Entertainment at Otisville Presbyterian Church
At the Otisville Presbyterian Vestry on Friday evening an enjoyable program featured old songs and the musical number Reuben and Rachel by Mrs Rockwell and Mr Walker. Proceeds supported the Christmas tree fund with thanks extended to the musical directors and participants.
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Otisville
Presbyterian Church
Reuben and
Rachel
Rockwell
Mr. Walker
Saver
Bailey
E .L. Walker
Grace Newkirk
Thompson Ridge Community News Brief
Christmas exercises planned at Hopewell Presbyterian Church on December 20 with a supper preceding at 7 p.m. The Light Betters Mission Board was organized listing Clara Carmen as president Elizabeth Couser as vice president Glive Dickerson as secretary and Nathaniel Carmen as treasurer. Also noted is a Christmas vacation entry for William Dickerson at Cobleskill State College of Agriculture near Albany since October 26 1912 and that Reid Ice Cream Co has begun harvesting ice about eight inches thick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid Ice Cream Co
England Bans Apple and Plum Sales by Street Peddlers
A curious law in England barred street peddlers from selling apples and plums to prevent servants and apprentices from being tempted to steal employers' money for pricey fruits. The rule aimed to curb temptations and preserve workers' honesty in the early market days.
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England
Annual Police Report 1919 Details Fines and Losses
The thirteenth annual police report shows fines totaling 5598 dollars and sickness days totaling 199 for the department. Property stolen reported at 2717.37 dollars with 2587.97 recovered, leaving 129.40 unrecovered. Readable notes praise officer conduct and department service amid ordinance violations and various offenses.
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Police
John D. McCoach
Howard Moo Starr
Department
McCoach
Thas
Ins
Police Records Show 1919 Arrests Climb Over 1918 Totals
Joined as follows Chief John D Me Coach March 9 1903 Sergeant John Gier January 7 1907 Officers John J Greeves February 9 1907 Bruce Mc Coach October 20 1907 John B Her vert April 19 1909 Percival Bennett June 1814 B S Thompson January 24 1916 Leon L Moore February 36 291T B L Wood June 30 1917 G Swiston Ludlum August 16 1927 George F Finn June 1918 Robert a LeClercq June 19 1918 Roy H Rogers April 14 1919 Department Collects 3961 The total collections of fines and for its including excise fund was 338 Other money collected was 35 gallows Dancing Heenses 115 ped dler s Heenses 110 s Heenses 63 baggage Heeen junk deal ers Heenses 25 auctioneers Heenses 29 Arrests 118 More than 1918 The total of 138 arrests is an crease of JUS over those of 1918 in which there were 430 Seventy five persons were summoned before Procor der Howard M Starrin which moars were made For other cities 1) arrests were made Offeers fou 2 ESS weere open during the year The number of persons applying for being in the city Jail was 226 ised
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Me
John Gier
John J.greeves
Bruce McCoach
John B. Hervert
Percival Bennett
B. S. Thompson
Leon L Moore
B. L. Wood
G. Swiston Ludlum
George F. Finn
Roberta LeClercq
Roy H.,rogers
Howard M. Starrin
Offeers Fou
Ised
Fragmented OCR Highlights Police and Legal Notes
An OCR fragment references decrees, penalties, and law topics including assault, disorderly conduct, and penal education. It mentions police personnel, sickness costs, vacations, and service lengths, with names like Oliver William Faulkner and Fred Tt Wood among others, amid garbled details.
Xmas Observance at Wartsboro Church
Fragmentary local notes describe a Christmas observance at Wartsboro Church and various town residents traveling or visiting family. The jumbled text mentions Dr Henry Y Ostrander in New York, Mrs Lee M Pubacy returning home, and several names tied to Newburgh Middletown and Englewood areas amid scattered references to attendances and visits.
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Slisses
Frances VanDurer
Edythi (Smith
G. S. Winter
Philip Holt
New York City
Mrr
Mrs. Newkirk
Wortsboro
Percy Newkirk
Horace Ketchary
Slate Hill area schedules school closure and events
Slate Hill Pec 25 school will close Wednesday for two weeks vacation. Miss Osterhoudt arranged a pleasing program for Wednesday afternoon. Presbyterian Sunday school plans its Christmas entertainment on Christmas Eve in Grange. Mrs. Dean Bergen has been US, along nicely. Garage on Upper Lane owned by Richard S Beva sold. not Evans, who says he does not intend to dispose of the garage now.
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Ketcham
Charlotte Wiggins
Mise
Helen Wandage
Misa Helen Jessberger
Briddletown
Aeron Silkman
New York City
Thomas XX. Cockrill
New York
Herschkel
Middletown
Hummell
Caroline Quackenbush
Rauch
Birs
Claude Hyde
Walter Summers
C. R. Trier
Ernest E. Schirge
Trosky
James J. Beban
Martha
Isabelle
J. G. Tate
John WeDoneld
Giveans
Miss McDermott
Municipal Sanatorium
Howard Runnalls
Milas Pauline Albach
Ami
Richards Beva
Evans
Christmas Masses at Chester Church in three high services
Chester to host three Christmas Day Masses by special permit of Archbishop Hayes and Rev. T L Gilmartin. The schedule: midnight on Christmas Eve at St Columba's, 9 am at Church of the Most Sacred Heart, and 11 am at St Columba's. A children’s procession and a varied musical program led by Helen Meany, with choral and organ pieces. Non-Catholics are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Columba's
Helen Meany
Des Nevis
Mendelssohn
Acs
St Columbia’s
Jude
Unionville notices on illness and travel amid church work
Mrs. Carrie E. Keepers is seriously ill with stomach trouble and convalescing under care of D. Nugent and Myrtle B. Davis in Unionville. Dr. Holsworth, a Presbyterian pastor, left Monday for Wayne Indiana to spend the holiday week with his mother.
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Unionville
Carrie E. Keepers
Cape
D. Nugent
Myrtle B. Davis
Holsworth
Wayne
Indiana
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Fred Newkirk
Tate
Herbert Sayer
Writer
Hicks
Mire
Allison
Emma Writer
Orco
Orange County
Thompson Ridge
Scott & Bowne
Ted Om
Vibrators
Enterprise Electrical Coxing Street
Force
Goshengar
Caack
O S. Thempsom
Bo Woed
Fea Finn Ani Roy Ho
Tnet
Opeer
John Get
Swenten Laathim
Robert AL Leth
Police Department
Oliver William Faulkner
Maren
Ommcer
Fred
Wood
Marcle
Wartsboro
John Masomene
Aous
Henry Y. Ostrander
Coe Ee Hie
Peters
Otte H. Wolfees
Lee M. Pu Bacy
Franklyn
Port Chester
Harold
Hayber Town
Toon
Tarsha Georg
Beadenburg
Jo Lewib
Newburgh
C. Briersford Newkirk
Sea
Slate Hill
EAGLE
Gail Borden
Borden Institution
Gaurden
Borden
Borden's Ondensed Milk Co
Borden Building
Chester Church
Sapolio
Him
J. Adelman, SR. & JR
North St
Broadway
41St Street
P. R
N.Y. Central Terminal
Henry S. Duncan
Albany
Hampton
Columbia Grafonolas
Columbia
Alderson
George Meader
Nora Sayes
Nora Bayes
Wan and
Schenck
Granny
Adele Rowland
Irving Kaufman
Irving and
Jack Kaufman
Peerless
Adeline
Peerless Quartet
Casey Jones
Steamboat Bill
Harrison and
James Henry Burr
Dance Records
Columbia Orchestra
M Columbia Orchestra
Prince’s Dance Orchestra
Fox
Waldorf Astoria
Dance Orchestra
Sweatman
Mary”—Waltz
Fox Trat
Prince's Dance Orchestra
Prince
Vielie, Flute and
Hart Trio
Cristmas Joy
Columbia Quartet
Price
Prince's Orchestra
Troraten W. Burgess
Thenton
W. Burgess
Joy of the Beautiful Five
Johnny Check
Rt 1
Paumbia Orchestra
Barbara Maurel
AZO
Asif Winch
Azsif
AGIZS
Azsoo Thinsh Sc
Pumpkin Center
Cal Stewart
Ada Jones
Peerless Quarts
Roskin Bros
West Main Street
Middletown, N. Y
Hrehi
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