Goshen Ehlers Brothers Take to Paterson on Theft Charge
Goshen December 29 George and Lows Enlers of Pine Island have been held for extradition to New Jersey to answer two charges for the alleged theft of nine Ford automobiles. Detectives Lord and Keppler escorted them to Paterson. Authorities say the men stole the cars there and sold them to residents of Florida New York. Numbers on the engines were altered and found at the Enlers home.
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Goshen
George and Lows Enlers
Pine Island
New Jersey
Paterson
Lord and Keppler
Ealers
Florida
N. Y
Nes
Elnere
Surrogate's Court session posts several notable wills
Goshen Surrogate's Court postponed to Thursday due to holiday. Will of Mamie Green of Middletown admitted. estate valued at 5000 real and 1000 personal, Fred A. Dusenberry named executor. Also Anson J. Fowler named executor in Sarah Maria Warres will. estates of Minnie Murphy and Eva A Butt noted with executors and distributions. Local church notices and community items follow.
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Fred A. Dusenberry
Wallkill
Anson J. Fowler
Newburgh
Sarah Maria Warres
Montgomery
Minnie Murphy
Nerburgh
J. Murphy
Wiliam P. Donohue
Annie Gargan
Newburen
Michael Garzan
Eva A. Butt
Mon Ror
Florence S. Webb
Indianapolis
Pil grim's Progress at St Pauls Church New Years
Large crowds plan to view the motion picture Pil grim's Progress at St Pauls Church New Year's. Tickets available at Mender's jewelry store. Advertisement notes. Also a dinner event announced by Mitchell ton. No public celebration Monday evening, dinner from 2:30 to 2:30 p m at 75 cents per plate. Also a high school girls basketball game at 3 pm State Armory Hingston vs Middletown Iris Danes admission 2% per person. Advertisement
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St Paul's Church
New Year's
Mender’s Jewelry
the Mitchellton
State Armory
Hingston High School
Middletown High School
Mission
Bond plan to cover treasury deficit eyed by Wilson
President Wilson and administration leaders in Congress consider a treasury deficit bond issue to cover part of the $180,000,000 shortfall for the fiscal year ending June 12, 1918. Secretary McAdoo assists as plans to raise funds progress.
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Associated Press
Wilson
Congress
Treasury
Mee Adoo
Dr Bean Dies After Auto Accident Or Illness
Albany December 29 Dr Tarleton Bean 70 world famed scientist and New York state fish culturist since 1908 died at his Chestnut Street home Thursday night after a two month illness following an automobile accident. Zurich December 29 A new Romanian cabinet formed with Bratiano as Premier and Foreign Minister reported from Jassy.
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Albany
Tarleton Hot- Man Bean
New York State
Chestnut Street
Zurich
Jassy
MM. Brattiano
Bay Ae
First Forum Meeting Endorses Charter Charity Manager
A city forum examined the commission system for charities and found no dangers to the present setup. A resolution to extend the current Commissioner of Charities for another year was offered but not voted due to meeting rules. Audience members who favored the measure stood in support as the session closed.
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Commissioner of Charities
Miss Lena Parliman Leaves Town for Florida Winter
Miss Lena M Parliman mother of Mr and Mrs James Parliman of 67 East Avenue departed for Bartona Sea Breeze Florida to spend the winter She has been with Hugh Smiley at Lake Mohonk and Greenwich Conn for the past two years Lizzie Williams of Downsville visits Miss Elizabeth Shaver at 105 Academy Avenue for a few days
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Lena M. Parliman
James 4
Behss
Lizzie Williams
Downsville
Elizabeth Shaver
Academy Avenue
Jersey dairymen plan to organize in New Jersey
Newton New Jersey December 29 The Dairy men's League will form in Sussex county and at Allamuchy and Johnsonburg Warren county. Officers of affected branches summoned to meet in Newton at 10 30 am in the courthouse. An afternoon session will be held with Pomona Grange in the rooms of Enterprise Grange. League members to discuss herd improvement cooperative milk stations and New Jersey dairy testing laws.
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Newton
N. J
Dairymen’s League
Sussex County
Allamuchy
Johnsonburg
Warren County
Court House
Pomona Grange
Enterprise Grange
New Jersey
Bedle Victor in Vote Contest in Nyack
Recount of ballots reaches the Supreme Court showing Dr X Leslie Bedie of Havershaw, Republican candidate for superintendent of poor, elected by three votes. Justice Tompkins will render a decision today.
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Nyack
Supreme Court
Railroad strike threat looms again in 350000 workers
International News Service reports New York December 29 that a general railroad strike of about 350,000 Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen and other rail unions again looms. After a conference, union chiefs pledged to act decisively before their members. President S N G Lee says the trainmen are greatly dissatisfied.
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International News Service
New York
S ¥N G Lee
Obsequies for Mrs Acton A Sudderly Jr Held in Church
The funeral of Mrs Actos a Sudderly Jr was held at noon today at North Street Congregational Church with Rev C H Reynolds officiating. Spencer Husders sang two solos, and interment followed in Hillside cemetery with pallbearers John W Post C P Hood B Durland and Howard Shafer. The second funeral for Mrs Terry Ketcham occurred at 10 this morning in the W T Commeitis funeral parlors led by Rev C H Rex-
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Acton A. Sudderly
Actos
A Sudderly, Jr
North Street Congregational Church
C. H. Reynolds
Spencer Husders
Licht
Hillside Cemetery
John W. Post
C.P. Hood
B. Durland
Howard Shafer
Terry Ketcham
W. T. Comme Itius
C. H.rex
Teacher 28 Weds Doctor 65 By Telephone
Newburgh announces the Cornwall marriage of Miss Louise Hunter 28 the High School teacher to Dr Stephen D Harrison 65 of Elmira. The ceremony took place at 296 Park Avenue Brooklyn after 15 years of medical practice. Harrison's two prior marriages ended in death and divorce. The bride a Cornell graduate will reside with him in Elmira.
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Times-Press
Newburgh
Cornwall
Louise Hunter
Henry Hunter
Stephen D. Harrison
Elmira
Halis
Cornwall-on-Hudson
Harrison
Park Avenue
Brooklyn
Harri 500
Agnes Nichols
Mostir
Mailer
Cornell University
Walkill Council gifts chair to Elmer H Lemon
At a Thursday meeting of Walkill Council No 2 Jr O U A M the members presented Elmer H Lemon with an office chair as appreciation for his services over the past year. A resolution endorsed the purchase of soothing sleds for Middletown Children's Home to be delivered before New Year. Trustee William A Hartin reviewed the year’s work, noting active member activity.
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Walkkill Council
No. $2
Stanard
Don Butler
Elmer H. Lemon
Lemon Imaade
Middletown Children’s Home
Times- Press
William A. Hartin
Obituary notices from Yonkers and beyond
Obituary notices report William J. Marsden of Yonkers dies at 3:30 am after a month of illness. he led Yale and Towne Manufacturing for 29 years and leaves a widow Susan E. Marsden and children Ada and William. Also listed are surviving relatives and affiliations. Additional notices include the death of Mrs. Mary A Quick in New York at 86, funeral plans in Yonkers, and Lillian C. Appley, Dr Theron Appley’s daughter, who died in Mascus. Peter Anderson dies at Eldred with interment at Plains Cemetery. two ships Ida and Copsewood sunk off London.
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William J. Marsdan
Yonkers
William J. Marsden
Yale and Towne Manufacturing Company
Hawtholme Avenue
Mr. Marsden
New York City
Tate C. P
Mary EB. Marsden
Mary A. Quick
Mary A Quick
Alexander Merritt
West “Main Street
Hillside Cemetery
Lillian C. Appley
Lillian C
Theron Appley
Otto Appley
Ta- Mascus
Times-Press
Appley
Peter Anderson
Eldred
Hammer Polds
Plains Cemetery
Ottsville
Christmas Entertainment at First Presbyterian Church
The First Presbyterian Church Sunday School held Christmas exercises in the lecture room on Thursday evening drawing large attendance. An informal play titled Christmas With the Jones Family featured a living room set, carols, and a Santa Claus visit, with prizes awarded to dedicated students and a token of appreciation to sexton Abram Ovans. Revenue from groceries and money was donated to those in need, with thanks extended to local supporters and merchants.
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First Presbyterian Church
Luther
S W. Bort
Katherine Beakes
Jones
Father Jones
H. B. Woodward
Mother Jones
W. L. Dickerson
Marguerite Trauger
Edward Alien
Louise Dickerson
Charles Dunning
Richard Harding
Beakes Dickerson
Marian Simpson
Katherine Bail Clara Dunning
Elizabeth Kirkwood
Marguerie Tranger
Edward Allen
Santa Claus
W. Tranger
Kirkweed Ther
Mary Andrews
Ethel Francisco
Edna Phillips
Huth Eine
Blanche Hing
Vivian Rich
Alice Howel
Mary Woodward
Flagg Hinchey
Clinton Cutler
Walter Cosner
Abram Ovans
Morgans
Clera Dunning
Elizabeth Slawson
Mary Stivers
Margaret Tichenor
J. W. Trauger
Margaret Moon
Dorothy Wood
Irene Jordan
Katherine Gould
Raymond
Bakewell
Vera Comelius
Edgar Heater
Dudley Hart
Bilary Cosner
Welter Cosner
Ruth Kinne
Kenneth Whitley
Herman Itzla
John
Market closes mixed as railroad nerves ease on holiday
New York stocks firmed in late forenoon trading as belief in a rapid railroad settlement boosted sentiment. Early losses were erased with many gains in rail and steel shares, while grain futures in Chicago showed uneven moves amid year-end holiday quiet.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Croczie
Lackawarne
Marne
Bethlenem Steel
Chicago
Emperor Charles Crowned Saturday in Budapest Coronation Tomorrow
International News Service reports Emperor Charles arriving in Budapest for Hungary coronation set for tomorrow at 7 am. crowds fill the city with flags and visitors from across the empire as ceremonies will last the day. Also noted Goshen birthday remembrance for T. D. Schoonmaker on December 28 with a family surprise dinner of 28 attendees from several nearby New York area towns.
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International News Service
Vienna
Charles
Budapest
Hungary
Goshen
T. D. Schoonmaker
New Yeork
Newburgh
Middletown
George B Schoonmaker
Worcester
Mass
Toose
Stereopticon Lecture at First Congregational Church
A stereopticon lecture titled The Background of China's Past as a Prophecy of Our Future will be given Sunday evening at the First Congregational Church by M. C. Denniston of Holmes Music Co. Denniston spent 17 years in the Far East and will show 57 views, many taken by him. In the morning the Christmas music will be repeated with John F. Gordon assisting on the organ.
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China
M. C. Denniston
The
Holmes Music Co
John F. Gordon
Athletic Research Society meets in New York session
Physical Director and Mrs. Charles E. Greason returned Thursday evening from New York where they attended the 16th annual meeting of the Athletic Research Society at the Hotel Astor. A symposium on military training in public schools featured addresses by General Leonard Wood and others. Greason gained information to assist implementing the new law governing school child training.
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Charles E. Greason
New York
Athletic Research Society
Aster
Leonard Wood
John Finley
New York Military Training Commission
Thomas A. Storey
Greason
Umom
Langhorne Elks founder dies at 72 in New Jersey
Francis Charles Langhorne, a founder of the Elks, died Wednesday night at his Plainfield home at age 72 from complications after injuries from a fishing boat accident six years earlier. Survived by his wife and two daughters, Langhorne led the John Corks branch that evolved into the Elks and cast the deciding vote to reject the proposed Buffalos name.
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Francis Charles Langhorne
The
Elks
Plainfield
N. J
Bir. Langhome
Johv Corks
Buffalos
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Strong
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Poace
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James Meritt
Rufus Youngs
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van Gelder
NX Johnson
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Chappell
Goshen Lodge
MR. Brooks
Elmer Brooks
Gloversville
Fred Dayton
Oneonta
John Wallace
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van Sickle
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DR. Bean
Jersey
DR. Bedle
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London
Ida
Copsewood
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Loder & Herbison
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Washington
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