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VOL. 1, NO. 21 ROSENDALE, N. Y., FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1038 PRICE TWO CENTS Work of Township Association Praised Entertainment Enjoyed At the Grange Hall DeWitt Lake Sports Enjoyed by About. 800 Although the weather was not of the best over one hundred peo-. pie were at the Grange Hall on Tuesday evening to enjoy the pro gram and attend the meeting of The Rosendale Township Associa tion. Joseph O ’ Connor, president of the Township Association gave short talk on what the Association had done in the past 5 years to build up Rosendale 'and its inten tions for the future. He stated that it had not only increased the property value but was bringing lenterbainment throughout the town. ‘ . (Editor ’ s Note) . We have re ceived many letters praising the work done by Mr. O ’ Connor from people who are spending their va cation here and we wish to state at this time that if the boarding houses and hotels will cooperate with Mr. O ’ Connor we are sure Rosendale Township will be one of the outstanding Summer re sorts in New York State. .. • • ^ . When. Mr'.' O ’ Connor concluded his talk he introduced Mrs. E. Kennedy, Lecturer of .the Rosen dale Grange, who then took charge of the entertainment program. Mrs. Kennedy is well known for the wonderful programs she put on and this one was no exception. The program follows: Community singing, led by Mrs. Herman Kraemer; Acrobatic Dance, by Miss Marion Rlttner, ac companied on the piano by Mrs. Marion Hasbrouck; Duet, - by Mrs. Marion Hasbrouck and Mrs. Bue- lah Myers, “ My Mother ’ s Old, Sweet. Lullaby ” ; Toe ’ Dance, by Miss Dorothea Zaengle; Piano so lo, by June Myers, “Eileen ” ; Mono logue, by Mrs. Myrtle DeMar, \Never Take Your Wife to the Baseball Game ” ; Tap Dance, by Miss Marion Rlttner; Cowboy Songs and Yodeling, by Wilbur Upton; Tap Dance, by Miss Doro thea Zaengle, accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Marion Hasbrouck; Professor Quiz, by Mr. Herman Kraemer: Contestants were Mr. Eddie Bamburger, Mr. Petro Belli, Mr. Walter Ortmarm, Mrs. Eddie Bamburger, Mrs. Kenny, Miss Dnemen. Contest was won by Mr. Walter Ortmann with a perfect score of 100 percent. Many stayed after the enter- ■ tainment and watched or played that new game “ Dart Bair All in all Tuesday night was voted an evening well spent and enjoyed by all. ----------- O ----------- DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS ■ The DeWitt Lake sports carni val Sunday attracted approximate ly 800 people who enjoyed the vari ous races sponsored by the resort under the direction of Joseph O ’ Connor, president of the Rosen dale Township Association. Winners of the races: Free style swim for men Jack Daley of Ma ple Hill, Harry Kelder of Kingston, second; men ’ s boat race, Johnny Ziegler of DeWitt Lake and Adolph Beckhoven of Maple Hill; men ’ s relay swim, Tom Mooney of Whiteport, J. Zeigler and A. Beckhoven; girls' boat race, Hel en Smith of 'DeWitt Lake and Patsy Caunitz of DeWitt (Lake; 50 yard dash for girls, Helen Smith; 50 yard dash for men, John Zeig ler. GRANGE MEETING ROSENDALE GRANGE The Rosendale Grange will hold its regoher- meeting ' fen' Mohiaay'-evenin^ ’ - t ''ali^r©tlf'' July 25th, -at the Hall in Rosendale. The lecturer's program will be, \Ed ucational. ” The serving committee will-be Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zaengle, Mrs- Rose Hasbrouck, Miss Dorothy Zaengle, Ro bert Zaengle, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Deitz, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bodley, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Thorp, Mrs. Millie Freed and Montgomery Delta. ----------- O ----------- COMING EVENTS Baseball Hill. Rosendale, Maple MONDAY Meeting — Rosendale Grange at the Grange Hall, Rosendale. THURSDAY Meeting — Odd lodge rooms. Fellows at their Township Recreational Program * Friday, July 22 Hike leaving bridge, lower Main street, Rosendale, 9:30 A. M. Bus ifor moving pictures in Kingston at 8:20. Picture: “ My Bill ” with Kay Francis. Saturday, July 23 ■Hike leaving DeWitt Lake Store at 9:30 A. M. , Tennis match at Lang ’ s court, LeFever Falls, 2:30 P. M. Reservations must be with Joe O ’ Connor, Bloomington (phone Kingston 928-J-2) twenty-four (24) hours In advance of any roast or ride. Sunday July,, Establish a New Fire District Rosendale & Marbletown Hold Boards Meeting Few Taxpayers Attend This Important Meeting The ’ Town ’ board of Rosendale •and the Town Board of Marble-^ town met at the OotteklU Fire House Tuesday night to discuss the purpose of - establishing a new Are district in these two towns. Justice Arthur Sheeley of Mar bletown, offered a resolution, giv-^ ing the boundaries, etc. This re solution was voted upon and pass- ied unanimously. • - , There were then elected ffrve Are commissioners, Harry ’ Snyder, Hamilton Gillespie, James Styles, Joseph E. IBertenger, and Karl Neunobl. Alfred Petro'Belli was made treasurer. Full details 'and resolution were filed in the Town Clerk ’ s office. Celebrates 13th Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Maton Barrett celebrated their 13th wedding'an niversary last Wednesday. The party met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Barrett.and laetr journeyed down to Jack Daly ’ s Well, where they spent an enjoyable evening. In ‘ the party were Mr. and Mrs. J .J. Duffy, Mr. and Mrs. James 'Barrett and Mr. and Mrs: M. Bar rett. ----------- O ----- T ----- Will Hold Chicken Supper The Democrats will hold their Caucus on Monday, July 25. The First Dist. at Democratic Club rooms in Rosendale, 2nd Dis at D. Chrisiana ’ s in Tillson and the 3rd Dist. at thte Maple Hill school house. The Ladies ’ Aid of the Dutch Reformed Church at High FaH* are going to have a chicken sup per and a fair in the basement of the church on Thursday, August 4th. ----------- O ----------- Cottekill 3 F. M.— Diving Meet at Williams Lake. Tuesday, July 26 — 9:30, Hike, leaving Joyce ’ s Comer. Maple Hill Bus ride to North Lake. See the Rip Van Winkle Trail. Bus leaves Tillson P. O. at 1:30, Myers Garage at Rosen- _;dale at 1:40, Maple Hill at 1:55, Bloomington P. O. at 2, DeWitt Lake Corner at State Road, 2:05. Be back for supper. Fare $100. 900 P. M. — Roast and Campfire at , DeWitt Lake, 20 cents. Wednesday, July 27 — 9:30 A. M. Ten nis match at Joe Hill's Court, Ros endale. Everyone is urged to enter. 8:00 P. M. — Hay ride to Ashokan Reservoir. Fare 75c. Thursday, July 28 — 2:30 P- M„ Soft Ball Game at Keller ’ s Field, Tillson 8:00 P. M. — Social Party at Saint Peter ’ s Hall, Rosendale. Friday, July 29 —9:00 P. M., Barn Dance at Zeigel ’ s Casino, on lower Main street. Come in old clothes . Admission 30c. Saturday,July 30 —9:30 P. M., Hike leaving Bridge at upper Main street, Rosendale. See the Oaves! 2:30 — Soft Ball at Williams Lake. Make reservations -for roasts and rides 24 hours in advance to Joe O ’ Connor, Bloomington. Phone, King ston 928- J2. • Ladies ’ Aid Society will hold its annual fair on the school grounds Thursday afternoon and evening, July 28^ There will be fancy arti cles, ice cream, cake, soft drinks, coffee £nd hot dogs and rolls on sale. jR^ndaJjg'.uTSfHooV c. Meeting Republican Caucus '- ' X ' At Bloomington Thle ' Rosendale Uifion Free schools had a meeting Tuesday; July 19 at the. school house. The officers elected were; Ed ward Demarest, President; Silas- Roosa, Treasurer; Mrs. A.' M. Auohmoedy, Collector; Warren Sammons, Clerk; Charles Elles- worth, Truant Officer. There were three bids offered for the painting of the .trim of the building. The lowest bidder was Joseph Dutoher and he was awarded the contract. The next regular meeting will be held on .the first Tuesday of next month, August 2. -------------- — O ------------- — AROUND TOWN New Camp News Ads Get Results A new camp for boys was open ed last week at Earl Mack ’ s farm on the Hurley Road. It is equipped with all new and modem im provements and will accommodate 25 boys. The name of the camp is St. Mary ’ s and is a Catholic camp. ----------- O ----------- OUR MISTAKE Mrs. Mary Hill at last week ’ s school election received 73 votes instead of 23. ■ J. J. Mooney our local electrician has installed a new Universal re frigerator in the Little Flower Cottage. The owners of the property op posite Joe Hill ’ s Hotel oh Main street have cleared away the over grown shrubbery and extensive re pairs are being' made to this old land mark of Rosendale. Kristie ’ s Hotel and farm is a busy place these days. The “ Strathmore ” is proud to announce that its, guests, includ ing the Fire Chief Mr. C. Sullivan and his wife from New York City and Mr. and Mrs. C. Dunsenback- er of Luckaws are spending a very enjoyable vacation, due to no small measure to the actdvties planned by Joseph O ’ Connor, sports director and president of the Rosendale Township Associa tion, The Republican Caucus of the 2nd election district of .the Town of Rosendale will be held at the home of Louis Tehune in .Bloomington ‘ ori Saturday, July 23, : 1938. ----------- O — , ------- Exhibit Rare Quilts At Tillson Fair The exhibit'of quilts and other hand made articles given-by-the Ladles ’ Aid Society of thei-TUlaon Reformed Church Saturday wan a success. ’ ’ 4 ’ Nearly. 100 beautiful quilts and counterpanes, .both antique and modern, • crocheted and embroid ered articles of all Hinds and bea**- tiful paintings, were on exfeibitian. article .of interest and others were brought from Stuyvesont, Kingston, Rosendale and other places. Hand made articles pur- chaaKl in Russia, Germany, France, Paris, Alsace Lorraine, China, Hawaii and Labrador were in the collection. ' ' ' '.'One of the most interesting ar ticles; waa ,a hand embroidered Shirt worn by Jessie Deyo, of Springtown, the father of William and Peter Deyo, Also a hand made blanket woven from wool raised on the Deyo farm. A hand-made counterpane made from wool raised on the Emerick farm at West Camp and woven by the women of the family 150. years ago, was another of special inter est.'\ When the Rev. William H. Emerick went to Theological Sem inary to study for the ministry he took it with him. When his grand son, the Rev. I. P. Emerick, went to study for the ministry he had it to sleep under. He expects to leave it to his nephew, James W. Em erick, son of Joel Emerick, of Wtest Camp, who goes in September to prepare for the ministry. A quilt like a large American flag made by the wife of a soldier in the Civil War, attracted much attention. A log cabin quilt 150 years old made by a woman nam ed Ellis, who once owned Ellis Is land, and a sampler said to be 200 years old, were there. A glazed muslin comforter 150 years old, much sought after by antique dealers, was loaned by Walter Keator. The 'daughters of Mr. Christiana exhibited unusual quilts made by a great-grandmother Church. A 150-year-old quilt made by a Miss Harriet Keator vied with the many beautiful modem quilts for attention. A committee of tetidea served refreshments, , :i. V- -..
