Levi was the Association President for a period of time of the Edmundson family reunion. He was present at the last reunion of his life at Homestead Park on 16 Jul 1914. He was a dairyman and a Tax Collector in Port Vue, Pa.
August 3, 1896 --- DAIRY WAGON WRECKED --- L. H. Edmundson, the Port Vue dairyman, had his wagon wrecked by a Glassport car of the Second Avenue company at Dunshee's Hollow... The wagon was demolished and the milk was all spilled. Mr. Edmundson was thrown and pretty badly used up.... The horse escaped injury. Source: McKeesport Heritage Center Newsletter, McKeesport, PA August/September, 1996. Original article taken from the Daily News, McKeesport, PA.
August 3, 1896 --- DAIRY WAGON WRECKED --- L. H. Edmundson, the Port Vue dairyman, had his wagon wrecked by a Glassport car of the Second Avenue company at Dunshee's Hollow... The wagon was demolished and the milk was all spilled. Mr. Edmundson was thrown and pretty badly used up.... The horse escaped injury. Source: McKeesport Heritage Center Newsletter, McKeesport, PA August/September, 1996. Original article taken from the Daily News, McKeesport, PA.
Levi was the Association President for a period of time of the Edmundson family reunion. He was present at the last reunion of his life at Homestead Park on 16 Jul 1914. He was a dairyman and a Tax Collector in Port Vue, Pa.
August 3, 1896 --- DAIRY WAGON WRECKED --- L. H. Edmundson, the Port Vue dairyman, had his wagon wrecked by a Glassport car of the Second Avenue company at Dunshee's Hollow... The wagon was demolished and the milk was all spilled. Mr. Edmundson was thrown and pretty badly used up.... The horse escaped injury. Source: McKeesport Heritage Center Newsletter, McKeesport, PA August/September, 1996. Original article taken from the Daily News, McKeesport, PA.
August 3, 1896 --- DAIRY WAGON WRECKED --- L. H. Edmundson, the Port Vue dairyman, had his wagon wrecked by a Glassport car of the Second Avenue company at Dunshee's Hollow... The wagon was demolished and the milk was all spilled. Mr. Edmundson was thrown and pretty badly used up.... The horse escaped injury. Source: McKeesport Heritage Center Newsletter, McKeesport, PA August/September, 1996. Original article taken from the Daily News, McKeesport, PA.
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