Recount Cuts Plurality in Monticello Village Race
Supreme Court Justice Joseph Rosch ordered a recount of 63 void ballots in Monticello New York village elections. The tally shows Frank H. Osborn 11 votes and Charles G. Burns 8, shrinking Burns lead from 14 to 11 while 30 ballots were void and others blank. Trustees votes listed: Carpenter 8 Callery 8 Fuller 3 Weiss 12. Justice Rosch reserved decision on a motion by John D. Lyons.
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Monticello
N. Y
Supreme Court
Joseph Rosch
John Bright
John D. Lyons
Square Deal
Rosch
James H. Brady
Frank H. Osborn
Charles G. Burns
Burns
Osborn
Fred H. Carpenter
Patrick A. Callery
James Fuller
Frank H. Weiss
Justice Rosch
John D
Lyons Seeks Recount of All Ballots Cast
Lyons moves for a full recount of the election ballots challenging voting facilities alleged irregularities. He argues challenges by the Square Deal party were insufficient and cites issues in counting the vote opposed by John Bright.
Fund Raising for Scout Camp at Crystal Lake in Sullivan County
A drive to fund a Boy Scout Camp at Crystal Lake in Sullivan County reports Liberty has raised about $2,000 and Monticello about $1,600 with hopes to match Liberty. The plan calls for a camp director who is also a skilled Scout Master, operating during summer for area Scouts. Estimated cost is $12 per day, with efforts for boys to earn their fees via a Scout approved program, and employers to forward wages to the camp treasury.
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Monticello
N. Y
Sullivan County
Crystal Lake
Liberty
Scout Treasury
Evangelistic Sessions Draw Large Crowds in Hurleyville
Hurleyville reports strong turnout at Evangelist Dew meetings with themes such as The Devil’s Program. Attendees include Chas Mahconian and Rev. Baker. local residents Mrs. John Durland and Mrs. Albert Reynolds ill, while others travel from Oneonta and nearby towns. Nearby moves include Al Terbush family relocating to Harriman and Mrs. Keating visiting Middletown.
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Hurleyville
Dew
The
Baptist Church
Liberty
Chas. Mahconian
Baker
Harris
Lee Middaugh
Fred Durland
Peter la Bagh
New Paltz
Oneonta Normal School
al Terbush
Harriman
Albert Keating
Middletown
Ellsworth Baker
Marie
Monticello to Have Big Artificial Pool
Monticello N Y March 21 plans call for a large artificial pool at Monticello Amusement Park. A concrete pool 80 by 100 feet will be built behind the dance palace with a five carload white ocean sand beach and five hundred lockers along the shore. A steam room will sit near the lockers and a fifty foot high diving platform will feature the new facility.
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Monticello
N. Y
Washingtonville and Blooming Grove Society Officers Elected
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church elected new officers at a March meeting in Washingtonville. Officers include President Mrs W D Owen and Secretary Miss Louise Mulliner. Blooming Grove Chapter D A R hosted a memorial service and discussed a spring essay contest for local high school students.
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Washingtonville
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
W. D. Owen
G. W. Gerow
Louise Mulliner
Hampton Hall
Dana VanDeMark
William Cooper
Circle A
Paul Kilb
M. Cronk
Joseph Cooper
Ewald
Jessie Rice
Mary Bull
Bertha Conger
John VanDe Mark
William Findlay
Rutherford
Storm King Arms
Findlay
Blooming Grove
Selah Tuthill
A. Elwood Corning
Harriet Hunter
John Cooper
Cooper
VanDeMark
Kelley
Newburgh
Quassaick Chapter
Samuel Jackson Kramer
Salisbury Mills Girl Honored With Surprise Birthday Party
In Salisbury Mills New York on Saturday evening a surprise party was held at Mr and Mrs Henry Bargisen to celebrate Frances Bargisen's birthday. Guests enjoyed games and music with gifts and refreshments.
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Salisbury Mills
Mar
Henry Bargisen
Frances
Bargisen
Thomas Casey
Matamoros
A. Casey
George Sullivan
Washingtonville
Bethlehem
Nettie Frost
Beacon
Morris
H. O. Roche
Fred Seamen
Lester Seamen
James Ganguie
Frederick Seamen, Jr
James Joyce
Beatrice Longlaw
Montgomery Pupil Trip to Washington Announced
The Montgomery High School graduating class of 1927 will depart Saturday morning March 26 for a Washington D C visit returning by March 30. Students Emma Judson Mary Eager Dorothy Shafer Robert Morrison Charles Siegman Ralph Santoro and Howard Boehm will join principal William Thomas on the trip.
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M. B
W. E. Winchell
M. EB
Maybrook
Herbert F. Cox
Presbyterian Church
Hannah Newkirk
D. C. Brown
Leonard M. Brown
New York
Adam Altvatu
H. M. Stanton
Middletown
William Horton
Bradley
Union Street
Theodore Wilkin
Ward Street
Arthur Woolsey
Woolsey
Local church events and community notices in village
The Reformed Church plans an indoor picnic in the church basement on Saturday March 27 after two months of closure while the pastor visited Washington. Sunday school and morning worship resume March 28. Justice of the Peace and Mrs. Cox return from New York after attending Mrs. Cox's mother's funeral. Rev J Langstaff to lecture on the Holy Land at the Presbyterian church March 29. Miss Nanchie Odell of Hartsdale visiting to tend Union street property. Herman R Cameron is recovering at home after a grip illness.
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Kramer
Wright Haff
Selah Tuthill
W. H. Webb
VanDeMark
Blooming Grove
Monroe
Washingtonville
Agnes Helme
Continental Congress
Clarence H. Gerow
John Y. Gerow
Homeopathic
East Orange
Young People’s Club
Blooming Grove Church
Nanchie Odell
Hartsdale
Union Street
Herman R. Cameron
Electric range cooking demonstrations spread to towns
An intensive campaign promotes the advantages of electric cooking as part of the cost of delivering electricity. Demonstrations on the Standard H Electric Range are at Rogers Drug Store in Monroe this week, with upcoming events planned for Highland Falls, Warwick, and Goshen. Purchases were recently made by William F. Wheeler, Rev. Walter F. Gilmore, and L. W. Tuthill in Chester.
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Rogers Drug Store
Monroe
Highland Falls
Warwick
Goshen
William F. Wheeler
Bellvale
Walter F. Gilmore
Chester
L. W. ©. Tuthill
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Crysta Lake
Limestone Products Corp’n OF America Rewton
Central Valley National Bank
Central Valley
Water St
Newburgh, N. Y
John Durland
Albert Reynolds
A. Reynolds
Cora Evans
Oneonta
Normal School
F. Evans
Washingtonville News Ladies’ Aid Society
Washingtonville High School
Jerry Gannon
Sloatsburg
John Corkedal
Mechanic Hall
Farrm Loans
New Jersey
Joint Stock Land Bank
Newark
Campbell Hall
Henry V. Clark
Nash
Noel
Woolsey Garage
Central Valley, N. Y
Montgomery
Washington
Capital
Ther News
Buick
Adams Bros
Highland Mills
Orange & Rockland
Turedo
Greenwood Lake
Mt. Peter
Westtown
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