TIMES 100TH ANNIVERSARY, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2008 100th ANNIVERSARY 1908-2008 12 TIMES • may 12, 2016 FOR BREAKING NEWS VISIT www.qns.com Breweries And Saloons This establishment, A. Moeschle’s Cafe, was located on Edsall Avenue (now 70th Avenue) at Anthon Avenue (now 60th Street) in Ridgewood, where Rheingold Beer was served. Later, it became known as the Cozy Corner. Note the “family entrance” at left, which resembles a telephone booth. This photo was taken around 1912, and in those days, ladies never entered a saloon through the barroom. Cozy Corner with its current owner, Bob Leonard, still serves the community. Keeping up with tradition it has become more than your neighborhood bar. Cozy Corner serves lunch and dinner and on occasion has entertainment. COZY CORNER 6001 70th Avenue • Ridgewood NY 11385 718-381-8397 Two Kioodles, shown here as it looked in December 1987, was a famous Ridgewood bar from the 1930s into the 1980s. The once-popular establishment was located at Onderdonk Avenue and Madison Street, on the site of a former knitting mill. For the breweries during the period following Prohibition, Kioodles was regarded as the largest beer-drop in Ridgewood and Glendale. Whenever visitors from Germany came to see their Ridgewood relatives, a visit to Kioodles was usually a “must.” is establishment, A. Moeschle’s Cafe, was located on Edsall Avenue (now 70th Avenue) at Anthon Avenue (now 60th Street) in Ridgewood, where Rheingold Beer was served. Later, it became known as the Cozy Corner. Note the “family entrance” at le , which resembles a telephone booth. is photo was taken around 1912, and in those days, ladies never entered a saloon through the barroom LINDEN HILL UNITED METHODIST CEMETERY Linden Hill United Methodist Cemeterywas founded in 1842 by Englishspeaking Metthodists,, who werre located at the Second Street Methodist EpiscopalChurch on 2nd Street between Avenues C and D in Manhattttan. We are a nonsectarian cemetery with a Methodist heritage.. In 1875 a swampy section of the cemetery was sold to a Manhattan synagogue.. Then,, in 1897, Linden Hill Cemetery was redesigned and tte main entrance was moved from Grandview Avenue ((PoplarLane)) to the opposite end of the cemetery,namely Woodward Avenue. The cemetery offiice was built at this location, and is still standing at Woodward and Dekalb Avenues. Today, Linden Hill Cemetery, as it is commonly known, still remains a nonsectarian cemetery with a Methodist heritage. e garden-type settings andthe rolling hillsides are truly a wonder to the eye, as we are blessedwith the New York City skyline as our backdrop. Regardless of where one may be visiting their loved ones in the cemetery, thepeacefulness and serenity will take you back in time to those days of family, love and remembrances. Should you visit our cemetery, we would be more than happy to assist you in locating a deceased loved one. Our sta is highly professional and compassionate about your concerns. Let us provide you with that level of assurance that comes with your needs at a time of bereavement. Should you and your family be looking for that nal, peaceful resting place, you may wish to consider Linden Hill United Methodist Cemetery. We would be pleased to show you our areas of interment. Committed To The Caring And Comfort Of Our Deceased Loved Ones 323 Woodward Avenue, Ridgewood, NY 11385 | 718-821-6480 Fax: 718-497-9527 e-mail: LHUMC@AOL.COM • http://lindenhillumcemeteryny.com
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