"Mr. and Mrs. Norton Van Alstyne for 14 years residents of St. Marks Ave. Rockville Center celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary Tuesday at a reception at the home of their oldest son Chester N. Van Alstyne of Maspeth. Mr. and Mrs. Van Alstyneleft Rockville Center in 1934 to make their home with another son Robert Van Alstyne of Brooklyn. Mr. Van Alstyne has been connected with the Sewer Dept. of Rockville Center, for 5 yeats before that working 37 years with the National Enameling and Stamping Company of Maspeth. The couple now is in their 80th year have had 6 children, two of which died in childhood. They now have 2 sons 2 daughters, 6 grand children and 3 great grand children." respectfully copied from page 14 of the Nassau Daily Review Star Friday April 8, 1938 edition by Charles D. Swasey
"Mr. and Mrs. Norton Van Alstyne for 14 years residents of St. Marks Ave. Rockville Center celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary Tuesday at a reception at the home of their oldest son Chester N. Van Alstyne of Maspeth. Mr. and Mrs. Van Alstyneleft Rockville Center in 1934 to make their home with another son Robert Van Alstyne of Brooklyn. Mr. Van Alstyne has been connected with the Sewer Dept. of Rockville Center, for 5 yeats before that working 37 years with the National Enameling and Stamping Company of Maspeth. The couple now is in their 80th year have had 6 children, two of which died in childhood. They now have 2 sons 2 daughters, 6 grand children and 3 great grand children." respectfully copied from page 14 of the Nassau Daily Review Star Friday April 8, 1938 edition by Charles D. Swasey
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Advertisement
