Otisville Weekly News Budget Highlights Local Notes
Otisville residents report many social visits and health recoveries. Cynthia Popple returns home from Port Jer, while John Carwithen remains confined. Mrs. E F Fowler arrives from Stroudsburg. LeRoy VanEien hosts guests from Paterson. Several families relocate, new positions filled, and a fatal injury to a horse prompts community sympathy. Church notes cover Thanksgiving events, fundraisers, and upcoming Christmas plans at the Presbyterian and other local churches.
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Ouisville
Henry Holley
Rapilly
Cynthia Popple
Port Jer- 15
Clara Hart
John Carwithen
Sir
Lenton
Harting
Cornelia Zeer
Centreville
Ronald Walker
Borden Arenue
Ioudsburg
E. F
Liefield
Youngstown
Ohio
Nayeuing
Helen Park
Middletown
J. M. Park
Augustus Greenleaf
Newburgh
West End
Mitchell
Highland Avenue
Fter
Agron
William Hicks
Port Jervis
Harry Yeomans
Charles Ioesch
Howser
John Load
Helen Brundzige
Hope Avenue
Atev
Frank Fouler
Stroudsourg
Caarney Newsick
Percy
Canill
Lup Vilage
Hunter
Ad Rs
Hersert Severus
LeRoy VanElien
Daush Ter
Pateraon
VanEien
Brek
Peterson
Main Street
James Greeless
Brooslyn
Carty Carter
Flord
Herbert King
Garrett Timeson
Aren
Saturda
Fred Dromgoole
Westchester County
G. E
Frances VanDuzer
Ir. Koenig and Son
New York
Ir. Koenig
Palmer House
Barbara Bradford
Irienas
New York City
Dooley
France
Behan
Palmer Horse
Hathoun
Paysitian
Yorr
Con
Hoth
Cemal Phrsercian
Reginald Weber White
Benjamin
Otis
Washington, DC
White
Annioxia Laboratory
James Craig
Thanksgiving Day Observed In Wurtsboro Churches
In Wurtsboro the Reform and Methodist congregations united for a Thanksgiving program titled the Commentary Sing. An evening service featured patriotic tunes and classic pieces reflecting gratitude with a varied song list. A Wurtsboro Red Cross Auxiliary meeting Friday elected officers for the coming year, with Mrs. Charles Newkirk as chairwoman and Mrs. George Helm as secretary among others.
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Wurtsboro
America
Columbia
Kentucky
Massa
Bonnie
Home Sweet Home
Warnsboro
George Helm
Mervain Skinner
Caroline Darby
Lenz
Tending New Fern Shoots for Proper Growth
The guide instructs turning young fern shoots to the right as they appear in pots. Once the plant matures, it yields a beautiful, well-formed specimen with proper direction and growth.
News Notes From Bloomingburgh Dec
Bloomingburg notes report Congress man S Willard Beakes of Ann Arbor visiting with Dr and Mrs R O Beakes. Local residents share Thanks with relatives in Brooklin and Monticello. Church events include a clam chowder supper and Grange officer election. Several residents travel to Akron for work and to Arリングton NJ for winter stays. local doings feature horses cows stables and a Buick factory connection.
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Bloomingburg
Dec
S. Willard Beakes
Ann Arbor
Michigan
R. O. Beakes
John Krusser
Brooklin
D. W. Bell
Osborn
Virginia
Frank C. Bennett
Monticello
Thomas Patterson
M. E
Grange
Hab
James Cutler
Clayton BU
Seagers
R.eakes
Montclair College
EL Church
M. E. Parsonage
Addie McDowell
Afies Lucy
Houston
Middletown
Qus Hadden
Sullivan County
Aliss Seacore
New York City
Waltimer Hawkins
Brookisa
Frank McLuse
Rutherford
X. J
Anna Knapp
Luzon
Seven Acres
J. A. Lochwood
Charles Clapham
Akron
Buick
W. W. van Inwegeni
Abbie Decker
Aringtom
W. H. Balle
King
Passac
Toan
Hish View
Hean Callon
Yonkers
Vivian Veitch
Birth of a Daughter for Mr and Mrs Croesman
Mr and Mrs H. Croesman of Morrow announce the arrival of a daughter. Dr Lergy Smith of New Lord attended the birth. Keep an eye on the Cent-Word page advertisement.
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H. 5
Croesman
Morrow
Arrivabotn
Mordevo Meiliog
Lergy Smith
New Lord
United States launches vocational training for disabled soldiers
The Federal Board for Vocational Training announced a plan to pay each disabled veteran a minimum $65 per month during reeducation, with higher amounts for those who are married or have dependents. The program divides the board into fourteen branches with experts in relevant occupations. Officials will set up in army hospitals to inform veterans of opportunities and to help select suitable vocations. The plan includes full support during training including free instruction if needed, and ensures no veteran living apart from dependents earns less than $5 monthly or $60 if living with dependents. After course completion, benefits continue under the war risk act for as long as disabilities persist.
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Roed
George E. Winter
Howes Construction Company
Federal Hospital
Bormie
Sy Dadiy
Writer
Waternalls
Jake Bas
Wednes- Cas
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. Lewis Evans
Newark
N. J
Sinca
MOSS
Trusnov
Aeusnrer
Mers
Rose Berger
Little Hinzel Glass
Dromgic
Mumirea Wrier
Evelyn Wigems
Eva Hawkins
Ruth Wortendyke
Pinkerton
New York
United States
A. Prosser
Prosser
Catteri
Tke
Empress Stent
Tiafaius
Fragmented Philosophical Reflection by William George Jordan
A damaged excerpt presents a fragmented meditation on happiness and suffering. The text discusses presence and absence, the hunger for happiness, and how sorrow matures into compassion as years pass. Notable attribution to William George Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam George Jordas
Aromatic Spikenaré used in ancient perfumery
A note describes Spikenaré or Spikenant from St John and St Mark lines as a highly aromatic plant native to the Indies. Its extract, Ue suent or favorite perfume, was prized in antique baths and feasts.
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Indies
Stinging Criticism From a facetious feller
A facetious speaker mocks old time school teachers noting their quirky ideas about teaching. He suggests their methods showed both humor and value when applied to a stubborn student to foster improvement.
Times-Press Want Columns Advert Hint
Classified note urges readers to use the Times-Press Want columns for all needs seeking goods services and notices. The brief promotes convenient listings and highlights the paper as the local marketplace for readers seeking items jobs and information.
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Times-Press
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