Judge George M. Beebe Led Noted Legal Life and Public Service
Judge George M. Beebe of Ellenville died Monday night. Born October 28 1836 at New Vernon he belonged to the Beebe newspaper family. He edited the Central Illinois Democrat in 1858 and later Monticello Republican Watchman. Beebe served as assemblyman 1872 74 congressman 1874 77 and was judge of the Court of Claims 1883 1893. He held Civil and military posts in Kansas and practiced in Nevada. He married Cornelia B. Foster in 1861 and later Louise Markey surviving both spouses and seven children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Beebe
Ellenville
Middletown Beebe
Judge Beebe
New Vern
Gilbert Beebe
Wallkill Academy
Middletown
George W. Lord
Monticello
Albany Law School
Central Illinois Democrat
Kansas
Kansas Territory
Nevada
New York National Guard
Court of Claims
Cleveland
Hill
Flower
Thompson
Cornelia B. Foster
Louise Markey
Brooklyn
Escape in car crash avoids serious injuries on Denton Hill
Several persons narrowly escaped serious injuries Tuesday afternoon when a Ganther music store auto truck traveling from Middletown toward Goshen collided on Denton Hill with a New Hampton passenger car driven by Vincent Czanski of New Hampton. Earl H. Brown driver of the truck and his assistant Louis Hatch were slightly hurt when the car struck the rear of the truck, wrecking it. Middletown police said Czanski is 15 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganther Music Store
Middletown
Goshen
Denton Hill
New Hampton
Vincent Czanski
Earl H. Brown
Louis Hatch
Czanskits
Farm Bureau announces resignation of local assistant manager
A. D. Long, assistant manager and fruit specialist for the Orange County Farm Bureau Association, resigns to become county agent of Salem County New Jersey. The resignation takes effect March 1 after his association since April 4 1925. No replacement has been secured yet, announced C. C. Davis, manager of the county Farm Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Long
Orange County Farm Bureau Association
Salem County
New Jersey
C. C. Davis
Goshen Five Triumph at Masonic Hall in Narrow Victory
The Masonic Five of Goshen defeated Monroe 42 to 30 in a Thursday night game. Earlier, the Cataracts beat the Odd Fellows team 12 to 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Masonic Hall
Masonic Five
Monroe
The
Odd Fellows
Civic Club maps a large 1927 program in Washingtonville
Washingtonville March 1 The Civic Club holds a social after a February 23 business meeting at the Municipal building. The secretary reported 1926 activities and appropriations to local charities and health efforts. Members welcomed new names and enjoyed bridge and five hundred as Miss Louise Howell served tea.
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Washingtonville
Mar
Civic Club
W. V. Seaman
Home For Aged Women
Middletown
Associated Charities
Frean Ai Fund
Moffatibrary
Civic League
Salvation Army
Red Cross
Sunshine
Louise Howell
Boy Stabbed by Mother Near Beacon Recovers
Joseph Barnum, 13, wounded when his distracted mother stabbed him in the back, lies in a Beacon hospital cot and is reported practically out of danger. He forgives his mother and sympathetic support pours in as officials note the family’s hardship on a run-down pig farm north of Beacon.
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Beacon
Joseph Barnum
Fashiena Hospital
BF. Co. V. Keating
Barnum
Larry Thaw
Matteawan
Bullville Church Official Board Meeting Report
The Bullville Official Board met after Sunday preaching in a well attended session. Members vowed to redouble efforts to meet all obligations before the conference year ends. Mr Switzer of Howells visited the Trumbell home. George Taylor went to New York Thursday to meet the Sheffield Farms Creamery milk committee.
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Bullville
Switzer
Howells
Trumbell
George Taylor
New York City
Sheffields Farms Creamery Company
Dairylea Officials Dine At Circleville
March 1 report from Circleville notes directors of the Dairymen's League Co operative and spouses hosted at E W Bennett home February 24. Attendees included G Peth erbridge, Harry Buil, Rev C S Jessen, Mr and Mrs Couser, Mr and Mrs Norris, Mr and Mrs Comfort and families, plus others from Thompson Ridge Scotchtown and Circleville. An informal meeting followed the dinner with local community updates and plans for a Boy Scout troop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circleville
Dairymen’s League Co-operative
Thompson Ridge
Circleville Oranches
E. W Bennett
G. Petherbridge
Harry Buil
Lamogneit Hall
Christian S. Jessen
Virdeville
Thomas Couser
William Norris
Charles Comfort
Scotchtown
Coe Vw. Winter
Jennie M. Travis
Harold York
Winterton
Wiliam Schutz
Helen Schutz
Middletown
Anna Wallace
East Main Street
Orchard Street
Hanford Terwilliger
Thursay
William Wallace
Bloomingburg church groups schedule meetings
The Ladies Auxiliary of the M. E church will meet at Mrs. James Henry home Thursday afternoon. A postponed Missionary Society meeting will be held at Mrs. Abby Decker home on Tuesday afternoon March 8. The Ladies Aid society of the Reformed Church will meet at the chapel Thursday afternoon. It is
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M. E Church
James Henry
The
Missionary Society
Abby Decker
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Reformed Church
Manual training department set for Warwick schools
Warwick council or school committee votes to add a manual training department in the schools with a salary of about 1900 dollars for the appointee. D S Poteat chosen to fill the vacancy caused by C S Beattie’s resignation until the regular election next August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thon
Lawrence J. Stage
D. S. Poteat
C. S. Beattie
Tax Filing Advice Scheduled for Spring Meeting
A spring program will offer guidance on completing income tax returns. The event aims to provide practical tips and answer common questions for efficient filing.
Electric flash signals installed at Howells crossing
Howells March 1 Erie railroad has installed new electric flash signals at the main crossing in this village. They replace the old bell signal which could not be heard by drivers of heavy cars or trucks.
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Erie Railroad
Local Notices Mention Community Events and Visits
The item notes church services at Howells Congregational Church on Sunday March at 11 a m and an Ald meeting planned for March 3 at the home of Mrs William Koether. It also reports Joseph Schmidt of Carlstadt New Jersey visiting Mr and Mrs John Bronner over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Townsend
Charles Townsend
Jessie Bennett
New Paltz Normal
Mora
Winifred Worzel
Port Jervis
William Koether
Wr. _ ee
A. Mm. Laates
Willam Koether
Joseph Schmidt
Carlstadt
N. J
John Bronner
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Beebe
Brinkerhoff
Cornwall-on-Hudson
N. Y
Houghton Farm
S. R. Lewis
Mgr
Ganther
Denton
Long
Cohen’s Opera House
Broadway
Newburgh
Richard Barthelmes
Sean de Costa
Washingtonville Organization
Mabel Knapp
Athenia Club
Mount Vernon
Mary Whookey
William Mallon
South Orang
Evening Bridge Club
Betty van Duzer
William van Duzer
James Steedman
Chester
Warwick Hospital
Washingtonvile Grange
Grange Hall
Mem Bers
William McLaughlin
Craigville
Barton
Blooming Grove
Hugh Sunney
McLaughlin
Thompson Koenig
William Koenig
Goshen Hospital
Alma Hudson
W. J. Hudson
Dana van de Mark
New York
Yankee Lake Community Club
Prince George Hotel
Newton Cornell
Carl Lem
Carl Lemkuel
Village Lunch Room
Main Street
Bullville Church Official Board
Dairylea
Ington Heights
Miamma C. Chase
Union Free School
William E. Brown
Post Graduate Hospital
Arlington
Leonia
Unions Hill
J. Alfred C. Chace
H. D. Chace
Emma Kinne
Estelle
Susie Hannan
James Babcock
Charles ©. Elston
Bloomingburg
Mangal Trarvne
Warwick Schools
Village Caucus
John M. Deming
James A. Montross
Clarence Forshee
Charles Mills
John H. van Gelder
Barbara MacFerran
Syracuse
Dave Marks
Mosesuilding
Marjorie
Muriel Millspaugh
H. W. Millispaugh
League of Women Voters
Eunice Paulding
Orange Courty Committee
Bluebird Shop
Monroe, N. Y
Howells Crossing
Myra Clark
Miss E. Shay
Thomas Shay
Mt Vernon
W. H. Fitzgerald
Constantine & Ellis
Prop
Newburgh, N. F
Elbridge Tf. Smith
Highland Mills
Alex. Goldberg
Water St
Goldberg
Fashion Park
Biltmore
Bere
Goldberg’s
Gc. & Vy. Vlomlars
Alex Goldberg
Water Street
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