Maybrook Personal Notices Brighten March 24 Update
Maybrook reports births, visits, travels and local happenings. Mary Josephine Roe born March 19 to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roe. Many residents visit relatives in White City Inwood and Newburgh. Edward Thomas and Murray Wallace drive to Greene County. church events and home improvements noted.
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Maybrook
Harry Roe
Mary Josephine
Everett Standal
Newburgh
Marion Hessberger
Marie
Allen
Oscar Abrahams
White City
Inwood
L. I
Russell Shafer
George Hallock
Poughkeepsie
Murray Wallace
Edward Thomas
Greene County
George Sweeney
Anna Mae Sweeney
Goodwill
Misses Kerwin
Highland
A. Schoonmaker
St. Patrick’s
G. H. Burr
Edward Davis
Greening
J. Hill
S. L. Scott
Paterson
N. J
Methodist Episcopal Church
R. McPhillips
Agents’ Department
Clark
P. H. Day
H. Thompson
New York City
Monroe Presbyterians to Call New Pastor
Monroe Presbyterian Church plans to call a new minister with a March 24 vote open to adult members and church insiders. Local events include a Young People Society shadow party at the Engle home and community notices of residents’ comings and goings.
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Monroe
Wedneson
Monroe M. E. Church Young People’s Society
H. P. Engle
Servego
Elizabeth Beatty
Samuel N. Nelson
Lake Street
White Plains
Yonkers
James Valentine
New York City
Jane Valentine
South Main Street
Tate
van Deusen
Anna Beatty
Rogers’ Drug Store
Francis Patrick Daly
Newburgh Armory
Robert Johnson
George Gaunt
Samuel Talmadge
Tuxedo Park
William D. Steele
Ahearn
George Fitzgerald
Franklin Avenue
Eva Hall
Charles H. Hall
North Main Street
The
Presbyterian Church
Produce Market Sees Sharp Rise in Prices Across Grades
Market reports 11 506 packages with a sharp upward turn as prices rise about two cents on most table grades. Limited supply and brisk outside demand push bids higher while expected relief may come with Wednesday and Thursday arrivals of foreign creamery butter. various price levels for extras firsts seconds and packing show strong activity across eggs and vegetables.
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Pacific
Hennery
Jersey
Gath
West
Duck
Ind. Miner
MD. Ee West
Card Club Meeting at Polletz Home in New Hampton
The 5600 Card Club gathered at Mrs. P. Polletz’s New Hampton home on Friday evening. Awards went to Mrs. John H. Cloonan and Miss Anna Fischer. Refreshments were provided by the hostess. Also noted are local updates about purchases and visits among residents.
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Card Club
Polletz
New Hampton
5600 Card Club
P. Polletz
John H. Cloonan
Anna Fischer
Henry Glavin
Lawrence Reinke
James Doyle
Mary
New York City
M. Fitzgerald
Odell Sanatorium
Newbugh
P. Pollett
Essex
Clue Emerging on Highland Mills Church Vandalism
Authorities report clues to the identity of those who damaged Highland Mills Catholic Church and caused extensive property loss. Estimated damage totals about $10,000 with fire suspected to stem from defective wiring. Public safety officials anticipate prosecution.
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Highland Mills
Pine Crest Villa
C. R. Levitz
Central Valley Fire Company
Fred Clark
Fred Florance Jr
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
Elm Street
Ada
Clarise Terbush
Hurleyville
Alex Weyant
Monroe
Harry J. Florance
St. Petersburg
Fla
Tuxedo
John Felter, Jr
St. Luke’s Hospital
Mary Bergen
Kingston
Charles L. Hallock
Main Street
William Healy
Baby
Hartsdale
William B. Cromwell
Sylvester Pitney
Missionary Guild
Colesville Ladies Aid Society Meeting Reports
Sussex New Jersey notes show Colesville M E Church Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs Peters Lewis home for a Fourth of July craft day. Families update include Mrs G C Dunn and Mrs Lewis Dunn visiting Frank Johnson on the Sussex Vionville road and a new daughter Eileen Frances born to Mr and Mrs Clarence Lewis, with Mrs Lewis formerly Mildred Mower.
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Melvin Marsh
Church of the Assumption
J. J. Keane
W. Wood
East Branch
William Nolan, Jr
Cornwell
William
Canade
Nolan
Newburgh
James Stickney
Old Row
Medford Conklin
Johnston Agency
William Lawrence Jr
Dr. Rakov
Harold Perquaskie
New Row
Johnson
Walden Road
Sussex, N. J
G. C. Dunn
L. B. Dunn
Harry Swarts
Middletown
N. Y
Lester Bowman
Linn Hospital
Clove
Gladys Hoskins
Passaic Hospital
Alvah Clark
Walnut Street
Harry Walsh
Clarence Lewis
Town
Eileen Frances
Lewis
Mildred Mower
Sussex
Hamburg
Water plan reduces Sullivan County objections to New York supply
Monticello N Y March 24 Sullivan County shifts stance as New York favors east Hudson streams for water supply Poughkeepsie plans to tap its own filtered river water while opposition fades if Neversink reservoir is dropped local boarding houses fear reduced traffic and value and note a finished reservoir loses appeal the mood favors sources east of the Hudson and less impact on local commerce
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Monticelia
N. Y
Dutchess County
New York
Hudson
Sullivan County
Poughkeepsie
Hudson City
Tri State
Delaware
New Jersey
Mamakating Valley
New York City
Neversink
Wappingers Creek
Bloomingburg Bureau Meeting Reports Lamp Shade and Clothing Projects
At the Bloomingburg chapel the Home Bureau held an all day meeting with county agent Martha Cekada teaching lamp shade making and the clothing project. A special lamp shade session is set for April 12. New member joins. various local residents visited Monticello and attended church and community events.
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Bloomingburg
Home Bureau
Martha Cekada
Celiada
Emma Robertson
White Sulphur Springs
Middletown
W. W. Wilson
Monticello
Joyce Williams
Webb Horton Memorial Presbyterian Church
W. Hart Giddings
Charles Seaman
Woodbury Falls
Alton Fiero
Seaman
Seaman Is A Sister of Mrs. Fiero, Mrs. Martha Rumsey of New York City
Fred Clark
Edson D. Knapp
Charles Smith
Passaic
N. J
Smith
William Hoyt
Henrietta Hoyt
Mer. A. Ostrom
Christian Endeavor
William McNamara
Brooklyn
M. McNamara
Mae
S. Greenhalgh
Port Jervis
Laura Crowell
Percy Fiero
William Doyle
Matheson
William H. Williams
South Road
B. Schmulcher
Sidney and
Ava
Elizabeth Goodman
B. Bardie
Ernie
Max Rudikoff
Albert Sauer
Donald
Hasty Marriages in Albany Targeted by Jenks Bill
The Jenks bill, advancing in the New York Assembly, would block hasty marriages by barring marriage licenses to persons under 21 or those deemed under that age, aiming to curb impulsive unions.
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Albany
N. Y
U.P
Assembly
Age Rules Extend Five Days After License Application
The provision states that an age requirement remains in effect for five days after an application for a license is filed. The stipulation outlines timing for compliance and potential subsequent actions by issuing authorities.
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