Monticello Hosts First Community Christmas Tree
Scores from Monticello and nearby communities gathered in the village park for the first Community Christmas tree celebration. The event featured an illuminated tree, carols led by Rev. Walter Reinard, and a performance by Monticello cadets. Also noted were holiday bonuses at Chant factory, wind damage causing repairs, and church services with merry programs for children and families.
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Court Housa
Borscoval
Walter Reinard
John Waller
Waller
Merha Gist
Monticello
Unifom
A. A. Walker
Santa Claus
Presbyterian Sunday School
Snowball Burglary Alarm At Highland Avenue Home
A broken window and visible footprints at 104 Highland Avenues sparked a scare as children playing behind the Wiggins home reportedly used a snowball to break in. Mr and Mrs Wiggins are now in Cannon City Colorado while Peter E Butterheim says no theft occurred and police were not notified.
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John L. Wiggins
Highland Avenues
Wiggins
Cannon City
Colorado
Peter E. Butterheim
Tresdafternoon
Polce
Woman Falls Into Abandoned Well in Paterson Scene
Miss Sus Valentine of Paterson New Jersey fell into an abandoned shaft on the Velentine property Sunday afternoon while walking in the grounds. She became wedged against a beam as the shaft’s collapse and heavy debris trapped her. Fireman D. Mitch freed her using a rope and ladder, and she was found in serious condition. The incident recalls the well’s ancient origin and the near-revolutionary era construction. She was rushed to medical care following rescue efforts.
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Sus. Valentine
Uroidwar
Peerson
N. J
M Paterson
Valentine
Orto
Wera
D. Mitch
Reception gown highlights Margaret Thompson's orchid velvet dress
At a recent informel reception Margaret Thompson showcased an orchid colored velvet afternoon gown. The one piece dress features smooth long lines, a wide belt, ball buttons, a tailored panel, and a pink chiffon yoke, paired with blue fox fur and an orchid velvet handbag.
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Trianole Film Corporation
Margaret Thompson
Informel
Christmas Eve School Exercises at Scotchtown Church
Scotchtown December 27 The Sunday school Christmas exercises filled the church with green decorations and two lit Christmas trees. The program featured songs recitations and a nativity tableau with Rev F B Schoonover leading prayers and a benediction. Candy and a Santa Claus visit entertained the children as students and families prepared for Christmas vacation.
Community Tree Decided Success in Risenville
Risenville, Dec. 27 The community gathering celebrated the season with carols and a large crowd. Children and local musical groups enjoyed the Christmas program, and a festive mood marked the evening. A photograph of Tate John Hunt, in an ebony frame, was presented to the Sunday School by Rev. W. W. Moser, with Rev. George Smith accepting on behalf of the school.
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Risenville
M. E
Hunt
The
Sanday School
John Hunt
W W. Ho Moser
George Smith
Village News: Christmas Visitors Return Home
Miss Alice Brown a student at Al han Normal Gtk spends the Christmas holiday with her parents. Horace G Runble of New York visits Ida Kimbie at stead. Mrs E B sanundetm. over the hides hosts visits. Bir. and Mrs S EB Pierson of Libermy with George Bennet of Po Jervis join Mr and Mrs Denton Senner at Center street. Miss Anldred Carman of Columbia University is home for day vacation with her parents. Mrs S G Catlin of Bloomfield visits George B Holmes at Warren street. Norma and Margaret NeVany and Thomas Thornton of Cornell at home for holiday. Mrs W L Fuller and sister also in town.
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Hurch
Alice Brown
al Han
Gtk
Charles H. Hayes
Phildelphia
Rome
Maine Avenue
S EB. Pierson
Libermy
George Bennet
Po Jervis
S. G. Catlin
Bloomfield
George B Holmes
Warren Street
Norma
Margaret NeVany
Thomas Thornton
Cornell University
W.L., Fuller
Deeds Filed at Goshen in December for Multiple Parcels
A list of real estate transfers recorded in Goshen and nearby towns includes William Beard and others selling land in Woodruff. LN Deyo Belknap transferring in Newburgh. Frank Buell and wife to Fred J. Cortright in Middletown. Cuddeback executors selling in Port Jervis and Deerpark. Thomas Cox selling in Hishlands. Stehn T Hitler selling in Ridgewood to William Rhodes. Anna May Nelson and Fred E Corwright deeds in Middletown. John W Travis and Nellie B Travis land in Wallkill. Daniel Wickham selling in Wasryeanda. John Kidd selling land in Montgomery to Orange County.
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William” Beard
Albert
Berwin
Manhattan
Woodrurf
Deyo Belknap
Newburgh News Publishing Company
Newburgh
Litexty Street
Frank D. Buell
Goshen
Fred J. Cortrisht
Middletown
Falls Street
Port Jervis
L . el
W. L. Cuddeback
W. L. Cuuddeback
Deerpark
Thomas Cox
Hishlands
Grover C. Cox
SteHn T. Hitler
Ridgewood
Wiliam Edward Rhodes
Middletown Heights
Anna May Nelson
Liberty Street
Fred E. Corwright
Anna Mer Nelson
Prospect Avenue
John W. Travis
Wewarenda
Nellie B. Travis
Wallkilh
Daniel D. Wickham
Wasryeanda
William Loucks
Wawayands
John Kidd
Montgomery
Orarze
Port Jervis Father Faces Custody After Wife Absconds
Ernest Tucker, released by Judge Seeger in county court, heads for Chicago after leaving his two young children in Port Jervis last March with their mother who reportedly disposed of their property. Tucker, claiming hardship, agrees to pay $20 weekly for child support while awaiting probation officer review.
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Times-Press
Newburgh
Ernest B. Tucker
Etty
Chicago
Hans
Port Jervis
West End
Port
Moore
Tucker
Fudge Seezer
Widdletown
New Jersey
Seeger
Militia to Escort Inauguration Parade in Albany
Military organizations only will compose the parade for Charles Whitman s second inaugur ation on New Year s Day. About 2500 National Guardsmen will escort the governor from the executive mansion to the capitol with Brigadier General George Roner of the First Brigade of New York City in command and Colonel Chauncey P Williams of Albany as chief of staff.
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Whitman
Hugo
George Ro Nrer
Hirst Brigade
New York City
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Albany
Seventh Infantry
New Yorkery
New York
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Owa
John F. O’rydn
Division
Naval Militia
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Huse
Richard H. Nelson
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Fold Artilery
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Salite
Trask H Hiscock
Court of Appeals
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Secretary of State
Unusual Will of Sarah M Warren In Newburgh
A Newburgh probate note details Sarah M Warren of Montgomery leaving cash bequests of one dollar to two relatives Leslie Sands and Lottie Warren Sheridan while distributing a $13 000 personal and $17 000 real estate estate. Executor Anson J Fowler is empowered to execute the will and cash the property per state intestacy rules with two named exceptions. Surrogate Swezey admitted the will to probate and named estate administrators.
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Newburgh
Leslie M. Sands
Montgomery
Lottie Warren Sheridan
Sarah M. Warren, Tate
Tewn of
Anson J. Fowler
Sallie J. Sends
George W. Kernochan
Horace Warren
Sallie Rowe
Sallie Warren
Jennie Baker
Monttomery
Charlotte Sheridan
Newark
Cora Bessie Treaper
Lovenma
Thomas Kent
James T.kent
Cecil A. Pope
Ivme C. Kent
Cornwall
Mary J. Hetmer
Janet Codelleth
George Coblish
Jonathan Gus Cébrigh
Jane E. Croni
Tureto Park
Swezey
Probate Will of Rev A S Martine at Kingston Surrogate
The will of Rev Abram L Martine former pastor of the Reformed Church at Pine Bush was admitted to probate by Surrogate Gill at Kingston. He directs sale of property with specific bequests to his daughter Merr E L Martine son Irving W Martine daughter Elizabeth Barras and his wife Ollie Martime. The will names Mary E L Martine as executrix and references mining or oil stocks to be divided among the children with a separate sum for the old ladies home. A decree on the accounting of Charles D Brannan’s estate is also noted with netted funds of 6577.78.
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Abram L Martine
Reformed Church
Pine Bush
Gill
Kingston
Merr E L. Martine
Irving W. Martine
Elizabeth Barras
Bliz- Lei
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