Goshen Odd Fellows Install Officers in Goshen
Tuesday evening saw the annual installation of officers for Goshen Orange Lodge No. 596. District Deputy Grand Master R. Lattimer presided with a staff including Grand Marshal George Gano Grand Warden George Drake and Grand Secretary Charles Purcell. A banquet led by Kate Sharis featured a lengthy list of committee members and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Lodge
Grang Mastereo R. Lattimer
Middletown
Eorge Gano
George Drake
Charles Purcell
Robert Lawrence
Milo Hopkins
Ira FR
N. G
Clifford Kerwin
WY. G
William VanGuilder
Millard McNeice
James Eld
Red
McLean Aids Orange and Rockland Charities Staff Changes
John B McLean long time county agent for Orange and Rockland and Catholic Charities worker has broad duties. New York office announces staff moves including Rev Thomas L Brennock as director of Families and John Philip Bramer as director of Protective Care. Bramer advocates parole reform, stressing individualized treatment and strong supervision as crucial to successful social salvage and crime prevention.
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John B. McLean
Orange and
Rockland
Catholic Charities
Archdiocese of New York
Goshen
New York
Thomas L. Brennock
Division of Families
John Philip Bramer
Bramer
New York State
American Prison Association
Surrogate Court issues testamentary to Goshen woman
In Surrogate's Court tiers testamentary have been issued to Mary J. Dougherty of Goshen on the estate of Ellen Dougherty late of Goshen.
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Mary J. Dougherty
Goshen
Ellen Dougherty
Deaths and Funerals of Mrs Katherine Myruski at Mt Eve
Mrs Katherine A Myruski died at her Mt Eve home January 5 after a year of frail health from liver disease. Born September 20 1890 in Joshen she married John Myruski September 21 1908 in St Josephs Florida. Survived by husband two daughters Julia and Eleanor son Edwin parents Herman and Mrs Dimke three brothers Gus John Joseph and one aunt Mrs Sicina. Funeral at Round Hill Florida with Mass at St Josephs Florida and interment in St Josephs Cemetery Union Corners.
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Katherine A. Myruski
Durlan
Sville
Mt. Eve
John Myruski
St. Joseph's Church
Florida
Myruski
Julia
Eleanor
Edwin
Herman Dimke
Gus
John
Joseph
Monroe
William Sicina
Round Hill
J. Nowak
T. J. Jozwiak
St. Stanislaus Church
Pine Island
C. A. Nowasodka
St. Joseph’s Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Union Corners
New Vault for Goshen Town Records Completed
The Goshen town vault, built by contractor William C. Altmann, is practically finished with shelves being arranged to hold documents. It measures 10 feet square and features a steel door and reinforced concrete. The design ensures records survive a fire even if the Town Hall is destroyed.
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Gosher
Whien
William C. Altmann
Goshen Banks Elect Heads On Tuesday
At the annual bank elections in Goshen the National Bank of Orange County directors named F W Murray Jr Charles S Edsall Charles S Patterson J Floyd Halstead Joseph Merritt Herbert Senger E A Hopkins as directors Directors then elected Francis W Murray Jr as president Charles Edsall as cashier and Herbert Senger as assistant cashier At Goshen National Bank Joseph Merritt A V D Wallace W A Wells Charles S Edsall Henry B Merritt as directors William A Wells as president A W D Wallace as vice president C Douglas Knapp as cashier At Goshen Savings and Loan Association annual meeting new directors A C Wallace W G Brown Percy V D Gott Victor M Terwilliger Elwood Roberts officers Percy V D Gott president John J Van Vliet vice president W A Wells treasurer C I Smith secretary A resolution expressed sympathy to the family of late John G Cummins charter member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank of
Orange County
F. W. Murray, Jr
Charles S. Edsall
Charles S Patterson
J. Floyd Halstead
Joseph Merritt
Herbert Senger
E. A. Hopkins
Francis W. Murray, Jr
Charles
Edsall
Goshen National Bank
Elwood Roberts
Percy V-D. Gott
John J. van Vliet
W. A. Wells
C. I. Smith
John G. Cummins
Matters Before the County Surrogate Court
In Surrogate Elwood C. Smith's Court letters testamentary were issued for Egbert Strong Sherwood of Scotchtown with a $1 bequest to his brother Alfred and the remainder to his widow. Letters testamentary also issued to Ellen E. Morse Clara A. Morse and Ela J. Sayer on William E. Morse estate of Middletown. Guardianship letters issued to Max Rosesler for minor Roseslers in Cornwall and to Edward M. Ward for his wife Alice R. Ward a minor in Warwick. An order for compromise of injuries to Mrs Ward granted to her husband for auto accident injuries in New Jersey. A decree of settlement issued on William T. Davis estate with William W. Davis as executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood C. Smith
Helen Twichell Sherwood
Wallkill
Egbert Strong Sherwood
Scotchtown
Alfred Sherwood
Atlanta
Ellen E. Morse
Clara A. Morse
Middletown
Ela J. Sayer
Wiggins to Speak at Orange Co Dinner
Justice A H F Seeger Judge Russell Wiggins and Justice William F Bleakley of Westchester will speak at the Orange County Society annual dinner at the Hotel Commodore New York on January 15 at 7 oclock. Frank O Roe former Chester resident and president will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. F. Seeger
Russell Wiggins
William F. Bleakley
Westchester County
Orange County Society
Commodore
New York
Frank O. Roe
Chester
Ex ecutive Committee Meets Over Dependent Children Work
The Orange County Agency for Dependent Children held a Monday afternoon meeting in the Surrogate's Court room with Mrs. Ernest R. Adee presiding. Attendees included Rev Dr J Holmes McGuinness, Mrs Henry Bacon, Mrs J Floyd Halstead, P A Rorty, and County Agent Miss Caroline M Cutceback. Reports noted Christmas aid reaching 69 children. The February session will be at Mrs Adee's New York home. Plans were set for members to attend the State Charities Aid Association luncheon at the Ritz Carlton Hotel, New York, on Saturday January 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County Agency For Dependent Children
Real Estate Transfer in Pine Bush Spotlight
Newton Higby sold a Depot street property in Pine Bush to Mr. and Mrs. James H. Booth of Brooklyn New York. The Booths plan to reside in Pine Bush and the sale was handled by George W Jamison Pine Bush real estate broker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Higby
Depot Street
Pine Bush
James H. Booth
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mr. Booth
New York World
George W. Jamison
Remarkable Goshen Hen Lays Three Eggs in Winter
Remarkable Plymouth Rock hen owned by H. R. Larkin of 5 Middle Street Goshen laid a double yolk egg on December 31 a second on January 2 and a third on January 4 in its third year highlighting unusual winter laying.
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H. R. Larkin
Middle Street
Goshen
Liberty Skating Rink Planned With Warming Haven
Liberty businessmen maintain three public skating rinks including a warming haven. The village household’s home has been flooded for the purpose.
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Libferty Skating Rink
Businessmen of Liberty
Hosebolld
Central Valley I O O F installs new officers and events
Central Valley Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows installed elected and appointed officers with District Deputy Grand Master Thomas Cunningham and staff from Orange District No 1. A roast beef supper followed, with music by Esther Glick Ralph A Van Etten and Abraham Sinit sky. Also a cake sale planned by Le Circle Francais to fund club pins. Local social notes include visitors from Newburgh and residents returning from New York City and several community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Valley
Central Valley Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Thomas Cunningham
Orange District No. 1
Newburgh
Central Valley Firemen’s Hall
Charles S. Lent, Jr
Spencer F. Shull
Frank Gardiner
Charles S. Lent
Maurice Fiedler
Theodore Woolsey
Noble Grand
Peter Clearwater
Clarence Rose
John T. Smith, Jr
Vice Grand
Ernest Rose
Abraham Smitsy
William H. Stevens, Jr
Left Scene
Charles Gerken
Inside Guardian
Richard Rose
Outside Guardian
Charles Rose
Daniel Moulton
le Circle Francais
Central Valley School
Pembleton
Henry Ahearn
New York City
John Ahearn
William Glick
Theodore Grahlis
Rachael Lewis
D A R Meets at Goshen on Monday
Minisink Chapter D A R held its January meeting in Goshen at the M E Church parish house. Delegates to the Continental Congress were announced, with alternates listed, and a program of piano, recitation, solos, and patriotic singing followed a brief prayer for Mrs. Edward Mott who had died in Chester.
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Minisink
M. E. Church
Goshen
Letteney
Corinne Bowne
Hiram Smith
Robert Hock
Edward Mott
Chester
Continental Congress
Washington
D. C
Reevs Makuen
Christine
Julia Dayton
Arthur Decker
Mrs Collins of Middletown Dies in Maybrook Visit
Mrs. Frank M. Collins mother of Edward Collins of Middletown died Sunday evening in Maybrook while visiting a daughter in Ilion. Born in England she came to America as a girl and married in Troy in 1884. Survived by husband four children Agnes Shields Harold Thompson Thomas Collins and Edward Collins. Funeral Wednesday at Church of the Sacred Blood Walden. Burial in St Marys cemetery Montgomery.
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Frank M. Collins
Edward Collins
Middletown
Maybrook
Walden
Ilion
Collins
England
America
Troy
Thion
Agnes Shields
Hion
Harold Thompson
Thomas Collins
Herkimer
Church of the Sacred Blood
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Montgomery
Sullivan County Plans 21 1/2 Mile Road Build
During 1927, 21 and a half miles of roads will be built in Sullivan County under a program adopted by the Board of Supervisors. The total cost is $143,500 with allocations of $57,630 to the state, $57,163 to the county, and $29,307 to towns.
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Sullivan
Sullivan County
Board of Supervisors
Auto sinks after ice cracks near Sterling Island
Three Pompton Lakes youths were speeding a Chevrolet on Greenwood Lake when the ice broke. They leaped to safety and the car quickly sank in about 40 feet of water near Sterling Island.
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AUTO
Pompton Lakes
Greenwood Lake
Sterling Island
Fox Hunt Fatality by Livingston Manor Driver
Fred Smith of Livingston Manor halted a fox sprinting beside his car and killed it with a tool, drawing attention to a swift roadside hunting incident.
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Fox Hunt
Fred Smith
Livingston Manor
Erie Pay Raise for Telegraphers on Erie Railroad
General Superintendent J. M. Condon announces a three cent per hour pay raise for Erie Railroad station telegraphers. The adjustment reflects wage reviews across key railroad roles and aims to improve station staffing incentives. The change affects telegraph operators at Erie stations under the railroad’s wage schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ERIE
J. M. Condon
New Milen Mayor Appoints Sheriff and Coons Team
Wells named new mayor and appointed Sheriff Herman S. Wells with support from Milen rilla leader H West Jake Coons. The fragmented text confirms local government changes and a key coalition figure guiding the administration.
Dogs Chase Deer in Arden. Two Killed by Warden
Saturday morning in Arden two dogs chased a deer through the village. Game Warden Briggs of the Arden estate shot and killed the dogs before they harmed the deer. Glenm Lacey and Harold Decker assisted in the catch. Leonard Griffin of Westbrookville visited over the weekend. The area reports elk and deer in the vicinity with 23 deer and five elk counted in the elk pen recently.
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Arden, Jan
Briggs
Arden Estate
Glenm Lacey
Harold Decker
Leonard Griffin
Westbrookville
Arden
Elk Pen
Arden Village Scene Describes Winter Activities and Visitors
Frequent visitor pen activity disturbs Arden yards as Mr Wenker drives eight of them away over several mornings to protect shrubs. Herbert Redner, Erie agent, resides in the area while William Viner harvests ice on Echo Lake. Arden youths enjoy skating and coasting there as D Connor from New York spends the weekend with his parents.
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Pen
Mr. Wenker
Herbert Redner
Erie
William Viner
Aren Farms
Echo Lake
Arden
D. Connor
New York City
New Corporation Duboyne Realties Incorporated at Greenwood Lake
Greenwood Lake firm Duboyne Realties earns a state charter for 5000 dollars. Incorporators are D. B. Coe R. M. Wilson and H. M. Johnstone. Papers filed by Stage and Stage of Warwick.
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Duboyne Realties
Greenwood Lake
D. B. Coe
R. M. Wilson
H. M. Johnstone
Stage and Stage
Warwick
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Eugene Barnes
B. J. Griswold
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Joseph Gott
Kate Sharis
Mother Machree
Odd Fellowship
Shorts
Mary Johnson
Howard Montanyea
Mary Smith
R. D. Botting
Edna Parsons
Jessie Doremus
William McNeice
Etta Chard a@vayne
Percy van Leuvan
Kinsin Laber
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Samwel van Gelder
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Hoskings Bakery
E. E
Hoskings
Herald Hoskings
Washingtonville, N. Y
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Orange CO
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Newburgh, N. Y
Fred L. Bockover, Inc
Dolson
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