NOTE: Kenneth Rima and Iva Marie Osterhout were divorced and he is probably not buried in Sloansville Cemetery. Because there are no burial records for him, this site may be a cenotaph.
"Kenneth Rima, 109 Church street, Little Falls, son of Floyd Rima, and Miss Marie Osterhaut, daughter of Charles Osterhaut of this village, were united in marriage Saturday evening at the Methodist parsonage in Little Falls by Rev. H. C. Campell, D.D. Mr. Rima is employed at the Snyder bicycle plant. The young couple will make their home at their newly-furnished apartment, 121 Burwell street, Little Falls." [The Morning Herald (Gloversville and Johnstown, NY), Fri., Dec. 27, 1935, Page Eleven]
"Kenneth Rima, 109 Church street, Little Falls, son of Floyd Rima, and Miss Marie Osterhaut, daughter of Charles Osterhaut of this village, were united in marriage Saturday evening at the Methodist parsonage in Little Falls by Rev. H. C. Campell, D.D. Mr. Rima is employed at the Snyder bicycle plant. The young couple will make their home at their newly-furnished apartment, 121 Burwell street, Little Falls." [The Morning Herald (Gloversville and Johnstown, NY), Fri., Dec. 27, 1935, Page Eleven]
NOTE: Kenneth Rima and Iva Marie Osterhout were divorced and he is probably not buried in Sloansville Cemetery. Because there are no burial records for him, this site may be a cenotaph.
"Kenneth Rima, 109 Church street, Little Falls, son of Floyd Rima, and Miss Marie Osterhaut, daughter of Charles Osterhaut of this village, were united in marriage Saturday evening at the Methodist parsonage in Little Falls by Rev. H. C. Campell, D.D. Mr. Rima is employed at the Snyder bicycle plant. The young couple will make their home at their newly-furnished apartment, 121 Burwell street, Little Falls." [The Morning Herald (Gloversville and Johnstown, NY), Fri., Dec. 27, 1935, Page Eleven]
"Kenneth Rima, 109 Church street, Little Falls, son of Floyd Rima, and Miss Marie Osterhaut, daughter of Charles Osterhaut of this village, were united in marriage Saturday evening at the Methodist parsonage in Little Falls by Rev. H. C. Campell, D.D. Mr. Rima is employed at the Snyder bicycle plant. The young couple will make their home at their newly-furnished apartment, 121 Burwell street, Little Falls." [The Morning Herald (Gloversville and Johnstown, NY), Fri., Dec. 27, 1935, Page Eleven]
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