The Men's Store of Middletown Holiday Gift Line
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Closing Night Butterfly Bazaar at the Armory
A crowd of over 760 attended the butterfly bazaar closing at the State Armory under the Mission Circle of Christe Church and Company I. The event featured Frank Gadwood, Walter S. Marx, Miss Huth Still, Helen Sweezy, and Ethel Lukens in a varied program with a Butterfly Dance and several songs, aided by local sponsors and volunteers.
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Armory
Mission Circle of Christe Church
Company I
State Armory
Mission Circle
Company 1
M. D. Whitjock
John A. Korsehorn
L Cnairs
Rockafellow Burial Courant
A. Merritt
W. A. Cornelius
Grand
Enterprise Electrical Company Ie
Frank Gadwood
Walter S. Marx
Misses Huth Still
Helen Sweezy
Ethel Lukens
Lonsin
Albert Deisserith
Roswell Greene
Mr. Deisseroth
Dews Donoll
William E. Cross
Merck Ayplause
Wid
Bachelor
Albert Deisseroth
Earl Hopkins
Carl Hallcott
L. Sone Solac
X ” Ball
Doris Hart
Mudred Wen
Death of Yonkers Judge Madden after illness
Acting City Judge Tracy P. Madden of Yonkers died at City Hospital after appendicitis operations and peritonitis. Born in New York, he grew up in Yonkers, graduated from New York Law School, served in the Assembly in 1912 and 1913, and was appointed acting judge in 1914. Survived by his parents, three brothers, two sisters, and cousins in Yonkers and New York.
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Tracy P. Madden
Yonkers
City Hospital
Maire
James Madden
Theodore S. Madden
South Street
Mr Owen Resigns After 17 Years at Washingtonville Library
Washingtonville December 2. At a trustees meeting George J Owen resigned after 17 years as superintendent of the library ball. W Ford Moffat was elected his successor and S Leith Moffat became president with George A Owen as vice president Nathaniel Roe treasurer and Augustus Denniston secretary.
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Washingtonville
3Rofnt Library
George 3. Owen
W. Ford Moffat
Leith Moffat
George A. Owen
Nathaniel Roe
Augustus Denniston
S. Leith Moffat
Frank D. Moffat
W. R. Brooks
A. Denniston
Miss Smith to be December Bride in Monroe
Monroe December 21 announces the engagement of Miss Sadie E. Smith to Julius Conklin of Bridgeport Connecticut. The wedding will be held at the bride’s home December 23. Miss Smith, daughter of Mr and Mrs W E Smith, has worked as a stenographer for Harriman Industrial Corp and will resign next month. Conklin, formerly of Harriman, is a carpenter in Connecticut. The couple plan to reside in Bridgeport.
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Monroe
Sadie E. Smith
Julius Conklin
Bridgeport
Conn
Smith
W. E Smith
Harriman Industrial Corporation
Connecticut
Democrats Lead by One in House
Washington dispatch reports clerk of the House Sovith Trimble tallying unofficial returns from the election. Democrats listed at 215 seats, Republicans 914, independents four, with two districts in doubt. Beskes Democrat appears elected in Michigan's Second District, while New Jersey's Scully seat is tied up in court.
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Washington
Sovith Trimble
House of Representatives
Michigan
S. Willard Beskes
New Jersey
Scully
Tanner Announces His Resignation As State Chairman
Frederick C. Tanner announced plans to resign as chairman of the Republican State committee at the next meeting likely late next week. Bertrand H. Snell of St Lawrence County is named as his successor, with Kracke considered out. Several other figures from Syracuse Rochester Roseton and Salamanca were mentioned but Snell appears favored by Gov Whitman allies.
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New York
Frederick C. Tanner
Republican State Committee
Tanner
Bertrand H. Snel
Coveress
St Lawrence Country
Tne
Upstate
J. H. Kracke
Kracke
Fugere Lanth. Richards
Berkine
New York City
Snell
Seventeen-Year-Old Cat Passes Through Sullivan County
In Liberty on December 2 Miss Louise Swartz carries a tale of a tabby aged seventeen winters and many seasons that now lies incapacitated from a fractured hip. The aged cat, owned by neighbor Effie Calkins, often stays with Miss Swartz as her household nurse cats parade with gifts of small prey for the venerable pet.
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Liberty
Louise Swartz
Dahlia
Sullivan County
Tabby
Irs
Effie Calkins
Miss Swartz
Mon
Mon gaap Valley and Bethel Presbyterian Churches consolidate to share ministers and services. Rev. George O Read of Kenora Lake is the candidate for acceptance as minister at Bethel village, with Bethel people approving.
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White Lake
Mongaap Valley
Bethel Presbyterian
Bethel Village
George O. Read
Kenora Lake
Bethel
Read
Hear ire High School Orchestra at St Pauls Church
Readings in Southern dialect and melodies performed Friday evening by the high school orchestra at St Pauls Church assisted by Prof Dean. Highlights include Southern airs with readings and solos. Tickets priced 25 cents.
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St. Paul’s Church
Dean
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