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Newspaper

Florida Journal

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1927

Page

8

Pioneer the legendary field trial dog succeeding in American kennels

In Middletown and Orange County a historic kennel rise is traced around George N. Clemson and his champion dog Pioneer. The 1900s era and trials spotlight Clemson's blue ribbon line with Pioneer and other greats like Uncle Sam and Annie B, detailing victories across Manitoba, Eastern, and Continental clubs.

Orange County Daily Herald-Times-Press Bencher Middletown George N. Clemson Clemson New York Herald Westminister Kennet Club Ring Madison Square Garden Westminister Kennel Club Grand Junction Tenn G. N. Clemson Independence Field Robinson Ill Continental Field Trial Club Thomasville N. C Eastern Field Trial Club Waynesboro Manitoba Lowell Pioneer Ewher N. Y Independent Robinson, LL Continental Owa O'Neill Monongahela Oblong Eastern Field Trial CIA Iowa Field Trial Club 2'Neal Neb Thompson Robinson Derby Leastern United States Nlinois Robinson, Ill Virginia Inh Annie B Allree Missouri Paris Brandon Man Eastern MW Subae Eastern Field Civ Thomasrilie Pioneer Pioneer Uncle Sam Count Whitestone Bonne Doon W. W. Titus West Point Miss Mark Mr. Titus E. M. Shelly Shelly Prince Whitestone Deadora Addeline Howard M. Powelson W. B. Steel

Maybrook Enters Three Game Baseball Series

Maybrook hosts a three game series with Peerless Five of Maybrook at the Y M C A Auditorium on February 7 9 and 14 starting at eight. Maybrook High School teams were defeated by Cornwall with girls 43 12 and boys 33 22. Also local social notes include visits and a fatal death at home.

Maybrook Yeo M. C. A Maybrook High School

Shower For Miss Livingston Before Wedding

Miss Marjorie Livingston of Middletown received a miscellaneous shower Monday evening at Miss Marguerite Dailey’s home on Orange Avenue. The event, hosted by the Girls' Friendly Society of which she is a member, yielded many valuable gifts and refreshments were served.

Marjorie Livingston Middletown Harry Littell Chester Marguerite Dailey Orange Avenue Girls’ Friendly Society

Highland Mills Child Strays From Home

Highland Mills February notice recounts a two and a half year old child straying from home near the Erie depot. After about two hours of frantic searching, parents found him along the railroad, unharmed as freights passed. Local social items follow including sales, travel, and community updates.

Highland Mills Erie Coramissary Erie Depot

Mrs. Sally J. Ackley Dies at 67 in Coshen

Mrs. Sally J. Ackley 67, a Coshen businesswoman, died Monday at 34 Murray avenue Coshen. Wife of George G. Ackley she survived by her husband and her Fort Lee New Jersey brother Frank M. Beattie. Born September 16 1859 in Sparta New Jersey she was daughter of Amos P. Beattie and Mary Hunt Beattie and had lived in Coshen four or five years.

Sally J. Ackley Goshen Murray Avenue Coshen George G. Ackley Frank M. Beattie Fort Lee N. J Ackley Sparta Amos P. Beattie Mary Hunt Beattie

Henry Wagner Death by Own Action Shocks Port Jervis

Henry Wagner a 30 year old service manager at Gardner Garage Port Jervis shot himself in the basement and died at Deerpark Hospital. His wife later gave birth to their third child at their Hudson Street home. It was unclear if she was informed of his death. He spoke with her briefly by phone before the tragedy.

Henry Wagener Gardner Port Jervis Deerpark Hudson Street Wagner Wfe

Deaths and funeral for William A Cogswell of Middletown

William A Cogswell of 11 West Main Street died suddenly on Tuesday. He had lived in Middletown since 1884 with several local employers and married Josephine Kidd in 1893. Survived by wife, two brothers in Attica, sister in DeLand, and cousin in Middletown. Funeral at 2 PM Thursday at home with Rev. Dr. Kirkwood. burial in Montgomery.

William A. Cogswell Wiliam Adams Cogswell West Main Street Attica N. Y William F. Cogswell Eloise Patterson Cogswell Thomas A George D. Cogswell James Morman DeLand Fla R. M. Rorty Middletown Cogs Paymento Adams Holland Purchase New York R. O. Kirkwood Montgomery

Henry Cortright Dies at 50 Near Greenville

Henry Cortright died Sunday evening at his Greenville area home at age 50. A farmer by trade, he served several terms as Town Superintendent of Highways. He is survived by his mother and siblings Josie, Edward both of Greenville John Irving of Mount Salem Jennie wife of Harry Stevens of Middletown and Margaret at home. Funeral will be held Thursday at 2 pm at his home with burial in Seeley Cemetery Greenville.

Henry Cortright Greenville Seeley Cemetery

Death of Charley Oscar Decker in Mid dletown

Charley Oscar Decker of Middletown died Tuesday at Thrall Hospital at 10 58 am He was born in New York City son of John R Decker and Sarah Ketchum Decker A longtime member of Eagle Hose Company No 2 Washington Camp P O S of A No 1 and Firemen's Benefit Association He is survived by his wife one son David Fancher Decker three grandchildren three nieces and one nephew Funeral services at 69 Monhagen Avenue Thursday at 2 pm Rev William F Kettle Eagles chaplain will officiate assisted by Rev George H Welch Burial in Wallkill Cemetery Phillipsburg Friends may call at the home this evening 7 30 to 8 30 PM

Charley Oscar Decker Charles Oscar Decker Middletown Thrall Hospital New York City John R. Decker Sarah Ketchum Decker Eagle Hose Company No. 2 Washington Camp A. No. 1 Firemen's Benefit Association David Fancher Decker David Alfred Wilkin H Charles A. Decker Ethel Decker Montgomery George W. Doty A. H. Shoemaker Mechanicstown William Decker Monhagen Avenue William F. Kettle Chaplin The Eagles George H. Welch Wallkill Cemetery Phillipsburg Bear Mountain Park W. A. Welch Palisades Interstate Park Joseph Volkringer Weehawien William Moran West Shore Railroad Volkringer John Law U. S Pittsburgh Shanghai China John Washington, D. C Dan Stapleton Walter Reed Daniel John VanVoorhis James VanVoorhis Tillie Kimeneau Kingston Catherine Dempsey Austin Schreegler Fischang F. Davenport Rebecca Lodge Edward Dornberger Mountain Avenue Kidney

Supreme Court Opens February Term in Goshen

The Goshen court opens Monday with Justice A. H. F. Seeger presiding. Twenty petit jurors are excused from duty for valid reasons and all applicants for release obtain it. The report notes broad relief among those seeking discharge.

Supreme Court Goshen A. H. F. Seeger Petit Jurors

Summoning of Jurors Brings Change in Jury Box

A new Commissioner of Jurors, John J. Toth, will alter jury composition, making exemptions harder. Grand Jury Chair R. E. Cooley, a Southfields merchant, was elected chair. Justice Seeger urged indictments only on legal evidence, warning against hearsay. Three inquests used the same jury. In the Bowman vs Wouschin case a $460.41 verdict was ordered. Decker vs Rader awarded $238 for Holstein cow deaths. Surisky vs Geddas et al. awarded $545 for store rent and damages. Attorneys named include George B. Overhiser, E. N. Oakes, and George F. Roesch.

John J. Toth R. E. Cooley Southfields Justice Seeger Charles E. Bowman Washingtonville William A. Wouschin New York Tuxedo Park John A. Campbell Newburgh George B. Overhiser William H. Decker Middletown Bloomingburg Percy W Suffern Atttorney E. N. Oakes Esther Surisky Crist Geddas Sam Kallas Makis Graunis

Firemen Battle In Montgomery Pool Tournament Tussle

In Montgomery on February 10 the Fleet Hook and Ladder No 1 and Wallkill Engine and Hose No 2 teams clash in a pool and euchre contest with Fleets 581 to Wallkills 574 after Saturday games. A separate report notes Mrs Anna Mae Gillespie Brown dies at 8 15 pm diabetes listed as cause. she leaves husband Daniel C Brown and relatives. A severe gale damages several local structures including chimneys a wagon house a garage and a storefront show window. The American Legion posts set a Monday meeting while 300 attend a diphtheria clinic at Montgomery High School with third inoculation planned next Friday.

Riverside Cemetery R. T. Senior George W. Havens Harry Crabtree Harvey Tuttle George Coe Frank T. Hadaway Brown Cturn St. Luke’s Hospital Newburgh A. Alanson Elizabeth Pitts Gillespie Daniel C. Brown Carl J. Siebert Yonkers Nettie Mc John Joyce Mary Cox Charles Street Brown Bros. Hardware E. Jeffries American Legion Spring Valley Emory Osborn Montgomery High School J W. Ross Albert M. Kyte J. W. Ross Charles Mueller Mary Hehn Marion Teed

West Point Officers Stage The Nervous Wreck Charity Play

The Academy Players an officers guild at Highland Falls presented The Nervous Wreck by Alvin Davis at Collum Memorial Hall for West Point Post charities. Cadets and guests attended as Major Chilton directed with Mrs Coun and Mrs Bryan Evans in leading roles. Proceeds support Army Relief Red Cross and other Post charities.

Highland Falls Academy West Point Alvin Davis Collum Memorial Hall West Point Dramatic Club Post Captain Applejack Mansfield Theatre New York Lee Warner Harris Sherer Thomas Hedekin Clovis Byers Chilton R. G. Moses H. L. Taylor T. B. Catron West Point Community Chest Army Relief Red Cross

Highland Falls Man Injured in Car Accident

A Highland Falls man, James McGowan, sustained a head injury with a deep cut in a Thursday evening crash on Central Valley road. He received stitches. The wreck involved a car owned by Marty Farrel, severely damaged, with Mrs. Mary Hoffman and another passenger also mentioned.

Highland Falls James McGowan Central Valley Marty Farrel Mary Hoffman

Bear Mountain to inaugurate new state ski jump

The Bear Mountain ski jump at Harriman State Park will host the New York State championships on Sunday February 13 sanctioned by the US Eastern American Ski Association and the Bear Mountain Sports Association. Events include ski jumping for points with silver trophies and a ten mile cross country race along historic routes used by General Wayne. The jump rises ten feet above a takeoff and aims for 100 to 125 feet, designed with guidance from S Rydow of the Swedish Ski Club and based on Nordic and American practice.

Bear Mountain Harriman State Park New York U. S. Eastern American Ski Association National Ski Association Swedish Ski Club Bear Mountain Sports Association Harriman Park Anthony Wayne S. Rydow

Long Man Hunt Ends in Worcester Abduction Case

Judge James E. Reidy has located Michael Lahyonne in Worcester after a two year man hunt. He is sought on a warrant for abandonment of his wife and two children. Lahyonne was arrested by Chief of Police George H. Hill following the extensive search.

Highland Falls James E. Reidy Michael Lahyonne George H. Hill Worcester Mass

Goshen Attorneys Back Sanatorium Bill at Albany Hearing

Goshen attorneys Philip A. Rorty and Percy V D Gott represented Goshen in Albany at an Internal Affairs committee hearing. The bill would ban tuberculosis homes within three miles of a village without local consent and is expected to pass the Assembly and Senate, with Governor Smith likely to sign. A Jewish Relief Society opponent seeks a nearby site near Project Lake. The previous hearing, adjourned to Friday, faced questions over an unlicensed physician’s application.

Philip A. Rorty Percy V-D. Gott Albany Goshen Committee On Internal Affairs Assembly Sharps Jewish Consultive Relief Society Project Lake Senate Smith Mathias Nicoll, Jr Jewish Society

Estates in Surrogate Court Probate Actions

Letters testamentary issued by Surrogate Elwood C. Smith Goshen on estates including Christina Mills and John Drake. Admin appointments granted for Edward Ruttenberg Arbella Mackey William Meach and First National Bank Middletown others. Decrees in judicial settlement issued for Say er Johnson Lewis Stiebling Babcock Shaver Wheeler guardianship granted to Walter Hawkins for Dorothy Tawkins.

Elwood C. Smith Goshen Christina S. Mills Theodore D. Mills Middletown John Drake Catherine Myreski Warwick Edward M. Ruttenberg F.B. Ruttenberg Newburgh Arbella Wilcox Mackey Emmett Robinson Mackey William A. “Eachs James H. McCombs Port Jervis First National Bank of Arthur Perry Ella C. Howe Henry Pelton Corwin E. Sayer John C. Rt. Taylor Clara Kate Johnson Gosnen Walter T. Hawkins Hugo Palmer Anna Lewis John W.W. Lewis Hermine M. Stiebling Edward J. Morehouse Clinton Babeck William H. Babcock Caroline Shaver Louis J. Shaver Fred H. Pelton Phoebe A. Wheeler William F. Wheeler Clifford I. Beattie

St John’s Five Defeats Walden Team at Garr Hall

The St John’s Five outplayed the Walden Methodist Church team 39 to 20 in Garr Hall Tuesday night. George R. Farrell refereed, with Stanley Fairchild timer and E. J. Riverkamp scorer. A preliminary girls game saw Walden teams 2 edge team 1 13 to 8, refereed by Thompson. Postgame dancing followed to De Morrow Tierney Evans orches piano.

St. John’s Methodist Church Walden Garr Hall George R. Farrell Stanley Fairchild E. J. Riverkamp Walden Methodist Church King Thompson de Morrow-Tierney-Evans Orchesae

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Haines E. A Godeffroy Guymard America Anna Brown Pine Bush M. Hessberger Cornwall John Moran Gladys Blake Mary Canade Marion Smith John Canade John Schoonmaker Nate Clarke Walden Road Kings Tower Avenue Conn’s Hill Frank Campbell Clinterdale Canada J. Stickney Ryar C. C. Haines Ruth Meyers Frank James C. Dayton Jaeger Ladies’ Aid Society M. E. Church Harry Florance St. Petersburg Morday Earl Florance Minnie Post Harriman Hilip Clark Fred Hunter Missionary Guild Russell Hall James Lent E. T. Smith Alfred Conklin David Babcock Babcock E. Holst Conklin—Matthews Jennie Matthews John Conklin Archie Birdsall United Fruit Company Ellen Jones Audrey Miller Ernest Hunter Sol. Earl Nellie Woolsey Mildred Kirkpatrick Winfield McClennen Howard Weygant Mildred Weygant Springfield Fred Florance, Jr Pratt’s Institute Brooklyn Fred Florance Henry Hein George Ackley Henry Wagner Fleets and Wallkills Highland Falls News George Ember Margaret Hope Ficken John O Brien Arthur Yogel Haverstraw Vincent Grazianne Jerome Lewis John Lechner Court Constantine Patricia Anna McGee Bee Leonard McGee Tucker C. D James Boyle Theodore Blanchard George W. Blanchard the Rocks Elizabeth Glanville K. McKey Peter Melton Paterson Lulu Hoag Louis Wojescki James Creech Charles J. Meara George Wibert Hager Nathaniel Garrison Robert Woodruff Frank Esner Firthcliffe Highland Falls Athletic Club John J. Higgins California Rorty and Gott
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