Many More Names One Casualty List
A casualty list from the state reports multiple soldiers wounded in action. Wounded names include Willem Berry Clayton, Andrew R. Todd of Newburgh, Roger J Connell, Charles E F Littler, George L Blanchette, Fred Conick Oneonta, Frederick John Durner of Roscoe, Frank Grametto Jr Walton, George M James Newburgh, Stewart L McLeese Oneonta, Harold Otis Kingston, Charlies Zemates Crystal Hur, Vincenzo Dellicola Newburgh, Emil Suerken Port Jervis, George Kelly Pine Bush, among others. Severity ranges from wounded to severely wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Téeet
Willem Berry Clayton
Fon
Andrew R. Todd
Newburgh
Cergersi Roger J Connell
Xnewcoach
Charles EF. Littler
Morroe
George EL Blanchette
Middletown
Fred Conick
Oneonta
Frederick John Durner
Roscoe
Frank Grametto, Jr
Walton
George M. James
Newboergh
Stewart L. McLeese
Harold Otis
Kingston
Charlies Zemates
Crystal Hur
Vincenzo Dellicola
Emil 3
Suerken
Port Jervis
Corporal George Kelly
Pine Rush
Midnight Masses at St Joseph and Mt Carmel Churches
Christmas Eve services at St Josephs Church feature confessions at 4 and midnight mass led by Very Rev J P McClancy with Rev A P Botti as celebrant, a processional Christmas Bells, mass at 9 and high mass at 11, and an organ program by Mrs Schutt. Church of Our Lady of Mt Carmel has Rev R J Colfer celebrating a midnight mass with Masses at 7:30 and 10:30 Christmas morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Church
Church of Our Lady of Mt. Car' Wel
St. Joseph's
J. P. McClancy
A. P. Botti
Cence Ranansenes
Agmis
A. Schuitt
Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
R. J. Colfer
Carol Singing at Linden Hall Christmas Eve
Linden Hall hosts a Christmas Eve carol service from seven to the hour. A tree with a star and carols projected on a screen will feature Mary McShane guiding children, Grace C Harman as soloist, and Andrew J Baird directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden Hall
Alles Mary McShane
Grace C. Harman
Andrew J. Baird
Slate Hill Man Arrested Saturday by Justice Green
Saturday evening Constable Prestin Dobbins of Siete Hill brought Charles Brown of Slate Hill to the city jail for temporary detention and he was later taken before Justice W. H. Green on the charge of threatening to do bodily harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prestin Dobbins
Siete HI
Charles Brown
W. H. Green
Obituary notices for William Sword Smith and Mrs Parkin
Obituary notices report William Sword Smith born May 21 1835 in Pittston Pa died Saturday evening at 7 at 254 East Main Street after stomach cancer. He lived 16 years in this city and long ran a barber shop on East Main Street. Survived by widow, three sons Frank George and Emmett C and daughter Leona plus two stepchildren Letty and Mrs Raymord Batter. Also Mrs Arthur Parkin and Mrs Mary E Parkin obituary death of Mrs Parkin at Thrall Hospital after Bright's disease aged 44. Survived by husband Arthur Parkin daughter Gladys and siblings Lillie F and Charles H Puff Jr. Funeral notice to appear Tuesday. Also obituary for Fannie A. Riede died Saturday in Wallkill after 14 months illness aged 72 born Newark New Jersey 1846. Survived by two sons Frederick J. Riede Jr and Harry, daughter Florence, sisters Mrs Annie Stevens and Lucy Mulford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sword Smith
Willem
Sword Suith
Fast Main Street
Mr. Smith
Pittston
Samuel Smith
Co. BP. Crandall
Frank
George
Leona
Francis Foley
Dickson
Emmett C
Warwick
Raymord Batter
Greycourt
Letty
Ome
Arthur Parkin
E. Parkin
Thrall Hospital
Bright
Parkin
Ellenville
Charles Puff
Della Torpey
Unionnale
Spring Street
Gladys 3
Lillie F
Alexander Frazier
M. D
New York City
Charles H. Puff, Jr
Jersey City
N. F
Tuesder
Fannie A. Riede
Abs
Wallkill
Newark
N. J
Jacob Jacobus
Nancer Osburne
Frederick J. Riede
Frederick J. Riede, Jr
Fishkill
Harry
Florence
Luke de Rosencranse
Annie Stevens
Lucy
Jeremiah Mulford
Obsequies for Rutledge Birdsall Price Brown and Crens
Obituaries note the funerals of John Rutledge at St Josephs with interment in Calvary New York. Mrs Grace Birdsall and Mr James M Price held at homes in Highland Mills Hillside and 165 Cottage Street with family plots. Mrs Charles H Brown interred Walkill Cemetery Phillipsburg with pallbearers named. Elizabeth Lee Crens funeral at Dutch Reformed Brick Church Montgomery conducted by Rev. (incomplete)
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John Rutledge
St. Joseph’s Church
Father Bott
L. E. Smith
New York
Calvary Cemetery
William B. Birdsall
Grace
Birdsall
Wiliam B. Birdsall
Lincoln Street
Rev
Co. A. Dann
Goshen
Highland Mills
James M. Price
George S. Belding
Cottage Street
C. B. Swift
A. J. Hornbeck
E. E Conkling
Mr Cunningham
John ¥. Demerest
Hillside Cemetery
Charles H. Brown
Charles F. Brown
Linten Avenue
G. W. Grinton
Arun Henderson
George W. Hartmann
J. M. Calhoun
Exrmest S. Hulsaorfi
Walkill Cemetery
Phillipsburgh
Elizabeth Lee Crens
Elizabeth Lee Crans
Montgomery
Bruce Ballard officiated at funeral services
The service was led by Bruce Ballard with 611 pallbearers contributing to the solemn ceremony. Interment occurred in the family plot at the cemetery, marking the final farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Ballard
Social Season Readers Visit Home for Holidays
Miss Lota Crawford returning from National Electric Supply Co Washington DC visits family. Miss Genevieve Decker of Pine Bush visits relatives. Cunningham recently dismissed as clerk at Camp Beverley joins parents in Grandview. Frances Greene and Florente Reed from Brooklyn spend holidays at home. Mrs Frank Avery of Walden hosts sister Hyler Kidney at Knapp Avenue. Pate Gibbens of Port Jervis visits aunt Mrs Charles Wil. William Hehn heads to Tarrytown for holidays. Mrs Hehn stays. Gladys Kniffin returns from Cook's Falls to 355 North Street. Harry Atwell of Danbury spends holidays with mother, with Monticello and Woodridge trips planned. Julia Stevens, WV science teacher, vacationing with parents on Washington Street. Dr J Pearton of Phillipsport visits A Foss on Hanford Street. Rev John L Gregory, Syracuse University student, visits mother on Highlang Avenue. Marion Wallace of Syracuse University spends holiday with mother on Lake Avenue. Christine Iseman of New York visits father former Supervisor TEMEN. plans to go to Aiken SC January 4 with her father.
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Frank Avery
Walden
Hyler Kidney
Knapp Avenue
Pate Gibbens
Charles Wil
Port Jervis
Local Soldier Arrives at Camp Merritt From France
Mrs Henry Sengstacken of this city received a letter from her son Private Harry Sengstacken who has returned from France and arrived Dec 20 at Base Hospital Camp Merritt New Jersey. He says he is under quarantine and cannot receive visitors but expects to be released soon and hopes to make Christmas or New Year home. He served with Company I 10th Infantry and was wounded in action.
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Henry Sengstacken
Vogue
Harry Sengstacken
France
Camp Merritt
N. J
Base Hospital
Harry
Sengstacken
Co. I
1Oith Infantry
Edwin J Overocker Passes After Operations in Poughkeepsie
Edwin J Overocker city editor of the Poughkeepsie Eagle News died after an appendicitis operation at Vassar Brothers Hospital in Poughkeepsie. He is survived by brother George Overocker deputy superintendent of barks in New York and by his Middletown wife, a sister of Mrs. John Sehholzer.
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Worg
Middletown
Edwin J. Overocker
Poughkeepsie
Sir. Overocker
Vassar Brothers’ Hospital
George Overocker
Barks
New York State
Br Overocker
John Sehholzer
LODY TAKEN TO ALBANY FOR DAUGHTER BOD Y
Mr and Mrs Joseph Tallmadge of Toledo Chico travel to Albany with the body of their eldest daughter Katherine 15 who died of influenza An aunt Miss Mary Lockwood of Port Jervis is hospitalized with a broken arm from a stair fall Mrs Tallmadge is a niece of Mrs H Harding of Lindensarene or Lindensarenue city
The Naughty Wife at Stratton Theatre
Selwyn and Company present The Naughty Wife a farce following Fair and Warmer and Twin Beds. After successful runs in New York Chicago and Boston it embarks on a nationwide Christmas tour written by Fred Jackson the noted short story author.
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Selwyn and Company
Stratton
New York City
Harris Theatre
Chicago
Boston
Fred Jackson
The Naughty Wife and Full Horse in Selwyns lineup
A review notes The Naughty Wife as a supreme laugh with Hilary Farrington and his newly acquired butterfly wife. The production mirrors the Selwyn standard with a splendid company including Frederick Sumner Reeva Greenwood Gaston Bell Belle D Arcy Henry Keen Virginia Moncre and W H Croeby. Seats are selling now.
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Selwyn
Hilary Farrington
Selwyns
Frederick Sumner
Reeva Greenwood
Gaston Bell
Belle D'Arcy
Henry Keen
Virginia Moncre
W. H. Croeby
Also Mentioned on This Page
Merry Christmas
Turkeys
Union St
Orange County Park
Credo
Slate Hill Man
Fpawned & Orton Company
North Street
Lota Crawford
National Electric Supply Co
Washington, D.C
Genevieve Decker
Pine Bush
J. Giement Cunningham
Camp Bevier, & C
J. B. Cunnindham
GrandView Avenue
Frances Greene
Florente Reed
Brooklyn
William €. Hehn
Beacon Street
Tarrytown
Henn
Gladys Kniffin
Cook's Falls
Delaware County
H. Kniffin
Harry Atwell
Danbury, Conn
James Atwell
Roree Avenue
Monticello
Woodridge
Hiss Julia Stevens
West Union West Virginia
Mrs
Herbert Stevens
Washington Street
Dr. J. ©. Pearton
Phillipsport
A . Foss
Hanford Street
John L. Gregory
Syracuse University
Highlang Avenue
Marion Wallace
T. KK. Wallace
Lake Avenue
Christine Iseman
Tle Temen
Iseman
Aiken
South Carolina
Wm. J. Goetz
Huyler
Ogden’s Pharmacy
West Main Street
Brighton-Carlsbad
Chas. Wolff, Inc
Middletown, N.Y
King Street
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