Son and only child of George J. NICKLES and Stamata G. RASOGIOUMUS.
NICKLES' SON SUCCUMBS TO INJURY
Death Follows Hurt Which Was Supposed To Be Triffling - Meningitis the Cause
This morning about 4 o'clock John J., the six and a half year old son of Mr. and Mrs. George Nickles, died at the home of his parents on North Union street. Last week the little fellow fell, bumping his forehead. The wound was passed over as a trifle, as it gave him no trouble until Sunday when it began to swell. Monday he became worse. Physicians wre summoned and all that medical skill could devise was done. However, the wound became infected and septic meningitis developed, causing his death. He was a bright and active little chap, always a great favorite with the patrons of the store. His death comes as a crushing blow to his parents, to whom all hearts go out in sympathy. The funeral will be held Saturday morning at the home, an Orthodox Greek priest having been sent for to officiate.
Olean Times
Olean, NY
Thursday, December 14, 1911
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MANY GREEKS COME TO ATTEND FUNERAL
John Nickles Laid To Rest With Impressive Ceremony of Greek Church Amid Beautiful Flowers
The funeral of little John Nickles was held this morning at 10 o'clock at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Nickles on North Union street. Father Durospulos of the Greek Orthodox church of Pittsburg, Pa., was the officiating clergyman. The deep sympathy of Mr. and Mrs. Nickles' large circle of friends was most beautifully expressed in the many flowers that surrounded their little son in his last sleep. Among those who attended from out of town were, Peter Laskaris, Flaitsburg, N.Y.; Nicholas Valis, Bradford, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. George Chacona, Erie, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nickles, Ridgway, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Gust Nickles, and son, Youngstown, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Chelekys, Youngstown, Ohio; Mrs. P. Atsalas, Youngstown, Ohio; Mr. J. Nickles, Cambridge, Ohio; Mr. B. Luembas, Meadville, Pa.; Mrs. I. Lumberakys and son, Morgantown, W. Va.; Mrs. A. Manusos, Chicago, Ill.; Nick Caravasios, Wheeling, W. Va.; George Geracinios, Warren, Pa.; George Lambros, Franklin, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. A.D. Chacona, Oil City, Pa.; Spero Ueos, Titusville, Pa.; J. Lamcos, Jamestown, N.y.; Michael Nickles, Couderspost, Pa.; James Benekos, Oil City, Pa.; Nicholas Checkary, Meadville, Pa.; Gust Limberekys, Bradford, Pa.; J.N. Chacona, Ithaca, N.Y.; Peter Anastasopulos, Ithaca, N.Y.; Peter Grenis, Hornell, N.Y.; George Georgiou, Hornell, N.Y.; Mrs. A. Demitriades, HOrnell, N.Y.; Mrs. C. Roes, Buffalo, N.Y.; Tom Caros, Hornell, N.Y.; Steve Russ, St. Mary's Pa.; Miss Georgia Sotire, Boston, Mass.; J. Sevelin, Kane, Pa.; Mrs. P. Zavelas, Bradford, Pa.; Mrs. Pulos, St. Mary's, Pa.; Mr. J.P. Nickles, Philadelphia, Christ Vlachos, Massilon, Ohio. George Lourtas of Olean, William Lourtas, Oil City, Jno. T. Nickles, Philadelphia and Peter Anason, Ithaca, were the pall bearers.
Olean Times
Olean, New York
Saturday, December 16, 1911
Page 6
NICKLES' SON SUCCUMBS TO INJURY
Death Follows Hurt Which Was Supposed To Be Triffling - Meningitis the Cause
This morning about 4 o'clock John J., the six and a half year old son of Mr. and Mrs. George Nickles, died at the home of his parents on North Union street. Last week the little fellow fell, bumping his forehead. The wound was passed over as a trifle, as it gave him no trouble until Sunday when it began to swell. Monday he became worse. Physicians wre summoned and all that medical skill could devise was done. However, the wound became infected and septic meningitis developed, causing his death. He was a bright and active little chap, always a great favorite with the patrons of the store. His death comes as a crushing blow to his parents, to whom all hearts go out in sympathy. The funeral will be held Saturday morning at the home, an Orthodox Greek priest having been sent for to officiate.
Olean Times
Olean, NY
Thursday, December 14, 1911
newspaperARCHIVE.com
MANY GREEKS COME TO ATTEND FUNERAL
John Nickles Laid To Rest With Impressive Ceremony of Greek Church Amid Beautiful Flowers
The funeral of little John Nickles was held this morning at 10 o'clock at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Nickles on North Union street. Father Durospulos of the Greek Orthodox church of Pittsburg, Pa., was the officiating clergyman. The deep sympathy of Mr. and Mrs. Nickles' large circle of friends was most beautifully expressed in the many flowers that surrounded their little son in his last sleep. Among those who attended from out of town were, Peter Laskaris, Flaitsburg, N.Y.; Nicholas Valis, Bradford, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. George Chacona, Erie, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nickles, Ridgway, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Gust Nickles, and son, Youngstown, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Chelekys, Youngstown, Ohio; Mrs. P. Atsalas, Youngstown, Ohio; Mr. J. Nickles, Cambridge, Ohio; Mr. B. Luembas, Meadville, Pa.; Mrs. I. Lumberakys and son, Morgantown, W. Va.; Mrs. A. Manusos, Chicago, Ill.; Nick Caravasios, Wheeling, W. Va.; George Geracinios, Warren, Pa.; George Lambros, Franklin, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. A.D. Chacona, Oil City, Pa.; Spero Ueos, Titusville, Pa.; J. Lamcos, Jamestown, N.y.; Michael Nickles, Couderspost, Pa.; James Benekos, Oil City, Pa.; Nicholas Checkary, Meadville, Pa.; Gust Limberekys, Bradford, Pa.; J.N. Chacona, Ithaca, N.Y.; Peter Anastasopulos, Ithaca, N.Y.; Peter Grenis, Hornell, N.Y.; George Georgiou, Hornell, N.Y.; Mrs. A. Demitriades, HOrnell, N.Y.; Mrs. C. Roes, Buffalo, N.Y.; Tom Caros, Hornell, N.Y.; Steve Russ, St. Mary's Pa.; Miss Georgia Sotire, Boston, Mass.; J. Sevelin, Kane, Pa.; Mrs. P. Zavelas, Bradford, Pa.; Mrs. Pulos, St. Mary's, Pa.; Mr. J.P. Nickles, Philadelphia, Christ Vlachos, Massilon, Ohio. George Lourtas of Olean, William Lourtas, Oil City, Jno. T. Nickles, Philadelphia and Peter Anason, Ithaca, were the pall bearers.
Olean Times
Olean, New York
Saturday, December 16, 1911
Page 6
Son and only child of George J. NICKLES and Stamata G. RASOGIOUMUS.
NICKLES' SON SUCCUMBS TO INJURY
Death Follows Hurt Which Was Supposed To Be Triffling - Meningitis the Cause
This morning about 4 o'clock John J., the six and a half year old son of Mr. and Mrs. George Nickles, died at the home of his parents on North Union street. Last week the little fellow fell, bumping his forehead. The wound was passed over as a trifle, as it gave him no trouble until Sunday when it began to swell. Monday he became worse. Physicians wre summoned and all that medical skill could devise was done. However, the wound became infected and septic meningitis developed, causing his death. He was a bright and active little chap, always a great favorite with the patrons of the store. His death comes as a crushing blow to his parents, to whom all hearts go out in sympathy. The funeral will be held Saturday morning at the home, an Orthodox Greek priest having been sent for to officiate.
Olean Times
Olean, NY
Thursday, December 14, 1911
newspaperARCHIVE.com
MANY GREEKS COME TO ATTEND FUNERAL
John Nickles Laid To Rest With Impressive Ceremony of Greek Church Amid Beautiful Flowers
The funeral of little John Nickles was held this morning at 10 o'clock at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Nickles on North Union street. Father Durospulos of the Greek Orthodox church of Pittsburg, Pa., was the officiating clergyman. The deep sympathy of Mr. and Mrs. Nickles' large circle of friends was most beautifully expressed in the many flowers that surrounded their little son in his last sleep. Among those who attended from out of town were, Peter Laskaris, Flaitsburg, N.Y.; Nicholas Valis, Bradford, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. George Chacona, Erie, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nickles, Ridgway, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Gust Nickles, and son, Youngstown, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Chelekys, Youngstown, Ohio; Mrs. P. Atsalas, Youngstown, Ohio; Mr. J. Nickles, Cambridge, Ohio; Mr. B. Luembas, Meadville, Pa.; Mrs. I. Lumberakys and son, Morgantown, W. Va.; Mrs. A. Manusos, Chicago, Ill.; Nick Caravasios, Wheeling, W. Va.; George Geracinios, Warren, Pa.; George Lambros, Franklin, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. A.D. Chacona, Oil City, Pa.; Spero Ueos, Titusville, Pa.; J. Lamcos, Jamestown, N.y.; Michael Nickles, Couderspost, Pa.; James Benekos, Oil City, Pa.; Nicholas Checkary, Meadville, Pa.; Gust Limberekys, Bradford, Pa.; J.N. Chacona, Ithaca, N.Y.; Peter Anastasopulos, Ithaca, N.Y.; Peter Grenis, Hornell, N.Y.; George Georgiou, Hornell, N.Y.; Mrs. A. Demitriades, HOrnell, N.Y.; Mrs. C. Roes, Buffalo, N.Y.; Tom Caros, Hornell, N.Y.; Steve Russ, St. Mary's Pa.; Miss Georgia Sotire, Boston, Mass.; J. Sevelin, Kane, Pa.; Mrs. P. Zavelas, Bradford, Pa.; Mrs. Pulos, St. Mary's, Pa.; Mr. J.P. Nickles, Philadelphia, Christ Vlachos, Massilon, Ohio. George Lourtas of Olean, William Lourtas, Oil City, Jno. T. Nickles, Philadelphia and Peter Anason, Ithaca, were the pall bearers.
Olean Times
Olean, New York
Saturday, December 16, 1911
Page 6
NICKLES' SON SUCCUMBS TO INJURY
Death Follows Hurt Which Was Supposed To Be Triffling - Meningitis the Cause
This morning about 4 o'clock John J., the six and a half year old son of Mr. and Mrs. George Nickles, died at the home of his parents on North Union street. Last week the little fellow fell, bumping his forehead. The wound was passed over as a trifle, as it gave him no trouble until Sunday when it began to swell. Monday he became worse. Physicians wre summoned and all that medical skill could devise was done. However, the wound became infected and septic meningitis developed, causing his death. He was a bright and active little chap, always a great favorite with the patrons of the store. His death comes as a crushing blow to his parents, to whom all hearts go out in sympathy. The funeral will be held Saturday morning at the home, an Orthodox Greek priest having been sent for to officiate.
Olean Times
Olean, NY
Thursday, December 14, 1911
newspaperARCHIVE.com
MANY GREEKS COME TO ATTEND FUNERAL
John Nickles Laid To Rest With Impressive Ceremony of Greek Church Amid Beautiful Flowers
The funeral of little John Nickles was held this morning at 10 o'clock at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Nickles on North Union street. Father Durospulos of the Greek Orthodox church of Pittsburg, Pa., was the officiating clergyman. The deep sympathy of Mr. and Mrs. Nickles' large circle of friends was most beautifully expressed in the many flowers that surrounded their little son in his last sleep. Among those who attended from out of town were, Peter Laskaris, Flaitsburg, N.Y.; Nicholas Valis, Bradford, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. George Chacona, Erie, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nickles, Ridgway, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Gust Nickles, and son, Youngstown, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Chelekys, Youngstown, Ohio; Mrs. P. Atsalas, Youngstown, Ohio; Mr. J. Nickles, Cambridge, Ohio; Mr. B. Luembas, Meadville, Pa.; Mrs. I. Lumberakys and son, Morgantown, W. Va.; Mrs. A. Manusos, Chicago, Ill.; Nick Caravasios, Wheeling, W. Va.; George Geracinios, Warren, Pa.; George Lambros, Franklin, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. A.D. Chacona, Oil City, Pa.; Spero Ueos, Titusville, Pa.; J. Lamcos, Jamestown, N.y.; Michael Nickles, Couderspost, Pa.; James Benekos, Oil City, Pa.; Nicholas Checkary, Meadville, Pa.; Gust Limberekys, Bradford, Pa.; J.N. Chacona, Ithaca, N.Y.; Peter Anastasopulos, Ithaca, N.Y.; Peter Grenis, Hornell, N.Y.; George Georgiou, Hornell, N.Y.; Mrs. A. Demitriades, HOrnell, N.Y.; Mrs. C. Roes, Buffalo, N.Y.; Tom Caros, Hornell, N.Y.; Steve Russ, St. Mary's Pa.; Miss Georgia Sotire, Boston, Mass.; J. Sevelin, Kane, Pa.; Mrs. P. Zavelas, Bradford, Pa.; Mrs. Pulos, St. Mary's, Pa.; Mr. J.P. Nickles, Philadelphia, Christ Vlachos, Massilon, Ohio. George Lourtas of Olean, William Lourtas, Oil City, Jno. T. Nickles, Philadelphia and Peter Anason, Ithaca, were the pall bearers.
Olean Times
Olean, New York
Saturday, December 16, 1911
Page 6
Gravesite Details
Rick Tetlak reported : "Painted Hills website says that John Nickles is in an unmarked grave."
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