Biographical Information:
Enumeration of the Inhabitants living in Fifth Election District, Town of Orangetown,
Village of Nyack, County of Rockland, State of New York on June 1st, 1905
Theis, Franklin O., head, 28, shoe business
Theis, Alice L., wife, 27, at home
Theis, George K., son, 4, at home
Theis, Franklin O., son, 1, at home
White, Bessie, sister, 16, at school
Source: The 1905 New York State Census
Fourteenth Census of the United States - 1920 - South Nyack, New York
112 Clinton Avenue
Theis, Otto F., Head, 43, born in NY, father born in MA, mother born in Louisiana, Travelling Salesman, Rubber Co., owns home
Theis, Alice, wife, 42, born in NY, father born in Ireland, mother born in Ireland
Theis, Kenneth G., son, 19, born in NY
Theis, Franklin B., son, 15, born in NY
Source: 1920 U.S. Census
Nyack High Eleven to Open With Englewood
"The football eleven of the Nyack High School will open its season on Saturday with Englewood High... The team will probably line-up as follows: ...Kenneth Theis, quarterback..."
Source: Nyack Evening Journal, Thursday, 19 September 1918, p. 1.
Three Classes in School Have Been Organized
"Three Classes of the Nyack High School have organized and elected officers... The class officers are as follows: Seniors, President, Kenneth Theis..."
Source: Nyack Evening Journal, Friday, 13 December 1918, p. 1.
Fine Programs For Exercises At Public Schools
"...Arrangements have been completed for the commencement exercises of the Nyack High School... The high school program will be rendered Tuesday evening...as follows: ...valedictory address "People and Democracy," Dorothy Sickles; coronet solo, "Holy City," Kenneth G. Theis... The graduates, numbering thirty-four, are as follows: ...Kenneth Theis..."
Source: Nyack Evening Journal, Saturday, 21 June 1919, p. 1.
Awarded Scholarship
"Kenneth Theis, son of Mr. and Mrs. O.F. Theis, of South Nyack, has been awarded a scholarship at New York University of $300 a year for three years."
Source: Nyack Evening Journal, Tuesday, 16 September 1919, p. 1.
County News
"Dr. Kenneth Theis, of South Nyack, who completed his studies at New York University this spring, has been appointed interne at Nyack Hospital."
Source: Rockland County Leader, Thursday, 7 June 1928, p. 11.
Neighborhood News of Rockland County
Nyack
"Mr. and Mrs. Henry Spree of Cornwall-on-Hudson announce the marriage of the daughter, Miss Eleanor Spree, to Dr. Kenneth G. Theis on June 1st at the Little Church Around the Corner. Miss Spree has resided in Nyack for several years previous to her marriage, and has many friends here. Dr. Theis is a son of Mrs. Alice Theis of Clinton avenue South Nyack and is on the staff of the Nyack Hospital. After June 10 Dr. and Mrs. Theis will be at home at 63 North Broadway, Nyack."
Source: Rockland County Evening Journal, Monday, 3 June 1929, p. 7.
Dr. Kenneth G. Theis, born in New York, N. Y., married Eleanor A. Spree on June 1st 1929 in Manhattan. Eleanor was born in Cornwall-on-Hudson, New York, and was the daughter of Lena Mathern and Henry Spree. The bride was 25 and the groom age 28.
Source: New York, New York City Marriage Records, 1829-1940.
Rites for Infant
"The infant daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Theis, of Nyack, who died yesterday at the Nyack Hospital, will be buried today at Oak Hill Cemetery."
Source: Journal News, Friday, 5 September 1930, p. 4.
Articles in the Journal News recorded the diverse interests and a vast array of duties performed by Dr. Thies:
7 Aug. 1930 - provided medical supervision at Boy Scout Camp Winaki;
2 Sep. 1931 - treating the infected leg of Trooper Glasheen;
7 Jan. 1933 - delivered the first baby of the year in Rockland County in 1933;
23 Mar. 1933 - attended James Cella after he had fallen;
27 Mar. 1933 - spoke as Nyack school physician about a health campaign (a position he held until 1938);
1 Aug. 1935 - resumed regular office hours after a vacation at Bay Head;
22 Aug. 1935 - reinstated as school physician;
20 Apr. 1936 - hosted a planning committee for a dance to benefit Tappan Hospital;
6 May 1939 - became vice commodore of the Nyack Boat Club;
5 Jun. 1939 - treated a gunshot wound sustained by Edward Owen;
15 Jan. 1940 - performed an operation for appendicitis on William Proffitt of Nyack.
In 1936 the family resided at 58 North Broadway in Nyack.
Dr. Kenneth G. Theis Dies in Nyack After Year's Illness
Widely Known in Rockland County As Surgeon
“Dr. Kenneth G. Theis of Nyack...died at his home, 58 North Broadway, at 1:30 a.m. today...”
In addition to his own practice he had been associated with the Valley View Private Hospital, Blauvelt, and the Tappan Private Hospital. He was the son of Otto Frankyn Theis, shoe manufacturer, and Alice L. Theis of Clinton Avenue, South Nyack. He had studied medicine at New York University, where he was a member of Psi Upsilon and excelled in wrestling and baseball. He was a 1928 graduate of New York Medical College. Memberships included: the American Medical Association, the New York State Medical Society, the Manhatten Medical Society, the Rockland County Medical Society, the Grace Episcopal Church, Rockland Lodge F. and A. M., the New York Athletic Club, the Nyack Boot Club and the Alpha Sigma medical fraternity.
Dr. Theis was survived by Eleanor A. Theis, his wife, Eleanor Adele (Bubsy) and Yvonne Sandra, his daughters, Alice L., his mother, and one brother, Franklyn B.
Source: The Journal News, Thursday, October 16th, 1941, p.1.
According to a godchild of Dr. and Mrs. Theis, Eleanor later remarried to William Sterns.
Enumeration of the Inhabitants living in Fifth Election District, Town of Orangetown,
Village of Nyack, County of Rockland, State of New York on June 1st, 1905
Theis, Franklin O., head, 28, shoe business
Theis, Alice L., wife, 27, at home
Theis, George K., son, 4, at home
Theis, Franklin O., son, 1, at home
White, Bessie, sister, 16, at school
Source: The 1905 New York State Census
Fourteenth Census of the United States - 1920 - South Nyack, New York
112 Clinton Avenue
Theis, Otto F., Head, 43, born in NY, father born in MA, mother born in Louisiana, Travelling Salesman, Rubber Co., owns home
Theis, Alice, wife, 42, born in NY, father born in Ireland, mother born in Ireland
Theis, Kenneth G., son, 19, born in NY
Theis, Franklin B., son, 15, born in NY
Source: 1920 U.S. Census
Nyack High Eleven to Open With Englewood
"The football eleven of the Nyack High School will open its season on Saturday with Englewood High... The team will probably line-up as follows: ...Kenneth Theis, quarterback..."
Source: Nyack Evening Journal, Thursday, 19 September 1918, p. 1.
Three Classes in School Have Been Organized
"Three Classes of the Nyack High School have organized and elected officers... The class officers are as follows: Seniors, President, Kenneth Theis..."
Source: Nyack Evening Journal, Friday, 13 December 1918, p. 1.
Fine Programs For Exercises At Public Schools
"...Arrangements have been completed for the commencement exercises of the Nyack High School... The high school program will be rendered Tuesday evening...as follows: ...valedictory address "People and Democracy," Dorothy Sickles; coronet solo, "Holy City," Kenneth G. Theis... The graduates, numbering thirty-four, are as follows: ...Kenneth Theis..."
Source: Nyack Evening Journal, Saturday, 21 June 1919, p. 1.
Awarded Scholarship
"Kenneth Theis, son of Mr. and Mrs. O.F. Theis, of South Nyack, has been awarded a scholarship at New York University of $300 a year for three years."
Source: Nyack Evening Journal, Tuesday, 16 September 1919, p. 1.
County News
"Dr. Kenneth Theis, of South Nyack, who completed his studies at New York University this spring, has been appointed interne at Nyack Hospital."
Source: Rockland County Leader, Thursday, 7 June 1928, p. 11.
Neighborhood News of Rockland County
Nyack
"Mr. and Mrs. Henry Spree of Cornwall-on-Hudson announce the marriage of the daughter, Miss Eleanor Spree, to Dr. Kenneth G. Theis on June 1st at the Little Church Around the Corner. Miss Spree has resided in Nyack for several years previous to her marriage, and has many friends here. Dr. Theis is a son of Mrs. Alice Theis of Clinton avenue South Nyack and is on the staff of the Nyack Hospital. After June 10 Dr. and Mrs. Theis will be at home at 63 North Broadway, Nyack."
Source: Rockland County Evening Journal, Monday, 3 June 1929, p. 7.
Dr. Kenneth G. Theis, born in New York, N. Y., married Eleanor A. Spree on June 1st 1929 in Manhattan. Eleanor was born in Cornwall-on-Hudson, New York, and was the daughter of Lena Mathern and Henry Spree. The bride was 25 and the groom age 28.
Source: New York, New York City Marriage Records, 1829-1940.
Rites for Infant
"The infant daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Theis, of Nyack, who died yesterday at the Nyack Hospital, will be buried today at Oak Hill Cemetery."
Source: Journal News, Friday, 5 September 1930, p. 4.
Articles in the Journal News recorded the diverse interests and a vast array of duties performed by Dr. Thies:
7 Aug. 1930 - provided medical supervision at Boy Scout Camp Winaki;
2 Sep. 1931 - treating the infected leg of Trooper Glasheen;
7 Jan. 1933 - delivered the first baby of the year in Rockland County in 1933;
23 Mar. 1933 - attended James Cella after he had fallen;
27 Mar. 1933 - spoke as Nyack school physician about a health campaign (a position he held until 1938);
1 Aug. 1935 - resumed regular office hours after a vacation at Bay Head;
22 Aug. 1935 - reinstated as school physician;
20 Apr. 1936 - hosted a planning committee for a dance to benefit Tappan Hospital;
6 May 1939 - became vice commodore of the Nyack Boat Club;
5 Jun. 1939 - treated a gunshot wound sustained by Edward Owen;
15 Jan. 1940 - performed an operation for appendicitis on William Proffitt of Nyack.
In 1936 the family resided at 58 North Broadway in Nyack.
Dr. Kenneth G. Theis Dies in Nyack After Year's Illness
Widely Known in Rockland County As Surgeon
“Dr. Kenneth G. Theis of Nyack...died at his home, 58 North Broadway, at 1:30 a.m. today...”
In addition to his own practice he had been associated with the Valley View Private Hospital, Blauvelt, and the Tappan Private Hospital. He was the son of Otto Frankyn Theis, shoe manufacturer, and Alice L. Theis of Clinton Avenue, South Nyack. He had studied medicine at New York University, where he was a member of Psi Upsilon and excelled in wrestling and baseball. He was a 1928 graduate of New York Medical College. Memberships included: the American Medical Association, the New York State Medical Society, the Manhatten Medical Society, the Rockland County Medical Society, the Grace Episcopal Church, Rockland Lodge F. and A. M., the New York Athletic Club, the Nyack Boot Club and the Alpha Sigma medical fraternity.
Dr. Theis was survived by Eleanor A. Theis, his wife, Eleanor Adele (Bubsy) and Yvonne Sandra, his daughters, Alice L., his mother, and one brother, Franklyn B.
Source: The Journal News, Thursday, October 16th, 1941, p.1.
According to a godchild of Dr. and Mrs. Theis, Eleanor later remarried to William Sterns.
Biographical Information:
Enumeration of the Inhabitants living in Fifth Election District, Town of Orangetown,
Village of Nyack, County of Rockland, State of New York on June 1st, 1905
Theis, Franklin O., head, 28, shoe business
Theis, Alice L., wife, 27, at home
Theis, George K., son, 4, at home
Theis, Franklin O., son, 1, at home
White, Bessie, sister, 16, at school
Source: The 1905 New York State Census
Fourteenth Census of the United States - 1920 - South Nyack, New York
112 Clinton Avenue
Theis, Otto F., Head, 43, born in NY, father born in MA, mother born in Louisiana, Travelling Salesman, Rubber Co., owns home
Theis, Alice, wife, 42, born in NY, father born in Ireland, mother born in Ireland
Theis, Kenneth G., son, 19, born in NY
Theis, Franklin B., son, 15, born in NY
Source: 1920 U.S. Census
Nyack High Eleven to Open With Englewood
"The football eleven of the Nyack High School will open its season on Saturday with Englewood High... The team will probably line-up as follows: ...Kenneth Theis, quarterback..."
Source: Nyack Evening Journal, Thursday, 19 September 1918, p. 1.
Three Classes in School Have Been Organized
"Three Classes of the Nyack High School have organized and elected officers... The class officers are as follows: Seniors, President, Kenneth Theis..."
Source: Nyack Evening Journal, Friday, 13 December 1918, p. 1.
Fine Programs For Exercises At Public Schools
"...Arrangements have been completed for the commencement exercises of the Nyack High School... The high school program will be rendered Tuesday evening...as follows: ...valedictory address "People and Democracy," Dorothy Sickles; coronet solo, "Holy City," Kenneth G. Theis... The graduates, numbering thirty-four, are as follows: ...Kenneth Theis..."
Source: Nyack Evening Journal, Saturday, 21 June 1919, p. 1.
Awarded Scholarship
"Kenneth Theis, son of Mr. and Mrs. O.F. Theis, of South Nyack, has been awarded a scholarship at New York University of $300 a year for three years."
Source: Nyack Evening Journal, Tuesday, 16 September 1919, p. 1.
County News
"Dr. Kenneth Theis, of South Nyack, who completed his studies at New York University this spring, has been appointed interne at Nyack Hospital."
Source: Rockland County Leader, Thursday, 7 June 1928, p. 11.
Neighborhood News of Rockland County
Nyack
"Mr. and Mrs. Henry Spree of Cornwall-on-Hudson announce the marriage of the daughter, Miss Eleanor Spree, to Dr. Kenneth G. Theis on June 1st at the Little Church Around the Corner. Miss Spree has resided in Nyack for several years previous to her marriage, and has many friends here. Dr. Theis is a son of Mrs. Alice Theis of Clinton avenue South Nyack and is on the staff of the Nyack Hospital. After June 10 Dr. and Mrs. Theis will be at home at 63 North Broadway, Nyack."
Source: Rockland County Evening Journal, Monday, 3 June 1929, p. 7.
Dr. Kenneth G. Theis, born in New York, N. Y., married Eleanor A. Spree on June 1st 1929 in Manhattan. Eleanor was born in Cornwall-on-Hudson, New York, and was the daughter of Lena Mathern and Henry Spree. The bride was 25 and the groom age 28.
Source: New York, New York City Marriage Records, 1829-1940.
Rites for Infant
"The infant daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Theis, of Nyack, who died yesterday at the Nyack Hospital, will be buried today at Oak Hill Cemetery."
Source: Journal News, Friday, 5 September 1930, p. 4.
Articles in the Journal News recorded the diverse interests and a vast array of duties performed by Dr. Thies:
7 Aug. 1930 - provided medical supervision at Boy Scout Camp Winaki;
2 Sep. 1931 - treating the infected leg of Trooper Glasheen;
7 Jan. 1933 - delivered the first baby of the year in Rockland County in 1933;
23 Mar. 1933 - attended James Cella after he had fallen;
27 Mar. 1933 - spoke as Nyack school physician about a health campaign (a position he held until 1938);
1 Aug. 1935 - resumed regular office hours after a vacation at Bay Head;
22 Aug. 1935 - reinstated as school physician;
20 Apr. 1936 - hosted a planning committee for a dance to benefit Tappan Hospital;
6 May 1939 - became vice commodore of the Nyack Boat Club;
5 Jun. 1939 - treated a gunshot wound sustained by Edward Owen;
15 Jan. 1940 - performed an operation for appendicitis on William Proffitt of Nyack.
In 1936 the family resided at 58 North Broadway in Nyack.
Dr. Kenneth G. Theis Dies in Nyack After Year's Illness
Widely Known in Rockland County As Surgeon
“Dr. Kenneth G. Theis of Nyack...died at his home, 58 North Broadway, at 1:30 a.m. today...”
In addition to his own practice he had been associated with the Valley View Private Hospital, Blauvelt, and the Tappan Private Hospital. He was the son of Otto Frankyn Theis, shoe manufacturer, and Alice L. Theis of Clinton Avenue, South Nyack. He had studied medicine at New York University, where he was a member of Psi Upsilon and excelled in wrestling and baseball. He was a 1928 graduate of New York Medical College. Memberships included: the American Medical Association, the New York State Medical Society, the Manhatten Medical Society, the Rockland County Medical Society, the Grace Episcopal Church, Rockland Lodge F. and A. M., the New York Athletic Club, the Nyack Boot Club and the Alpha Sigma medical fraternity.
Dr. Theis was survived by Eleanor A. Theis, his wife, Eleanor Adele (Bubsy) and Yvonne Sandra, his daughters, Alice L., his mother, and one brother, Franklyn B.
Source: The Journal News, Thursday, October 16th, 1941, p.1.
According to a godchild of Dr. and Mrs. Theis, Eleanor later remarried to William Sterns.
Enumeration of the Inhabitants living in Fifth Election District, Town of Orangetown,
Village of Nyack, County of Rockland, State of New York on June 1st, 1905
Theis, Franklin O., head, 28, shoe business
Theis, Alice L., wife, 27, at home
Theis, George K., son, 4, at home
Theis, Franklin O., son, 1, at home
White, Bessie, sister, 16, at school
Source: The 1905 New York State Census
Fourteenth Census of the United States - 1920 - South Nyack, New York
112 Clinton Avenue
Theis, Otto F., Head, 43, born in NY, father born in MA, mother born in Louisiana, Travelling Salesman, Rubber Co., owns home
Theis, Alice, wife, 42, born in NY, father born in Ireland, mother born in Ireland
Theis, Kenneth G., son, 19, born in NY
Theis, Franklin B., son, 15, born in NY
Source: 1920 U.S. Census
Nyack High Eleven to Open With Englewood
"The football eleven of the Nyack High School will open its season on Saturday with Englewood High... The team will probably line-up as follows: ...Kenneth Theis, quarterback..."
Source: Nyack Evening Journal, Thursday, 19 September 1918, p. 1.
Three Classes in School Have Been Organized
"Three Classes of the Nyack High School have organized and elected officers... The class officers are as follows: Seniors, President, Kenneth Theis..."
Source: Nyack Evening Journal, Friday, 13 December 1918, p. 1.
Fine Programs For Exercises At Public Schools
"...Arrangements have been completed for the commencement exercises of the Nyack High School... The high school program will be rendered Tuesday evening...as follows: ...valedictory address "People and Democracy," Dorothy Sickles; coronet solo, "Holy City," Kenneth G. Theis... The graduates, numbering thirty-four, are as follows: ...Kenneth Theis..."
Source: Nyack Evening Journal, Saturday, 21 June 1919, p. 1.
Awarded Scholarship
"Kenneth Theis, son of Mr. and Mrs. O.F. Theis, of South Nyack, has been awarded a scholarship at New York University of $300 a year for three years."
Source: Nyack Evening Journal, Tuesday, 16 September 1919, p. 1.
County News
"Dr. Kenneth Theis, of South Nyack, who completed his studies at New York University this spring, has been appointed interne at Nyack Hospital."
Source: Rockland County Leader, Thursday, 7 June 1928, p. 11.
Neighborhood News of Rockland County
Nyack
"Mr. and Mrs. Henry Spree of Cornwall-on-Hudson announce the marriage of the daughter, Miss Eleanor Spree, to Dr. Kenneth G. Theis on June 1st at the Little Church Around the Corner. Miss Spree has resided in Nyack for several years previous to her marriage, and has many friends here. Dr. Theis is a son of Mrs. Alice Theis of Clinton avenue South Nyack and is on the staff of the Nyack Hospital. After June 10 Dr. and Mrs. Theis will be at home at 63 North Broadway, Nyack."
Source: Rockland County Evening Journal, Monday, 3 June 1929, p. 7.
Dr. Kenneth G. Theis, born in New York, N. Y., married Eleanor A. Spree on June 1st 1929 in Manhattan. Eleanor was born in Cornwall-on-Hudson, New York, and was the daughter of Lena Mathern and Henry Spree. The bride was 25 and the groom age 28.
Source: New York, New York City Marriage Records, 1829-1940.
Rites for Infant
"The infant daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Theis, of Nyack, who died yesterday at the Nyack Hospital, will be buried today at Oak Hill Cemetery."
Source: Journal News, Friday, 5 September 1930, p. 4.
Articles in the Journal News recorded the diverse interests and a vast array of duties performed by Dr. Thies:
7 Aug. 1930 - provided medical supervision at Boy Scout Camp Winaki;
2 Sep. 1931 - treating the infected leg of Trooper Glasheen;
7 Jan. 1933 - delivered the first baby of the year in Rockland County in 1933;
23 Mar. 1933 - attended James Cella after he had fallen;
27 Mar. 1933 - spoke as Nyack school physician about a health campaign (a position he held until 1938);
1 Aug. 1935 - resumed regular office hours after a vacation at Bay Head;
22 Aug. 1935 - reinstated as school physician;
20 Apr. 1936 - hosted a planning committee for a dance to benefit Tappan Hospital;
6 May 1939 - became vice commodore of the Nyack Boat Club;
5 Jun. 1939 - treated a gunshot wound sustained by Edward Owen;
15 Jan. 1940 - performed an operation for appendicitis on William Proffitt of Nyack.
In 1936 the family resided at 58 North Broadway in Nyack.
Dr. Kenneth G. Theis Dies in Nyack After Year's Illness
Widely Known in Rockland County As Surgeon
“Dr. Kenneth G. Theis of Nyack...died at his home, 58 North Broadway, at 1:30 a.m. today...”
In addition to his own practice he had been associated with the Valley View Private Hospital, Blauvelt, and the Tappan Private Hospital. He was the son of Otto Frankyn Theis, shoe manufacturer, and Alice L. Theis of Clinton Avenue, South Nyack. He had studied medicine at New York University, where he was a member of Psi Upsilon and excelled in wrestling and baseball. He was a 1928 graduate of New York Medical College. Memberships included: the American Medical Association, the New York State Medical Society, the Manhatten Medical Society, the Rockland County Medical Society, the Grace Episcopal Church, Rockland Lodge F. and A. M., the New York Athletic Club, the Nyack Boot Club and the Alpha Sigma medical fraternity.
Dr. Theis was survived by Eleanor A. Theis, his wife, Eleanor Adele (Bubsy) and Yvonne Sandra, his daughters, Alice L., his mother, and one brother, Franklyn B.
Source: The Journal News, Thursday, October 16th, 1941, p.1.
According to a godchild of Dr. and Mrs. Theis, Eleanor later remarried to William Sterns.
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