Chautauqua Historical Society Newsletter V.5 Issue 2 No.12
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Mr. Coughlin was Walt Griesedieck's grandfather, and occupied the Tim/Katie SchaefTer cottage and the Griesedieck cottage. Christian Bemet was president of Chautauqua for fifteen years— 191 0- 1 925, and he was succeeded by Dave Coughlin. Judge Robert Flannigan was the step-grandfather of Bill Osbom, and at one time or another, owned the Thatcher/ Armstrong, Conley, Foss/Whiteley, and present Osbom cottages. Mr. W. Caulfield owned the present Bob and Dianna Donnelly cottage. We think the uniden...tified young man was the son-in-law of Louis Haynes, who is standing next to him in the back row, and who owned the cottage that stood originally on the Schulenburg lease- hold, that cottage destroyed in the 1957 fire. Price Show- maker was Carolyn Schlansker's father, and owned originally the cottage across from the Men's Court. She remembers her mother taking his breakfast and lunch over to the roque court — but never dinner!
Congratulations to our 2006-07 second semester Chautauqua Golf Scholars: Rachel Deluca, nominated by her grandparents.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Coughlin was Walt Griesedieck's grandfather, and occupied the Tim/Katie SchaefTer cottage and the Griesedieck cottage. Christian Bemet was president of Chautauqua for fifteen years— 191 0- 1 925, and he was succeeded by Dave Coughlin. Judge Robert Flannigan was the step-grandfather of Bill Osbom, and at one time or another, owned the Thatcher/ Armstrong, Conley, Foss/Whiteley, and present Osbom cottages. Mr. W. Caulfield owned the present Bob and Dianna Donnelly cottage. We think the uniden...tified young man was the son-in-law of Louis Haynes, who is standing next to him in the back row, and who owned the cottage that stood originally on the Schulenburg lease- hold, that cottage destroyed in the 1957 fire. Price Show- maker was Carolyn Schlansker's father, and owned originally the cottage across from the Men's Court. She remembers her mother taking his breakfast and lunch over to the roque court — but never dinner!
Congratulations to our 2006-07 second semester Chautauqua Golf Scholars: Rachel Deluca, nominated by her grandparents.
What to read after Chautauqua Historical Society Newsletter V.5 Issue 2 No.12?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chautauqua Historical Society to read onlineMoreLess
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