Lumber Dealers in Session
Lumber dealers in session report on proceedings with Hornbeck Cocillen and J D Moss present along with H D Gould Co. in Goshen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hornbeck and Cocillen
Cumin Goshen
J. D. Moss
H. D. Gould Co
Middletowe
H. D. Gould
Frank H. Sendder
F. D. Decker Co
Pine Bush
F. D. Deck
Sayre Lumber Co
Goshen
Henry Sinsabaugh
the Manning Co
Johnson and Union
B. T. Mannings
Robert H. Clark
Westtown
Military enlistment deadline and local recruiting office
In Middletown the registration deadline for voluntary enlistment is 1 pm Thursday with departure on the 12:40 train. The local recruiting office will stay open to accept qualified unregistered men between ages meeting enlistment. Call 1134 to arrange evening appointment as the office will not stay open evenings going forward.
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Ine
Middletown
T Ke
Arthur M. K. Bunde
Goshen Lieutenant Lyons Wounded With Pershing Forces
Lieut James E Lyons of Goshen, serving with Pershing's forces in France, was recently injured when a horse collapsed beneath him during frontline viewing. A graduate of Goshen High School, he starred in football, attended Ohio State and Syracuse, earned a medical degree, and later joined the National Guard and regular army. He served on the Mexican border and was part of the first detachment sent to France this summer.
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Goshen
James E. Lyons
Pershing
France
Lions
Democra
Dr. Lions
Goshen Be
Plice
Abi
Ohio State
Syracuse
Boston
National Guard
Noa
Goshen Club Marks 25th Anniversary Celebration
Goshen Dec 11 Members of the Goshen Club gathered for the annual meeting celebrating the 25th anniversary. William A Handersen was elected president succeeding Charles C Chappell who did not seek re election. Officers include Dr D T Conder Wiilliant Hofman Dr Charles H Thompson John Luft J L Durrea and William A Wells with a governing committee. The event featured magican Frederick Dunworth and performer William Kenny, followed by lunch and social time. The club reports strong growth in membership and finances as it enters its fifth year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Handersen
C. T. A. Pise
William A. Handersen
D. T. Conder
Wiilliant XN. Hofman
Chas. H. Thompson
John Luft
J. L. Durrea
William 4. Wells
J. W. Gott
J. F. Halstead
W. A. Handersen
J. L. Curyea
J. J. van ¥Iliet
Wla Wells
John Lutz
Goshen Club
William A. Wells
J. L. Currea
Goshen Faces Coal Shortage After 1426 Ton Excess
Goshen, Dec. 12 A V D Wallace says Albert H Wiggin reports Goshen received 1426 tons more coal from April 1 to November 1 this year than last. While bins show stock, officials warn delivery limits threaten future supply and possible hoarding. The note urges reporting apparent misallocations and cautions residents against waste or misuse during a cold spell.
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Goshen
A. V.D. Wallace
Socal
United States Fuel Administration Board
Albert H. Wiggin
Minisink Chapter Holds December Meeting at Methodist Church
Min isink Chapter of D A R held its December gathering Monday afternoon in the Methodist Church parlors with Regent Miss Alice Hart Neafie presiding. A large attendance heard news of a Red Cross nurse from Brooklin, Ruth Ben, arriving in France on November 27. Mrs Howard Darton was named chair of the Prize Essay Committee. The chapter voted five dollars to the National League for Women’s Service to buy wool and ten dollars to the Methodist Church for its kindness. Neafie said the National D A R Senate resolved October 17 to align with War Relief by supporting the restoration of the French village, forming a special branch of our national effort.
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DB. A. R
Methodist Church
Alice Hart Neafie
Ass Neafe
France
Ruth Ben
Brooklin
Mix Chapter
Red Cross
Howard Darton
National League For Women’s Service
Neafie
National Society of the D. A. R
Memorial Continental Hall
Washington, D. C
Community Christmas Tree Plans In Goshen Area
Goshen residents discuss funding for sixty village houses and farm needs with a 51 000 cap. Abs Thomas W Houston Miss Florence M Houston and Eva Dar Pierson organize a social program. A community tree event, music arrangements by Mrs Arthur Decker, and entertainment at Central Music Hall are planned for Christmas morning. The Red Cross sale and a Washingtonville death are noted along with a planned January 4 benefit by Middletown figures for soldiers.
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Tilleloy
France
Abs. Thomas W. Houston
Florence M. Houston
Goshen
Anassiss Eiva Dar Pierson
Florida
A. V L. Wallace
Arthur Decker
Frank C. Hock
St John’s Bazaar and Entertainment at Lutheran Church
Thursday afternoon and evening St John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church hosts its annual bazaar with fancy and domestic articles for sale and a pleasing evening entertainment. Admission to the bazaar is free with refreshments of clam chowder ice cream cake and coffee. A report on the Advent Meeting in New York City will be given and Miss Dorothy A. Sarer will sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
New York City
Dorothy A. Sarer
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F. D. Kernochan
North Street
Kire
Santa Claus
May
Dugfold Health Underwear
Clothier
Northstreet
The
Times-Press
Harry D. Gould
Orange County Lumber Dealers
B. F. van Sickle
North ST
Xmas Club Check
Jeweiry
Ambler’s
Hallmark
Diamond Lavallieres
Klever Kraft Silverware
Hulse Bros
Ared DB
R. D. Parker
Gochard
James E. Lyon
Lew
Joseph. Gou
Wiliam H. Wiker
Frank Drake
John J. van Wier
E. G. Parker
J. Flord Halstead
Charles H. Thompson
Charles C. Chappell
W. C. Akmanna
R. C. Coleman
Thomas Ferrell
Thomas ©. Grier
F. 3. Hock
F.C. Hoek
W. N. Hofman
E. A. Hopkins
Wm. Kniffin
Joseph Merritt
Thomas Mould
E. G Parker
J. L. Rutan
WM. A. Handersen
Minisink
Apollo Or Lingett’s
Ana
Sterno
Waterman
North Side Pharmacy
National Leezzue For Women’s Services
League For
John Murphy
Greycourt
Goshen Emergency Hospital
Goshen Inn
Washingtonville
William Brooks
Thomas Brooks
Main Street
Fuies Vernes
Woman's Auxiliary
Woman's Aust Hary of Grace Church
Kmas
Aviation
Loder & Herbison
Main Street No
Hanford & Adams
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