5 May 1867
John D. Husing, a German immigrant, developed a general store on Mission St. around the corner from Joe Hill’s store by Old San Pedro Rd. The Husing store later became a saloon called the White House Gardens.

(“Gateway to the Peninsula: A History of the City of Daly City” by Samuel C. Chandler, City Librarian, 1973.p.15)

Martha Elizabeth Husing Martini, New Wilmington, formerly of 127 Grange Road, Shenango Township, died at 4 p.m. Wednesday (4-11-01) in The Overlook nursing home, New Wilmington, after a one-year illness. She was 88.

Mrs. Martini was born Sept. 6, 1912, in Pardoe to Louis and Martha Mariacher Husing.

She was a homemaker and a Catholic.

Her husband, Michael Martini, whom she married June 12, 1932, died on June 1, 1985.

Surviving are: one daughter, Lynne Fisher, Pulaski; two grandsons, Brandt Fisher, Indianapolis, Ind.; and Lee Gathers, Pulaski; one granddaughter, Becky Langley, Houston; and two great-grandsons, Jacob and Brady Fisher, Indianapolis; and three great-granddaughters, Veronica and Heather Gathers, Pulaski; and Annabelle Langley, Houston.

Besides her husband, she was preceded in death by her parents; one daughter, Marlene Gathers; two sisters; and six brothers.

MARTINI
Mrs. Michael (Martha Elizabeth Husing), 88, New Wilmington, formerly of 127 Grange Road, Shenango Township.
Calling hours: 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday (4-13-01) in SMITH FUNERAL HOME, 310 W. Neshannock Ave., New Wilmington.
Service: Funeral service at 11 a.m. Saturday (4-14-01) in the funeral home, with the Rev. T. Duane Stewart, pastor of Friendship Parish, Slippery Rock, officiating.
Burial: Morefield Cemetery, Hermitage.

When Josephine Husing, a young married woman, died suddenly at No. 79 Debevoise Street, Brooklyn, Friday afternoon, it was reported that death was caused by apoplexy.

Coroner Hesse became satisfied that some mystery was attached to the death. He ordered Dr. Valentine to hold an autopsy which resulted of the discovery of Paris Green in the stomach. Mrs. Husing’s husband and family were dumbfounded when told of the result of the autopsy. They stated that Mrs. Husing had been in low spirits for some time and are convinced that she took the poison with intent to commit suicide.

Jacob Husing, the husband of the dead woman, had been out of work for many months and is thought that that fact and the debts which she had been obliged to contract for food and clothes so preyed on Mrs. Husing’s as to cause her to take her own life.

Source: NYTimes, 20 Dec 1885

Husing, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Husing of Pardoe, was a sophomore at Grove City high school but not on the school team.

Source: Helena Daily Indpendence. Tuesday, November 1, 1932.

Henry Husing aged 17 of Pardoe, Mercer county, died this morning in the hospital here as a result of a fractured skull received Tuesday afternoon about 5:39 o’clock in an automobile accident.

Husing and two companions were returning to their homes in Pardoe on the Erie-Pittsburg road when near the George Junior Republic their car was in a collision with the machine of S.B. Dunham pf Harrisville. Husing was injured in the collision and removed to the local hospital. The others escaped serious injury.

Source: New Castle News, New Castle, Pennsylvania. 29 Dec 1926.