Justice Seeger Grants Divorce in Suffern Case
At a Goshen special term of Supreme Court Justice Seeger granted Mrs. Teachman of Suffern a divorce from Jed W. Teachman on statutory grounds with no defense or alimony. The proceedings included witnesses William Guessman Albert Bush and John Hunter. An annulment of the marriage of Frank B. Coffin and his spouse was also granted. Coffin had been married in Rochester in 1924 and later lived in New York Philadelphia.
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Supreme Court
Goshen
Justice Seeger
Teachman
Suffern
Jed W. Teachman
William E. Guessman
Mahwah
N. J
Albert T. Bush
John R. Hunter
Alton W. Teale
Frank B. Coffin
Rochester
New York
Coffin
Philadelphia
Willam Greenthall
Fourth Hearing On Alleged Pollution Of Black Meadow Creek
The fourth hearing before Justice A H F Seeger in the nuisance abatement case W Lincoln Hunter et al v F J Murray Company Inc was held at Goshen on Friday. Plaintiff witness Thomas Pendell from near Washingtonville testified with extensive detail on cross examination by P A Rorty.
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Middletown
The
Forum
St. Lawrence County
Peekskill
Poughkeepsie
Black Meadow
Chester
Hiram Tuthill
Percy Baird
Sugar Loaf
Curtis Stevens
William Lincoln Hunter
Charles Bradner
A. H. F. Seeger
W. Lincoln Hunter
F. J. Murray Company, Inc
Goshen
John Bright
P. A. Rorty
Thomas Pendell
Washingtonville
Crossing to close at Blooming Grove on Lehigh and New England
Public Service Commission adds Drake's crossing to grade crossing elimination program in Blooming Grove. Hearing date not yet announced. The crossing is dangerous and lightly used, located between Farmingdale and Craigville church crossings, with the plan to close the road and divert traffic to the Craigville protected crossing.
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Public Service Commission
Drake
Lehigh and New England
Blooming Grove
Farmingdale
Craigville Church
Craigville
Estate Settlements by Surrogate Smith
Letters testamentary issued to Earl Evans of Passaic by Surrogate Elwood C. Smith for Gertrude A. Evans. Judicial settlements decreed for Mary J. Murphy of Newburgh, John Delaney of Newburgh, Frank McMann of Crawford, Marion W. Mead of Newburgh, Newbald L. R. Edgar of Tuxedo. Executors named accordingly.
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Elwood C. Smith
Earl Evans
Passaic
N. J
Gertrude A. Evans
Walden
Mary J. Murphy
Newburgh
John W. Murphy
John Delaney
Joseph A. Delaney
Catherine A. Delaney
Frank McMann
Crawford
Robert McMann
Marion W. Mead
W. H. Chardavoyne
Newbald
L. R. Edgar
Tuxedo
Charles C. Bull
William M. Cruikshank
Tuxedo Policeman Ernest Miller Dies After Operation
Policeman Ernest A. Miller of the Tuxedo force died February 16 in a New York hospital following an operation. Born November 17, 1884 in Greenfield, he would have marked 12 years on April 1 with the department. He leaves a wife and three children Eleanor Ralph and Norman, plus a sister and three brothers, and he belonged to Masonic Lodge at Tuxedo Wallkill Council Jr. O U A M Middletown and the Tall Cedars of Ramapo.
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Ernest A. Miller
Tuxedo Police
New York Hospital
Force
Mr. Miller
Greenfield
Elias
Evelyn Evans Miller
Tuxedo
Eleanor
Ralph
Norman
Arthur Blackman
Hecrton
Edward
Bloomingburg
James
Morristown
N. J
Elsey
Modena
Masonic Lodge
Wallkill Council, Jr. O. U. A. M
Middletown
Tall Cedars
Ramapo
Bennet Memorial Contest At Goshen High School
The William Walter Bennet Memorial annual speaking contest was held in Goshen High School auditorium. Virginia Lobdell won the girls prize and Lawrence McDonald the boys, each receiving $10. Judges were Rev. Edwin R. Smythe Mrs F Reevs Makuen and Miss Florence Houston.
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William Walter Bennet
Goshen
Isg
Edwin R. Smythe
F. Reevs Makuen
Florence Houston
Herbert Cranston Stoddard
O. Henry Virjeania Lotdet
the Ramblers
Marla Wade
Audrey H. Doremus
BASCA
f.Duiesccle
Frank DuPrey
Alice M. Hackett
West Kipling
Enteres
Joan Luft
Audienc
VTA
Daly Lawrence McDonald
Seven Ages
Jewel Bothwell Tull
Eleanor Horbert
Thomas F. Robertson
Lincoln
Charles H. Fowler
Harold D
Remus
Robert Service
County Attorney Gott Heads to Mount Dora for Sojourn
County Attorney and Mrs. Joseph W. Gott departed Tuesday morning for Mount Dora Florida to spend several weeks there. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mould are wintering in the area.
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Southland
Joseph W. Gott
Mount Dora
Florida
Thomas Mould
Port Jervis Man Is Fined For Public Intoxication
Charles Scott of Port Jervis was sentenced by Justice W S Bevans to pay a $10 fine or serve ten days in County Jail for public intoxication. he is currently in jail.
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Charles Scott
Port Jervis
Justice of the Peace
W. S. Bevans
Turkey Supper Planned by Dikeman Hose Company Team
Members of the Dikeman Hose company will enjoy a turkey supper this evening hosted by St. John’s council and the Knights of Columbus after a recent pinochle contest where the latter team defeated their opponents.
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Dikeman Hose Company
St. John’s Council
K. of C
Methodist Church Events Schedule Tonight and Friday
Prayer meeting at the Methodist Church this evening at 7 30. Choir rehearsal at 8 30. The Ladies Aid Society will meet at Mrs Hattie Makuen home Friday afternoon at 2 30.
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Methodist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Hattie Makuen
Probation Violations Reported for Local Residents
James Judson of Highland Mills is jailed for probation violation. He lives in Harriman. Judge Arnold of Poughkeepsie has set $500 bail for Martin Van Etten to appear before County Judge Wiggins in Chil dren's Court Friday for probation violation. Van Etten lives in Newburgh.
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James Judson
Highland Mills
Judson
Harriman
Handerson
Arnold
Poughkeepsie
Martin Van&Etten
Wiggins
Children’s Court
van Etten
Newburgh
Orange County Youth Voted Best In Everything At Columbia
John Lorch of Cornwall on Hudson named best in everything in Columbia University senior class elections. He captains both baseball and basketball at the university and chairs the Student Council. The survey shows party totals, chapel attendance, beliefs on Prohibition and smoking, and a projected salary of about 3928 dollars five years after graduation.
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Orange County
John Lorch
Cornwall-on-Hudson
Columbia University
Columbia
Lorch
Thomas Lorch
Macom
John Erskine
Walter Hampden
Jane Cowl
Brooklyn Brother Posts Cash Bail for Warwick Escape
Edward Benkowski of Brooklyn was admitted to bail of 200 cash posted by his sister. He escaped from the Honor Camp at Warwick after transfer from the New York Reformatory and was later captured.
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Edward Benkowski
Brooklyn
Warwick
New York Reformatory
Death of Cornwall banker and Methodist member Mr Cowton
Martin Cowton of Hunmanby England born 1846 died in Cornwall after brief illness. He came to Cornwall 12 years ago, worked for the Cornwall National Bank and belonged to the Methodist church. Survived by wife, five daughters Eliza Elizabeth Mary Jane Sarah and Mrs. Frederick H Page, four sons Joseph Thomas George R and Francis Edward. Funeral services held at Cornwall Methodist church on Wednesday.
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Martin Cowton
Hunmanby
Yorkshire
England
Cornwall
Cowton
Cornwall National Bank
Methodist Church
Mr. Cowton
Eliza
Elizabeth Mary
Jane
Sarah
Frederick H. Page
China
Joseph
Thomas
George R
Francis Edward
Methodist Church of
Wednes
Funeral Service Details for Reverend F A Coons
A funeral service was held on day afternoon with Rev. F A Coons officiating. Interment followed at Woodlawn cemetery by Elmer Ostrander of Cornwall.
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F. A. Coons
Woodlawn Cemetery
Elmer Ostrander
Cornwall
Goshen Teams Travel to Montgomery for Season Opener
The Goshen High School boys and girls basketball squads travel to Montgomery on Friday evening to face the Montgomery teams in the season’s opening games. This marks the first meetings this season between the rival schools.
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Goshen High School
Montgomery
Personal notes on travels and illness in a local school
Miss A. A. Farrand has gone to Oakland California to visit relatives. Miss Mary Major a Sixth Grade teacher has been ill with a severe cold for several days and Mrs. Hiram H. Smith has taken her place.
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A. A. Farrand
Oakland
Calif
Mary Major
Hiram H. Smith
Twentieth Century Club to Show Moving Pictures
Next Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 Goshen high school hosts an open meeting of the Twentieth Century Club where moving pictures will be shown.
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Tieth Century Club
Goshen ‘High School
Twentieth Century Club
Minisink Grange to Present Farce Friday
Unionville notices a local benefit event as the Henpecked Husband farce, directed by Carl ton Producing Company, plays at Community Hall Friday night. Cast includes Tom Harlor Allison Lane Kenneth Shay Donald Christie Mary Harlor Alice Johnson Charrie Bauers and director Mr Carlton. tickets selling fast.
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Unionville
Carlton
Minisink Grange
Tom
Public hearing on West Main grade crossing elimination
The Court House will hold a public hearing Monday March 10 at 11 oclock on the elimination of three highway grade crossings on West Main street. Since the new law was enacted a year ago there has been strong interest in grade crossing elimination for this village and residents hope crossings will be reduced soon.
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Court House
West Main Street
Cahen
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