Bear Mountain prepares premier ski slide and jump
Major Welch and the Palisades Interstate Park Commission oversee a new long ski slide and jump at Bear Mountain near the Inn in the Hudson Highlands. The Interstate Ski Jumping Championship is set for February 13 under Bear Mountain Sports association and Eastern Ski Association sanction. The course spans 690 feet with a 128 foot takeoff, aiming for jumps of 1850 to 200 feet, with 150 tons of snow stored to ensure reliable conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Bear Mountain
Harriman State Park
Hudson
Palisades Interstate Park
Bear Mountain Sports Association
Eastern Ski Association
W. A. Welch
H. Rybow
Swedish Ski Club
E. P. Beckwith
Norsemen Ski Club
Sweden
Norway
Welch
Hessian
Hudson Gorge
Dunderberg
Manitou
Anthony’s Nose
NFW Police Auto Gets Flat Tire on First Trip
Last Friday the Muddletown police took possession of their new Studebaker car purchased by the Board of Estimate and Apportionment. Patrolman Swiron dhum drove about 20 feet, halted at city hall, and reported a flat tire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muddletown
Studebaker
Board of E Estimate
G. Sw
Dhum
Bullville Ladies Aid to Meet at Mrs Bell Residence
The Ladies' Aid Society holds its regular meeting at Mrs James Bell's home on Saturday afternoon January 29 at 2 o'clock. A cottage prayer meeting is set for this evening at the parsonage at 7 45 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullville
Ladies’ Aid Society
James Bell
Croxteth the Orange County Pointer Shaped American Field Trials
The article traces Croxteth the Orange County pointer from importation in 1879 to his rise as a field trial force in America. It covers his lineage, trials, notable offspring, and his role as founder of a dominant bloodline leading to Manitoba Rap’s thundering 190? championship, cementing Orange County as a base of modern American bird dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croxteth
E. A. Godeffroy
Guymard
Orange County
Rysdyk
America
American Bird Dog
Daily Herald-Times-Press
Haines
Middletown
United States
A. F. Hochwalt
New York
St. Louis
J. C. MacDonna
Orange
High Point
N. C
Col
James Gordon
J. M. Kinney
Elliott Smith
J. O. Donner
Rochester
Sefton
Young Bang
Dave
Luna
Bang
Trinket
King of Kent
Rip Rap
Jingo
Pearl
Manitoba Rap
Gorham
Ripple
Kentucky
W. T. T. Fiedler
Manitoba
Cyrano Rush
s_ Rippie
Thomas Johnson
Winnipeg
Ames
Grand Junction
Tenn
Tribe of Croxteth
New Bus Line From Goshen to Maybrook Approved
The Service Commission granted B E Sheeley and Paul Swartz a certificate of public convenience for a motor bus line from the Erie station Goshen through Goshen Campbell Hall Burnside to Watts Pharmacy Maybrook with no local service between Otterkill Bridge and Maybrook. Competing Hudson Transportation withdrew opposition on that condition. The commission also allowed transfer of Goshen Warwick service to Sheeley and Swartz, revoking the Goshen Newburgh authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
Minthe Service Commission
B. E. Sheeley
Paul Swartz
Erie Station
Goshen
State Road
Campbell Hall
Burnside
Hamptonburgh
Watts’ Pharmacy
Maybrook
Otterkill Bridge
Hudson Transportation Corporation
Otterkill Ridge
Charles MacClure
Warwick
Newburgh
Charles McClure
Petiioners
Officers Chosen by Goshen Emergency Hospital
The Goshen Emergency Hospital directors named officers for the year. President Mrs Henry Jacon, Vice President Mrs J Floyd Halstead, Recording Secretary Miss Laura Frost, Assistant Recording Secretary Mrs R E Bunker, Treasurer Mrs Delia P Kelsey, Assistant Treasurer Mrs J F DeVine, Corresponding Secretary Mrs Joseph Merritt. The executive committee adds Mrs Thoras Finan, Mrs Joseph W Gott, and Mrs Henry B Knight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen Emergency Hospital
Henry Jacon
J. Floyd Halstead
Laura Frost
R. E. Bunker
Delia P. Kelsey
J. F. DeVine
Joseph Merritt
Thoras Finan
Joseph W. Gott
Henry B. Knight
Middletown Merchant Weds New York Woman
Moses Roy Stern of Middletown, a prominent local merchant, married May O'Hara Lippold of 157 East 72nd Street New York City in St Agnes Church Manhattan. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Alexander H O'Hara of Walkerton Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Roy Stern
Lehman Stern
Middletown
May O'Hara Lippold
East 72Nd Street
New York City
Alexander H. O'Hara
Walkerton
Ind
May
St. Agnes Church
New York
Monroe Pageant of Installations and Local Notes
Monroe Council 108 Jr O U A M installed officers for one year at the January meeting. New officers include Councilor Harold Libolt and others, installed by Deputy State Counselor David F E Henson. A card party by High Point Lodge of Rebekahs awarded prizes, with refreshments served. Local residents and visitors noted, including Father Diana Burke and Miss Marjorie Medina resuming work, and Regents and exams taking place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Monroe Council
Harold Libolt
Frank Broadhead
Charles Pilgrim
Harry Farrell
A. P. W. Brooks
William Lamoreaux, Jr
George Low
LeRoy Steele
Inside Sentinel
Kenneth Lybelt
Outside Sentinel
Elwood Weeks
Clarence Earl
Frank x William Lamoreaux Lie
David FE. Henson
Sloatsburg
George W. Jordan
Tuxedo
High Point Lodge
Rebekahs
Bridge
Arthur Eichenburg
Schuman
Daniel Thomas
Laura Brooks
Mildred Wilds
William Call
Alex R. Dunn
Clifford Cook
Nathaniel J. McMahon
Sophia Shaw
N. J. McMahon
Monroe Post
American Legion
Edward B. Garrison
Diana Burke
Tuxedo Park
Odd Fellows Hall
Francis Mack
New York City
David F. Mack
South Main Street
Marjorie Medina
Oliver Cromwell
Orlando
Fla
Non-Resident Pupils to Receive Refund at Goshen Schools
At a Goshen Board of Education meeting the district decided to refund outside district funds used for high school instruction this term. The action hinges on state funding and may change next term. Contracts for the next school year will be issued at the upcoming meeting. eighteen teachers are currently employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Goshen
Hig
Fire slight at home of William Goodmen
Fire alarm from Box 62 at South and Green streets in Goshen summoned fire companies to William Goodmen's residence at 133 South Street. The blaze started by tar igniting near a barn and was quickly extinguished. damage described as very slight.
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South
Green Streets
Goshen
William Goodmen
South Street
Slate Hill Woman Dies After Rat Poison Attempt
Mrs. Nellie Knapp of Slate Hill died at Middletown State Hospital after an apparent suicide attempt with rat poison. She is survived by her husband and two children. a former state hospital inmate, she had been released on parole. The death occurred Monday night and funeral plans were not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Knapp
Slate Hill
Middletown State Hospital
Blind man fixes house on South Plank Road
Frederick McCroskery, who is blind and lives near Newburgh on South Plank Road, has replaced old siding with new stained shingles and completed the work entirely by touch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick McCroskery
South Plank Road
Newburgh
Surrogate's Court Grants Estates In Goshen District
In Goshen Surrogate Elweed C. Smith issued letters testamentary and administration on several estates in Middletown Chester Goshen and Warwick. Decrees issued for Howser Layton Packer and Holtz estates. An Idaho carload of red cedar poles arrives in Middletown to replace chestnut for power lines with cedar offering longer life at higher cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Elweed C. Smith
George Everett Force
Middletown
Elizabeth Force
Franklin A. Schriver
Chester
Josephine G. Hawkins
Edwin F. Valentine
Brooklyn
Martha
N. V. Mott
Catherine Reinert
Gustav Reinert
Crawford
Williams Horton
James M. Horton
Wallkill
Charles H. Wetmore
Augusta Jane Wetmore
James K. Houston
Ira Harold Houston
Mary A. Houston
Esther Holtz
Port Jervis
Wolff Holtz
Priest River
Idaho
Poles
Land Light & Power Corporation
M. F. Clement
Clement
Wisconsin
Mrs Tinney Raises Bird Care Funds for Florida Winter
When Mrs Tinney of 36 Murray Avenue left town for Florida last fall she arranged funds with the caretaker to feed the yard birds. The caretaker distributes various foods in the yard and trees and many birds visit daily devouring the offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinney
Murray Avenue
Florida
Seal sale in Dutchess county raises 6546 dollars
Over subscribing its quota, Dutchess county has raised 6546 dollars in its tuberculosis Christmas Seal drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutchess County
Newburgh Approves 43651 Dollar West Shore Crossing Work
The city of Newburgh has authorized expenditure of 43651.10 dollars as its share of the cost to eliminate the South End grade crossings of the West Shore Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
West Shore Railroad
Twin Calves Born to Whiteley at Pine Lane Farm
Twin heifer calves born at Pine Lane farm of J. B. Whiteley on Slate Hill road. Dam Holstein and sire Ayrshire, both purebred. This second set from stock once owned by Francis Lynde Stetson. Mother and twins healthy. they will learn to graze in meadows when turned out next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Whiteley
Pine Lane Farm
Slate Hill Road
Whiteley
Francis Lynde Steson
Mr. Whiteley
Newburgh Youth Sentenced to Two Years in Atlanta Penitentiary
Thomas Higgins formerly of Newburgh is in New York City custody awaiting transfer to Atlanta for a two year term after pleading guilty to impersonating a federal officer. He was arrested December 7 in Newburgh when Minnie Pollack accused him of extorting $25 by waving a federal warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas . Higgins
Newburgh
New York City
Atlanta
Higgins
Minnie Pollack
Anne i Clark
New Metal Ship Book Ends Featured in Green Bronze Finish
Newest book end fad offers metal pieces in green bronze tones with a felt base to protect surfaces. Also advertised are 32 piece utility sets and porcelain dinnerware in green yellow and green black Holland designs, popular for gifts and parties.
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NFW Police
Robin’s Island
Sheeley and Swartz
the Public Service Commission
Much Business Lighting CO
Smith
Tilley
Pine Lama
Proud Mother
R. J. Pia
Registered Land Surveyor
Cornwall-on-Hudson
Ulster
Rockland
Dutchess and
Putnam
Hudson Counties
Smith Street
Newburgh, N. Y
Bolero
Athena
The
McCall
Middletown, N. Y
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