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What Became of the Members of the Class of ‘68
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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.”
2/22/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Maxine E McKay, daughter of Leon McKay of Youngsville and Mrs.
John Heinle of Livingston Manor was united in marriage to Robert Wood,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wood of Upper Ferndale at the bride’s home in
the Manor on Saturday, March 23…
“Maid of honor was the bride’s sister Miss Nancy Marks of Livingston
Manor and the attendant was Miss Cheryl Woods, also of the Manor…”
5/2/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Dixie Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Smith of Deckertown,
has been accepted for the fall term at Sullivan County Community
College. She will be taking a Liberal Arts course.”
5/2/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Mrs. Maude Sarles and her daughter, Carol returned home Sunday from
visiting her brother Joseph Barker and family in Horseheads, N.Y.”
5/23/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Eugene Bouton and Susan Miller assisted by their class advisor Irving
Avery, plant one of ten flowering crabapple trees given to Livingston
Manor Central School as the class gift from the 1968 graduates. The
trees were planted in the grassy area on each side of the footbridge to
the school between the wall and the stream.”
5/23/68, Livingston Manor Times
“The three top students of the Class of 1968 at Livingston Manor have
been named. They are Susan Denman, Kathleen Donaghy and Kathleen Benton.
“Susan Denman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Denman is Valedictorian
with a high school average of 96.25. She has been accepted for the fall
term at Harpur College and plans to become a teacher.
“Kathleen Donaghy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Donaghy, is
Salutatorian with an average of 95.25. She has been accepted for the
fall term at Ladycliff College in Highland Falls and will major in
English literature.
“Miss Kathleen Benton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Benton is third
in her class with an average of 94.06. She has been accepted for the
fall term at Harpur College.”
6/6/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Shirley Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Clark, has been
accepted at Cortland State University. She will major in physical
education.”
6/20/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Miles G. Hunt, 18, was pinned beneath a small truck last Monday
morning. Miles had been there for nearly an hour before he was released
and taken to Community General Hospital in Liberty, suffering an injured
wrist. The truck was reported to be owned by Lazare Kaplan of Lew
Beach.”
6/27/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Mr. and Mrs. Cindy Barber of Livingston Major announce the engagement
of their daughter, Ellen Charlene to Jerome Keith Buck, son of Mrs.
Marion Buck and the late Wallace Buck also of Livingston Manor.
“Miss Barber, a June graduate of the Livingston Manor Central School,
will enter Sullivan County community College in September. Her fiancé
will continue his education at the State University at New Paltz.
“No wedding date has been set.”
6/27/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Among those graduating from LMCS for the class of 1968 was Brian
Gleason, class president who formally presented the class gift to the
school of ten flowering crabapple trees plus $100 for school awards to
be used over the next ten years. After the graduation his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Gleason were hosts at a party in his honor attended by
many relatives from Long Island and the Manor. Prior to the graduation,
Brian’s parents hosted a dinner for him at the Lake Rest Hotel. Brian
received many presents, but the nicest part of the evening was when
Brian gave a gift to the parents, an air conditioner, for their many
kindness to him over the years. At the present time Brian is working for
Edward Turk, a Manor contractor.”
6/27/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Mr. and Mrs. James Miller and family from Rantoul, Ill., arrived at the
home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. George Miller of River Street Tuesday
for a week’s vacation. While they were here they also attended the
graduation of his brother David from high school.”
6/27/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Mr. and Mrs. Neil Gardner and his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ira Gardner of
Morriston, N.J., were here over the weekend to attend the graduation of
Mrs. Neil Gardner’s sister Miss Shirley Clark.”
7/4/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barker and family of horseheads visited his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Delos
Barker and family. While they were here they attended the graduation
exercises of his niece, Miss Carol Sarles.”
7/4/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly were in town for the graduation exercises of
their granddaughter, Miss Linda Simpson.”
7/13/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Joanne Marks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marks has entered the Utica
School of Beauty Culture.”
8/8/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Jo Ann Marks spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Marks. Jo Ann is attending a beauty culture school in Utica.”
8/8/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Contestants once again, these three beauties vied for the title of
Roscoe-Rockland Field Day Queen, Miss Jane Johnston of Roscoe was the
winner. Miss Ellen Barber of Livingston Manor was winner in the Manor
firemen’s parade a week ago while Miss Kauneonga Lake, Jane Gabriel of
Mongaup Valley is Miss Sullivan County sportsmen Show Queen.”
9/12/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Dixie Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Smith of Livingston
Manor will enter Sullivan County Community College to study Liberal
Arts.”
9/12/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Mr. and Mrs. Richard Miller took their daughter Susan to Geneseo State
University College where she is majoring in English.”
9/19/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Shirley Clark has left for Cortland SUC where she is majoring in
physical education.”
9/19/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Mr. and Mrs. Joe Striffler took their son Robert to Oneonta Sunday
where he will enter the college there for the fall term.”
9/26/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Thomas Menges, a former student at the Livingston Manor Central School,
has been accepted for membership with the Big Red marching band at
Cornell University.
“The precision marching unit is an all-male, 117 member group of very
special quality and is recognized as one of the finest marching bands in
the east.
“The rigid music requirements and thorough examinations by audition
denotes a real honor to the group’s members.
“While at Livingston major Central School Thomas was an eight year
member of the concert band and was selected to perform with sefe4ral
select all county and area All-State groups.
“He is the son of Mrs. Harold Menges of Livingston Manor and the late
Mr. Menges. He is in his freshman year at Cornell.”
9/26/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Nancy Marks has entered Sullivan County Community College for the
fall semester majoring in sociology.”
11/7/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Mr. and Mrs. Fred Denman was a last weekend visitor at Cornell
University to see their daughter, Susan, who is a freshman.”
11/14/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marks of Livingston Manor have announced the
engagement of their daughter, Joanne Marie, to Gene Ward Burns. He is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Burns of Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
“The bride-to-be, a graduate of Livingston Manor Central School, is
attending the Utica School of Beauty Culture, New York.
“Her fiancé, a graduate of Stranaham High School, fort Lauderdale,
attended OCCC and Broward County Junior College. He finished boot camp
at Great Lakes Naval Training Center and attended Naval Communications
Technician SN now to be stationed in San Jaun, Puerto Rico.
“An April wedding is planned.”
11/14/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Mr. and Mrs. Neil Gardner and Miss Gail Clark of Morristown, N.J.,
spent the weekend here with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Clark. On
Sunday the Gardners took Mrs. Clark to Binghamton where she caught a
plane for Cleveland to visit her sisters. Miss Shirley Clark was home
for the weekend from Cortland State University.”
11/14/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Mrs. Blanche Miller of Sidney spent the Thanksgiving holidays at the
home of her son and family, the Richard Millers. Also home for the
holidays was Susan Miller who attends Geneseo SUC.”
12/26/26/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Kathy Donaghy is spending the weekend with her sister, Betty Lou
in West New York, N.J.”
12/26/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Kathy Donaghy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Donaghy of
Livingston Manor, has arrived home from Lady Cliff College in Highland
Falls because of the outbreak of Hong Kong Flu in the college. She will
be at home until the fifth of January.”
2/6/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Kathy Benton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Benton and Chan
Scriber, both of Livingston Manor were united in marriage by Rev.
Markham Fargo at his home on January 25. Miss Joyce Benton, sister of
the bride and Tom Bellows were attendants. A reception was held in
Parksville for about 80 guests. Only members of the immediate family
attended the wedding.”
2/6/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Shirley Clark is spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Clark during intersession. She is attending college at
Cortland.”
2/20/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Shirley Clark spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Clark. Shirley is attending college in Cortland.”
3/27/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Kathy Donaghy, a student at Lady Cliff, Highland Falls, spent the
weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Donaghy.”
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.”
4/3/69, Sullivan County Press
“Last Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Decker took their son David and
Terry Wolcott to Kingston where they left by bus for Albany. On Thursday
they both left by plane for Lackland Air Force base, Texas. They both
enlisted in the Air force.”
4/10/69, Livingston Manor Times
Miss Susan Denman, a student at Cornell is spending the spring recess
and the Easter holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Denman. As
part of her vacation she accompanied the LMCS concert Band on a 3-day
tour, taking the place of Jeanie Foster who is ill.”
4/10/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Kathy Donaghy, a student at Lady Cliff, Highland Falls, spent her
Easter vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Donaghy. Kathy
will return to college on April 13.”
4/24/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Brian Gleason, son of Mr. and Mrs. John J Gleason of RD2, Livingston
Manor, enlisted in the United States Navy on April 8, 1969,
“Upon completion of recruit training at Great Lakes, Illinois. Seaman
Gleason will come home on a 14-day leave to visit his parents and
friends before reporting to his first duty assignment.
“Seaman Gleason enlisted thru Navy recruiter Chief James A Juliano, USN
of the Kingston office.”
4/24/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Mrs. Maude Sarles and daughter Carol spent the weekend at Horseheads,
N.Y., visiting her brother and sister-in-law, the Joseph Barker family.”
5/15/69, Livingston Manor Times
“A surprise bridal shower was given last Monday night for Miss Joanne
Marks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marks, who will be married May 17
to Mr. Gene Burns. The shower was given at the home of Mrs. James Curry
and was co-hosted by Mrs. Curry, Barbara Molotich and Louise Hempstead.
Some 25 guests attended, bestowing the bride-to-be with beautiful gifts
and best wishes.”
5/22/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Joanne Marie Marks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Marks of
Livingston Manor and Gene Ward Burns of the Naval Radio Station, Puerto
Rico, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene burns of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., were
united in marriage at the Livingston Manor Presbyterian Church on
Saturday, May 17…
“The maid of honor was Miss Barbara Molotch Livingston Manor.
“Bridal attendants were Miss Louise Hempstead and Miss Kathleen Donaghy,
both of Livingston manor, classmates of the bride.
“Terry DeWitt of Livingston Manor, cousin of the groom was best man.
Ushers were Thomas Sladdin of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., Thomas Ward and
Jared Doughty, cousin of the groom, both of Livingston Manor.
“The bride is a graduate of the Livingston Manor Central School and the
Utica School of Beauty Culture, Utica, N.Y.
“The groom is a graduate of Stranahan High School, Ft. Lauderdale. He
attended Broward County Junior College in Fr. Lauderdale and Orange
County Community College, Middletown. He graduated from the Naval
Communications Technical Class A School, Pensacola, Fla.
“Following the wedding trip to Ft. Lauderdale, the bride and groom will
reside at Sabanna Secca, Puerto Rico.”
5/29/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Airman Clarence D Wolcott, son of Mrs. Pearl M Wolcott, Livingston
Manor, has completed basic training at Lackland AFB, Texas.
“He has been assigned to Chanute AFB, Ill., for training in aircraft
maintenance.
“Airman Wolcott is a 1968 graduate of Livingston Manor Central School.”
6/26/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Linda Simpson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simpson, graduated
from SCCC with the highest average in the business department since the
start of the college in 1962, She received two awards in recognition of
achieving the highest academic average in the office assisting
stenographer curriculum and for general excellence in a one-year
program. Her average was 3.76 out of a possible 4.”
6/26/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Airman Apprentice Brian M Gleason, U.S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. John
J Gleason of Livingston Manor, has completed basic training at Great
Lakes, Illinois and is enjoying a 14 day leave with his family prior to
reporting to Memphis, Tenn., for advanced schooling in aircraft
mechanics. Brian, a 1968 graduate of Livingston Manor High School,
entered the Navy in February in the 120 day delay program.”
7/31/69, Livingston Manor Times
“On July 23, a baby shower was given by Mrs. Paul Seeley and Michael
Rosiecki at the home of Mrs. Seeley in honor of Linda McArthur of Upper
Main Street. Linda received many gifts.”
7/31/69, Livingston Manor Times
“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.”
8/14/69, 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.”
8/28/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Terry Sue Sedlacek, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sedlacek of
Livingston Manor and Clarence D Wolcott, son of Mrs. Pearl Wolcott Smith
of Livingston Manor were united in marriage on Saturday, August 16 at
the Livingston Manor Methodist Church by the pastor, the Rev. Roger
Riley.
“The bride was given in marriage by her brother, Joseph Sedlacek, III…
“Miss Barbara Molotch of Livingston Manor was maid of honor…
“Bridesmaids were Miss Carol Sarles and Miss Louise Hempstead, both of
Livingston Manor…
“Walter Wolcott was best man and ushers were William Wolcott and Thomas
Dolgas, all of Livingston Manor.
“The bride is a graduate of the Livingston Manor Central School where
she was a member of the National Honor Society. She is employed in the
office of Liberty Community General Hospital.
“The bridegroom also graduated from Livingston Manor Central School
where he was active in all sports programs. He is presently serving with
the Air force stationed in Columbus, Mississippi.”
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.”
9/11/89, Livingston Manor Times
“Brian Gleason, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Gleason is home on furlough
with his parents. Brian just completed a naval training course in
Memphis, Tenn., and is now assigned top Oceana Naval Air Station,
Virginia Beach, Va. He is an aviation mechanics mate.”
9/18/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Seaman apprentice Arthur B Haake of Old Route 17, Livingston Manor is
serving aboard the fuel tanker USS Elkhorn on route to Vietnam
“The ship is scheduled to pick up various types of fuel in Danang and
deliver it to amphibious assault tank farms along the coast of Vietnam.
“By supplying aviation fuel, gasoline, diesel fuel and jet fuel, the
ship is a major link between supply activities and field units.”
9/18/69, Livingston Manor Times
“A surprise bridal shower was given at the home of Miss Carol Sarles for
Louise Hempstead on September 10. Sixteen guests attended bringing the
honored guest many beautiful gifts. Co-hostesses were Miss Barbara
Molotch, Miss Donna Hempstead, Miss Linda Hempstead and Mrs. Judy
Emery.”
9/18/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Mrs. Terry Sedlack Wolcott left Saturday to join her husband who is in
the Air Force at Columbus, Miss.”
9/25/69, Livingston Manor Times
“On Thursday evening September 4 at the Livingston Manor Methodist
Church, Miss Mary Jane Moutoux became the bride of Bradley M Maffett.
“The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ferdie Moutoux of Livingston
Manor. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Millard Maffett, also of
Livingston Manor…”Mary Lee Hoag of Livingston Manor was the maid of
honor….Ronald Beardslee, cousin of the groom was the best man.
“The brie is a graduate of the Livingston Manor Central School and was
valedictorian of her class
“The groom also a graduate of
Livingston Manor Central School I presently serving in the navy.
“The couple will reside in Norfolk, Virginia, where the groom is a
Seaman Apprentice aboard the USS America.”
10/2/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Mr. and Mrs. William J Smith of Livingston Manor have announced the
engagement of their daughter, Dixie Lee, to Ronald R Hansen, son of Mr.
and Mrs. George Hansen of Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
“Miss Smith is a graduate of the Livingston Manor Central School and is
a second-year student at Sullivan County community college.
“Her fiancé is a graduate of Dade County Community college, Florida and
is an honor graduate of the US Army engineering School, fort Belvoir,
Virginia.
“No wedding date has been set.”
10/2/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Shirley Clark, a student of Cortland SUC and her sister Gail, s
student at Corning, spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Clark. Other guests at the Clark house were Mr. and Mrs. Neil
Gardner of Madison, N.J.”
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
“Miss Carol Sarles and Miss Marion Cohen of Liberty spent the weekend in
Albany visiting friends.”
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.”
11/20/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. David Miller on the birth of a daughter at
Liberty Loomis Hospital on November 3.”
12/4/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Teresa Miller, a student at 5.H School of Riding at Cortland,
spent Thanksgiving holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Miller. Also home with her parents was Miss Susan Miller who is
attending Geneseo University.”
12/4/69, Livingston Manor Times
“Among college students home for the Thanksgiving holidays were…. Susan
Denman, Cornel; Shirley Clark, Cortland; Susan Mill, University of
Geneseo; Allen Levine, New Paltz…”
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.”
2/5/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Debbie Edwards, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Edwards and
Roger Lynker, son of Mrs. Elwin Hardenbergh, were married January 18. A
reception followed at the home of the bride. The happy couple are
residing in Brewster where the groom is working for the New York State
Electric Company.”
2/12/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Mr. and Mrs. Roger Lynker of Brewster, NY, spent the weekend here with
relatives.”
3/28/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Best wishes go out to Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Maffett of Livingston Manor
on the birth of a son born at Liberty Loomis Hospital on March 13…”
4/9/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Mr. and Mrs. Roger Lynker of Brewster spent the Easter holidays
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Edwards and his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Elwin Hardenburgh.”
4/16/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Linda Simpson and Miss Dixie Smith enjoyed a trip to Bradenton,
Florida, where they stayed with Dixie’s cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Many,
former residents. The girls left by plane and returned home by plane on
April 7.”
5/14/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Carol Elaine Sarles is presently on a week’s vacation from her duties
at Community General Hospital where she is employed in the accounting
department.”
6/4/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Mrs. Gene Burns, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marks is spending a few
weeds’ vacation with her parents. She and her husband nave been living
in Puerto Rico where her husband is stationed with the Navy.”
6/18/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Mr. and Mrs. Roger Lynker have returned to Beaverkill where they are
making their home. Mr. Lynker has been employed in Brewster, N.Y.”
6/25/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Reule are spending some time visiting at the
home of their parents. Mr. Reule is stationed at fort Rucker. Mrs. Reule
will be remembered as Mary Tuttle.”
6/25/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Dixie Smith has been accepted for the fall semester at State University
College at Oneonta. Dixie plans to major in Math. She is a recent
graduate of Sullivan County Community College.”
7/9/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Kathy Donaghy daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Donaghy was named to the
Dean’s List at Oneonta.”
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.”
8/20/70, Livingston Manor Times
“In a single-session championship contract bridge tournament, held in
Boston, Mass., last week, two county residents, Tom Menges of Shandelee
Road, Livingston Manor and Norm Rubin of Monticello, topped their
section to score master points.
“The two men attended the 42nd Summer National Tournament of
the American contract Bridge League, one of three National championships
held each year by the league.
“They are among five and six thousand players competing in ten days of
play which ended Sunday…”
8/20/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Shirley Clark is presently attending a two-week physical training
class at Racquet Lake in the Adirondacks in connection with her college
training at Cortland.”
9/24/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Dixie Smith started her junior year at Oneonta State University
College last week. Dixie completed her first two years at Sullivan
County Community College. She and another Manor girl, Miss Kathy Donaghy
also a junior, are roommates. Dixie is majoring in mathematics and
Kathy’s major is English.”
10/22/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Airman Thomas J Dolgas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dolgas of
Livingston Manor, has completed basic training at Lackland AFB, Texas.
“He has been assigned to Lowrey AFB, Colorado for training in the
armament systems field.
“Airman Dolgas is a 1968 graduate of Livingston Manor Central School and
attended Sullivan County Community College.”
12/3/70, Livingston Manor Times
“Mrs. Gene Burns has returned to her home after spending several weeks
with her husband in Puerto Rico. Her husband is now awaiting transfer to
Japan.”
1/28/71, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Susan Miller spent the past weekend at her home to attend the
Rotary sponsored Ice Carnival and to see her sister Linda Miller crowned
Ice Carnival Queen. Susan is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Miller
and is presently student teaching at Dansville, N.Y.”
4/15/71, Livingston Manor Times
“Navy Petty Officer Third Class Arthur B Haake, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur L Haake of Old Route 17, Livingston Manor, is serving aboard the
gasoline tanker USS Elkhorn with the U.S. Seventh Fleet in the Western
Pacific.”
4/15/71, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Shirley Clark a student at Cortland, spent a few days of the
Easter holidays at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Clark”
4/29/71, Livingston Manor Times
“Joanne Burns, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Marks, left Newark
Airport on Wednesday April 21, to join her husband ion Okinawa. He is in
the Navy and expects to be stationed there for a year.”
5/20/71, Livingston Manor Times
“Mrs. Joanne Marks Burns sends greetings from Okinawa. She arrived
safely on April 23 after 26 hours of flight time. During a sight-seeing
tour of the island she saw many fields of vegetables and tea bushes,
also gladioli growing wild.”
7/1/71, Livingston Manor Times
“Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carlson and family of Allendale, S.C., are
visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Carlson. Mrs.
Carlson is the former Elaine Carlson.”
7/22/71, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Shirley Clark has accepted employment in Cape Cod for the summer
months.”
7/22/71, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Susan J Denman was named to the Dean’s List of the New York State
College of Human Ecology, Cornell University for the spring term, 1971…
“Miss Denman is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fed Denman of Livingston
Manor. She is a junior at the college.”
8/5/71, Livingston Manor Times
“Kathleen Donaghy of Livingston Manor, has been named to the Dean’s List
of State University College at Oneonta for the spring semester of the
1970-71 school year according to Dr. Carey Brush, Acting Vice President
for Academic Affairs at the College.”
9/2/68, Livingston Manor Times
“Word has been received of the birth of a daughter Alicia Marie to Gene
and Joanne Marks Burns at camp Kue Army Hospital , Okinawa.”
9/9/71, Sullivan County Press
“Word has been received of the birth of a daughter Alicia Marie to Gene
and Joanne Marks Burns at Camp Kue Army Hospital, Okinawa. Miss Burns
born September 3.
10/7/71, Sullivan County Press s
“Mrs. Gene Burns and infant daughter has returned to her home after
spending several months with her husband on Okinawa.”
10/21/71, Livingston Manor Times
“At St. Aloysius Church on Saturday, October 9, Miss Patricia Anne
Decker was married to Ronald P Marks…
“The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Decker of Livingston
Manor. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Vogt also of
Livingston Manor…
“Maid of honor was Miss Lois Davenport of Livingston Manor. Other
attendants were Miss Dixie Smith sand the bride’s sister, Denise Decker,
both of Livingston Manor.
“Richard Decker, the bride’s brother was the best man. Ushers were
Michael Decker of Livingston Manor and Thomas Maus of Youngsville.
“A reception was held at King’s Catering House in Livingston Manor.
“The bride and groom are both graduates of the Manor Central School. The
groom attended Delhi Technical College and Sullivan County Community
College. He is employed at Sabloff’s, Liberty.
11/4/71, Livingston Manor Times
“Airman First Class Myles G Hunt, son of Mrs. Evelyn L Hunt of Lew
Beach, is a member of the 432nd Tactical Reconnaissance Wing
of Udorn Roval Thai AFB, Thailand that has earned the Presidential Unit
citation for a second time.
“The wing was cited for its distinguished aerial action against hostile
forces in Southeast Asia from November 2, 1968 to October 31, 1969. The
award is the highest U S honor accorded a military organization.
“The 432nd, equipped with F-4 Phantoms and C-130 Hercules
aircraft, is the only wing in the USAF to have a reconnaissance fighter,
command and control mission. The unit’s unarmed Phantom reconnaissance
crews fly against enemy targets to obtain photo intelligence
information. Phantom fighters-bobbers pilots use the data to find and
destroy the targets and Hercules Airborn command Posts direct the
reconnaissance and strike operations.
“Airman Hunt, a vehicle operator in the 432nd, will wear a
distinctive service ribbon to mark his affiliation with the wing.
“He is a 1968 graduate of Livingston Manor Central High School. His
father, Eman Hunt, resides in Cleveland, Ohio.”
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.”
“A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Ruele on Saturday, January 8
at Liberty Loomis Hospital. The little boy weighed in at 8 lb. 21 oz.
and has been named John Frederick. This is the first child for the happy
couple. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Tuttle and the
paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Ruele of Livingston
Manor. The mother of little John is the former Mary Tuttle.”
“Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simpson of Livingston Manor announce the engagement
of their daughter, Linda Joy, to Richard E Hyzer, Jr., son of Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Hyzer, Sr., also of Livingston Manor.
“Miss Simpson was graduated from Livingston Manor Central School and
Sullivan County Community College.
“Her fiancé was also graduated from Livingston Manor Central School and
attended Orange County Community College.
“The couple plan a May 20th wedding.”
5/18/72, Livingston Manor Times
“A surprise bridal shower was held last Friday night honoring Linda
Simpson. The party was held at the home of Miss Dixie smith and was
hostessed by Miss Smith and Miss Sharon Simpson… Linda Simpson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simpson of Main Street, Livingston Manor, is
planning to be married on May 20th to Richard Hyzer of this
place.”
5/18/72, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Elaine Hodge has returned to her home after enjoying a couple of
weeks’ vacation in Florida.”
7/27/72, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Shirley Clark is presently touring Europe and word was just
received that she was in Stockholm and had just seen the King of
Stockholm.”
9/14/72, Livingston Manor Times
“Thomas H Menges, son of Mrs. Della Menges of Shandelee Road, Livingston
Manor, has been named to the Dean’s List at the New York State College
of Agriculture and Live Sciences, Cornell University for the spring ’72
semester.
“The college Dean’s List honors students who have earned at least a
B-plus average during the semester.
“Menges is a member of the Class of 1972.”
10/5/72, Sullivan County Press
“Announcement of the engagement of Kathy Donaghy to Eugene R Bouton was
made Saturday night by Mr. and Mrs. William Donaghy of Livingston Manor,
parents of the bride to be.
“Miss Donaghy’s fiancé is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Bouton, also
of Livingston Manor.
“The couple are graduates of the Livingston Manor Central School. Also a
graduate of Oneonta State University College, she is a substitute
teacher of high school English at the Manor school. He is employed by
Dell Tile Works.
“A May wedding is planned.”
10/12/72, Sullivan County Press
“Miss Linda McArthur, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford McArthur of
Upper Main Street, Livingston Manor and Terri Miller of Pa., were
married Saturday at the Livingston Manor Methodist Church with the Rev.
Roger D Riley officiating. Later a reception was held for relatives and
friends at Chan-Al in Shandelee.”
12/21/72, Livingston Manor Times
“Best wishes go out to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hyzer on the birth of a
daughter meanie Anne Friday in Liberty Loomis Hospital. Mrs. Hyzer is
the former Linda Simpson.”
12/28/72, Livingston Manor Times
“Miss Dixie Lee Smith and Mark Stephen Pierpoint were united in marriage
at the Lew Beach Methodist Church on December 15 by the rev. Herbert
Maynard.
“Mrs. John H Roser, Jr., of Livingston Manor, sister of the bride, was
matron of honor and Andrew DuBois of Lew Beach was best man….
“Miss Smith is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William J Smith and the
groom is the son of Mrs. Arthur Pierpoint of Lew Beach. Miss Smith is a
graduate of Sullivan County Community College and Oneonta Sate College.
Her husband is a veteran of the Navy. The couple are making their home
in Liberty.”
3/18/73, Livingston Manor Times
“Richard Hyzer is serving a six month tour of duty with the US Army
Reserves stationed at Fort Dix, New Jersey. His wife, the former Linda
Simpson and baby Melanie are staying with her parents, the Bob Simpson
family on Upper Main Street.”
5/25/73, Sullivan County Press
“Miss Kathleen Michaels Donaghy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William J
Donaghy of Livingston Manor, was married Saturday afternoon, May 19, to
Eugene Reynolds Bouton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Bouton, also of
Livingston Manor….
“Miss Mary Elspeth Donaghy, sister of the bride was maid of honor.
Bridesmaids were the bride’s sister, Miss Peggy Donaghy and Miss Alice
Mahoney and Miss Susan Porcelli, classmates of the bride at Oneonta….
“Roger Lynker of Roscoe was the best man. Ushers were William J Donaghy
and James Donaghy, brothers of the bride and Richard Welch and Cecil
Roman, brothers-in-law of the groom.
“Mrs. Bouton attended St. Aloysius School, Livingston Manor, Livingston
Manor Central School, Ladycliff College and graduated from State
University at Oneonta.
“Mr. Bouton is a graduate of Livingston Manor Central School and
attended State University at Delhi.
“The couple will reside in Livingston Manor after a wedding trip through
Virginia.”
11/25/73, Sullivan County Press
“Susan Denman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Denman, was home from
Syracuse University over last weekend.”
12/20/73, Sullivan County Press
“Mr. and Mrs. Frank Egan of Livingston Manor have announced the
engagement of their daughter, Dawn, to Brian M Gleason, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Gleason, also of Livingston Manor.
“A graduate of Pine Bush Central High School, Miss Gleason is employed
at the Chan-Al Hotel, Livingston Manor.
“Her fiancé was graduated from Livingston Manor Central High School and
served four years in the U S Navy. He is employed by the Electric
Service Shop, Livingston Manor.
“A February wedding is planned.”
8/22/74, Sullivan County Democrat
“Miss Shirley Clark is now home after spending summer school in
Stroudsburg where she was working on her Master’s Degree. Shirley will
be a teacher in physical education at Roscoe.”
12/26/74, Sullivan County Democrat
“Mr. and Mrs. Mel Hodge traveled to Williamsburg where they visited
their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Haake.”
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.”
3/25/76, Sullivan County Democrat
“Thomas H Menges of Shandelee has graduated from Cornell University and
has had graduate studies at State University College of New York at
Binghamton. He has been recognized for outstanding work at the Culinary
Institute of America, Hyde Park, where he is presently a student.”
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 Airborn Unit at Fort Campbell,
Kentucky. She was accompanied on the visit by her son, Paul and her
father, “Stub” Sherwood,”
6/30/77, Sullivan County Democrat
“Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carlson and daughter of Alldendale, South
Carolina, are here at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Carlson and Mr. and Mrs. John Carlson for a few weeks. While they were
here they attended graduation at LMCS.”
6/30/77, Sullivan County Democrat
“Spc.5 Michael Knack, his wife Joann and daughter Alissa, left on Monday
for their home at Fort Campbell, Kentucky, after visiting relatives for
a couple of weeks.”
7/21/77, Sullivan County Democrat
“Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Haake and two children of Great Lake, Ill., are
spending two weeks visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin Hodge and his parents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Haake
8/29/77, Rockland Herald
“Mr. and Mrs. Rick Rhule entertained about thirty dinner guests at her
home on the Four Corners Road August 21.”
9/17/77, Rockland Herald
“Mr. and Mrs. Brian Gleason are the proud parents of a baby daughter,
Renee Marie Gleason was born September 13, 1977 at 4:40 a.m. at Harris
Community General Hospital.
“Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Gleason and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Egan,
all of Livingston Manor.
“Best wishes go to Brian and Dawn Gleason and of course to Renee Marie.”
9/29/77, Sullivan County Democrat
“Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Brian Gleason on the birth of a girl,
Renee Marie, born September 13th at the Community General
Hospital. The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Gleason of
Shandelee and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Egan of Livingston Manor are the
material grandparents.”
10/17/77, Rockland Herald
“On October 3 at the home of Mrs. Gerald Decker, 28 people met at 7:30
p.m. for a baby shower in honor of Mrs. Pat Decker Marks. The shower was
given by Denise Decker and Lois Decker. There was a beautifully
decorated bassinette and Mrs. Decker had made the cake complete with
baby carriages.”
1/9/78, Rockland Herald
“ROSCOE VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM – (standing) Coach Shirley
Weigand, Colleen Hendrickson, Lori Klein, Mary Elliot, Kelly Topping,
Claire Donohue; (kneeling) Bonnie Landon, Debbie Hanratty, Brenda Bury,
Serena Evans.”
5/4/78, Sullivan County Democrat
“Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wolcott of Creamery Road, Livingston Manor, are
proud to announce the birth of a son, Brian Joseph, born on April 19 at
the Community General Hospital.”
5/6/78, Rockland Herald
“Clarence and Terry Wolcott of Creamery Road, Livingston Manor, are the
parents of a son, Brian Joseph, born April 19, 1978, at Community
General Hospital in Harris.”
8/7/78, Rockland Herald
“Mr. and Mrs. Charles L Carlson and daughter, heather, have returned to
their home in Allendale, South Carolina after spending 2 weeks visiting
relatives and friends in the Manor. Charles graduated in May from the
University of South Carolina with honors. He received an Associate
degree in Science for Criminal Justice, congratulations Charles.”
8/31/78, Sullivan County Democrat
“Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bellow of Daytona Beach, Fla., is spending a couple of
months at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nevin of Finch
Street.”
11/21/78, Rockland Herald [photo]
“Ben Cambanasa and Brian Gleason are decorating the streets of
Livingston Manor for the Chamber of Commerce.”
12/28/78, Sullivan County Democrat
“Thomas Menges, son of Mrs. Della Menges of Shandelee and Miss Linda
Tutino of the Bronx were married last Saturday in New York City. Later a
reception was held at the Marina Del Ray in the Bronx. The newlyweds
plan to live in New York where they are both employed. Several relatives
from the area attended the wedding.”
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 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.”
4/26/79, Sullivan County Democrat
“Kathy Fires and Shirley Weigand are having a couple of weeks’ vacation
traveling in sunny Florida.”
7/12/79, Sullivan County Democrat
“Shandelee’s newest resident is John Joseph Gleason III. He lives with
his parents, Brian and Diane, and next door to his grandmother, Marie
Gleason and great-grandmother Mrs. Smith. J. J. only weighs about 5
pounds but then he’s only a week old.”
9/10/79, Rockland Herald
“Susan Denman Stern had a baby boy last week. This is the Stern’s first
child and Susan is the daughter of Toots and Fred Denman. They have
named the baby David Denman Stern. Fred and Toots oldest daughter, Joy,
who is married to the assistant principal in Liberty is back in the
Manor. She is teaching 1st grade at LMCS.”
12/10/79, Rockland Herald
“Postal employees, active and retired gathered to have cake and coffee.
The occasion was Fred P Reinheimer’s retirement from the Livingston
Manor Post Office. Standing up for Fred is Wilfred Smith, Brian Gleason,
Fred Fennikoh, Marcus O’Dell, Fred Reinheimer, Irving Avery, Felix
Connolly, Paul Seeley, Bill Wilson and John Denman.”
1/28/80, Rockland Herald
“The Hoos Truck Company has voted in officers for 1980. Re-elected to
their 1979 positions are Max Jara, President; Terry Wolcott,
Vice-president…”
3/30/80, Community Herald
“A surprise birthday party was held March 15 at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Brian Gleason honoring Marie Gleason on her birthday which fell on March
17… Many of the friends and relatives showered Marie many nice and
useful gifts. A special cake used as part of the refreshments was made
and decorated by Kate Roser. The cars driven by the guests were parked
at Lanza’s and Brian brought them to the party.”
4/21/80, Rockland Herald
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Menges are proud to announce the birth of their
first child, a little girl, Arielle Lynn, born to them on March 21 at
Horton Memorial Hospital, Middletown. The Menges’ live in Liberty. The
paternal grandmother is Mrs. Della Menges of Shandelee.”
8/4/80, Community Herald
“Lee Carlson from Lake George, La., arrived Friday the 18th
to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Carlson. Daughter Elaine and her
husband, Mr. Charles Carlson, arrived the 17th for the family
get-together. Elaine and Charles live with their daughter Heather in
Allandale, S.C.”
“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.”
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…”
2/23/81, Community Herald
“Mrs. John Carlson and son Fred and daughter Betty are planning to visit
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carlson and daughter in Charlestown, South Carolina
this week.”
5/25/81, Community Herald
“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.”
7/8/81, Community Herald
“Mrs. Shirley Weigand and son Jesse are back home after visiting her
sister Gail and family in San Jose, California for two weeks. Gail and
Shirley both have a son several months old and neither sister had seen
each other’s child. Gail’s married name is Mrs. Jack Freidman and her
son’s name is Scott.”
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.”
3/8/82, Community Herald
“Mrs. Vivian Carlson is expected home today after visiting at the home
of her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles L Carlson and daughter
Heather in Allendale, South Carolina.”
4/26/82, Community Herald
“Cory Wolcott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Terry Wolcott, turned 6 years
old on March 27. Her parents gave her a party at her home with eleven
including her brother and herself…”
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…”
8/30/82, Community Herald
“Mrs. Shirley Weigand and her son Jesse Reed flew back Thursday after
spending ten days with her sister Gail Clark Friedman of San Jose, Ca.
Gail and her son, Scott, flew back home with her sister Shirley while
Gail’s husband Jack Friedman drove his motorcycle here. The Freidman’s
will visit her parents Mr. and Mar. Cecil Clark in the Manor and his
parents the Jack Friedman’s in Harris.”
4/27/85, Community Herald
“Members of the parents club have undertaken a project to renovate the
playground at Livingston Manor Central School. With the approval of
school officials, renovations will begin May 4 when the grounds will be
aerated and on May 5, seeded. Terry Wolcott, chairman of the playground
committee would appreciate the help of volunteers to do the seeding.” |