Probing of Public Service Commissions Ends July 1
Albany June 9 The public service commissions investigation, ongoing over a year, will conclude July 1 unless the legislature approves an appropriation to continue. Senator George F. Thompson, chair of the joint legislative committee, faces criticism from some and defense from others for his conduct and methods.
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Albany
Public Service Commissions
Meny
George F. Thompson
Joint Legislative Committee
Thompson committee probes public service reforms and funding
The Thompson investigations produced disclosures and urged changes in the first district public service commission. Funding for continued work failed as the Assembly cut proposed 50 000 to 25 000, leaving the matter adjourned. The second district probes focus on lamp rates while a 1927 report will propose amendments to the public service commission law.
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Public Service Commission
First
Thompson
New York City
Senate
Assembly
Public Service Commission of
Second District
James A. Foley
Public Service Commissions
Agricultural conditions in New York state June report
Cornell University bulletin from Ithaca reports a favorable overall state of crops for the first week of June with planting and spraying hampered by excessive rain in the western region. Hay and apples noted among notable yields as conditions improved despite wet weather.
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United States Department of Agricultre
Cornell University
Ithaca
Six graduates at Seward Institute
Florida June 9 six graduates announced for the S S Seward Institute with Russell Barry valedictorian Percy Crookston salutatorian William Shanley Emily Parsons Blanche Ramage and Julia Riler. Graduation at Lyceum Hall June 27 Baccalaureate sermon June 25 at Presbyterian Church. Visiting relatives listed and local notes on tours and upcoming weddings. Weather and crop reports note frost June 1 and strong strawberry yields.
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Florida
S. S. Seward Institute
Russell Barry
Percy Crookston
Salututoran
Willam Shanley
Emily Parsons
Blanche Ramage
Julia Riler
Lyceum Hall
Presbyterian Charen
William Rook
New York
George Buckles
New Brunswick
X. J
Arthur Smith
Main Street
Alrs. Johnson
W. H.wheeler
North Dakota
Alvin C. Dull
Vernon
Dayton
Mrs. C. G. Vernon
Baraca Brotherhood to Hold Evening Meeting at Church
The Baraca Social of the Webb Horton Memorial Presbyterian Church will hold a regular business meeting and social in the church social rooms this evening. Irving C. Bull will speak on Chemistry. This will be the last social until fall, and all Brotherhood members are urged to attend along with all men of the church.
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Baraca Brotherhood
Webb Horton Memorial Presbyterian Church
Irving C. Bull
Unique Grace Church Auxiliary program highlights cultural readings
The Woman's Auxiliary of Grace Church hosted a closing season meeting in the parish house with a large turnout. Under Mrs A V Boah the program featured music vocal and instrumental readings from Japan Sweden China Philippines United States Mexico and more. A plan to form a Junior Auxiliary branch was announced and a lawn fete is set for June 29 at Mrs W H Rogers home with a special meeting called for June 1 to finalize arrangements.
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Grace Church
Mission Geld
Japan
China
Sweden
Phiippines
United States
Mexico
Rose
Foster
C. Macardell
Mae Clinton
Madeleine Dusenberry
Theo
Adelaide Corwin
United Offerine
Elizabeth Young
Ella Nafz
Ela Nafz
Lucinda Horton Vecat
Land of the Sky Blue Water
Cadman
Linda Bosk
Nasafos
Helen
Taylor Youal
C. Macarde
Mad ~Thaser - Geerseleine Enges
Madeleine Dusenberrs
W. H. Rogers
Haighland Avenue
Birthday celebration marks Alfred Wrights eighteenth
Salisbury Altus June 9 home of Mr and Mrs Albert Wright hosted a warm gathering for their son Alfreds 18th birthday with about 49 guests from Pechs hill Goshen Craighlie Washingtonville Salisbury Mills and Newburgh. The party featured music games and refreshments while visitors toured displays of curios and flags from various countries. Louis Hogan of Monroe attended as a guest of his brother James Hogan. br Jones of Newburgh toured milk stations at Deakes creamery inspecting cattle. Real Enjoyment. What's your idea of enjoying Wfer. Well Id like to be able to rent an office taloat in.
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Salisbury Altus
Albert Wright
Alfred
Pechshill
Goshen
Craighlie
Washingtonville
Sanisbury Mills
Newburgh
Wright
Louis Hogan
Monroe
James Hogan
Br. Jones
Newbursh
Deakes Creamery
Kansas City Journal
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