Sidney Daily News, Monday, June 20, 1977 Page 2A obituaries Leonard N. Simpkins LEWISTOWN Leonard N. Simpkins, 55, R.R. 1, an employe of Monarch Machine Tool was dead on arrival Friday at 11:10 a.m. at Bellefontaine Mary Rutan Hospital.
He died from injuries received when the motorcycle he was riding was hit by car at the intersection of Ohio 235 and Ohio 274. A native of Runa, W. he was born Nov. 19, 1921, son of Mrs. Ollie (Wheeling) Simpkins, R.R.
5, Wapakoneta, and the late Roy Simpkins. On Aug. 18, 1946, he and the former Pauline Bell were married. She survives. Other survivors include three daughters, Mrs.
Larry (Diane) Vermillion, R.R. 1, Lewistown, Mrs. George (Cheryl) Keller, R.R. 1, Russells Point, and Miss Jenny Simpkins, at home; two grandsons; two sisters, Mrs. Thomas (Patricia) Brown, Lima, and Mrs.
Willard (Mary) Oakley, R.R. 2, Lakeview; a brother, Leon, Wapakoneta; and his mother. Mr. Simpkins was a member of the United Methodist Church, Lewistown, and American Legion, Sherer Post, Jackson Center. He was a World War II veteran and also owned and operated Leonard's Garage, R.R.
1, Lewistown. Services will be held tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. at the Van Horn Funeral Home, Lakeview, with the Rev. Ralph Tucker and the Rev. Lowell L.
Sharrock officiating. Burial will be in Walnut Hill Cemetery east of New Hampshire. Friends may call at the funeral home this afternoon and evening. Lawrence E. Medley FLETCHER Lawrence E.
(Sonny) Medley, 50, 4705 Loy Road, died Friday at 11:27 p.m. at Piqua Memorial Hospital. He was born March 5, 1927, son of William and Mildred (Foston) Medley. Survivors include his widow, the former Alberta Grant; six children, R. J.
Medley, Frank, Bobby, and Miss Margaret Medley, all of Fletcher, Mrs. Dorothy Stafford and Mrs. Onie Stafford, both of Troy; five grandchildren; his mother; a grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Clemons, Piqua; three brothers, William Jr. and James, both of Piqua, and Paul Edward, Dayton; five sisters, Mrs.
Argailia Haynes, Mrs. Dorothea Taylor, Mrs. Lenora Bowles, and Mrs. Marla Payton, all of Piqua, and Mrs. Mary Franklin, Sidney.
A sister is deceased. Mr. Medley was a machinist at Hobart Brothers, Troy. He was a member of the Park Avenue Baptist Church, Piqua. Services will be held tomorrow at 1 p.m.
at the church with the Rev. Samuel Armstrong officiating. Burial will be in Forest Hill Cemetery, Piqua. Friends may call at the Jamieson Funeral Home, Piqua, today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Marvin Clyde Taylor BELLEFONTAINE Marvin Clyde Taylor, 86, 543 E.
Sandusky native of DeGraff, died Saturday at 3:20 a.m. at the Bellefontaine Mary Rutan Hospital. He was born Sept. 27, 1890, son of James and Mary (Hook) Taylor. On Sept.
5, 1910, he and the former Ruby S. Smith were married. She died Nov. 8, 1975. Survivors include two children, Dr.
James A. Taylor, Anderson, and Mrs. Leah Matthews, Bellefontaine; six grandchildren and 13 greatgrandchildren; a sister, Mrs. James R. (Catherine) Fuson, DeGraff.
A daughter, five brothers and two sisters are deceased. Mr. Taylor was a retired yard clerk for the former New York Central Railroad. He was a member of the Walnut Grove United Methodist Church, the Masonic Lodge, Bellefontaine, and the Brotherhood of Railway, Airline and Steamship Clerks Lodge 610. Services were held today at the Kennedy Funeral Home, Bellefontaine, with the Rev.
Joe Trueblood and the Rev. Yvonne Trueblood officiating. Burial was in Greenwood Cemetery, DeGraff. Richard D. Brandon ST.
HENRY Richard D. (Dick) Brandon, 20, R.R. 1, was dead on arrival Friday morning at Lima Memorial Hospital. He was transferred there from Gibbons Hospital in Celina following a car-truck accident at 10:30 a.m. on U.S.
33 at the Celina-Mendon Road in Mercer County. He was born Jan. 6, 1957 in North Star, son of Mrs. Mary (Nieberding) Ahlers, and the late Dale Brandon. In addition to his mother, he is survived by a stepfather, Bart Ahlers; five sisters, Mrs.
Joseph (Elaine) Oen, Russia, Mrs. William (Connie) Anthony, Cleveland, Miss Doris Brandon, Burlington, Joan and Marie Brandon, at home. Two brothers are deceased. Mr. Brandon was employed at Huffman Manufacturing Celina, and Electronics, Mendon.
He was a member of the St. Henry Catholic Church. Services were held today at the church with the Rev. Raymond Bauer officiating. Burial was in the St.
Louis Cemetery, North Star. William Bertke ST. HENRY William Bertke, 77, 82 Railroad died Friday afternoon at Coldwater Community Hospital. He had been ill six weeks. He was born April 24, 1900 in Cassella, son of Fred and Philomena (Fiely) Bertke.
He is survived by a sister, Mrs. Alma Broerman, with whom he made his home. Three sisters and a brother The Sidney Daily Netos "Ohio's Finest Small City Newspaper" 911 Vandemark Road P.O. Box 150 Sidney, Ohio 45365 A Division of Amos Press Inc. Also Publishers of Coin World, Linn's Stamp News, Gun Week DAILY NEWS PHONE NUMBER All Departments 492-4141 The Sidney Daily News is published afternoon (except Sundays) at DAILY CIRCULATION every the following rates.
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PIZZA SPAGHETTI PARTY! Monday and Tuesday Nights SPAGHETTI, All You Can Eat: PIZZA and SALAD BAR $229 Gilardi's FAMILY RESTAURANT 222 E. Court, Sidney Ph. 492-2760 SEE alert leads to arrest of 2 A watchful member of "Operation Shelby County Eyes and Ears (SEE)" gave Sidney Police information which led to arrest of two persons who had stolen street signs and damaged a telephone booth early yesterday morning. The SEE member, using a citizen's band radio to relay information to police, reported seeing two persons at the telephone booth on St. Marys Avenue.
He stayed behind the car until it was stopped by police. Arrested was Thomas J. Brennan 19, 10402 Florida who was charged with theft of street signs from Fourth and Fifth Avenues and New Street. Also arrested was a 17-year-old boy. Officers discovered the street signs in the car after it was pulled over.
Police said it was uncertain whether charges would be filed by United Telephone Co. or by the Shelby County Sheriff's office (the telephone incident occurred in the county's jurisdiction), and no charges had been reported this morning. Blaze destroys Pool home QUINCY Logan County 'Sheriff's Deputies investigated a blaze at the home of A. C. Pool, R.
R. 1, early Friday after a passing motorist saw the truck engulfed in flames. The house and its contents were destroyed. No estimate of damage was available because a.m. assault.
Charles Taylor, 108 Mills DeGraff, reported he had been assaulted by an unidentified man at Ohio Avenue and Court Street. He said the man had asked him for money, but he refused to give the man any. Yesterday p.m. vandalism. Mrs.
George Rosenbeck, 258 N. Miami reported a rock thrown at her garage had broken the vinyl siding. a.m. vandalism. Walter Cramer, 879, Chestnut reported a rock had broken the back window of his car while parked at his home.
Damage was also reported to the top of the car. a.m. vandalism. Carl Burden, 729 St. Marys reported a large rock had broken the left door glass of his car parked at his home.
Damage was also reported to the door frame and to the trim. -vandalism. Richard Reck, 431 E. Ruth reported a rock had broken the windshield of his car parked at his home. -vandalism.
Robert Ledwith, 746 Spruce reported a rock had been thrown through the windshield of his car while parked at his home. a.m. vandalism. Edwin NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST 10 7AM EST 6 -21 77 30.00 0.00 29.77 30.00 29.77 LOW SEATTLE HIGH BOSTON A NEW YORK SAN FRANCISCO DENVER LOS ANGELES DALLAS LOWEST TEMPERATURES HIGH NEW ORLEANS MIA LEGEND 70 60 RAIN SNOW 70 SHOWERS FLOW UPI WEATHER FOTOC AST 6 SHOWERY weather is indicated tonight and the east Gulf Coast. Fair to cloudy for parts of the upper Plains, west Texas skies should prevail elsewhere.
weather picture Edna Jackson Mrs. Edna Jackson, 91, Snoqualmie Falls, native of Quincy, died June 11 at a nursing home there. She was born Sept. 14, 1886, daughter of Park B. and Charlotte (Putnam) Zorn.
Her husband, Elmus Jackson, preceded her in death. Survivors include two daughters, several grandchildren, and two sisters, Mrs. Cora Campbell, Sidney, and Mrs. Lottie Bulle, Piqua. A brother and a sister are deceased.
Mrs. Jackson was a member of the Baptist Church. Services were held Tuesday at a church in Snoqualmie Falls and burial was at cemetery there. Lodema Gray ST. PARIS Mrs.
Lodema Gray, 61, 122 E. Main a selfemployed accountant and member of the St. Paris Village Council, died yesterday at 3:30 p.m. at Kettering Memorial Hospital. She had been ill several months.
A native of Champaign County, she was born Oct. 28, 1915, daughter of Lee and Etta (Armstrong) Benham. Her husband, Allen Gray, died Feb. 21, 1975. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs.
Roger (Sue Anne) Calvert and two grandchildren. Mrs. Gray was a member of the St. Paris Zion Lutheran Church; the Pythian Sisters Lodge 307, St. Paris; the Central Committee of the Champaign County Republican Party; the Champaign County Republican Women's Club; the Soroptimist Club, Urbana; the Ladies Auxiliary of the United Transportation Union; and the Board of Directors of Parisian Homes, Inc.
Services will be Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the Richeson, Wickham and Atkins Funeral Home, St. Paris, with the Rev. Frank Gross officiating. Burial will be in the Fletcher Cemetery.
Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. and Wednesday until the hour of services. The family, has requested memorials be made to the St. Paris Emergency Ambulance fund. Julius Helmsing MINSTER Julius Helmsing, 84, S.
Hanover died Saturday at 9:20 a.m. at St. Marys Joint Township Dist. Memorial Hospital. He was born April 22, 1893 in Shelby County, son of Joseph and Caroline (Gauspohl) Helmsing.
Survivors include three sisters, Mrs. Ada Athmer, Dayton, Mrs. Frances Meyer, Dayton, and Mrs. Loretta Meyer, Minster. Two sisters and two brothers are deceased.
Mr. Helmsing was retired from the Minster Machine Co. He was a member of St. Augustine Catholic Church, Minster, and a charter member of the Knights of Services will be tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the church with the Rev.
Joseph Pax officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Friends may call at the Hogenkamp Funeral Home, Minster, today from 2 to 9 p.m. There will be a wake service at 8:30 p.m. at the funeral home.
William Shock ST. PARIS William (Bill) Shock, 71, 339 W. Main died Saturday at 12:30 p.m. at Piqua Memorial Hospital, A native of Washington, he was born Feb. 24, 1906, son of Harry and Margaret (Poundstone) Shock.
Survivors include his widow, the former Thelma Frock; three sons, Willian N. Columbus, Leo, Urbana, and James, Merritt Island, three grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. A sister is deceased. The Rev. Marvin Dowson will conduct services tomorrow at 1 p.m.
at the Richeson-Wickham and Atkins Funeral Home, St. Paris. Burial will be in the Enon Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home this afternoon and evening. The family has requested memorials be given to the St.
Paris Emergency Ambulance fund. Cecil Stover VERSAILLES Mrs. Cecil Stover, 86, formerly of Versailles, died Friday at 6 p.m. at the Sunny Acres Nursing Home, Covington. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs.
Bertha Mae Shellhouse, Versailles, a son, Joyce, Colorado Springs, five grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Mrs. Stover was a member of the Versailles United Methodist Church. Services were held today at the Miller-Hill Funeral Home, Versailles, with the Rev. Gordon Jones officiating.
Burial was in Greenlawn Cemetery. Erma L. Etter BRADFORD Mrs. Erma L. Etter, 91, R.R.
1, died Friday at 2:40 a.m. at the Sunny Acres Nursing Home, Covington. She had been a patient there since February. She was born Aug. 3, 1885 in York County, daughter of Abraham and Matilda (Strickler) Sprenkle.
Her husband, Rudy Etter, died in August 1968. Survivors include two children, Mrs. Ezra (Agnes) Hawbaker, Dallas Center, Iowa, and Elwood, Bradford; nine grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren. A sister and a brother are deceased. Mrs.
Etter was a member of the Old Order River Brethren. Services were held today at the Miller Funeral Home, Greenville. Burial was in Oakland Cemetery. Williams found dead HUNTSVILLE Percy C. Williams, 66, Huntsville Trailer Park, shot and killed himself in an apparent suicide Friday morning, Logan County Sheriff's Deputies said.
Deputies said he was found in his trailer by a neighbor about one hour after his death. Huntsville Rescue Squadsmen transported the body to Mary Rutan Hospital about 12:35 p.m. Deputies said Williams used a handgun. They reported he had been in poor health and was apparently very despondent. Funeral arrangements are being handled by Van Horn Funeral Home, Lakeview, deputies reported.
Fire damages Minster home MINSTER About $200 damage was caused by a fire at the home of Robert Kemper, 154 S. Hanover Thursday, according to Minster Firefighters. Mrs. Kemper discovered the blaze about 3:15 p.m. when a smoke detector alerted her while she was in the basem*nt of her home.
Firefighters said she had left a container of paraffin on the stove, which ignited and spread fire to a plastic covering on a wall near the stove. Driskell injured in mini-bike mishap Tim Driskell, 14, 704 Clinton was reportedly in fair condition this morning at Wilson Memorial Hospital after being injured in an accident involving a mini -bike yesterday. at 1:23 p.m. Driskell and some other boys had reportedly constructed a ramp at 639 Norwood Ave. and were jumping the minibikes off the ramp when Driskell lost control of the bike.
He reportedly received a head injury in addition to sever- the family is on vacation. Quincy Firefighters extinguished the blaze, but the homehad already been gutted. Deputies speculated the fire may have been caused by faulty wiring in electircal circuits or appliances. Police log Wagner, 804 S. Ohio reported three large heavy urns cemented to a brick wall in of front of his home had been broken.
p.m. arrest. An 11- year-old boy was placed in detenti after allegedly running away from home. a.m. tape player, CB antenna stolen.
James M. Osborn, 522 N. Miami reported a tape player and a citizen's band antenna worth a total of $88 had been taken from his car parked on Walnut Avenue. p.m. assault.
Harold L. Trout, 222 S. Walnut reported he had been assaulted by a Fair Oaks Avenue man when he went to talk to the man about his daughter. Police informed him he could file charges, but no charges have been filed. -dog bite.
Darrin L. Pellman, 3, 616 N. Miami was reportedly bitten by a mother dog when he apparently tried to pet her puppies. a.m. vandalism.
Jean Buroker, 120 E. Pinehurst reported the rear window of her car had been broken by an unidentified object while parked at home. Saturday p.m. vandalism. Rich- ard P.
Doak, 212 S. Brooklyn reported the left rear tire of his car had been cut while parked in the rear of his home. a.m. plants stolen. Mrs.
Claude Martin, 118 N. Brooklyn reported four planters and plants had been taken from her front porch. They were valued at $50. -5 p.m. arrest.
Bruce J. Gariety, 28, 237 Forest was charged with disorderly conduct on a complaint by Gloria Welsh. a.m. free meal. Shirley Temple, a cook at the White Front Cafe, Ohio Avenue, reported two men and a woman had left without paying for breakfast.
They reportedly left in a small white car. Friday p.m. bothered by boy. Candy Ritter, 600 Hardin-Wakakoneta Road, reported a juvenile boy was bothering Dorsey's Westowne, 315 Michi-' gan St. He reportedly threw rocks at her car as she left.
p.m. arrest. Clyde Seiver, 24, 505 N. Main was charged with resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. Police said he refused to leave an argument at the Trail End Bar, Poplar Street, where he was arguing with his wife.
hospital news hospital WILSON MEMORIAL Admissions: Mrs. Evelyn E. Norris, N. Brooklyn medical. Emily E.
DeHaven, Fair Haven Shelby County Home, 2901 Fair Road, medical. Margaret M. Wilt, Fair Haven Shelby County Home, 2901 Fair Road, medical. Mrs. Lafe J.
Webb, 301 S. Wilkinson surgical. James E. Bricker, Quincy, medical. Mrs.
Robert E. Carey, 603 N. Miami medical. Timothy S. Driskell, 704 Clinton surgical.
James L. Duncan, 623 N. Ohio medical. Steven B. Wearly, 1160 Evergreen Drive, medical.
Mrs. Herbert Martin, 3845 Freeman Road, medical. Dismissals: Mrs. Ned W. Edwards, 521 Fourth Ave.
Mary A. Clark, 119 N. Wilkinson Ave. Ivan R. Apple, 728 N.
Main Ave. Mrs. Ralph E. Riddle, Pemberton. Ora Ellsworth Small, Port Jefferson.
Mrs. Max R. Merritt, daughter, 922 Marlborough Piqua. Mrs. Steven Weaver, son, 150 Northwood St.
Mrs. Thomas A. Brandewie, son, 28 S. Main Fort Loramie. Daniel R.
Brown, 409 W. Miami DeGraff. Virginia L. Harvey, 912 Park St. Rodney K.
Oelke, 430 Main Port Jefferson. Mrs. Terry Oliver and son, North Star. PIQUA MEMORIAL Admissions: Brian Yohey, 313 E. James Bradford; Mrs.
Richard Hoelscher, Virginia Versailles; Dillard Gregory, 225 E. James Bradford; Katherine Drake, 320 Cherokee Drive, Sidney; Mary E. Monnin, 349 E. Ward Versailles; William Shock, 339 W. Main St.
Paris; Donald Wappelhorst, R.R.I, Fort Loramie; Rebecca Harvey, 3950 U.S. 36, Fletcher; Mrs. Carl Brumbaugh, 307 E. Church Bradford. COLDWATER COMMUNITY Admissions: Thelma Smith, St.
Henry; Jean Buschur, St. Henry; Theodore Barlage, Versailles. Dismissals: Ralph Anderson, St. Henry; Thomas Schwieterman, Minster; Rose Ann Post, St. Henry; Marlene Brunswick, St.
Henry; Bernadine Homan, St. Henry. BELLEFONTAINE MARY RUTAN Admissions: Richard D. Altick, Russells Point; Mrs. Charles F.
Eley, R.R. 2, Lakeview; Roger Kipker, R.R. 1, Lewistown; Mrs. Jennie Holycross, 218 Koke DeGraff. Dismissals: Mrs.
Florence Becker, Lakeview; Mrs. Mary A. Burts, Lakeview; Mrs. Richard R. Crim, Pemberton; George E.
Vogel, R.R. 1, Lakeview; Mrs. Herman H. Leach, Russells Point; Mrs. Earl W.
Hall, and son Earl Warren DeGraff. GREENVILLE WAYNE Admissions: Norbert F. Brunswick, 9324 Conover Road, Versailles; Marjorie K. McGreevy, 766 Woodland Drive, Versailles; Launa Emrick, 303 W. Wood Versailles.
Salm Wiley FUNERAL HOME PRIVATE PARKING SERVICE FOR ALL. SINCE 1866 Member Phone: 492-5130 or 492-5535 THE ORDER OF THE GOLDEN RULE 502 S. Ohio Sidney, Ohio Car rolls down hill, strikes parked auto Today A car owned by Bobby P. Gross, 2352 Aldrin Drive, reportedly rolled down a hill and struck a parked car owned by Marianne Helmlinger, 716 Chestnut Friday at 6:37 p.m. Several other accidents were also investigated by Sidney Police during the weekend.
Police said the car had been parked by Debra Wyer, 10633 Well Road, Anna. Her two-yearold daughter had been left in the car and apparently put the car in gear. It rolled down the hill and struck the parked car, pushing it into a fire hydrant. Severe damage was listed to the parked car, with slight damage to Gross' car and some damage to the fire hydrant. No injuries were reported.
A car driven by Terrence A. DeVelvis, 20, 3273 Wapakoneta Rescue calls Sidney Rescue Squadsmen transported the following persons to Wilson Memorial Hospital during the weekend: Yesterday p.m. Don Iler, 50, R.R. 2, Botkins, from the state Department of Highways garage; medical. p.m.
Alma Ordean, 80, 318 Park from her home; medical. p.m. James Duncan, 38, at large, from the Shelby County Jail; medical. p.m. Rudolf Berg, 69, 1570 Cedar Court, from his home; he was reportedly dead on arrival.
p.m. Tim Driskell, 14, 704 Clinton from 639 Norwood he was reportedly involved in a mini-bike accident. Saturday p.m. Debra Kendall, 1226 Constitution, from the Chick House; medical. p.m.
Craig Hughes, 3, 930 N. Miami from his home; medical. Ave reportedly collided with a car driven by Brenda Burnham, 20, 2400 Wapakoneta yesterday at 2:56 a.m. Police said DeVelvis' car was westbound on North Street and Burnham's car was northbound on Main Avenue when they collided in the intersection. Police said they were unsure who had the green light.
Moderate damage was listed to both cars. A car driven by Lori L. Bricker, 16, 2117 Wells Drive, reportedly struck a pole on the property of Ronald Hill, 511 Charles Saturday at 9:33 p.m. Police said Bricker's car was backing, and the passengers' door was open. The door struck the pole, causing moderate damage.
A van driven by Pamela J. Carey, 25, Pemberton, reportedly struck a parked car owned by Jack C. Brown, 417 E. North Saturday at 1:10 p.m. Police said the van was pulling from a parking space at Omart's, Michigan Street, when it sideswiped the parked car.
Slight damage was listed to both vehicles. Erroll Broud Registered Representative Ph. 498-1101 124 W. Court Sidney, Ohio Edward D. Jones Co.
"Let's make tomorrow together" are deceased. Mr. Bertke, a World War II veteran, was a member of the St. Henry Catholic Church. He spent most of his working life in Cincinnati.
Services were held today at the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Catholic Church, Cassella, with the Rev. Vincent Parr officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery. SIDNEY GRAIN MARKET Date June 20 Wheat 2.11 Shelled corn 2.10 March corn 2.27 Jan. 1978 corn 2.24 New crop corn.
2.05 Soybeans 7.44½ New soybeans 6.32½ Jan. soybeans 6.47½ Oats 1.56 New oats 1.38 WAPAKONETA LIVESTOCK Producers Co-op Market: The hog market is higher. All hogs at Producers are sold on Tuesday by auction. Estimated prices for the day are: 180-200 lb. 200-220 lb.
220-250 lb. 250-300 lb. Roughs are $33.00 markets FURNITURE TALK with Terry Goodwin A home should reflect the personality and good taste of those who live within. Whether the mood be extremely modern, distinctively formal or some where between, it all starts with good furnishings. In selecting furnishings for your home know about your investment.
For comfort beauty and wearability choose wisely. When shopping select quality over economy, buy the best your budget will allow for years of enjoyment. Quality Furniture always Compliments you. WE REALLY Our customer's satisfaction is more vital than anything else. You're really important to us.
That is why we are concerned about the quality and distinctive design of our merchandise we sell at lowest prices. This is why we have established our customer service department to assure you the Finest Merchandise, the quickest deliveries and most of all Service after every sale. We take extra pains to see that everything that we deliver to your home arrives in the very best condition. You'll find our sales staff courteous and helpful, I can't think of a better way to express my appreciation for your past patronage than to say "Thank you" and look forward to seeing you again soon. GOODWIN FURNITURE "A Furniture Family For 3 Generations" Cor.
Poplar West St. Phone 492-5172 Sidney (Goodwin's are also located in Northland Plazza, Lima) al cuts and bruises and a fractured nose. He is the son of Sidney Rescue Squadsman Robert Driskell, who was driving the rescue truck when the call was answered. Driskell was placed in intensive care, where he remained this morning. He was reportedly.
not wearing a helmet when the accident occurred. The U.S. Military Academy at West Point, N.Y., was founded in 1802..
