Orange county dairymen face bovine tuberculosis menace
County Farm Bureau manager C. C. Davis warns diseased cows threaten hundreds of children and cause large losses as orange county dairies risk clean herd status and NY market access. Dr. Morse disputes claims about tuberculin and notes high test accuracy while urging continued eradication efforts.
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Orange County
C. C. Davis
County Farm Bureau Association
John R Morse
Newburgh
New York City
Davis
City of
New York
State of New York
Livingston
Dr. Morse
Morse
United States
E. C. Schroeder
Methesda
Otisville Girl Surprised With Home Party
Miss Josephine Corwin celebrated her birthday with a surprise party at her Highland avenue home on a Tuesday night. Guests included numerous local friends and Middletown visitors, with games dancing and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otisville
Electric Company Reforms Lines and Infrastructure Upgrades
The Central Hudson Electric Company reports re-routing lines around a flooded area north of the power plant. New poles and wire will improve voltage in Washingtonville and Salisbury Mills, with grid changes moving the plant closer to Washingtonville. Pipeline and dike work, road raising, and handling of a mishap are noted along with enhanced street light controls and a surge in refrigerator sales for spring and summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Hudson Gas and Electric Company
Washingtonville
Galloway
Hunter Hill
Salisbury Mills
Otisville Notes Show Local Socials and Work Changes
Misses Frances Tremper and Martha Illenberg of Middletown visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Van Ness Monday night. W Herbert Sayer retired after 20 years as a car penter at the Municipal Sanatorium for the City of New York. Miss Frances Seymour returned home after staying with friends in New York City. Mr and Mrs Harold L Benton spent Wednesday in Middletown on business. Philip Mangle resigned from the Municipal Sanatorium. Mrs Oresta McDonald left for two weeks with relatives in New York City before moving to Yonkers. Mrs Marion Smith and brother Norman Areson were in Middletown on business. Misses Alma Gumner Etta Greenleaf Rosemary Kiernan Marion Bowers Harriet Mitchell saw The Big Parade at Stratton Theatre Wednesday afternoon. Frank G Robbins and George Schneider drove to Middletown on business Wednesday. BLOOMING GROVE KING'S DAUGHTERS
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Tremper
Martha Illenberg
Middletown
Clarence van Ness
W. Herbert Sayer
City of
New York
Frances Seymour
Home
Friends
New York City
Harold L. Benton
Philip Mangle
Oresta McDonald
Yonkers
Marion Smith
Norman Areson
Iniddletown
Alma Gumner
Etta Greenleaf
Rosemary Kiernan
Marion Bowers
Harriet Mitchell
Stratton Theatre
Frank G. Robbins
George Schneider
Blooming
Grove King’s Daughters
Blooming Grove Chapter Postpones Meeting to March 23
The Blooming Grove Chapter of the Kings Daughters postponed its meeting from March 10 to Wednesday, March 23 due to the death of member Miss Harriet Hunter. Other notes mention Miss Mary Sweeney in New York for eye surgery, Miss Nettle Gerow staying with Mrs. Corning in Balmville, Percy Gerow in Goshen for court, and Alma Hudson returning to Brooklyn after a visit here.
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Blooming Grove
Mary Sweeney
New York
Nettle Gerow
Corning
Balmville
King’s Daughters
Harriet Hunter
Percy Gerow
Goshen
Alma Hudson
Brooklyn
Hudson
McCoach Rounds Out 25 Years as Police Chief
Chief John D. McCoach marks 25 years with the police force today during which he rose from patrolman to chief. He joined after working at the State hospital and was a key investigator in the Olney murder case. A Sullivan county native, he is married with a family. Five of his 1902 colleagues are dead. Brinckerhoff and Wood are retired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. McCoach
Olney
State Hospital
Sullivan County
Westtown Man Bags Six Foxes This Season
Westtown resident Robert Tyler and his fox hounds reportedly captured a sixth fox last week, marking six foxes for the season. Community notes list church services, visits, society meetings, and a funeral for Mrs. Jeanette Harding, with plans for a Missionary Society supper and Ladies Aid activities.
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Westtown
F. M. Line
Presbyterian Church
Mildred Lindsey
Englewood
N. J
Clarence Ingram
Port Jervis
E. Remey
The
Missionary Society
Elizabeth Graham
Frank Remey
South Centreville
Jeanette Harding
Robert Tyler
Westtown M. E
Elizabeth Kennick
Alex Decker
Lillian
Katherine Decker
Minnie Schultz
Bessie Buchanan
J. J. Wade
Emmet Schofield
Elizabeth Kerrick
Greenville Ladies’ Aid
Laties’ Aid Society
M. E. Perrenege
Rural carrier nominee urged for Goshen to Durlandville route
Representative Hamilton Fish Jr recommends Frank Maly a World War I veteran as rural carrier on Route No 2 from Goshen to Durlandville. Maly has lived in Durlandville for over 20 years and is well known to residents along the route.
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Frank Maly
Hamilton Fish, Jr
Goshen
Durlandville
Mr. Maly
High View Notes include injuries and hometown visitors
The column reports Mrs. Albert Sauer and family hosting visitors from Bloomingburg and Middletown. Marion Hamilton is recovering from pneumonia with brief bed rest. Other items note William Bennett’s crutch progress after a belt accident in Florida, residents moving, trips of Edson Knapp, Frank Stinson, Taylor, and Meyer, Jr. and Ralph Clark.
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Albert Sauer
Bloomingburg
Donald
Middletown
High View
Monticello
Albany
William Barrett
Bullville
Winterton Home Bureau Meeting Notes and Local Roundup
Mrs. Henry Siers injured her ankle. George VanOrder called in Middletown recently. Mrs. Mary Butcher ill with neuralgia. Mrs. George York slightly improved. Ella Hubbard of Middletown visited Monday night with her parents. Frances and Lis Suffern of Mt Johnston spent a week with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. George VanOrder and returned home Sunday. Mrs. George Hubbard visited sister Mrs. Minnie E. Morgan. Mrs. Morgan died before arrival. Home Bureau met with Mrs. W. W. Winter Monday afternoon. George Wilkin called in Fair Oaks Saturday. Carolyn York visited cousins Ella Hazel and Dorothy Hubbard Sunday. David Frazee and the VanOrder family, Frances and Lois Suffern, were in Blo om burg on business Saturday. Postmaster W. W. Winter called in Middletown Tuesday.
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Winterton
Henry Siers
George VanOrder
Middletown
Mary Butcher
George York
Ella Hubbard
George Hubbard
Frances
Lis Suffern
Mt. Johnston
W. W. Winter
Army Launches Baseball Preparations At West Point
West Point opens its baseball training with over sixty men reporting to Head Coach Harry Moose McCormick. Practice in the riding hall due to snow on the Plains diamond. battery men warm up and fielding drills proceed. Notable players include Cosello Carns Harding Carmichael Stevenson Stribling Timberlake Easton Beauchamp Kunzig and veterans Nave Brentnall Mills Bell Zimmerran Cobb Scepps Browning Flood Beyon Gavin. Fifteen games are scheduled with the opener April 9 against Catholic University.
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West Point
N. Y
Army
Harry
Moose) McCormick
Plains
McCormick
Costello
Carns
Harding
Carmichael
Stevenson
Stribling
Timberlake
Easton
Beauchamp
Kunzig
Nave
Brentnall
Mills
Bell
Zimmerran
Priest Visit Reaches Home From Ohio Mission
Rev. Stanislaus I. Lempka and Rev. J. Vincent E. Daszkiewicz returned to their homes on Staten Island and Hastings after a two day visit with Joseph J. Lempka and family. Father Lempka plans a trip to Washington D C this week. Mrs. Chester Koszareski has recovered from an operation at Goshen Emergency Hospital and is back home. Peter Mudrick remains in poor health. Anna Glebocki and Agnes Orezch return to Brooklyn after a two week vacation. Julius Nowicki is convalescing from illness.
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Peter Mudrick
Mt. Eve
Anna Glebocki
Agnes Orezch
Brooklyn
Julius Nowicki
HarriMan Election Set With Water Question
Harriman voters head to the polls on Tuesday March 15 for a village election with the Citizens Party slate led by Frank J. Watson for president and William H. Smith for trustee and the Square Deal Party slate featuring Frank J. Watson and John C. Lee. The vote will include a decision on the water question.
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Harriman
Citizen’s Party
Frank J. Watson
William H. Smith
Square Deal Party
John C. Lee
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T. B
Harris
New York State
State Department of Farms and Markets
H. Livingston
H. C. Short
Dairymen’s Protective Association
Ohio
Waverly
Short
Farm Bureau
Ulster
Orange
Rockland
Dutchess and
Putnam
Hudson Counties
Smith Street
Newburgh, N. Y
Royal Neighbors
Josephine Corwin
Highland Avenue
Rose Carpenter
Vera Gardner
Dorothy Miller
Dorothy Bowers
Florence Carpenter
Lavina Miller
Anna Dewey
Dora Green
Grace Carpenter
Elizabeth Pedersen
Edna Cockrell
Grace Holley
Louise Corwin
Chester Snyder
Charles Behan
Ralph Gardner
Carmel Carpenter
Edna Snyder
C. Fulmer
Otto McLean
Charles Moore
Academy Avenue
Mitchell Hall
June Lockwood
Frances Boatfield
Julia Osterdahl
Trene Rockwell
Belle Lockwood
Jemima Anderson
Grace Poor
Anna Moore
C. Schroff
C. J. Carpenter
Frank Cuomo
Orange & Rockland
William Smith
George Hall, Sr
Otisville News
McCoach
Westtown Man
Cimar
Automobile and Radio
Monroe Garage
TEL
Owen
Florida
Frank Stinson
Jersey
John Taylor
Eugene Meyer, Jr
Ralph Clark
Metropolis
Arthur B. Clapham
Clearwater
George A. Smith
Louis Michelin
Walkir
Stargaret
Prentice
Harrigan
Union Free Aay
Peraeme
Winchester
Mass
Howard
Nisen
Joseph Guturle
Harry Haven
Timothy Quackenbush
Horace Hedson
Grove Street
David Kitchen
Los Angeles
California
William Blackburn
John Sweeney
Toledo
Sweeney
Sweeney Will Return Some With Mrs. Blackburn
Nog Beam
Floyd Beam
Charles Sharpe
Main Street
Percy Pembleton
Monroe
Bluebird Shop
Pine Tree Inn
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