Fire claims buildings in Newburgh
A fierce blaze on Colden and South Water streets in Newburgh destroyed nine structures and damaged several more while a number of flats were emptied and residents sought keepsakes. The largest building, a six story structure owned by Walter B. Martin, was among the flames. Firefighting from multiple towns, freezing conditions, and ice drenched gear hampered efforts but no fatalities occurred. Loss estimated at about 250000 with extensive property damage and humanitarian help from local agencies.
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Colden Street
Teller Tailor Shop
A. and P
Shapiro Bros
Hill Dry Cold Refrigerating Co
Masten Feed Co
Postal Telegraph Co
Beauty
Korden Fur Co
South Water Street
Carter’s
Martin
Newburgh Butter’ Co
Shonire
Beacon West Shore
Beacon View
Walter B. Martin
Goodrich
McCaw
Middletown
Newburgh
Colden
Waller Streets
Hudson
Lincoln
Herald-Times-Press
S. C. Goodrich
W. T. McCaw
Shapiro Brothers
Shapiro
John Gilmartin
Department of Newburgh
Walden
Beacon
Poughkeepsie
Reed Haight
Newburgh Hook and Ladder Company
St. Luke’s Hospital
St. Luke’s
Nixon
Eyyebrows
Midditown
Aaron Schwartz
Philip Razanzky
Schwartz
Razanzky
John R. Burns
Jacques
James A. Teller
John Moshier
Catherine Bell
J. Kearns
Paul Thompson
Mary Robinson
Fred Frank
Robert T. Lawson
William Hunner
William Diehl
Cider News Clashes End With Bogash Detained
Bogash lashed out near Stone Farmhouse after a quarrel, tossing bricks from a barn roof and threatening Mrs Stone and her son. He fled with a gun as Stone drove away horses to Westtown. State troopers pursued in snow, captured Bogash who faced charges of disorderly conduct and firearm possession under the Sullivan Law.
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Bogash
Yovne Stone
Montgomery
Garrity
Cunniff
Stone
McBride
Slate Hill
Goshen
Scotchtown Sewing Club Meets Saturday
SCOTCHTOWN Jan 13 Lee Mowbray is ill and slowly improving Mrs Illenberg also ill The Sewing Club will meet at Mrs F Campbell home Saturday afternoon January 15 The February Missionary meeting will be at Mrs Charles Hasbrouck Other items note New Year visitors Mr and Mrs Harry Youngberg White Plains N Y visited their parents The young people enjoy coasting Farmers have filled ice houses A missionary meeting was held at Mrs Charles Richards Sunnyside Middletown last Wednesday effusive notes end with visitors at Mr and Mrs Theodore Youngberg and son Fred
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Scotchtown
Lee Mowbray
Circleville
Charles Richards
Sunnyside Avenue
Middletown
Theodore Youngberg
Fred
Peter Youngberg
New Hampton Card Club Entertained
The 600 Card Club met Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. James Doyle. Awards were won by Mrs. C. Schrodel and Mrs. E. Opdyke. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Mrs. Opdyke and daughters returned from Baldwin Long Island after a week with relatives. Miss A. Gilman of Rochester visits nephew Charles Gilman. Miss Agusta Wickham visited Albany friends. Miss Mary Doyle, recently in New York City, returns home to her parents. Frank Fowler, in charge of the creamery, finished filling the ice house.
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New Hampton
600 Card Club
James Doyle
C. Schrodel
E. Opdyke
Baldwin, L. I
A. Gilman
Rochester
Charles Gilman
Agusta Wickham
Albany
Mary Doyle
New York City
Frank Fowler
Wawayanda Grange to Install Officers Friday Night
Wawayanda Grange No. 1003 meets Friday night January 14 at Evans Hall State Hall. Officers will be installed and an oyster supper will be served afterward. Frank Davey of Greystone Poultry Farm returned Monday after a week at the Madison Square Garden Poultry Show. The family of Robert Sparks of
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Wawayanda
Wawayanda Grange No. 1003
Evans Hall
State Hall
Frank Davey
Greystone Poultry Farm
Madison Square Garden
Robert Sparks
New York Man Arrested for Vagrancy Near Monticello
Michael McGarry, 37, of New York City, arrested three miles from Monticello by Trooper A. Daley for vagrancy. He was taken before Justice Isaac Silberman and sentenced to 90 days in Sullivan County jail.
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Monticello
Michael McGarry
New York City
A. Daley
Justice of the Peace
Isaac Silberman
Sullivan County
Port Jervis Pastor Receives Papal Blessing
Rev. Francis A. Barry of Port Jervis received a cablegram of blessing from Pope Pius XI and Cardinal Bonzano. The Port Jervis pastor, who had been ill since Sunday, showed improvement today.
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Port Jervis
Pope
Francis A. Barry
Pius XI
Regular hours worth doing something worthwhile
The remark suggests that plain working hours gain value only when paired with meaningful actions or outcomes, emphasizing purposeful effort over time spent. It frames productive use of time as the key to value beyond routine schedules.
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Wm.f. Small
Fred’kr. Small
Optometr
STS and Opticians
Water Street
N. Y
Brinkerhoff
Cornwall-on-Hudson
Houghton Farm
S. R. Lewis
Mgr
Fire Claims
Ina
James Paras
Central Valley, N. Y
Washingtonville
Old Man Jones
First National Bank of
First National Bank
Washingtonville, N. Y
Scotchtown Sewing Club
NEW Hampton Card Club
Wawayanda Grange
Springside
Cardinal Bonzano
Father Barry
H. S. Shorter Optometrist
W. Main St. Middletons
Durland & Weston
Heinz
C. E. Cocks
Reliable Food
Gretest
Stout
Apri
Jersey
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