Orange county dairymen face tuberculin campaign clash
Orange county dairy interests clash over bovine tuberculosis tests as farm leaders warn of financial losses and child health risks while officials defend testing as a safeguard. Dr Morse and others dispute charges of apathy and claim test accuracy remains high as New York and city milk policies loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County
C. €. Davia
County Farm Bureau Association
John R Morse
Newburgh
New York City
Davis
City of
New York
State of New York
Dam Rearrangement for New Hudson Line Near Washingtonville
Thecompany reroutes a line to bypass a flooded dam area north of the power plant. 64 new poles are set 125 ft apart, about 8000 lb of new wire will feed the Central Hudson circuit and 6410 lb for the Washingtonville circuit. Upgrades include remote street light control and a new lake connection works with a 3500 yd earth moving effort and a 400 ft by 12 ft division dike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Hudson Gas and Electric Company
Washingtonville
Thea Tract
Galloways Bridge
Hanter Hill
Hudson
Salisbury Mille
William Smith
M. C
County Cattle Cull Campaign Warns of Tb Losses
Mr Davis cites about 43 000 cattle in the county bought at 109 to 156 dollars each. Annually 8 740 are condemned as worthless for 10 to 20 dollars, with 90 percent due to tuberculosis. Laberculin costs farmers nothing and barn disinfection runs five dollars. Condemned animals are valued by an official appraiser, with arbitration offered in disputed cases. Farm Bureau aims only to spread information.
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Orange County
Ely
Livingston
Middletown
Livingeron
H.C. Short
Dairymen’s Protective Associador
Ohio
Waverly
Davis
Barre
Farm Bureau
Otisville Girl Is Given Surprise Party
Miss Josephine Corwin was surprised Tuesday night at her Highland avenue home when friends hosted a party in her honor. The evening featured games and dancing followed by refreshments. Attendees included Rose Carpenter Vera Gardeer Middletown Dorothy Miller Dorothy Bowers Florence Carpenter Lavine Miller Ann Dewey Dora Green Elizabeth Pedergen Eden Cockrell Grace Holley Louise Corwin Josephine Corwin Alan Chester Snyder Charles Behan Ralph Gardner Middletown Benry Baker Jr Cornelius Baker Jr William Marcus Cuddebackville Thomas Kiernan Alan Winter Coleman Winter James Stanfield. Mr and Mrs Jerome Simon and daughters Ruth and Jeanette visited in Middletown Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otisville
Josephine Corwin
Highland Avenue
Rose Carpenter
Vera Gardeer
Middletown
Dorothy Miller
Dorothy Bowers
Florence Carpenter
Lavine Miller
Anns Dewey
Dora Green
Grace Carpenter
Elizaveth Pedergen
Eden Cockrell
Grace Holley
Louise Corwin
Alan Chester Snyder
Charles Behan
Ralph Gardner
Biddletown
Benry Baker, Jr
Cornelius Baker Jr
William Marcus
Cuddebackville
Thomas Kiernan
Alan Winter
Coleman Winter
James Stanfield
Jerome Simon
Ruth
Jeanette
Westtown Man Bags Six Foxes This Season
Westtown notes report a resident hunting foxes with six foxes bagged this season. Local society mentions visits, church services, social events, and community notices including a funeral, missionary meeting, and bridge club gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westtown Man
NcCOACH ROUNDS OUT 25 YEARS AS POLICE CHIEF TODAY
Chief John D. McCoach marks 25 years with the police force today, entering a twenty sixth year of service despite retirement eligibility. He rose from patrolman to chief, worked on notable Olney murder cases, and previously worked at the State hospital. McCoach is a Sullivan County native, married with a family. Five of the seven men named in 1902 are dead. two are retired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. McCoach
Olney
State Hospital
Sullivan County
Jobs Vail
John Durham
Louis Roth
Willian Faulkner
E J. Butts
J. D. Brinckerh
Fred B. Wood
Royal Neighbors Meeting News Update
Royal Neighbors held their weekly meeting at Mitchell Haut Tuesday evening. Three new members were initiated: Mrs. June Lockwood, Mrs. Frances Boatfield, and Mrs. Julia Osterdahl. Refreshments followed, served by a committee of Mrs. Irene Rockwell, Mrs. Belle Lockwood, Mrs. Jemima Anderson, Mrs. Grace Poor, Mrs. Anus Moore, and Mrs. C. Schroff. Mrs. C. J. Carpenter attended the funeral of Frank Cuomo in Middletown Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors
Mitchell Haut
June Lockwood
Frances Boatfield
Julia Osterdahl
Irene Rockwell
Belle Lockwood
Jemima Anderson
Grace Poor
Anus Moore
Otisville News Social and Personnel Notes
Misses Frances Tremper and Martha Tenberg of Middletown were entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Van Ness. W Herbert Sayer retired after 20 years service at the Municipal Sanatorium New York City. Miss Frances Seymour returned home after visiting friends in New York City. Mr and Mrs Harold E Benton paid a Middletown visit on business. Philip Mangle resigned from the Municipal Sanatorium. Mrs Oresta McDonald left for two weeks with relatives in New York then to Yonkers. Mrs Marion Smith and brother Norman Areson were in Middletown on business. Misses Alma Gumner Etts Greenleaf Rosemary Kiernan Marion Bowers and Harriet Mitchell enjoyed The Mig Parade at Stratton Theatre. Frank G Robbing and George Schneider motored to Middletown on business. BLOOMING GROVE KINGS DAUGHTERS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Tremper
Martha Tenberg
Middletown
Clarence van Ness
W. Herbert Sayer
City of
New York
Frances Seymour
Home of
Friends
New York City
Harold £. Benton
Philip Mangle
Municipal Sanatorium
George Schneider
Blooming Grove Kings Daughters
Blooming Grove Chapter Postpones Meeting To March 28
Blooming Grove Chapter of King’s Daughters postpones its meeting due to the death of member Miss Harriet Hunter. The event was to be held in Balmville and notes Miss Mary Sweeney undergoing eye surgery in New York, with other local movements including Percy Gerow’s Goshen court visit and Alma Anderson’s return from Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blooming Grove
Mary Sweeney
New York
Nettle Gerow
Corning
Balmville
King's Daughters
Harriet Hunter
Percy Gerow
Goshen
Alma Andson
Brooklyn
Hadaon
High View Notables and Visitors Across March Week
High View figures and families figure in a busy week with injuries and recoveries. Marion Hamilton, recovering after pneumonia, sits up. Donald and family visit from Middletown. William Bennett returns on crutches after a belt accident in Florida. Local residents voyage to Albany and Monticello for business, while others travel to Jersey and New York for calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Sauer
Bloomingburg
High View
South Jacksonville
Florida
Bennett
Frank Mosbier
Edson D. Knapp
Monticello
Albany
William Barrett
Hus
Bullville
Winterton Home Bureau Meeting Highlights and Local Notes
Winterton Home Bureau met Monday with small town updates. Mrs Henry Siera injured her ankle. Mrs Mary Hathner ill with neuralgia. Mrs George York slightly improved. Ella Hubbard visited, Frances and Lois Suffern stayed with grandparents the VanOrders. Mrs George Hubbard visited Middletown and learned of Mrs Minnie Blorgan's death. George Wilkin and Postmaster W W Winter called in surrounding towns. several residents visited family and neighbors in Bloomingburg and Fair Oaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winterton
Henry Siera
George VanOrder
Middletown
Mary Hathher
George York Fa
Ella Hubbard
George Hubbard
Frances
Lois Suffern
Mt Johnston
W. W. Winter
George Wilkin
Fair Oaks
Caryl York
Ella
Hazel
Dorothy Hubbard
David Frazee
Bloomingburg
Army Baseball Opens Spring Workouts Under McCormick
West Point reports show more than sixty men reporting to Head Coach Harry Moose McCormick for the Army baseball season. Practice began with a warm-up and battery work as the Plains diamond remains covered. Key pitchers Stribling Timberlake Easton Beauchamp and Kunasig were present, and a veteran outfield includes Nave Brentnall Mills Bell Zimmermann Captain Cobb Scepps Browning Flood Beynon. Fifteen games are on the schedule with a season opener April 9 against Catholic University.
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West Point
N. Y
Army
Harry
Moose) McCormick
Plains
Pattery
McCormick
Cov Stribling
Timberlake
Easton
Beauchamp
Kunasig
Nave
Brentnall
Mills
Bell
Zimmerran
Election at Harriman Sees Local Ballot and Water Question
Harriman voters head to the polls on March 15 for a village election. The Citizens party banners a slate led by President Frank J. Watson and Trustee William H. Smith, while the Square Deal Party backs Frank J. Watson and trustee John C. Lee. A water system question is also on the ballot. Nearby notes report residents visiting relatives, a science teacher visiting Winchester, travels to Los Angeles, and local moves and births.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman
Citizen's Party
Frank J. Watson
Wiliam H Smith
Square Deal Party
John C. Lee
Durlandville Personal News Briefs
Durlandville March 10 reports Rev. Stanislaus L Lampka and Rev. J Vincent Dasskiewicz back home in Stat Mra. Chester Bozareski home after surgery at Goshen Emergency Hospital. Bird shoot planned Sunday afternoon. Peter Mudrick of Mt Eve remains in poor health. Miss Anna Glebock and Miss Agnes Orezch return to Brooklyn after two weeks vacation. Julius Nowicki convalescing from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durlandville
Stanislaus L Lampka
Julius Nowicki
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T. B
C. C. Davis
Dr. Morse
United States
Barris
New York State
Reporis
State Department of Farms and Market
Short
Morse
B. C. Schroed Sr
Methesda. MMd
Ubter
Orange
Rockland
Dutchess and
Putnam
Hudson Counties Title & Mortgage
Smith Street
Newburgh, N
Orange & Rockland Electric Company
George Hall, Sr
Tata
Charles Fulmer
Yonkers
Oresta McDonald
Ihalph Salvatt
Carmel Carpenter
Edna Snyder
C. Falmer
Otto McLean
Westtown
F. M. Line
Charles’ Moore
Academy
Presbyterian Church
Mildred Lindzey
Kinglewood
Clarence Ingram
Port Jervis
Remey
The
Missionary Society
Elizabeth Graham
Frank Remey
Minnie Schultz
Beasie Buchanan
J. J. Wade
Emmet Schofield
Aupper
Elisabeth Kenrick
Katherine Decker
Alex Decker
Lillian
Greenville Ladies’ Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society
Frank Mary
Hamilton Fish, Jr
Mary
Nccoach
Otisville News
Hart
Frank Stinson
Jersey
John Taylor
Eugene Meyer, Jr
Ralph
Clark
Metropolis
Arthur B. Clapham
Clearwater
George A. Smith
Louis Michela
G. &. Wright
Mr. Reichart
Sol. Danab
Burlingham
Florence Walker
R. Burdette Walker
Misa Alargaret Prentice
Hartiman Union Free School
Winchester
Mass
Howard
Hulse
Joseph Gutairla
Harry Hasen
Timothy Quackenbush
Grove Street
David Kitchen
Los Angeles
California
William Blackburn
Sting
Mra. Jobs Sweeney
Toledo
Sweeney
Blackbare
Enog Beam
Floyd Beam
Charles “Thorpe
Main Street
Percy Pembleton
Monroe
Bluebird Shop
Pine Tree Inn
Automobile and Radio
Monroe Garage
Owen
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