Supervisors Adopt Committee Report Upon Equalization
Goshen December 11 after a spirited session the Board of Supervisors adopted the committee on equalization report by a 21 to 9 vote. The debate touched data adequacy and timing with requests to file data. Bridges maintenance costs Port Jervis Deerpark and Neversink were apportioned, joint debts between Port Jervis and Deerpark approved, and an inspection order issued for the Montgomery Middle Road bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Board of Supervisors
Wm. If. Palmer
Newburgh
William J. Duffy
Highlands
Albert Manning
Mt. Hope
E. F. Still
Duffy
Hunter
Altemeier
Senger
Teth
Port Jervis
Clove Road
Rose Point
Neversink
Deerpark
William R. Wallace
Montgomery Miiddle Town Road
Missing Sullivan Poor Superintendent Corruption Probe
Monticello December report alleges Cornelius E Downe known as Neil Downie, Poor Superintendent in Sullivan County, is short in his accounts with whereabouts unknown. Board of Supervisors estimates shortage around 3000 to 4000 dollars amid audit delays. Downie, also O&W railway agent at Mamakating, reportedly ill and absent from duties. replacement named as “extra” agent. Agent Downe’s railroad accounts said to be intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Cornelius E. Downe
Neil Downie
Sulli- Yen
Board of Supervisors
Egor
Brr
Downie
The
Mamakating
New York, Ontario and Western Railroad Company
C. H. Hopkins
Wurisboro
Monticesio
Control of Liquor Trade in England
London reports a forthcoming government measure to oversee the entire liquor trade. Absolute prohibition on spirits for non medicinal use is expected, with beer restrictions and state control of all spirits resources. Distillation of whiskey and gin to be prohibited, stocks redirected to other uses in the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rev Ray mond C White Installed as Bridge Street Pastor
In Newburgh and Catasauqua a long time First Presbyterian assistant, the Rev Raymond C White, was installed as pastor of Bridge Street Presbyterian Church. The ceremony drew clergy from Lehigh Presbytery and featured several local ministers with Weiler of Bethlehem delivering prayers and the benediction by the new pastor. The church, organized about 65 years ago, has eight church organizations and has sent five members into the ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Raymond C. White
First Presbyterian Church
Bridge Street Presbyterian Church
Catasaugna
Catzsanqua
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Hokendaugua
P.kimmons
Stroudsburgh
James Robinson
Bethlehem
Harry W. Eig
Bangor
Henry Sylvester Weiler
W. E. Brooks
D. D
Allentown
W. O. Yates
A. N. Butz
Catasauqua
Cornwall
White
Princeon
Reverend Mattison Speaks at Schenectady Churches
The Rev. CH H. Mattison of this city spoke Sunday morning at the Methodist Episcopal Church in Schenectady and again Sunday evening at Calvary Baptist Church, urging support for the AntiSeloon League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattison
CH H. Mattison
Methodist Episcopal Church
Schenectady
Calvary Baptist Church
City
AntiSeloon League
Man Ends Life With Revolver After Worsening Health
Henry C Hoagland 87 a Middletown resident known for long outdoor walks shot himself in bed using a revolver after a night of illness. Mrs Hoagland found him with a pillow over his chest and the pistol in his hand. Doctor called who ruled death by own action due to insanity linked to failing health. He left a long history in Middletown including work with railroads and a cigar business. Funeral at his home on Little Avenue with burial at Delhi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Hoagland
Little Avenue
J. B. Hulett
Middletown
Hoagland
Houston
Hoagiend
Barry C. Hoagland
Red Bank
N. J
John Hoagland
Augusta Jacsen
Hancock
New York, Ontario and Wester Railroad Company
Delhi
Elmiza
DL. & W. Railroad
West Main Street
C. Bogart
North Street
Harry Hoagland
Chicago
Francis S. Smithers
Grace Episcopal Church
Stolen Cars Rounded Up By Officers
Chief McCoach and detectives led a patrol sweep that recovered nine stolen Ford cars believed linked to Paterson figures. Five were identified by owners including Samuel W. McElroy, Otto Kay and George Kesse, with Florida and Paterson police coordinating. One car’s numbers had been altered, leading to additional inquiries as the investigation credits the Florida and Paterson units and notes Ehlers and Kesse’s roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George and
Lewis Ehlers
Goshen
Paterson
John D McCoach
John R. BlacColHoarh
A. Findlay
George Kesse
Otto Kay
Samuel W. McElroy
Florida
George Ehlers
Constable Ramage
Times-Press
McElroy
Dr McElroy
Lord
McElvor
Goshen Fall
Jersey
Chief McCoach
Ramage
McCoach
Patexeter
Egg boycott shows little effect in Middletown
New York state has seen a six day egg boycott started last Wednesday. Middletown dealers report no price change and say consumers show little interest. Households have made no great sacrifice to curb what authorities term extortionate food prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Middletown
Transit Co Shake-Up Is Predicted
Reports circulate that Wallkill Transit Company plans major changes at the start of the new year. Directors discussed a program in Middletown and may implement pay-as-you-enter single-car operation on the city line. If adopted, staff reductions are expected, Goshen cars to be manned by two men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallhill Transit Company
Wallkill Transit Company
Middletown
Four Generations Attend Surprise Birthday for Chester Veteran
Jesse Hunter of Chester celebrated his Vth birthday with four generations in attendance. Civil War veteran of the 124th Regiment Co B N V Volunteers, he received gifts including a carnation bouquet from Mr and Mrs Lotz of Chester. A bountiful noon repast followed as family and friends toasted the honored guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Hunter
Chester
Hunter
Det
124Th Regiment
Co. B
L. R. Garrison
Gertrude
E. A. Skinner
Sra. Collier Wavall
Beatrice
G. Hortense Iase
Marion
Middletown
E. D. Hunter
Florida
William Humer
John Hunter
Elma
Jesse
Elsie
Firemen Die in Toledo Blaze Destroying Wholesale Row
Four firemen slain as a December Toledo blaze tears through the Paddock Merchandise Company buildings in Wholesale Row. Two other crews suffer losses while a fifth fireman remains missing. property damage estimated at 170,900. R Lester Lee, North Side Pharmacy manager, was in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Toledo
Ohio
Paddock Merchandise Company
R. Lester Lee
North Side Pharmacy
New York City
French Cabinet Crisis Follows British Shake-up
London reports Premier Lloyd George ill with a chill, staying indoors as the new British cabinet is sworn in and prepared to address Parliament. He warns of a strong wartime effort and unity under the government. Paris sources say the French cabinet plans resignation and army command reorganization, with Briand meeting leaders as official reshuffles loom within 48 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International
London
Dev
Llness
Liege George Rom Eelog
Buckingham
Balnce Alth Chether
Pew
King George
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Commons
M Lupmmons
George
Buckingham Palace
Privy Council
Paris
England
Briand
Jeaders
Death of Dean Grosvenor Saddens Grace Church Leader
The Rev. F. S Smithers Jr, rector of Grace Episcopal Church, mourns the death of Dean Grosvenor of the Cathedral of St John the Divine. The dean once spoke at a parish dinner and stayed with Smythers, who recalls him as a dear friend. The rector noted the dean's passing at Sunday service. Old Orchard Club wicker dinner set for December 14 at 6 20 pm. St Joseph's hosts Florida team at the Armory Tuesday night with music by a local orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S Smithers, Jr
Grace Episcopal Church
Dean Grosvenor
St. John the Divine
Smythers
Grace Church
OLD Orchard
Old Orchard Club
St. Joseph's
Florida
Armory
Afe@ornal’s orchestra
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Commissioners of Elections
Harry L. Wells
Sup’t
Sullivan
Henry
R. C. White
Chester Saan
Minisink
Monroe Mendary Sal
Montgomery Nee
Mount Hope
Newbusch
Newbursh
New Windsor An Saan
Wallkill
Warwick
Wawarinda Nae
Woodbury
Tere Wees Tees
Beiin Steneds
Ehlers
Paterson Police
Lloyd George III
Transit ‘Co
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