Franklin Catholic Daughters Plan March 17 Event
Franklin New Jersey reports the Catholic Ladies Aid Society will host an entertainment program on March 17 at the Franklin Theatre. The show includes Irene film, local entertainers, vocal solos by Hyman Goldstein Sidney Webster Ruth Geisenberger Maurice Hyde and a Franklin children playlet presented by Anna Flynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Houyoux
Cunningham
Down
Leona Cooper
Catholic Ladies Aid Society
Franklin Theatre
Irene
Hyman Goldstein
Middletown
Sidney Webster
Newton
Ruth Geisenberger
Maurice Hyde
Franklin
Allan Terwilliger
Anna Flynn
Rutherford Avenue
Frank
Newark
Local man loses 10000 damage case
Dominick Barnetto of Middletown sued Abe Schwartz of Newark for personal injuries from an auto crash near Newburgh. The jury found no cause of action after trial in Supreme Court before Justice A. H. F. Seeger. Burnette suffered a broken leg in the ditch accident. witnesses included Dr. Harry Pohlman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominick Barnetto
Middletown
Abe Schwartz
Newark
Supreme Court
A. H. F. Seeger
Burnette
Schwartz
Newburgh
Harry Pohlman
M. Schnederman
Franklin A. Schriver
Samuel W. Eager
Henry Hirschberg
Allen J. Zabriskie
Campbell Hall
Charles Nabor
Goshen
John Flynn
Sugar Loaf
George E. Shoemaker
Graham S
John
Charles Graham
Howells
C. E. Creeden
Slate Hill
Leroy Garvin
Cornwall
Edward Green
Chester
Guild Names New Officers In Glenwood Community
Miss Evelyn Monks returned to Philadelphia to begin duties as three officers were elected for the Ladies Guild at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Harry Vance. Officers named include President Mrs. Harry Vance and several other posts. attendees from nearby towns visited during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Giveans
Weehawken
Seeley Grey
Hamburg
Abram van Winkie
Ladies’ Guild
Harry Vance
J. Lavender
Scott Grist
George Morehouse
Nelson Crissey
Youth Admits Slaying Sweetheart in Brooklyn Home
Walter Goldberg eighteen confessed to detectives that he shot and killed his girlfriend Anna Harris sixteen in her Brooklyn home after hours of questioning. He claimed accidental discharge after they each held pistols two weeks earlier, then fled and hid the weapons. Relatives cited jealousy as a motive and Goldberg faced further questioning before homicide court arraignment.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
U.P
Walter Goldberg
Anna Harris
Anna
Goldberg
Newburgh Banquet Sparks DA Lemon Name Calling
District Attorney Elmer H. Lemon denounces several Newburgh men as pestiferous figures at the Grace Methodist Episcopal church function. He cites a Monros Son pany real estate move in Neoware aimed at securing a near beer license and large beer production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer H. Lemon
Orange County
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Newburgh
Monros Sonpany
Neoware
Baumes Pushes Town Finance and Walden Village Bill
Senator Baumes introduces a bill to legalize Monticello trustees actions on raising funds auditing claims and levying taxes. The Senate passes Assemblyman Dominick’s bill elevating Walden to first class village and legalizing officers’ acts. Another Baumes bill follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Baumes
Monticello
Senate
Dominick
Walden
Senate approves highway law amendments for Orange County
The Senate passed amendments to the highway law directing construction order for county highways in Orange County. Newburgh charter amendments also cleared the Senate. The House moved Assemblyman Dominick's fire escape requirements for hotels and boarding houses to third reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Orange County
Newburgh
House
Harriman Votes On Water System Bond Issue
Harriman residents will vote March 15 on borrowing 80000 for a water works system to supply the village with artesian wells and pumps. Voting hours are 4 to 8 p m at the Jr O U A M Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hayes
Brooklyn
Alice B. Ca.oll
Minnie Post
Earl Florance
Highland Mills
Florida
Harry Florance
Harriman
Mombasha Club
Oakland House
Monroe
Edward Cogan
Presbyterian Society Meeting at Westtown
Westtown notes report a church gathering with sermons at 11 am and 7 30 pm on Sunday plus Sunday school at 10 am. A Missionary Society meeting met at Mrs F E Graham house to discuss Foreigners in America with leader Mrs H Albert Horton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Line
Lancaster
Blairsville
Brooklyn
Lester Schooley
Unionville
R. J. Selmes
Fred Blizzard and Sons
Middletown
Emmett Remey
Samuel Love
Rahway
N. J
E. Hulse
Frank Anderson
New York
William Berg
Presbyterian Church
The
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
F. E. Graham
America
H. Albert Horton
Andrew Sorg
Charles Sorg
M. E. Lee
Cora Horton
Westtown
M. E
Elizabeth Kernick
St. Patrick’s
Nelson Wilcox
M. E. Parsonage
Wallace Hill
Mt. Tabor
C. T. Aldrich
New Hampton Card Club Hosts Weekly Meet
The 600 Card Club was entertained by Mrs. Durwin and Strait last Friday evening with awards won by Mrs. Updyke and Mrs. Glavin. Refreshments were served as guests joined local residents for social games and updates on family visits and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampton
600 Card Club
Craigville Folk Hear From Supervisor Roe
Craigville residents hear from Supervisor Hamiet S. Roe who is visiting Orlando Florida. Roe reports he picks oranges daily. The column notes local residents William Conklin Eleanor Harr Harold Pruss Mrs Henry Martin Louise Hussey Jake Rolle Albert Smith Miss Elizabeth Horr William McLaughlin Jr John Montanage and others with minor updates on health and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craigville
Hamiet S. Roe
Orlando
Fla
Roe
William Conklin
Eleanor Harr
Harold Pruss
New York
Henry Pruss
Henry Martin
Louise
Newburgh
Charles Hussey
Port Washington
L. I
Jake Rolle
Albert Smith
Bethlehem
W. Harr
Elizabeth Horr
William McLaughlin, Jr
John Montanage
Arm strongs host Montgomery guests in four generation visit
March 17 Bullville notices Frank Armstrong and family entertaining visitors from Montgomery while Samuel Roberson hosted his Jer sey City relatives for a four generation gathering. Rev. Greenwell and evangelist Harold Carter attended town events with the Ladies Aid Society meeting moved to church rooms due to mud. Refreshments led by Mrs Illenburg with help from Armstrong Cox Bell Robertson offered games led by Miss Lillian Stansfield and caps in red white and blue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullville
Frank Armstrong
Montgomery
Samuel D. Roberson
Theodore Roberson
Jersey City
R. A. Greenwell
Middletown
Harold Carter
Ladies’ Aid Society
Howard Illenburg
Harry Cox
James Bell
Louis Roberson
Lillian Stansfield
Sussex Girls March Brides and Local Happenings
Sussex daily notes a dozen social items and marriages. Mary Stage and George VanEtten wed in Franklin with family in attendance. Anna Van Orden and Charles Williams marry in Cornwall and set to live in Newburgh. Local births, illnesses, hospital discharges, travel, and community events fill the column. Supportive names include Mrs H J Harden, Mrs J Everett Ferguson, Amzi Ayers, Betsy Dunn, Miss Lulu Stage, and many Sussex residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sussex
N. J
H. J. Harden
Jacksonville
Fla
J. Everett Ferguson
Mt. Samel
Jennie Stoll
Frank Arnold
Amzi Ayers
Clove Avenue
Wm. Morrison
Erwin Litts and Son
Lewis Dunn
Ada Barkman
Hillside
Bert Pellett
Walnut Street
Camp Fire
Cyclone Sally
Andover
Carrie Buckley
Linn Hospital
Evi Adams
Middletown
James M. Adams
Oscar Dunn
Colesville
Conrad Gemmer
Lewis Quince
Epworth League
M. F E
Clarence Stanton
Fred Snook
Eugene Slaughter
L. B. Dunn
M. Ayres
Wm. Ayers
Sussex High School
Mary Stage
Lewis Stage
George VanEtten
Port Jervis
Clement VanEtten
Franklin
C. F. Shaw
Immaculate Conception
Lulu Stage
Joseph Pratschler
Anna van Orden
Benjamin van Orden
Charles Williams
Cornwall
Ethel Clark
J. Hunt
Newburgh
M. J. Goldsmith
Charles
Bloomingburg Reformed Church Consistory Meeting
Bloomingburg Reformed Church consistory members including Rev M F Luther and Edward H Mills met at the parsonage Monday night with refreshments served. Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Albert Sauer and son Donald from Middletown. The Sunday school officers and teachers held a meeting at Fernald Godfrey’s home. monthly meetings moved to the first Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomingburg
Archie Piggott
Ralph Clark
Mamakating
A. E. Jemp
Roosa Gap
George Shearer
Jersey City
William T. Shearer
John K. Evans
George Meschutt
Luther
Albert Sauer
Donald
Middletown
Clarence Gowdey
Bernard Blake
Kenneth Godfrey
Hi Y Club
Webb Horton
Reformed Church
Fernald Godfrey
Local Ladies Attend Gowdey April Meeting At Home
Fernard Godfrey and a group of ladies including Clarence Gowdey and Bernard Blake gather for a meeting. Refreshments were served by Mrs Godfrey. The April meeting is planned for Mrs Gowdey's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernard Godfrey
Clarence Gowdey
Bernard Blake
Ads Die Gowdey
Virgil Godfrey
John R. Blake
Ethel Gowdey
M. Gertrude Godfrey
Ida M. Barrett
Edwin Moore
Agnes B. Wells
Godfrey
Mrs. Gowdey
Durlandville Pigeon Shoot Postponed by Weather
In Durlandville March 17 Miss Janet Lempka returned from a visit to Elizabeth New Jersey. Unfavorable weather caused the day bird shoot scheduled for Sunday afternoon to be postponed. Josephine Dumbrowski, daughter of Mrs Stanley Dumbrowski, is critically ill with heart dropsy and pleurisy. Mrs John Kuroski visits Middletown with her daughter Mrs Edward O Rourke. Mrs Martin Heter of Florida is at Warwick General Hospital for an ulcer operation pre surgery.
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Stites
Andover
Floyd C. Devore
Waldo Clarke
Bridge
Katherine Scovern
New York
Wildrick Hulshizer
J. W. Mackerley
Doy
Elizabeth Zeilenbach
Elizabeth
Franklin High School
Commercial Department
W. H. Cunningham
Miss Carew
Herbert J. Allsup
Sussex County
Newton
Sanday
Lod Presbyterian
Presbyterian Ways and Means Society
Margaret Lan
Fowler Street
Lilian Lothridge
New York City
Walter Boynton
Newsburgh
N. Y
Festusy
Hubbard and Pellett
Durlandville
Janet Lempka
N. J
John Schubak
Florida
Goshen
John Kuroski
Edward O'Rourke
Middletown
Josephine
Stanley Dumbrowski
Martin Heter
Warwick General Hospital
Expert Truss Fitting At Middletown Store
McMonagle and Rogers offer trusses belts and supporters with custom made stockings. A private fitting room and lady assistant serve men and women. Located at 28 North Street Middletown N.
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Ogdensburg
Wilbur D. Ross
Robert 8. Adams
John C. Losey
John P. Harrison
Herbert J. Seiple
William Orris
Wester Burrows
Walter D. Byram
Samuel T. Munson
Helen
Arrison
Flora McCann
Xatherine Flynn
Free Bauman
Margaret Flynn
Agnes Hyde
Charlegs Fletcher
Andrew J. Salyas
Leo Hannigan
Thomas Nolan
John Hannigan
High Street
George Robinson
Churchreet
the Alps
Constantine & Ellis
Prop
Broadway
Newburgh, N. Y
Brinkerhoff
Cornwall-on-Hudson
Richard M. Clark, Jr
H.R. Tel
Houghton Farm
S. R. Lewis
Mgr
Barnetto
Johnston St
Glenwood
Guild
Golsher Mann
Sime
McAfee
Fred Sharpe
Lafayette
Charles Giveans
Sparta
Jesse Doty
Amity
Emmett Doty
D. M. Welch
EB. A. van Winkle
Sherman Mann
Evelyn and
Ethel Monks
Scott Crist
John Sweeney
Toledo
Ohio
Sweeney
Olive Blackburn
Helen Cole
Plattsburgh Training School
Plattsburgh
Owly
Ladies Aid of
M. E. Church
St. Patrick's
Presbyterian Society Meets
Pine Castle
Hutet D. Clark
Stockwood Inn
Joseph F. Gantert
George Denton
Little Neck
James Iyle
John Mason
James McVeigh
Riverdale Club
Franklin Hospital
Virgil Runion
Runion
Charles Medauga
G. C. Dunn
Mary Northrup
Munson Street
Harold Richardson
Corning
Richardon
Richarson
B. Botti
Maple Avenue
Geo. Cromwell
Bloomingburg Reformed Church
W. H. Fitzgerald
Auctionetla
Washingtonville
Storm King ‘Highway
Star Line
Motor Sales
Walden, N. Y
Firthcliffe Heights Garage
Firthcliffe, N. Y
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