File:Adeline Lindauer (1882-1962) in The Daily Item of Port Chester, New York on December 23, 1955.png

DescriptionAdeline Lindauer (1882-1962) in The Daily Item of Port Chester, New York on December 23, 1955.png	English: Adeline Lindauer (1882-1962) in The Daily Item of Port Chester, New York on December 23, 1955
Date	23 December 1955
Source	The Daily Item of Port Chester, New York on December 23, 1955
Author	Errigo for the The Daily Item
Other versions	This file has an extracted image: Adeline Lindauer (1882-1962) in 1955.png. https://www.newspapers.com/clip/120008319/adeline-lindauer-1882-1962-in-the/

Presenting Gifts and good cheer to the old folks at the King Street Nursing Home, 600 King Street, Port Chester at a party and [caroling] held there yesterday afternoon are left to right members of the Senior High School A Cappella Choir Carol De Giacomo, Karen Van Duyel, and John Julliano, who entertained the patients together with other members of the choir receiving gifts are, left to right, Elizabeth Hasting, Henry T. Siegel, Adelaide Lindauer, and Sarah Jenkins.

Adeline Lindauer is misidentified as "Adelaide Lindauer". Adeline Lindauer appears in the 1950 United States census living at the nursing home, and she never married. The original article referred to "caroling" as "carol sing".

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