Sullivan County Democrat DOWN THE DECADES in an issue printed Tuesday Sept 13 2016 page 6B: "1916 Louis Dietrich has been awarded the contract for the new school building. The walls are to be built of concrete, using the VanGuilder hollow wall system."
from the Sullivan County Democrat DOWN THE DECADES in an issue printed Tuesday April 14 2015 page 6B:
"1925 While Charles Stecker in Delaware was driving a circular wood saw with his automobile engine at his property one day recently, the cast iron flywheel on the saw broke. No one was injured but a piece of the wheel flew through the air a distance of several hundred feet, can came down through the top of the garage of L I Dietrich smashing through the top of John Bosley's car."
nyshistoricnewspapers.org SULLIVAN COUNTY RECORD, Jeffersonville, NY May 1 1947 pg 1: Louis J Dietrich, who last week sold his residence in Township of Delaware, with 120 ft frontage and 250 ft depth, reserves a lot 90x250 ft for a future building on the lower side.
Mr Dietrich built the house himself in 1898 and it has always been kept in good repair, will all modern improvements.
The Dietrichs kept summer boarders for many years.
THe new owners, Mr and Mrs Henry Meyer of Long Island, middle aged intend to rent out rooms.
Mr Dietrich will hold an auction on Wednesday may 7.
nyshistoricnewspapers.org SULLIVAN COUNTY RECORD, Jeffersonville, NY May 22 1952 page 1 Louis Dietrich, who formerly owned the Conrad Unsolf house below Kohlertown, spent Friday night with his daughter and son in law, Mr and Mrs William Kane of Flushing, LI at his former home here. Mr Dietrich and the Kanes were on their way to Scranton to visit relatives.
from the Sullivan County Democrat DOWN THE DECADES in an issue printed Tuesday April 14 2015 page 6B:
"1925 While Charles Stecker in Delaware was driving a circular wood saw with his automobile engine at his property one day recently, the cast iron flywheel on the saw broke. No one was injured but a piece of the wheel flew through the air a distance of several hundred feet, can came down through the top of the garage of L I Dietrich smashing through the top of John Bosley's car."
nyshistoricnewspapers.org SULLIVAN COUNTY RECORD, Jeffersonville, NY May 1 1947 pg 1: Louis J Dietrich, who last week sold his residence in Township of Delaware, with 120 ft frontage and 250 ft depth, reserves a lot 90x250 ft for a future building on the lower side.
Mr Dietrich built the house himself in 1898 and it has always been kept in good repair, will all modern improvements.
The Dietrichs kept summer boarders for many years.
THe new owners, Mr and Mrs Henry Meyer of Long Island, middle aged intend to rent out rooms.
Mr Dietrich will hold an auction on Wednesday may 7.
nyshistoricnewspapers.org SULLIVAN COUNTY RECORD, Jeffersonville, NY May 22 1952 page 1 Louis Dietrich, who formerly owned the Conrad Unsolf house below Kohlertown, spent Friday night with his daughter and son in law, Mr and Mrs William Kane of Flushing, LI at his former home here. Mr Dietrich and the Kanes were on their way to Scranton to visit relatives.
Sullivan County Democrat DOWN THE DECADES in an issue printed Tuesday Sept 13 2016 page 6B: "1916 Louis Dietrich has been awarded the contract for the new school building. The walls are to be built of concrete, using the VanGuilder hollow wall system."
from the Sullivan County Democrat DOWN THE DECADES in an issue printed Tuesday April 14 2015 page 6B:
"1925 While Charles Stecker in Delaware was driving a circular wood saw with his automobile engine at his property one day recently, the cast iron flywheel on the saw broke. No one was injured but a piece of the wheel flew through the air a distance of several hundred feet, can came down through the top of the garage of L I Dietrich smashing through the top of John Bosley's car."
nyshistoricnewspapers.org SULLIVAN COUNTY RECORD, Jeffersonville, NY May 1 1947 pg 1: Louis J Dietrich, who last week sold his residence in Township of Delaware, with 120 ft frontage and 250 ft depth, reserves a lot 90x250 ft for a future building on the lower side.
Mr Dietrich built the house himself in 1898 and it has always been kept in good repair, will all modern improvements.
The Dietrichs kept summer boarders for many years.
THe new owners, Mr and Mrs Henry Meyer of Long Island, middle aged intend to rent out rooms.
Mr Dietrich will hold an auction on Wednesday may 7.
nyshistoricnewspapers.org SULLIVAN COUNTY RECORD, Jeffersonville, NY May 22 1952 page 1 Louis Dietrich, who formerly owned the Conrad Unsolf house below Kohlertown, spent Friday night with his daughter and son in law, Mr and Mrs William Kane of Flushing, LI at his former home here. Mr Dietrich and the Kanes were on their way to Scranton to visit relatives.
from the Sullivan County Democrat DOWN THE DECADES in an issue printed Tuesday April 14 2015 page 6B:
"1925 While Charles Stecker in Delaware was driving a circular wood saw with his automobile engine at his property one day recently, the cast iron flywheel on the saw broke. No one was injured but a piece of the wheel flew through the air a distance of several hundred feet, can came down through the top of the garage of L I Dietrich smashing through the top of John Bosley's car."
nyshistoricnewspapers.org SULLIVAN COUNTY RECORD, Jeffersonville, NY May 1 1947 pg 1: Louis J Dietrich, who last week sold his residence in Township of Delaware, with 120 ft frontage and 250 ft depth, reserves a lot 90x250 ft for a future building on the lower side.
Mr Dietrich built the house himself in 1898 and it has always been kept in good repair, will all modern improvements.
The Dietrichs kept summer boarders for many years.
THe new owners, Mr and Mrs Henry Meyer of Long Island, middle aged intend to rent out rooms.
Mr Dietrich will hold an auction on Wednesday may 7.
nyshistoricnewspapers.org SULLIVAN COUNTY RECORD, Jeffersonville, NY May 22 1952 page 1 Louis Dietrich, who formerly owned the Conrad Unsolf house below Kohlertown, spent Friday night with his daughter and son in law, Mr and Mrs William Kane of Flushing, LI at his former home here. Mr Dietrich and the Kanes were on their way to Scranton to visit relatives.
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