Fire Wilds Across Goshen and Tuxedo In Gale
A dawn blaze in Goshen destroyed a store building and threatened adjacent property as firemen from Middletown Chester and Florida aided Goshen. In Tuxedo a separate fire razed the Masonic temple block and five storefronts amid a fierce gale with $50 000 damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
St. Elmo
Ralph R. Oles
Grand Street
Strack
McQuaids
Middletown
Chester
Florida
Occidental
Dikeman and Cataract
Hiram H. Smith
Jesse Holbert
Cles
Wallace
New York
Gus” White
Goshen Dramatic Society
George R. Farrell
Promiatic Society
Mr. White
Masonic Temple
Tuxedo
Holland Lodge
New York City
James Coonan
Orange County
Charles S. Patterson
Tuxedo Fire Department
Gilmore O. Bush
John Winter
Patterson
Tuxedo Masonic Lodge
Veteran taken to hospital for admission
David Callahan, a disabled World War I veteran, will be taken to the U S Veterans Hospital in Chelsea for admission by Troopers H W Klein and Stewart Anderson. He recently boarded at Central Valley and is described as irrational and tubercular from war service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Callahan
U. S. Veterans’ Hospital
Chelsea
H. W. Klein
Stewart Anderson
Central Valley
Monhagens Award Fifty Year Medal At Dinner
An engraved medal in the form of a watch charm was presented to Charles M. Holden of 286 North Street for fifty years of service to the Monhagen hose company at its annual dinner Monday night. His son, Fred W. Holden, belongs to Tompkins & Holden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monhagen Hose Company
Charles M. Holden
North Street
Holden
Fred W. Holden
Tompkins & Holden
Three Liquor Raids On Walden Suspects Summoned
Three Walden liquor raids led to summonses for Belle Brown operator of the Terrace Inn Charles Weiss operator of a Main street saloon and a Greek proprietor of a store near the railroad All must appear before US Commissioner Harry T Crist at Middletown for hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walden
Charles W. Ketcham
Belle Brown
Terrace Inn
Charles Weiss
Main Street
United States
Harry T. Crist
Middletown
Boston Bull Provokes Police Dog in Court
Nero the police dog sat in court as his owner George Meola and Mrs. Pauline Rosenbaum faced a civil dispute over injuries to Boston the bull terrier. The November 15 1926 attack at Rockefeller garage left Boston with three wounds valued at about 20 dollars, cutting his price by half. Justice Toepp reserved decision after a heated session with lawyers C C Redfield and Carman A Panaro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nero
Lawrence A. Toepp
Boston
Pauline Rosenbaum
North Street
Rockefeller
Wickham Avenue
George Meola
Veterinary’s
C. C. Redfield
Mrs. Rosenbaum
Carman A. Panaro
Mr. Meola
Appar
Ently Justice
Toepp
Earley murder case sustained as trial proceeds
Justice Seeger denied the motion to dismiss the first degree murder indictment against Lucy Baxter Earley of Newburgh. The defense argued a key confession by accomplice Wegley needed corroboration. the prosecution stated there was sufficient evidence to indict anyway. Separately, Sheriff candidate McCoach states he will not withdraw from the race and plans to run next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. F. Seeger
Lucy Baxter Earley
Newburgh
Henry Hirschberg
Hirschberg
Lemon
Earley
Court of Appeal
Orange County
J. D. McCoach
McCoach
North Church Women Planned Missionary Society Meeting
The Missionary Society of North Street Congregational church will meet with Mrs J E Crawford at 8438 North Street Thursday at 3 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Church
The
Missionary Society of the
North Street Congregational Church
J. E. Crawford
North Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Goshen Department
Conklin & Cummins
Oles
Minisink Hall
H. S
Main St
Woolsey Garage Co
N. Y
Rio, Elas
Eure
Aree
Woolsey
Central Valley, N. Y
Bluebird Shop
Monroe, N. Y
Thomas & Wallace
Ey Shetrical Contractors
Maybrook, N. Y
Everlight
Westinghouse
Washingtonville
Monhagens Award
Justice of Peace
School OF Missions
Webb Horton Memorial Presbyterian Church
Wilopee
J. G. Falkebury
George L. Cady
Pine Tree Inn
Albany
Justice Seeger
Rogers
Sel-Tac Co
Auburn
N.Y
Ial
Hama
T. L. Millspaugh Furniture House
Central Valley National Bank
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