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~ EMERSON NEWS ITEMS ~
About Emerson family, in and around
Bath, Steuben County, New York
News Articles from
Hornellsville Tribune
The Olean Evening Times
Syracuse Herald
Chronicle-Express
and the The Daily Messenger, Canandaigua
1854 to 1967
| Names mentioned:
Emerson, Stewart, Clinton, Lockwood, Blake, LaDue. |
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OLD NEWS PAPER ARTICLES
Hornellsville Tribune, pg 2
October 5, 1854
We learn from the Steuben Courier that on Saturday evening last, Benj. Emerson Jr., of Bath, missed his wallet containing about $135. He made immediate inquiries, and ascertained that a colored man named Bob Stewart was seen to pick up a wallet on the sidewalk in front of Hunter's store about dusk. He was accompanied by another person not known. Bob and a Scotchman named Ed Clinton, were arrested the same evening, examined and committed to jail. On Monday, Bob confessed that he and Clinton had divided the money, and upon giving up his portion, was released from jail. Clinton denies having any knowledge of the matter, and still remains in prison.
Hornellsville Weekly Tribune, pg 8
December 14, 1894
Postmaster Confirmed
Herbert Emerson, Oxford
Syracuse Herald, pg 33
October 28, 1932
WHY HUNT
See our vacancies. Best.
No fus, no bother, no expense.
ALBERT W. EMERSON
335 S. Crouse, Cor. E. Genesee
Syracuse Herald Journal, pg 24
July 30, 1950
Blake-Lockwood
Troth Made Known (photo)
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Emerson Lockwood, Richfield Springs, announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Rosemary Ann Lockwood, to Robert Edwin Blake, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl W. Blake, Port Byron. An early fall wedding is planned.
Miss Lockwood is a graduate of Richfield Springs Central School and the College of Fine Arts, Syracuse University where she was affiliated with Sigma Kappa sorority. She is now school supervisor of vocal music in Port Byron. Blake was graduated from Port Byron Central School and Columbia University College of Pharmacy. He was a member of Kappa Psi fraternity. During the war he served for three years with the Navy Air Corps.
Chronicle-Express, Pg 36
October 7, 1954
POTTER
Baptist
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Emerson, the Misses Anne and Ronna Emerson, Arthur, Roger and Paul Emerson attended the Clark-Lanschoot wedding at St. Francis DeSales church in Geneva Saturday Morning.
The Daily Messenger, Canandaigua, Pg 10
August 24, 1967
Reed Corners
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Emerson, Hillsdale, Mich, are spending sometime with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ward Emerson of Potter and Mr. and Mrs. George LaDue, the Turner Rd. Miss Laura LaDue who had spent a week at the Paul Emerson home returned home with them.
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