Home Bureau Joint Meeting in Bloomingburg and Middletown
A joint meeting of the Home Bureau units from Bloomingburg and Middletown met at North Street Congregational Church. Miss La ville Brewer spoke on vegetables and salads though delayed. Miss Martha Cekada discussed county agents and unit leadership. Several local residents attended and the next meeting with a clothing lesson is set for March 15 at the chapel.
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Bloomingburg
Home Bureau
Middletown
North Street Congregational
Winterton
Laville Brewer
Martha Cekada
Coun
Ethel Gowdey
Mesdames A. E. Brown
J. Cook
D. J.gorman
Charles E. Decker
William L. Redfield
Addie Gowdey
Clarence Barrett, Jr
Emma D. Kinne
William McDowell
New York
C. Delamater
Edward Perry
California
Long Island
Connecticut
McDowell
Emma Kinne
Estelle
Newburgh
R. O. Beakes
James 8. Green
Bertha Ferguson
Annie Noxon
Ralph Fisher
Marian
William E. Brown
High View
Mamakating
William H. Wright
Rahway
N. J
Charles B Carmen
Middlesex County
Charles B. Carmen
Sullivan County Camp Sites Co. Inc
John R. McAuley
Jersey City
Rita DiManco
New York City
Wurtsboro
Thom Donovan
Robert C. Hazard
Cornwall
Yankee Lake
Yankee Lake Company
Thomas Donovan
Frances E. Jousset
Mount Prospect
Albert D. Jousset
Kearney
N.J
George Phillips
Lois Ostrom
Christian Endeavor Society
Grange
Bullville
Bullville Grange
Laurence Hawkins
Clifford Lloyd
Vivian Veitch
Grace Lamb
Norman Veitch
Thomas Howlings
Him
Robert Ostrom
Frank Martin
MBE
Church
James Henry
St. Patrick’s
Samuel Sharp
D. W. Bell
Benjamin Horton
Lizzie Boyce
Pelham
Burlingham
Virginia Boyce
James
Jance
Richard
Liberty
Town
Arthur T. Clark
Townsend
Spring Glen
Clark
Charles C. Redfield
Lynn
Emma J. Howard
Washington Heights
Fox
J. H. Seybolt
Mary Ellen
Muriel van Tassel
D. J. Gorman
Susie Hannan
Teamers Leave New York for Pranklin Street Schedule
Teamers depart New York from Pranklin Street on Monday Wednesday and Friday at 2 PM. Passenger service is temporarily continued as readjustments are made.
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New York
Pranklin St
Dick Rice bill to increase school fund
Albany awaits passage of the Dick Rice measure that would more than triple state aid to local schools. The bill, backed by the Friedsam Committee and approved by Governor Smith, would add 18 million dollars for 1927 and raise 5.5 million annually for three years, aiming to equalize rural and high school tax burdens across Sullivan County and beyond.
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Bloomingburg
Dick Rice
Albany
Friedsam _ Committee
Alfred E. Smith
Senate
Sullivan County
Celtics
Middletown
Hobart
Connell
Owen
Miller
van Inwegen
Godfrey
Colwell
Clark
C. Clark
Randall
C. Nash
Auburn Sets World Record for Diphtheria Prevention
The city of Auburn reports a world record in diphtheria prevention. Since 1923, when children were inoculated with toxin antitoxin, there has been no death from the disease.
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Auburn
Surprise party honors Olive Bloom on Main Street
Miss Olive Bloom, honored with a surprise party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Jaques on Main street Sparrowbush. Guests came from Rio Otisville Sparrowbush and Port Jervis for games music and refreshments.
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Olive Bloom
George Jaques
Main Street
Rio
Otisville
Sparrowbush
Port Jervis
E. Wagner
New York City
Edward Wagner
Brookstreet
Richard Evans
Newark
N. J
Edward Worzel
Edward Patterson
Brooklyn
Frank Patterson
Eddy Farm
Harry Vernooy
George
Dorothy
Hornell
West End
Hiram Gillson
Mr. Shauer
Fred Kaeb
George Shaffer
Kaeb
Martin Katzenburger
Upper Brook Street
Edward Worzth
River Road
Mable Mitterwager
Percy Osterhout
Dramatic Club
Laughing Cure
Lester Christie
Middletown Visit Noted by Local Residents
Liam Skinner spent Saturday in Middletown. Charles Dietz and sons of West End were callers in town on Sunday.
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Liam Skinner
Middletown
Charles Dietz
Andrews to Stay as Liquor Czar
General Lincoln Andrews will remain the czar of federal prohibition enforcement after the prohibition reorganization act takes effect. Secretary Mellon said the new prohibition commissioner will be administrative, with Assistant Secretary Andrews handling major policy and the civil service change for dry agents delayed until next fall.
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Washington
Lincoln Andrews
Mellon
Prohibition
Andrews
President Coolidge Withholds Pension Bill Action
White House announces Coolidge did not sign the civil war widows pension increase bill within the legal limit. The measure would raise pensions from thirty to forty dollars a month for eligible widows.
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Coolidge
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White House
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