Newark Stock Swindle Victims Targeted by High Power Car Scheme
Newark prosecutors say Charles L. Clowitz alias Russell of Russell, Seymour & Company is a stock swindler linked to hundreds of victims in the Newark area, with losses around 150000 dollars. Police raided the Millary Park offices and Clowitz was arrested after posed investors were told to trust “a new way” of business and accept receipts for checks or cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Clowitz
Russell, Seymour & Company
al Stock Swindler
Millary Park
Newark
Joseph L. Smith
Essex County
Choctix
Tse
Middletown
Ewburgh
Beacon
Suffern
Brussell, Seymour & Company
Court House
N. J
Newburgh
Clowitz
Ted
George M. McBride
Clark, Childs & Company
McBride
St Patrick Day Social Held by Circleville C E
Circleville C E reports a St Patrick Day social in the chapel with shamrock decor and hat trimming contests. Philip Townsend won best trimmed hat and William R Wallace the funniest. Refreshments were served. upcoming events include an entertainment by United Church Workers and a Missionary Society meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
Philip Townsend
William R. Wallace
United Church Workers
The
Missionary Society
Frank Brown
James Post
New York City
Post Graduate Hospital
Beakes Dairy Company
Irving J. Gibbs
Frank Bell, Jr
of &m
M. H. Santee
Allen Potter
Milenville
Otisville Grange Meets Eats and Plays Cards
Otisville March 10 Anony Cappella of New York City spent the weekend here with his family Mrs Clarence Van Ness acted as tutor in Middletown Saturday Otisville Grange held a meeting at Holleys Hat Friday night After the business session rolls were played and refreshments served Ladies Aid Society of other district Church will serve a purple supper at Mitch all Wednesday Plakham of Utica spent the weekend here with his family Benjamin Zimmerman Prides in Middletown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otisville
New York
Cty
Clarence van Ness
Important Work Left Undone By Congress When Filibuster Ended
Washington March 10 A large amount of important legislation remained unfinished as Congress adjourned on March 4. Bills listed include the Deficiency bill 93 716 753 dollars Public Buildings 26 000 009 for Washington and 106 000 000 for nationwide buildings Allen Property to settle German American claims Disabled Emergency Office Retirement Ligeor to replenish stock New House office building 6 500 000 Vote on President veto McNary Havgen Muscle Shoals Readjustment of rates Resolutions to enlarge Reed Investigating Committee and probe Administration Latin America hydroelectric financing economic curtailment and altered sale of Federal offices in the South
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brilig
Washington
Allen
Ligeor
Ahatog New House
McNary-Havgen
Muscle Shoals
Reed
Latin America
Sussex Camp Fire Guests of Boy Scouts Narrow Escape
SUSSEX N J March I Mr and Mrs Robert D Holmes and a daughter of Englewood and Mr and Mrs Frank Little of South Orange were guests Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Joseph Little. The Camp Fire Girls and Boy Scouts met Friday at the Presbyterian Church social room for games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sussex
Vaudeville At Academy Of Music Adds Variety Show
This thrice weekly program at the Academy features Around the World a large musical revue with Louise Lowe and Robert Sargent plus a six member troupe. State room No 19 offers a six person farce while Joe Wilton Rex Weber entertain with song and dance. The screen presents The Understanding Heart with Joan Crawford Carmen Myera and Rockcliffe Fellowes. A later bill includes The First Night with Bert Lytell and Dorothy Devore. A Hackensack dealer alleges a rooster attack and plans suit. the rooster is described as Rhode Island Red with volatile tendencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy
B. F. Keith
Louise Lowe
Robert Sargent
Stateroom
Joe Wilton
Rex Weber Digpansa
Charlotte
Claire
Morell & Elynor
Metro
Joan Crawford
Carmen Myera
Rockcliffe Fellowes
Bates Taylor Firm Figures In Litigation
A New York suit with Charles Bates and Walter Taylor ended in a 96 523.14 verdict for the plaintiff after an inquest. The case centered on loans and checks issued by Bates to fund a road house business run by his son and Taylor, with $612.95 in checks deposited and interest totaling 795.89 bringing the judgment to 61 929.14. A sale of the raid house property tools will follow to satisfy the judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Goshen
Charles 3. Bates
Floyd Bates
Walter Taylor
Pather Vs. Son
Orange County
Justice Seeger
Willams
New York
Charles B. Raughey
EB. N. Oakes
Batt
Taylor
New York University
Hortonca Cream Company
Klagon
Citizens Bank
Young Bates
Oakes
Sheriff Hall
Chester
Monroe
Broadway Week End Features Highlight John Gilbert Cast
Broadway showcases John Gilbert and Renee Ador es in The Show a tale of show world dregs illusions and passions with Lionel Barrymore also in the cast A Gong Comedy Shivering Spooks screens Wednesday sees John Tarrymore in The Beloved Rogue The Beloved Rogue features Villon the Vagabond Poet with a mix of comedy and drama Total program includes Don Juan and When a Man Taves plus other screenings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
John Gilbert
Renee Adores
Lionel Barrymore
Star of Stars
John Tarrymore
Ivationa
Theatar
Francois Villon
Nike
Florida Village News Recap of Local Visitors
The report covers Mrs. Mildred Parahurat a teacher from New York City visiting near Florida Village. It notes Mrs. Thompson from Elmira returning home after two weeks with her sister Mrs. Hatharine Starr and mentions several attendees at funerals gatherings and local events. It also lists multiple residents traveling to New York City for family matters and health care, with occasional illness notes and school substitutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Parahurat
New York City
Thompson
Elmira
Hatharine, Starr
L. G. Fitzgerald
Mra
J. B. Scharf
Nutley
N. J
Fitzgerald
Scher
Produce Market Dairy Butter Eggs and Prices Steady
Receipts show 11 536 packages of butter and 40 639 cases of eggs with steady to higher quotes across many grades. Fresh farm and creamery butter quoted from 48 to 61 1 2 cents. eggs range 21 1 2 to 28 1 2 cents for standards, with other grades and regional variations. Markets note quiet demand, some foreign butter for transit, and firm to higher prices on many produce lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herd Creamery
Hennery
Jersey
Pac. C
Wis
Amer
West
Maine
White
Gardoni
Cal
State
Gul
Texas
St. L
Orange Co
California
Tremper and Herbert Firm Is Dissolved in Port Jervis
Tremper and Herbert dissolve their nine year partnership in Port Jervis. Tremper will run the 28 North Street store while Herbert maintains the 87 Pike Street shop. Negotiations began February 1 and ended Tuesday. Tremper has 20 years in clothing, and the partners formed the business in February 1918. The North Street site has deep local ties and community roles. Mrs. Mary E. DeFrese, wife of George DeFrese, dies at 54 after two months illness in Goshen. she leaves a husband and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Jervis
Tremper & Herbert
William
Tremper
North Street
William C. Herbert
Pike Street
Herbert
Minisink
Lipfeld
Old Town
A. E. Ruggles
Ruggles
Hoffman Lodge
Middletown Lodge of Elks
Rotary Club
Monhagen Hose Company
George Defrese
Mary E. DeFrese
Cross Street
Goshen
DeFrese
Charlez
Mary Cable
George Wisher
Edward and Frite
Paterson
Charles
Oregon
Ebenezer
Ossining
Mra
Mary Smith
Charity Burse
Gosken
Middletown Choir Gives Fine Concert
Montgomery March 9 The Abog Workers Club of the Mid wa A. M. E. Zion Church will give a concert Friday evening at the A. M. E Zion Church in this village for the benefit of the local home. Miss Louise Beha Miss Ruth Manion Miss Bertha Van Buskirx featured. Dr Hartman of Long Island spoke. Large attendance and enjoyment noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Abog Workers Cleb
Midwa A. M. E. Zion
A. M. E Zion
Ehomed
Louise Beha
Ruth Manion
Bertha “van Buskirx
Sebured
Dr. Hartman
Long
Parent-Teachers “Association of
Clarence Hulse
Arthur Roney
Harry Cole
Harry Dunning
Arjon Street
Washington,.d
Buelville Woman Hosts Birthday Supper at Home
Buelville March 10 On Wednesday evening Mrs Harry Brotsman entertained several friends at her home for a birthday supper. Decorations were pink and white. Mrs Brotsman received many gifts. Attending were Mr and Mrs Earl Matthews Mr and Mrs Albert Cox Mr and Mrs Earl Davie Isaac Blauvelt Miss Elsie Cooper Harold Ayes Miss Ethel Cooper George Ayres Mrs Mel Greening Mr and Mrs Harry Brotsman. Personal and Other Mention The Ladies Aid society will hold a social at the parsonage Tuesday evening. There will be games refreshments and souvenirs for all attendees. F C Martin was delegate from the Grange to Pomana Grange in Goshen on Wednesday with others. Ernest Johnson's farm welcomed Colling and family of Kiars Oaks. Miss Mary Anderson ill with heavy cold attended by Dr Dreyer of Thompson Ridge. Mrs BE Youngs spent Wednesday with her parents Mr and Mrs Wesley Bookstaver in Searsvilia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sussex
N. J
Robert D. Holmes
Englewood
Frank Little
South Orange
Joseph Little
Charles Writer
Mra
Writer
Joseph Ayers
Libertyville
Boni Sesca
Eon
Mair Street
Middletown
Newton
Sutton
Burns
Charles Simons
Querryville
Arthur Clark
Mt. Salem
Clark
Netlie Terrell
Waymart
Andrew Albright
Roy van Orden
Frank van Orden
Clove Avenue
Lion Aospral
Ruth Wison
New York
Frank Wison
Edith Till
Methodist Hospital
Linn Hospital
Lester Bowman
Ranald Lamont
Walnut Street
Durham
John L Clark
Franklin
Horace Bedslee
Emmet Ferguson
Elizabeth
Ernest Willson
Alice
Clarkson Bird
B Dunn
Bert Pallett
Pellett
Carrie Buckley
Munson Davenport
Slep
Sone
Busan Fuller
Bank Street
J. Pierson Fuller
Wantage
George
Dobbs Perry
N. Y
Raymond
Kentucky
Misa Anne
Rey Nevie Cuulp
Buria
Palrview Cemetery
Bullville
Harry Brotsman
Ladies’ Aid Society
Parsonage
F. CG
Martin
Grange
Pomana Grange
Goshen
F.C. Martin
F. C. Deteh
Earl Matthews
Mita
George Ayres
Colling
Kiar Oaks
Ernest Johnson
Mary Anderson
Dr. Dreyer
Hold Series of Prayer Meets at Hurleyville
Hurleyville March 10. Prayer meetings were held at multiple homes and a regular service at the M and Church. Attendees report good turnout. Will Connely visited his hometown after winter absence. Mrs Albert Keating recovering from bronchial cold. Mrs Geo Cooley joined the Women s Benefit Association. Night wheel enrollment reaches thirty three with teachers Mrs Williams and Mrs Grace DeKay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurleyville
Lee Laidlaw
Fannie Clark
M. Gildergreeve
John Durland
Philip Keating
Frances Elmore
Will Connely
Albert Keating
Geo. ‘Cooley
Women's Benefit Association
Night Wheel
Mis. Williams
Grace DeKay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Circleville C. E
ST. Patrick’s Day
Circleville
Bruce Bennett
Harold York
James Blanchfield
Freddy Blanchfield
Otisville Grange
Benjamin Zimmerman
Prides
Congress
Poon
Archie Birdsall
Sanday
Alexander Hamilton High School
Brooklyn
Gilbert J. Raynor
Pere
Highland Mills
Bla Par‘erta
Nes
Frank Birdsall
Zaceppa
United Fruit Company
Archibe Birdeall J
William Townsend
Hammondsport
Howard Brooks
Lyle B. Renne
Bri
Sherman Renne
Virginia Wallace
Baltimore
J. T. Hunter
Franklin Gardner
Mabel Fackner
W. G. Saltsman
Almz Senson
Madison
St. Luke’s Hospital
Sons Weeks
Harriett Steele
Ruth Birdsall
Anna Quinn
Wallam Taylor
George Bieber
Leo Wolf
Central Valley High School
Museum of Natural History
Howard Weygan
Everett Weygant
Concord
Mass
W. J Cosby
Alpha Campbell
Nellie Woolsey
Aliss Mrdred Kirkpatrick
Winfield McClennan
Bill
Academy OF Music
Morris Breslow
Hackensack
Rhode Island
Bates-Taylor
Portnese
SON and College
News of Florida Village
Florida Journal
EB. A. Allen's News Store
Main Street
Florida
Leonard Nash
Raymond Quackenbush
Goble
R. W. Anderson
Mrs. Vanderburgh
Elks Circus
Howell Taylor
A .D. Jessup
Loomla
Barbara Taylor
Fred _D. Jayne
BR. C. Durland
Flavio
Seward Institute
Frances Barry
Elena Villamil
Belen
Lois Fitzgerald
Baskin Ridge
Syria
Ottsville
Othaville
James Johnatos
Homer
Nesh
Mins Florence Stale
Mies Stale
Slery Knobe
Bermuda
Penn
Idaho
Bag
Cuban
Sweets
Del
Bsk
Nak
Guintas
Emma Cunningham
Emma A. Cunningham
Wurtaboro
Nora
Margaret
H. M. Peck
Roscoe H
Seattle
Waits
Robert
Jamaica
Moore Street
Cuddebackville
William H. ,Tremper
Inoterests
Wiliam C. Herbert
Tremper and Herbert Firm
I Middletown Choir
Benc&t
Arthur H. Green
William O. Hall
Ward Street
Women’s ‘Auxiliary
American Legion of
Walden
Episcopal Rec
Edward S. Clark
Forbes House
Clinton Street
Mathew Amnesley
Mamie Decker
Goodwill Street
Ernest Schenplein
Schenplein
Carl Schenplein
Ruth F. Crabtree
Liberty Street
John A. Crabtree
Middle Hope School
Washington Camp
Buelville
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