Thirteen-year sleuth spots ex-neighbors hoard of chintz
Bertha Delavigne, a French widow near Michigan Corners, faced arraignment after her former neighbors were charged with receiving stolen goods from her home. Justice Reeves adjourned to March 4 to allow witnesses while $300 bail secured their release. Delavigne reported multiple breakins since June 1924, with thefts including English chintz fabric and household items.
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Cate
Peratus Avito
Bertha Delagignac
Michigan Corners
Tro Wemans
Justice of the Peace Welljsmin W
Reeves
Berane
Delavigne
Manhattan
Phree
Lizz Billings
Beat
Dubus Slater
Mon Ady Mars
Dollnwigve
T. State
Wallkill
Gorporal
Stoihrows
Schodline
Bhings
Lent Besan and Easter Dates Through History
The article explains the calculation of Easter and Lent dates from the Council of Nicaea, noting the 238 year lunar cycle and the rule that Easter is the first Sunday after the ecclesiastical full moon following the vernal equinox. It cites dates from 1786 to 2023 with Easter on April 17 occurring in 1438, 1949, and 1960, and March 22 as the earliest possible Easter, last seen in 1818.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Habsuars Cor Aland
Nichaea
Constantine
Opale
Woman testifies to bar on renting with children
A Middletown woman told Judge Henry Alerritt that landlords fear renting to families with children. County agent Caroline Cuttdeback and local housing officials discussed the issue, noting a citywide accommodation shortage and arguing that discrimination against large families, not just children, drives such practices.
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Middletown
Chilldveri
Henry ‘Br “Alerritt
Sir Oildran
Caroline
Dren
Thayeoui Itas
Ibang
Gilidven
Ted
Agatatr Hher
Te ‘Lama
Yaal
Taylor
Famlismith
McWilliams and ‘Acastor
Indivi al Tandfords
Thachers Association Plans Spring Meeting
The Executive Committee of the Orange County Teachers Association meets Thursday afternoon at Hugh School to arrange the spring meeting. Members include President Charles V. Hooker Vice President G Haskins Blight and Walls Ruth Bissell treasurer Mary Duseyberrs secretary K. Warnworth and the three actions superintendents T. L. McKnight Central Valley Clifford L. Haight Warnick Oak Crotright Middletown.
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Thachers Association
Qtrange County Yeachers’ Association
Hugh School
Ile
Charles V. Hooker
G. ’ Haskins
Ruth Bissell
Mary “Duseyberrs
Toriia
Wecre Dary
IC. Waniworth
Orn
Wall
Three Actions
T. L. MéKnight
Central Valley
Cilford L. Haight
Warnick
Oak Cortright
Middle+ town
Chester fire damages historic inn to be rebuilt
Fire swept the Chester Jim early Thursday causing extensive damage. Reported owners Dane M Todimatson and William Ssoutz said reconstruction would proceed. Fresh estimates place losses at no less than eight thousand dollars, origin of the blaze undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Dane M. Todimatson
William Ssoutz
Indictments in Far Flhamne Case Signal Major Grand Jury Action
Frank Salamone, the sole in custody figure in a Florida moonshine ring, faces a February grand jury indictment for first degree murder in the truck fire that seized the operation. Federal authorities also plan a grand jury probe for violations of the Volstead Act as they continue moving the confiscated plant to New York City. Meanwhile, three gang members indicted are still at large, and Salamone is expected to stand trial in Goshen County Court around March 14. In Monticello, under sheriff Hall and Sgt Hopkins investigated a White Lake burglary at Mrs Spelger boarding house, where a touring car was stolen.
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Frank ‘Salamone
Jeg Bang
Florida
Wuetine
Sithamgh
Crete
Salamoné
Rapgatatus
Iremorel i
Ploritta
Traiimr
Sft
Taday
Mre
Amone Thowe
Ilsapi Peareil Anil
Salamone
Will So
Goshen
Qrresent
Istiliery
Federal Granul
Wikow ‘Warm
Plorida Tréd
iDdsttiet
Vand
Bobberry Monticello
N. Y Mar
Richard R Hall
Jack Hopkins
S the
Btate
Irbilee Syeaterday
White Lake
TD. Spelger
Frying Pan Attack at 58 Stage Street Leaves Skull Wound
Long Island resident is accused after a chaotic Saturday incident at O Malley’s establishment on Stage Street. A frying pan struck a man in head, causing a scalp wound as officers chased suspects, including O Malley and a companion, through nearby streets. Benjam Cummings witnessed the chaos. Police say the weapon caused a serious but non fatal injury and investigators are pursuing leads.
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Jimmy Lagi
Alam
Dtage Street
Long Island
Pole Headquarters
Jimmy Lozanu
Tolley
Benjam Cummings
Unian Street
Curaminga
O'Malley
Cummings
O'Malley -Westnegtest
Masons Dine on Change of Venue II Pre Action
One of the largest Masonic gatherings ever met at Hoffmann Lodge Ed A L 452 for a Friday evening meal and talk by the Grand Lodge of New York speaker on Continental Maronite developments and European conditions. Attendees included district deputies and grand lodge officers, with committee oversight by Mrs Thomas Per Geld and others. A legal note follows about a Prairie House disaster damage suits and potential consolidation for trial, as insurers face liability and creditors seek damages totaling near two million dollars.
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Temple of Hoffman
Deslay Aay
Gram
New York
International -Masonic
Italy
Finland
Phoen
Afrs
Thomas
Dienst
Rsom
Trelifaed
John ‘Drew
Hugh Cathcart
Cgrand ‘Teether
New York ‘State
Grand Langs
Orange County
Territory
William F. Kettle
Hart
Than “Lange
Washington
Aged Worker Hurt In Land Bank Sides Granted $1000
Twelve awards totaling 1356.22 were made in a city hall session led by Referee J. J. Ror. William J. Smith, seventy, a hospital worker at Olisville, received 1000 from New York City after shoveling slabs into a truck five years ago. Cases involving two other patients at the sanatorium and several workers at local plants were adjourned or closed with varying compensation sums.
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Jom “J
City of
New York
Liam J. Smith
Smallleipd
Eanatorium
Olisville
McNearney
Crasult
Lerge
Ralthough Island
Bernhard Leew
Joral Bark
L.L
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Jacoby
Jordi
George 2. Heajy
Linden
Women Missionary Society Meeting at Warwick
A chaotic OCR fragment describes the Reroroh ed Fissionary Society meeting in Warwick New York with mentions of members and guests from New York City and New Jersey. It notes interdenominational women's prayer meetings, a church residence chapel completion, and a funeral at the Reformed Church.
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Grand Street
Henry
Barichis
Daple
Ghureh -Priday
Decker
Seek Pair for Attempted Atttack on Seger Leaf Girl
Reported attempt on a Seger Leaf girl, with two dressed young men and a Ford at a roadside invite. She was forced from the car near Warwick, thrown to walk home after a window was broken, and state troopers J Dougherty and Stuart Anderson are investigating with local substation help.
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Jernie Wrerkmas
Bagan
Chester -End
Warwick
Mugar
At &Crioposal
Waravick
Learmad
J.dougherty
Stuart “Anderson
Montgomers
Widow begat bigamy case ends with sentence in county court
The Supreme Court heard a bigamy case involving Miss Mary Hawkins and Clifton Beaman, alias Countryman, who married without parental consent. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to one year in a county jail, while the second wife testified about their two days together. Her parents testified and the young woman confirmed the marriage occurred without consent.
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iHawking
Axiil Mies
Allias
Clifton Beaman
Bummitville
Hawkins
Countryman
Special County
Merritt
Lemon
Rec. S
Amd
Dana
Early Legislature Adjournment Seen Amid Uncertain Dates
A garbled early report notes lawmakers may adjourn soon with debate on final dates ongoing. Observers expect adjournment by late March or around March 25, ahead of last year, while many bills remain without committee approval and the session appears to run toward April.
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Adgbany
Deastu
Dime social at Montgomery church supports local charity
Montgomery E Church Society holds a dime social Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. John Haskin on Chartassateeet road. The event draws residents from Montgomery and nearby areas, with neighbors and relatives attending to support the charity drive and socialize.
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Montgomery .E.church Society
Nii Louise “Helm
Onions Street
Arey
Anil
Partatoplser
Rehu
Newark
Trvington
Hone Licconi
Phonras
Cicconii
Ohn Gorden
Ibrother
Barbet IF
Cox
Hanian
New
Praewaek
Cmt
Ingaretof
S. Thiciton
Ruth CysHarison
Wrath Tevitt
Jennie
Montgomery- Allarda Cornets Road
Sheen
Asseph If
Cove
New Yorsk Nity
James Summers
Saughter
Gatman
Procopio
Newhaggh
Matrisk Teeney
Hanis Nvierthy
Ireland
Vis
Mes
Margarat
Keboe
Clinton- Street
Perry
Conklin Held In Theft Probe As Goods Found
In Conklin New York deputy sheriffs seized a large quantity of stolen goods from the Bulfern home of Warren Conklin and his brother in law Dynamite Ban Conklin. Conklin and Ban Conklin are jailed awaiting Grand Jury action on larceny charges. An employee of the tadig plant is also involved but proclaims innocence. Authorities report finding radio sets and other items from Tadapo homes during a house search. Anona shower features many gifts and a large turnout, with Mrs Moungs and Mrs Melase noted among organizers. Dr Youngs attended the event after the guests arrived.
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Ateien Railio
Bulfern
Warren Conklin
New Ork Velay
Rocks
New ‘City
Lereeny
Conklin
Tadig
Radio Act
Amd
Gaddy Sidien
Tadsapo
October Grand Jury Quits After Record Session
The October Grand Jury reported to Justice Seeger in Supreme Court and was discharged after holding a record session. Indictments had not been found since the prior report, marking an unusual court occurrence. Presentations included Max E. Bastin and Madden Decker with ceremonial phrases and an official pen ram on display.
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Yhes Harley
Cesar
Menwers
Feremen
Max E. ‘Bastin
Col “Newhuggh
Vwrith
San Fittka
Tooth
Tke
Yommiaio
Rami Poneil
Interference allegations target local Workmen's Circle in Monticello
Sullivan county officials and residents accuse the Workmen's Circle of interfering with a small raincoat factory in Monticello over noncompliance claims. Board of Trade president De Hoyos says it is none of the group’s business, while Circle members defend its noble aims amid suspicions of links to Russian communists. Local Jewish leadership is urging calm as tensions rise and residents vow to oppose communism in the county.
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Monticello
Conmeuniem
Sullivan “County
Liis ‘de Hoyos
Board of Trade
Workmen's Circle
de Hoyos
Wetttv Mail
Domestic Cases Before Judge Seeger At Goshen
In the spring term at Goshen Justice Seeger presided over three domestic matters. A marriage dissolved, another union invalidated, and a third decree granted. The proceedings involved families from Ulster and Orange counties with testimonies from named witnesses and attorneys, including A C N Champson and DeWitt W Oatman.
Orib Gets Charter for Deirta Country Club Inc
Special report notes James A Kane and named incorporators filing for Deirta Country Club in county with secretary of state. Listed members include Carl C Waterbury Carl N Streit Dr Charles B Mead Clarence F Beltley Charles E Bersyth Newburgh Helen Boylan Union City Albert Endler Daniel A Nilsen Walden.
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ORIB
James A. ? Kane
Wallkilsevenue
Mddietowy
Déirta Country Club
Kre
Oitontwomery
Wranre
S Tate
Aieecton
iBarl C. Watarbury
Carl .N. Streit
Charles B. Mead
Clarence F. Beltley
Charles E. iBersyth
Newburgh
Scouts Wabist at Clinic Invitees Attend Theatre Event
Dr H J Shales city health official announced a Saturday matinee at Heotate theatre inviting all wit ecents camp fire girls and those who assisted toxin antidotes to attend. The groups will create the Kika Ofabhowac on Month Satreet at 2 of clerk. Attendees should be SEB between sand and 4 o'clock.
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H. J. Shales
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