Otisville Notes Reveal Community Life and Visitors
Local notes from Otisville report visits from residents of Sussex and New Haven, family guests, illnesses like measles and a fractured wrist, and a busy community chorus with a varied program. Several residents travel to Westtown Middletown and Port Jervis while others host visitors at the Van Duzer and Otis House homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outisville
Charles Ruenalis
Sussex
Salome Pierson
Charles Roesch
David Mitchell
Herbert Sayer
Morse
Helen Neal
Westtown
Co. A. Robbins
New Y ¥den
Beecham's Pills Promises Beauty Through Purified Blood
An old advertisement touts Beecham's Pills as a method to beautify the complexion, improve vision, and enhance cheeks and lips by cleansing the blood and purifying the body. It claims the pills rid the system of poisonous matter and improve liver and stomach function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beecham
Memorial Day Hamlet Recital and Community Prayers
Memorial Day events highlight a village’s activities with James Runnells visiting family before heading to Honesdale and Rev. Lewis Evans's wife Mrs. Evans suffering a poisoning incident. A large Children’s Day program at the Holy Name Church and a community prayer meeting at both MMEL and Presbyterian churches conclude with wartime favorites and a community chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Runnells
Howard
Honesdale
Evans
Lewis Evans
MM. Kells
Holy Name Church
Kelly
Aaron Writer
Paterson
N. J
Dr. Best
Port Jervis
Harry Writer
Nathan
Fred Bailey
Roosa
Ruth Woertendyke
D Blossoms
Chilateazella
Coleumar
Goole
Alton Writer
John McDonald
Winifred Feta Drom
Richard YoHey
Charles Surack
Rthur Tate
Mildred McDonald
Ethel Cranse
Madaline Strack
Anne Russalover
Harriet Mitchell
France
Claude Hyde
Carl Alice Barlow
Summer
Winifred Winter
Alice Barlow
Evelyn Wiggins
Evelyn Wiggins; Rectation, “Don't Ever Get Cross,” Harold, Hawkins
Dorothy King
Helen Neal
Anna Youmaz
Cal
Barlow
Joseph Mitchell
Adrian Mitchell
Evelyn Wizz
Ethel 5Ight
Florence Hyde
America
MMEL
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
Fitzsimmons Elected State B P C E Official
Batavia June 1 William E. Fitzsimmons exalted ruler Aligny lodge 49 Elks was unanimously elected vice president of the New York State Association of Elks at the Sixth annual convention. Other officers elected include President Hugo E. Selmin secretary Elmer E. Wolvin and treasurer Amon A. Foote as delegates exceed 300 from 67 lodges gathered today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Wiliam E. Fitzsimmons
Aligny Lodge 49
Elks
New York State Association of Elks
Hugo E. Selmin
Jamestown
Elmer E. Wolvin
Lion Lodge
Amon A. Foote
Big Sign Advertising the Co E Convention
A large sign advertising the Co E State Convention replaces the big Clork at Franklin Square. Signs will also be set at each railroad station and on the Webb Horton Memorial Presbyterian Church where the convention is to be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Society
Franklin Square
Webb Horton Memorial Presbyterian Church
Loafer Sentenced for Refusal to Work and Public Intoxication
Andrew Aller of Marbrook was sentenced by Justice Herbert F. Cox to 10 days in Goshen jail for refusing to work and for public intoxication. Arrested by Michael Carroll. Needlecraft Club meeting set for Wednesday at 2 20 PM at Mrs Silas Brink residence 7415 Beattie Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monigunucay
Andrew Aller
Herbert F. Cox
Goshen
Marbrook
Michael Carroll
Needlecraft Club
Silas Brink
Beattie Avenue
Zone 1 Musical Entertainment At Cisuline Academy
Upcoming events list a Zone 1 musical program at Cisuline Academy during June. Details about Lewn parr and meer convent campus are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cisuline Academy
Lewn Parr and Meer Convent
Ambition Pills Advertisement Claims Nervous Restore
An advertisement touts Wendell's Ambition Pills promising vigor and vitality for nervous fatigue and prostration tied to overwork, alcohol, or tobacco. It notes a 50 cent price, refunds if dissatisfied, and lists Tut Bill and Terhune as authorized sellers with dealers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuthili & Terhune
Wendell
Pilla
Tutbill & Terhune
Pine Bush Pythian Hall hosts Red Cross drive close
Pine Bush residents gathered at Pythian Hall on Monday evening for a Red Cross drive close. Union Free School pupils performed, donations from Pine Bush National Bank and local groups filled the treasury, and thanks were extended to Mrs. A. Emily Whitten and community helpers for their efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bush
Red Cross
Pythian Hall
Teacy
Union Free School
Jana
Charles
Furnitur
M. O. Osborne
Pine Bush National Bank
Chrisian Temperance Union
L. PL
M. E
Young People’s Circle
New Prospect
Hear
Vegetia
Knigits of
Pythias
Pine Buch Auxiliary
A. Emily Whitten
Ishen
H. Hall
Graham's Church Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
Tax Collector to Sit in Montgomery Village
June 4 notice lists Charles A. McMonagle collecting corpora tion taxes at Municipal building during June on Tuesdays and Fridays with a 1 percent fee after wave percent, hours 9 to 12 and 1 to 2 30 pm, tax rate $15. Includes society notices, personal health, Red Cross fund total, and local social events in Montgomery Village with multiple residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Charles A. McMonagle
theWomen's Missionary Society of the Reformed Brick Church
Bruce Bailard
George van Alst
Red Cross Fund
Emery Horse Thief Detecting Y
Chicken Thief Detectt Society
Montgomery Grange
Mt Beacon
Newburgh
Ri .Side Auto Company
Sallie Hackler
New York
Bessie H. Senior
D. J. Devine
H. F. Cox
Presbyterian Church
Lara
East Cotterham
Central New England
William S. Hanlon
Amond Hanlon
Metropolis
Floyd Judson
Emers Osborn
John Harold Luquer
Co. I
107Th Infantry
France
Philip Senior
Thelma Senior
Union Street
J. D. Shipman
Rose Pierson
Misses Pierson
H. Cady Negkirk
New Rochelle
Hannah Newkirk
Helena
Kyserike Man Died in Service at Bermuda Navy Hospital
Jerome Terwilliger of Kyserike Ulster died in the service of his country at the Naval Hospital in Bermuda on April 26 from diphtheria. He joined the navy January 1, 1937 at 19 and trained at Newport News. He sailed on the USS Wanderer for France in August and returned to New York March 9. He was buried in Bermuda Naval Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Witherington
Aaron Winter
Port Jervis
Frances Hill
O'Neil
Maddistown
Jersey City
Will
Yankee Lake
Metropolis
Benjamin White
G. S. Winter
Nyack
van Duzer
Sunda
John Field
Thomas Knapp
Jer- Cis
Knapp
Green
Fresbyverian
Piie
Elizabeth Krum
Grace Dunlap
Ida Ogden
Middletown
Presbyterian
Wisnerdagsen and
Weirsominlaw
Geerge Rundtree
Hroshklina
Oath
Jota Egbert Jansen
George Ho Stanten
Jeannette
S&s
A Winifred Decher
Agne Seuu
Aridreport
Cenn
E. A. VanAmburg
Olver Vankeures
James B. Scott
St .Luke's
Newuereh
Charles Voegetin
Main Street
Pine Bush
Ole Infant Bey
Binghamton
New Prospect Cemetery
Haviland
Lillian Bowen
Fred D. Decker
Airs
James Crawford
Bullville
Baltimore
Baltimore College of Dental Surgery
Tater
Jerome Terwilliger
Kyserike
Ulster Row
Naval Hospital
Bermuda
Navy
Newport News
U.S. S. Wanderer
France
Naval Cemetery
Quit Meat When Kidneys Bother Advertisement
A vintage ad promotes Tad Salts as a kidney health tonic claiming meat causes kidney strain and uric acid buildup. It urges stopping meat, drinking a daily tablespoon of Tad Salts dissolved in water, and asserts the remedy cleanses kidneys and neutralizes urine acids to prevent complications.
MENAGERIE IS BIG FEATURE OF SHOW
A juvenile view of the circus highlights the menagerie as essential. The Julia Robinson Show on East Main Street features a varied animals lineup including elephants, hippos, lions, pumas, leopards, and brown bear cubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Julia Robinson
East Marn Street
Gece
Monley
Punetpal
Fort Gav
Lesal
Marebey
Parl Zo
New York
CathedySites
Retapson
Sonera
John Hotrison
Agulter Chane
Hell Snider
Hits Reaper
Mm oRhae Za Reese
Tee
Alan
Knitters urged to follow Red Cross sock directions
The Red Cross knitting committer appeals to sack knitters to strictly follow the official directions. No ribbed or double heels are allowed and produced socks should meet the Atlantic Division standards as issued by the Red Cross workroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Atlantic Division
Sock knitting orders for soldiers at yarn workroom
Soldiers must follow superior officers and learn to knit socks. Instructions urge bringing unfinished socks with two needles to show how seams will appear. A yarn committee will explain the process during assigned hours to ensure socks can be examined and finished properly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anitzer
Une
Denniston’s legacy in rail law aids Eric R and region
Washingtonville June 4 decades past notes Senator Robert Denniston helped pass laws shaping the New York and railroad branch from Newburgh to the main line at Greycourt. The arrangement spared the state a $5,900,000 claim, aided Erie’s sale, and redirected construction toward Middletown westward, with praise for Denniston and T H Niven’s advocacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtonvile
Hfe
Augustus Denniston
Robert Denniston
Augustus
New York and Railroad
Newburgh
Greycourt
Erie
Erie By Oe State 3
Middletown
Venniston
T. H.’Niven
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Otisville
Mr. Kirkpatrick
G. 3
Jami Ray Glass
Passaic
X. J
W. D. Northrup
Ottawa
Dre
Cockrill Res
Ais. Thompson
Mrs. Deyo
Beechams
Borden
Eagle
Better Drug
Beavex
Max Co
Hudson IT
Buck Bros. Farm Supply House
Middletown, N
Wielson
Pitison Coal
Wilson L. G
Railroad Ave
Fitzsimmons
Co. E
Loafer
Pine Bush Pythian Hall
Montgomery Village
Women’s Missionary Society of the Reformed Church
Maurice Ashton
Edgar Smith
Clarence Hull
Bridgeport
Galcerbs
Elder Denniston
Laws
Eric R. R
United States Food Administration
Trout
Tbs
Hamburg
Fresh
Mohican
California
Daylight Bakery
Meagowprock Hennery
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