Rabies Confirmed After Cow's Strange Behavior
In Goshen June 15, Harry Bete Chester reported a purebred herd animal acting abnormally. Dr. DeVine determined the heifer had hydrophobia rabies, and the head was sent to a lab for diagnosis. State Veterinary College confirms rabies. The article warns owners to watch dogs for strange behavior and bite risk to stock and people.
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Goshen
Harry Bete
Pi Chester
Chester
Umar
Davis
DeVine
Gesben
de Hine
Chiaone
State Veterinary College
B C Hattton
OFFICERS OF CARPENTERS GOSHEN MEET Jun 1
Goshen residents report electing officers for the Carpenters and Joiners of America Local No. 1662. President Robert Johnson Jr, Vice-President Smith Barnes, Rec. Sec Everett Wetmore, Fin. Sec Joseph Judd, Treasurer Michael Welsh, Warden William Whitler, Trustees Gen. Story John Henzelman John Foote.
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Carpenters Goshes
United Brother Head of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Robert Johnson, Jr
Smith PL Barnes
Everett Wetmore
Fin
Joseph Judd
Joan P. Heinzelman
Condsttor
Ahchael Welsh
William Whitler
Gen. M. Story
John G. Henzelman
John Foote
Hayes Field Race Meet Highlights and Local Contests
At Hayes Field a series of foot races drew many entrants from the area. Winners and second placers included Russell Clark, Md Merwin, Theo LaForse, and Grantford O'Dell among others. Girls featured a baseball throwing contest, with rich push and shot put events for boys. Judges and scorers listed include Greason, Carelin Hulse, Lucertz, Startup, Benton, Morgans, McCartney, Croeden, and Duffs among several local names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bret
Ilaces
C E
Greason
3Uiss
Carelin Hulse
Lucertz Street
Mies Hatherine Startup
Benton Avenue
Wuniges
Maude Morgans
Derry Street
Blundena Paten
Linden Avenue
J N Benton
Beattie Hili
Mrsanna McCartney
Albert Street
Misa Nellie Croeden
Bennett
Sennett Hil Sr
Theo. LaForse
Benton
Esther da Voli
Grantford O'Dell
Beattie
Fancher Haineman
Tony Morocco
Edward Duffs
Liberty Street
Halph Bronson
Sennelt
Arthur Koeppel
James Strain Ben's
Frei McMickle
Bennett Hill
Vincent Bergamo
Liber
Gifts Presented to Otisville Hospital Heads of Departments
Presentations marked the nearing completion of the government hospital project on the Otisville grounds. Appreciation gifts from department heads included a bag to Janos, general manager, and to C. E. Wheeler. Watches and chains were given to R. S. Durrock and others. Completion anticipated within two weeks.
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Sangiormum
Otisville
B. Janos
R. d. Howes Construction Company
Oussie
Stock Market Notes From NewburghJune 15
Closing prices on the New York Exchange show Am. 46 7 5, Am. C. & FL, Am. Tel & Tel, Am. Smelting, Am. Seear, Amaconda Copper, Atchinson, Baldwin Loco, Beth. Steel, Calif Pet, Central Leather, Ches & Cho, Chino Copper, Gen. Elec. Co. vs Gen Motors, Great Northern Ores, Kennecott, Marine Com, Mex. Pet, Midvais Steel, Mo Pac, Nat. Lead, New Haven, Penn, Reading, South. Pac, Tenn. Copper, Union Fac, U. S. Steel, Utah Copper, Wabash, Westinghouse, and others daily totals reported by Childs & Co. J. G. Collinsweed. Also notices: completion of National School for Certified Nurses in Albany for Mrs Gertrude Purdr Steele of Mongaup Valley. Duckbill animal facts and varnish removal tip included.
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Newburgh
New York Exchange
Tel & Tel
Am. Seear
Wooler Amaconda Copper
Atchinson
Baldwin Loco
Bait
Ohio
Beth
Steel
Rap
Iran
Calif Pet
Ches & Cho
RE & Pac
RE & P
Crucible Steel
Secur
Elec. Co
Gen Motors
Great Northern
Kennecott
Marine
Ty Marine
Midvais Steel
Mo Pacific
New Haven
XL Gide
Penn
Reading
Republic Steel Fo i Ray Cons
South
Pac
Tenn. Copper
Texas
Union Fac
Isnted Motors
US. Steel. Com
U. S. Steel
Utah Copper
Wabash
Westieshouse
Childs & Co
J. G. Collinsweed
Met
Constance Shelton Turns 10 With Circus and Garden Party
A young girl near her epth birthday on June 11 chose a blended celebration, splitting time between a circus and a birthday party at 138 Monhagen Avenue. Guests included a white French poodle mascot named Sam, gifts of Thrift Stamps, and a military wristwatch from parents.
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Constance Shelton
Constance
Monhagen Avenue
Daddy
Mamma
Sam
Caele Sam
With Our Boys In the Service
Mr and Mrs Frederick Scheneker of 76 Beattie avenue report their son Rudolph Scheneker has arrived safely in France. He left Camp Dex May 25 and serves with Cesma Field artillery Battery gL. Mr and Mrs John Mullen announce the overseas arrival of their son John FP Mullen. Sidner Smith a Feeman third class aboard the Wachigan is on furlough visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Harry S Smith of Johnson and friends in the city. He enlisted in New York 14 months ago and remains devoted to his duties. The Times-Press thanks Jack Greer postmaster at the Masonic Home Utica for a fine albierte card view.
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Frederick Scheneker
Beattie Avenue
France
Rudolph Scheneker
Camp Dex
Cesma Field Artillery
E Sidner Smith
Harry S. Smit
Johnson
New York
the Times-Press
Jack” Greer
Masonic Home
Utica
War stories of ambulance drivers from No Man's Land
George H Schumann, among ten Columbia University unit members decorated by France on May 20 for valor, recalls harrowing scenes and lighter moments. He volunteered nearly a year ago and recounts his car taking fire with holes and shattered windows as wounded comrades momentarily revive under shelling.
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George H. Schumann
Columbia Uaniversity
No Man's Land
Schumann
Athenia Club Hosts Large Meeting at Moffat Library
Washington Ifle June 15 The Athenia Club held its Thursday meeting at Moffat Library with a large turnout of members and guests. Tables displayed roses and daisies. Luncheon featured creamed salmon peas tomato cucumber salad rolls and home made takes. President Mrs McLaughlin presided over the business session. Guests from Goshen included Miss Gedney Mrs Thompson Miss Anna A Farrend and others. Program chair Mrs Miller Van Ketren of Montgomery announced items including vocal and piano numbers and readings by several members.
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Washington
Gedney
Thompson
Anna A. Farrend
Goshen
Miller van Ketren
Montgomery
Bors
Henry Hirschberg
Aene Holly
Cyrus Hamin
Albert Greene
J. CG. Vanderoet
Wm. H
L G. Martin
H. F. A. Beach
Lippincott
Bho Sompin
Wells
Greene Solo
Vanderoef
Taylor McNeely and Taylor wed in Monticello church
Florence Agnes McNeely daughter of Minnie McNeely became the bride of John Vincent Taylor at St. Peter's Church Monticello on June 12. Rev Edward Nilan of New York performed the ceremony. The groom is local editor of the Sullivan County Republican. Howell van Demark wedding in Washingtonville January 14. Miss Cora L Van Demark wed Charles B Howell in a village ceremony at 4 30 pm with pastors Stearns and George officiating. The groom is the son of Mrs Charles B Howell who moved from Campbell Hill to Denver Cel
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Taylor—McNely
Monticello
St. Peter's Church
German Drive Strengthened Despite Losses
Reported continuation of the German third drive shows heavier German losses than expected but improving Allied resistance. Major Gen. Gunner Liggett named to command corps and to lead the first American field army when formed. Congress heard details on American artillery and front participation, kept military secrets. Hunger fears grow in Germany as bread rations drop and peace talk rises amid food shortages. Socialist deputies question sufficiency of food for large towns in upcoming months. Peace rumors linked to prisoner exchange talks persist.
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Ellied
Sher
Gunner Liggett
Ge Liggett
War Department
London
Germany
Reichstag
Amsterdam
First Congregational Church Christian Endeavor Meeting
The Christian Endeavor Society of the First Congregational Church will meet Sunday at 6 15 PM in the church lecture room. Important business is to be discussed and every member is urged to attend. Also, the City C Union convention committee will meet at Webb Horton Church Monday at 7 o'clock. all committee members should be present.
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First Congregational C. E
Christian Endeavor Society
First Congregational Church
Co. E
General Convention
C. B. Union
Webb Horton Church
Manufacturers Division Hopes to Help Farmers
The Chamber of Commerce Manufacturers' Division chaired by Flord W. Morgans held two meetings at the chamber office to arrange labor from city factories to aid farmers in crop gathering. A committee including James M. Ball A N Budd and James Lacker will approach local manufacturers to secure workers and report back. The group also plans to study coal supply for domestic and manufacturing needs and report soon.
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Office of ‘Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce Manufacturers’ Divison
Flord W. Morgans
Chamber
James M. Ball
Compa
A. N. Budd
Borden Plant
James Lacker
Middletown
IHE Manufactory
Farm Bureau
Chamh P
Marfaderers
Grand Patriotic Demonstration at Silk Company
Yesterday afternoon a grand patriotic demonstration occurred at the Huddletown Silk Throwing Company plant. James Lacacy opened the program with Rudolf Sunder sounding the bugle, Miss Olga Borkenhagen presiding at the piano, and all employees singing The Star-Spangled Banner and America in unison as the flag was raised. Ex Mayor A C N Thompson delivered remarks on the flag’s history, John Bright spoke on national support, and Robert Schwarzenbach, president, was to attend.
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Huddletown
James Lacacy
Rudolf Sunder
Studer
Army
Navy
Uncle Sam
Olga Borkenhagen
Benner
Kaiser Bill
Lackey
A. C. N. Thompson
Betsy Ross
John Bright
America
Robert Schwarzenbach
Schwarzenbach-Huber Companys Silk Firm Attendee Note
The Schwarzenbach-Huber Company of which Middletown Silk Company is a subsidiary would be present but could not attend. A telegram from a senior figure expresses regret and extols national unity under the flag, praising brotherhood, opportunity, and freedom.
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Schwarzenbach-Huber Compan
Middletown Silk Company
Cnable
Friedman Bays Stock of O W Dry Goods Co
The stock and fixtures of the O W Dry Goods Company on North Street were sold at auction by assigners. EB S Gossett B Gossett and Emanuel Kess ing made an assignment for creditors. CG N Thor son was assignee with Mayor MacCox attorney. Rob Feedman of New York bought the stock for 1,200. Auction conducted by Charles We Faulkner.
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the & W. Dry Goods Company
North Street
Onc
EB. S. Gossett
B. Gossett
Emanuel Kessing
CG. X. Thorson
MacCox Atvormmer
Rob Feedman
New York
Charles We. Faulkner
Dance at Cairns Lakeside Pavilion
Town social note invites residents to a June lantern evening at Cairns Lakeside FH Pavilion in Bloomingdore. Music planned by Mcornal’s or tra for the season Friday evenings. all are cordially invited.
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Cairns
Lakeside
Bloomingdore
Mcornal
Ortra
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Sullivan
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U.S A
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Common Council
Matchetown Savings Bank
Hayes Field
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National School For Certified Nurses
Albany
Gertrude Purdr Steele
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Sullivan County
Zoological Gardens
Melbourne
Europe
R. D. Parker
Optometrist & Optician
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John Mullen
John FP. Mullen
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Athenia Club
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