Orange county Dairymen urged to curb bovine tuberculosis threat
County Farm Bureau chief C. C. Davis warns diseased cows endanger children and drain funds as milk from New York markets pressures tests and clean herds. Dr. Morse refutes anti tuberculin claims while noting tests prove 98 percent accurate and safeguards remain essential.
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Orange County
C. C. Davis
County Farm Bureau Association
John R Morse
Newburgh
New York City
Davis
City of
New York
State of New York
United States
Middletown
Harris
New York State
State Department of Farms and Markets
H. Livingston
Livingston
H. C. Short
Dairymen’s Protective Association
Ohio
Waverly
N. Y
Short
Mr. Livingston
Dr. Morse
Morse
E. C. Schroeder
Methesda
Otisville Girl Surprised With Birthday Party
Miss Josephine Corwin was surprised at her Otisville home Tuesday night as friends gathered for a party in her honor. The event featured games, dancing, and refreshments with many local residents in attendance.
Rearranging Wires For Dam506 New Line To Washingtonville
March 6 1927 report on Central Hudson lines rerouted around a new dam north of the power plant. 64 poles set 125 feet apart join the lake line with 8000 pounds of wire, plus 6590 pounds for the Washingtonville circuit. Line moves 2 miles nearer Washingtonville improving voltage, with upgrades to street light controls via plant remote operation. A new lake division dike 400 feet long 12 feet high is under construction, and a roadway is being raised 9 feet beyond the George Hall Sr. homestead. A M C truck incident is noted with no serious injury. The piece ends noting rising demand for electric refrigerators in spring.
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Central Hudson Gas and Electric Company
Washingtonville
Galloway Bridge
Hunter Hill
Hudson
Salisbury Mills
William Smith
M. C
Rhis
George Hall, Sr
Otisville Social News Highlights and Official Departures
Misses Frances Tremper and Martha Illenberg of Middletown were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Van Ness Monday night. W Herbert Sayer retired after 20 years as a car penter at the Municipal Sanatorium for the City of New York. Philip Mangle resigned from the Municipal Sanatorium. Mrs Oresta McDonald left for two weeks with relatives in New York City and will reside in Yonkers. Mrs Marion Smith and brother Norman Areson were in Middletown on business. Misses Alma Gumner Etta Greenleaf Rosemary Kiernan Marion Bowers and Harriet Mitchell watched The Big Parade at the Stratton Theatre. Frank G Robbins and George Schneider motored to Middletown on business. BLOOMING GROVE KING'S DAUGHTERS.
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Frances Tremper
Martha Illenberg
Middletown
Clarence van Ness
W. Herbert Sayer
City of
New York
Frances Seymour
Home
Friends
New York City
Harold L. Benton
Philip Mangle
Oresta McDonald
Yonkers
Marion Smith
Norman Areson
Iddletown
Alma Gumner
Etta Greenleaf
Rosemary Kiernan
Marion Bowers
Harriet Mitchell
Stratton Theatre
Frank G. Robbins
George Schneider
Blooming Grove
King’s Daughters
Blooming Grove Chapter Postpones Meeting to March 23
Blooming Grove Chapter of the Kings Daughters postpones its meeting until Wednesday March 23 due to the death of member Miss Harriet Hunter. The report notes Miss Mary Sweeney under eye treatment in New York and other local movements including Miss Nettie Gerow at Mrs Corning's Balmville home and Percy Gerow attending Goshen court. Miss Alma Hudson returns to the city from a visit at the Hudson home.
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Blooming Grove
Mary Sweeney
New York
Nettie Gerowi
Mrs Corning
Balmville
King’s Daughters
Harriet Hunter
Percy Gerow
Goshen
Alma Hudson
Brooklyn
Hudson
Westtown Man Bags Six Foxes This Season
Local notes from Westtown detail a hunter who has taken six foxes this season, alongside community events at the Presbyterian and M E churches. The column records visits, social gatherings, club meetings, and upcoming services, with brief mentions of illnesses and funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westtown Man
McCoach Marks 25 Years on Police Force
Chief John D. McCoach celebrates twenty-five years of service since his 1902 appointment by the Common Council. He begins his twenty-sixth year as chief, after five years as a patrolman and rising to head the force. Notable cases include the Olney murder. a former State hospital worker, native of Sullivan County, married with a family. Five of seven named in 1902 are dead. two retired now.
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John D. McCoach
Olney
State Hospital
Sullivan County
Rural carrier nomination for Frank Maly on Route 2
Representative Hamilton Fish Jr. recommends Frank Maly for rural carrier duty on Route 2 from Goshen to Durlandville. Maly, a World War II veteran, has lived in Durlandville for over 20 years and is well known along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Maly
Hamilton Fish, Jr
Roral
Goshen
Durlandville
Mr. Maly
Durlandaville
High View Community Updates and Notable Travels
Local notes from High View report injuries and recoveries within families including Miss Marion Hamilton after pneumonia and relapse. Visitors from Middletown and Brookyn share updates as residents travel to Monticello Albany and Jersey on business.
Winterton Home Bureau Meets on Monday Event
In Winterton March 4 Mrs Henry Siers injured her ankle. George VanOrder called in Middletown recently. Mrs Mary Butcher ill with neuralgia. Mrs George York slightly improved. Miss Ella Hubbard stayed with her parents in Middletown Monday night. Frances and Lois Suffern spent week with grandparents Mr and Mrs George VanOrder and returned home Sunday. Mrs George Hubbard visited sister Mrs Minnie E Morgan but Morgan died before arrival. Home Bureau met with Mrs W W Winter Monday afternoon. George Wilkin called in Fair Oaks Saturday. Carolyn York visited cousins Ella Hazel and Dorothy Hubbard. David Frazee Mr and Mrs George VanOrder Frances and Lois Suffern went to Bloomi ng burg Saturday on business. Postmaster W W Winter called in Middletown Tuesday.
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Winterton
Henry Siers
George VanOrder
Middletown
Mary Butcher
George York
Ella Hubbard
George Hubbard
Frances
Lois Suffern
Mt. Johnston
W. W. Winter
West Point Opens Baseball Preparations Under Snow
Army baseball training began with over sixty cadets reporting to Head Coach Harry McCormick. Practice started in the riding hall due to snow on the Plains diamond, focusing on warm-ups for batteries and fielding drills. Catchers listed include Castell o and Carns, pitchers such as Stevenson and Kunszig, with veterans Nave, Brentnall, Mills and Zimmerpan among outfielders. season opens April 6 against Catholic University.
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Army
Harry
Moose) McCormick
Plains
Wight
Department
McCormick
Castello
Carns
Harding
Carmichael
Stevenson
Stribling
Timberlake
Easton
Beauchamp
Kunszig
Nave
Brentnall
Mills
Zimmerpan
Plain Cobb
Scheppa
Browning Flood
Beyon
Gallinse
Catholic University
Local Clergy Return After Visit and Community Notes
Rev. Stanislaus Lempka and Rev. J Vincent E Dasskiewicz returned to Staten Island and Hastings after a two day visit with Jos eph Lempka and family. Father Lempka heads to Washington DC this week after a mission in Cleveland. Mrs Chester M Kozareski has returned home after surgery at Goshen Emergency Hospital. A bird shoot is planned for Sunday afternoon. Peter Mudrick of Mt Eve remains in poor health. Miss Anna Glebocki and Miss Agnes Orezch returned to Brooklyn after a two week vacation. Julius Nowick is convalescing from illness.
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Peter Mudrick
Mt. Eve
Anna Glebocki
Agnes Orezch
Brooklyn
Julius Nowick
Election Set in Harriman with Water Vote
Harriman voters will cast ballots on March 15 for Village President and Trustees Frank J. Watson and William H. Smith for Citizens party and John C. Lee for Square Deal party. A water question also appears on the ballot along with local candidacies.
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Harriman
Citizen’s Party
Frank J. Watson
William H. Smith
Square Deal Party
John C. Lee
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Barre
Farm Bureau
Ulster, Orange, Rockland, Dutchess and Putnam
Hudson Counties
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Newburgh, N
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Royal Neighbors
Josephine Corwin
Highland Avenue
Rose Carpenter
Vera Gardner
Dorothy Miller
Dorothy Bowers
Florence Carpenter
Lavina Miller
Anna Dewey
Dora Green
Grace Carpenter
Elizabeth Pedersen
Edna Cockrell
Grace Holley
Louise Corwin
Chester Snyder
Charles Behan
Ralph Gardner
Henry Baker, Jr
Cornelius Baker Jr
William Marcus
Cuddebackville
Thomas Kiernan
Alan Winter
Coleman Winter
James Stanfield
Jerome Simon
Ruth
Jeanette
Charles Fulmer
Ralph Salvati
Carmel Carpenter
Edna Snyder
C. Fulmer
Otto McLean
Charles Moore
Academy Avenue
Mitchell Hall
June Lockwood
Frances Boatfield
Julia Osterdahl
Irene Rockwell
Belle Lockwood
Jemima Anderson
Grace Poor
Anna Moore
C. Schroff
C. J. Carpenter
Frank Cuomo
Orange & Rockland Electric Company
Otisville News
Westtown
F. M. Line
Presbyterian Church
Mildred Lindsey
Englewood
N. J
Clarence Ingram
Port Jervis
Remey
The
Missionary Society
Elizabeth Graham
Frank Remey
South Centreville
Unionville
Jeanette Harding
Robert Tyler
Westtown M. E
Elizabeth Kennick
Alex Decker
Lillian
Katherine Decker
Minnie Schultz
Bessie Buchanan
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Parsonage
Middletown Po Hce
McCoach
High View
Hartim
Florida
Albert Sauer
Bloomingburg
Donald
William Barrett
Bullville
Frank Stinson
Jersey
John Taylor
Eugene Meyer, Jr
Ralph Clark
Metropolis
Arthur B. Clapham
Clearwater
George A. Smith
Louis Michela
G. &. Wright
Mr. Reichart
Sol. Danab
Sturlingham
West Point
West Point, N. Y
Chester
Mass
Howard
Hulse
Joseph Guturie
Harry Haen
Timothy Quackenbush
Horace Hudson
David Kitchen
Los Angeles
California
William Blackburn
John Sweeney
Toledo
Sweeney
Bluebird Shop
Pine Tree Inn
Albany
Automobile and Radio
Monroe Garage
TEL
Owen
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