Fire at St John s Church in Goshen prompts guess of accidental origin
Goshen June reports discuss whether a church fire at St John s Center was intentional or accidental. A missing chalice is cited as key evidence, with authorities suggesting theft followed by arson or a match ignition as possible causes. The piece also notes Sergeant Ebenezer Ball s funeral arrangements and local court and town board actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
St. John's Church
Sull
Ebenezer
U. R
Poughkeepsie
Charles M. Ball
Farmers’ Cooperative
Mms
Sergeant Ball
Denver
Col
Field Artilery
Fort Douglan
Arizona
Sergeant Bell
Oringe County
Ebenezer Bail
Obsequies of Mrs Kate Cumings at Ridgebury Church
Mrs Kate Cumings of Ridgebury was laid to rest in Ridgebury Cemetery after a service at Ridgebury Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev Charlie M Ackerman. Born May 24 1842 in Uxtonville she married Lewis M Brown in 1852 and later John L Cumings in 1891. She had three sons Silas Burns and Nathan, with two residing in Washington and one in Bidsleburg. a daughter died in infancy. She was an active member since 1873.
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Kate Cumings
Rigzeoury
Ridgeburr
Ridgeburr Presbyterian Church
Charlies M. Ackerman
Cumings
Uxtonville
William H. Clark
Elizabeth ‘Young Little
Lewis M Brown
Silas C
Burns
Nathan H
Bidsleburg
Washington
Mfaner
Cuumings
John L. Cumings
Ridgebury
Philanthropic Club Annual Meeting Notices
The annual meeting of the Phillan Thropic Club will be held at Thrall Library Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock. All members are requested to be present. Second annual men's supper at Presbyterian Church Otisville NL on Thursday evening June 13 1913. Supper served 6 pm until finished. Excellent program. Tickets 30 cents. Advertisement. Read the Times-Press Want Ads.
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Goshen
Bulding
Webster Avenue
Frank J. Edwards
Fred 3B. Hech
Wiliam A. Handerson
Wiliam A. Wells
William S. Jessup
Henry B. Merritt
Merrit
Frank C. Hock
Edwards
Othce
Mr. Hock
Charles c. Coleman
Wiliam Aa Wells
Frank ©. Hock
Fred’ B Hock
Charles W. Coleman
Presbyterian Church
Otisville
German Spy Time Spent in Liberty Reported
Secret service agent Harry J Jentzer of the Department of Justice in Washington stayed in Liberty Thursday morning gathering data on a German spy recently arrested in New York City. John J Haddock of the Commercial House testified that the spy, formerly known as Carl Rader, had been under surveillance since May and that the German staying in Liberty summer premises is now under arrest. A circus by John Robinson’s Circus is expected Sunday from Norwich arriving via the O and W line with 40 cars. An English shoe with a separate big toe compartment is described as a novelty.
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Liberty
Harry J. Jentzer
Secret Service
Departent of Justice
Washington, D. C
Mornims
New York City
Tombs
New York
Haddock
Cxtt
Carl Rader
Schrogers
Reed
John Robinson
Royce
East Maintreet
Norwich
Forty Seventh Annual Report of Middletown State Homeopathic Hospital
The fortieth seventh annual report covers the fiscal year ending June 30 1917 detailing 12 months of wartime operation at the Middletown institution. It notes new buildings proposed to reach about 3000 beds including male and female pavilions and staff housing, plus farm expansion and district growth for admissions. Gratitude is expressed to the State Hospital Commission clergy and donors, with extensive notes on personnel, enlistees, and community support, alongside brief personal notices from staff and patients and ward duties.
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Middletown State Homeopathic Hospital
State Hospital Press
iBoea
Board of Managers
State Hospital Commission
M. C. Ashley
Baldins
Hospital Development Commission
Noone
Zairi
Orange
Sullivan, Rockland
Tisier
Petition in Bankruptcy at Rose Co. amid Guard duty turmoil
Continued from page one the article notes Rose Co faces bankruptcy petitions tied to Colonel Rose’s National Guard reorganization efforts. It describes his furlough and possible return doubts, the plan for careful administration and the potential for restoring the business. It highlights the Rose yard as a future money maker with substantial profits possible under prudent management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Co
Rose
National Guard
Ward
Rose Yard
Personal and social events from Gibbs camp visit to DeVore's promotion
Social notes list Mr and Mrs James Gibbs their daughter Miss Myria and William L Sitchell visiting from Gibbs camp Riddleboro Mass Mrs Gibbs rested at her camp and sent greetings L D Greene returned from Gibbs camp Rev O B Neyroz to address Hillside Presbyterian Jamaica NY and Youth of Italy never get old War talk Cornelius Macardel recovering from surgery at Thrall Hospital 72 He will be hospitalized a week Wedding notices for Sir Hilda Clements and Frederick Haller July 5 in Liberty and Wall Street New York State officers and families send letters of safe arrival in France Ralph Moore Charles Smyth and Roy Rogers report health and overseas postings Mrs Arthur Thornton and Mrs Rey travel to Syracuse in an automobile trip Gravesville trip planned for Rev D Butler Louis Buck Garden trip last week Injuries to Philip Neuberger and George Eitz improving at Thrall Hospital Paynter injured in Florida remains stable DeVore promoted to first class private at Langley Field with 104th Aero Squadron details of prior service and transfer
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State Hospital Commission
Middletown
Hachard Gaimey
Charles E. Hess
Charles Wolff
Allen W Corwin
King’s Daughters
James S. Porte
Middletown Arms
Middletown Times-Press
Independent Republican
Goshen Democrat
Warwick Ad
Philadelphia
Minnie Maloney
Elizabeth V. Walsh
New York
Margaret McCredie
Mary A. Osterhout
Keily
Miss Bracken
Joseph Turner
Charles Burdette
Wm. Carter
John F. McGuire
Wm. W. Weaver
Bessie Baird
Harold Mayo
van Fredenburg
Ai. McGuire
Sadie A. Fisher
Betty Sampson
Lone Island
Noath Street
Easant
Capt. R. A. Malone
Alber Schuler
James E- Gibbs
Miss Myria
William L. Sitchell
Mr. Gibbs
Riddleboro
Mass
L. D. Greene
Gibbs
Tas
Hilda Clements
J. Newton Ciements
Liberty
Frederick Haller
Brooklyn
Mr. Haller
Brown Brothers
Bunkers
Wall Street
New York City
Mass Clements
National Park Seminary
Washington
DD. C
Registered in Fourth District Names of Registrants List
Among those who registered on Wednesday in the Fourth District, having reached age 1 years, were Charles C. Stearns Sparrow pish Chester Degroat William Decker Huguenot Oswald Ogtione Greenville Clarence Winters Murat sink Freemen Hovencam Charles H. Hoffman John J. Hessberger Rei bert Collins Ronald M. Walker Ous ville. Advertisement mentions Times-Press column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Stearns
Sparrowpish
Chester Degroat
Wiliam Decker
Oswald Ogtione
Greenville
Clarence Winters
Muratsink
Freemen Hovencam
Charles H. Hoffman
John J. Hessberger
Reibert Collins
Ronald M. Walker
Ousville
Stock Market Newburen Reported Daily Averages June
Daily stock list from the New York Exchange compiled by Clark Chiles Ma yo J G Gollingwood manager at Newburgh N Y includes prices for Am Tel and Tel Am Smelting Am Woolen Anaconda Copper Atchison Baldur Loco Baltimore & Ohio Bethlehem Steel B, & Q Cabot Pet Cent Leather Chino Copper General Motors Great Northern Ore Kepmmet Kemgh Waller Marine Mex Pet Miami Copper Midvale Nevada Consolidated New Haven etc. Local report notes the closing values and publication is from Newburgh New York telegraph desk.
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Newburen
New York Exchange
Tel & Tel
Anacconcéa Copper Atchinson
Baldum Loco
Balti
Cho - Beth Steel
Bkn
Rap. Tran
Cabf
Pet
Leather Ches
Ohio Chino
Copper Ch
C. RL & Pac
K. Rl& PT K. Mo
Corn
Crucible Steel
iGen
Motors
Kepmmecott
Kemgh
Waller - Marine
Marine
Miami Copper
Midvale Steel Nevada
New Haven
Arty
Y. Cen
Ti Republic Steel Bay
South
Souk
Br.Tenn Copper Union Pac
United Motors
U. S Rebber
U. S. Steel
U S. Steel
Yah Copper
W. Ua
Clark, Chiles Mayo
J. G Gollingwood
Mgr
Newoburgh
N.Y
Obituary of Mrs. William A Freyer and Miss Adaline Carey
Mrs. William A Freyer died Thursday afternoon at her mother’s home in Wuriscoro. Survived by husband, sister Mrs. Edward Lentz, and mother Mrs. Marzamy Hubner. funeral from the late home Sunday afternoon with interment at Sylvan Cemetery. Rev. Mr. Grane to conduct services. Miss Adaline Carey died at her Mulberry Street home aged 48. Survived by sister Mrs. G. H. Tymeson and three brothers Cash Carey, Wonticello. Charles Carey Brig Port Conn.. Frank Carey city.
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Afra
Slabel Muuucs
Mr. Grane
Adaline Carey
Mulberry Street
G. H. Tymeson
Elite
Cash Carey
Wonticello
Charles Carey
Brigport
Conn
Frank Carey
City
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Ilate
Jung
Supreme Court
Court House
Justice Tompkins
Charles H. Shaw
John C. R. Taylor
Hirst
Tompkins
Thaddeus Weatherly
MR. Sizco
J. H. S200
Walden
Somer
N. J
Goshen High School
Merday
National League O2
France
Billy” Ott
C. x. EB. Railroad Co
Hopewell Junction
Times-Press
inEngland
Cavalier
Tre
Kid Feather
Norru
Margaret Lane
Wallkill Avenas
Leo T. Lane
106Th Field Artillery
Camp Wadsworth
Harry J. Lane
Aviation Repair Depot Hospital
Dallas
Texas
Arthur T. Lane
105Th Field Hospital
Newport, News
Dr. Swift
Creene
Delaware
Red Cross
W. A. Roth
Sheldon Ter Bush
Wand
Ashley Hall
Newburgh
Wm E Kelly
R. D. Parker
Optometrist & Optician
North St
Cor
Orchard
Goldberg
Fanny
New York American
Boob McNutt
O. B. Neyroz
Hillsde Presbyterian Church
Jamaica
L. L
Tuaiy
Inaiy
Cornelius W. Macardel
Ate. G. Frederck Lee
Ofty
the Weatcott, New York
Walram Lawrence
Ll. FB. Lawrence
Chester
Aviation Corps
U. S. Army
M Ss Rota Moore
Oak Street
Ralph Moore
Mr Moore
Co. A
309Th Inferny
Moss Anne Strait
Roy Rogers
Headquaners Company
21Th Infantry
Bess. Beatley
Irwin’ Avenue
Charles Smyth
105Th Infantiry
Arthur Thornston
Syracue
Thornton
Rey
Grand Avenue
Lewis Decter
Mainland Avenue
Paterson, N. J
Rev
D. Butler
Louis I. Buck
Gravesville
Herkimer County
Mr. Butler
Buck
Philip Neuberger
George Eitz
Neuberger
Franj
Thrall Hospital
William Paynter
Florida
D. R. DE Vore
Langley Field
Virginia
David R. DeVere
George B. Hadden
Little Silver
Mr. DeVere
Campers
Keily Field
Efe
104Th Aero Squad
Columnus
William A. Freyer
L. M. Hulse, D. D
Reg. Optometrist
Hulse Bros
North Street
Carson & Towner Company
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