New Designs For Three U S Coins
Washington announces new designs for half dollars quarters and dimes to be minted after July 1. Sculptors Adolph Wemmen Hermon MacNeel and details show full length figures Liberty and eagle motifs with In God We Trust and union symbols. A separate notice advertises a Denton Card Club event for the public library benefit on June 2 with tickets 25 cents.
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Washington
Adolph A. Wemmen
Hermon A. MacNeel
Hail Colar
Liberty
Feminine Readers Back We Go to a Check Suit Design
A collage of fashion notes cites a Franklin Shnon & Co. check suit in brown green or black and white with a silk lined coat and flare skirt, plus organele frocks for spring and summer. Short paragraphs report local events: camp plans for Phoenix trip, fishing outings, hardware and rail notes, Memorial Day outings, and town personalities with minor incidents and travel.
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Franklin Shnon & Co
York
Anna May
Maple Dale Social Notes Include Guests and Local Happenings
Maple Dale notes for June 1 list Father Ser belt and Alice Clark as guests of Mr and Mrs Millexdorf formerly of Mr Hope. Agnes returns to Meata Hill after winter in Brooktyn. Fred and Mrs Spies of Brooklyn visit Mrs Shipley’s parents. Lydia M Hall visits Johnson last week and returns with Nelle Slingferland. Tena Firth returns home from visiting relatives. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Howard Runnalls. M E Sunday school rehearses for Children’s Day. Rev Mr Conklin family stay at Van Duzer residence. Charles Moore resigns from the sanatorium after years of work.
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Maple Dale
Serbelt
Alice Clark
Mya
Millexdorf
Conklin
van Duzer
Charles Moore
Neversink trout catches and local notices in Centerville
North End News Notes report recent trout fishing by Charles Worden and party near Oakland totaling 38 keepers averaging 12 inches, all on worms. Local residents include Doc Robinson with two German brown trout, six-pound total. Births, sports results, and community updates follow, including O and W railroad notes, school building talk, and local incidents.
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Charles Worden
Charles Parkson
Andrew Wegner
Neversink
Oakland
Mr. Worden
Doc” Robinson
North Street
Dr. Robbinson
Explains Why Men Grow Bald Ad Claim
A breezy ad style piece argues men lose hair from dandruff and dirt clogging pores. It touts a scalp treatment that banishes dandruff, invigorates hair, and claims quick, sure results, naming generic brands and a lifetime guarantee.
Vanderoef leads Freeworth National Bank deposits rise
Montgomery June 1 Charles M Vanderoef appointed manager of the Freewort h National Bank and deposits increased about 254666 dollars. Vanderoef is son of Mr and Mrs John M Vanderoef of this village. Memorial Day visitors Mrs Frank Gilcrist and family of Yonkers stayed with her parents Street Commissioner and Mrs Exemer Griéler. Others traveled to see friends including John Elenore and daughter Anna with Mills Laurain Titus and William McWhorter. Counselor James B Craham visited Goshen after Hashins orchestra played at Pribjas Hall Pine Bush for the Maccabees. On Friday night June 2 a dance by the baseball club at Grenge Hall Searsville. Charles LeVer and his mother Mrs Nettie Miero with James Scou of Middletown toured to his place earlier in the week. Raymond Jennings bought a new five passenger Ford touring car via Oscar Bagheely. The Grange Hall hosted The Tom Thumb Wedding. gross receipts were 50.99.
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Charles M. Vanderoef
Freewort
N. Y
Grenge Hall
Searsville
Charles 3leVer
Nettie Miero
James Scou
Middetown
Raymond Jennings
Oscar Bdgheely
Tom Thumb
Grange Hall
Epworth League and Brotherhood Meet in Ridgebury
In Ridgebury on June 1 the Epworth League held a monthly business and social meeting at the parish house with plans for a Fourth of July entertainment. Visitors Mr and Mrs Adley Harlen were welcome in the village last week returning home Monday. The Men's Brotherhood also met at the parish house on Monday evening.
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Ridgebury
Epworth League
Adley Harlen
Men's Brotherhood
Dance Event at Grange Hall Slatesville N Y June 2
Advertisement announces a dance at Grange Hall Slate Fil New York on June 2 with McWilliams orchestra. Public invited and welcome to attend.
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Grange Hall
Slate Fil
N. Y
McWilliams
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