Newark Fraud Hit-Tocal People Reported
A Newark fraud case involving Russell Seymour & Company bilked investors in Middletown Newburgh Beacon and Suffern. Authorities say Chowling used high powered cars to solicit funds and promised receipts while no stock was delivered. Bail set at 150000 and restitution sought. victims urged to contact the district attorney’s office.
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Seymour Company
Hiagh
Bark
Newak
Joseph L. Smith
Essex County
Clowlis
Middletown
Newburgh
Beacon
Suffern
Russell, Seymour _& _ Company
Ahold
Court House
Newark
N. J
Eleims
Dupés
New‘burgh
Russell, Seymour & Company
New York
Chowitng
George M. McBride
Clark, Childs & Company
McBride
Circleville CE Holds St Patrick's Day Social
Circleville notes Bruce Bennett ill with cold at Middletown High School. St Patrick's Day social held in the chapel by the Christian Endeavor Society with hat trimming contests won by Philip Townsend and William R Wallace. United Church Workers to entertain Friday. Missionary Society to meet. James Post travels to New York for thyroid removal operation. Beakes Dairy employees unload a 280 ton coal car, largest to reach the village. Santee family returns home after stay with Mrs Allen Potter.
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Circleville
Bruce Bennett
Middletown
Harold York
James Blanchfield
Reddy Blanchfield
Christian Endeavor Society
Philip Townsend
William R. Wallace
United Church Workers
The
Missionary Society
Frank Brown
James Post
New York City
Post Graduate Hospital
Beakes Dairy Ceremy
Irving Jibbs
Frank Bell, Jr
Post
M. H. Santee
Allen Potter
Ville
Otisville Grange Meets and Plays Cards
Otisville March 10. Otisville Grange held a meeting at Holley's Hall Friday. After the business session, cards were played and refreshments served. Ladies' Aid Society of the Church will serve a pot luck supper at Mitch Wednesday. W Pinkham of Utica spent the weekend here with his family. Benjamin Zimmerman Evriday in Middletown.
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Otisville
Clarence van Ness
Middletown
Otisville Grange
Holley’s Hall
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Church
Mitch
W. Pinkham
Utica
Important Work Left Undone By Congress When Filibuster Ended
Washington reports a March 4 adjournment left major legislation unfinished. Bills noted include the Second Deficiency bill for 93,716,753 dollars and the Public Buildings bill for 26,000,000 to 100,000,000 across the country. The Alien Property and Disabled Emergency Office Retirement bills also stalled, along with post office rate changes and requests to expand investigative committee powers.
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Congress
Washington
Gertham
McNary-Haugen
Latin America
South
Sussex Camp-Once- Highland and Mills News
Local society notes report visits and gatherings in Sussex and Highland areas. Families from Englewood South Orange and Libertyville are listed with weekend hosting and travel. A late Mrs Minerva Aumen estate sale drew many bidders. sale price 3850 to B D Simmons.
Father and Son Fail in Court over Roadside Stand Money
In Goshen, Charles S. Bates sues Floyd Bates and Walter Taylor for 6928.14. The case arises from a 1924 25 road stand run by Bates and Taylor on land owned by Bates, with the father supplying funds. A judgment for the plaintiff is entered after an inquest and defense delays. Assets may be sold to satisfy the debt.
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Supreme Court
Goshen
Charles S. Bates
Floyd Bates
Walter Taylor
Sol Orange
Con County
Justice Seeger
Williams
New York
Charles B. Haughey
Mr. Jaylor
New York University
Chester
Monroe
Warwick
Young Bates
Horton Ice Cream Company
Taylor
Citizens Bank
Young
Oakes
Principal Bans Tabloid Reading at Hamilton High
Principal Gilbert J. Raynor of Alexander Hamilton High School in Brooklyn enforces a rule barring tabloid newspapers during school hours. He notes students read sensational papers and warns any found with such publications will face corrective discipline.
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Alexander Hamilton High School
Brooklyn
Gilbert J. Raynor
Feature Bill at Academy of Music Vaudeville Show
This Thursday to Saturday the Academy presents a B. F. Keith Vaudeville bill headlined by Around the World a lavish musical revue with Louise Lowe and Robert Sargent plus six in a talented company. Also on stage State Room No. 19 a six member comedy team Joe Wilton Rex Weber Charlotte and Claire and Morell Elynor on roller skates. The screen spot features The Understanding Heart with Joan Crawford Carmel Myers and Rockcliffe Fellows. Next week Monday to Wednesday features five acts of vaudeville plus The First Night starring Bert Lytell and Dorothy Devore.
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Academy
B. F. Keith
Louise Lowe
Robert Sargent
Joe Wilton
Rex Weber
Charlotte
Claire
Morell & Elynor
Metro
Joan Crawford
Carmel Myers
Rockcliffe Fellowes
Bert Lytell
Dorothy Devore
Rooster Attack Hits Hackensack Newsdealer
Morris Breslow, a Hackensack newsdealer, was attacked by a rooster that pecked his leg and left him hospitalized. A damages suit against the rooster’s owner is threatened. The bird is described as a Rhode Island Red with aggressive tendencies.
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Morris Breslow
Hackensack
Rhode Island
Broadway Week End Features Highlight John Gilbert and Renee Adoree
This Thursday to Saturday at the Broadway Theatre showcases John Gilbert and Renee Adoree in The Show a drama about the dregs of show business with love illusion and passion Lionel Barrymore co-stars An Our Gang Comedy Shivering Spooks plays Also Wednesday John Barrymore stars in The Beloved Rogue portraying Francois Villon with his famed range from combat to romance
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Broadway
John Gilbert
Renee Adoree
Lionel Barrymore
Star of Stars
John Barrymore
Francois Villon
Village News Roundup Buoyant Social Scene in New York Area
Miss Mildred Parkhurst, a Horace Mann teacher, spent the weekend at her village home. Elmira visitors, Fitzgeralds, and relatives were in for gatherings with cousins in Nutley and other New York area towns. Elks circus drew crowds in Middletown. various society meetings and visits to New York City filled the week as families hosted friends and attended dances and church events.
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Mildred Parkhurst
Horace Mans
New York City
Thompson
Elmira
Katharine Blurr
L.’ G. Fitzgerald
Nutley
N. J
Fitzgerald
Sehart
Fillay
Leonard Nash
Raymond Quackenbush
L. G. Fitzgerald
Goblé
R. W. Anderson
Vanderburgh
Ups
Elks Circus
Middletown
J. J.wheeler
Santes’ “Missionary Society of the Precevtorial Church
Howell Taylor
A. D. Seinep
Retto Loomis
Barbara Taylor
D. Jayne
Erade
R- C. Durland
Flavin
S- Seward Institute
Frances Barry
Elena Villains
Helen
Lois Fitzgerald
Produce Market Shows Mixed Prices Across Goods
Receipts and prices for butter eggs cheese and vegetables fluctuate with higher creamery and packing butter while eggs ease slightly. Poultry and meat products remain steady with firmer fowls and softer turkeys as freight and hay markets show modest shifts.
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Bermuda
Florida
Long Island
Penn
Maine
Jersey
Bsk
Idaho
Del
8. C
Ask
California
Mrs Emma Cunningham Rites Set In Hackensack NJ
Mrs Emma A Cunningham aged 73 former Wurtsboro resident died Tuesday in Hackensack New Jersey Survived by three daughters Nora Alice of Hackensack Margaret wife of H M Peck of Middletown and three sons Roscoe H Middletown William of Seattle Washington and Robert of Jamaica L J Funeral services will be held at the late residence 224 Moore Street Hackensack Thursday evening at 8 oclock Burial will be in Cuddebackville Friday at 2 oclock
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Sussex
N.J
Robert D. Holmes
Englewood
Frank Little
South ‘Orange
Joseph. Little
Charles Writer
Minerva Aumen
B. D. Simmons
Camp Fire
Presbyterian Church
Robert Burns
George Sutton
Newton
Grace Loomis
Detroit
Mich
Sutton
Burns
Charles Simons
Quarryville
Arthur Clark
Mt. Salem
Clark
Nettie Terrell
Waymart
Linn Hospital
Lester Bowman
Ronald Lamont
Walnut Street
Durham
John L. Clark
Franklin
Methodist
Horace Beardslee
Emmet Ferguson
Elizabeth
Ernest Willson
Alice
Clarkson Bird
L. B. Dunn
Bert Pellett
Mr. Pellett
Carrie Buckley
Munson Davenport
Susan Fuller
Bank Street
J. Pierson Fuller
Wantage
George
Dobbs Ferry
N. Y
Raymond
Kentucky
Anne
Nevie CutHp
Fairview Cemetery
Emma A. Cunningham
Wurtsboro
Hackensack
N. J
Nora
Margaret
H. M. Peck
Middletown
Roscoe H
William
Seattle
Wash
Robert
Jamaica
L. J
Moore Street
Tin Cuddebackville
Igelock
Tremper and Herbert Firm Dissolved After Nine Years
Tremper and Herbert end their Port Jervis partnership with William H. Tremper continuing the 28 North Street store and William C. Herbert running his own shop at 87 Pike Street. Negotiations began February 1 and concluded Tuesday.
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William H. Tremper
William C. Herbert
North Street
Port Jervis
Tremper & Herbert
Pike Street
Mr. Herbert
Minisink
Lipfeld
Old Town
Tremper
A. E. Ruggles
Mrs George DeFrese of Goshen Dies After Illness
Mrs Mary E DeFrese wife of George DeFrese died after a two month illness at 33 Cross Street Goshen aged 54 born in Goshen 1873 daughter of Charlie and Mary Cable longtime resident. Surviving husband five sons from a former marriage George Wisher Edward Fritz Charles Ebenezer and two daughters Mrs Mary Smith and Mrs Charity Burse both of Goshen.
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George Defrese
Mary E. DeFrese
Cross Street
Goshen
DeFrese
Charlee
Mary Cable
George Wisher
Edward and
Fritz
Paterson
Charles
Oregon
Ebenezer
Ossin‘ing
Mary Smith
Charity Burse
Middletown Choir Gives Fine Concert
Montgomery March 9 The Middletown choir performed a fine concert for local benefit and engaged attendees in the Goshen M E church at a Central Orange Local Union meeting led by Dr. Hartman of Long Island.
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Middletown Choir
Bullville Woman Hosts Birthday Party Social Notes
Mrs. Harry Brotsman entertained friends at her Bullville home for a birthday supper with pink and white decorations. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Earl Matthews and others. The Ladies' Aid plans a social at the parsonage Tuesday evening. F. C. Martin attended Pomona Grange in Goshen. The report also notes local moves, illnesses, and visits.
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Bullyville
Harry Brotsman
Ladies’ Aid Society
Parsonage
F. C. Martin
Grange
Pomona Grange
Goshen
F. C. Detch
Earl Matthews
George Ayres
Collin
Flat Oaks
Ernest Johnson
Mary Anderson
Dr. Dreyer
Thompson Ridge
E. T. Youngs
Wesley Bookstaver
Searsville
Hold Series of Prayer Meetings in Hurleyville
Hurleyville reports a week of prayer meetings at several village homes including those of Mrs. Lee Laidlaw Miss Fannie Clark Miss M Gildersleeve Mrs John Dur land Mrs Philip Keating and Mrs Frances Elmore along with the M B E Church service Thursday. Attendance is strong Will Connely returned home for a winter visit Mrs Albert Keating suffered a bronchial illness Mrs Geo Cooley joined the Women’s Benefit Association Tuesday night Night school now has thirty three pupils taught by Mrs Williams and Mrs Grace DeKey
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Arthur H. Green
Madison
N. J
William C. Hall
Ward Street
Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion of
Orange County
Walden
The
Episcopal Church
Edward S. Clark
Forbes House
Clinton Street
Mathew Amnesley
Mamie Decker
Goodwill Street
Ernest Scheuplein
Newburgh
Scheuplein
Carl Scheuplein
Ruth F. Crabtree
Liberty Street
John A. Crabtree
Middle Hope School
Washington Camp
P. O
Geo. Cooley
Women's Benefit Association
Williams
Grace’ DeKey
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