Home Bureau Meeting Links Bloomingburg and Middletown
A joint meeting of the Home Bureau units of Bloomingburg and Middletown met at the North Street Congregational Church in Bloomingburg with talks on vegetables and salad preparation by Miss La ville Brewer. Miss Martha Cekada spoke on Home Bureau roles and securing a county agent for Orange County. Local attendees included Miss Ethel Gowdey and several residents. The next local meeting is set for March 15 with a clothing lesson.
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Home Bureau
Middletown
North Street
Winterton
Laville Brewer
Martha Cekada
Coun
Sullivan County
Orange County
Sullivan
Cekada
Josiah Cox
High View
Ethel Gowdey
Mesdames
A. E. Brown
J. Cook
D. J. Gorman
Charles E. Decker
William L. Redfield
Addie Gowdey
Clarence Barrett, Jr
Emma D. Kinne
William McDowell
New York
C. Delamater
Edward Perry
California
Long Island
Connecticut
McDowell
Emma Kinne
Estelle
Newburgh
R. O. Beakes
James S. Green
Bertha Ferguson
Annie Noxon
Ralph Fisher
Marian
William E. Brown
High View Card Club
James Crane
M. Davison
Harrison Godfrey
Mamakating
William H. Wright
Rahway
N. J
Charles B. Carmen
Middlesex County
Sullivan County Camp Sites Co. Inc
John R. McAuley
Jersey City
Rita DiManco
New York City
Wurtsboro Hills
Thoms Donovan
Robert C. Hazard
Cornwall
Yankee Lake
Yankee Lake Company
Thomas Donovan
Frances E. Jouyset
Mount Prospect
Albert D. Jousset
Kearney
N.J
George Phillips
Lois Ostrom
Christian Endeavor Society
Grange A
Bullville
Grange
Bullville Grange
Laurence Hawkins
Clifford Lloyd
Vivian Veich
Grace Lamb
Norman Veitch
Steamers Schedule Change for Newburgh and New York
Steamers depart Newburgh on Tuesday Thursday and Sunday at 5 PM. Steamers leave New York from Franklin Street on Monday Wednesday and Friday at 2 PM. Passenger service is temporarily discontinued.
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Newburgh
New York
Franklin St
Dick Rice bill to increase school funds gains momentum
The Dick Rice bill before the New York State legislature in Albany would more than triple local school funding. It carries the Friedsam Committee’s recommendation and has Governor Smith’s approval. it has passed the Senate and is expected to pass the Assembly. The plan adds 18 million dollars for 1927 and 5.5 million more annually for three years to aid rural districts, aiming to equalize tax burdens and raise rural high school support.
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Bloomingburg
Dick Rice
Albany
Friedsam Committee
Alfred E. Smith
Senate
Sullivan County
Celtics
Middletown
Hobart
Connell
Owen
Miller
S. van Inwegen
Godfrey
Colwell
E. Clark
C. Clark
Randall
C. Nash
Auburn Sets World Record for Diphtheria Prevention
The city of Auburn reports a world record for diphtheria prevention with no deaths since starting inoculation of children with toxin antitoxin in 1923. The program has maintained perfect mortality figures for the disease.
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Auburn
Surprise Birthday Party for Olive Bloomer in Sparrowbush
Sparr ow bush residents gathered Thursday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs George Jaques on Main Street for Olive Bloomer s surprise birthday. Guests came from Rio Otisville Sparrowbush and Port Jervis as music and games filled the night. Refreshments included sandwiches pickles fruit cake and coffee.
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Sparrowbush
Olive Bloomer
George Jaques
Main Street
Rio
Qotisville
Port Jervis
E. Wagner
New York City
Edward Wagner
Brovok Street
Richard Evans
Newark
N. J
Edward Worzel
Edward Patterson
Brooklyn
Frank Patterson
Eddy Farm
Harry Vernooy
George
Dorothy
Hornell
River Road
Mable Mitterwager
Percy Osterhout
Dramatic Club
Lester Christie
Martin Katzenburger
Epworth League
Henry Hazen
Ounean Linkey
Lillian Doty
Middletown Visit Highlights Local Callers
Liam Skinner spent Saturday in Middletown while Charles Dietz and sons of West End called in town on Sunday.
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Liam Skinner
Middletown
Charles Dietz
Andrews 10 Stay as Liquor 'Czar'
Washington March 17 General Lincoln Andrews will remain czar of federal prohibition enforcement after the prohibition reorganization act takes effect. Secretary Mellon said the new prohibition commissioner will be a largely administrative post with Andrews handling major policy decisions. The civil service provision for dry agents cannot take effect until next fall.
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Washington
Lincoln Andrews
Mellon
Prohibition
Andrews
Melion
Melon
Coolidge Set to Veto Civil War Widows Pension Bill
President Coolidge plans to withhold signature on the Civil War widows pension increase bill, effectively vetoing it by inaction within the legal time limit. The measure would raise pensions from $30 to $40 per month for eligible widows.
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Washington
Coolidge
White House
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