from a Montrose, PA area newspaper in Aug, 1916:

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  Eash Rush - Mrs. C. P. Linaberry has returned from Sayre hospital.  She was
there seven weeks for a serious operation on her foot.  When a child, 9
years old, she stepped on a nail and has been doctoring for rheumatism for
many years.  With the X-ray examination was found about 1/2 inch of nail
imbedded in the bone of the foot.  This was removed, with portions of dead
bone.  A silver plate and joint was put in place of diseased bone removed.
She is doing well.

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From The Montrose Independent, Montrose, Pennsylvania dated April 28, 1927:

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East Rush.
  Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Linaberry, of Camptown, visited their son, C. E.
Linaberry and family, Sunday.

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