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Note: 1) Census Jan 15, 1920, New York, Washington Co., Whitehall town, William Street, ED 241, sheet 15A (Ancestry.com, image 29):
line 14 Rehm Otto head 21 m NY Ger Ger foreman, silk mill
Rehm Jennie wife 22 m NY NY NY Rehm Clifford son 1/12 NY NY NY 2) Census Apr 7, 1930, New York, Washington Co., Whitehall town, Potter
Street, ED 58-46, sheet 4B (Ancestry.com, image 8):
line 86 Rehm Otto head 32 m NY Ger Ger assistant foreman, silk mill
calc. b. 1897 Rehm Jennie wife 33 m NY NY NY Rehm Clifford son 10 NY NY NY Rehm William son 3+ NY NY NY 3) Otto O. Rehm, 60, of Potter street, died at 5:15 am last Thursday in
Moses Ludington Hospital, Ticonderoga. Mr. Rehm had been removed to the
hospital after being stricken ill while at work at the Chaffee Lumber
company on Tuesday.
Mr. Rehm, who had been active in Masonic circles, was a past master of
Phoenix lodge, 96, F. and A..M., and had served as secretary of the lodge
since 1953. He was a member of the Past Masters association of
Warren-Washington-Saratoga counties and had been serving as second vice
president. He also was a past district deputy of the Washington Masonic
district.
He was a past high priest of Champlain chapter, 25, R.A.M. and was
serving as secretary of the chapter at the time of his death. He was a
member and past illustrious master of Washington council 52, R. and S. M.
He also was a past patron of Skenesborough chapter, 663, and past
assistant grand lecturer of Warren-Washington district of the Order of
Eastern Star.
Mr. Rehm, who attended the local schools, was employed for many years in
the Champlain Silk mills and Champlain Spinners. He also had operated
filling stations in the community before entering the employ of the
Chaffee Lumber company.
Surviving are his wife, Jenny; two sons, Clifford of Fort Edward and
William a member of the U.S. Air Force; a daughter, Helen of Bangor,
Maine; five sisters, Mrs. Pauline Benjamin of Whitehall, Miss Martha Rehm
of Philadelphia, Pa., Mrs. Katherine Shoro and Mrs. Elsie Neblett, both
of Rensselaer, and Mrs. Christina O'Hara of Springfield, Vt.; two
brothers, Theodore of Whitehall and Harold of Clemons.
Memorial services were conducted at the funeral home Friday evening by
Phoenix lodge, 96, F. and A.M.
Funeral services were conducted at the funeral home Saturday afternoon,
with the Rev. R. C. Joudry, rector of Trinity Episcopal church
officiating. Burial was in Greenmount cemetery.
Bearers were Jerome Campbell, Albert Chaffee, Arthur Hoffman, Harold
Pray, Floyd Coleman and Robert Rice.
4) Mentioned at death of brother Erwin.
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