From the Sullivan Co Democrat, Callicoon, New York in July of 1930:

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  The Low Pond property, near Callicoon Center, owned lately by Fred Beyer
and sold at partition sale on May 31, was bought by the Callicoon center
Realty Co., composed of Fred Hessinger, Winfield Hessinger, Joseph Huff,
George Bohl and Harry Schuyler.  The company has already started alterations
on the house and will have it for rent very shortly.  The new name is Lake
Anawanda.  The beach has all been cleaned up and a store for refreshments
and bath houses are being built by contractor Ernest Leinhass.  Harry Hahn
will be there seven days a week to take care of boats, etc.

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From the Sullivan County Democrat, Callicoon, New York in April of 1942:

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  Miss Harriet Hahn, who is employed as an official guide by Remington
Arms Co., Bridgeport, Conn., wired her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hahn,
Saturday evening that she was O.K. and not hurt by the terrific explosion
which occurred in the packing house of the plant Saturday afternoon.
She was in another building at the time.  Paul Herman and several other men
employed at Remington Arms were not working at the time of the explosion.
They were, however, able to spend several unexpected vacation days at their
local homes because the explosion disrupted their work.

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From the Sullivan County Democrat, Callicoon, New York in October of 1945:

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  Miss Harriet Hahn, daughter of Mrs. Mary Hahn and the late Harry Hahn
of Callicoon Center, and Ralph Coulson of Bridgeport, Conn., were married
Saturday, September 29th, at St. Bethany's Church in Bridgeport.

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