Otisville Social Roundup From Jan 20
Otisville residents recount a weekend of visits and travel. William Carboy and Nicholas Kiernan joined Edward Shelley from Cuddebackville for a Middletown program. Mrs. Sweeney of Brooklyn visits Sarah Nichols. Frank Moran and Rose Kiernan visit Middletown. Helen and Rose Salvati stay with Mr and Mrs J Carpenter. C W Pinkham of Utica visits his son Wallace in Otisville. Coleman Ketcham has his tonsils removed by Dr James R Cahill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otisville
William _Carboy
Nicholas Kiernan
Edward Shelley
Cuddebackville
Middletown
William Sweeney
Brooklyn
Sarah Nichols
Frank Moran
Rosemary Kiernan
Helen
Rose Salvati
Co. J. Carpenter
C.W. Pinkham
Utica
Wallace Pinkham
Coleman Ketcham
Isaac Ketcham
James R. Cahill
Britain readies war effort as China crisis grows
London reports Britain’s government mobilizes manpower and ships for possible action in China. Four cruisers Frobisher Danae Delhi and Dragon head east from Malta while fifty seven British warships already patrol Chinese waters and one thousand marines stand ready for instant deployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U.P
Britain
China
Yangtze Valley
Shanghai
Hankow
Great Britain
Malta
Frobisher
Danae
Delhi
Dragon
Far East
Admiralty
Catholic refugees flee mob violence from Foo Chow to relief boat
Thirty Catholic refugees arrived in Hong Kong from Foo Chow after fleeing mob violence. Among them were five Americans. They reported systematic looting of religious institutions and the kidnapping of 300 orphans’ inmates. While boarding a relief boat, bandits seized their clothes and restrained them. an elderly woman was manhandled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Foo Chow
Durlandville Boys Clear Snowed Road In Winter Morning
Three ten year old boys Conrad Lempka Peter and Antone Goleman cleared the blocked road in Durlandville after Saturday snow. The curb was opened to traffic in a short time while rural carrier Wilkin Coleman still completed his route. Roads were rough but schools held sessions. Abe Barth of New York inspected stored onions now being sold at 2.50 to 3.00 per hundredweight sack. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Frank J Glembocki January 13. Gus Haveranek visits New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durlandville
Conrad Lempka
Peter
Antone Goleman
Maka Ep
Avas
Abe Barth
New York
Frank J. Glembocki
Gus Haveranek
New York City
Wilkin Coleman
Newton Newsnotes and Snowbound Sagas
Newton experiences an eighteen inch snowfall and drifted streets delaying trains from New York. Mrs. Philip Whiting and daughter from New Rochelle stay with Mr and Mrs Andrew J Van Blarcom in High Street. Community reports include a Presbyterian Brotherhood meeting at Dr C W Rouse home with Nelson E Barton named president and M F Goldsmith Jr as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Philip Whiting
Young Daghter
New Rochelle
Andrew J. van Blarcom
High Street
Presbyterian Brotherhood
C. W. Rouse
Linwood Avenue
Nelson E. Barton
M. F. Goldsmith, Jr
James Lewis
New York City
Branchville
F. A. Newkirk
Edward Diving
Madison Street
State Department of Labor
Sussex
Morris Counties
Paterson
Augustus Munson
Dover
Samuel T. Munson
Franklin
Morristown Memorial Hospital
Walter Dressing
Spring Street
Franklin Hospital
Narrow escape for McKay in Newburgh laundry accident
Harry McKay of McKay Laundry in Newburgh narrowly escaped death when his clothes caught in a machine belt and tore from his body. Doctors report no broken bones as yet, with an X-ray planned to assess injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McKay
McKay Laundry
Newburgh
McKay
Florida Village Office Ad in E A Allens News Store
The Florida Journal announces the village office newsstand at E A Allens News Store on Main Street Florida. The notice highlights local listings and upcoming Community Board updates for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Florida Journal
E. A. Allen’s
Main Street
Florida
Warwick Seeks Charter for State Bank in Town
Warwick, Jan 20 The new Savings Bank nears completion with plans to move by February first Officers report strong progress and over eighty percent of stock subscribed for the People’s Bank Organizers now seek a State bank charter rather than a Trust Co No word yet on final approval from state authorities The town sees growth in finance as residents return from travels and life continues with weddings fires and family movements across Warwick and adjacent areas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick
Bertram Hall
New York
Bank of
Trust Co
People’s Bank
Miss Mayham Dies After Pneumonia Illness
Miss Doro thee H. Mayham, 21, former Warwick resident, died at Arnot Ogden Hospital Elmira after a weeklong pneumonia illness. She was a 1925 graduate nurse, daughter of Harriett Maybe and Prof A C Mayham, with survivors including a sister Mrs Lewis H. Watkins and brother Albert C. Mayham. Funeral arrangements set for the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick
Dorothee H. Mayham
Elmira
Arnot-Ogden Hospital
May*ham
Harriett Maybe
A. C. Mayham
Yham
Florida Personal News and Events Summary
Florida brief notes report visitors and illness among residents, travel to Miami, Middletown, and New York City, plus weather impacts from a recent snowstorm. Individuals named include John Poppino, Morris Suresky, C. C. Crawford, Wilmot Millspaugh, Alice DeKay, Mrs. William Gross, Audrey Gross, and Marion VanGelder. Social outings feature theatre at Criterion Theatre in New York with Beau Geste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Florida Auto Sales
New York City
John Poppino
Morris Suresky
C. C. Crawford
Wilmot Millspaugh
Miami
Alice DeKay
William Gross
Audrey
Middletown
C. P. DeKay
Otis Vail
Marion VanGelder
Warwick
Stanley Kardys
Emmet Arnott
Criterion Theatre
Beau Geste
Paul Warholz
Hollywood
Califor
Florida Men's Club Valentine Social Planned in Weed's Hall
Preliminary plans for a Valentine social by the Florida Men's Club feature vaudeville by New York artists, cards, valentine novelties, a luncheonette and dancing with music by Harter's Happy Harmonizers. Committees include House, Entertainment, Refreshments, Lighting, Decorations, Advertising and Tickets. several local residents are named. Also noted are various local personal items and a Seward Institute basketball trip to Monroe Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Florida Men's Club
Weed’s Hall
New York
Harter
House
Felix Villamil
John Meany
L. G Fitzgerald
Ignatius Golumbosk
Joseph Bigert
Leg Romer
Roy Durland
Robert Anderson
George W. Lappine
J. D. Mars
Benjamin Chiron
Charles Harter
Walter Sturr
John Arnott
Otis Vail
Sam Dombrowski
John Demke
Max Harper
Stanley R. Evans
Harrison Wheeler
Harry Craig
William Weed
John Weed
Walter Cortright
W. V. Starr
John Bigert
Charles Wheeler
C. E. Mars
Percy Crookston
Fred Westphal
L. Friedman
Fred Romer
Antonio Harter
Clarence Mabee
Officers Elected At North Street Church Meeting
At the Intermediate C E Society of the North Street Congregational Church last evening officers were chosen. President is Miss Helen Francisco, vice president Miss Doris DeVoe, secretary Miss Arabella Elman, treasurer Miss Anna Mae Knapp, pianist Miss Lillian Gifford, assistant pianist Miss Doris Hotchkiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Society
North Street Congregational Church
Helen Francisco
Doris DeVoe
Arabella Elman
Anna Mae Knapp
Lillian Gifford
Doris Hotchkiss
Twentieth Century Club Meeting on Aerial Navigation
The Twentieth Century Club met at the Library and Historical Society rooms as Principal Charles J. Hooker spoke about aerial navigation. Hooker, a WWI navigation officer, shared experiences from five air fields on Long Island. The next meeting is set for February 1 at Mrs. John J. Van Vliet’s Webster Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Club
Library and Historical Society
Charles J. Hooker
Hooker
John J. van Vliet
Webster Avenue
Sailing Races Regatta Set By American Skate Sailing Assn
The annual regatta of the American Skate Sailing Association will be held next Sunday at Rockland with participants from local clubs and regional teams expected to compete for trophies and medals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Skate Sailing Association
Rockland
Lake River Hopatcong events draw large crowds
In recent years these venues on the Shre River and at Lake Hopatcong have attracted large crowds of people and heightened local interest in the activities held there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shre River
Hopatcong 4
Also Mentioned on This Page
Otisville and
Woolsey Garage Co
Central Valley, N. Y
Naiy
O. K
NASH
WAR Gear
Earest
Owe Limestone Products Corporation OF America
Newton, New Jersey
N. Y
General Motors
Pontiac
Fisher
Duco
Bellinger’s
Chambers Street
Newburgh, N. Y
News of Florida Village
State Bank
Henry Pelton
Reformed Church
Taber Knox
Raymond Hose Co. No. 2
Emma Thompson
Mabel Creighton
Charles Howard
Frank Houghtaling
Ray Buchanan
Dewitt Armstrong
Maxwell Struble
Belleville
N. J
Harvey Green
Wisner
Abbie Hoyt
Grand Street
William Wheeler, Jr
Second Street
Juliet Wheeler
Thomas F.lawrence
Ida Lawrence
Sarah
Miss Mayham
Valentine
Lewis Nowak
Familly
Behrent House
Minnie Howell
Goshen State Road
Stanley Kaplisk
William Boyd
Creeden
Fred Greene
James Millspaugh
Coral Gables
Fla
Martha Millspaugh
Roosevelt Hospital
Millspaugh
Goshen Emergency Hospital
Walter Starr
Stephen P. Carlo
Philadelphia
Camden
Linden
Elizabeth
Seward Institute
Monroe
Wm.f. Small & Free‘kr. Small Optometrists and
Opticians
Water Street
N. Y. Phon
Ulster, Orange, Rockland, Dutchess and Putnam
Hudson Counties
Smith Street
Newburgh, N
Thomas & Wallace
Electrical Contractors
Maybrook, N. Y
Everlight
Westinghouse
Washingtonville
Berkey & Gay
Spain
Berkey & Gay Shop
Water St. Newburgh
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