevel's mother, Mrs. Jennie Nevel Ritter, and his grand nephew, William Harnish of Lock Haven, was the youngest. Friends were present from Lock Haven, Clarion, Monroe, Turkey City, Knox, Braeburn, Kent, St. Petersburg, and the state of Massachusetts.
The Oil City Derrick - Tuesday, June 14, 1960
H. E. Nevel, 56, Dies Monday
St. Petersburg - Harold Edward Nevel, 56, of St. Petersburg, died at 12:55 a.m. Monday in his home following a lingering illness. He was bedfast for 16 years. Born in St. Petersburg, January 17, 1904, he was the son of George and Jennie Fulmer Nevel. He was married June 30, 1924, in St. Petersburg, to Margaret Ketner Nevel, who survives. Mr. Nevel was a member of the Methodist Church of St. Petersburg and formerly worked for the B & O Railroad. In addition to his widow, he is survived by six daughters, Mrs. Arnold (Helen) Raybuck of Emlenton RD 3, Mrs. Paul (Bernice) McCoy of Knox RD 2, Mrs. Robert (Phyllis) Cotherman of Knox RD 2, Mrs. Albert (Betty) Davenport of Knox RD 2, Mrs. Samuel (Georgie) Landers of Foxburg and Barbara Ann Nevel, at home; and three sons, Robert Eugene Nevel of Banning, Paul Edwin Nevel of Parker RD 3, and Harold Denton Nevel of Butler RD 3. Also surviving are three sisters, Mrs. Dorothy L. Harnish of St. Petersburg, Mrs. Ruth E. Eisenhuth of Knox RD 2 and Mrs. Elva F. Smith of Knox RD 2; three brothers, Roy E. Nevel of St. Petersburg, James C. Nevel of Tarentum and Llewellyn D. Nevel of Youngstown, Ohio; and 22 grandchildren. The body is in the Karle D. McKinney Funeral Home, St. Petersburg, where friends may call and attend services at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday. Rev. Bruce Hankey, pastor of the St. Petersburg Methodist Church, will officiate. Interment will be made in the St. Petersburg Cemetery.
The Oil City Derrick - Saturday morning, July 9, 1949
Silver Wedding Event Held For Residents Of St. Petersburg
Fifty-one persons including the nine children of the honored couple gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nevel at St. Petersburg recently in observance of their silver wedding anniversary. A picnic dinner was served from a table in the grove adjoining the home. The table was centered with a large cake, a gift of the couple's daughters. Mr. Nevel, who has been afflicted with arthritis for many years and for the past two years has been unable to sit up, enjoyed the social event from his cot which was placed at the scene. He was presented with a purse of money for the purchase of a hospital bed. Mr. and Mrs. Nevel received many other useful gifts in keeping with the silver anniversary. The oldest person in attendance was Mr. Nevel's mother, Mrs. Jennie Nevel Ritter, and his grand nephew, William Harnish of Lock Haven, was the youngest. Friends were present from Lock Haven, Clarion, Monroe, Turkey City, Knox, Braeburn, Kent, St. Petersburg, and the state of Massachusetts.
The Oil City Derrick - Tuesday, June 14, 1960
H. E. Nevel, 56, Dies Monday
St. Petersburg - Harold Edward Nevel, 56, of St. Petersburg, died at 12:55 a.m. Monday in his home following a lingering illness. He was bedfast for 16 years. Born in St. Petersburg, January 17, 1904, he was the son of George and Jennie Fulmer Nevel. He was married June 30, 1924, in St. Petersburg, to Margaret Ketner Nevel, who survives. Mr. Nevel was a member of the Methodist Church of St. Petersburg and formerly worked for the B & O Railroad. In addition to his widow, he is survived by six daughters, Mrs. Arnold (Helen) Raybuck of Emlenton RD 3, Mrs. Paul (Bernice) McCoy of Knox RD 2, Mrs. Robert (Phyllis) Cotherman of Knox RD 2, Mrs. Albert (Betty) Davenport of Knox RD 2, Mrs. Samuel (Georgie) Landers of Foxburg and Barbara Ann Nevel, at home; and three sons, Robert Eugene Nevel of Banning, Paul Edwin Nevel of Parker RD 3, and Harold Denton Nevel of Butler RD 3. Also surviving are three sisters, Mrs. Dorothy L. Harnish of St. Petersburg, Mrs. Ruth E. Eisenhuth of Knox RD 2 and Mrs. Elva F. Smith of Knox RD 2; three brothers, Roy E. Nevel of St. Petersburg, James C. Nevel of Tarentum and Llewellyn D. Nevel of Youngstown, Ohio; and 22 grandchildren. The body is in the Karle D. McKinney Funeral Home, St. Petersburg, where friends may call and attend services at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday. Rev. Bruce Hankey, pastor of the St. Petersburg Methodist Church, will officiate. Interment will be made in the St. Petersburg Cemetery.
Silver Wedding Event Held For Residents Of St. Petersburg
Fifty-one persons including the nine children of the honored couple gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nevel at St. Petersburg recently in observance of their silver wedding anniversary. A picnic dinner was served from a table in the grove adjoining the home. The table was centered with a large cake, a gift of the couple's daughters. Mr. Nevel, who has been afflicted with arthritis for many years and for the past two years has been unable to sit up, enjoyed the social event from his cot which was placed at the scene. He was presented with a purse of money for the purchase of a hospital bed. Mr. and Mrs. Nevel received many other useful gifts in keeping with the silver anniversary. The oldest person in attendance was Mr. Nevel's mother, Mrs. Jennie Nevel Ritter, and his grand nephew, William Harnish of Lock Haven, was the youngest. Friends were present from Lock Haven, Clarion, Monroe, Turkey City, Knox, Braeburn, Kent, St. Petersburg, and the state of Massachusetts.
The Oil City Derrick - Tuesday, June 14, 1960
H. E. Nevel, 56, Dies Monday
St. Petersburg - Harold Edward Nevel, 56, of St. Petersburg, died at 12:55 a.m. Monday in his home following a lingering illness. He was bedfast for 16 years. Born in St. Petersburg, January 17, 1904, he was the son of George and Jennie Fulmer Nevel. He was married June 30, 1924, in St. Petersburg, to Margaret Ketner Nevel, who survives. Mr. Nevel was a member of the Methodist Church of St. Petersburg and formerly worked for the B & O Railroad. In addition to his widow, he is survived by six daughters, Mrs. Arnold (Helen) Raybuck of Emlenton RD 3, Mrs. Paul (Bernice) McCoy of Knox RD 2, Mrs. Robert (Phyllis) Cotherman of Knox RD 2, Mrs. Albert (Betty) Davenport of Knox RD 2, Mrs. Samuel (Georgie) Landers of Foxburg and Barbara Ann Nevel, at home; and three sons, Robert Eugene Nevel of Banning, Paul Edwin Nevel of Parker RD 3, and Harold Denton Nevel of Butler RD 3. Also surviving are three sisters, Mrs. Dorothy L. Harnish of St. Petersburg, Mrs. Ruth E. Eisenhuth of Knox RD 2 and Mrs. Elva F. Smith of Knox RD 2; three brothers, Roy E. Nevel of St. Petersburg, James C. Nevel of Tarentum and Llewellyn D. Nevel of Youngstown, Ohio; and 22 grandchildren. The body is in the Karle D. McKinney Funeral Home, St. Petersburg, where friends may call and attend services at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday. Rev. Bruce Hankey, pastor of the St. Petersburg Methodist Church, will officiate. Interment will be made in the St. Petersburg Cemetery.
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