Social Life of Middletown Personal Notes
Middletown society sources report George McCarter of Westbrookville visiting sister Mrs Henry Riker in Pilgrims Corners, and Mrs ML Dobell returning from Georgia after visiting Aunt Mrs William Bensel. Engagements include Vlora Mae Palmer to Leland W Simons and Adeline Hotchkiss to Richard Emmet Keogh. A wedding for Pearl K Winslow to Francis Fisher is set for Saturday June 9. Gladys Winslow engages Clemmus Fisher.
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George McCarter
Westbrookville
Henry Riker
Pilgrims’ Corners
ML Dobell
Menue
William Bensel
Ar Jania
Herbert Palmer
South Fatlsburg
Vlora Mae
Leland W. Simons
Monticello
Horace Leslie Hotchkiss, Jr
Adorace
Rre
Adeline Hotchkiss
Richard Emmet Keogh
Justice
Marrin J. Keogh
New Rochelle
Keogh
First Armored Motor Battery
Katherine Temple Emmet
John M
Grenville T. Keogh
France
Pearl K H. Winslow
P. P. Winslow
Newburgh
Francis Fisher
George R. Fisher
Poughkeensie
M. Seymour Furdy
Miss Winslow
Gladys
Clemmus Fisher
Miss Winetey
Land tax sale lists numerous parcels in Goshen area
County Treasurer Thomas B. Gibson sold many parcels for arrears in taxes at the courthouse in Goshen. The list names properties in Cornwall, Geer, Highlands, Minisink, Montgomery, Mount Hope, Newburgh, Warwick and Woodbury towns, with owners and purchasers including J. G. Peters, H. W. Chadearre, Hiram H. Smith, J. C. Kilpatrick, William Lamont, Ambrose Gannon, and others. some parcels drew no bids while others sold to the indicated buyers.
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Goshen
Times-Press
Thomas B. Gibson
Cornwall
Joseph Banker
Robert G. Peters
Broay
New York City
William Corneil
HW. Chadeune
Lucy L. Hanlon
Egbert Stover
H. W. Chadearre
Geerpark
Thomas Wats
Middletown
Sparrowbush
J. C. Kilpatrick
Tronas Garland
Mary Dulley
Montgomery Street
J. B. Swezey
Joseph Gleewax
Thomas Keely
Hiram H. Smith
William J. Kelly
Rover Road
Russell
Vernon
Saddletown
Barney Lennon
Tustan Avenue
William A. Rumsey
Town of Highlands
Isaac Barbauell
McCollum Lane
D. W. Esmond
Louis Grazziano
Louis Onifio
Teven
Minisirk
Cornelius Fleming
Unionville
Waterloo Mills
William Youman
Montgomery
Asa Hall
Lafayette Street
Walden
Ira Moffatt
Dykeman Odell
Enion Street
John Heolban
George A. Arres
Newburgh
Ambrose Gannon
Mount Hope
Edward Brighton
Conklin
William J Lamont
Washington Street
George Hill
Robert Young
Hermann Ota
William J. Lamont
Easton
Herbert Munston
Newburgh Terrace
W. J. Lamont
Warwick
Henry Gerlitz
Little York Road
Julia E Hampson
Forest Park
John G. Meyers
G. H. Strong
H. A Bell
Tower Road
John Giveans
Kittie M. Giveans
Elroy Giveans
Michael Kinski
Woodbur
J. P. Huddy
William Oneill
Bakertown
William Wilson
Men Without A Country Bills Would Bar Draft Dodgers
Washington James and others leaving the United States to avoid military service would be expelled and forever barred from the country under bills introduced by Representative Taylor of Colorado. Thirty days grace would be given to those who have fled to return and make amends. The measures were referred to the Immigration Committee, which is expected to report them favorably.
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Washington, James
United States
Representative Taylor
Colorado
Market summary from New York and Chicago before noon
The Market page reports New York stocks opening strong with Bethlehem Steel rising and gains in Steel, Industrial shares, and other issues. Grain futures offered higher wheat and corn, with slight advances in provisions. Chicago wheat led by a rise while corn and oats posted mixed moves.
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New York
Bethlehem Steel
Steel
Chicago
Aged Dependent Care Gaps Highlighted at Conference
Pittsburgh June 7 Thousands of aged dependents in the United States suffer from neglect and lack of scientific care at the National Conference of Charities and Correction meeting. Dr Nasher of New York warns that feeding and nutrition for the aged are poorly understood and institutions face economic strain. In the New York City Farms Colony Homes for the Aged and Infirm, about 1000 inmates are employed and report high maintenance costs but improved happiness and health due to activity.
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Pittsburgh
United States
National Conference of Charities and Correction
IL. Nasher
New York City
Nasher
New Son City Farms Colony
Obsequies Held for Miss Mary A Cox
Prayer services at the bier of Miss Mary A Cox were held at the home of Mrs Edward MacNill. The body was taken to Ellenville for funeral services at St John s Episcopal Church conducted by Rev Dr H B Hobson. Interment followed in Fantinekill Cemetery with nephews serving as pallbearers.
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Mary A. Cox
Mars A. Cox
Twenty Saloon Closures Planned in City
Mayor Thompson cites 1915 state enumeration showing city population A281 and says 32 licensed saloons remain. A commission led by W T Shaw A E Hopkins and R C Maltby must cut the total to 32, eliminating 20 establishments under the new law.
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Thompson
State Department of Excise
Department of
W. T. Shaw
A. E. Hopkins
R. C. Maltby
Borden's Buys Big Milk Firms
A Rural New Yorker report claims Bordens purchased R F Stevens Co Brooklin Central Quaiy Co and UhJmann & siauk Co of New York in a deal valued at eight to nine million dollars with talks underway to acquire two more firms including the largest remaining Brooklyn milk company The report notes broader consolidation of smaller firms under Bordens and Burien's and Shellieit Farms executives declined comment and denied rumors of a Stevens buyout with statements pointing to unconfirmed reports and confusion in the market.
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New Yorker
June J. Glison
Foods and Markets
Bordens Company
R. FL Stevens Company
Brooklin
Central Quaiy Company
UhJmann & Siauk Company
New York
Brooklyn
Borden
C. A Weijant
Borden Farms Product Company
We and Min
Gorden Concern
Welant
W. W. Walsa, Jr
R. H. Stevens & Co
Stevens Company
Borden's
Private appetite drives safety fleet warning
A Bill ville parent warns that one boy may consume crops for his own meals and urges immediate help to prevent him from eating his way through the town. The speaker likens such behavior to eating an eye at breakfast and dinner sketches while noting the risk of future demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Billville
Beaven
Atlanta Conshinien
Goshen Town Board names three excise commissioners
Goshen, June 7 Three commissioners were appointed by the Goshen town board to investigate excise conditions ahead of Brown act enforcement. The appointees are James E. Purcell Smith F. Barnes and George W. Sloat. Eight saloons will close by October 1, leaving ten eligible licenses, with fee set at 800 dollars, as commissioners assess who may retain licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Times-Press
State Excise Department
James E. Purcell
Smith F. Barnes
George WV. Sloat
William A Handerson
St. Elmo
Grand Street
Occidental
Goshen Inn
Park Place
New Orange
Main Street
Arlington Hotel
West Main
Greenwich Avenue
State Commissioner of Excise
Tabulation Underway For Orange County Registration
Goshén June 7 definite figures on military registration not yet available. At County Clerk George F Gregg office over twenty women volunteers assist in copying names and Mr Grigs heads the tabulation. The list is expected to exceed men registered when completed tonight. UNCLAIMED LETTERS Goshen June 7 include John Knapp Mrs Jennie Johnson Miss M B Gedney Miss Minne B
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Goshén
Orange County
George F. Gregg
Grigs
Teachers Swear Oath of Office in City Schools
Seventy five public school teachers in the city took an oath to support the U S Constitution and New York State Constitution and to faithfully discharge their duties. Clerk George H. Stanton administered the oath at a teachers meeting in the High School with Superintendent Tuehill presiding. The oath follows a new law passed in the last Legislature and approved by Gov. Whitman, enacted in wartime to ensure teachers are thoroughly American in their duties.
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United States
State of
New York
Board of Education
George H. Stanton
Tuehill
Olive Branch Sunshine Society Holds June Meeting
The Olive Branch chapter of the International Sunshine Society held a June gathering at Mirs. Smith Livingston’s country home with Mrs. Charles Puff presiding. A full program followed roll call, including vocal solos, readings, and a saxophone piece amid a filled attendance of members and guests. The next meeting’s venue was announced as Mrs. W A Hartin’s on South Street for the last Friday in June.
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International Sunshine Society
Mirs. Smith Livingston
Charles Puff
America
Sreath
Reading
W. A Hartin
South Street
Beattie Hill Exhibit Showcased School Dance and Drills
Yesterday’s parents exhibition at Beattie Hill School drew many residents. Miss Bentons and Miss Bucklers classes performed Swedish dances and the kindergarten I See You routine while Miss Goundrrs and Miss Pradens rooms staged a flag drill. Photos capture the events and refreshments followed. Term exams in June cover all grades with sessions on 18, 19, and 22. Goshen talks note Mr and Mrs Francis Becker visiting from Washington.
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Beattie Am
Miss Benton
Miss Buckler
H. Seacord
Goshen
Francis Becker
Washington, D. C
Frank J. F
Becker
Gorrine Edwards
Mrs Aldrich To Address Meeting On Patriotism And Agriculture
Tomorrow evening at 7:15 in the Assembly Rooms a public meeting on agriculture and food production will feature Mrs Stelyn Aldrich speaking on How you can render patriotic service. Aldrich, born in Steuben County in 1884, rose from farm roots to real estate to charitable work and literary output, including pieces in Ladies Home Journal and Woman’s Home Companion. A collection will be taken at the no admission meeting.
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Stelyn Aldrich
M Drich
Steuben
Xni
Higa School
Loo Yous
Ler Fther
Aldrich
Haverling High School
Bam
Elmira
Wayne County
Cortland County
Cornell Agricultural School
New York
Mexico
Silver Shell sinks a U-Boat and war reports
Reports from passengers on the steamship New York recount Naval exploits and enemy threats as American ships face U-boat dangers. Tales describe destroyer Erikson rescuing crews after torpedo attacks near the Irish coast and Croopland fending off subs near Sully Island. Also noted are upcoming Children’s Day programs and a Friday deadline for newspaper submissions.
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England
Frost
Mr. Frost
America
Afr
Archer D. Jones
American Line
New York
Mersey River
Erikcson
Lynden
Madara
Croopland
Sully Island
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Raggies
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the Men’s Store
C. N. Crater
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L. L
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Elissof
Daugher Albany
Adolf
Jewell C_ Brand
Budwig
Albany
Mr. Elasor
W Oh
Sloeneingburg
Studebaker
Scranton
Sarre
M. M .Liosd
Weh Chek
T.a. New York
George E. Graff
Philadelphia
Graf
Emma Goldsmith
William Faulkner
Charles Faulkner
Grand Avenue
Sarah C. Bull
Grange
Pine Bush
F. J. Edwards
Charles St. John
Hortense Edwards
Ethel Mary Lillian Bradley
Everett Higby
St Paul's Methodist Church
Jay Green
New Port
Maine
Marion Frederick
Court House
Merrice
Idle Hour Park Co
B. H. Seaman
Kate Ardher
Slacksmith
K. Conklin
A .R. Specht
Bernard Schmidt
M. D. Clark
Anderson Avenue
4. R Srecht
Jerry Driscoll
E. H. Seaman
the Times-Press
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Anaconda Beha & Sy Sa
Baldwin
Bethichem Steel A
Zalo
Bethichem Steel
Crucibie
Lackawanna Steel
Y. Central
Republic Iron & Steel
Suadiebaker
Exion Pacific
S. Ind
Katinka
Pump
Louis
BF. van Sickle
North ST
Borden’s
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Gosken
Shane
Hulse Bros
North Street
Olive Branch
Sunshine
Society
Beattie Hill
Gedney
Mary Pete
Jona Odell
Royaln White
Sottings
Slate Mill
Jolly Four
McWilliams’ Orchestra
LAS
Mrs. Aldrich
F. D. Kernochan
King Street
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