Pearl River NY Orangetown Telegram 1947-1948

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The next meeting of the Rockland County Fire Police will be
held at the headquarter* of Knickerbocker Knglne Company, Rockbind Lake, Wedne«day evening,
October 15, at 8 o'clock.
NEW SERVICE
CAST YOUR VOTE FOR
at the
PARKWAY
NEWCITY
Delicatessen & Restaurant
3 Main St.
SPRING VALLEY
Phone
EVERY DAY A
VARIETY
KOSHER
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corresponding secre- McGHI of Haverstmw, who la bemany other Improvement* were Brlnkman,
ing married to Joseph Moffot in
were made. A Brotherhood WBI tary; Alvln Tonjes, treasurer.
Junior Young People group's of- the near future. There were about
organised In 1927, and a young women's organisation, St.
Paul's ficers are Robert Hungo, president; twenty-five guests present and Miss
Quid, was formed lu 1B44. During Miss Eleanor Brettman, vice-presi- McGlll received n ny lovely gifts,
the past two years two pieces of dent; Miss J a n e Meredith, secre- A delicious supper was served, Inproperty were purchased, the ceme- tary; Gene Meredith, treasurer. cluding salads, cold cuts, hometery Improved including a maca- Sunday school staff includes Wil- made cakes and beverages. Everysuperintendent; one attending had a wonderful
dam road and other Improve- liam Meyerhoff,
ments made to the church edifice. teachers, Miss Doris Prouty, Mrs. time.
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Fred liunthln. Alvln Tonjes, Miss
Many Pastoral Acta
Judy Ann Knapp celebrated her
Edna
yuill,
Mrs.
Frank
Hinckley,
Since Its organization in 1907 the
flrst birthday anniversary Saturfollowing number of pastoral nets Hev. Cornish; Miss Barbara Fuss,
haw been performed for the con- pianist; Miss Barbara Prouty, secgregation: baptisms 205; confirma- retary; Mrs. H. J. Cornish, supertions, 153; marriages, 132; funerals, intendent of the Cradle Roll de2l)4. The congregation now num- partment. All church work Is capbers 254 baptized members, 183 ably supervised by Pastor Cornish.
confirmed, 71 child members, and
141 communing members,
I'nstora who have occupied the
pulpit during the past 40 years InLinda Lee celebrated her flrst
clude Rev. Charles Boehner of
Pearl River, part-time, 1907-1922; birthday anniversary last WednesRev K. P. Steffens, 1923-1926; Pro- day.
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fessor J. C. K r a m e r of Wagner
Miss Frances Kurlsko is now an
College, conducted services for employee of the Lederle Laboraabout a year; Rev. Paul R. Hasten, tories in Pearl River.
1927 until his death on May 10,
1945; Rev. Henry J. Cornish, AugMrs. Randolph Phillips desires
ust 1945 through present date.
articles for the white elephant taThe church council Is composed ble which will be one of the many
of Robert Hyslip, president; Fred features of the Methodist fair.
Stixrud, vice-president; John HenThe annual fair and supper
ning, secretary; Peter Hofmann,
m a s u r e r ; William Behling, Henry sponsored by the New City Meth: Kulle, John Lussen, Emll Hcnning, odist Church, will be held from OcJohn Fenner, Henry BorcherH, tober 30 through November 1. A
Gustav Horn, Paul Kamphoefncr. turkey dinner is planned for the
: I nliiH Aid officers Include Mrs. first night. There will be many at| Charles Knapp, president; Miss Al- tractive articles offered at the fair
j ,ii i Martin, secretary; Mrs. Gustav and everyone la welcome.
i Horn, treasurer.
The New City fire department,
Lutheran Brotherhood
officers
[ • e Peter Hofmann,
president; under the leadership of Chief AnWilliam Meyerhoff, vice-president; drew Lawrence, was called out at
Gustav Horn, secretary; John Fen- about 1:20 p. m. Saturday to exJACQUIE R I G A U D
ner. treasurer. St. Paul's Guild of- tinguish a brush fire. About twenficers include Mrs. Fred Schmer- ty firemen responded to the call
•;ahl, president; Mrs. Gerald Hut- and brought the lire under control
In Spring Valley's Popularity and Talent Contest
ton, vice-president; Mrs. Carl Gre- In a very short period of time. The
The Nanuet Lutheran congregation w i l l celebrate the f o r t i e t h
gor, Jr., recording secretary; Mrs. fire w a s in a field on Park avenue,
anniversary of its founding on October 17. Church edifice was built
Henry
Borchero,
corresponding but no damage was done.
by Reformists 120 years ago. Many renovations and improvements to
secretary; Mrs. William Meyerhoff,
the building have been made during past 40 years. Photo by John
The Chestnut Grove school will
treasurer. L u t h e r a n Fellowship ofJ. Riley.
BUSINESS SERVICE
ficers are Mrs. F r a n k Hincley, feature Willam Paul Babcock of
L 3 N. Main St.
Spring Valley
president; Fred Banthln, vice-pre- Nyack at an assembly program to
sldent; Mrs. Arthur Hoffman, sec- be held this Friday morning. Fire
retary; Mr.s Kiernan
Lawler, prevention will be the theme of the
treasure?.
assembly and Mr. Babcock, having
had much experience in the line of
Additional l e a d e r s
fire fighting and prevention, will
OUR
Senior Young People's organiza- speak on this subject.
tion officers Include: Miss Claire
Candidate for
Mrs. F r a n k Hendrickson was
worship on Sunday afternoons at Heinig, president; Richard Meyn,
Church Edifice Was Built
hostess
Saturday
night
at
a
showvice-president;
Mis?
Doris
Prouty,
and Sunday school classes
120 Years Ago by the Local 3at o'clock
"MISS
wording secretary; Miss Ruth er given In honor of Miss Ruth
2 p. m. It was deemed advisable
Reformists; Many Changes to hold school classes in English
SPRING VALLEY 1947"
at all times, and to conduct church
services
in
German
and
English
on
The congregation of St. Paul s
FUR or AGAINST
Evangelical Lutheran Church, Nan- alternate Sundays.
Lutherans Meet
uet. will celebrate its fortieth anniWe w o n ' t enter the argument
versary on October 17, in commemThe first service was held in the
for
over the relative necessity and
oration of which anniversary ser- residence of Mr. Jac;rler on Nodesirability of buying a new fur
vices are being presented at 4 vember 10, 1907. It was learned
MISS KOCH
coat.
o'clock in the afternoon of the first that the church building known as
three Sundays of the current the "Secoder Church", The True
BEAUTY STUDIO
We're neither f u r nor against.
month. The church edifice, which Reformed Church of Nanuet, could
was built by the Reformists, is 120 be rented. The building was obBut we do know t h a t if you do
years old, having been erected in tained for a one dollar rental per
YOU
buy a f u r coat you can often
1826 and being completed the fol- Sunday. In the spring of 1908 the
save real dough by paying cash.
lowing year.
Can Obtain Your
church building, property
and
the decision is fur, and
So
In reviewing the history of the cemetery was purchased for $1,800.
ANNOUNCING ANOTHER
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day afternoon. A party was held a t
her home and many young guests
were present. Various games were
played and refreshments
were
served. Among the guests attending were Rene and Gordon Groland, Nora Pianka, Ada-mae Gerlack, Billy and fJordon Howell,
Linda Lee, F r a n k Knssll, Gilbert,
Joel and Bobby Knapp, Wayne
Knapp, Midge Stauback, Mary Ann
T u r n e r and Trudt Palestro,
Nanuet Church Built in 1827
Fir* Police to Meet
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F..r
October 10,1947
Orangetown Telegram, Peari Elver, N. Y.
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Spring
Valley
Business Men's Luncheon
Served f r o m 11 A. M. to 3 P. M. Weekdays Only
Priced from 45c to 65c
KILL RATS...DON'T FEED THEM!
FARM BUREAU RECOMMENDS CONTROLLING RATS N O W
BUT YOU DON'T NEED AN EXTERMINATOR!
For RATS . . .
Miss Kearsing
We have the genuine A N T U in 35c and 50c packages.
If
children or pets (dogs, cats, etc.) are around, use R E D S Q U I L L
KIL-RAT.
I t is non-poisonous, available in 10c, 35c and
Jumbo $1.00 packages.
SIDNEY KEARSING
For M I C E . . .
Our Famous M I C E NOX at 25c a box. T w o boxes w i l l r i d
your house of these troublemakers. Sold on a money-back
guarantee.
Valley Feed and Supply Co. Inc. Nanuet Lutherans Celebrate
UNION ROAD & R. R.
Their Fortieth Anniversary
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W
IRING
VOTE
FOR
Light, Heat and Power
Industrial and Domestic
ELECTRICAL
INSTALLATION
and
FOR
PROMPT
EFFICIENT
SERVICE
CALL
KCfAlKJ
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is fitting to first review briefly the gregation was incorporated under
120 -year history of the church the laws of the State of New York
building. On August 25, 1825, a as "St. Paul's Evangelical Luthercertificate of incorporation was is- an Church of Nanuet."
sued to the True Reformed Dutch
The Ladies Aid was organized on
Church of Nanuet, New York, of October 4, 1908. In April, 1912, a
which John Hutton, Jacob Talman, Young People's Society was formAbram C, Debaun and Jacob P. ed. The flrst full-time pastor. Rev,
Demarest were elders, and Nich- K. P . Stefftms, occupied the pulpit.
olas Blauvelt, J a m e s DeClark, An- During his pastorate the bulletins
drew SfacAndles, and Junta C. was renovated, a basement %<B»
Blauvelt, the deacons.
buiit for educational and organizaDuring the same month a parcel tional purposes, and a pipe organ
of land of three-quarters of an was installed. In 1925 three acres
acre was purchased from Mr. and of land to the south of the church
Mrs. Joseph N. Blauvelt for the was acquired for cemetery pursum of $40 for church purposes. poses. In 1928 property on Church
Work was begun on the edifice, the street was purchased by the Lacornerstone was laid in 1826, and dies Aid for a parsonage. Before
the building was completed in 1827. work was started, the present parServices were conducted in the sonage was purchased and the
church from t h a t time until about Church street property was sold.
1895, under the leadership of the
In 1933, during Rev. Paul R. Kasfollowing pastors: Revs. John V. S. ten's pastorate, the interior of the
Lansing, Jamea G. Brinkerhoff, church building was decorated,
James D. Demarest, Abram Van memorial windows were installed,
Houten. John R. Cooper and Haw- a hardwood floor was laid, and
rey Iseman.
Church Closed
In 1868 a strip of land about 20
feet in width east of the church,
was purchased from J. I*. Blauvelt
for enmetery purposes, which exgiven by
tended the property to Blauvelt
avenue on the east side of the
LADIES' AUXILARY
church grounds. During 1895 the
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congregation became too small to
continue functioning, and the proFred Eiler Post No. 1447
perty was sold to the True Dutch
Reformed Church Classis of Hackensack, N. J. The church was not
used for several years.
The first impulse for the founding of St. Paul's Lutheran Church
sprang from the desire of a numROCO SALES AND
ber of Lutheran families living In
Nanuet and vicinity to have a conSERVICE STORE
gregation which might conduct
M A I N ST., M O N S E Y
worship services in their faith. The
first meeting of a Lutheran group
Sale Starts at 10 A. M.
was held in the home of John Jaeglcr en the evening of October 17,
DOOR FR1ZE
T A B L E LAMP
1907. A temporary organisation
8 U formad and officers elected included John Jaegler, chairman;
Christian Bowenkamp, secretary;
Fred Wilkens, treasurer; Martin
Finken, Henry Tietjen and Ernst
Bchren*, deacons. These men conINSTALLATIONS
stituted the first board of trustees.
Also present at the meeting was
REPAIRS
the Rev. Charles Boehner, pastor
of the Pearl River Lutheran
Church. To Mr. Boehner a call
was extended to minister to the
infant organization on a part time
bojis and to conduct services of
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SAM LEIGHTON
Residence—22 Union Road, Spring Valley
Telephone 1132
PLUMBING EXPERTS
F o r t h e p l u m b i n g or heating
j o b t h a t must be j u s t so,
people of Rockland county
i n v a r i a b l y call on C r u m &
O'Brien.
Phone Spring Valley
134
For Service
thr>
full
BALLOTS HERE
rn«b
Of course better than a credit
union loan—if the old coat still
has another year of satisfactory
wear in i t — w o u l d be regular deposits in y o u r credit union share
account, f o r next year's bargains.
SPRING VALLEY
CREDIT UNION
Spring Volley. N. Y.
In either c a s e — t h r i f t or loan—
your credit union is here to Meets E v e r y Monday, 8 P. M., at
serve you. ~ T h i s copy taken
C o m m u n i t y Center B u i l d i n g
from "Bridge."
A D E L E GNAT
- KOCH'S BEAUTY STUDIO Specialists i n
HAIR DYEING AND BLEACHING
CREME OIL PERMANENTS & HAIR STYLING
23 N. Main St.
Phone S. V. 655
SPRING VALLEY, N. Y.
BAKE SALE
CRUM & O'BRIEN
SPRING VALLEY
m MAIN STREET
hivo
price handy, then we do advise
you to consider a credit union
loan. O u r f r i e n d l y , handy, confidential, low-cost loan service is
here to serve you.
JLlnguanti
Saturday, Oct. 11
The Builder
ANTHONY UKGUANT1 a CO.
Telephone Spring Valley 1M1
ELECTRICAL
SPRING V A L L E Y , N . Y .
W e Are Happy to Announce
Our Appointment as
Exclusive Distributor
of
We lend two-thirdr of the purchase price . . . . Monthly
payments (15 months) pay off the loan and also take care
of lability, fire, theft and collision insurance premiums.
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Telephones
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WATERPROOFING
SPRING VALLEY
Colorful and lasting, it waterproofs a t
well as beautifies. Free engineering
service en difficult
w^terprooofing
problems. A l l w o r k guaranteed f o r
t h r e * years when applied by us.
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So delicious,
Our pi®-«ating*i
Repetitious,
APPLIED
or
SOLD BY
—Tattoos Bakery j
!
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Telephone Spring Volley 1041
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We will place the insurance with YOUR insurance agent.
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25c
THE RAMAP0 TRUST CO.
WILL
FINANCE YOUR NEW CAR
I
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Electrical
Contractors
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