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What Became of the Members of the Class of ‘67
6/2/66, Livingston Manor Times
“Willa Didrich and Donald Weigand reigned as queen and king at the
Junior Prom held May 21 at LMCS. This year’s theme was “Once Upon A
Time’”
7/7/66, Livingston Manor Times
“Jimmy Sarles, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sarles, is a life-guard at the
Beaverkill State Park.”
7/7/66, Liberty News
“Miss Janet Tuttle has been working as a nurse’s aide in Loomis
Hospital. She started summer school at the Liberty Central School on
Tuesday of this week.”
8/4/66, Livingston Manor Times
“Gloria Rose McUmber, daughter of Mr. William McUmber and the late Mrs.
McUmber of Livingston Manor and Pfc. Roger Neer, son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Neer of Livingston Manor were married, July 8 by the Rev. Norman
Barley.
“Attendants were Cpl. Raymond Steele of Fort Dix, N.J., and Miss Shirley
Steele of Livingston Manor.
“Both Mr. and Mrs. Neer attended Livingston Manor Central School. Pfc
Neer is a motor pool clerk in the 5th Infantry at Fort Carson, Colorado.
They reside at Colorado Springs.”
10/20/66, Livingston Manor Times
“Two Livingston Manor teenagers were injured in a one car automobile
accident which occurred at 4:30 Sunday afternoon.
“According to Ferndale State Police who investigated the mishap, a 1955
Chevrolet driven by Duane Hodge17, of Livingston Manor was traveling
north on the Back Shandelee Road about one mile north of the village and
as the vehicle was making a left turn the driver failed to negotiate the
turn. The car struck a utility pole. Taken to Roscoe Community Hospital
were Allen Levine, 17 and Robert Striffler, 15, both of Livingston
Manor. Levine suffered lacerations to the right eye and Striffler had
lacerations of the right arm.”
11/3/66, Livingston Manor Times
“This week it was learned that two students from Livingston Manor
Central School Music Department selected to perform with the New York
State School Music Association All State Band and Chorus.
“Cynthia Gottlieb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Gottlieb will play
clarinet and Cheryl Taylor will perform…”
12/29/66, Livingston Manor Times
“Seven ladies from Livingston Manor took tests last week at the Liberty
Loomis Hospital for Nursing Aids positions. They were Janet Tuttle, Mrs.
Emerson Bouton, Henrietta Welch, Marlon Buck, Mrs. Donald Benton, Mrs.
Robert Simpson and Miss Linda Haake. The results of the tests will not
be known until the end of January.”
2/2/67, Livingston Manor Times
“Jane Hoos, daughter of Mrs. J Fred Hoos of Livingston Manor has been
accepted at the State University of New York at Albany.
“A senior at Livingston Manor Central School, she is a member of the
national Honor Society, the Senior Star Program, co-editor of the school
yearbook, a member of the concert band, exchange editor of the school
newspaper and is vice-president of the United Presbyterian youth of
Sullivan County.”
2/9/67, Livingston Manor Times
‘Leslie Jacobs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Jacobs of Little Ireland
Road, Livingston Manor, is now a student at Campbell College, Buise
Creek, North Carolina. An accelerated student at Livingston Manor
Central School, Leslie graduated in her junior year. She attended one
term at Sullivan County Community College and transferred to Campbell
with full credits.”
2/9/67, Livingston Manor Times
“Alan Levine and Patricia Krum have been accepted at New Paltz SUC where
they will be enrolled as freshmen next September.”
2/9/67, Livingston Manor Times
“Mrs. Stella Kams of Houston, Texas, Mrs. Martha Jacobs and Miss Leslie
Jacobs visited Ronnie Jacobs at Harper College this week. Leslie wanted
to visit her brother before her mother and grandmother drove her to
Buies, N.C., where she is enrolled at Campbell College as an upper
freshman after transferring from SCCC.”
2/16/67, Livingston Manor Times
“Keith D Schleiermacher of Livingston Manor has been accepted as a
student for the fall semester at the State University College at
Brockport.
“The freshman class at Brockport for 1967 will number approximately 850
students; total full time enrollment during the fall semester will be
about 3,300.
“Keith will be a member of the June graduating class at the Livingston
manor Central School.”
2/16/67, Livingston Manor Times
“The Livingston Manor Wildcats defeated Eldred Central basketball team
last Friday night, 96-75. Heading the attack for the manor was Don
Weigand with 27 points followed by Terry Wolcott and Keith
Schleiermacher with 21 and 20 points respectively.
“Bob Johaneman, Bob Utter, Steve Buck, Jesse Dayton and Dave Anderson
with 10, 2, 6, 8, and 2 rounded out the scoring for manor…
“This was Manor’s fifth win in the last nine outings.”
3/2/67, Livingston Manor Times
“John T Lavelle, a senior at Livingston Manor Central School has been
accepted for the fall enrollment at Duquesne University, Pittsburg, Pa.
“A 1967 Regents Scholarship winner he is president of the senior class…
“John is the son of Mrs. John Lavelle of Woodside, L.I…”
3/23/67, Livingston Manor Times
“Jim Sarles, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sarles is stationed at Fort
Bragg, North Carolina, where he is in basic training. Jim enlisted in
the regular army on March 7.”
3/23/67, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Leslie Jacobs expects to be home for the Easter holidays from her
college in North Carolina. Leslie has been elected treasurer of her
sorority pledge class.”
3/30/67, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Janet Tuttle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Tuttle of Livingston
Manor has been accepted for admission at Computer Careers, Newburgh. She
will study machine operations and data processing.
“Miss Tuttle is a senior at Livingston Manor Central School.”
4/27/67, Livingston Manor Times
“Jimmy Krupp, David Anderson, Duane Hodge and Bob Johanemann, all
seniors at Livingston Manor Central School, are spending their spring
recess touring Florida.”
6/1/67, Livingston Manor Times
“In a Western Sullivan League track meet events, Terry Wolcott scored in
shot put and the high jump. Keith Schleiermacher scored in the 220.”
6/8/67, Livingston Manor Times
“Valedictorian for this year’s Senior Class is Cynthia Gottlieb, with an
average of 94.75. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Gottlieb.
“Cynthia is a member of the National Honor Society and will enter the
State University at Stony Brook in the fall to begin studies for a
teaching profession. She is active in class and school activities and is
president of the concert band.
“Salutatorian for the class id Kathryn Davis, the daughter of Mr. Robert
Davis. She has an average of 93.22
“Kathy is a member of the National Honor Society and president of the
Student Council. In her spare time she works in the business office of
Liberty-Loomis Hospital. She plans to continue in the business world
after graduation.
“Two students have placed third highest in their class, they are Jane
Hoos and Cheryle Taylor, both with an average of 91.34. Both are active
in school functions and will attend the State University at Albany.”
6/8/67, Livingston Manor Times
“The Senior Class of LMCS held their class diner last Thursday, June 1,
at Singer’s Restaurant, Liberty.”
6/15/67, Liberty News
“Miss Marie Benton, student at the Central School, has been awarded a
State Regent’s Scholarship. Her name was on the alternate list. She
expects to attend Sullivan County Community College.”
6/22/67, Livingston Manor Times
“Graduation ceremonies will take place at the Livingston Manor Central
School on Saturday evening at 8:30.
“Ivan Boxell, a newspaper man, analyst and world traveler, will be the
guest speaker. Mr. Boxell, who has traveled the glove four times in six
years, has interviewed numerous foreign leaders. He will discuss world
trends and world leaders from his background of direct contact and
observation of them.
“Supervising Principal Russell W Ludlum will present awards. Board of
Education President Dr. Lewis G Denman will award diplomas.
“Addresses will be given by Kathryn Davis, salutatorian, Cynthia H
Gottlieb, valedictorian and an oration by Jane G Hoos and Cheryl L
Taylor.”
6/22/67, Livingston Manor Times
“Seaman Recruit Charles S Schleiermacher, USN, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Albert H Schleiermacher of Route 2, Livingston Manor, has been graduated
from nine weeks of Navy basic training at the Naval Training Center in
Great Lake, Illinois.
“In his first weeks of his naval service he studied and worked under
conditions similar to those he will encounter on his first ship or at
his first shore station.”
6/29/67, Livingston Manor Times
“Eighteen relatives and friends were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Donald J Battey who came to attend the high school graduation of D
Michael Battey. They included Mr. and Mrs. William Mitchell and four
children of Henrietta, Mrs. Ruby Battey and five children of East Avon,
Mr. and Mts. Capron Battey of Binghamton, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baker of
East Rochester, Mrs. Charles Baker of Fairport and Mr. Donald Brethen of
Rochester.”
6/29/67, Livingston Manor Times
“Mr. and Mrs. Al Schleiermacher had nearly the entire family home last
weekend on the occasion of their son Keith’s graduation. Mrs. Ral Abbott
(Harriett) and daughter came from California and Charles Schleiermacher
is home on furlough from the Navy.
6/29/67, Livingston Manor Times
“Chauncey Wilbur arrived home on furlough and in time to attend the
graduation of his sister Alaine from high school. Other out-of-town
guests attending Alaine’s graduation were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wilber of
Bricktown, N.J., Patricia Wilbur and her friend, Jordon Miller from
Woodside, N.J., Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Houghtaling of Neversink, Mr. and
Mrs. Vernon Gordon of Liberty, Mr. and Mrs. Rydousky of Edgewood, N.J. A
party was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilbur in honor of her
graduation. Chauncey left Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Rydouski to visit
his other two sisters, Lettie and Bonnie who were unable to attend the
festivities. From there he will go to Bricktown to visit his brother
Kenneth and family. .After July 7, Chauncey will return to service and
be stationed on Long Island.”
6/29/67, Livingston Manor Times
“Mr. and Mrs. Frank Alden of Elmount, L.I., were here to spend the
weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Tuttle and to attend the
graduation of her sister, Janet Tuttle.”
6/29/67, Livingston Manor Times
“A/C and Mrs. Carl Eugeni spent a week with his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Eugeni. A/C Robert Eugeni, another son of the elder Eugeni’s from
Andrews Air Force Base, Washington, D.C., was here for the weekend. All
attended the graduation of David Anderson.”
6/29/67, Livingston Manor Times
“Mr. and Mrs. George Perraudin and daughter Janice returned to their
home in Orange, Conn., after spending nearly a week with Mrs.
Parraudin’s mother, Mrs. Tom Smith and the John Gleason’s in Shandelee.
They cane to attend the graduation of Mrs. Smith’s grandson, Guy Baker,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Baker of Shandelee.”
6/29/67, Livingston Manor Times
“Memorial Day, May 30, marked the completion of five years of service to
the community by the Volunteer Ambulance Corps of Livingston Manor…
“In the past year the corps has acquired a new residence which was
formerly the old telephone building on upper Main Street…
“This year ten members of the corps completed a special 30-hour course
on emergency first aid at Sullivan County Community College. They are
Alma Roberts, William Roberts, Esher Glassford, Robert Glassford, Thelma
Tuttle, Janet Tuttle, John Conklin, Gloria Shaver, George Boddy and
Esther Boddy.
“Junior members who have come of age and have been added to the list of
regular members to make calls with emergency crews include Kathy Boddy,
Sharon Roberts, Patsy Benton and Edie Bertholf…”
7/13/67, Livingston Manor Times
“Mia Weiner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Weiner of Livingston Manor,
has been accepted for entrance at the City College of New York, State
University system in September.
“She will enter the Architectural and Engineering Division.
“She is a Regents Scholarship winner
7/17/67, Livingston Manor Times
“Linda Finkle, who is spending her fourth summer as a nurse’s aide at
the Liberty Division of Community General Hospital was the recipient of
the division’s Nurses Fund Scholarship it was announced by Mrs. Kathleen
Moran, RN, chairman of the fund.
“Miss Finkle, of Livingston Manor, received her award at the Livingston
Manor High School commencement services. She will study nursing in the
fall.”
8/10/67, Livingston Manor Times
“Janet Tuttle and Susan Crumly have enrolled in a six-week course in
computer careers which will be held in Newburg. The girls expect to
start their studies on August 14.”
8/24/67, Livingston Manor Times
“Gary Rogers and Terry DeWitt have returned home after several days at
Expo 67 at Montreal.”
9/14/67, Livingston Manor Times
“Mia Weiner has left for New York where she will attend City College.
Also leaving for college are John Sarles, Keith Schleiermacher, Kay
Fries for Brockport, Fred Fries leaves Monday for Oneonta.”
9/14/67, Livingston Manor Times
“Mr. Leland Tuttle and his daughter, Janet and son, Earl, spent the
Labor Day weekend in Elmont, Long Island at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Alden.”
9/14/67, Livingston Manor Times
“John Lavelle, a June graduate of Livingston Manor Central School,
enlisted in the Navy and is now in basic training at Great Lakes
Training Center.”
9/14/67, Liberty News
“Among the young folks who have departed or will soon be leaving for
college are Keith Schleiermacher at Brockport; Guy Baker and Fred Fries
at Oneonta; Elizabeth Brown at Cornell; Duane Hodge at Alfred Tech; and
Cheryl Taylor and Jane Hoos at Albany State.”
9/21/67, Livingston Manor Times
“Some of the young folks who have left for college are Keith
Schleiermacher, John Sarles and Kay Fries for Brockport; Guy Baker and
Fred Fries for Oneonta; Elizabeth Brown at Cornell; Duane Hodge at
Alfred Tech; and Cheryl Taylor and Jane Hoos at Albany State; Mike
Battey, Pat Krum, Marie Benton, Bill Donaghy, Jim Krupp, Don Weigand and
Ronnie Marks at Sullivan County Community College.”
9/21/67, Livingston Manor Times
“Janet Tuttle and Susan Crumly have finished the course in Computer
Careers which was held in Newburg.”
9/21/67, Liberty News
“Miss Cynthia Gottlieb left this week for college at Stony Brook. This
will be her freshman year.”
9/28/67, Livingston Manor Times
“Paul Marks, a 1967 graduate of the Livingston Manor Central School,
enlisted in the US Army and is now in basic training at Fort Jackson,
SC.
“Paul is the first Manor graduate in recent years to audition for the
Army Band School. Upon completion of basic training, he will attend a
20-week session at music school in Little Creek, Va., and will then be
assigned to an army band.
“During his elementary and high school years, Paul played the trumpet,
saxophone and baritone in the Concert Band
“He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marks of Livingston Manor.”
9/28/67, Liberty News
“Paul Marks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marks has enlisted in the Army. He
left early Friday morning for Newark, N.J., where he left by plane for
Fort Jackson, S.C., for his basic training. Following this period he
will go to Little Creek, Va., to a music school for 20 weeks after which
he will be placed in an Army band. He has received a music rating from
West Point. On Wednesday evening of last week he was entertained at the
home of Terry DeWitt with a farewell party at which 20 of his friends
were present. A family dinner party was held at his home on Thursday
evening at which time his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Sherwood and
Mrs. Harrison Marks of Youngsville were present.”
10/5/67, Livingston Manor Times
“Kathy Boddy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Boddy is attending beauty
culture school in Newburg.”
10/5/67, Livingston Manor Times
“Larry Boddy, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Boddy is attending the Central
City Business Institute in Syracuse. He is home for a few days while his
school moves into new quarters.”
10/5/67, Livingston Manor Times
“Mr. and Mrs. George Boddy and son Larry, Mr. and Mrs. William Roberts
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glassford attended the New York State Volunteer
Ambulance and First Aid Association convention last week, Thursday
through Sunday at Sitting Bull Ranch, Lake George. They participated in
the parade and first aid contest.”
10/5/67, Liberty News
“Private Paul Marks who recently enlisted in the army and was at Ft.
Jackson, South Carolina, has been sent to Ft. Gordon, Georgia, for his
basic training.”
10/19/67, Livingston Manor Times
“Kathy Boddy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Boddy, was home for the
weekend. Kathy is attending beauty school in Newburgh.”
10/26/67, Liberty News
“Miss Willa Didrich of New York City spent the weekend with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Didrich.”
11/2/67, Livingston Manor Times
“Keith Schleiermacher, a student at Brockport SUC was at home for the
weekend.”
11/30/67, Livingston Manor Times
“Mrs. Fred Marks and daughter Joanne drove to Fort Gordon, Augusta, Ga.,
over Thanksgiving holidays to attend the graduation from basic training
of their son and brother, Paul.”
11/30/67, Livingston Manor Times
“Pvt. Paul M Marks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marks of Livingston Manor,
was among 640 graduating from basic training at Fort Gordon, Ga., on
Friday, November 24. Three companies of men comprised the group of
graduates.
“Pvt. Marks was assigned to and departed for Little Creek, Norfolk, Va.,
where he will undergo twenty weeks of music training before being
assigned to an army band.”
11/30/67, Livingston Manor Times
“William Donaghy, Jr., was in Brooklyn to spend the holidays with a
friend, Miss Francis Lake.”
11/30/67, Livingston Manor Times
“Holiday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Weiner of DuBois
Street were their daughter, Mia, who attends college at City College,
New York and their son and family of Hudson Falls.”
11/30/67, Livingston Manor Times
“Gary Rogers, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Rogers, left last Thursday for
basic training at Ft. Leonard Wood, Missouri.”
11/30/67, Livingston Manor Times
“Some of the students home for the holidays were Guy Baker, Oneonta;
Fred Fries, Oneonta; Lee Denman, Ithaca; Keith Schleiermacher,
Brockport; Linda Finkle, OCCC; Teri Siegel, Cornell; Duane Hodge, Alfred
Tech; Cheryl Taylor, and Jane Hoos, Albany State…”
12/7/67, Livingston Manor Times
“Kathy Boddy spent the Thanksgiving holidays with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Boddy. Kathy is a student at the Central Academy of Beauty
Culture in Newburgh. Larry Boddy was also here for the holidays. Larry
attends the Central City Business Institute in Syracuse.”
12/7/67, Livingston Manor Times
“Gary Rogers, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Rogers, left last Thursday for
basic training at Fort Leonard Woods, Missouri.”
12/21/67, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Leslie Jacobs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jacobs of
Livingston Manor, and Airman First Class Bruce Allen, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Dumrose of Livingston Manor, were united in marriage Saturday
evening at a Hebrew ceremony at King’s Restaurant, Livingston Manor. The
ritual was officiated by Rabbi Agin of Monticello.
“The wedding took place in the beautifully decorated dining room under a
canopy held by Hank Schleiermacher, Fred Jacobs, Chicky Jacobs and Mark
Jacobs….
“The bride had been feted at several showers prior to her marriage,
including a proxy shower held for her in Houston, Texas, at the home of
her aunt.
“Airman Allen is stationed at Plattsburg where his new bride will join
him. She transferred to the State University at Plattsburg to finish her
education.”
12/28/67, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Leslie Jacobs became the bride of Bruce F Allen in a ceremony
performed by Rabbi Agin at King’s Restaurant in Livingston Manor or
December 16. The newlyweds are residing in Plattsburg Air force Base.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jacobs of Livingston
Manor. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dumrose also of
Livingston Manor.”
1/4/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Gary Rogers, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Rogers, was home from Fort
Leonard Wood for a few days of the holidays.”
1/4/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Pvt. Paul Marks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marks was home on a 15 day
leave. On January 1 he went back to Norfolk, Va., where he is attending
music school for six months.”
1/4/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Linda Finkle was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Downey of
Massapequa Park, Long Island, for the Christmas weekend. Mr. and Mrs.
Downey’s son was also home on leave from the Air Force.”
1/4/68, Liberty News
“Miss Jane Hoos accompanied Miss Carla Knickerbocker of Roscoe to Albany
on Tuesday. Both girls are students at Albany State University. Miss
Cheryl Taylor returned there on Wednesday. All were at home for the
holiday vacation.”
1/18/68, Liberty News
“Miss Jane Hoos is getting around to her classes at Albany State College
on a sprained ankle, which she sustained one day last week in Albany.”
2/1/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Mia Wiener is spending a few days between semesters with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Weiner. Mia is a student at City College of New
York.”
2/1/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Some of the students home from college during intercession were Earl
Tuttle, New Paltz; Keith Schleiermacher, Brockport; Jane Hood, Albany;
Victoria Loucks, Fredonia; Cheryl Taylor, Albany State.”
2/8/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Willa Didrich, a student at New Paltz College, has been spending a
few days at the home of her parents on the DeBruce Road.”
2/22/68, Livingston Manor Times
“A surprise bridal shower was given for Kathy Davis on February 11 by
her Aunt Marie Brace at her home in White Sulphur Springs. Many friends
and relatives from Livingston Manor attended the festive shower. Kathy’s
grandmother, Mrs. Marie Breinder of White Plains came especially for the
party.”
2/22/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Kathryn Lee Davis became the bride of Robert Harry Hendrickson on
the evening of February 14. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. H
Markham Fargo at his residence. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davis are the
parents of the bride and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hendrickson are the parents
of the groom. They were attended by Miss Diane Louise Woods and Edwin
Estabrook.”
2/29/68, Livingston Manor Times
“On Wednesday, February 14, Miss Kathryn L Davis and Robert Hendrickson
were united in marriage by the Rev. H Markham Fargo at his home on
Cattail Road, Livingston Manor.
“The couple was attended by Miss Diane Woods and Edward Estabrook…
“The bride is the daughter of Mr. Robert Davis and the late Mrs. Davis.
The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hendrickson.”
2/29/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Fred Fries, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norvin Fries and a student of Oneonta
State College, spent the weekend at his home in Shandelee. Also home for
the weekend was Bonnie Denman and Cheryl Taylor.”
2/29/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Keith Schleiermacher, a college student at Brockport spent the past
weekend at his home in Shandelee.”
3/14/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Mary Deischer was home last weekend from Albany where she has a
position.”
3/14/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Cheryl Taylor spent the weekend with her parents. She is a college
student at Albany State. Miss Cynthia Gottlieb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
M. Gottlieb, was home for the weekend from Stoney Brook.”
3/28/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Finkle of Livingston Manor announce the
engagement of their daughter Linda to Airman William Downey, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Downey of Massapequa Park, L.I.
“The bride-to-be is a 1967 graduate of Livingston Manor Central School
and attended Orange County Community College.
“Airman Downey is a 1966 graduate of Alfred Beiner High School and is
currently serving in the US Air Force stationed at Travis AFB,
California.
“No wedding date has been set.”
3/28/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Airman First Class Bruce Allen and Mrs. Allen spent a 30 day leave from
the Plattsburg Air Force Base with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie
Jacobs and Mr. and Mrs. John Dumrose of Shandelee Road. On March 21 Mrs.
Allen took her husband to Kennedy Airport where he left California and
thence to Vietnam.”
4/4/68, Liberty News
“Duane Hodge who was home from Alfred Tech for a week’s vacation
returned to college last Tuesday. Mrs. Melvin Hodge took her son back to
Albany.”
4/4/68, Liberty News
“Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marks and daughter Joanne motored to Little Creek,
Va., over last week-end where they visited their son, Pvt. Paul Marks,
who is stationed there and attending the Naval Amphibious Music School.
Pvt. Marks has a few more weeks of training at the school before being
assigned elsewhere.”
4/25/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Larry Body, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Body spent Easter week at his
home. Larry is attending Central City Business Institute in Syracuse.”
4/25/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Kathy Boddy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Boddy graduated from
the Academy of Beauty Culture in Newburgh last Friday. Over the Easter
holidays she worked in the Willowemoc Motel.”
5/2/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Gary Rogers, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Rogers, has finished his tour
of duty in the Active Reserves. He has now left for a two-week period in
the Reserves at Camp Drum. He is to report one Sunday of every month for
a period of 6 years.”
5/16/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Alaine Wilbur, Patricia Wilbur from Woodside, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Wilbur from Bricktown, N.J., and Mrs. Frank Rydowsky of Edgewald, N.J.,
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilbur over Mother’s Day.
“On Saturday evening, May 11, Mrs. Frank Wilbur and her four daughters,
along with Mrs. Rena Lane attended the Mother and Daughter banquet
sponsored by the Liberty Baptist Church and held at the Lenape Hotel.”
5/16/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Keith Schleiermacher, a student at Brockport, was home for the
weekend.”
5/16/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Mrs. Bruce Allen spent a few days last week in New York City, returning
on the weekend with her father, Mr. Ernie Jacobs. Mrs. Allen, the former
Leslie Jacobs, is staying at the home of her parents while her husband
is in the service.”
6/27/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Duane Hodge, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hodge, has arrived home for the
summer recess from Alfred Tech. He has taken a summer position at the
Owl Garage. John Sarles is also home from Brockport and is working at
the A&P for the summer.”
6/27/68, Liberty News
“Miss Jane Hoos was in Buffalo last week, Thursday through Sunday, where
she visited Miss Barbara Loeb. Miss Loeb is a student at the University
of Buffalo.”
7/4/68, Liberty News
“Paul Marks, who has been at Fort Bliss, Texas and completed special
training there, is expected to arrive home July 6th on furlough.”
7/11/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Alaine Wilbur returned to her home in Woodside, N.Y., after
spending a few days’ vacation here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Wilbur.”
7/18/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Patricia Krum, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Krum of Livingston
Manor, has been named to the Dean’s List at Sullivan County Community
College for the spring semester.
“A 1967 graduate of the Manor Central School, she will be a sophomore at
SCCC in the fall.”
8/8/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Paul Marks is still stationed at Fort Bliss where he is doing clerical
work. He is still convalescing from a leg wound received while playing
ball.”
8/15/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Mary Diescher is spending a week’s vacation at the home of her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Victor Diescher of DeBruce. Mary has employment in
Connecticut.”
8/29/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Victoria A Loucks, daughter of Mr. And Mrs. John Loucks of Livingston
Manor, has been named to the Dean’s List at State University College at
Fredonia for the second semester of her freshman year.
“A 1967 graduate of Livingston Manor Central School, Victoria will
return to Fredonia for her sophomore year. She is majoring in education.
“To be named to the Dean’s List a student with a grade point average of
3.25 or higher is eligible. Victoria’s average was 3.8.”
9/19/68, Livingston Manor Times
“St. Aloysius Church, Livingston Manor, was the scene of a pretty fall
wedding Saturday, September 14, when Miss Carol Ann Johaneman of
Livingston Manor became the bride of Gene A Froehlich of White Sulphur
Springs.
“The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Johaneman of Willowemoc.
The groom is the son of Mr. Arnold Froehlich of Walton and Mrs.
Froehlich of White Sulphur Springs….
“Maid of honor for her sister was Miss Rita Johaneman of Livingston
Manor…
“Bridal attendants were Miss Marie Schwartz of Livingston Manor, Miss
Alaine Wilbur of New York City, Miss Lorraine Froehlich of White Sulphur
Springs and Miss Kathy Kaisdra of Jeffersonville…
“Serving as best man was John Ward of Livingston Manor. Ushering were
William Ward, Tom Ward and Gustave Johaneman all of Livingston Manor and
James Fredenburgh of Liberty.
“Following a wedding trip through upstate New York and Thousand Islands,
Mr. and Mrs. Froehlich will reside in Liberty.”
9/19/68, Livingston Manor Times
“On Saturday 31, at 3 o’clock, in St. Aloysius Church, Miss Mary Louise
Hartling was united in marriage to Walter H Wolcott…
“The bride is the daughter of Mrs. George Hartling of Livingston Manor.
The bridegroom is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Frances Wolcott of
Sundown, N.Y.
“The bride was given in marriage by her brother, Richard Hartling…
“Matron of honor was the bride’s sister, Mrs. James Severing of
Livingston Manor. Bridal attendants were Mrs. Thomas Bellows and Mrs.
Richard Dame both of Livingston Manor…
“Serving as best man for his brother was Eugene Wolcott and Charles
Roser all of Livingston Manor…
9/19/68, Livingston Manor Times
“John Sarles and Keith Schleiermacher are among those from Livingston
Manor returning to Brockport State University for the fall term.
9/26/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Benton of Livingston Manor announce the engagement
of their daughter, Patricia Lee, to Wilbur Parks, son of the late Fred
Parks.
“Miss Benton is a graduate of the Livingston Manor Central School and is
now employed at Channel Master in Ellenville.
“Mr. Parks is a graduate of Andes High School and is employed at South
End Auto Parts Inc., of Liberty.
“The wedding has been set for November 9.”
12/5/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Jane Hoos was home from Albany SUC for the Thanksgiving holidays
with her mother, Mrs. Elma Hoos.”
12/5/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Mia Weiner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Weiner came home for
the weekend. Mia is attending City College in New York.
12/19/68, Livingston Manor Times
“PFC Paul Marks is home for the Christmas holidays from Fort Bliss,
Texas.”
12/26/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Private William Donaghy, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. William Donaghy,
arrived home Friday from fort McClellon, Alabama for the Christmas
holidays. He expects to be home until January 4. Private Donaghy is in
advanced infantry training.”
2/13/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Larry Body, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Boddy, left last week Thursday
for Lackland Air Force base, San Antonio, Texas for basic training.
Larry enlisted in November for a four-year hitch with the Air force.”
2/20/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Cheryl Taylor has been named to the Dean’s List at the University
of Hawaii at Honolulu. A graduate of the Livingston Manor Central
School, she is majoring in sociology. She is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Taylor.”
2/27/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Marie Schwartz of Woodside was home last weekend with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schwartz. Also home with her parents was Miss
Alaine Wilbur.”
3/13/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Mr. and Mr. Ellwood W Pitt of Livingston Manor, formerly of Paramus,
New Jersey, has announced the betrothal of their daughter, Gloria
Jeanne, to Robert John Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Smith, also of
Livingston Manor.
“The future bride is a graduate of Livingston Manor Central School and
will receive her associate in arts degree at Sullivan County Community
College in June. Following graduation she plans to attend the State
University at New Paltz.
“Her fiancé is also a graduate of Livingston Manor Central School. A
veteran of the United States Army, he served his tour of duty in White
Sands, New Mexico and Korea. He is employed as an auto mechanic.
“A July wedding is planned.”
3/20/69, Livingston Manor Times
“A sweet 16 party was held for Kathy Pitt Friday night at D’Amico’s hall
on Main Street. Hosts were sister Gloria and Bob Smith. Near 100 friends
came to enjoy the party and dancing.”
3/27/69, Livingston Manor Times
“William Donaghy, Jr., has spent a 24 day furlough at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Donaghy of Grooville. He graduated on
February 28 from Advanced Individual Infantry Training School at Fort
McCellan, Alabama. He spent his basic training at Fort Jackson. He left
Sunday from Kennedy airport for Fort Lewis, Washington where he will
embark for duty in Vietnam.”
3/27/69, Sullivan County Press
“Among those students from the Livingston Manor area who have achieved
Dean’s List at Sullivan County Community College for the fall semester
1968-69 are; Thomas Dolgas, Elaine Hodge… Pat Krum, Linda Simpson and
Margaret Stabile. Anyone achieving and maintaining a 3.0 or B average
may achieve the Dean’s List.”
4/10/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Airman Larry Boddy, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Boddy, R.D. 1,
Livingston Manor, has completed basic training at Lackland AFB, Texas.
“He has been assigned to Keesler AFB, Mississippi, for training as a
personnel specialist.
“Airman Boddy, a 1967 graduate of Livingston Manor Central School…”
4/10/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Mr. and Mrs. William Donaghy of Grooville have received work of the
safe arrival of their son, Pfc. William Donaghy, Jr., in Chu Lai,
Vietnam on April 1, Pfc. Donaghy will remain in Chu Lai for a week and
will then be transferred. Anyone on his friends wishing to send him a
letter or card may do so at this address…”
4/17/69, Sullivan County Press
“A-1-C Bruce Allen has been spending a few weeks with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. John Dumrose of Shandelee. Bruce has been separated from the
service after serving a year in Vietnam. His wife, the former Leslie
Jacobs, also spent a week with her husband at the Dumrose home. She is
presently employed in Florida. The couple presently are planning on
making their future in northeast New York.”
5/8/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Dave Anderson, a student at SUCO at New Paltz was home over the
weekend.”
5/15/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Pfc. Gary Rogers of White Sulphur Springs left Friday night with his
unit for a two week summer training stint at Camp Drum with the 854th
Engineers Reserve Unit which is stationed at Monticello.”
5/15/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Donald and Robert Weigand went to Cortland last weekend.”
5/29/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Pfc. Gary Rogers returned from Camp Drum where he and his unit were on
summer training maneuvers.”
5/29/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Friday, May 23rd, a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Gene Froehlich of
Liberty.”
6/5/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Orange County Community College granted associate degree and
certificates of graduation to 220 members of the Class of 1969 June 1st
during afternoon commencement ceremonies on the college campus.
“A total of 174 men and 146 women, the second largest graduating class
in the 19-year history of the community college received diplomas.
“Local are….Livingston Manor – Terry DeWitt…”
6/12/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Nearly 18 percent of full time students at Orange County Community
College during the spring 1969 semester have been named to the college’s
Dean List for outstanding academic achievement
“Students’ names are….Livingston Manor – Terry DeWitt…”
6/19/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Cheryl Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Taylor of
Livingston Manor has been named to the Dean’s List for the second
semester at the University of Hawaii at Honolulu
“Miss Taylor is a 1967 graduate of LMCS, She will return to Hawaii in
September.”
6/19/69, Livingston Manor Times
“In Liberty hospital work, classroom awards were made to those who had
achieved the highest proficiency marks or the highest clinical
proficiency marks. Those from the Manor receiving awards were Linda
DeJesus, advanced class, Linda Finkle, basic September class and
Marriane Merte, April basic class.”
6/26/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Paul Marks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marks, is home of on a 30-day
furlough before being sent to Vietnam. On his way home here he stopped
in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., to visit his sister, Mrs. Gene Burns, for a few
days.”
6/26/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Keith Schleiermacher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Al Schleiermacher, has been
named to the Dean’s List for the spring term at Brockport State
University.”
6/26/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Three hundred and seventy students at the State University College at
Fredonia were named to the Dean’s List for the past semester.
“The Dean’s List includes all students who have earned a grade point
average of 3.25 or higher on a scale of 4.0.
“Victoria Loucks of Livingston Manor was one of those named.”
7/17/69, Livingston Manor Times
“A bridal shower was held at the American Legion Hall on July 6 in honor
of Miss Gloria Pitt. She received many lovely gifts. A buffet luncheon
was served by the hostesses who were the bridesmaids of the marriage
Saturday of Miss Pitt and Robert Smith.”
7/17/69, Livingston Manor Times.
“Mr. and Mrs. George Boddy, son Bobby and Lena Woods went to Laguardia
Airport to pick up Airman Larry Boddy who flew in from Keesley AFB,
Miss. Larry is home on 20 day leave and then will report to Plattsburg
AFB where he will be a personnel specialist.”
7/17/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Don Weigand is home after spending some time in Community General
Hospital.”
7/24/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Kinne of Roscoe announce the engagement of their
daughter, Sandra Lee to D Michael Battey, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
J Battey of Livingston Manor.
“Miss Kinne is a student at Roscoe Central School. Her fiancé is a
graduate of Livingston Manor Central School and Sullivan County
Community College. A member of the U S Naval Reserve, he is scheduled to
begin a four year enlistment September 11. He will report to Great Lakes
Naval Training Center, Illinois.”
7/24/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Mia Weiner, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Weiner’s daughter, was in New York
City over the weekend staying with her cousin.”
7/24/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Mrs. Kenneth Hyzer hosted a surprise stork shower for Mrs. Robert
Hendrickson last Saturday night at her home. There were twenty friends
and relatives attending and brought lovely gifts for the baby-to-be.”
7/31/69, Livingston Manor Times
“On Tuesday July 22 at the Presbyterian Church, Livingston Manor, Miss
Debbie DuMond and Corporal Robert Johaneman were united in marriage by
the pastor, the Rev. Frederick Nold.
“The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Millard DuMond of Livingston
Manor. The groom is the son of Mrs. Roger Holbert, also of Livingston
Manor.
“Attending the couple were Miss Mary Kuttner and James Krupp, both of
Livingston Manor.
“Cpl. Johaneman entered the army in February 1969. He is currently
attending NCO school in Ft. Benning, Georgia.”
7/31/69, Livingston Manor Times [photo]
“Girls taking part in the Livingston Manor firemen’s parade Sunday were
from left , Linda Finkle, Louise Hempstead, Terri Sedlacek, Cheryl
Taylor, Barbara Molotch of Livingston Manor and Mary Johnston of Roscoe.
The girls rated so well that the judges were at least a half hour
deciding on the winners.
“And the winners were; Linda Finkle, first runner up, Barbara Molotch,
queen and Terri Sedlacek, second runner up.”
8/7/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johaneman on the birth of a daughter
also at Liberty Loomis Hospital.”
8/14/69, Livingston Manor Times
“A surprise bridal shower was given August 7 at the Richard Stabile home
in honor of Miss Elaine Hodge. The house was beautifully decorated in
white with a touch of pink and a white umbrella which held the gifts.
She received many lovely and useful gifts. The hostess was Miss Margaret
Stabile. Miss Hodge was married Sunday, August 10 at 2 at the Beaverkill
Valley Methodist church by the Rev. Roger Riley to James Smith of
Livingston Manor.”
8/14/69, Livingston Manor Times [photo]
“Once again we will print that popular feature, Citizens of Tomorrow
during the coming weeks. The children were photographed earlier this
season by special arrangement with Woltz Studios one of the country’s
leading children’s photographer.
“…Melisa, 15 months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly…”
8/14/69, Livingston Manor Times
“New Arrivals – a daughter, Kelly Marie, was born Saturday, August 2 to
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johanmen of Livingston Manor…”
8/14/69, Livingston Manor Times
“A surprise bridal shower was given August 7 at the Richard Stabile home
in honor of Miss Elaine Hodge. The house was beautifully decorated in
white with a touch of pink and a white umbrella which held the gifts.
She received many lovely and useful gifts. The hostess was Miss Margaret
Stabile. Miss Hodge was married Sunday, August 10 at 2 at the Beaverkill
Valley Methodist church by the Rev. Roger Riley to James Smith of
Livingston Manor.”
8/21/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johaneman on the birth of a daughter
born at Liberty Loomis Hospital. The little miss has been named Kelly
Mary.”
8/21/69, Liberty Register
“Liberty Loomis Hospital reports the following births; On August 2 a
daughter Kelly Mary to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johaneman of Livingston
Manor…and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hendrickson of Youngsville…”
8/28/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Gloria Jeanne Pitt and Robert John Smith exchanged wedding vows
July 12 at St. Aloysius R C Church, Livingston Manor. The bride is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood Pitt of Route 17, Livingston Manor and
the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Smith of Church
Street, Livingston Manor.
“A reception was held at King’s Restaurant, Livingston Manor…
“Miss Kathleen Pitt of Livingston Manor was the maid of honor for her
sister. Bridesmaids were Miss Edith Schaefer of Paramus, NJ, Miss Cheryl
Taylor of Livingston Manor and Miss Kathy Tokozowski of Paramus. Molly
Smith of West Sayville L.I. was flower girl and Billy Smith of
Livingston Manor was ring bearer.
“Thomas Smith of Painted Post served his brother as best man. Ushers
were Walter Weigand and Wilfred Smith, Jr., another brother, both of
Livingston Manor and Gary Rose of Cortland.
“The bride, a graduate of Livingston Manor Central School received an
associate of arts degree at Sullivan County Community College. She will
be a student at the State University College at Oneonta this fall.
“Her husband, also a graduate of Livingston Manor Central School is an
auto mechanic. He served in the Army from 1964 to 1966.
“Following a wedding trip to Ft. Myers Beach, Fla., the couple are
living in Livingston Manor.”
8/28/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Tom Boddy went to Plattsburg Air Force Base where he met his brother,
Larry to join him on a motorcycle tour to Canada for a short vacation.”
9/4/69, Livingston Manor Times
“The Beaverkill Valley Methodist Church, Livingston Manor, was the
setting for the marriage of Miss Elaine Kay Hodge and James J Smith on
Sunday, August 10 at 2 p.m. ….
“Miss Marie Smith of Livingston Manor, sister of the groom was the maid
of honor.
“Duane Hodge, of Livingston Manor, the bride’s brother served as best
man.
“The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hodge of Livingston
Manor. She is a graduate of the Livingston Manor Central School and
Sullivan County Community College.
“The groom is a graduate of the Livingston Manor Central School and is
presently serving in the Army.
“Mrs. Smith will reside at her parent’s home while her husband serves in
Vietnam.”
9/18/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Larry Boddy and his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Boddy and his
aunt Lena Woods took Larry back to the Plattsburgh AFB last week.
Leaving Larry, the three toured base area and returned home the same
day.”
9/25/69, Livingston Manor Times
“D Michael Battey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald J Battey left for Great
Lakes, Ill., where he will undergo basic training. Michael enlisted in
the Navy in May under the delayed enlistment program which enabled him
to finish college at SCCC.”
10/2/69, Livingston Manor Times [photo]
“William Donaghy of Livingston Manor, poses near his 81mm mortar at a
firing emplacement near Duc Pho, Vietnam. Sections of the mortar group
are sometimes airlifted by helicopter to support combat units at other
locations.
“Donaghy, a camera fan, has been supplying his parents with a collection
of colored photographs of the country and his service friends.”
10/9/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Kent Simpson and Terry DeWitt, both students at Oswego SUC were at
their homes over the weekend.”
10/16/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Army Private First Class Paul M Marks, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Marks, Livingston Manor, was assigned September 5 to the 1
Field Force Vietnam Artillery as a supply clerk.”
10/23/69, Livingston Manor Times
“A surprise stork shower was given Wednesday by Mrs. Denise Bellows and
Mrs. Florence Nivens in honor of Mary Louise Wolcott. The house was
beautifully decorated in pink and blue with a special place for the
guest of honor to open her gifts. A sumptuous buffet was served by the
hostesses to the 20 relative and friends present.”
10/30/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Linda Finkle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Tinkle of
Livingston Manor and William Roser, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Roser of
River Street, were married at the Livingston Manor Methodist Church.
Attendants were Barbara Molotch and Howard Davis.
“It has been reported that Mr. and Mrs. William Roser has purchased the
former Gerald Simpson garage and home on River Street.”
10/30/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Among those from the Livingston Manor area hunting in the Adirondacks
over the weekend were Fred Marks, Donald and Robert Weigand and Gary
Tompkins.”
11/6/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Linda Lou Finkle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Finkle of
Livingston Manor and William P Roser, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Roser,
Sr., also of Livingston Manor, were united in marriage on Friday
evening, October 24, at the Methodist church in Livingston Manor by the
pastor, the Rev. Roger Riley.
“The bride was given in marriage by her father and wore a white
floor-length gown and fingertip veil…
“The bride’s sister, Miss Irene Finkle was the maid of honor and Miss
Barbara Molotch of Livingston Manor was the attendant.
“John Roser, Jr., brother of the groom of Livingston Manor was the best
man and Howard Davis, also of the Manor was the usher.
“A reception was held at the home of the bride’s parents.
“The bride is a 1967 graduate of Livingston Manor Central School.
“The couple are making their home in Turner Falls, Mass.”
11/6/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Mary H Diescher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor H Diescher, Sr.,
of DeBruce was given in marriage to David James Keefe, son of Mrs. Mary
Bourque and Mr. Conway Keefe of Willimantic, Conn., on October 25, at
the First Congregational Church in Canterbury, Conn.
“The bride was escorted to the altar by her brother, Victor H Diescher,
Jr., in the absence of her father who was hospitalized.
“Best man for the groom was his brother, Michael Keefe of Willimantic.
Ushers were David Diescher of Livingston Manor and Raymond Cripe of
Willimantic, Conn.
“The bride was attended by her sister, Mrs. Harry Mavoides of Livingston
Manor and Miss Carol Cripe of Willimantic…
“The 200 year old church was a beautiful setting for the informal
wedding with fall flowers adorning the altar…
“The bride is a 1967 graduate of the Livingston Manor Central School.
The groom graduated from Albany High School
“The couple are residing in Willimantic, Conn.”
11/6/69, Livingston Manor Times
“On Saturday, November 1, at the Livingston Manor Presbyterian Church,
Miss Barbara Molotch of Livingston Manor became the bride of Howard Lee
Davis of Livingston Manor. The Rev. Frederick Nold performed the
ceremony.
“The organist was Miss Edith Knoll and soloist was Mrs. Lois Berthoff.
“Miss Diana Molotch, sister of the bride was the maid of honor.
“Robert W Davis, brother of the bride was the best man.
“Mrs. Linda Roser of Turner Falls, Mass., Miss Norma Davis, Mrs. Elaine
Smith and Mrs. Louis Bright of Roscoe were the bridesmaids.
“Ushers were Walter Molotch, brother of the bridge, Herbert Rogers,
cousin of the groom, and Gary Rogers, also a cousin of the groom and
William Roser of Turner falls, Mass….
“A reception was held at the Chan-Al Hotel in Shandelee, Livingston
Manor.
“The bride, a graduate of the Livingston Manor Central School and
Sullivan County Community College, is employed by the Liberty Community
General Hospital.
“The groom, also a graduate of the Livingston Manor Central School and
the Sullivan County Community college is employed by the New York State
Department of Transportation, Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
“Following a wedding trip to Canada and the New England states, the
couple will reside in Bradley.”
11/13/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Congratulations also to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wolcott on the birth of a
daughter, Tami Louise at Liberty Loomis Hospital November 5. Mrs.
Wolcott was the former Mary Louise Hartling.”
11/27/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Mrs. William Roser, the former Linda Finkle, was the guest of honor of
a bridal shower given at the home of her sister, Miss Irene Finkel.
Hostesses were Carol Sarles, Dolly Eck and Mrs. Louise Bright. The new
bride received many lovely gifts from those attending.”
12/4/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Among college students home for the Thanksgiving holidays were… Cheryl
Taylor, Hawaii; Jim Krupp, Cortland; Tori Loucks, Fredonia; Alan Levine,
New Paltz…”
12/18/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Terry DeWitt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson DeWitt of Dahlia Road and a
student of Oswego State University, is in a hospital in Syracuse where
he was taken after collapsing on the street. His parents Mr. and Mrs.
Wilson DeWitt have been with him through the week.”
12/18/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Mr. Leland Tuttle and son Earl and daughter Janet were in Sidney last
weekend to attend the wedding of a cousin, Miss Carol Tuttle.
Accompanying the Tuttle’s to Sidney was a friend, Mr. Robert
VanDerwerker of Mayfield.”
1/1/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Seaman D Michael Battey son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Battey was graduated
from basic training at Great Lakes Naval Training Center, Great Lakes,
Illinois, on December 5.
“Seaman Battey, who is currently on a 20-day furlough has been assigned
to Machinist Mate School at Grate Lakes prior to future assignment in
nuclear propulsion training.
“Seaman Battey is a graduate of Livingston Manor Central School and
Sullivan County Community College.”
1/70/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Don Weigand and Miss Shirley Clark spent the weekend in Syracuse where
they visited Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Dayton.’
1/1/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Terry DeWitt, recently hospitalized in a Syracuse hospital was able to
come home and be out to town. Terry is a student at Oswego State
University and is planning on returning after the holidays.”
1/8/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Howard Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Davis of Dahlia road is home
on a 15 day leave from Fort Dix.”
1/8/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Mr. and Mrs. Robert Griffiths and daughter Ronda of Fort Wayne,
Indiana, left Sunday after spending the Christmas holidays at the home
of her brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. George Boddy. Other guests at
the Boddy home for the holidays were their daughter Kathy and family of
Hyattsville, Maryland. Also visiting the Boddy’s was their son, Airman
First Class Larry Boddy of Plattsburgh AFB and three of his friends.”
1/8/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Seaman Michael Battey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald J Battey who was home
on a 20-day furlough left Monday to return to Great Lakes Naval Training
Command where he will begin instruction on propulsion engineering.”
1/22/70, Livingston Manor Times
“The Albany offices of Assemblyman Edwyn E Mason has announced the
appointment of Miss Jane Hoos to the post of Research Assistant to the
Assembly Agriculture committee for the 1970 Session of the Legislature.
“Miss Hoos is the daughter of Mrs. Fred Hoos of Livingston Manor and the
late Fred Hoos. She is a graduate of Livingston Manor Central School and
was Class Orator. She is a third year student at the Albany State
University, Albany, where she is majoring in Speech Pathology and
Audiology and minoring in Psychology.”
1/29/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Alaine Wilbur of Woodside, N.Y., and a friend, George Keller of
the Bronx were weekend gusts of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilbur…”
2/5/70, Liberty News
“Miss Jane Hoos, who has been appointed as research assistant to the
Assembly Agriculture Committee for the 1970 session of the Legislature
by Assemblyman Edwyn Mason also held the same position last year. Miss
Hoos is a junior at Albany State College.”
2/12/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Janet Tuttle was admitted to the Liberty Loomis Hospital on Friday
for observation and tests. Miss Tuttle is employed at the hospital.”
2/12/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Mia Weiner of New York City and friend spent a few day during the
college recess at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Weiner.”
2/19/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Janet Tuttle was taken by volunteer ambulance to the Imogene
Bassett Hospital in Cooperstown where she will undergo further tests and
observations. She spent a week at the Liberty Loomis Hospital. Janet’s
mother, Mrs. Leland Tuttle and Miss Edie May Bertholf went with her and
are staying near her for the week.”
2/26/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Mr. and Mrs. Harold L Krum have announced the engagement of their
daughter, Patricia, to Robert C Cady, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L Cady
of Schenectady.
“Miss Krum is a graduate of the Livingston Manor Central School and is
presently a junior at Oneonta State University College.
“Her fiancé was graduated from Mohonasen High School, Schenectady. He
served two years in the army and is employed by the Loblaw Company in
Schenectady.”
2/26/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Mr. and Mrs. Leland Tuttle also son Earl Tuttle and Everett Cobb went
to Bethesda, Maryland last weekend to be with their daughter Janet who
is hospitalized there…”
3/5/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Janet Tuttle is undergoing treatment at the National Institute of
Health, Clinical Building, Bethesda, Maryland.”
3/19/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Marie Schwartz and Vincent Bellows were married February 24 at
Turner Falls, Massachusetts. The couple is residing at Millers Falls,
Massachusetts where the groom is employed.
“The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schwartz of Main
Street, Livingston Manor. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent C
Bellows of Old Route 17, Livingston Manor.”
3/19/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Mr. and Mrs. Leland Tuttle and family were in Bethesda, Maryland this
weekend where they visited their daughter, Janet, who is a patient at
the National Institute of Health.”
4/2/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Billy Donaghy, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Donaghy of Grooville, has
returned to his home after spending a year in Vietnam. Billy expects to
be out of the service in the summer.”
4/2/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Donald Weigand and Shirley Clark enjoyed a visit with their friends Mr.
and Mrs. Jessie Dayton and son John in Syracuse.”
4/9/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Army Sergeant Robert Johaneman, 20, whose mother, Mrs. Ethel V Hobart
and wife Deborah live in Livingston Manor, was assigned as an
infantryman with the 1st Calvary Division in Vietnam, February 24.”
4/9/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Janet Tuttle is still in the National Institute of Health Clinical
building 13-E, Bethesda Maryland. A card would make her feel better.”
4/16/70, Livingston Manor Times
“SP/4 William Donaghy, US Army has received the Army Commendation Medal
for meritorious service while serving in Vietnam
“Donaghy, whose home on leave, served with Company C in the 20th
Infantry from March 1969 to March of this year. He will report to Fort
Sill, Oklahoma until separation from the service this fall.”
4/23/70, Livingston Manor Times [photo]
“Tami Wolcott, 5 months, daughter of Walter Wolcott of Livingston Manor
is this week’s local entry in the Charming Child contest sponsored by
Slayton Studio of Monticello.”
4/30/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Gary Rogers, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Rogers of Dahlia Road, is
spending two weeks at summer camp at Camp Drum”
5/7/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Mr. and Mrs. William Roser have arrived back home and will be living in
their new home on River Street.”
5/7/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Mr. and Mrs. Leland Tuttle and family were in Washington D.C. over the
last weekend to see their daughter Janet who is a patient at the
National Institute of Health, Clinical Building, Bethesda, Maryland. A
card would help cheer her up.”
5/14/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Jim Krupp, a student at Cortland, spent the weekend at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Krupp.”
5/28/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Marriage vows were exchanged Sunday, May 10 by Sandra Lee Kinne and
Petty Officer Third Class D Michael Battey at the Presbyterian Church in
Roscoe.
“The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Kinne of Roscoe. The
bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mr. Donald J Battey of Livingston
Manor, editor of the Livingston Manor-Roscoe Rockland Times and Sullivan
County Press….
“Miss Penny Pomeroy of Roscoe, a classmate of the bride, was the maid of
honor… Bridesmaids were Miss Sharon Bury and Miss Jacqueline DeVantier,
both of Roscoe, also classmates of the bride and Miss Nancy Wadsworth of
Nyantic, Conn, cousin of the bride…
“Joel Silverman of Livingston Manor was the best man. Ushers were Edward
Maxwell and the bridegroom’s brothers Charles P Battey and Timothy P
Battey all of Livingston Manor.
“The bride is a student at Roscoe Central School.
“The bridegroom is a graduate of Livingston Manor Central School,
Sullivan County Community College and is a machinist mate third class in
the Navy. He will be stationed at Bainbridge Maryland where he will
continue his education major in nuclear engineering.”
5/28/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Special birthday greetings are extended to Miss Janet Tuttle, who
celebrated her birthday on May 22. Janet is still hospitalized at the
National Institute of Health, Clinical Building, Bethesda, Maryland. She
is really enjoying the many cards that she is receiving so please keep
them going to the above address.”
6/4/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Sigrid Marie Anderson and James H Sarles were united in marriage
at 3 o’clock on Saturday, May 8, at St. Aloysius Church, Livingston
Manor.
“The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Anderson of Floral
Park, Long Island. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry A
Sarles of Finch Street, Livingston manor…
“The bride’s sister, Miss Andrea Anderson of New York City was the maid
of honor…
“Thomas L Sarles was his brother’s best man.
“A reception followed the ceremony at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George
Miller, Upper Main Street, Livingston Manor.
“The bride is a freshman at Sullivan County Community College. The
bridegroom attended Livingston Manor Central School until joining the
army in 1967.
“Following a trip through upstate New York, the couple will reside in
South Fallsburg.”
6/25/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilbur announce the engagement of their daughter
Alaine Thyrra to George Keller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Keller of
New York City.
“Miss Wilbur is a 1967 graduate of Livingston Manor Central School. She
is presently employed as a Systems Development Security for Data
Processing in Western Union International, Inc.
“Mr. Keller is employed by Pan American Airlines at Kennedy
International Airport.”
6/25/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Last weekend Mr. and Mrs. Leland Tuttle and son Earl, Miss Edie
Bertholf and Bob Vanderwater of Gloversville, were in Bethesda, Md., to
visit the Tuttle’s daughter, Janet. They were pleasantly surprised to
find her off the isolation division and they find that she was able to
go out of the hospital for an hour’s shopping trip. She had been in
isolation for four months. Janet sent word that she would love to hear
from her friends.”
7/2/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Felter of Livingston Manor have announced the
engagement of their daughter Susan Carole to James Krupp. He is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Krupp of Livingston Manor.
“The future bride is a June 1970 graduate of the Livingston Manor
Central School and plans to attend Sullivan County Community College
this fall.
“Her fiancé is a graduate of Sullivan County Community College and is
now attending the State University at Cortland.
“The wedding date has not been set.”
7/2/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Victoria Loucks has been named to the Dean’s List at Fredonia
State University College for the second semester of the academic year.
“Miss Loucks, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Loucks, will be a senior
at Fredonia in the fall. She is a 1967 graduate of the Manor Central
School.”
7/23/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Services will be today for Miss Janet M Tuttle, 24 of Livingston Manor
who died Sunday after a long illness at the Bethesda Naval Hospital.
“She was born to Leland and Thelma Maffett Tuttle in Grooville, May 23,
1956.
“Miss Tuttle was a nurse’s aide of Liberty Loomis Hospital.
“Miss Tuttle was a member of Sullivan Chapter Order of Eastern Star, of
the Community Methodist Church, the Livingston Manor Volunteer Ambulance
corps and the Rod and Gun Club.
“Surviving are her parents, a sister, Mrs. Marjorie Alden of Elmont,
Long Island; a brother Earl of Livingston Manor; her maternal
grandmother, Mrs. Nellie Maffett of Livingston Manor…
“Burial will be in Orchard Street Cemetery, Livingston Manor.”
8/6/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Four Livingston Manor residents have been named to the Dean’s List of
State University College at Oneonta for the spring semester of the
1969-70 school year.
“They are; Kathleen Donaghy, Onteora Scout Reservation; Norvin Fries,
Shandelee; Patricia Krum, DeBruce Road; and Mrs. Doris Simmons,
Shandelee.”
8/6/70, Livingston Manor Times
Sgt. William Donaghy was discharged from the Army July 31 and has
returned to his home in Grooville with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Donaghy, Sr. An infantryman, he served in Chu Lai, Vietnam for a year
and since was stationed at Ft. Sill, Oklahoma. Bill will attend the
third summer session at Sullivan County Community College, preparatory
to transfer to Oneonta SUC.”
11/12/70, Livingston Manor Times
“A December 19 wedding is planned by Miss Cheryl Lynne Taylor and
Richard Phelan. The announcement was made by her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Taylor of Livingston Manor. He is the son of Mrs. Dorothy Phelan
of Queens.
“Miss Taylor was graduated from Livingston Manor Central School and is a
senior at the University of Nevada at Las Vegas.
“Her finance was graduated from the Food and Maritime Trades High School
and New York City Community College. He is serving in the Air Force
official aerial demonstration squadron, the Thunderbirds.”
12/3/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Mrs. J Frederick Hoos of Livingston Manor announces the engagement of
her daughter Jane to Alan Domaracki, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Domaraki
of Amherst, New York.
“Miss Hoos is the daughter of the late J Frederick Hoos. A graduate of
Livingston Manor Central School, she is majoring in speech pathology and
audiology at the State University of New York at Albany.
“Mr. Domaracki who graduated from Williamsville Senior High School also
attends State University of New York at Albany where he is studying
Atmospheric sciences.
“A June wedding is planned.
12/31/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Cheryl Lynne Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Taylor of
Livingston Manor, and S/Sgt. Richard Phelan, son of Mrs. Dorothy Phelan
of New York City, were united in marriage on Saturday, December 19 at
the Baptist Church, Liberty….
“Maid of honor was Miss Jane Hoos of Livingston Manor…
“Bridesmaids were Miss Linda McArthur, Miss Victoria Loucks and Mrs.
Robert Smith, all of Livingston Manor…
“Following a wedding trip to Montreal, Canada, the bride and groom will
reside in Las Vegas, Nevada.
“The bride is a graduate of the Livingston Manor Central School,
attended the University of Hawaii at Honolulu and at present is a
student at the University at Las Vegas.
“The bridegroom graduated from the New York City high school system and
the New York City Community College. He is a staff sergeant and a member
of the Thunderbirds Aerial Team and at present is stationed at Nellis
Air Force Base, Nevada.”
12/31/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Mr. and Mrs. Howard Davis are home from Alabama where he is duty in the
army. Mr. Davis is on a 30 day leave and he expects to report for duty
in Vietnam. Mrs. Davis is the former Barbara Molotch.”
12/31/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sarles and infant son Jimmy spent the Christmas
weekend at the home of Mrs. Sarles’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hank Anderson
in Floral Park, Long Island.”
1/21/71, Livingston Manor Times
“A surprise going away party was held Saturday night at the American
Legion Hall for Howard Davis who will soon be returning to duty after
enjoying a 30 day furlough at his home here. The party was hostessed by
Barbara Davis and Janice Di Gionainni.”
1/28/71, Livingston Manor Times
“Petty Officer Third Class D Michael Battey is an honor student in the
Navy Nuclear Program at Bainbridge, Maryland.
“PO3 Battey attained a final cumulative average of 3.39 out of a
possible 4.0 having majored in physics, thermodynamics and calculus.
“A graduate of the Livingston Manor Central School and Sullivan County
Community College, PO3 Battey enlisted with the Navy in September 1969
“He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald J Battey, editor and publishers of
the Livingston Manor Times.
“He is married to the former Sandra Kinne of Roscoe.”
2/4/71, Livingston Manor Times
“Funeral services were held Sunday in Bronx, New York for Miss Leslie
Jacobs, 21, of Livingston Manor, who was killed in an automobile
accident early Saturday morning on the Loch Sheldrake Road, between
Liberty and Loch Sheldrake.
“A 1967 graduate of the Livingston Manor Central School, the victim was
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jacobs of Livingston Manor and was a
student at Sullivan County Community College. She was formerly married
to David [sic] Allen of Livingston Manor.
“According to state police who investigated the mishap she died in the
wreckage of a car owned by her mother, Mrs. Martha Jacobs and driven by
John Hanofee, 24 of Woodbourne.
“Hanofee is reported in critical condition at Horton Memorial Hospital,
Middletown with multiple skull fractures and face injuries. He was
transferred there from Community General Hospital, Liberty. Hanofee had
to be pried from the wreckage by Liberty firemen and members of the
Liberty Volunteer Ambulance Corps.
“Also injured in the two-car accident on Rt. 52, a half mile east of
Infirmary Road, Town of Liberty were Lawrence Armstead, 24 of
Monticello, who suffered fractured left arm and cuts of the chin. He is
reported in fair condition. He was the operator of the second vehicle…
“State Police said the accident occurred at 3 a.m. ….”
3/4/71, Livingston Manor Times
“Seventy three residents of Sullivan County have been named on the
Dean’s List at Sullivan County Community College for the fall semester,
1970, according to the Office of the Dean. A 3.0 or B average is
required for this honor,
“The report listed a total of 245 students who maintained at least a 3.0
average.
“Local students from the county listed as follows…
“Livingston Manor; Timothy Battey, Gary Carlson, Patrick Casey, Thomas
Cosgrove, Marlene Fontana, Elaine Foster, Lorraine Krupp, Paul M Marks,
Constance Rubik, Charles Schleiermacher, Robert Weigand…”
4/1/71, Livingston Manor Times
“Patricia Ann Krum, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Krum of Livingston
Manor, graduated from the State University College at Oneonta with a
Bachelor of Science degree in January. She is a member of Kappa Delta
Pi.
“Miss Krum is a graduate of Livingston Manor Central School and the
Sullivan County Community College. She is teaching in Parksville
Association for Retarded Children.”
4/15/71, Livingston Manor Times
“Keith Schleiermacher a student of Brockport University spent the Easter
vacation at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al Sxhleiermacher.”
5/6/71, Livingston Manor Times
“Mr. and Mrs. Skippy Hodge of Geneseo visited at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mel Hodge over last weekend.”
5/6/71, Livingston Manor Times
“The engagement of Miss Donna Lasdorf and Paul F Marks has been made
known.
“The bride-to-be is the daughter of Hezakia Lasdorf, Livingston Manor.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marks, also of Livingston Manor. He
is a graduate of Livingston Manor Central School, served two years in
the army and is currently a student at Sullivan County Community
College.”
5/27/71, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Victoria Loucks of Livingston Manor will be among the 920
graduates of Fredonia State University College who will receive the
degrees on Saturday, May 29 at campus ceremonies.
“Miss Loucks, a graduate of Livingston Manor Central School will be
awarded a Bachelor of Science in Education degree, having specialized in
special education of the handicapped.
“She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Loucks of Livingston Manor.”
6/10/71, Sullivan County Press
“The Livingston Manor Presbyterian Church was the scene of an early
summer wedding on Saturday, June 5, when Miss Jane Gertrude Hoos
exchanged marriage vows with Alan J Domaracki. The pastor the Rev.
Kenneth G Bower performed the marriage rites.
“The bride was escorted to the alter and given in marriage by her
godfather Raymond Rose of Livingston Manor…
“Matron of honor was Mrs. Susan Nemeroff of Monsey, N.Y. …
“Bridesmaids were Miss Victoria Loucks of Livingston Manor, Miss Emilie
Chmielewski of Rome, N.Y., and Mrs. Cheryl Taylor Phelan of Las Vegas,
Nevada…
“Best man was Bernard Nemeroff of Monsey, N.Y. …
“Following a wedding trip to the northeastern sea coast, the couple will
reside in Albany.
“The bride is a graduate of the Manor school and received her B.S.
degree in May from the State University of New York at Albany. She is a
graduate student in remedial reading at SUNY Albany. She is the daughter
of Mrs. J Frederick Hoos of Livingston Manor and the late J Frederick
Hoos.
“The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John R Domaracki of Amherst,
N.Y. He received his B.S. degree from the State University of New York
at Albany also in May. He is a graduate assistant at SUNY in atmospheric
sciences.”
6/17/71, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Victoria A Loucks of Livingston Manor was among the 66 outstanding
students at the State University College Fredonia this year to graduate
with honors during commencement ceremonies on May 29.
“Miss Loucks graduated Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Science in
Education.
“A 1967 graduate of the Livingston Manor Central School, she is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Loucks.
“Miss Loucks has accepted a speech-therapist position with the Sullivan
County Board of Cooperative Educational Services (BOCES).
7/1/71, Livingston Manor Times
“Mr. and Mrs. Royce Backman of Lew Beach have announced the engagement
of their daughter, Kathleen Alice, to Frank J Den Hollander. He is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Den Hollander of Midland Park, New Jersey.
“The future bride is a 1967 graduate of Livingston Manor Central School.
She has since been employed at the Sullivan County Clerk’s Office in
Monticello.
“Her fiancé was graduated from St. Bernard’s Preparatory School in New
Jersey, Fairleigh Dickenson College and also the University of
Pennsylvania. He has served in the United States Navy and is presently
employed by Filligree Foods Corporation in Towona, New Jersey.
“A May 1972 wedding is planned.”
7/1/71, Livingston Manor Times
“On Friday evening a surprise stork shower was held at the home of Mrs.
Reginald Finkel in honor of Mrs. Linda Roser of River Street. Linda’s
sister, Irene, and Nancy Loucks and Mary Wolcott were the hostesses. The
home was beautifully decorated with pink and blue streamers falling from
the archway to a bassinet ready for the many beautiful and useful gifts
the many friends and relatives brought to Linda A beautiful cake was
decorated for the occasion One special gift was a baby’s dressing table
given to the mother by her sister Irene, Mrs. Curry, Madelyn Schwartz
and Pat Krum.”
7/8/71, Livingston Manor Times [photo]
“Once again we are publishing pictures of local youngsters photographed
by Woltz Studios earlier in the year…
“Tami, 17 months, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wolcott; Jimmy, 8
months, the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Sarles…Steven 2, the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Gene A Froehlich.”
7/22/71, Livingston Manor Times
“Larry Boddy of Plattsburg is here at the home of his parents Mr. and
Mrs. George Boddy to attend the wedding of his brother Thomas to Trudi
Bartchi on July 16.”
7/22/71, Livingston Manor Times
“A bridal shower was held Wednesday night for Miss Susan Felter at the
home of Debbie Johaneman and hosted by Debbie Johaneman and Mrs.
Lorraine Krupp… Miss Felter is marrying Jim Krupp in August.”
7/22/71, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Patricia Ann Krum daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Krum of
Livingston Manor and Robert C Cady, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert H Cady of
Schenectady were united in marriage on June 27 at the Livingston Manor
Methodist Church…
“Maid of honor was Miss Rosemary Krum, the bride’s sister of Livingston
Manor. Bridesmaids were Miss Anita Krum, a sister of the bride and Miss
Kathy Donaghy both of Livingston Manor.
“Donald Payotta of Schenectady was the best man and ushers were Jeffery
Marshall of Schenectady and Neil Miller of Livingston Manor.
“A reception was held at King’s Restaurant in Livingston Manor.
“Following a wedding trip to Virginia the couple have taken residence in
Elnora, N.Y.
“The bride is a graduate of the Manor school and State University
College at Oneonta. Her husband is a retail grocer employed in
Schenectady.”
7/22/71, Livingston Manor Times
“Terry P DeWitt of White Sulphur Springs Road, Livingston Manor, has
been named to the Dean’s List at the State University College at Oswego
for outstanding academic achievement during the past semester.
“To be eligible for the Dean’s List at Oswego, a student must maintain a
semester grade average of “B” or better.”
8/12/71, Livingston Manor Times
“New Arrivals…
“August 3 – Mr. and Mrs. William Roser, Livingston Manor, boy, William
Paul, Jr.”
8/12/71, Livingston Manor Times
“Mr. and Mrs. William Roser became the parents of a son, William Paul
Jr., at Liberty Loomis Hospital on Monday, August 3. The little fellow
weighed in at 5 lb. 14 oz. and was 18 inches long. Mrs. Roser is the
former Linda Finkle. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Reginald
Finkle and the paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Roser. Mrs.
Roser received many gifts while she was in the hospital.”
8/19/71, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Susan Carol Felter and James Joseph Krupp exchanged wedding vows
August 7 in the Presbyterian Church of Livingston Manor… A reception was
held at Chan-Al in Shandelee following the services.
“The bride’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Felter of Livingston
Manor. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Krupp of Livingston Manor are the
bridegroom’s parents…
“Mrs. John Krupp of Livingston Manor was matron of honor. Bridesmaids
were Mr. Robert Johaneman of Livingston Manor and Misses Dawn and Dale
Barnhart of Lew Beach.
“Serving as best man was Robert Johaneman of Livingston Manor; Fred
Krupp of Brooklyn, John Krupp of Livingston Manor and Steve Felter, the
bride’s brother served as ushers.
“Mrs. Krupp graduated from the Livingston Manor Central School and
attended Sullivan County Community College. She is presently employed by
the Giant Market of Liberty.
“Her husband graduated from the Livingston Manor Central School and the
State University College at Cortland.
“The couple will live in Livingston Manor following a wedding trip to
Canada and the New England States.”
8/19/71, Liberty Evening News
“Mrs. Howard Davis will fly to Hawaii to spend a week with her husband
who will be there from Vietnam. He is serving with the armed forces in
Vietnam. Mrs. Davis is the former Barbara Molitch.”
9/2/71, Liberty Evening News
“Mrs. Howard Davis has returned from Hawaii where she spent several days
with her husband who was on leave from Vietnam.”
9/16/71, Livingston Manor Times
“New Arrivals…Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hendrickson, Livingston Manor, a boy;
Brian Scott.”
10/14/71, Livingston Manor Times
“Mr. and Mrs. George Keeler returned on Sunday from a two week honeymoon
in Barbados. Mrs. George Keeler is the former Alaine Wilbur. She was
married September 25th. They spent Monday and Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Wilbur.”
10/21/71, Sullivan County Press
“Births – October 11, Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly, Livingston Manor, girl.”
10/21/71, Livingston Manor Times
“Best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly of Livingston Manor on the birth
of a daughter at Liberty Loomis on October 11.”
10/21/71, Livingston Manor Times
“Best wishes go to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johaneman of Livingston Manor on
the birth of a son October 14 at Liberty Loomis Hospital.”
10/28/71, Livingston Manor Times
“Larry Boddy from Plattsburg Air Force Base recently spent several days
at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. George Boddy.”
11/18/71, Sullivan County Press
“A surprise bridal shower was given November 9 at the home of Mrs.
Francis Decker hostessed by Mrs. Decker and Nellie Davis, honoring Lois
Davenport who will be married to Richard Decker on December 4 at the
Free Methodist Church in Liberty, The party room was beautifully
decorated with white bells and white streamers. Around 35 friends and
relatives attended.”
12/9/71, Livingston Manor Times
“A surprise party was tendered Mrs. Margaret Smith of Shandelee, Sunday,
December 5 on the occasion of her 80th birthday by her children and
their families.
“Some 25 people gathered at the Antrim Lodge in Roscoe in honor the
senior citizen.
“Members of the family present were Mr. and Mrs. John Gleason and son
Brian, who is in the Navy stationed in Virginia; Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Baker and daughter Audrey of Shandelee, Shelia of Liberty and son Guy of
Monticello…”
12/16/71, Livingston Manor Times
“Howard Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Davis of Dahlia Road arrived
home after serving a tour in Vietnam. His wife is the former Barbara
Molotch.”
12/23/71, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Lois M Davenport and Richard G Decker were united in marriage on
Saturday, December 4 at the Liberty Free Methodist Church…
“The bride is the grand-daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davenport of
Livingston Manor. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Decker, also of Livingston Manor….
“Maid of honor was Miss Sandra Scott of Livingston Manor. Bridesmaids
were Miss Denise Decker, Miss Karen Banks and Miss Bonnie Davenport, all
of Livingston Manor.
“Ronald Marks was the best man. Ushers were Fred McGarr and Mark
Davenport of Livingston Manor and Donald Fries of Long Island.
“Following the church service a reception was held at King’s Catering
House in Livingston Manor.
“The bride and groom are making their home in Grooville.”
2/17/72, Livingston Manor Times
“Births… February – Mr. and Mrs. James Smith, Livingston Manor, girl,
Laura Annette…”
2/24/72, Livingston Manor Times
“Best wishes go out to Mr. and Mrs. James Smith of Livingston Manor on
the birth of a daughter Laura Annette born on February 67 at Liberty
Loomis Hospital.”
4/27/72, Livingston Manor Times
“Mr. and Mrs. John H Loucks of Livingston Manor announce the marriage of
their daughter Victoria A Loucks to Gerald Michalak on April 4 at the
Immaculate Conception Chapel, Woodbourne.
“Mr. Michalak is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Michalak of Binghamton.
“Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Robert McLean of Grahamsville.
“The bride is a speech therapist with BOCES. Her husband is an art
teacher at Tri-Valley Central School.”
5/4/72, Livingston Manor Times
“Kathleen Backman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Royce Backman of Lew Beach
and Frank Den Hollander, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Den Hollander of
Midland Park, New Jersey were united in marriage on Saturday the
twenty-second of April at the Lew Beach Methodist Church…
“Maid of honor was Miss Nancy Anderson of Falls Church, Virginia, a
cousin of the bride.
“The best man was John Mitchell of West Islip, Long Island.
“The bride was graduated from Livingston Manor Central School and was
employed by the Sullivan County Clerk’s Office, Monticello.
“The groom graduated St. Bernard’s Preparatory School, Fairleigh
Dickinson University and the University of Pennsylvania and is presently
employed by General Electric as a computer programmer.
“The couple will reside in Windsor, N.Y.”
5/18/72, Livingston Manor Times [photo]
“Citizens of Tomorrow…
“Mark, 2, and Brian, 6 mo., children of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hendrickson.
“Tami, 2, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wolcott.
“Kelly Mary, 2 ½ and Robert Willard, 5 mo., children of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Johanaeman.”
7/6/72, Sullivan County Press
“The first Leslie Jacobs Memorial Award was presented to Vickie
Winchester at the central school graduation program on June 24th. The
award was instigated by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Jacobs in her
memory.”
7/20/72, Sullivan County Press
Mia Weiner and her friend were weekend guests at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Weiner, Mia lives in New York
9/14/72, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Mia Weiner of New York City spent the past weekend at the home of
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Julius Weiner.”
9/20/73, Sullivan County Press
“Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilbur’s daughter, Alaine and her husband, George
Keller are vacationing in the Pacific Island of Tahiti and will also
spend a few days in Hawaii before returning home in New York City.”
11/8/73, Sullivan County Press
“Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wolcott of Livingston Manor on
the birth of a son, Daniel Richard on October 2 at Liberty Loomis
Hospital. The little fellow weighed in at 8 lbs. 10 oz. Mrs. Wolcott is
the former Mary Lou Hartley.”
11/22/73, Sullivan County Press
“On Sunday, November 3, a birthday party was given by Mrs. Walter
Wolcott for her daughter, Tami, on her fourth birthday. Over thirty
friends and relatives brought the birthday girl beautiful and useful
gifts, a cake shaped like a ballerina was used as part of the
refreshments…”
1/31/74, Times Press
“Terry DeWitt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson DeWitt of Dahlia Road, is
spending some time at the home of his parents after earning a Masters’
Degree in history at the North Western University of Illinois.”
6/6/74, Sullivan County Democrat
“Mr. and Mrs. James Krupp are building a new house on Treyz Road.”
7/11/74, Liberty Evening News
“Mr. and Mrs. Alan Domaracki and four friends of Albany spent Wednesday
till Sunday camping at Camp Ernest on Treyz Road. Mrs. Domaracki is the
former Jane Hoos of the Manor.
7/31/74, Times Press
“Gary Green and Andy Taggart are acting as coaches for 7th grade
basketball teams and James Krupp, social studies teacher at the central
school is coach for 8th grade basketball. The first game of the season
was played this past week with Narrowsburg.”
8/22/74, Liberty Evening News
“Mr. and Mrs. Alan Domnaracki spent a couple of days last week with her
mother, Mrs. J Fred Hoos. They were on their way to their Albany home
from a trip top Cape Cod. Mrs. Domnaracki will be supervising student
teachers from Albany College this year while working on her doctorate.”
10/3/74, Sullivan County Democrat
“Lori Lynn, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith was christened
Sunday at St. Aloysius Church. Later a party was held at their home in
honor of little Lori. The infant was born on August 23 at Liberty
Loomis.”
3/27/75, Liberty Evening News
“Four little girls were baptized on Palm Sunday at the Presbyterian
Church by Rev. J Richard Heaphy. They were Jennifer Ann, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James Krupp…”
4/24/75, Liberty Evening News
“Paul Marks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marks, underwent surgery at the
Veteran’s Hospital in Albany last week. Several family members visited
him on Friday.”
4/25/75, Sullivan County Democrat
“Paul Marks entered Albany Veteran’s Hospital last Friday where he
underwent surgery. Paul is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marks.”
5/8/75, Sullivan County Democrat
“Paul Marks is recuperating at home following surgery at Albany
Veteran’s Hospital. Paul is scheduled for a check-up in a couple of
weeks.”
5/22/75, Sullivan County Democrat
“On Monday night Mrs. Linda Roser was hostess at her home for a bridal
shower given for her sister, Irene Finkle, who is planning on getting
married on May 23, to Gary Johnson of Roscoe…”
6/19/75, Sullivan County Democrat
“Miss Mary H Diescher received her degree on May 31 from the Orange
County Community College.”
6/26/75, Sullivan County Democrat
“Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Smith have returned to their home after visiting
with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith and family
in Cypress, Texas. The Smiths were accompanied on the trip by another
son and his wife and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith and daughter,
Lori.”
7/24/75, Liberty Evening News
“Miss Mia Weiner of New York City spent the weekend at her home here.”
11/20/75, Sullivan County Democrat
“Mary Diescher and her niece, Mary, travelled to Richmond, Virginia,
over the past weekend to visit her brother, David Diescher, who is
attending Wells Mining School at the University of Richmond. They were
accompanied on the trip by Miss Lynn Madison.”
12/18/75, Sullivan County Democrat
“Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cady of the Manor on the birth
of a little girl, Ann Rene at Liberty Loomis Hospital on Sunday,
December 7. Mrs. Cady is the former Betty Krum. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Krum
of DeBruce are the maternal grandparents and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cady of
Schenectady are the paternal grandparents.”
12/25/75, Sullivan County Democrat
“Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Clark of Livingston Manor wish to announce the
engagement of their daughter, Shirley, to Mr. Donald Weigand, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Weigand, Sr., of Livingston Manor.
“Miss Clark is a graduate of Livingston Manor Central School and
Cortland State Teacher’s College and is presently employed as girl’s
physical education instructor in the Roscoe Central School.
“Her fiancé is a graduate of Livingston Manor Central School and
attended Sullivan County Community College. He is presently employed in
the Monticello branch of the United States Post Office. A February
wedding is planned.”
1/29/76, Sullivan County Democrat
“On Saturday, Miss Shirley Clark was honored with a bridal shower given
by Mrs. Robert Weigand in Liberty. The bride-to-be received many
beautiful gifts from the many friends and relatives attending. Shirley
is planning a February 14 wedding to Mr. Donald Weigand of Livingston
Manor. The wedding will take place at the Beaverkill Methodist Church.”
2/26/76, Sullivan County Democrat
“On Saturday, February 14, Miss Shirley Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Clark and Donald Weigand, son of Mr. And Mrs. Walter Weigand, all
of Livingston Manor, were married at the Beaverkill Valley Methodist
Church…
“Attendants were the bride’s sister, Joyce as maid of honor and another
sister, Gail was a bridesmaid. The best man was Keith Schleiermacher and
Hank Schleiermacher and Tim Smith were ushers. Later a reception was
held at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Liberty. The couple left for a
honeymoon in the south.”
4/1/76, Sullivan County Democrat
“The annual dinner and election of officers of the Hoos Truck Auxiliary
was held at Chan-Al in Shandelee. Elected for the coming year were;
President, Jean Stephenson; Vice-President, Shirley Taggart; Secretary,
Vicki Shampine; Treasurer, Helen Doughty; Financial Secretary, Ruth
Tempel; Chaplin, Joan Barnicott; and Trustees Linda Roser, Alice Hoos
and Phyllis Tompkins."
7/22/76, Sullivan County Democrat
“Mr. and Mrs. James Krupp are proud to announce the birth of a boy,
James Joseph, born on July 13 at Liberty Loomis Hospital… The maternal
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Felter and the paternal
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Krupp.”
8/26/76, Sullivan County Democrat
“Mr. and Mrs. William Roser and family of River Street enjoyed a weekend
at Lake George, New York and visited other points of interest in the
area.”
9/2/76, Sullivan County Democrat
“Mrs. Fred Marks has returned home after a week’s visit with her
daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Michael H Knack who is currently
stationed with the 101st Airborne Unit at Fort Campbell, Kentucky. She
was accompanied on the visit by her son, Paul and her father, “Stub”
Sherwood,”
12/23/76, Sullivan County Democrat
“Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith are the proud parents of a daughter, Julie
Ann, born at the Liberty Loomis Hospital on November 23… The maternal
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Pitt of the Manor. The paternal
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Smith also of the Manor. Mrs.
Smith is a former elementary school teacher of Livingston Manor Central
School.”
1/17/77, Sullivan County Democrat
“Mr. and Mrs. David Anderson are planning on leaving by car for San
Diego, California. They are planning on making their home in a warmer
climate.”
2/3/77, Sullivan County Democrat
“Thursday, January 27, was a beautiful sunny, but cold and windy day as
Donald Weigand, Jesse Dayton and Fred Fries traveled to Oliverea in the
Big Indian, where they took off on snow shoes to investigate the county
in the Peekamoose Mountains. As the day wore on the wind came up and the
temperature went down but the young men enjoyed their day in the
mountains.”
3/3/77, Sullivan County Democrat
“Mr. and Mrs. David Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eugeni and family
of Camp Springs, Maryland, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Carl Eugeni and
family of Sunnyvale, California. Mr. Anderson has found employment and
is planning on making California their new home.”
3/17/77, Sullivan County Democrat
“Fred Fries, Don Weigand and Jesse Dayton took an all-day hike through
the Slide Mountain area one day last week. On a previous snow-shoeing
trip in February in the same locale they were fortunate to see two bald
eagles.”
3/31/77, Sullivan County Democrat
“The worst storm in many years fell on the Manor area and surrounding
areas on March 22 and 23. Snow fall of 12 to 20 inches was accompanied
with heavy winds and sleet and some rain, causing the snow to accumulate
on the trees and wires of electric and telephones….
“The home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith, off from Old Morrston, was
damaged as a tree fell on the house….”
4/14/77, Sullivan County Democrat
“Donald Michael Battey, son of Donald J Battey and Mrs. Emily Battey has
been accepted as a freshman student at Pelner College of Chiropractic at
Davenport, Iowa. His course of study will lead to the degree of Doctor
of Chiropractic.”
6/20/77, Rockland Herald
“Orange County Community College awarded associate degrees and
certificates of graduation to three students from the Livingston Manor
area. Those were Sherri Davenport, Stephen Haas and Maureen Wilcox…”
7/14/77, Sullivan County Democrat
“Miss Katrina Sue, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Marks was baptized at
the Parksville Methodist Church.”
8/8/77, Rockland Herald
“Little Miss Kelly Johaneman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johaneman
celebrated her 8th birthday with several of her friends and relatives at
her home on Upper Main Street in the Manor on August 1.”
8/29/77, Rockland Herald
“Miss Lori Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith of Old Morsston,
celebrated her third birthday with a party for friends and relatives.”
8/29/77, Rockland Herald
“An additional section of kindergarten was announced by the Livingston
Manor Board of Education to increased kindergarten enrollment….
“Three teaching vacancies are still open for 1977-78. The school has
eight changes or additions to its faculty this year. The teaching staff
will be as follows…
“Social Studies – Mr. Robert Freedman, Mr. Frank Gray, Mr. Frank Adamse,
Mr. James Krupp…”
10/17/77, Rockland Herald
“Mr. and Mrs. James Krupp and family and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gibson
enjoyed the three day weekend camping in the Poconos near East
Strousburg, Pa.”
10/24/77, Rockland Herald
“The Livingston Manor Board of Education held a special meeting on
October 10 to discuss personnel matters….
“Al Larson received the appointment as men’s adult physical education
instructor. James Krupp was appointed women’s adult physical education
instructor…”
12/12/77, Rockland Herald
“Richard and Lois Decker celebrated their wedding anniversary on
December 4 with a family dinner at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Decker.”
3/16/78, Sullivan County Democrat
“Mrs. Linda Roser is recuperating at her home on River Street following
a stay at the Community General Hospital, Harris.”
4/6/78, Sullivan County Democrat
“Mr. and Mrs. James Krupp and family of Treyz Road enjoyed the Easter
holidays at Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.”
4/6/78, Sullivan County Democrat
“Mr. and Mrs. Ferdie Moutoux from Back Shandelee Road celebrated their
32nd anniversary at Lanza’s Chan-Al last Friday night. The occasion was
hosted by their daughter, Joan, and her husband John Kelly. The Kelly’s
two young daughters completed the party.”
7/20/78, Sullivan County Democrat
“The families of Bob Carl, Jim Krupp and George Will all left on Friday
to spend some time at Cape Cod. While there the men of the families
attended a summer school program at University of Massachusetts.”
8/10/78, Sullivan County Democrat
“On Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Donald Weigand were surprised to see
people arriving to help Don celebrate his birthday and for a house
warming. The party was arranged and hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Weigand. Over 50 friends and relatives helped to decorate the beautiful
green money tree.”
10/9/78, Rockland Herald
“Congratulations are certainly due to Mrs. Gloria Smith who received her
Masters of Science degree from Canisius College in Buffalo in August of
this year.”
10/12/78, Sullivan County Democrat
“A surprise bridal shower was given Miss Mary Diescher on Thursday night
at the home of her mother on Goff Road. The party was hosted by several
of Mary’s friends from the Community General Hospital where she is
employed. A nice crowd of friends and relatives attended the shower and
brought many nice and useful gifts. Miss Diescher will be married soon
to Jeff Bailey of the Manor. They plan to make their home on School
Street.”
10/12/78, Sullivan County Democrat
“Lori Kelly celebrated her 7th birthday with a party at her home on
Wednesday. She also had a birthday dinner at the home of her
grandparents in Shandalee on Sunday.”
10/26/78, Sullivan County Democrat
“Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Bailey are now at home on Church Street after their
recent marriage.”
10/30/78, Rockland Herald
“Mr. Krupp’s eighth grade American History students are presently
working on reports dealing with the Revolutionary Period. Each student
is asked to choose an important event of personality from that period
and present an oral, as well as a written report to the class. Mr. Krupp
states that the assignment not only introduces the student to the use of
the library as a reference, but also introduces the student to the
concepts of footnotes and bibliographies. During the student’s oral
presentation he is requested to make use of any diagrams, models, charts
or pictures which are pertinent to the topic. The students’ response to
the assignment has been good. One student stated that the assignment is
even fun.”
11/27/78, Rockland Herald [photo]
“Livingston Manor Volunteer Ambulance Corps members Joan Kelly, Jean
Stephenson help Rudy Apbelnalp register at the hearing clinic while
Melissa and Lori Kelly look on.”
1/15/79, Rockland Herald [Lanza-Shandelee]
“Looking back at ’78, deep snow; late spring; good crops.
Albert Schleiermacher had a slight stroke, Rosemary Tempel began her
struggle with cancer, Charlie White suffered gall bladder and heart
attack and recovered…
“Freddie Fries removed an old barn and built a new stone wall, Della
Menges remodeled her front room and added a new porch, Chauncey Turk
retired from the laundry business, Freddie Carlson built a small house
with a large garage, or was it the other way around; Keith
Schleiermacher went to California to work in a tunnel for the winter;
Brian Gleason and Diane Dobell were married; Tom Menges was married; an
airplane crash landed on the Huber farm.”
4/19/79, Sullivan County Democrat
“Mr. and Mrs. James Krupp and family are spending their vacation in
warmer climes as they left with their camper for Myrtle Beach.”
5/14/79, Rockland Herald
“Little Donna Decker, daughter of Richard and Lois Decker celebrated her
7th birthday on May 8 with a family gathering.”
6/25/79, Rockland Herald
“Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Marks on the birth of their second
child, a boy, Frederick Paul born June 18. The happy couple already have
a little girl, Catrina, at home.”
8/6/79, Rockland Herald
“Mrs. Wilfred (Frieda) Smith was feted to a birthday celebration on
Sunday, July 29. The gathering of family totaled 18 and included
children and grandchildren.
“It was a special treat since son Tom came in from Texas for the
occasion and brought along the family and daughter, Mary came in from
Long Island with her family as well. In addition, sons Wilfred and Bob
were present along with their wives Gloria and their children.
“The gathering was held at the Smith home on Church Street and all
enjoyed the delightful cake prepared by Mrs. Robert Smith and the dinner
which was prepared and served by family members.”
10/18/79, Sullivan County Democrat
“Julie Smith, 2-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith, is
recuperating at her home in a body cast after spending 25 days in
traction at the Community General Hospital, following a fall in the yard
of her home. Julie had a spinal fracture and her leg. She is the
maternal granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Smith.”
10/29/79, Community Herald
“Mr. and Mrs. Robert J Smith of Huckleberry Hill in the Manor are the
proud parents of a new baby girl.
“Karen Marie Smith was born on October 14, 1979 at Community General
Hospital in Harris.”
11/8/79, Sullivan County Democrat
“Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith of Livingston Manor are proud to announce the
birth of a little girl born to them at the Community General Hospital on
October 14. The new arrival was named Karen Marie Smith. The paternal
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Smith. The maternal grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood Pitt, all from Livingston Manor.”
11/15/79, Sullivan County Democrat
“Robert Decker of Livingston Manor are the proud parents of a little boy
born October 24 at the Community General Hospital, Harris. The new
arrival has been named Robert Ernest.”
11/26/79, Community Herald
“Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith are proud to announce the birth of a little
girl, Karen Marie, born to them at Community General Hospital.”
12/3/79, Community Herald
“Men’s adult education began Thursday, November 28 in the new gym. It
will last ten Thursdays until the middle of February. Basketball,
volleyball and weightlifting will be the major activities. The fee is
$5. No classes will be held if there is a snow closing or an early
school dismissal…
“Any questions call Jim Krupp, 439-5375
3/17/80, Community Herald
“Sgt. Alan Taylor stationed at Nellis AFB in Nevada is staying some time
at the home of his parents in Old Morsston.”
3/31/80, Rockland Herald
“Tom Boddy and wife Charlene have been here on leave from Germany where
Tom has been stationed with the paratroopers for three years. While the
Boddy’s were here, a family gathering was held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. George Boddy of Little Ireland Road. Attending were…Larry Boddy and
family of Warren, MI., Kathy Storer and family of Pompano Beach, Florida
and other relatives and friends.
4/21/80, Community Herald
“Dr. D Michael Battey of Livingston Manor has received his degree of
Doctor of Chiropractic during the March commencement exercises of Palmer
College of Chiropractic, Davenport, Iowa.
“He is the son of Mrs. Emily Battey of Livingston Manor and Donald J
Battey of Middletown.
“Dr. Battey has completed the required four academic years’ professional
training to qualify for his degree. Palmer College is the first and
world’s largest chiropractic college.
“While at Palmer he was a member of the Constead Club, Pierce-Stillwagon
Technique Club and attended Technique Seminars of Gonstead, Parker,
Thompson, PST and Cox Chiro-Manis. He is also a diplomate of the
National Board of chiropractic Association and American Chiropractic
Association.
“Dr. Battey is a graduate of Livingston Manor Central School, Sullivan
County Community College and served in the Navy Nuclear Power Program.
“Dr. Battey plans to make his home in Tampa, Florida where he will
establish a practice soon.”
5/6/80, Sullivan County Democrat
“Joyce Rogers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rogers, had the misfortune
to fall while riding her bike and is now sporting a cast on her leg
because of 2 broken bones.”
5/12/80, Community Herald
“Joyce Rogers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rogers had the misfortune
to fall while riding her bike and is now sporting a cast on her leg
because of two broken bones due to a fall on her bike.”
10/6/80, Community Herald
“Sunday afternoon a group of friends and relatives converged on the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Weigand on Neversink Road to surprise them with a
stork shower. Mrs. Weigand received many beautiful and useful gifts for
the new arrival which is sue within the next month. The Weigands are
former residents of the Manor and Shirley has taught Physical Education
at Roscoe Central School for several years. The shower was given by Mrs.
Claire Weigand, Mrs. Linda Weigand and Mrs. Eileen Weigand.”
10/20/80, Community Herald
“Howard Davis of Lenape Lake Road is recuperating at his home following
an accident with his car Monday night which put him in Harris hospital
for a few days suffering from severe cuts and abrasions and a couple of
broken ribs. The accident happened on his way home on Denman Road.”
1/19/81, Community Herald
“Sunday, January 4, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Weigand of the Manor attended the christening of their three month old
grandson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Weigand of Liberty. The christening
took place at the Liberty Methodist church during the regular worship
service…”
2/9/81, Community Herald
“Nine Sullivan County residents were inducted as members of the Alpha
Epsilon Delta Chapter of Phi theta Kappa at Sullivan County Community
College recently. Phi Theta Kappa is the National Honor Society for two
year colleges.
“The students are….Carol Froelich…
“Membership in Phi Theta Kappa is limited to students who have been
named to the Dean’s List (3.0 cumulative average) for at least
consecutive semesters and are selected by a faculty board on the basis
of academic achievement, good moral character and citizenship.”
2/9/81, Community Herald.
“Mrs. Gloria Smith is substituting for Mrs. Joy Pagnucco in the first
grade in LMCS while Joy is on leave.”
3/2/81, Community Herald
“There is soon to be a new business in the Livingston Manor area as
several men are planning to install a saw mill which will employ several
men from the area. The mill was brought to the area last weekend from
upstate. The owners of the mill are reported to be Mr. Gary Rogers and
Richard Hyzer, Jr., both of the Manor.”
3/30/81, Community Herald
“Bill Donaghy, Jr., has taken his physical and left Monday for a
six-week training course at the Albany Academy for a correction
officer.”
4/20/81, Community Herald [photo]
“Bob Smith (top) and Andy Rudick, Manor Hose, prepared some of the fine
food served at the Firemen’s Annual Pancake Breakfast. Sausage was
cooked on an outdoor griddle – just no room to spare in the kitchen.”
5/11/81, Community Herald
“Mr. Bill Donaghy, Jr., has completed his training for a correction
officer at Albany and has been stationed at Green Haven.”
5/18/81, Community Herald [photo]
“Lena’s Beauty Salon gets a facelift by Keith Schleiermacher of
Shandelee.”
5/25/81, CH
“Mr. and Mrs. Howard Davis of Lenape Lake Road are the parents of their
second child a boy, born to them at Harris Hospital on April 27.”
6/1/81, Community Herald
“Gary Tompkins is on a two weeks’ vacation from his duties at the
Livingston Manor Post Office. He is presently visiting friends in
Daytona Beach.”
6/1/81, Community Herald
“Twenty-two boy scouts of Troop 105, Livingston Manor were among the
scouts of the Nava Len District who attended the annual spring Boy Scout
Camporee over the past weekend. This is the farewell camporee for Beach
Mountain as the reservation has been sold. Adults attending from Troop
105 were Andy Rudick and Bob Hendrickson.”
8/24/81, Community Herald
‘Spending the summer at the home of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Boddy of Little Ireland, are Tracy, Terry and Toby Storer,
children of Kathy Boddy Storer of Pompano Beach, Florida and Connie
Boddy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Boddy…”
8/24/81, Community Herald
“Mrs. Cheryl Phelan and her three children, Richie, Jarod and Collen of
Saudi Arabia have been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mr. Kenneth Taylor
of Old Morsston for a couple of months. Her husband, Master Sergeant
Richard Phelan, stationed with the AFB in Saudi Arabia for three years
came here at the end of July and the family spent some time in Florida
and took the children to Disneyworld and other points of interest. The
Phelan’s left on their way back home and spent a week seeing the sights
in Rome, Italy.”
9/21/81, Community Herald
“On Sunday a family picnic was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Davis, Lenape Lake Road, around fifty friends and relatives attended.
Attending the farthest away was Mr. and Mrs. Paul Von Hardenberg and
family of Southbury, Conn. The Hardenberg’s were house gusts of her
mother, Mrs. Arletta Davis on Dahlia Road.”
11/16/81, Community Herald
“Mrs. Alma Hoos is home following a visit with her daughter and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Domaracki and daughter in Albany.”
1/18/82, Community Herald
“David Anderson of Mt. View, California, flew in to Kennedy and came to
Liberty, N.Y. and visited his mother, Lois Anderson and sister, Linda
Young. While here he came on to Livingston Manor and spent some time
with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Eugeni and other friends.”
2/1/82, Community Herald
“Mary Diescher has left the area to spend some of the winter months in
Florida.”
2/22/82, Community Herald
“In January, Mu Chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa, Honorary Society for Women
Educators, held its regular monthly meeting in Jeffersonville…
“Highlighting the evening’s activity was the Pledge Ceremony at which
time two new members, Mrs. Patricia Cady of Liberty Central School and
Mrs. Betsy Trauner of Jeffersonville-Youngsville Central School were
pledged. Vice-President Gwen Baldo officiated the ceremony.”
3/29/82, Community Herald
“James Derrick Sarles, 12 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. James Sarles of
Liberty, was admitted to the Long Island Hillside Hospital on Saturday
with a bursted appendix. He is in intensive care where he is improving.
He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sarles of the Manor. His
parents and his grandmother have been visiting him every day.”
5/31/82, Community Herald
“Winning the Tuesday night businessmen’s league at Liberty Lanes this
past week was the team “The Place.” Team members were Capt. Dave
Kawauchi, Gary Tompkins, Danny Reed, Harrison Berry and Eddie Blume.”
5/31/82, Community Herald
“On Saturday afternoon a surprise bridal shower was given by Mrs. Betty
Schleiermacher of Shandelee honoring Miss Peggy Cook on her upcoming
wedding May 29 to Keith Schleiermacher of Shandelee. The wedding will be
held at Long Island where the bride-to-be has her home.”
6/14/82, Community Herald
“On Saturday, May 29, a large contingent of friends and relatives from
Livingston Manor attended the wedding in Long Island of Keith
Schleiermacher and Peggy Cook of Long Island.”
8/2/82, Community Herald
“Mrs. Cheryl Taylor Phelan and three children, Ricky, Jared and Colleen
of Saudi Arabia arrived at the home of her mother Mickie Taylor of Old
Morsston on June 17 to spend a couple of weeks. On July 17 Cheryl and
her husband attended her LMCS class reunion at King’s. The Phelans
planned to leave home on August 8.”
8/2/82, Community Herald
“Mrs. Flo Diescher has been one happy mother for the past few weeks as
all of her children have been home in a family reunion. Her daughter
Gesine and daughter from North Carolina, David and his wife from
Alabama, Mary from Lexington, Kentucky, Richard from Florida, Alice from
Liberty and Victor from the Manor…”
8/16/82, Community Herald
“The Livingston Manor Fire Department’s Softball team has been will into
another season of hits, runs, errors – everything having to do with the
good old American sport of base…well…softball. The twelve member team
has developed quite an impressive record. To follow are the statistics
for each player.
“Bob Johanman plays third base on the team. He is possibly the best
third basemen in the league. Bob has a good eye at the plate and has
officially been at bat 36 times with 11 hits, 7 walks, 2 doubles and 1
triple. Bob has a batting average of .306’
“Terry Wolcott, one of the co-captains of the team, is a short fielder
but can play most any position on the field aggressively. Terry’s been
at bat 32 times with a batting average of .281 He’s had 9 hits and 1
walk….
“Charlie Schleiermacher, catcher for the team, has caught every inning
of every game this season. He’s a strong batter with one of the highest
averages of .429. He’s been at bat 35 times with 15 hits, 2 walks and 3
doubles…”
11/1/82, Community Herald
“Keith Schleiermacher of Shandelee is a patient at Community General
Hospital as of Tuesday.”
11/8/82, Community Herald
“Mary Diescher was here for a few days visiting at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Flo Diescher of Gulf Road, DeBruce. Mary has returned to
her employment in Lexington, Kentucky.”
11/29/82, Community Herald
“Keith Schleiermacher of Shandelee is recuperating at his home following
a several week stay at the Community General Hospital, Harris.”
12/6/82, Community Herald
“Mr. and Mrs. Skippy Hodge of upstate New York spent the few days last
week at his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mel Hodge of Old Route 17. While
Skippy was here the family celebrated an early Thanksgiving with turkey
and all the trimmings.”
1/3/83, Community Herald
“Miss Mary Diescher of Lexington, Kentucky is home for the Christmas
Holidays at the home of her mother Mrs. Flo Diescher of Gulf Road. Mary
is employed in Kentucky.”
3/30/85, Community Herald
“If the Catskill By-pass of the Marcy-South power line goes through,”
said George Fulton, “someday you will drive by the towers and say ‘Oh,
if I had only known!’”
“This summing-up closed the discussion by Mrs. Doris Delaney at the
packed Town of Rockland meeting March 21.
“Mrs. Delaney represented PROTECT (Protect Residents Opposed to Electric
Transmission) formed in 1982 by a small group of concerned
environmentalists and now numbering 7,000 members statewide…
“Property owners whose land lies in or near the path of the proposed
line should bring an affidavit attesting to the environmental impact on
their land and area.
“Keith Schleiermacher spoke on behalf of the Shandelee Hunting Club,
member of the largest land owners along the proposed by-pass route. The
new route would bisect the club. He urged the town board and the
planning board request the Corps of Engineers’ study…”
4/6/85, Community Herald
“The Livingston Manor Ambulance Corps, once the model for all others in
the area, has fallen on hard times. They need more qualified riders and
a new chassis for their 1971 Dodge ambulance…
“The advanced First Aid course requirement is 53 hours with a refresher
course every three years. The advanced course is taught in Livingston
Manor by Dawn Taggart, Pat Severing, Jean Mauro, Jean Stephenson, Jean
Curry and Linda Roser…”
11/5/86, Ballston Journal
“Included in Ballston Spa and the surrounding area are the following
assignments of student teachers from SUNY – Oneonta… The college
supervisors for these students are Jane Domarcki and Philip Pratico.”
2/2/89, Altamont Enterprise
“Guilderland – Alan and Jane Domaracki of Covington Woods, announce the
birth of their son, Mark Rose, January 21. He joins a sister, Beth, 12,
at home. Mrs. Domaracki supervises student teachers from SUNY College at
Oneonta at the Voorheesville and BKW districts.”
5/3/91, Sullivan County Democrat
“…In elections for the Livingston Manor School Board, incumbent Robert
Johaneman faces a challenge from Art Jersey while board president Barry
Foster runs unopposed. Terms are for three years.”
5/6/94, Sullivan County Democrat
“Taxpayers in the Livingston Manor School District passed a $7.9 million
school budget which reflects a 3.9 percent increase over the previous
year…
“Judy VanPut and Robert Johaneman returned to the school board for
three-year terms as both ran unopposed for the positions.”
10/31/01, Middletown Times Herald
“Sarah Levine Silverman, Livingston Manor; funeral service will be
Wednesday, October 31 at Herbert C Bryant Funeral Home, 29 Pearl Street,
Livingston Manor, Rabbi Alan Levine officiating.”
11/2/01, Sullivan County Democrat
‘Sarah Silverman of Livingston Manor, a 34 year parimutuel clerk at the
Monticello raceway and a lifelong resident died Monday, October 29 at
the Seelig Division of the Catskill Regional Medical Center in Harris.
She was 77 years of age.
“The daughter of the late Arthur and Ida Schwartz she was born September
29, 1924 in Livingston Manor. She was the widow of Joseph Levine….
“She is survived by her husband, George Silverman, at home; four sons,
Dr. Alan Levine, Dr. Steven Levine and Dr. Gary Levine, all of the state
of Florida….
“She was predeceased by two brothers, Max Schwartz and Norman Schwartz…”
5/13/05, Sullivan County Democrat
“Livingston Manor Central School District voters will be facing a budget
proposal that includes the smallest tax increase in the county – the $12
million budget will up the levy by approximately 4.07 percent…
“This year’s board elections will run as they have in the past.
Incumbent Edna Simpson is facing a challenge from Bryan Lameraux and
current board member Robert Johaneman will face off against Cathy Meade
and Gregory Clarke. Each term will last three years.”
5/20/05, Sullivan County Democrat
“Four propositions put up by the Livingston Manor Central School
District received a thumbs-up from the public…
“The Tuesday board election followed the traditional process, however.
Incumbent Robert Johaneman faced off against Cathy Mead and Gregory
Clark, defending his seat with 242 votes. His opponents had 118 and 26
respectively…
3/23/06, Sullivan County Democrat
“Paul M Marks, a retired truck driver and a life-long area resident,
died Wednesday, March 22, 2006 at the Albany Medical Center, Albany. He
was 56.
“The son of Doris Sherwood Marks and the late Frederick W Marks, he was
born August 30, 1949 in Liberty.
“Paul had served our country in the U S Army during the Vietnam War; he
was a graduate of Livingston Manor Central School, Class of 1967; he was
a twenty-eight year member of the Callicoon Center Band; an avid bowler
and a former member of the Saturday Night Mixed League and had driven
truck for several fuel oil companies in Sullivan County and he was a
cancer survivor.
“Survivors include a son, Frederick Marks of Livingston Manor; his
mother Doris Sherwood Marks also of Livingston Manor; a sister, Joanne
Clements…
“He was predeceased by a daughter, Katrina S Grimm.
“Private burial will be in the Bon Aire Cemetery, Roscoe…”
7/15/06, National Association of Social Workers
“Place; Leadership Retreat….
“Branch 1 Steering Committee Meeting Minutes
“Date 7/23/05; Members of Branch 1 and the steering committee met during
the Leadership Retreat recently held in Flagstaff…
“Selection of co-chair – During the past year, Cheryl Phelan has served
as co-chair when needed. She has since moved out of the area and is
unable to serve in this capacity….”
5/16/08, Sullivan County Democrat
“The Livingston Manor Board of Education held a public hearing Monday
night to discuss the 2008-09 budget but the public had more than budget
numbers on its mind.
“Voters are dealing with a sense of confusion, anger and loss arising
from the expulsion of district superintendent, Dr. Debra Lynker, alumna
of LMCS, former teacher and high school principal and until recently,
district superintendent.
“Lynker, who intended to retire this year and whose contract would have
expired on June 30 was asked to leave the school just days after sending
out the annual LMCS proposed school budget newsletter.
“The newsletter did not contain the third 2008-09 proposition, a
spending proposal to add buses in order to pick up students as close as
a quarter-mile from the school.
“Board member sere reportedly upset with Lynker’s omission which the
district is legally required to put up as a proposition…
“LMCS school board president Bob Johaneman stood and took questions from
the audience, stating that the school board considered this a personnel
issue and would be unable to comment pending possible litigation arising
from Lynker’s expulsion…”
5/16/08, Sullivan County Democrat
“On Tuesday voters will have their say on 2008-09 school budgets – and
much more – around Sullivan County…
“Livingston Manor… Two people will be asking voters to name them to two
three-year board seats; incumbent Edna Simpson and Debra Miller, who
will replace a retiring Robert Johaneman on the board…”
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Alan Levine
Livingston Manor High School, class of 1967
SUNY New Paltz, class of 1971 – Speech and hearing pathology
Life chiropractic Marietta, Ga. – Class of 1978, Doctor of Chiropractic
IAMCS Yeshiva
Class of 1992 – Smicha (Ordination), Phoenix, Arizona
Current City – Melbourne, Florida
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