Orange county dairy tuberculin campaign sparks debate
Orange county dairymen face a heavy economic loss from bovine tuberculosis while health authorities push tuberculin testing. County Farm Bureau manager C. C. Davis warns of potential New York milk supply cuts, while Dr. John R. Morse defends the tests as safe and effective amid opposing claims from local dairymen and industry critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County
C. C. Davis
County Farm Bureau Association
John R Morse
Newburgh
New York City
Davis
City of
New York
State of New York
United States
Middletown
Harris
New York State
State Department of Farms and Markets
S. H. Livingston
Livingston
H. C. Short
Dairymen’s Protective Association
Ohio
Waverly
N. Y
Short
Dr. Morse
Morse
E. C. Schroeder
Methesda
Otisville Girls Surprise Party At Highland Ave Home
Miss Josephine Corwin received a surprise party Tuesday night at her Highland avenue home with games and dancing followed by refreshments. Attendees included Rose Carpenter Vera Gardner Middletown and many others. visitors from Middletown and Yonkers were noted along with several local residents. Royal Neighbors held a meeting at Mitchell Hall with three new members initiated and refreshments served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otisville
Josephine Corwin
Highland Avenue
Rose Carpenter
Vera Gardner
Middletown
Dorothy Miller
Dorothy Bowers
Florence Carpenter
Lavina Miller
Anna Dewey
Dora Green
Grace Carpenter
Elizabeth Pedersen
Edna Cockrell
Grace Holley
Louise Corwin
Chester Snyder
Charles Behan
Ralph Gardner
Son
Carmel Carpenter
Edna Snyder
Yonkers
C. Fulmer
Otto McLean
Charles Moore
Academy Avenue
Royal Neighbors
Mitchell Hall
June Lockwood
Frances Boatfield
Julia Osterdahl
Irene Rockwell
Belle Lockwood
Jemima Anderson
Grace Poor
Anna Moore
C. Schroff
C. J. Carpenter
Frank Cuomo
Electric line rearrangement due to new dam near Washingtonville
The Central Hudson system reroutes lines to bypass flooded areas north of the power plant. Workers set 64 new poles 125 feet apart and string 8 000 pounds of wire for the Central Hudson circuit and 6 590 pounds for the Washingtonville circuit. The project moves the plant 2 miles closer to Washingtonville, improving voltage in Washingtonville and Salisbury Mills. A new lake connection is under way with a 400 foot long dike 12 feet high and a 3 500 yard earthwork phase. New street light controls are installed for better regulation during dark mornings and evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Hudson Gas and Electric Company
Washingtonville
Galloway
Hunter Hill
Hudson
Salisbury Mills
William Smith
Otisville Socials and Personnel Moves
Misses Frances Tremper and Martha Illenberg of Middletown were entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Van Ness. W Herbert Sayer retired after 20 years as a carpenter at the Municipal Sanatorium for the City of New York. Miss Frances Seymour returned home after staying with friends in New York City. Mr and Mrs Harold L Benton spent Wednesday in Middletown on business. Philip Mangle resigned from the Municipal Sanatorium. Mrs Oresta McDonald left for two weeks with relatives in New York City before moving to Yonkers. Mrs Marion Smith and brother Norman Areson were in Middletown on business. Misses Alma Gumner Etta Greenleaf Rosemary Kiernan Marion Bowers and Harriet Mitchell enjoyed The Big Parade at Stratton Theatre. Frank G Robbins and George Schneider motored to Middletown on business Wednesday. Blooming Grove King’s Daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Tremper
Martha Illenberg
Middletown
Clarence van Ness
W. Herbert Sayer
City of
New York
Frances Seymour
Home
Friends
New York City
Harold L. Benton
Philip Mangle
Oresta McDonald
Yonkers
Marion Smith
Norman Areson
Alma Gumner
Etta Greenleaf
Rosemary Kiernan
Marion Bowers
Harriet Mitchell
Stratton Theatre
Frank G. Robbins
George Schneider
Blooming Grove
King's Daughters
Blooming Grove Chapter Meeting Postponed to March 23
Blooming Grove Chapter of the King's Daughters postpones its meeting to Wednesday, March 23 due to the death of member Miss Marriet Hunter. Miss Mary Sweeney is in New York for eye surgery recovery, while Miss Nettle Gerow is staying with Mrs. Corning in Balmville. Percy Gerow attended Goshen court, and Miss Alma Hudson returned from a visit in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blooming Grove
Mary Sweeney
New York
Nettle Gerow
Corning
Balmville
King’s Daughters
Marriet Hunter
Percy Gerow
Goshen
Alma Hudson
Brooklyn
Hudson
McCoach rounds out 25 years on police force today
Chief John D. McCoach marks twenty six years of service today after joining as constable in 1902. He rose from patrolman to chief and has handled notable cases including the Olney murder. He is a Sullivan county native, married with a family, and previously worked at the State hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoach
John D. McCoach
Olney
State Hospital
Sullivan County
Westtown Man Bags Six Foxes This Season
Westtown man Robert Tyler and his pair of fox hounds reportedly bagged a sixth fox this season. Community notes report church services at the Presbyterian and M E churches, visits among town residents, and the Missionary Society planning a March 10 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westtown
F. M. Line
Presbyterian Church
Mildred Lindsey
Englewood
N. J
Clarence Ingram
Port Jervis
E. Remey
The
Missionary Society
Elizabeth Graham
Frank Remey
South Centreville
Jeanette Harding
Robert Tyler
Westtown M. E
Elizabeth Kennick
Alex Decker
Lillian
Katherine Decker
Minnie Schultz
Bessie Buchanan
J. J. Wade
Emmet Schofield
Elizabeth Kerrick
Greenville Ladies’ Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E
Maly Nominated for Rural Carrier Route 2
Fran's Maly, a World War II era veteran with serious injuries, is recommended by Representative Hamilton Fish Jr. for the Goshen to Durlandville Route No 2 rural carrier position. Maly has lived in Durlandville for over 20 years and is well known along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fran's
Maly
Hamilton Fish, Jr
Goshen
Durlandville
Mr. Maly
Durlandaville
High View Residents Share News and Travel Updates
A county town notices several visits and health updates. Marion Hamilton recovers from pneumonia and sits up briefly after a serious illness. William Bennett, once a High View resident, now visits on crutches after a belt accident in Florida. Local residents travel for business and family matters, including trips to Monticello Albany and Jersey City, with family health news shared by Mrs. Clapham and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Sauer
Bloomingburg
Donald
Middletown
High View
Jacksonville
Florida
Bennett
Frank
Moshier
Edson D. Knapp
Monticello
Albany
William Bennett
Bullville
Frank Stinson
Jersey
John Taylor
New York City
Eugene Meyer, Jr
Ralph Clark
Metropolis
Arthur B. Clapham
Clearwater
George A. Smith
Louis Michela
G. E. Wright
Brooklyn
Mr. Reichart
Sol. Danab
Surlingham
Winterton Home Bureau met Monday in March notes
The record lists routine items from the Winterton Home Bureau meeting. It notes Mrs. Henry Siers injuring her ankle on March 4, several callers in Middletown and Fair Oaks, illness and improvement of Mrs. Mary Butcher and Mrs. George York, and visits by Ella Hubbard and Frances and Lois Suffern. The entries mention Mrs. Minnie E. Morgan’s death, a local funeral, and the Postmaster W. W. Winter as a caller in Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winterton
Henry Siers
George VanOrder
Middletown
Mary Butcher
George York
Ella Hubbard
George Hubbard
Frances
Lois Suffern
Mt. Johnston
Minnie E. Morgan
Army Baseball Opens Spring Training at West Point
West Point N Y Mar 10 Army began its baseball training with over sixty men reporting to Head Coach Harry Moose McCormick. Practice used the riding hall as snow covers the Plains diamond and focused on warmups and battery work. Promising battery men scarce McCormick aims to build depth with players like Coffin, Carns, Harding and Carmichael among catchers and Stevenson, Stribling, Timberlake, Easton, Beauchamp and Kunzig on the mound. Veterans like Nave Spreathall Mills Bell and Zimmerplan in the outfield with Captain Cobb Scepps Browning Flood Beyon and Galvin among the elders. Fifteen games are on the schedule opening April 9 against Catholic University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
N. Y
Army
Harry
Moose) McCormick
Plains
Wight
McCormick
Coatello
Carns
Harding
Carmichael
Stevenson
Stribling
Timberlake
Easton
Beauchamp
Kunzig
Nave
Spreathall
Mills
Bell
Zimmerplan
Captain Cobb
Scepps
Browning
Flood
Beyon
Galvin
Wit Catholic University
DURLANDVILLE PERSONAL NEWS ITEM SUMMARY
Rev. Stanislaus J. Lempka and Rev. J. Vincent Dasskiewicz returned from a two day visit with Joseph J. Lempka and family in Staten Island and Hastings. Father Lempka heads to Washington D C after mission in Cleveland. Mrs. Chester Kozareski comes home after Goshen Hospital operation. Peter Mudrick of Mt Eve remains in poor health. Miss Anna Glebocki and Miss Agnes Orezch back from two weeks in Brooklyn. Julius Nowicki convalesces from illness. An additional day bird shoot is planned for Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Mudrick
Mt. Eve
Anna Glebocki
Agnes Orezch
Brooklyn
Julius Nowicki
Election Contests and Water Question On Harri man Ballot
The Harri man village election is set for Tuesday March 15 with candidates from the Citizens party including President Frank J. Watson and Trustee William H. Smith and from the Square Deal Party President Frank J. Watson Trustee John C. Lee. Voters will also decide the water question. Local notices report social visits and various family updates across Harri man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman
Citizen’s Party
Frank J. Watson
William H. Smith
Square Deal Party
John C. Lee
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Barre
Farm Bureau
Ulster, Orange, Rockland, Dutchess and Putnam
Hudson Counties
Smith Street
Newburgh, N
Otisville Girls
Orange & Rockland
George Hall, Sr
Lake Wen
Otisville News
Westtown Man
Automobile and Radio
Monroe Garage
TEL
Owen
Personal News
Florence
Walker
R. Burdette
Margaret “Prenticé
Union Free School
Win
Chester
Mass
Howard
Hulse
Joseph Guthrie
Harry Ha
Timothy Quackenbush
Horace Hudson
Grove Street
David Kitchen
Los Angeles
Fornia
William Blackburn
John Sweeney
Toledo
Sweeney
Blackburn
Enos Beam
Floyd Beam
Charles Sharpe
Main Street
Percy Pembleton
Monroe
Bluebird Shop
Pine Tree Inn
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