Published on August 3, 1920 in "The Morning Call"
Veteran Railroader Dead
George Stubblebine, the oldest fireman in point of continous service in the Central railroad, will be buried today at Scranton, where he died last Saturday. He had been with the railroad company for forty-five years. Mr. Stubblebine formerly resided at Easton, removing with his family to Scranton thirty years ago.
Veteran Railroader Dead
George Stubblebine, the oldest fireman in point of continous service in the Central railroad, will be buried today at Scranton, where he died last Saturday. He had been with the railroad company for forty-five years. Mr. Stubblebine formerly resided at Easton, removing with his family to Scranton thirty years ago.
Published on August 3, 1920 in "The Morning Call"
Veteran Railroader Dead
George Stubblebine, the oldest fireman in point of continous service in the Central railroad, will be buried today at Scranton, where he died last Saturday. He had been with the railroad company for forty-five years. Mr. Stubblebine formerly resided at Easton, removing with his family to Scranton thirty years ago.
Veteran Railroader Dead
George Stubblebine, the oldest fireman in point of continous service in the Central railroad, will be buried today at Scranton, where he died last Saturday. He had been with the railroad company for forty-five years. Mr. Stubblebine formerly resided at Easton, removing with his family to Scranton thirty years ago.
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