Daily Local News
February 8, 1878
Bair-Davis
On February 7th, by Rev. Wm A Reed, Mr. Elias Bair and Miss Mary Davis, both of Sadsburyville, Chester County, Penna.
Daily Local News
August 16, 1893
Elias Bair, Clerk of Courts
Elias Bair, who has eebn (sic) selected by the convention as the nominee of the Republican party for Clerk of the Courts, is a son of H.W.Bair, of Sadsburyville, and has always been known in political circles as a hustler. He was born in Intercourse, Lancaster County, but has resided in Chester County nearly all his life. Mr. Bair was educated at Parkesburg academy and at the Quaker City Business College, Philadelphia, and naturally has sufficient training to make a first-class clerk. His occupation is that of a farmer and cattle dealer. This is his first candidacy for a county office, although residing in a township that is strongly Democratic, he has from time to time been selected to fill the offices of School Director, Constable and Assessor. Last Spring he defeated the Democratic committeeman for the former township office, which is only another evidence of the esteem in which he is held by both political parties in the vicinity of his home. He has always been a stalwart Republican and of course is greatly pleased at this recognition his party has given him.
Daily Local News
March 4, 1922
BAIR- In St. Petersburg, Fla., on March 1st, 1922, Elias Bair. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral without further notice from the Upper Octoraro Church, Chester County, PA on Sunday March 5th. Services at the church at 2:30 o'clock p.m. Interment in the adjoining cemetery. Conveyances will meet trains and trolleys at Parkesburg until 2 p.m.
Daily Local News
March 6, 1922
Mr. Bair's Funeral
Practically all sections of Chester County were represented at the great concourse of people who attended funeral services at Upper Octoraro Church, yesterday afternoon, for former Clerk of the Courts, Elias Bair, who died in St. Petersburg, Fla., where he had gone in search of health. Rev J A Erickson conducted the service. Rev. T.R. McDowell, of Elkview, not being present to assist the Pastor, as planned. Pall bearers were: Howard Macelduff, West Chester, Benjamin Davis Jr., Lancaster; M.T. Phillips, William Davis, Ferree Grossman, Norman Martin. Flowers were in great profusion. Mr. Bair was a member of Paterson Lodge, I.O.O.F, Sadsburyville, and Goddard Lodge, F & A M., Coatesville. Surviving members of Mr. Bair's family are Mary, wife of Herbert W. Masters, Rosemont, arnd (sic) Miss Edna K. Bair, Coatesville. Mrs. Bair has been long deceased, as has one son, Roscoe, another son, Lewis H. Bair, having died a few months ago.
February 8, 1878
Bair-Davis
On February 7th, by Rev. Wm A Reed, Mr. Elias Bair and Miss Mary Davis, both of Sadsburyville, Chester County, Penna.
Daily Local News
August 16, 1893
Elias Bair, Clerk of Courts
Elias Bair, who has eebn (sic) selected by the convention as the nominee of the Republican party for Clerk of the Courts, is a son of H.W.Bair, of Sadsburyville, and has always been known in political circles as a hustler. He was born in Intercourse, Lancaster County, but has resided in Chester County nearly all his life. Mr. Bair was educated at Parkesburg academy and at the Quaker City Business College, Philadelphia, and naturally has sufficient training to make a first-class clerk. His occupation is that of a farmer and cattle dealer. This is his first candidacy for a county office, although residing in a township that is strongly Democratic, he has from time to time been selected to fill the offices of School Director, Constable and Assessor. Last Spring he defeated the Democratic committeeman for the former township office, which is only another evidence of the esteem in which he is held by both political parties in the vicinity of his home. He has always been a stalwart Republican and of course is greatly pleased at this recognition his party has given him.
Daily Local News
March 4, 1922
BAIR- In St. Petersburg, Fla., on March 1st, 1922, Elias Bair. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral without further notice from the Upper Octoraro Church, Chester County, PA on Sunday March 5th. Services at the church at 2:30 o'clock p.m. Interment in the adjoining cemetery. Conveyances will meet trains and trolleys at Parkesburg until 2 p.m.
Daily Local News
March 6, 1922
Mr. Bair's Funeral
Practically all sections of Chester County were represented at the great concourse of people who attended funeral services at Upper Octoraro Church, yesterday afternoon, for former Clerk of the Courts, Elias Bair, who died in St. Petersburg, Fla., where he had gone in search of health. Rev J A Erickson conducted the service. Rev. T.R. McDowell, of Elkview, not being present to assist the Pastor, as planned. Pall bearers were: Howard Macelduff, West Chester, Benjamin Davis Jr., Lancaster; M.T. Phillips, William Davis, Ferree Grossman, Norman Martin. Flowers were in great profusion. Mr. Bair was a member of Paterson Lodge, I.O.O.F, Sadsburyville, and Goddard Lodge, F & A M., Coatesville. Surviving members of Mr. Bair's family are Mary, wife of Herbert W. Masters, Rosemont, arnd (sic) Miss Edna K. Bair, Coatesville. Mrs. Bair has been long deceased, as has one son, Roscoe, another son, Lewis H. Bair, having died a few months ago.
Daily Local News
February 8, 1878
Bair-Davis
On February 7th, by Rev. Wm A Reed, Mr. Elias Bair and Miss Mary Davis, both of Sadsburyville, Chester County, Penna.
Daily Local News
August 16, 1893
Elias Bair, Clerk of Courts
Elias Bair, who has eebn (sic) selected by the convention as the nominee of the Republican party for Clerk of the Courts, is a son of H.W.Bair, of Sadsburyville, and has always been known in political circles as a hustler. He was born in Intercourse, Lancaster County, but has resided in Chester County nearly all his life. Mr. Bair was educated at Parkesburg academy and at the Quaker City Business College, Philadelphia, and naturally has sufficient training to make a first-class clerk. His occupation is that of a farmer and cattle dealer. This is his first candidacy for a county office, although residing in a township that is strongly Democratic, he has from time to time been selected to fill the offices of School Director, Constable and Assessor. Last Spring he defeated the Democratic committeeman for the former township office, which is only another evidence of the esteem in which he is held by both political parties in the vicinity of his home. He has always been a stalwart Republican and of course is greatly pleased at this recognition his party has given him.
Daily Local News
March 4, 1922
BAIR- In St. Petersburg, Fla., on March 1st, 1922, Elias Bair. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral without further notice from the Upper Octoraro Church, Chester County, PA on Sunday March 5th. Services at the church at 2:30 o'clock p.m. Interment in the adjoining cemetery. Conveyances will meet trains and trolleys at Parkesburg until 2 p.m.
Daily Local News
March 6, 1922
Mr. Bair's Funeral
Practically all sections of Chester County were represented at the great concourse of people who attended funeral services at Upper Octoraro Church, yesterday afternoon, for former Clerk of the Courts, Elias Bair, who died in St. Petersburg, Fla., where he had gone in search of health. Rev J A Erickson conducted the service. Rev. T.R. McDowell, of Elkview, not being present to assist the Pastor, as planned. Pall bearers were: Howard Macelduff, West Chester, Benjamin Davis Jr., Lancaster; M.T. Phillips, William Davis, Ferree Grossman, Norman Martin. Flowers were in great profusion. Mr. Bair was a member of Paterson Lodge, I.O.O.F, Sadsburyville, and Goddard Lodge, F & A M., Coatesville. Surviving members of Mr. Bair's family are Mary, wife of Herbert W. Masters, Rosemont, arnd (sic) Miss Edna K. Bair, Coatesville. Mrs. Bair has been long deceased, as has one son, Roscoe, another son, Lewis H. Bair, having died a few months ago.
February 8, 1878
Bair-Davis
On February 7th, by Rev. Wm A Reed, Mr. Elias Bair and Miss Mary Davis, both of Sadsburyville, Chester County, Penna.
Daily Local News
August 16, 1893
Elias Bair, Clerk of Courts
Elias Bair, who has eebn (sic) selected by the convention as the nominee of the Republican party for Clerk of the Courts, is a son of H.W.Bair, of Sadsburyville, and has always been known in political circles as a hustler. He was born in Intercourse, Lancaster County, but has resided in Chester County nearly all his life. Mr. Bair was educated at Parkesburg academy and at the Quaker City Business College, Philadelphia, and naturally has sufficient training to make a first-class clerk. His occupation is that of a farmer and cattle dealer. This is his first candidacy for a county office, although residing in a township that is strongly Democratic, he has from time to time been selected to fill the offices of School Director, Constable and Assessor. Last Spring he defeated the Democratic committeeman for the former township office, which is only another evidence of the esteem in which he is held by both political parties in the vicinity of his home. He has always been a stalwart Republican and of course is greatly pleased at this recognition his party has given him.
Daily Local News
March 4, 1922
BAIR- In St. Petersburg, Fla., on March 1st, 1922, Elias Bair. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral without further notice from the Upper Octoraro Church, Chester County, PA on Sunday March 5th. Services at the church at 2:30 o'clock p.m. Interment in the adjoining cemetery. Conveyances will meet trains and trolleys at Parkesburg until 2 p.m.
Daily Local News
March 6, 1922
Mr. Bair's Funeral
Practically all sections of Chester County were represented at the great concourse of people who attended funeral services at Upper Octoraro Church, yesterday afternoon, for former Clerk of the Courts, Elias Bair, who died in St. Petersburg, Fla., where he had gone in search of health. Rev J A Erickson conducted the service. Rev. T.R. McDowell, of Elkview, not being present to assist the Pastor, as planned. Pall bearers were: Howard Macelduff, West Chester, Benjamin Davis Jr., Lancaster; M.T. Phillips, William Davis, Ferree Grossman, Norman Martin. Flowers were in great profusion. Mr. Bair was a member of Paterson Lodge, I.O.O.F, Sadsburyville, and Goddard Lodge, F & A M., Coatesville. Surviving members of Mr. Bair's family are Mary, wife of Herbert W. Masters, Rosemont, arnd (sic) Miss Edna K. Bair, Coatesville. Mrs. Bair has been long deceased, as has one son, Roscoe, another son, Lewis H. Bair, having died a few months ago.
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