Dr. Hinsdale died in the Albany Stratton VA Medical Center.
Dwight Hinsdale was a physician in the Village of Delanson for many years retiring in 1964. He was a generous, quiet and humble man who live alone and loved to travel and meet new people. At the age of 88 he drove himself to Florida from Delanson to see the sights. He returned with a car that had a dent for every sight he saw and person he met. He then proceeded to buy a new car with cash.
The next year he again traveled cross country this time by train to see the sights.
Doc loved to sit by the fire and sip a small glass of wine and tell stories.
He died in the Albany Stratton VA Medical Center of pneumonia at the age of 90 leaving a sizable fortune to Ellis Hospital.
He left behind a sister, Edith Manroe and one nephew.
There were no calling hours. Interment was in Grove Cemetery on June 24, 1995 with a short grave side service.
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Miss Ethel Mae Blade, daughter of Postmaster Walter S. Blade, and Mrs. Blade of Delanson, and Capt. Dwight S. Hinsdale, U. S. Army Medical Corps, Atlanta, Ga., son of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Hinsdale of Camillus, were married Aug. 23 in the First Methodist Church in Oneonta. The Rev. Dr. Harold G. Buckingham performed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy L. Maybie were the attendants.
The bride wore a smoke blue dress, with wine accessories and had a bouquet of American Beauty roses. The bride was graduated from Delanson High School and prior to her marriage was employed in the Delanson postoffice. Capt. Hinsdale is an alumnus of Syracuse University, College of Medicine, and served his interneship in St. Mary's Hospital, Rochester. Prior to his entrance into the Army, he practiced in Delanson. The couple left for Atlanta, Ga. where Capt. Hinsdale is stationed at Lawson General Hospital.
Syracuse Harold Journal, September 8, 1943
Dwight Hinsdale was a physician in the Village of Delanson for many years retiring in 1964. He was a generous, quiet and humble man who live alone and loved to travel and meet new people. At the age of 88 he drove himself to Florida from Delanson to see the sights. He returned with a car that had a dent for every sight he saw and person he met. He then proceeded to buy a new car with cash.
The next year he again traveled cross country this time by train to see the sights.
Doc loved to sit by the fire and sip a small glass of wine and tell stories.
He died in the Albany Stratton VA Medical Center of pneumonia at the age of 90 leaving a sizable fortune to Ellis Hospital.
He left behind a sister, Edith Manroe and one nephew.
There were no calling hours. Interment was in Grove Cemetery on June 24, 1995 with a short grave side service.
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Miss Ethel Mae Blade, daughter of Postmaster Walter S. Blade, and Mrs. Blade of Delanson, and Capt. Dwight S. Hinsdale, U. S. Army Medical Corps, Atlanta, Ga., son of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Hinsdale of Camillus, were married Aug. 23 in the First Methodist Church in Oneonta. The Rev. Dr. Harold G. Buckingham performed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy L. Maybie were the attendants.
The bride wore a smoke blue dress, with wine accessories and had a bouquet of American Beauty roses. The bride was graduated from Delanson High School and prior to her marriage was employed in the Delanson postoffice. Capt. Hinsdale is an alumnus of Syracuse University, College of Medicine, and served his interneship in St. Mary's Hospital, Rochester. Prior to his entrance into the Army, he practiced in Delanson. The couple left for Atlanta, Ga. where Capt. Hinsdale is stationed at Lawson General Hospital.
Syracuse Harold Journal, September 8, 1943
Dr. Hinsdale died in the Albany Stratton VA Medical Center.
Dwight Hinsdale was a physician in the Village of Delanson for many years retiring in 1964. He was a generous, quiet and humble man who live alone and loved to travel and meet new people. At the age of 88 he drove himself to Florida from Delanson to see the sights. He returned with a car that had a dent for every sight he saw and person he met. He then proceeded to buy a new car with cash.
The next year he again traveled cross country this time by train to see the sights.
Doc loved to sit by the fire and sip a small glass of wine and tell stories.
He died in the Albany Stratton VA Medical Center of pneumonia at the age of 90 leaving a sizable fortune to Ellis Hospital.
He left behind a sister, Edith Manroe and one nephew.
There were no calling hours. Interment was in Grove Cemetery on June 24, 1995 with a short grave side service.
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Miss Ethel Mae Blade, daughter of Postmaster Walter S. Blade, and Mrs. Blade of Delanson, and Capt. Dwight S. Hinsdale, U. S. Army Medical Corps, Atlanta, Ga., son of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Hinsdale of Camillus, were married Aug. 23 in the First Methodist Church in Oneonta. The Rev. Dr. Harold G. Buckingham performed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy L. Maybie were the attendants.
The bride wore a smoke blue dress, with wine accessories and had a bouquet of American Beauty roses. The bride was graduated from Delanson High School and prior to her marriage was employed in the Delanson postoffice. Capt. Hinsdale is an alumnus of Syracuse University, College of Medicine, and served his interneship in St. Mary's Hospital, Rochester. Prior to his entrance into the Army, he practiced in Delanson. The couple left for Atlanta, Ga. where Capt. Hinsdale is stationed at Lawson General Hospital.
Syracuse Harold Journal, September 8, 1943
Dwight Hinsdale was a physician in the Village of Delanson for many years retiring in 1964. He was a generous, quiet and humble man who live alone and loved to travel and meet new people. At the age of 88 he drove himself to Florida from Delanson to see the sights. He returned with a car that had a dent for every sight he saw and person he met. He then proceeded to buy a new car with cash.
The next year he again traveled cross country this time by train to see the sights.
Doc loved to sit by the fire and sip a small glass of wine and tell stories.
He died in the Albany Stratton VA Medical Center of pneumonia at the age of 90 leaving a sizable fortune to Ellis Hospital.
He left behind a sister, Edith Manroe and one nephew.
There were no calling hours. Interment was in Grove Cemetery on June 24, 1995 with a short grave side service.
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Miss Ethel Mae Blade, daughter of Postmaster Walter S. Blade, and Mrs. Blade of Delanson, and Capt. Dwight S. Hinsdale, U. S. Army Medical Corps, Atlanta, Ga., son of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Hinsdale of Camillus, were married Aug. 23 in the First Methodist Church in Oneonta. The Rev. Dr. Harold G. Buckingham performed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy L. Maybie were the attendants.
The bride wore a smoke blue dress, with wine accessories and had a bouquet of American Beauty roses. The bride was graduated from Delanson High School and prior to her marriage was employed in the Delanson postoffice. Capt. Hinsdale is an alumnus of Syracuse University, College of Medicine, and served his interneship in St. Mary's Hospital, Rochester. Prior to his entrance into the Army, he practiced in Delanson. The couple left for Atlanta, Ga. where Capt. Hinsdale is stationed at Lawson General Hospital.
Syracuse Harold Journal, September 8, 1943
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Dr. Dwight S. Hinsdale
Capt. U.S. Army - WW II
Feb.4th, 1905 - Feb 26th 1995
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