Relief Work Begins in quake area of Jugoslavía
Vienna Feb 17 The Jugo Slav government has appropriated one hundred million dinars for relief in the quake zone. Doctors fly to the scene, troops repair railroads, and a violent electric storm accompanied the tremor. Major damage occurs in Ljubinje Berko vice Metkovitch and surrounding areas with several deaths and widespread homelessness.
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Vienna
Jugo Slav
Mostar
Ljubinje
Ragusa
Herzegovina
Berkovice
Jackie Coogan and Keith Program at Broadway
The Academy of Music Newburgh offers a vaudeville bill this Thursday to Saturday featuring the Clin ton Sisters Rodero and Maley Bill Bouncer and his Comely Bounding Circus Johnny Hyman Petty Beat and brothers. Jackie Coogan stars in Johnny Get Your Hair Cut followed by The Taxi Dancer with Joan Crawford and Owen Moore the following week.
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Academy of Music
Newburgh
B. F. Keith
Clinton Sisters
Rodero and Maley
Bill Bouncer
Johnny Hyman
Petty Beat and Brothers
Jackie Coogan
Johnny
Newburgh Hosts It Screenings With Clara Bow Star Power
The Broadway Theatre in Newburgh screens Elinor Glyn's It this Thursday Friday and Saturday. The Cosmopolitan Magazine story follows a fiery department store lassie and her romances with Antonio Moreno as the lead. A notable supporting bill rounds out the program.
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Newburgh
Elinor Glyn
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Lassie
Firmament
Clara Bow
Antonio Moreno
Noted French Rheumatism Prescription Offered
In France with the American Army I obtained a celebrated French remedy for rheumatism and neuritis. The writer says the prescription cost him nothing and he will mail it to thousands who request it. Send address. a postal card brings it. Paul Case Dept. H-15 Brockton MA.
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France
Paul Case
H-15
Brockton
Mass
Thundering Fleas heads Our Gang Comedy feature
Wednesday Marion Davies stars in a comic picturization of Victor Herbert's musical comedy The Idol Mill with Mary Mines in a leading role said to be her greatest achievement. Owen Moore appears in support.
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Marion Davies
Victor Herbert
Mar
Mins
Owen Moore
Bloomingburg New England Supper At Local Church
A New England supper hosted by the women of the Bloomingburg Methodist church will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Phillips. A program of music and games includes the Sons of Discord. Refreshments run 5 30 to 10 p m with sandwiches baked beans brown bread applesauce pickles crullers gingerbread and coffee. The Home Bureau meets at the chapel Tuesday afternoon with lamp shade making on the agenda.
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Bloomingburg
New England
Methodist Church
William Phillips
Home Bureau
Presbyterian Squares Defeat Comets 26 to 9
The Presbyterian Squares defeated the Comets by 26 to 9 on Monday night. Before the game Carl was elected captain of the Squares.
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Presbyterian Squares
Comets
Carl
Baumes Bill Aims Tax Flow Change For Railroads
Albany Feb 17 Special Senator Baumes introduced a bill amending the general municipal law to require county treasurers after deducting state taxes to pay the balance to the Department of Audit and Control and to provide a detailed deduction statement.
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Baumes
Albany
Department of Audit and Control
Postcard Sent 10 Years Ago Reaches Final Stop
A 1916 Youngstown postal card addressed to Mrs. Sarah Stevens arrived after a decade. It required an extra penny due to a postage rate change for illustrated cards. Stevens had died three years prior and her daughter, Mrs. George B. Potter, resided at 31 Houston Avenue.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Sarah Stevens
Sprague Avenue
Stevens
George B. Potter
Houston Avenue
Harriman to Hold Water Supply Meet
Harriman residents gather for an all village taxpaying mass meeting at the school tonight to decide on installing a municipal water supply. Snowy notes include updated quarantine of Mrs Andrew Lewis and daughter Helen for scarlet fever and other local movements.
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Harriman
Andrew Lewis
Bellvale
Helen
Moses Beal
Lewis
Patient Recovers After Nonoperative Examination
A patient treated at a local home over the past week has avoided surgery after an examination showed operation unnecessary. She remains under the care of Dr. Bullard of Central Valley.
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Bullard
Central Valley
Winterton Happenings Report Local Visits and Travel
Mrs. Jesse Campbell returns home from Middletown after her daughter Mrs. George Miles illness. Andrew Dolfini Jr. comes back from the Middletown Sanitarium as Gloria and Marilyn remain ill. Local residents Abba Corcoran Wilma Siers Ellen Hubbard visit Prosperous Valley school and family gatherings occur at The Maples and with Warren Ivory. George Pratt, George Wilkin, Warren Ivory, and David Frazee conduct Bloomingburg business.
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Winterton
Jesse Campbell
George Miles
Wickham Avenue
Middletown
Miles
Andrew Dolfini Jr
Gloria
Marilyn
Abba Corcoran
Wilma Siers
Prosperous Valley School
Ellen A
Peter Ferguson
Bloomingburg
June Bennett
Monhagen Avenue
George Wilkin
Warren Ivory
David Frazee
George Pratt
Frances
Lois Suffern
Mt. Johnston
George VanOrder
Frank Woodruff
Fair Oaks
Mr. Woodruff
Mr. VanOrder
Bullville Grange to Meet Tonight
Regular meeting of the Grange will be held at their hall tonight. The Sheffield Farms Creamery company has completed filling their ice house. Rev. M. M. Watson of North White Lake visited the parsonage Wednesday night. Rev. and Mrs. G. D. Fisher called on friends in Montgomery Wednesday. Local children have been inoculated against diphtheria. James Green of Bloomingburg and R Granville Green of New York City were in town Monday.
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Bullville
Grange
Sheffield Farms Creamery Company
M. M. Watson
North White Lake
G. D. Fisher
Montgomery
James Green
Bloomingburg
R. Granville Green
New York City
Diphtheria Inoculations For Bloomingburg Children
Bloomingburg residents urged to vaccinate their children at Dr Beakes during office hours as many students already received the diphtheria antitoxin. Miss Beatrice Fox fell ill at Middletown High School but returned home the same day.
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Bloomingburg
R. O. Beakes
Beatrice Fox
Middletown
Johnson Girl Assault Under Investigation by Police
Anna Hanson, 19, of Johnson, reported being dragged into a Ford coupe on Montgomery Road and assaulted by two men. She fled to a farm house after the struggle and is cooperating with officers who say the tale has varied. Brundage is involved in the events leading to her return home.
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Anna Hanson
Carl Hanson
Johnson
Montgomery State Road
Hanson
Charles Brundage
State Theatre
Franklin Square
North Street
Prospect Street
Highland Avenue
Linden Place
Anna
Wickham Avenue
John Gier
Percival Bennett
Brundage
Lions Hear Lemon Endorse Baumes Laws
District Attorney Elmer H. Lemon urged support for the Baumes laws in a Lions Club address in Newburgh. He blamed a New York City lawyers group for opposition, saying the laws will save money for the county and tighten lucrative operations.
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Elmer H. Lemon
Lions’ Club
Newburgh
New York City
Lemon
Unionville Inn Raided and Reopened Under New Ownership
A federal agent raided the Unionville Rail P-64 House run by Harry Hucker. Hucker will move to Gary Indiana, and the hotel property is sold to Ira W. Clark who, with Emma Lott, will occupy the hotel. Clark will run a garage repair and accessory store in the former hotel. April 1 marks the changes.
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UNIO2
Harry Hucker
Hucker
Gary
Liana
Ira W. Clark
We Clark
Emma Lott
Peter Shanaburg
Clark
Central Valley P T A Meet Monday
The Central Valley Parents Teachers Association will hold a meeting in the school auditorium Monday evening February 14 at 8 oclock. A short business session will precede a program featuring a short play by fourteen grade boys and a talk on child welfare by Dr Theodore Newman.
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Central Valley
Central Valley Parent Teacher’s Association
Sneeze
Theodore Newman
Thomas Falvey
Carl Capriglione
Michael Salvatore
Clarence Traviglione
Salvatore Gregorio
John Salvatore
Louis Long
Arkie Devenuto
James Whyte
Dick Ford
Edward Whyte
Charles Newman
John Poore
Louis Montross
Valentine Party Planned at St. John’s Parish House
Monticello February 11 residents will play bridge pinochle 500 and skat at a Valentine Party next Monday evening at St. John’s parish house. Dancing after 10:30 will feature the Masonic Orchestra. Last year’s party drew a large crowd and was enjoyed, prompting a repeat event this year.
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Monticello
St. John’s
Masonic Orchestra
Walden Prompts First Class Village Bill
Senator Caleb H. Baumes and Assemblyman D. C. Dominick introduced bills in their houses to grant Walden village status and legalize official acts of its officers.
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Walden
Caleb H. Baumes
D. C. Dominick
Newburgh Council Opposes Gas Tax Move
The Newburgh City Council went on record opposing the two cent gas tax bill unless cities and villages receive a fair share of the revenue. The action followed a request from the New York state conference of mayors amid reports the tax was likely to pass the legislature.
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Newburgh
New York State Conference of Mayors
Bear Mountain Ski Jump crowns Victor and records fall
The New York state ski jumping championship at Bear Mountain crowned Henry Ljungman of Snow Sports Club Pocono Manor Pa with a 1829 point total and longest jump of 116 feet. Carl Stenseth Norseman Ski Club placed fourth with 317 points and a 93 foot landing. W Mammarstrom posted the longest actual jump at 120 feet but fell. Over 10,000 spectators attended with 1,800 cars at the foot of the jump.
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New York
Bear Mountain
Henry Ljungman
Snow Sports Club
Pocono Manor
A. Simonsen
Swedish Ski Club of
Lijungman
Simonsen
T. Langemyr
Norseman Ski Club
Carl Stenseth
Sig Steinwall
Fritz Andreasen
Morris Roko
W. Mammarstrom
Alfred Olsen
Hammarstrom
Hudson Valley
New York City
New York Military Academy
Peekskill
Steamers Leave New York At Franklin Street Schedule
Steamers depart from New York at Franklin Street on Monday Wednesday and Friday at 2 P M. The schedule notes regular afternoon departures from the port in the city center.
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New
New York
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Metkovitch
Narenta
Sarajevo
Keith
Broadway
Cohen’s Opera House
Milton Sills
James Thatcher
Aloma
South Seas
Harriman Epworth League
Helen Cornelius
St. Luke’s Hospital
Byle
Board of Foreign Missions
Foreign Missions
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Frank Fletcher
Ossining
Howard Nash
Isaac Thompson
Willow Avenue
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Church Street
Leonard Bunting
Camden
Del
Josiah Conklin
Ellsworth Conklin
Lake Street
Arthur Mafer
Main Street
Frank Fitzpatr
Bullville Grange
Buick
Yellowstone Park
Kay ‘Enow
Adams Bros. Garage
Highland Mills
N. Y
Johnson Girl
Montgomery Road
Haven
Unionville Inn
Joseph Bond
Hobart Gale
Westtown
Charlie Gray
Pa - Park
N. J
Unionville
Cecil Carr
Dorothea Coursen
Pompton Lakes
Lewis Edward Elston
William Carr
Clove Valley
Henry Romer
Ridgefield
Romer
J. ©. Coursen
Pompton Laks
George E. Carr
Gertrude Hoyt
Lester Schooley
Frank Watch
Brown Farm
Case Farm
Ridge
Alex Kowlick
Lillian Warner
Morristown
George Carr
J. J. Wade
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Joseph Wester
Margaret Bauer
First Avenue
Minisink Hose Company
Whitheart
Shady Rest
Ray Bruyn
Alice Sutton
Walter Kautz
Stroudsburg
Martin Bush
Wyckoff
Minisink Council
The
Newburgh Council
Stensetti
R. J. Pia
Registered Land Surveyor
Cornwall-on-Hudson
Central
Hudson
Franklin St
Keith Aaah
Seta
R. F. Fith Agts
Joan Crawford
JBI
Tel
Lime Crest
Limestone Products Corporation OF America
Mewion
New Jersey
Ehnits
Elinor Glyn’s “Jt
Publix
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