Washingtonville Hosts Athena Club Hosts and Local Society Notes
Washingtonville society items note Miss Augusta Woodbull visits Oxford Depot family members visiting, church events, and Athena luncheon hostesses named Mrs Owen and others. School reopens after holiday, Christmas programs at Blooming Grove Church, Girl Scouts sleigh ride with leader Miss Bertha Conger. Community events include study club, singing, and birthday gatherings. several residents ill or recovering at home. Engagement announced for Miss Florence Merry of Bedford Hill to Jesse Tuthill of Washingtonville.
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Washingtonville
Augusta Woodbull
Oxford Depot
Joseph C Géron
Blooming Grove
H. N Greene
King’s Daughters
Gilbert H. Gerow
Musicale Held at Washingtonville by Mrs Findley
Washingtonville January 6 Mrs Thomas Findley and her music pupils gave a musicale for parents and friends at her home. The program featured Doet Fanfare Militaire by L A Lerte Marie Owen and Mrs Fredley Juggle by Ralph H Pendleton and Katie Koenig Purple Twilight by Erie Woodward and Frances Kilston Sounds from the Ringing Rocks by Frank Walrus and Mildred Ross Playground March by Herbert LeGrand Clementina Di Benedetto Under the Double Eagle March by J F Wayne and G Ros ey Mery Owen Blade by Marguerite Blume Battercupa by Loula Scarmolin raki the Rose Garden by Bert Anthony Dorothy Love ing Robin Sing Spaulding Anas Marie Koenig Meadowbrook Watts R Stead bog Clementina DI Benedietto
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtonville
Thomas Findley
Pupis
L. A
J. F. Wayne
G. Rosey
Mery Owen
Blade
Marguerite Blume
Battercupa
Loula Scarmolin
Raki
the Rose Garden
Bert Anthony
Dorothy Loveing
Robin
Sing, Spaulding
Anas Marie Koenig
Meadowbrook Watts
R. Steadbog
Clementina
DI Benedietto
Cow's Right to Its Calf Suit Moves to Rensselaer
A breach of contract suit over a cow and calf heads to the February term in Rensselaer County Supreme Court Troy after a change of venue from Monticello. Samuel Kosloff of Stamford, Delaware County sues Thame Berka of Valley Falls, alleging an agreement to sell the cow and calf for 56 with 250 paid upfront, but Berka denies including the calf and Kosloff failed to pay the remaining balance.
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Washingtonville
Rensstaer County Supreme Court
Troy
Supreme C
Joseph Rosch
Sullivan County
Monticello
Renssélaer County
Samuel Kosloff
Stamford
Delaware County
Thame Berka
Valley Falls
Rensselaer County
Kosloff
Berka
Car overturns near Bloomingburg on slippery mountain road
Bloomingburg Jan 6. Charles Startup of the Orange County Telephone Company was descending the mountain above High View when his sedan’s brakes failed near the postoffice corner and the car overturned. He escaped injury as help righted the car. the road was cited as in very icy condition.
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Bloomingburg
Charles Startup
Orange County Telephone Company
High View
Assingance
Suffern Firm Chartered In Albany With $20,000 Capital
The Tallman Really Company of Suffern was chartered at Albany Tuesday with a capital of $20,000. Incorporators are H. G. Osborn, W. H. Jenkins and K. B. Rose, with Morton Lemen of Suffern as attorney.
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Suffern Corporation
Tallman Really Company of
Suffern
Albany
G. Osborn
W. H. Jenkins
KB. Rose
Former Little Britain Man Dies in Beacon
Thomas B. Giles a former resident of Little Britain died at his Beacon home on December 27 after a year with illness from a stroke. He was 80, born in Rock Tavern, and survived by four daughters and two sons, plus a sister and brother. Burial was in Washingtonville cemetery.
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T. B. Giles
Thomas B. Giles
Little Britain
Beacon
Giles
Rock Tavern
Laura Gerald
Clara Tilton
Bertha Halstead
Wallkill
Ethel Sloan
Emmett
Brooklyn
Fret
Newburgh
Rachel Bond
William C. Giles
Washingtonville Cemetery
County Officials Re‑elected Amid Board Debate
County officials are re elected after a lengthy discussion by the Board. They plan to invite the three to January 11 to explain why they seek to sever ties with the hospital. The board also passed thanks to the hospital staff and considered highway plans linking Washingtonville to surrounding routes and the Newburgh to Walden south plan.
Officials Elected by Supervisors in County Session
The Board of Supervisors met in annual session to elect officers for the year. J W Gott was reelected county attorney, George F Gregg as clerk, Augustus Gillespie as deputy clerk, and Charles H Smith as county highway commissioner with salary raise to 3600. New officers Dusenberry as chairman and several physicians named to jail and armyhouse posts. A tuberculosis nurse committee was also appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
George F. Gregg
William R. Wallace
Charles E. Dusenverry
New Windsor
Dusenberry
M. A. Tighe
Newburgh
Charles H. Smith
James €. Donovan
R. &. Lippincott
Goshen
County Armyhouse
Henry Youngs
Jair
Cuno Musbech
Why doctors quit at Odell Memorial Sanatorium
Supervisors question the resignations of Dr C E B Waterbury superintendent and Dr C E Townsend and W A Snyder as Board of Managers members at a Board of Supervisors meeting. The report notes curiosity about why the medical leaders left the Odell Memorial Sanatorium.
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C. E B. Waterbury
Odell Memorial Sanatorium
C. E. Townsend
W. A. Snyder
Supervi
Mother Angela Celebrates 25th Jubilee at Middletown
Mother Angela Stack head of the Ursuline community on East Main street Middletown marked her silver jubilee with a Monday observance. Relatives friends and former pupils joined religious ceremonies in Middletown New York and Hartford with Mass celebrated by Father Coffey and sermon by Father Carney. Gifts poured in from New York State and New England.
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Angela Stack
Ursuline Community
East Main Street
Middletown
New York City
Angela
Thomas Stack
New York
John
Thomas
Joseph
William Stack
James Reilly
Edward Stamp
Anna Miriam
Convent of Mercy
Hartford
Conn
Reilly
Stamp
Mother Clair
Rose
Father Coffey
Father James Carney
College of St. Cecilia
M. J. Shine
Anrela
New York State
New England
Holy Name Society to Elect Officers at St Joseph’s
The Holy Name Society of St Joseph’s Church will hold its annual meeting and election of officers Sunday evening at St Joseph’s School.
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Holy Name
Holy Name Society of
St. Joseph's Church
St. Joseph's School
Taxes Now Due in Highland Falls
Taxes are due at one period for the fraternity and after which five will be charged. Wight Art Whes day and dom Motels, Mrs Rose Mitelay Mount Avenue. Much credit is given for the success of the latest play between Sunday school class at the Methodist Episcopal Church, to Miss Myra Mandigs who convinced the members for the play. The State and County are Tow Lives are now due at one period. Kranch Pavek of the US N was ad oct Sister mm town cut up the froddasys. Holidays in the village with friends and celebrations. Mrs Madeline Bock was a recent visitor in town at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs Live rgeton Scott Timothy Cox has had its new store and gas pump wired for electric debts. Mrs George Buisley has been severely ill of er seepelas. Mrs Rose Michell has had wr residence wired for electric service. Practica has been started for a play to be given at future dates by children of the Church of the higly Innocents. Mr and Mrs Harry Cellen plan to move to Brook Ty. Miss Neilie Murphy spent Wednesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Hassler at West Point. The regular winter communion service in the Presbyterian Church was held at the morning service on Sunday morning January 2. Mrs Ernest Conley is reported seriously ill at her home on Putnam road. Dr Thomas McMenamin presided in attendance, as he was elected district attorney in 1910 by a substantial plurality.
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S. Ae Felter
M. C. Gregory
T. F Howell
Blooming Grove Study Club
Stephen Hunt
Elizabeth Hookey
Macy
New York
Henry Tuthill
Clinton Merritt
Oswego Normal
Frank Irving
Iis Coven
Sce Gerow, Jr
Wintsor Mies Re Wood
Fourg People’s
George §S Bond
Orville Eichenberg
Roosevelt Hospital
Monroe
F. Schmigga
Abrs
Ben Tuthill
Henry Martin
Louise
Newburgh
Craigville
J. Paderewski
Paolo Jallico
Mary
Owen
The
W. Kees
Mildred Ross
W. Swarthwood
Frances Elston
Valse ‘ Uto
Marguerite Blume
Hichard
Sophie Figursig
Hruthes Omer
Clementina
Benedetto
Marie Corp
Adam Q
Circe
King's Daughters
Theodore Howell
Nat Roe
Mary Strong
Frank Strong
Blooming Grove
George Bond
Blouising Grove
Santa Claus
Elwood Corning
Rebekah Earl
Bethany Chapel
Percy Sewell
Jennie Henderson
Mounday
James Millspaugh
Tuxedo
Thomas Pendell
Augusta
Moffat Library
Civic Club
Alfred Denniston
Hudson District
Moffat
Raim
Fey Candr
Shuart
James Burnett
O. C Stonebers
Little Britain
Florence Merry
Bedford Hill
Jesse Tuthitl
Washingtonville
Markey
Pougakeepsie
Clarence Gerow, Jr
Frank Irving, Jr
Windsor Hill
Anna Millspaugh
Margery
Imogene
Everett Pennie
Marguerite Garow
Wilmington
Del
Duryea Calver
West Point
Thomas Findlay
Philip Hasbrouck
Walden
Athenia Club
California
Cleve
Rmas
Lauran Webber
Borden
St. Luke's Hospital
Janwre
Moffat Tuhrery
Mulholland
Providence
R. 1
Anna Strong
Marjorie Wood
Bridge
Northstreet
W. J. Hudson
William Ross
Brooklyn
Wight
Bee
Rose Mitelay
Mount Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church
Myra Mandigs
Wiliam Cottey
Kranch Pavek
John Sthelon
Madeline Bock
Cie
Livergeton Scott Timothy Cox
George Buisley
Rose Michell
Church of the Higly Innocents
Harry Cellen
Iliss Neilie Murphy
Hassler
Presbyterian
Ernest Conley
Putnam Road
Thomas McMennamin
Monticello
Sullivan County
George H. Smith
Smith
South
William W. Smith
Judge Smith
Cullivan County Bar Association
Supreme Court
Joseph Rosch
David S. Hill
George L. Cooke
Children Court
Iips
Woodbourne
Liberty Normal School
Albany
Home Defense Committee
Draft Board
Ted Cross
Liberty Bond Sales
Judge Smith Retires After Long Sullivan County Service
Monticello, Jan. 6. After over thirty years in public service, Judge George H. Smith retires as Sullivan County Judge and Surrogate. He plans to reestablish his Monticello law practice after a South vacation, and to follow his late father William W. Smith’s example. George L. Cooke will succeed him as County Judge and Surrogate.
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Smith
Geo. L. Cooke
Monticello
George L. Cooke
Sullivan County
Geo. H. Smith
Goldberg Newburgh Jeweler Killed by City Coaster
Samuel Goldberg a 61 year old Newburgh jeweler died at St Luke's hospital from injuries after being struck by a coaster at Ann and Johnson streets last night. He was returning to his shop at 168 Broadway when he stepped in front of the coaster which local police have not identified.
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Newburgh
Samuel Goldberg
St. Luke's Hospital
Ann and Johnson Streets
Goldberg
Broad Way
Polwe
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Frank Elston
Girl Scouts
Bertha Conger
Blooming Grove Church
Corning
Harriet Ballen
Wilbur Mertz
Mrs. Findley
Kebre
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Los Angeles
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G. Searla
New York State Police School
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PAM Department
Frank FR. Lovelace
Poughkeenfate
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Ume
Fors
James E. Tierney
Thomas B. Gibson
Hamlet 8. Roe
Charles Dusenberry
Joseph W. Gott
Orange Co
Charles E. Dusenberry
J. W. Gott
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of Sanatorium
Ursuline Academy
Highland Mills News
Highland Mills Star
Highland Mills Pharmacy
Daeger’s News Depot
Highland Falls
Sullivan
Cooke
Sulivan
Timothy F. Bush
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Waddingtonville, N. Y
W. H. Fitzgerald
Hoskings
E. E. Hoskings
Herald Hoskings
Washingtonville, N. Y
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First National Bank of
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