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[[File:Saranac Lake Band.jpg|alt=Saranac Lake Band|thumb|700x700px|Saranac Lake Band. Probably on Decoration Day c. 1910. The men of the Saranac Lake Band posed at [[Pine Ridge Cemetery]], in uniform jackets decorated with braid, for a photo by [[William Kollecker|Kollecker & Co.]]  In 1980, [[George Towner|George Ford Towner]] identified his father and some other members of the band. Seated at left: [[Nelson Trombley]] (bass tuba). First row, from left: [[Roy Lobdell]] (snare drum); '''Earl Lobdell''' (bass drum); 2 others unknown. Second row (L to R): [[Phillip L. Steneri]] (baritone), 4 others unknown. Third row (L to R): [[Archie Nimmo]] (leader and No. 1 cornet). [[Pop Duso]] (cornet), H. Ford Towner (trombone), one other unknown. In 1970 Towner also wrote that several of these men from the [[Saranac Lake Business Men's Band]] which he said had been in existence for many years, taught members of the Saranac Lake Boys Band. Nimmo taught the trumpets, Towner the trombones, the Lobdell brothers the drums, and Mr. Trombley the basses. ''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', May 28, 2011]]

'''Born:''' 1892

'''Died:''' April 1937

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'''Earl Lobdell''' was a son of [[Herbert L. Lobdell]].  He was a member of the [[Saranac Lake Band]].

He is buried in [[Pine Ridge Cemetery]].

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