Washingtonville Athenia luncheon hostesses named
Washingtonville hosts Athenia luncheon on January 13 with hostess list including Mrs. W D Owen Mrs Thomas W Brooks Mrs E J McVaughlin and Miss Elizabeth Hookey of Washingtonville plus Mrs Cornelia Young of Newburgh Morality notes on church events school reopens and community Christmas activities are reported with many local names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athenia
W. D Owen
Thomas W. Brooks
E. J. McVaughlin
Margaret Cronk
William Ross
William Conger
Harriet Hosezll
Elizabeth Hookey
Washingtonville
Mass Cornelia Young
Newburgh
Frank Elston
Bertha Cunxer
Blooming Grove Church
Corning
Harriet Ballen
Albany
Wilbur Merritt
S A. Felter
M. Gregory
T. F. Howell
Blooming Grove Study Club
Stephen Hunt
Macy
New York
Henry Tothill
Jozeph Gerow
Martin Gregory
Mr. Gregory
Martin Konnight
Monroe
Marguerite Gerow
Wilmington
Del
Jennie Gerow
Stephen E. Merritt
Clinton Merritt
Oswego Normal
Frank Irving
Clarence Gerow, Jr
Windsor Hill
Marjorie Wood
Young People’s Card Club
Washingtonville Musicale Presented at Mrs Findley’s Home
Mrs Thomas Findley and her music pupils hosted a musicale for parents and friends in Washingtonville on January 6. The program included pieces such as Fanfare Militaire, Playground March, Under the Double Eagle March, and Meadowbrook Waltz, featuring students like Mary Owen and Clementina Di Benedetto among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtonville
Thomas Findley
J. F. Wagner
G. Rosay
Mary Owen
Marguerite Blume
Louis Scarmolin
Bophie Figurski
Rose Garden
Bert An
Wong
Dorothy Love
Bing
Robin
Sing
Spaulding
Anna Marie Koenig
R. Steadbog
Clementina di Benedietto
Clarence Gerow, Jr
Frank Irving, Jr
Windsor Hill
Henry Tuthill
New York
Anna Millspaugh
Tuxedo
Margery
Imogene
Everett Pennie
Newburgh
Marguerite Gerow
Wilmington
Del
Duryea Calver
West Point
Thomas Findlay
West
Craigville
Cow’s Right to Its Calf Causes Suit in County Court
Samuel Kosloff of Stamford sues Thame Borka of Valley Falls in Rensselaer County Supreme Court over a cow calf sale. Kosloff paid 2.50 on a 50 contract for a cow and calf allegedly included. Borka says only the cow was sold and Kosloff failed to pay the balance. Change of venue moved case from Monticello to Rensselaer County for February term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtonville
Rensslaer County
Supreme Court
Treyst
Joseph Rosch
Sullivan County
Monticello
Rensselaer County
Samuel Kosloff
Stamford
Delaware County
Thame Borka
Valley Falls
Kosloff
Borka
Car overturns near Bloomingburg on icy mountain road
Bloomingburg January 6. Charles Startup of the Orange County Telephone Company descended the mountain above High View in a sedan near the post office corner when he applied brakes and the car overturned. He escaped injury and the vehicle was found nearly undamaged after assistance righted it. The road was extremely icy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomingburg
Charles Startup
Orange County Telephone Company
High View
Suffern Realty Firm Chartered With 320000 Capital
The Tallman Realty Company of Suffern was chartered at Albany Tuesday with a capital of 320000. Corporators include H. G. Osborn W. H. Jenkins and K B Rose. Morton Lepew is the Suffern attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffern Corporation
Tallman Realty Company of
Suffern
Albany
H. G. Osborn
W. H. Jenkins
K .B. Rose
Morton Lepew Po
Former Little Britain Man Dies in Beacon
Thomas B. Giles, 80, a former Little Britain resident, died December 27 at his Beacon home after nearly a year bedridden from a stroke. He is survived by four daughters and two sons, a sister, and a brother. Funeral services were held at his home. burial in Washingtonville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Giles
Little Britain
Beacon
Giles
Huck Tavern
Laura Gerald
Clara Tilton
Bertha Halstead
Wallkill
Ethel Sloan
Emmett
Joe Brooklyn
Fred
Newburgh
Rachel Bond
Arother
William C. Giles
Rock Tavern
Washingtonville Cemetery
Officers Elected by Supervisors At Annual Session
The Board of Supervisors convened in annual session to elect officers for the new year. Charles E. Dusenberry of New Windsor was unanimously chosen chairman, with George F. Gregg reelected as Clerk, and Augustus Gillesche as deputy clerk. Charles H. Smith’s highway salary rose to 3600 plus expenses, and several doctors were named to jail and almshouse posts. A tuberculosis nurse selection committee was formed with Drs Krug, Davis, and Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
George F. Gregg
Wiliam R. Wallace
Charles E. Dusenberry
New Windsor
Dusenberry
M. A. Tighe
Newburgh
Tighe
John R. Martin
Wallace
George
F. Gregg
Augustus Gillesche
William A. Wells
J.W. Gott
I. M. Lawrence
Charles H. Smith
James C. Donovan
R. L. Lippincott
Goshen
Henry Youngs
Cuno Muabsch
B. McD
Supervisors Question Sanatorium Board Resignations
The Odell Memorial Sanatorium superintendent Dr C E B Waterbury and board member doctors Townsend Snyder resignations are presented to the Board of Supervisors at the meeting. The inquiry seeks reasons behind the quits and potential impacts on institution management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odell Sanatorium
C. E B. Waterbury
Odell Memorial Sanatorium
E. Townsend
W. H. Snyder
Inntitution
Supervi
County Board discusses hospital severance and highway plans
The county board debated hospital staff severance, inviting three members to explain their request on January 1. Thomas B. Giben received thanks and confidence. A highway resolution to build a Wash ingtonville half mile linking routes was referred to the Highway Committee, as was the filling in of the New Durgh to Walden plank road slated for future construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sors Moniay
James B. Tierney
Thomas B. Giben
Roe
Washingtonville
Thomas B. Gibson
South Plank Road
New Durgh
Walden
Mother Angela Observes Silver Jubilee At Middletown
Sister Angela Stack head of Ursuline community on East Main street Middletown observes her silver jubilee after vows in New York City. Family and Ursuline order members attend the ceremonies, mass, sermon and anniversary dinner with gifts from relatives and former pupils across New York State and New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angela Stack
Ursuline Community
East Main Street
Middletown
New York City
Angela
Thomas Stack
New York
John
Thomas
Joseph
Willam Stack
College of St. Cecilia
M. J. Shine
New York State
New England
Holy Name Society to Hold Annual Meeting at St Josephs
The Holy Name Society of St. Josephs Church will meet Sunday evening at St Josephs School for its annual gathering and officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name
Holy Name Society of
St. Joseph's Church
St. Joseph’s School
Taxes Now Due in Highland Falls and Highland Mills
Tax collectors announce state county and town taxes due at one percent for thirty days then five percent. Local notes report residents visiting relatives over the holidays and routine church activities. Shifts in home wiring and illness are listed among village happenings with several residents noted by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Coley
Frank Pavek
OA. 8 N
John Shelton
Madeline Both
Livingston Scott
Timothy Cox
George Baisley
Judge Smith Retires After Thirty Years of Service
Monticello January 6 Judge George H Smith retires as Sullivan County Judge and Surrogate after twenty four years in office and over thirty years in public service He plans to re establish his Monticello law practice and follow in the footsteps of his late father William W Smith His career includes work in the children court and service during wartime as Home Defense Committee head and drafting board counsel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Sullivan County
George H. Smith
Smith
South
Hoe
William W. Smith
Judge Smith
Sullivan County Bar Association
Supreme Court
Joseph Rosch
David §. Hill
George L. Cooke
Woodbourne
Liberty Normal School
Albany
Jvage
Hfe
Home Defense Committee
Draft Board
Cooke
George A. Smith
Timothy F. Bush
George L. Cooke Named Sullivan County Judge and Surrogate
Monticello reports George L. Cooke elected county judge and surrogate with a majority over 1800. Born Monticello November 9 1878 he trained as a teacher and lawyer and has 24 years’ practice. He succeeds Judge George H. Smith praised for fairness and experience.
Goldberg, Newburgh Jeweler, Dies After Coaster Collision
Samuel Goldberg a 61 year old Newburgh jeweler died at St Luke's Hospital from injuries after being struck by a coaster near Ann and Johnson streets while returning to his Broadway shop at 166 Broad Way. Police took him to the hospital after the incident last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburg
Samuel Goldberg
St. Luke's Hospital
Ann and Johnson
Lawyer Elected District Attorney in 1910 with Plurality
The passage notes a lawyer with a poor case reputation who nevertheless won the district attorney election in 1910 by a substantial plurality. It implies the community trusted him despite professional concerns.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Athenia Club
Augusta Woodhall
Oxford Depot
Joseph C. Gerow
Blooming Grove
H. N Greene
King’s Daughters
Gilbert H. Gerow
George S. Hond
Orville Eichenberg
Roosevelt Hospital
F. Schmigga
Ben Fithill
Henry Martin
Louise
Minger
M G
Lt. Paderewsk
Paolo Dallico
Sun Dial Care
W. Kees
Mildred Ross
Fairy Barque
W. Swarthwood
Frannie, Elston
Valsen
to-Marguerite Blume
Probe
Wuchard Kouatt
Sojpice Fugursh
Sound
Autumn
Brows Omer
Cléementiga Bi
Jesus
Frances Fistun
Pir
Bloomins Grove
King's Daughters
Theodore Howell
Nat Roe
Mery Strong
Frank Strong
George Bond
Santa Claus
A. Elwood Corning
Rebekah Earl
Bethany Chapel
Percy Sewell
Jennie Henderson
James Mills| Paush
Millspaugh
G. Enma Many
Alfred Denniston
Hudson District
Moffat Library
Shuart
James Burnett
O. C. Stoneberg
Florence Markey
Bedford Hills
Jesse Tuthill
Markey
Poughkeepsie
Mrs. Findley
News Matel
Los Angeles
Cal
T. B. Giles
Rmas
Lauran Webber
Washingtonsville
Borden
Moffat Tihrare
Mulholland
Providence
R. 1
Anna Strang
Bridge
North Street
W. J. Hudson
William Rose
Brooklyn
Sergt. Searle
Troy
G. Searle
New York State Police School
Searle
Frank B. Lavelarce
Poughkeepsale
Common Connell
Or Charles Dusenberry
Joseph W. Gott
Ursuline Academy
Highland Mills News
Highland Mills Star
Highland Mills Pharmacy
Jaeger’s
Highland Falls
Highland Mills
John Mitchell
New Rochelle
Rose Mitchell
Mountain Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church
Myra Mandigo
Church of the Holy Innocents
Barry Cohen
Maas
Brooky
Hiss Nellie Murphy
Geo. L. Cooke
Geo. H. Smith
Maher
Washingtonville, N. Y
W. H. Fitzgerald
Hoskings
E. E. Hoskings
Old Man Jones
The
First National Bank of
First National Bank
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