Justice Seeger Grants Suffern Woman Divorce
At a Goshen special term of Supreme Court Justice Seeger granted Mrs. Teachman of Suffern a divorce from Fred W. Teachman on statutory grounds. The witnesses included William Guessman Albert Bush and John Hunter. no defense or alimony was requested. The proceedings also included an annulment action for Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Coffin, married in Rochester in 1924.
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Supreme Court
Goshen
Justice Seeger
Teachman
Suffern
Fred W. Teachman
William E. Guessman
Mahwah
N. J
Albert T. Bush
John R. Hunter
Alton W. Teale
Frank B. Coffin
Rochester
New York
Coffin
Philadelphia
William Greenthall
Henpecked Husband Farce Staged By Unionville Grange
Unionville community hall hosts the Carl ton Producing Company presented farce for Minisink Grange fundraiser Friday night. Local talent perform the Henpecked Husband with a cast led by Tom and others aimed at a lively evening of humor.
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Unionville
Carlton
Minisink Grange
Tom
Fourth Hearing On Alleged Pollution Of Black Meadow Creek
The fourth hearing before Justice A H F Seeger in the nuisance abatement case W Lincoln Hunter et al against F J Murray Company Inc was held at Goshen on Friday. John Bright represented the plaintiffs and P A Rorty the defendant. Plaintiff witness Thomas Pendell from near Washingtonville testified in detail about his business experience.
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Middletown
The
Forum
St. Lawrence County
Peekskill
Poughkeepsie
Black Meadow
Chester
Hiram Tuthill
Percy Baird
Sugar Loaf
Curtis Stevens
William Lincoln Hunter
Charles Bradner
A. H. F. Seeger
W. Lincoln Hunter
F. J. Murray Company, Inc
Goshen
John Bright
P. A. Rorty
Thomas Pendell
Washingtonville
Crossing to Close at Blooming Grove on Lehigh and New England
The Public Service Commission adds Drake's crossing at Blooming Grove to its grade crossing elimination plan on the Lehigh and New England railroad. A hearing date is not yet announced. The crossing, described as very dangerous and lightly used, lies between Farmingdale and Craigville church crossings. The company plans to close the road and divert traffic to the Craigville crossing, which will be protected.
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Public Service Commission
Drake
Lehigh and New England
Blooming Grove
Farmingdale
Craigville Church
Craigville
Estate Settlements by Surrogate Smith
Letters testamentary issued by Surrogate Elwood C. Smith to Earl Evans of Passaic N J on Gertrude A Evans estate Wald en. Decrees in judicial settlement issued for Mary Z Murphy of Newburgh with John W Murphy executor John Delaney of Newburgh with Joseph A Delaney and Catherine A Delaney executors Frank McMann Crawford with Frank McMann and Robert McMann executors Marion W Mead Newburgh with W H Chardavoyne trustee Newbald L R Edgar Tuxedo with Charles C Bull and William M Cruikshank executors.
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Elwood C. Smith
Earl Evans
Passaic
N. J
Gertrude A. Evans
Walden
Mary Z. Murphy
Newburgh
John W. Murphy
John Delaney
Joseph A. Delaney
Catherine A. Delaney
Frank McMann
Crawford
Robert McMann
Marion W. Mead
W. H. Chardavoyne
Newbald L R Edgar
Tuxedo
Charles C. Bull
William M Cruikshank
Tuxedo Policeman Dies After Operation
Policeman Ernest A. Miller of the Tuxedo force died February 16 in a New York hospital after an operation. He would have marked 12 years on the force April 1. Born November 17, 1884 in Greenfield, he leaves a wife and three children Eleanor Ralph and Norman, a sister Mrs. Arthur Blackman of Horton, and three brothers Edward Bloomingburg James Morristown N J and Elsey Modena. He belonged to the Masonic Lodge at Tuxedo Wallkill Council O U A M Middletown and the Tall Cedars of Ramapo.
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Ernest A. Miller
Tuxedo Police
New York Hospital
Force
Mr. Miller
Greenfield
Elias
Evelyn Evans Miller
Tuxedo
Eleanor
Ralph
Norman
Arthur Blackman
Horton
Edward
Bloomingburg
James
Morristown
N. J
Elsey
Modena
Masonic Lodge
Wallkill
Bennet Memorial Contest Honors Goshen High Winners
William Walter Bennet Memorial annual speaking contest held at Goshen High School auditorium Monday evening. Girls winner Miss Virjeania Lobdell and boys winner Lawrence McDonald each received $10. Judges were Rev. Edwin R. Smythe Mrs. F Reevs Makuen and Miss Florence Houston.
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William Walter Bennet
Goshen
Virjeania Lobdell
G. B. Lobdell
Lawrence McDonald
Edwin R. Smythe
F. Reevs Makuen
Florence Houston
Herbert Cranston Stoddard
O. Henry Viljeannia Lotder
Tex Frank DuPrey
Alice M. Hackett
West Kipling
Fis Poeies
Jona Sust
A. Daly Lawrence McDonald
Seven Ages
Jewel Bothwell Tyll
Eleanor Horbert
Thomas F. Robertson
Csencsesss
Belo
Charles H. Fowler
Harold D.remus
Robert Service
Southland County Officials Leave for Florida Town
County Attorney and Mrs Joseph W Gott departed Tuesday morning for Mount Dora Florida to spend several weeks. Mr and Mrs Masbom Mould are wintering there.
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Southland
Joseph W. Gott
Mount Dora
Florida
Asbomas Mould
Port Jervis Man Sentenced For Public Intoxication
Charles Scott of Port Jervis is jailed after a sentence by Justice of the Peace W. S. Bevans requiring a $10 fine or ten days in the County Jail for public intoxication. He is in jail awaiting compliance.
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Charles Scott
Port Jervis
Justice of the Peace
W. S. Bevans
Turkey Supper For Dikeman Hose Company
Members of the Dikeman Hose company will attend a turkey supper this evening prepared and served by St John’s council Knights of Columbus following a pinochle contest in which the losers were the opposite team.
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Dikeman Hose Company
St. John’s Council
K. of C
Methodist Church Prayer Meeting and Choir Rehearsal
Prayer meeting at the Methodist Church tonight at 7 30 with choir rehearsal following at 8 30. Ladies Aid Society to meet Friday at 2 30 at the home of Mrs Hattie Makuen.
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Methodist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Hattie Makuen
Probation Violations Lead to Court Bail in Counties
James Judson of Highland Mills remains jailed for probation violation with Harriman address. Judge Arnold reports Martin Van Etten held in 500 bail to appear before County Judge Wiggins in Children’s Court Friday for probation violation. Mrs. Van Etten from Newburgh is identified.
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James Judson
Highland Mills
Judson
Harriman
Handerson
Arnold
Poughkeepsie
Martin van Etten
Wiggins
Children’s Court
van Etten
Newburgh
Columbia Senior John Lorch Voted Best in Everything
John Lorch of Cornwall on Hudson is named best in everything in Columbia University senior class results. He captains both the baseball and basketball teams, chairs the Student Council, and belongs to Macom. The survey notes preferences in authors plays and social habits among 55 Republicans and 33 Democrats.
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Orange County
John Lorch
Cornwall-on-Hudson
Columbia University
Columbia
Lorch
Thomas Lorch
Macom
John Erskine
Walter Hampden
Jane Cowl
Brookyln man released on bail after escape from reform camp
Edward Benkowski of Brooklyn was admitted to bail of 200 cash supplied by his sister in Brooklyn. He had escaped from the Honor Camp at Warwick and was recaptured after transfer from the New York Reformatory.
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Edward Benkowski
Brooklyn
Warwick
New York Reformatory
Cornwall Bank Employee Dies After Brief Illness
Cornwall native Cornwall Martin Cowton born 1846 in Hunmanby England died in Cornwall Saturday after a brief illness. He moved to Cornwall twelve years ago and worked for the Cornwall National Bank. He was a Methodist church member. Surviving: his wife five daughters Miss Eliza Elizabeth Mary Jane Sarah and Mrs Frederick H Page a missionary in China four sons Joseph Thomas George R of Cornwall and Francis Edward of England. Funeral services were held in the Cornwall Methodist church on Wednesday.
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Martin Cowton
Hunmanby
Yorkshire
England
Cornwall
Cowton
Cornwall National Bank
Methodist Church
Mr. Cowton
Eliza
Elizabeth Mary
Jane
Sarah
Frederick H. Page
China
Joseph
Thomas
George R
Francis Edward
Methodist Church of
Wednes
Funeral Rites Held With Rev F A Coons Officiating
Day afternoon services conducted by the Rev. F A Coons concluded with interment at Woodlawn cemetery. Elmer Ostrander of Cornwall presided at the burial.
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F. A. Coons
Woodlawn Cemetery
Elmer Ostrander
Cornwall
Goshen High Teams to Play Montgomery Basketball
The Goshen High School boys and girls basketball teams travel to Montgomery on Friday evening for season opening games against the Montgomery squads. This marks their first meeting with Montgomery this season.
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Goshen High School
Montgomery
Notes on Miss Farrand and Local School Change
Miss A A Farrand has gone to Oakland to visit relatives. Miss Mary Major Sixth Grade teacher has been ill with a severe cold for several days. Her duties are now covered by Mrs Hiram H Smith.
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A. A. Farrand
Oakland
Calif
Mary Major
Hiram H. Smith
Twentieth Century Club Meeting With Moving Pictures
The Twentieth Century Club will meet next Tuesday at 2:30 PM in Goshen High School. The open meeting will feature moving pictures for attendees.
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Tieth Century Club
Goshen
Twentieth Cenury Club
Public Hearing On Elimination Of Highway Grade Crossings
A public hearing will be held at the Court House on Monday at 11 o'clock to discuss eliminating three grade crossings on W Main Street. Since the new law was enacted last year there has been strong interest in reducing grade crossings in the village, and residents hope crossings will be greatly reduced in the near future.
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Court House
Main Street
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N. Y
Wm.f. Small
Fred’kr. Small
Yptometr. Sts
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Verjeania Lobdell
Lincoln
Pontiac
Fisher
Bellinger’s Garage
Chambers
Newburgh, N. Y
Goshen VS. Montgomery
Milady
Maker’s Drug Store
Washingtonville, N.Y
Dollar Day
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West Main ST
Middletown, N. Y
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