County Grange Heads Meet in Middletown
The winter meeting of the range masters and lecturers of county Grange in Middletown drew a small turnout due to weather. J Scott King opened the session with Warrys Burd elected vice president, Delly Teeth elected secretary treasurer, and plans discussed for original book writing and illustrated lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange County
Chamber of Commerce
Middletown
Er. J. Scott King
Presbyterian Church
Little Britain
Uraure
Pemonia Grange
Warrys Burd
Trocksite Grange
Newburgh
Franklin A. Senriver
Chester
Delly “Eeth
Campbell Hall
Bamptonburgh Grange
Anvil Treassurer
Livzie C. Johnson
Ormer
Warwick ‘Tange
Howard Illenberg
Bullvite
Associa
King
Lizzie C. Johnson
Orange County
Warwick
Mountainville
Kenneth Shaw
Washingtonville Grange
Rank ‘Elston
Washingtonville
John G. Thew
Camps
McCoach Considers Sheriff Run in Orange County
Middletown Chief of Police John D. McCoach said after extensive questioning that he would probably seek the Republican nomination for sheriff at the next primary. Reports say party leaders in the county urged him to run to fill the upcoming vacancy as Sheriff Hull’s term ends. He indicated a formal announcement would follow if a large portion of Orange County voters support his candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. McCoach
Middletown
McCoach
Hull
MacCoarh
Orange County
William Sayer
Warwick News Highlights Concert-Dance Plan and Local Notices
Warwick events include American Lesson saxophone band concert and dance at Ivage Hall this evening at 8 oclock. Fortnightly Club meeting featured Nature in Poetry and current topics. Birth announced for Irene Roos at Warwick Hospital. Card party planned by Warwick Chapter 508 OES for Saturday afternoon. Local notices mention illness and travels of residents and a roast supper on Feb 4 at 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivage Hall
Harry L. Stanley
Mes
Radcliff
Mid‘oun
Orlando
Warwick Chapter
Q. Oe
Walker Valley Sunday School Reorganizes
The Walker Valley Sunday school reorganized on Sunday January 27 naming officers including Superintendent Mrs D C Jansen Assistant Superintendent Mrs Ward Eckert Secretary Miss Ida F Evans and Treasurer Mrs D C Jansen Organist Miss Edith Hauser and Home Department Mrs P Grau Cradle Roll Mrs D C Jansen with teachers Mrs Ward Eckert Mrs Grau and Miss Hauser. Also notes visitors Mr and Mrs William Keeler Miss Lucy RateIl and John RateIl visiting the Keeler home and extending family visits from Mrs Frampton and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Valley
D. C. Jansen
Ward Eckert
Ida F Evans
Edith Hauser
P. Grau
Grau
Hauser
William Keeler
Lucy Rate
John Rateil
C. F. Keeler
James Frampton
Beetcher
Ulsterville
S. Hauser
Betcher
Miss Schwartz
Sam's Point
Mrs. Hauser
Franklin Board Elects Members and Votes on Tax
Franklin Minnesota notes call for the annual school board election on February 8 to choose three three year members. Incumbents Harden Perci val and Jenkins face re election questions as the district seeks approval for a current expense tax totaling 81 075 and bond interest transfers. Auxiliary items include sanitation reminders, church society events, a mine injury case, and a discussion of Dr. W J Dawson's The Man Christ Jesus with a favorable appraisal of its aims and style.
The Greek Genius and Its Meaning to Us review
Book review praises R W Livingstone for exposing Greece's influence on modern civilization. It notes The Greek Genius and Its Meaning for Us in third edition and The Pageant of Greece by the same author discuss Greek contributions in science art philosophy and oratory. The author, a Corpus Christi fellow, links Homer Aristotle and early Greek leaders to contemporary thought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Livingstone
Greece
R. W. Livingston
Oxford University Press
New York City
Authr
Corpus Christi College
Oxford
England
Livingstone
Plato
Aristote
Socrates
Red Propaganda Not Oil Laws Main Grievance in US Mexico Row
The memo argues severing relations would stem from Mexico’s support of Russian propaganda on its soil, not just oil law disputes. It links Moscow ties to calls for overthrow of US government, notes Soviet recognition’s impact, and states US policy in Nicaragua ties to broader Mexico relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Calles
Washington
Jan
United States
Mexico
Atedad
Department of State
Mexico City
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Kellogg
Moscow
Latin America
Nicaragua
Caltes
Haring
Russia
Catry
Mountainville Grange Plans Mock Trial for March
Mountainville January meeting featured Brooks literary hour and sketches of Daniel Webster and William McKinley by Shaw and Mrs. Jones. Members formed entertainment groups for the year and will select a cast for Mock Trial to be presented in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountainville
Brooks
Chaplain Shaw
Daniel Webster
Jones
William McKinley
Mount Hope Personal News Finds Local Happenings
Corner notes report Cornelius Baker Sr improving after grip attack while Mrs. Sarah Ketcham recovers. Walter Abholt and family visited George and Mrs. Clark. locals plus Henry Baker Jr Alan and Davis attended Middletown cinema. The Ketchams and others traveled to Middletown for business and a Sylvan Rest dance drew attendees. The old Ketcham homestead near Mt Hope mill pond was sold by Cromwell Hills Inc to another company, acquiring farms once owned by Henry P Baker and Howard S Garner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Hope
Cornelius Baker
Sarah F. Ketcham
Walter Abholt
Jofnsoen
George Clark
Henry Baker
Alan and Davis
Mount Hope
Louise Corwin
Otisville
Middletown
C. Winfield Ketcham
Sylvan
James Minnehan, Jr
Vic
James Minnehan
Mt. Hope Mill Pond
Cromwell Hills Incorporated Co
Henry P. Baker
Howard S. Garaner
Liberty Neversink road opened after snow plow through
Neversink residents celebrated as Liberty snow plow reached the village for the first time. Residents greeted workers with cigars and cats while opening a wide travelable road. Several local residents visited relatives and attended church or business calls amid ongoing ice cutting and travel chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neversink
Liberty
Bruce Decker
Stewart
Claryville
George Cooley
Harold Kortright
State Hospital
Middletown
Victor Leroy
Leroy
al l
Henry Sicket
Luke Larcomb
John Hanoffe
Arden
William Lawrence
Monroe
Cochecton
Emma Velie
A. D. Wright
Tim
Piling State Laws Would Sink Lake Hapiness
A wry remark estimates that stacking all laws from state legislatures and dropping them into a lake would make the world much happier, implying overregulation is burdensome.
Pine Bush News Roundup of Injuries Births and Obituaries
Alvn McKaig recovers from knee injury at Burrer's fire site. Miss Emma Coddington, hurt in Middletown slip, arrives home for treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Markson announce birth of a daughter. Robert Firer breaks bicollar bone playing basketball at K P hall. fracture reduced in Middletown. Miss Annie E Hill dies at Presbyterian parsonage after 27 months paralysis. Funeral at parsonage. interment in Na pelah Jersey City. Walden and Middletown buses run on schedule. Christian Endeavor Week events planned by Graham’s EF Society Jan 30 to Feb 6. Miss Nonen Pakeney injured while skiing. Graham Church hot chowder sale Feb 4. Prayer meeting at Mrs Erskine’s Feb 3. PTA meets at Pine Bush High School assembly room with short program led by Mrs Walter Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Coddington
Middletown
Thrall Hospital
Jesse
Robert Firer
K. of P. Hall
Mr. Hier
Annie E. Hill
Presbyterian Parsonage
Miss Hill
C. F. Clutter
William Rogers
Rutherford
N. J
Ralph S. MacFadden
Newburgh
Naepelah Cemetery
Jersey City
Walden
Christian Endeavor
Graham
C. EF. Society
William Wilkins
Noneen Pakeney
Graham Church
Graham’s Church
J. S. E. Erskine
Parent-Teacher Association
Pine Bush High School
Walter Anderson
Former Pastor of Glenwood Church Dead
Rev. John W. Reese, former pastor of the Glenwood Baptist Church, died in Schenectady New York after two years of ill health. He served Glenwood eleven years ago and is survived by his wife and three daughters Margaret Ethel May and Marjorie. A sister in law Mrs FE A.
Van Winkle and Local Socials Featured in Schenectady
Funeral for Van Winkle held in Schenectady. Residents hosted quiltings and visits. Warwick shopping trip noted. Guests include Mrs D W Crist and Mrs Owens. New township snow plow purchased from Sussex N J. Visits by Mr and Mrs R Martin and others across Hamburg and Unionville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Crist
Owens
Harry Drake
Harry Vance
A Morehouse
Scott
R. Martin
Warwick
Seeley Grey
Hamburg
M Abram van Winkie
Ageiny Sates Co
Sussex
N. J
Black Smith
Ae Wilbur Masker
D. W. Park
Clarence Green
Miles Masker
Minnie Topping
Unionville
N. Y
Abram van Winkie
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Battville
John B. McOoach
Polae Chnef
Warwick Band
Eastern Stars
Irene
Mirs
Ira Roos
Warwick Hosval
Irs
Charles W. Lemkan
Eof C. J. Haight
Ais
Deming, Jr
Avid Grayson
FL ‘Olmes
Fl. Meagles
Red Silliman
Dorothy Buss
Thomas Sullivan
Easton
Sullivan
Judeon Yordas
Orris J Jreen
New York
Horles Atk
I Chester
The
Ict Church
R and Mes. S
Singon
Ceawet Lake
jJefriday Tor
Turk, Pla
T. S. SH
Tome VW
Tinin Se
Drter
Walker Valley Sunday School
Franklin Board
Education Board
Franklin
MN. J
Board of Education
Franklin School
George Harden
B. F. Percival
BD. W. Jenkins
Hearden
Gora Glynn
Presbyterian Ways and Means Society
James May
Gsomphfaz
Mar
Ralph Walters
William McCarthy
George Nestor, Jr
Jack Williams
M. Goldsmith
Newton
John Down
William Lang
Antonio Mansilla
Sterling Air
Chile
South America
J. W. Kent
Newark
Ways and Means Society
A. W. Jordan
Lena Kantenwein
Christine Kantenwein
Arthur Kinney
Sarah Kemble
Rechabite Organization
R.W.A
Man Christ Jesus
W. J. Dawson
the Century Co
Christ
Jesus
Dr. Dawson
Dawson
God
London
Glasgow
Sallys
By David Lawrence
Mountainville Grange
Old Homestead
Pine Bush
Robert Hyer
Miss Coddington
Alvin McKaig
Burrer
Annie F. Ftit
Hebert Curtis
Allegheny, Pa
Glenwood Church
J. W. Reese
Schenectady
Haan
Cornwall-on-Hudson
Brinkerhoff
Corowall-on-Hedson
Lohman Electric Co
Central Valley, N. Y
Schoonmaker
Newburgh, N. Y
Children
Coal
Fiat
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