Orange County Brownie Dropped From Rolls In Reorganization
Motor vehicle inspectors in Orange County face roll changes as Michael Lester will be dropped from the rolls on April 1. State troopers gain duties previously held by inspectors, with Sergeant Michael Marino and Inspector Edward P. Turllu retained. Inspectors who pass exams may join the troopers after Troy State Police School training.
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Orange County
Syracuse
Michael Lester
Ownies
Pau Oni
Michael Marino
Edward P. Turlu
Arm of State Service
Expert Truss Fitting at AleMenagle & Flowers Middletown
Seeks to help difficult cases with specialty trusses for men women and children. Offers private fittings in a ladies assisted room with elastic stockings and abdominal belts. Located at 28 North Street Middletown.
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New York
Massure
AleMenagle & Flowers
North Street
Middletown
Officers Installed by Cyprus Commandery
Cyprus Commandery 67 Knights Templar installed officers at its regular meeting Thursday night. Names include Douglas R. Spiers commander W L Satchel generalissima W T Cornelius captain general George R Blanchard treasurer LB A Taylor recorder D D Bonnyman senior warden E G King junior warden Harvey 5 NeWitt excellent prelate C E Ghee excellent prelate R G Wilson standard bearer T S Clearwater sword bearer John Mc Cartney warder J Roy Crawford third guard Sylvester J C Hiss second guard Raymond Benedict first guard Philip Wern armorer Charles E Miller sentinel W F Benedict trustee one year Nelson N Satchell trustees two years H B DeWitt trustees three years Howard B Keeler uniform committee H S DeWitt J Lester Burnett drill masters
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Cypres
Knights Templar
Douglas R. Spiers
W. T. Cornelius
George R. Blanchard
LB. A. Taylor
D. D. Bonnyman
E.G King
Harvey
NeWitt
C. E. Ghee
R. G. Wilson
Clear Water
John McCartney
J. Roy Crawford
Sylvester J.C. Hiss
Raymond Benedict
Philip Wern
Charles E. Miller
Sentinel
W. F. Benedict
Sear
Nelson N. Satchell
Ih.b. DeWitt
Trustes
Howard B. Keéler
H. 5
Found Wife in Box Car Gets Divorce
Justice A H P Seeger granted a decree of divorce to Jeremiah M Seybolt of Middletown from his wife Edza M Seybolt. They wed Stillwater New Jersey November 9 1922. There was no defense as witnesses included the plaintiff and County Detective Charles W Ketcham who served papers after Sebolt found her living with a Morgan railroad employee in a Graham box car. Attorney for plaintiff Edmund C Faulkner.
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A. H. P. Seeger
Saider
Jeremiah M '‘Seybolt
Middletown
Edza' M. Seybolt
Stillwater
N. J
Brit Railroad
Graham
Edmund C. Faulkner
Appointed Syracuse Freshman Coach Replaces Pete Reynolds
Lew PF Anirewe named Syracuse water city football coach to succeed Pete Reynolds who was released from his contract. Anirewe serves as freshman coach for two years and steps into the head role amid coaching changes.
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Syracuse
Lew PF Anirewe
Syracuse Watersity
Pete Reynolds
Sullivan May Lose Man In Assembly Dinner Remarks
A Sullivan County gathering features remarks by a collector of the port of New York and Ulster County Republican leaders honoring Justice Joseph Rosch. Speakers rail at federal overreach and praise party participation, with a long donor and attendee list spanning towns from Barryville to Swan.
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Sullivan
Library plans expand with two new branches in town
Middletown announces a two station library expansion under Miss LeFevre’s supervision. West End and North End branches will operate Tuesdays and Fridays, and Wednesdays and Saturdays respectively, from 2 to 6 pm. About 230 to 300 books will circulate, aided by local merchants for space and by Girl Scouts for notices.
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Sather
Middletown
Mivs
Helena 5
Holmes & ‘Tuthill’s
Ctime
Washington Birthday dinner for Monroe Masons
Standard Lodge No 711 of Monroe hosts its eleventh annual Washington Birthday dinner at the Community House February 22 at 7 o clock. Rev William F F Kettle of Middletown, grand chaplain of the Grand Lodge of New York, will give the address with community singing and musical entertainment. The event draws Masons from Orange County and this year seats are larger than usual. Reservations should be secured before February 17 from committee members Harry M Littell Joseph W R Dally Charles W Smith Lindley Heaton Frank W Rel Fea.
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Port of
New York
Ulster County
Republican Committee
Supreme Court
Joseph Rosch
Charles W. Walton
Kingston
United States
Lincoln
White House
Sublivan
Isaac Silberman
Richard R. Hall
Charles G. Burns
Alonzo A. Calkin
re—Imis de Hoyas
Clinton A.shaw
George G. Darling
R. -. Branch
Helen M. Stanton
Sidney ‘Foster
William George
Luis de Hoyos
Howard Beecher
James H.brady
Edson D. Knapp
J. W. Davis
Jeffersonville
William ‘Knell
Robert Mann
Johs Townsend
E. d. van Keuten
F. Weise
Wilkin
Kenozai Lake
Thomas Hoxton
W. Moulthrop
Fred J. Weiss
Liberty
Martha Cekada
Emma. E. Currey
G.F. Currey
Sidney Foster
Harry McLaughlin
Harriet McLaughlin
Eugene Resch
Loomis
Cand
D. M. Chazzee
M. EF. Mackay
Middletown
Addie Penny
Nance Ransa
Pranklin
B. Willian
Mongaup Valley
Fred Cooper
Charles. Moore
Monticello
Bishop
Breakey
Charles
G. Umm
Alexsander Carbour
A. Calkin
Fred H -Carpenter
W. W.carpenter
George Darling
Grant Carson
M. C. Duryea
John WV. Ennis
Rairchild
Frank A. Fox
Sand
Richard
R. ‘Hall
Jsergeant
Jack Hopkins
Jacob “Karvbium
Samad
McLaughlin
E. Miller
William i Miller
F. UH
Osborn
Ralph “Osborn
Msa-dere Rathenberg
C. A. ‘Shaw
Jessie Simpson
Ralph L. Smith
Virginia Smith
Fred Sprague
Harold Sp
Standard Lodge
A. M
Monroe
Washington
Hawthorne
William FF. ‘Kettle
Grand Lodge of the Pie Ay
Orange County
Kettle T
Harry M
New York Man Buys The Monell Estate Dairy Farm
A New York man purchased the Otterkill Farms estate in Hamptonburgh from Thomas Pendell. The 565 acre dairy property features a large stone house, 12 rooms with baths, a 40,000 dollar barn for 96 head, and 709 fertile acres tilled. He plans to move in a 25 jersey herd next spring and aims to make the farm a leading local producer. The buyer reportedly spent about 3.3 million on buildings and improvements.
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New York
Thomas Pen
Ambrose “Monell
Hampton ‘Burgh
Otterkill
Propserty
Manel
Amastera Howse
Butler’s Pantry
Pac
Howse Galso
Burnaril
Pendell
Eight-year-old Newburgh pyromaniac identified
Police in Newburgh say a boy of eight years old set several small fires in January and February, including halls of homes on Chestnut and Liberty streets and a store on Broadway. Investigators consider the case for psychologists and note the child lives with his mother and stepfather at 248 Wagar Street.
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Newburgh
Wotan
Sparks
Wagar Street
Ghat Bers
D. Wil Voniat
Liberty Street
F. 8
Goklatetn
Broadway
Chambers Street
Pollsa
Assembly leaders weigh reapportionment impact at Monticello dinner
At the Linco dinner in Monticello, supporters and opponents debated a plan to distribute Assembly seats by population. Sullivan County feared loss of representation, while Mayor Macardell urged fairness and equal voice. advocates argued upstate needs restraint on New York City power. Special Surrogate Taylor noted Sullivan County should have an individual assemblyman.
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Assembly
Linco
Monticello
Orange Comey
Sullivan
New York City
Junge Sanford Smith
Columbia County
A. B. Macardell
Commonwealth
Sand
Charles EB. Taylor
Sullivan County
Amity Ladies Aid Society Elects Officers
Amity Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs. Robert Doty's home on Thursday after noon. Officers elected include Mrs Frank Ghardavayne as president and Mrs Lawrence Laston as vice president, with other officers named Aditf Feb 17.
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ADITF
badies +Aid Loviety -met
Robert Doty
Mioner fund secretary duties noted at meeting
Doty acts as secretary and treasurer for the Mioner fund while Mrs Charles Drew is listed as treasurer. Mr and Mrs William Layton returned home after a three week absence, Layton away on business in Florida. A school meeting of District No bo will be held Wednesday evening at the Edenville school house with taxpayers and parents urged to attend due to important business.
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Doty
Charles Drew
Mioner Fund
William &. Layon
Layton
Florida
Guifeld
N. J
Edenville
Historians of Meet Feb 22 Minisink Valley Society
On Tuesday February 22 the thirty ninth annual meeting and dinner of the Minisink Valley Historical Society will be held at the Port Jervis Free Library Building. A program includes a books and curios room open for inspection and an election reception. Addresses will be delivered by Samuel W. Griffins and others at the Minisink Hotel.
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Minisink Valley
Jervis
Port Jervis Free
Minisink
Samuel W. Griffins
Readings on Patents and Minising Rights at Society Meeting
A New York City talk on The New Aristocracy by Hon. George H. Smith of Monticello N Y will be followed by Irving Righter of Port Jervis N Y presenting A Survey of the Minis in Patent. Dr William L Cuddy will discuss Our Minisink regign A Cradie of Liberty under the Flags of Six Nations with copies appended of The Penn pack Patent The Schuyle Patent and The Minisink Patent Tickets from F D Fowler and S M Cuddeback must be secured by Saturday the 19th
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New York City
George H. Smith
Monticello
Hardenbergh
Irving Righter
Port Jervis
Ldr
William L. Cuddy Hack
Linder
Pienpack
Schuyle
F. D. Fowler
M. Cuddeback
Lehigh & New England Awards Spur Construction Contract
Goshen Feb 17 The Lehigh and New England Railroad company awarded a contract to Clement & Company Philadelphia railroad contractors for the construction of a spur line from Bold Glenwood near Pineland to the Empire quarries. The project aims to provide crushed sand and conglomerate material for cement manufacturers for about fifty years once quarrying is completed and the plant is in operation.
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Goshen
Lehigh& New England Railroad
Clement x Pany
Phiadelphia
Manchin
Glenwood
Pineland
Empire Quarries
Isimed
Village电 Chester installs vast copper wire system
A local company undertakes a massive electric distribution project for Chester village extending from Wire Avenues to Greycourt, including Bridge Street and High Street. The plan covers 80 500 feet of copper wire on 1 122 poles with two to three transformers near the firehouse and a main residence addition, supplying power to twenty buildings and a three phase line to Tugedo.
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Daiis
Abe
Awiehboand
Willjbe
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