Goshen Rumor fuel remount camp at Glenarden
Rumor swirls that the Glenarden Hunt property at Goshen may be used by the government as a remount station for U S Army horses. Owners W Aven Harrimen Pierre Loribiand Jr John R Townsend and Hobert Goelet are said to back the war effort with funds and influence. A charity dance to aid soldiers is planned at the Goshen high school auditorium with proceeds for wool wristlets and soldier comfort articles.
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Gostes
Glen-arden
W. Aven Harrimen
Pierre Loribiand, Jr
Jom R. Townsend
Hobert Goelet
U.S
United States
Army Horse
Te eBouxhig House
Goshen
Narfousi League
Pridar
Gosuen
Helen Cowl Green
Henry Bacon
E. A. Ho
HL EL Sumsna
Annual meeting plans for 1938 at Howells Congregational
Church and society annual gathering led by John Kershaw minister. Officers extend greetings and discuss the year ahead. Also notes Holy Name Otsego and St. Pauls Bullville services on New Year’s Day. Jottings mention a New Year’s Eve dinner at Mitchsill Inn with special music and dancing.
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Mitchsil Inn
Tax collection totals across several districts and towns
Counties list state tax and Supreme Court tax figures for numerous districts including Deerpark Highlands Newburgh Port Jervis Tuxedo Warwick Woodbury and others. Totals cover general and poor funds town audits roads and bridges armory taxes and unpaid school taxes with net totals and treasurer credits.
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Cornwall
EL. P. Thompson
Supreme Court
St. General Fund
Na General Fund
Improvemients
Crawford
Dlunry Crist
Harry T. Enns
Supreme Court Fily
Geshen
Fred Derland
Osward
Avid W. Benjamin
Armory Uta
Hamptonburgh
Stephen J. Flannery
Highlands
Armory
Middletown
Artsytas
E. H. Seaman
Montgomery Edward Miller
Su Sirke
Martrock Ughi
Mount Hope
Harry Yeomans
Feneral Fund
Ory Tune
Lown General Pie
Easurers
Newburgh
James Miller
Fred Ceen
Nghunng
New Windsor
Ray Vance
Port Jervis
John F. Cleary
General
Peer
C. W. Cooley
General Fund
Elroy Giveans
Warwick
George H. Carr
Wawayanda
Arthur Evans
Arma
Toisi
Woodbury
Earl
Central Valley Fire
Highland Mills
Rockland Man Dead in South
Frederick F. Husch of Livingston Manor died at Camp Gordon Atlanta Georgia after pneumonia. He was the youngest son of Mr and Mrs Willem Husch and brother of William Jr and Frank. He left Rockland for Camp Dix September 28 and served in the 11th Depot Brigade. His death comes as a shock to family and friends and the body will be shipped home for burial.
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Livingston Manor
Frederick F. Husch
Camp Gordon
Atlanta
Husch
Dienaich
Fred
Willem Husch
William, Jr
Frank
Fred Huseh
Roexland
Camp Dix
Tha Vine Telus
Lath
Youngs Husch
St. Paul’s Board Elects Officers
The StPaul's board held its annual election in September electing officers. The record notes cozen president and secretary positions with resignations and a retest of two members. details mention trustees and a plan for further internal procedures.
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ST. Paul’s Board
High percentage refused by army at opening of American Economic
Irving Fisher of Yale University reported at a Philadelphia gathering that U S rejections for Army Pay Toll ranges totaled up to 70 percent in some cases. He noted many illnesses like tuberculosis were uncovered, contrasting with France where rejections average about 39 percent for over a century.
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Philadelhia
American Economician
Irving Fisher
Desortment of Economics
Yale Univer
Prof. Fisher
France
Three British Vessels Sunk In War Report
Paris reports details of patrol encounters north of Chewin des Dames and near Lapisneuf. French aviators bombarded railway stations at Maizeieres Les Meiz and Thionville and German establishments near Vouzieres and Rethel. Montgomery Locust LT plans relocation with his wife when weather allows.
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Paris
Pontrol
Chewin Des Dames
Lapisneuf
Maizeieres
Les Meiz
Thionville
Vouzieres
Rethel
Embargo on NY Hartford Railroad Canned Goods
An embargo is now in force on the lines of the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad against canned tomatoes, peas and beans. The order went into effect today across the Central New England division from Maybrook to Hartford.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Central New England
Maybrook
Hartford
New Safeguard Plans for Camp Training and Health
The article outlines a shift to New Safeguard plans at the camp focusing on preventing typhoid and contagious diseases in the surrounding area and among soldiers. Major General John F. O'Brien aims to have New York troops ready for France with intensive range finding, night field work, trench warfare, gas instruction, and historical study, while 12 mental commanders are to attend Fort Sam Houston for brigade and field artillery duties starting January 2.
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Spartanburg
John F. O'Bran
O'Bran
John F. O'Byan
New York
France
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Brigade
Texas School
James 4. Andrews
105Th Infantry
William G. Bates
Seventy-first Infantry
Frank H. Norton
Iésih Infantry
Senior Play Fine Success at Inn Production
The Senior Play was a hit with Mrs Goodler thwarting a money plot as Georgie Bengert the bogus Count uncovered and jailed briefly in a hen coop before escaping. Louise the French maid impressed with a lively accent while Schmitz Benzt and Hoyt handled business. Edwin Schmitz led as manager with Carner renditions and Buckhousa orchestra opening.
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Kramer
Louise
Aaide Corwin
Pretz
Erenias
Buckhous
Mildred Carner
Frank N. Sundstrom
Alice Roth
Bertha Wallace
Mrs Miller to Sail for France from Brookside Park
The Times-Press prints a letter from Mrs L W Miller of Brookside Park now in Brooklin stating she will sail for Paris in mid January. She notes her husband is a First Lieutenant in the Aviation Corps with two years service, speaks four languages, and plans to join Red Cross work possibly in ambulance driving or first aid. Mrs Mab and her grandfather Mr Wemple will remain in Brooklyn for the time being.
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Times-Press
L. W. Miller
Brookside Park
Brooklin
Paris
France
Miller
Aviation Corps
Serventh
Muentig
Deipg
Firze
Bennett Barnes
Pilgrim's Corne
Chicopee Falls
Mass
C. L. Orne
Orne
Eastern Westinghouse Company
Springfeld
U. S
Bennett
New England
Private Charles Rappleyea Home From Camp Wadsworth
Local society notes report Private Charles Rappleyea of Co. 1 167%ch LA 5. Infantry home for a week from Camp Wadsworth Spartanburg S C. Other items mention visits among families in Pilgrim's Corner Chicopee Falls and New Brunswick hospital news noting Miss Madelin A Dunn RN resigning to lead Middlesex Hospital New Brunswick N J.
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Camp Wadsworth
Spartanburg
S.C
Rapp
Gratia and Thome
Madelin A. Dunn
R. N
Otisville
Middlesex Hospital
New Brunsk
Electric Signs Must Be Out
Local Fuel Administrator Archibald Taylor warns the public to shut off electric signs on lightless Sunday and Thursday nights or face swift enforcement. He adds coal supplies are sufficient and no one lacks fuel to meet present needs.
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Archibald Taylor
Taylor
Young Men Sign For Cadet Corps In New York
Forty seven youths aged 16 to 19 gathered at the armory on Friday evenings to sign enlistment applications for the New York State Cadet Corps. Applications were received by Physical Director Charles E Greason. At Fresno California during a recent light a trotting mare named Efla M R second in a heat won by The Profin e 057 timed 2 06 for the mile but lost a front shoe early and trotted with three shoes most of the way. Christmas greetings were cabled home by FB J Lawrence RD Ayers and Theodore M Holbert with the American expeditionary forces in France to their families in Sussex New Jersey.
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Armory
New York State Cadet Corps
Charles E Greason
Fresno
Cal
Efla M. R
Lord Alwin
FB. J. Lawrence
R. D. Ayers
Theodore M. Holbert
France
Sussex
N. J
C E Union Set To Host Annual Service Night
The C E Union invites all to the Wei Horton Alemoriz Church for a New Year service. A play titled A Case of Suspension will feature, followed by a social hour with music and entertainment. A novel menu will be offered at a small price, with devotion to conclude the evening. Dr Wight will preview recent war victories during the event.
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C. E
Repec
Tae Asien
Seon
Wight
Corporal Sprague Is Killed in France
Corporal Sprague, a Brooklyn high school graduate, is killed on the French front while serving with engineers. He is survived by his parents, a sister Mrs. Ted Burch, two uncles and two aunts. The death followed a Christmas Eve shell attack near their work site.
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Téd Burch
Decatur Street
Brooklyn
Jar Sprague
Liberty
Joseph Sprague
Parksville
4. DeVine
Martha Sprague
General Pershing
War Department
Wenches
Mrr
Spregue
California Avenue
Times-Press
Sprague
Augusta Hultslander Obituary in Burlingham area
Augusta Hultslander of Burlingham died this morning at her sister Mrs Matilia Jordans home in Pine Bush after a stroke paralysis on Tuesday. Funeral services will be held at her sister’s home Tuesday at 1 o clock with interment in Burlingham. An obituary will follow later.
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Augusta Hultslander
Burlingham
Matilia Jordan
Pine Bush
Prussias Real Foes Her Deeds, He Says
Major Louis Aubert, of the French High Commission, declares Germanys real foe is its own history and deeds. He warns that postwar reckoning will challenge German rulers, not England France or the United States. He argues history will shape future perceptions of Germanys actions. GOING TO BROCKPORT. The Rev Emery D Webster reports a call to Brockport Presbyterian Church with a February start date if cleared.
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Philadelphia
Germany
Louis Aubert
French High Commission
United States
American Historical Association
England
France
Aubert
sisnce-Lomaine Bistorf
Brockport
Emery D. Webster
Suffern Pras Tian
Presbyterian Church of
Webster
Ito
Owego Chief Engineer resigns for Elmira job
Kent, chief engineer of the Owego Fire department, has resigned to join the Morrow plant in Elmira. He will start his new duties next Monday. Missionary Sunday is set for St. Paul’s Sunday School with a special program during the session.
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Owego
Kent
St. Paul's
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