Deeds Filed at Goshen and Newburgh Land Transfers
Deeds recorded December 2 in Goshen and surrounding towns detail land transfers. Names include Walworth, New Rochelle. Newbury of Goshen Farmers Alliance. Moore of Toledo to Hoos of Buffalo. Stabler Johnston of New Worth. Applebaum of Newburgh. Coleman of Newburgh. Kortrigat of Newburgh. Fowler referee to Walter Wills of Newburgh. Hyndman of Newburgh to William J. Scott. Depperman of Wallkill to Mary Pape. Values range from 400 to 16,900 dollars.
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George
Walworth
New York
Jebs C
New Windsor
Dora A. Moore
Toledo
Mary E. Hoos
Buffalo
Fairview Avenue
Wells Avenue
Newburra
Walter E. Kortrigat
Powell Avenue
Newburgh
Anson J. Fowler
Walter B. Wills
Willian B. Hyndman
Ferce
William J. Scott
North Street C. E. 2 Elect Officers
The North Street Church C. E. Society held its monthly meeting and elected officers: President Y. Dehinder, Vice President George Gardner, Recording Secretary Earl Wear, Corresponding Secretary Mrs QO Allen, and Treasurer Irene Halstead. The next meeting will be at Mrs C. Allen's home, 22 Royce Avenue.
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Y. Dehinder
George Gardner
Earl Wear
Mrsa. QO. Allen
Irene Halstead
C. Allen
Royce Avenue
Second Annual Warwick Poultry Show Planned for January 1947
Warwick Dec 6 the Warwick Valley Poultry Association announces the second annual poultry show to be held January 9 10 11 1947 in Warwick. The event offers cups in Barred Rock Wyandotte and other classes plus cash premiums ribbons and prizes from Warwick merchants. F W Corey of Newburgh to judge. Premium nets available from secretary John E Ayers Warwick NY. Entry lists close Tuesday Jan 2 1947.
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Warwick
Warwick Valley Poultry Association
S.C
F. W. Corey
Newburgh
John E Ayers
Warwick N
Uncalled For Letters Remain Unclaimed at Middletown Post
List of names shows letters awaiting pickup for the week ending December 2 at Middletown post office. Includes ladies and gentlemen patrons such as Mrs Harry Beach Miss Ann Berry Mrs Caroline Budd Mrs Idea Burke Miss Jennie Brown and others. Postmaster Daniel B Sweexey cites unclaimed mail by residents and patrons.
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Middletown
Harry Beach
Ann Berry
Caroline Budd
Idea Burke
Jennie Brown
S. H. Conklin
H. St. Connell
Russell Cade
Walter Zimmermann
Daniel B. Sweexey
Thanksgiving Notes From Tiuguenot and Nearby
Thanksgiving passed pleasantly with locals home for the holiday. Guests included Harold Vaniewegen and his brother, Mr and Mrs Ford Ackerson, Joe Fowler with Elmer MacConnel, and Miss Merrel Tarkett hosting friends for an evening of games and music. Deer hunting results mention Necker’s three-pronged buck and a 175 pound kill. Others visiting or traveling include James Emmett from New York, Fred Willson from Scranton, John Fidwards at a Patterson silk mill, and Willard Swartwont visiting. Local residents and visitors named include Mrs E P Babcock of Westbrookville, A Conklin from New Jersey, and Albert Griffen visiting Marion’s Island. a black fox sighting near the brook road is noted.
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Tiuguenot
Harold Vaniewegen
Allep
Frank Shwartwout
Mr. Duck
Montague
Ford ‘Ackerson
Chester Johnson
Joe Fowler
Elmer MacConnel
Bertha
Mabie Dover
Hartwood Club
James Emmett
New
Fred Willson
Scranton
John Fidwards
Paterson
Willard Swartwont
A. Conklin
New Jersey
E. P. Babcock
Westbrookville
Bias
Newbern Brothers Foundry Runs Extra Night Shift
The Monroe Pec. foundry, Newbern Bros., has added an extra night shift to meet a backlog of orders. The record volume of business has not been seen since the company’s founding, and the Times-Press urges readers to use its want columns for ads and notices.
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Foundry
Monroe
Pec
Newbern Bros
Times-Press
Dean's Kidney Pills Promote Quick Kidney Relief
Backache often signals kidney trouble. Miss Jennie Bush of Middletown endorses Dean's Kidney Pills from Mills' Drug Store for backache and disordered kidneys. Priced 50c at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Props Buffalo NY.
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Dean
Bush
Jennie Bush
Oak Street
Middletown
Mills
Miss Bush
Foster-Milburn Co
BuSalo
N. Y
Elegance of Material and Simplicity of Line in Fashions
A fashion note describes outfits featuring silver metal cloth fabric with passementerie medallions on the bodice and skirt, a modern V neck sweater with a satiny collar and belt, finished with lace motifs and beaded embroidery. Anna May signs the piece.
Circle Election Held at St Pauls Church
Queen Esther Circle of St Pauls Church held its regular meeting in the church parlors on Tuesday. Officers for the coming year were elected including President Ethel Clark and Vice President Olive H Donald. Additional posts filled: Recording Secretary Florence Ketchum Treasurer Kathryn Benedict Corresponding Secretary Elizabeth Halstead Mute Box Secretary Gladys Ketchum Supply Secretary Jae Smith Literature Secretary Anna Terrell. Pianist Elizabeth Evans Assistant Pianist Evelyn Rose Press Reporter Mabel Decker Map Secretary Eva Torrei Lookout Edna Irvin Carrie Van Wagner Social Marion Wallace Steven Johnson. Refreshments followed. A message to students noted Mr Dumbauld of the High School Commercial Dept described a Grees Shorthand Writers Association meeting held in New York City on Thanksgiving Day.
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Queen Esther Circle
St. Paul's Church
Ethel Clark
Olive H. Donald
Florence Ketchum
Rkathrrn Benedict
Elizabeth Halstead
Gladys Ketchum
Jae Smith
Anna Terrell
Elizabeth Evans
Evelyn Rose
Mabel Decker
Eva Torrei
Edna Irvin
Carrie van Wagner
Marion Wallace
Steven Johnson
Dumbauld
Grees Shorthand Writers” Association
Mcalpin
New York City
Vote count slows on constitutional convention proposition
Unofficial returns from most New York counties show defeat of the proposition to hold a constitutional convention. An adverse majority, about two hundred thousand, appears from all counties except the Metropolitan district. Greater New York partial returns are in, but Kings County has not yet reported. The metropolitan area may have favored a convention, but this remains speculative.
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Albany
Upstate
New York
Kinss County
Greater New York
Settlement in Hall estate and will probate in Newburgh
In Surmngate's Court a decree granted for the settlement of Margaret Jane Hall estate valued at 6956.26 with Tweddie executor. A decree granted in the guardianship of James Elmer War THs. The will of Melissa Williams of Walden admitted to probate with Larry Williams named executrix and sole beneficiary.
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Newburgh
Surmngate
Margaret Jane Hall
Mont- Fomerr
Arry Tweddie
James A. Manes
James Elmer
Melissa Willams
Walden
Leri Williams
Sullivan County Democrats Expend $925 Campaign Funds
Atleury Dec 5 The Sullivan County Democratic committees election returns show receipts totaling 925, all contributed by the Democratic State committee. The campaign fund was fully expended.
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Sullivan County Democratic Committees
Secretary of State
Democratic State Committee
Trolley Interest Sale Reported at Port Jervis
Fort Jervis December 6 President Mandelville of the Port Jervis Trustan Company was in town on business Tuesday. At Monday night’s Common Council meeting it was stated the local traction company had been sold to Milford Port Jervis road interests, but no verification could be made. Also announced is a church social at 15 Woolton Street Thursday evening with supper for Betk Household.
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Fort Jervis
President Mandeville
Port Jervis
Suffragists hold day conference in Newburgh
The First Assembly district suffragists including Newburgh members held an all day conference at the courthouse Newburgh. Mrs Halsey W Wilson led a suffrage school at 10 39 am. Wilson, president of the White Plains Equal Franchise Club, is tied to Yonkers educator Mrs Arthur Livermore and author of a study guide on Woman Suffrage. A noon coffee reception followed by a 2 pm county conference with district officers canvassers and workers. Mrs E C Thompson of Newburgh presided.
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Orange County
Newburgh
Court House
Halsey W. Wulson
Wilson
White Plains
National Woman Suffrage Association
Baltimore
Livermore
Chib
E. C. Thompson
Pirst Orange
Milk sale halted by village order amid fever claim
Thomas Eade, a farmer near the village, seeks $2.30 for milk losses after Officer Le J Merritt banned sales following alleged scarlet fever illness in a Holmes child. Doctors sworn not to be fever victims and a state investigation request was sent. The village contends Merritt acted on state guidance. local counsel is A. S. Embier. Mount Carmel Church devotions announce 7:39 this evening with Rosary, sermon by Father Chrysostom, and benediction.
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Walden
le J Merritt
Thomas Eade
Merritt
Eade
Frank Iolmes
Anson J. Fowler
William H. Faulkner
Elliott
Montgomery
Holmes
Meade
Earle
State Health Department
Berry
A. S. Embier
Mount Carmel
Father Chrysostom
Brill Reports League Dispute Amid Milk Strike
Jacob H. Brill, president of the Dairymen's League, issued a Monday report to members detailing clashes with directors over the recent milk strike. He accuses directors of ignoring facts and forming a close circle for their own gain, criticizing agreements with wholesalers as a flawed, self serving gold brick that leaves power in a fifth man and jeopardizes the league's integrity.
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Jacob _H. Brill
Pong? Nag
Dairymen’s League
League
Messis.ger
Thozipsor
Die
Inc Wal
Fotal
Messrs
Cooper
Thompson
Difton
Shar
Sucser-Loring
Thanksgiving gatherings Across Centerville and nearby towns
Det. 6 Mr and Mrs W Coviey hosted a turkey dinner with several families from Centerville and Hastel including the Purdy VanDevoort and Marey sisters. Guests of Mrs Robertson on Thanksgiving included Ex and Mrs T Prees and Airs G Robertson. Co C Fullerton leaves for New York for a week at Memorial Hospital with son in law Bob Tyler. Bessie Band and Raymond Baird visited grandparents C Baird in Milo. A church sale and social planned at Pre Kirby's home with fancy articles.
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South Centreville
Det
W. Coviey
Mathan Purdy
F. Helstead
Sussex
Harry Case
T. Prees
G. R. Robertson
Co. C. Fullerton
New York
Memorial Hospital
Bob Tyler
Bessie Band
Rerymond Baird
Milo
C. Baird
Preé Kirby
S_C
W. L. Brown
J. Brooks
Millschurch
Albert Turner
Slate Hill
Mirs
J. Robbins
Atoms and Athens in a playful Father Son exchange
In a humorous column fragment a father and son discuss atoms. The boy asks where atoms are and the father replies a pun linking atoms to Athens. The playful exchange appears in an advertisement section titled Columns.
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Athens
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Eay Dmg
Istivers Printing CO. ‘Times-Press Building
C. J. Giering
Jeweler
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Krasnow’s
Masonic Temple
Salt
Cortland Street
Anna May
ST. Paul’s
Gil
Dept. T. Bos
REACH
Hall Estate
Sullivan County Dems
Betk
H. W. Wilson
BRILL
Centerville
the Times-Press
Pemons Fordu
Eve Waed Kenton
Simon
W. Dawkins
Mgr
Union St
Siddietown
Marmours
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