McIntyres in Shanghai as gunboat duties continue
Mrs Gertrude Jordan McIntyre and her husband Lieutenant Commander Earl A McIntyre head a family in Shanghai amid Chinese upheaval. The couple and their sons Andrew and Jordan live at the Astor hotel while the S S Villalobos operates from Hankow to protect foreign refugees and patrol the Yangtze river corridor. A January 27 letter to Mrs Jordan says they are not in personal danger and expect possible sailings to Seattle or the Philippines, with Consul Waterman noting grave foreign tensions in China.
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Earl A. McIntyre
Gertrude Jordan
Middletown
Shanghai
McIintyre
I. C. Jordan
Wickham Avenue
Astor
McIntyre
S. S. Villalobos
United States
Hanko
Yangtse- Riang
Changsha
Villalobos
Hankow
Seattle
Philippines
Oriental Gateway
Waterman
Jiffin
Rainey S. Taylor
McIintyres
Hudson Transit Plans New Bus Line in Newburgh Area
Hudson Transit Corp plans a new bus route between Newburgh and Walden via the South Plank road and Orange Lake, seeking a certificate of convenience and necessity. The line would not start for about two years, with a secondary route on the future road after its completion. The existing Newburgh to Walden service via Scott's Corners will continue meanwhile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Transit Corporation
Newburgh Bus Transportation Company
Public Service Commission
Albany
Newburgh
Walden
South Plank Road
Orange Lake
Wavy of
Scott’s Corners
Harriman Presented With Scout Statute at Middletown Event
Six Eagle Scouts from Middletown honored FE Roland Harriman, president of the County Scout Council, with a handsome statuette at a Chamber of Commerce reception held at Mitchell Inn. Harold Fisher of Troop 8 presented brief remarks accompanied by other Eagle Scouts Stanley Seeley William Schrade Storey Chappell Floyd Cook Edward Allen from Troops 2 and 9. The statuette was purchased by the Eagle Scouts.
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Boy Scouts of
McIntyre Children Victim of Abandonment Case
The McIntyre children at 4 Union Street faced a child abandonment ruling in a children's court on August 6, 1926. The father pled guilty and was ordered to pay $6 weekly. he had briefly paid, then cited hard luck while buying a truck, leaving $176 in arrears. Attorney J Allen Ballman noted a verbal divorce agreement. the wife obtained a Michigan decree but left the city with her mother, Mrs. Davis of 104 Mason Avenue, Binghamton. The court heard Warren might pay $10 weekly until arrears are cleared if the child benefits. Henderson reported the child is well fed and housed. Similar action followed in Smith’s case. James Judson of Highland Mills paid $5 weekly for a year, then stopped, claiming no road work. Probation officials said leniency waned after $100-plus arrears were discovered. Judson later borrowed from his father to cover and now owes $105 plus a separate debt to another lender.
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Union Street
J. Allen Ballman
Warren
Michigan
Cily
Davis
Mason Avenue
Binghamton
Handerson
Smith
James Judson
Highland Mills
Judson
Earnest
Brovet
Richard Smith
Wallkill
William A. Handerson
Wiggins
Franklin Street
Tarrytown
Herbert B. Royce
Taylor & Royce
Mr. Handerson
Judge Wiggins Tough On Probationers In County Case
County Judge Russell Wiggins sentenced three probation violators to two months in Orange County jail after revoking suspended sentences. Richard Smith of Circleville Henry Warren of Middletown Ridge Judson of Highland Mills faced terms. Smith pleaded guilty to abandonment and owed substantial arrears for a child’s support.
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Russell Wiggins
Orange County
Richard Smith
Circleville
Henry Warren
R. D
Middletown
James Judson
Highland Mills
Aged Nurse Wins Case Over Local Estate
The jury in Middletown awarded Mrs. Jane Powell $650 against F. Edson Coleman executor of Harriet A. Milligan’s last will in Goshen Supreme Court. The claim sought $1,740. Attorney Pery R. Buttenheim criticized the verdict while Justice Beeger praised its size, calling the testimony clear proof of liability.
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Jane Powell
Middletown
F. Edson Coleman
Erecu
Harriet A. Milligan
Supreme Court
Goshen
Pery R. Buttenheim
Beeger
Noted school leader dies after long career in Monroe
Orville Eichenberg, 76, former Monroe district superintendent and longtime educator, died Thursday at his home on Brooks Avenue following a relapse. Born in 1861, he served 15 years as supervisor in Orange County and taught at Fallsburg Pine Bush and Harriman. Survived by his wife Julia Bodine two sons Ernest and Arthur a grandson and two sisters. Funeral Sunday at 2 PM from the home with former pupils as pallbearers.
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Orville Eichenberg
Brooks Avenue
Monroe
Roosevelt Hospital
New York
Eichenberg
Orange County Supervisory District
Monroe High School
Fallsburg
Pine Bush
Harriman
Mr. Bichenberg
Phillipsport
Abrem
Mary Jane Bichenberg
Fort Hdward
N. Y
Pennington
N. J
Monroe M. E. Church
Standard Lodg Ee
Julia Bodine
Ernest F
Arthur Bichenberg
Francis Bichenberg
James Hoyt
Charles Caldwell
Stamford
the Highlands
Thompson-Youngs Wedding in Trinity Church New York
Dr Henry Youngs and Miss Phebs Adaline ThowM son daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilmot Thompson of Goshen were married on Wednesday at Trinity church New York City.
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Thompson—Youngs
Henry Youngs
Phebs Adaline Thowm
Wilmot Thompson
Goshen
Trinity Church
New York City
Monroe Teams Win Over Goshen In Friday Games
Monroe High School girls defeated Goshen High 19 to 11 while Monroe boys won 22 to 21. The results leave Monroe and Tuxedo boys tied for county section. Tuxedo girls claim the championship.
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Monroe
Monroe High School
Goshen High School
Tuxedo
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