Little People Stage Fine Operetta in Harriman
On June 24 in GiBelle Hall a children’s operetta titled Bor Bive delighted audiences. Students trained by Miss Hasbrouck and Miss O’Neil wore clownlike costumes and fairy outfits, performing as Echo Elves Katydids and Frogs alongside small cast members with careful staging and bright color schemes.
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Michael Columbus
Edward Hell
John Mooy
Andrew Babchak
Clarence Rose
Mikie Dadio
John Babchak
Robert Maddox
Charles Eglinger
Edsall Stevens
Oscar Bargesse
Salvatore Dadio
Jack Gilbert
George Weyant
Jimmie Babchak
Harold Baker
Clement Egsinger
Roland Lemeroux
John Ventura
Edward Bucher
Echo Elves
Urte Mary Bush
Betty Seeman
Eleanor Eari
Edsa Daigon
Pearl Benjamin
Janice Hess
Helen Cole
Alice Benjamin
Rose Venture
Florence Daigon
Mildred Charleston
Genevieve Cole
Ina Babcock
Stella Calumbus
Alice Bush
Herle
Farm Bureau Demonstration On Limestone Fertilizer Trial
The Farm Bureau will hold a demonstration meeting June 20 at 7 p m on Jesse Mapes’s farm Mapledale Mount Hope road to test limestone versus lime applied to last year’s seeding. Measurements will compare treated and untreated plots yield per acre and profitability. Visitors will study residual effects of nitrate and the boosted growth from fertilizer and nitrate soda on sod.
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Farm Bureau
Jesse Mapes
Mapledale
Mount Hope Road
Mapes
Governor Praises National Guard at Grand Army encampment
Tricn June 29 The state encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic settled into business after committees met and two sessions completed most work save officer elections. Gov Whitman spoke at a State Armory program praising veterans and the National Guard for patriotism in responding to the President’s call.
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Grand Army of the Republic
State Armory
Whitman
Mothers deny desertion of local militia youths
The mother of a 19 year old in Company I publicly denied rumors that her son and another boy deserted at Campbell Hall. She called Ute Times-Press to set the record straight while families, worried by the maligned claims, checked with Camp Whitmen. Frank H Finn confirmed both boys remained with their unit and committed to duty. The community rejects the unfounded reports, labeling the rumor spreaders as slackers.
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Focal
Company I
Canny Whitmen
Ute Times-Press
Use Company
Campbell Hall
Whitmen
Frank H. Finn
Fox
Carranza
Local Masonry Flourishes At Newburgh Session
A Todwman Lodge delegation attended a session of Hudson River Lodge No 603 in Newburgh on Wednesday evening for the conferral of the third degree on a class of candidates. Poughkeepsie officers led the work with several masters from neighboring lodges assisting. Worshipful Master John E. Drew of Hudson River Lodge hosted a pleasant theater party for ladies, and about 699 Masons participated in a banquet before returning home around midnight.
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Alerse
Todwman Lodge
No. 412
Newburgh
Hiudson River Lodge
Poughkeepsie Lodge
Poughkeepsie
Edward L. Mink
Walter W. Hingston
Benjamin Squire
Eli W. Darer
Hoffman Lodge
Harry W. Longworth
Jerusalem Temple Cornwall
George W. Birch
Wall- Kill Lodge
John E. Drew
Hudson River Lodge
Drew
Harold L Ebner May See Service At Fort Slocum
Harold L Ebner of 27 Crescent Place left for Fort Slocum after a call from the commanding officer to report on discharge terms from the Regular U S Army. He does not know if he will be recalled. Ebner previously served with Company B D Infantry at Plattsburg New York.
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Harold L. Boner
Crescent Place
Fort Slocum
U. S. Army
Ebner
Ebmer
Company BD
Son Infantry
Plattsburg, N.Y
Arrival Welcomed by Mrs Canfield in Hancock Herald
The Hancock Herald reports the birth of Thomas Delos Crary Jr the first Crary grandson born on June in Elizabeth City North Carolina. The Crary family toda celebrates with Mrs Jessie Wood Canfield hosting guests including Mr and Mrs Frank L Randall Miss Alma J Bradley and others from Brooklyn at Middletown home.
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Hancock Herald
Elizabeth City
N. Co
Thomas Delos Crary
T. Delos Crary
Crary
Thomas Crary
Hancock, X
Jessie Wood Canfield
Middletown
Frank L. Randall
Alma J. Bradley
Willhm Otis Badger
Masters Randall
Trafton Otis Badger
Brooklyn
Trolley Switch Cause Of Mishap
A Ford delivery car, likely owned by W. D. Steele, struck a telegraph pole opposite X. TD cigar factory on East Main street after losing control. The switch near the point is blamed for throwing the steering wheel, though the driver was only shaken and not seriously injured. The car was taken to North End garage with front-end damage.
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Ford
W. D. Steele
Cottage Street
X. TD. Ab
East Main Street
Tmot
Buick
Steele
North End
Standard Bearers Musical at St Pauls Church program list
The Standard Bearers present a musical evening at St Pauls Church Friday evening. The program includes organ preludes vocal and piano solos a violin solo readings duets and songs by Misses Wells Madden Powers and Korn ONeal Hyatt Tremper and Dean among others. Admission is 25 cents.
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St. Paul's Church
Anier Dean
Callias
Fred J. H We Seleee
Tate
Liebeslied
Wareb
Hawker
Elizabeth Madden
Slavieche Tanzel
Dvorak
Exalin Korn
Irma O'Neal
Taliens
Junior Auxiliary Formed at Grace Church Event
The Junior Auxiliary of Grace Church was organized on Wednesday afternoon at the Paris House. Miss Alice Lindley from New York organized the society and spoke to the girls. Officers elected were President Miss Caroline Corwin, Vice President Miss Lucinda Horton, Secretary Miss Ella Katz, Treasurer Miss Lola Smith. Sixteen girls joined. next meeting is the third Wednesday in September.
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Grace Church
Paris House
Alice Lindley
New York
Lindsey
Caroline Corwin
Lucinda Horton
Ella *Atz
Lola Smith
How to Address Letters to Camp Whitman Soldiers
Post office orders specify mail to Camp Whitman recipients must include Beekman N Y Military Branch Co I First Regiment. Following directions will ensure mail reaches intended soldiers without delay.
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Camp Whitman
Procrastination Rumors and Everyday Life Reflections
The piece notes how people delay sharing plans and intentions and reflects on life’s delays and human behavior as a broad, observational meditation. It foregrounds common hesitations and the social awkwardness of declaring future actions.
Birthday celebration marks Rev Dr Crane of Zion Church
An event at the home of Rev Henry J Crane in Uniondale Pa marks the 80th birthday of Rev Dr Crane. Attendees include Charles Clerk and son Charles Jr, Miss Sarah Crane, Miss Fran Westgate, Mrs Emmett Avery, and others. Zion Church closes its conference year with a total raised of 151.85, noting donations from multiple supporters and a mortgage clearance.
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DR. Crane
Zion Church
Henry J. Crane
Unicndale
Crane
Charles Clerk
Charles, Jr
Morsay Stevens
Ralph Fo Ales
Ralph, Jr
Hartford
Conn
Sarah Crane
Fran Westgate
Mary Branson
Emmett Avery
St John A. ME Zion Church
Hus
Bing
Ute Run
EE. Cangeld
C. Hops
George Marsden
JH. Nu
Maser
Mika
Ac Troy
Ibster
Levi
Smoussy
Mason
Sakirs
Mortzace
Horton Memorial School Picnic Draws Webb Horton Church Friends
The Junior, Intermediate and Senior Sunday school departments of Webb Horton Memorial Church plan a picnic at Bloomingburg tomorrow. Auto trucks will transport attendees to the grounds for a water sport program and a pleasant time is promised. The group will assemble at the church at 9 o'clock in the morning.
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Webb Horton Memorial Church
Bloomingburg
Burial Company Moves to New Quarters in Donovan Block
The Rockafel low Burial Company relocates from 92 North Street to 91 North Street with an up-to-date Donovan Block setup. The front houses the office and showroom, the rear the embalming room, and a rear driveway provides access. Officers include President Mrs Marguerite Rockafellow and Secretary Treasurer Fred Oliver Rockafellow, continuing the family business for six decades.
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Rockafellow Burial Company
North Street
Donovan
Offica
Marguerite Ro Rockafelow
Fred Oliver Rockafeliow
Fred Oliver RockafeHow
Rockefellow
Local notes from Millsburg and nearby towns
Sunday visits and daily work updates across Millsburg include Benjamin Doan from Middletown visiting cousin Albert Don, J W Mackey painting the village, and Egbert Tooker directing highway improvements toward Castle High. William O'Brien prepares a new foundation, hires Frank Mathers for hay shelving, and Hassard house ruin inspectors tour New York firms.
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Millsburg
Benjamin Doan
Middletown
Albert Don
William Wirtlery
J. W. Mackey
Egbert Tooker
Wawnyanda
Castle High
Wm. H. O'Brien
William Sherlock
Wm. H. O’brien
Hugh Flynn
Charles van Buren
Johnson
Charles Wherry
Westtown
Austin Bussey
Peter Morrison
New York City
Hassard
Frank Mathers
Walniut Bros
Slate Hill
Stratton Show Promotes Jenna Rosa and Cast Salute
The Stratton theater offers Jenna Rosa starring Geraldine Farrar with Louw-Telle Tellegen and co stars Wallace Reid and Pedro de Cordoba in a celebrated screen role. Tomorrow Pauline Frederick headlines The Moment Before. Also vaudeville and Our Soldier Bars in moving pictures.
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Wallace Reid
Pedro de Cordoba
Miss Farrar
Carmen
Pauline Frederick
Alhambra
Company J
Iva Shepard
Chas. Chaplin
Ellenville Notes on Commencement Attendance and Visitors
Ellenville on June 29 reports Mrs RB Webo and Miss Katherine Morse of New York attending graduation events for their nephew Robert W Keeler. Local graduate Waldo Cookingham of Cornell returns home for a week and plans to teach agriculture. Bert Wood visits from Newsday for his aunt Mary Curunin's aunt and joins the Indian Show at Yame Farms. Mrs Murray of Kingston visits Ubis village with her son and stays at the Wayside Inn. Mrs C Brady and Mrs Ben Carson of Middlelawn visit Mrs Henry C at Center Street home, with Marion of Ridgefield visiting relatives briefly.
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Ellenville
RB. On
Webo
Katherine Morse
New York
Robert W. Keeler
Waldo Cookingham
Cornell University
Bert Wood
Myron C. Weed
Henry C. He
Center Street
Marion
Ridgefield
Burglar Investigations Prompt Morning Police Visit
Police headquarters received a telephone tip from 28 Royce Avenue Coling about a burglary at Erwin Tompkins residence. Officers found dishes and other items missing. Also notes a Golf Club House social event next Saturday with bridge or five hundred games planned, described as a summer outing.
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poMce
Royce Avenue
Erwin Tompkins
Offiar i
Golf Club
Jupiter Playius
Farm Sale at Scotchtown to Edward White of Paterson BR
The Stevens & Yall Agency sold Moses Doyle’s village farm at Scotchtown to Edward P White of Paterson BR for a summer home. Also noted is a card party hosted by engineers wives at Mrs EL De itt s, 6% Grind Avenue, Friday at 3 PM with members and friends invited. Advertisement text appears in the columns.
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Stevens & Yall
Edward P. White
Paterson, BR. J
Moses Doyle
Scotchtown
Mr. White Bays
the Ladies of the Engineers Wit
EL de
Grind Avenue
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Franklin Square
National Guard
Myday
Everything
EN Sea Foods
Newport
Porgies
Boston
Wianne
Haddock
Arerive
Bell-Ans
Hoffman
Harold L. Ebner
Ketchum
C. & W. Coal
North St
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Mrs. Canfield
Eulenstein
Charlotte Wells Ostrom
Fehmall
Florence Marie Powers
Lord Lytton
Jean Hyatt
Persie Calis
Fane
Bartlett Witliam H. Tremper
Pieng
C. Miner
Dean
A. Stanley Dean
F. J. Warner
Id. Jarvis
J. H. Mason
Levi Hasbrouck
Horton Memorial School
New Quarters
Union Hill
W. B. Warren
XN. J
Ogden Street
Times-Press
Atters'Times
Soldiers’ Relief Association of
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscoit Company
Middletown Savings Bank
Middletown, New York
H. B. Woodward
George A. Swayze
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