Goshen News and Notes Reports Return from Austria
Mr and Mrs Ira Ryerson of Goshen return from Vienna after an absence of three years where Ryerson trained and raced horses. They sailed from Hamburg on the Rost with a Christmas voyage, describing Austrian racing as early and strong, with Vienna boasting grandstands and large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Ryerson
Goshen
Vienna
Austria
Ryerson
Wamburg
Germany
Mary
Deaths-Funerals Mrs Margaret Fitzgerald
Mrs Margaret Wetreerad a well known Florida resident died shortly after New Year s morning at Odell Memorial Sanatorium Funeral arrangements to follow in Florida city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Fitzgerald
Margaret Wetreerad
Florida
Odell Memorial Sanatorium
Swezey Heads Goshen Dramatic Society Re-Elected
Marshall Swezey was re-elected president of the Goshen Dramatic Society during its annual meeting at Charles C. Coleman’s office. Ann Ehlers was chosen secretary and Meta Yerg treasurer. The group, in its first year, staged six shows and set Adam and Eve for February 11 and 12 at Masonic Hall with parts assigned and rehearsals to begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Swezey
Goshen Dramatic Society
Charles C. Coleman
Ann Ehlers
Meta Yerg
Masonic Hall
Savings and Man Ascn Has Savings and Man Ascn Has Co
The Goshen Co-Operative Savings and Loan Association reports 800 members with over 225000 dollars in first mortgages on homes, paying a six percent regular dividend and five percent on income shares since 1910 without foreclosures. An annual meeting is set for January 11 to discuss 1927 share subscriptions. the association has ample funds to meet loan demand and no borrower premiums have ever been charged. Meanwhile County Probation Officer William A Handerson’s proposed salary increase from 2100 to 3000 was voted down by the Board, despite support from Justice Seeger and Judge Wiggins. The board approved various bills totaling 6727.83 and discussed appointments for Commissioner of Jurors. Clerk Gregg distributed safety razors to board members as gifts. Supervisor Horning moved for thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen Co-Operative Saviings and Loan Association
Goshen National Bank
Adrian Kissam, Jr
Garrell A. Parry
James E. Gillen
William A. Handerson
Wih
A. H. F. Seeger
Russell Wiggins
John J. Toth
Port Jervis
Harry B. Moore
Unionville
George F. Gregg
Andrew Horning
Goshen Lumber Dealer John L Cummins Dies at 73
John Lisle Cummins a prominent Goshen lumber dealer and longtime resident of the village died Saturday at his home 111 Murray avenue Goshen after a long illness He was born in Muscatine Iowa March 36 1853 to Frank Marrece Cummins and Caroline Seely Cummins He was twice married and a Goshen Presbyterian Church member Surviving are his wife two daughters a brother sister and a grandchild The funeral was held at 11 Murray avenue on Tuesday with burial in Slate Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lisle Cummins
Goshen
Murray Avenue
Conklin and Cumming
Mr. Cummins
Muscatine
Iowa
Frank Marrece Cummins
Caroline Seely Cummins
Annie Kate Demerest
Susan H. Ogden
Muton
Conn
Cummins
Goshen Presbyterian Church
Goshen Lodge
Thomas Hathaway
Hudson
Elizabeth G. Cummins
Goshen Charity Ball Proves Great Success
The Minisink Hall New Year's Eve charity ball in Goshen for Emergency Hospital funds drew a large crowd. Music by the West Point orchestra accompanied dancing from 8 to midnight with refreshments served at midnight. Mrs Genevieve Condict hosted dinner. Girls' Friendly Society members helped, chaired by Mrs PFW Murray Jr and Mrs Perry V D Gott.
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Minisink Hall
West Point
Genevieve Condict
Girls’ Friendly Society
PF. W. Murray, Jr
Perry V D. Gott
Goshen Gomeboc Club Defeated By Walden Boys
The Goshen Gomeboc Club lost to Walden Methodist Boys' Club 42 to 22 at Walden. Despite height weight and experience, Goshen played a clean spirited game and plans more outside contests. Post game crowd attended Watch Night service at Walden Methodist Church. Lineup included Maney center Bach yard Harding R Barnes H Barnes Mon stayne and Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gomeboc Club
Methodist Church
Walden
Methodist Boys
Goshen
Walden Boys
Gomebec
Walden Methodist Church
Anti Diphtheria Drive Seeks Community Help
A preliminary canvass of Middletown homes for a diphtheria toxin antitoxin drive began Monday morning led by Mrs L Schmitt and Miss Ruth Koman. A full house-to-house canvass will start next week with donations of auto services from local firms listed for each weekday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
L. Schmitt
Ruth Koman
Cavender
Middletown Auto Sales Co
John Gray
Case iKane Inc
Post Garage
Thompson Ridge Personal News Briefs Highlight Local Visits
Reverend Albert Martin delivered a sermon despite bad roads and cold illnesses reducing attendance. Upcoming Lord's Supper set for next Sunday. Mr and Mrs Brewster Bouck and a friend from Brakebeen visited Rev Martin. Mildred Owens hosted Pine Bush high school graduates. Earle Dickerson and son Ronald visited Mrs T B Couser. Louis Kernochan and son Jack came from Saranac Lake to Waldo Dickersons. Clifford Kernochan returned to Mount Hermon Mass for school.
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Thompson Ridge
Albert Martin
Brewster Bouck
Brakebeen
Martin
Mildred Owens
Pine Bush High School
Searsville
Earle Dickerson
Ronald
Christmas Party Draws Large Crowd in Middle Town
More than 200 attendees filled the Middle town Sage Loyal Order of Moose and Women of the Moose heart Legion Christmas tree exercises on Tuesday night. The program featured recitations songs and dances with gifts for children by Santa Claus. Committee members Howard Smith Roy Moran William Sloyer and several spouses organized the event. The program opened with The Star Spangled Banner and closed with America. Participants included Anne Bonnell Edith Crowell Lilian Wyman Irene Crowell Marie Moran Mildred Brower Grace LaRue Ida Rosen and Bar Bonnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Sage
Loyal Order of Moose
Mooseheart Legion
Santa Claus
Howard Smith
Roy Moran
William Sloyer
Frank van Leavan
QO. B. Davis
Clifton Crowell
Hamptonburgh Students May Quit Goshen High School
District 4 Hamptonburgh board weighs withdrawing nonresident pupils from Goshen High due to tuition disputes. A conference discussed replacing Goshen with Middletown High School to reduce travel delays, with plans to hire a daily bus if Middletown is chosen.
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Hamptonburgh
Goshen
Gosen High School
Board of Education
District 4
Middletown High School
Coshen
Middletown Boy Enlists in U S Navy
Valentine Austin Devereaux 19 of Middletown and Claude Brown 20 of Monticello enlisted in the United States Navy. Devereaux to take machinist mates exam, Brown to test for radio school. Both sent to Newport R I for eight weeks training before further schooling. Nine enlistment applications were filed at the station last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Austin Devereaux
Middletown
United States Navy
Richard Jones
Navy
State Armory
Claude Brown
Monticello
Devereaux
Brown
Newport
R. L
Summer Bachelors At Cohen's Theatre
Allan Dwan presents Summer Bachelors at Cohen's Theatre Newburgh featuring Madge Bellamy. The film adapts Warner Fabian's novel via William Fox and follows Derry Thomas who dodges matrimony while wives are away. Supported by Allan Forrest Matt Moore Oliver Tell and Walter Catlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Dwan
Allan Forrest
Matt Moore
Oliver Tell
Walter Catlett
Ladies at Play Graces Broadway Theatre Cast
Broadway opens with the comedy Ladies at Play starring Doris Kenyon Lloyd Hughes and Louise Fazenda. An accompanying history short subjects package precedes next week’s feature Blonde or Brunette with Adolphe Menjou Great Nissen and Arlette Marchal in a stylish entertainment pairing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Kenyon
Lloyd Hughes
Louise Fazenda
Adolphe Menjou
Great Nissen
Arlette Marchal
Lively Vaudeville at the Academy of Music
This Thursday to Saturday the new B F Keith vaudeville bill headlines Billy Purl and Co in Hereafter a burlesque on Hades. Will J Ward Raymond Bond and Gauthier Sisters perform with Toby Wella Trio. The Lunatic at Large screens with Leon Errol and Dorothy Mackall in a top bill. Wednesday offers Koith vaudeville and Foola of Fashion with Mae Busch and Marceline Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.F. Keith
Billy Purl & Co
Will J. Ward
Raymond Bond
Egbert
Gauthier
Toby Wella
Leon Errol
Webb Horton Memorial Presbyterian Cabinet Meeting
The January meeting of the Cabinet of the Webb Horton Memorial Presbyterian church met Tuesday night. Supper was served to about 38 members by the Senior Group. The school of Missions opens February 9 and enrollment is urged. Rev. Dr. Cady will deliver an address at the first meeting. Mrs. BE Van Dyke Wight reported the December fete was most successful with substantial proceeds. All societies reported. Rev. Dr. BE Van Dyke Wight presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb Horton Memorial Presbyterian Church
School of Missions
Fiist
Cady
BE van Dyke Wight
Sec
BE. van Dyke Wight
Forsyth house offered to Ulster Historical Society
Under the will of Kath erine Bruyn Forsyth of Kingston the Ulster County Historical Society may at once use or eventually purchase for 10000 dollars her residence at Fair and Pearl streets as the society home unless a specific heir occupies it during his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Bruyn Forsyth
Kingston
Ulster County Historical Society
Fair and Pearl Streets
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William §. Prial
John J. Dowd
John J. Packer
St. Stephen's Cemetery
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Leon Errol and
Dorothy Mackail
Fools OF Fashion
Mae Busch
Marceline Day
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