Maybrook Happenings Highlights March News
Maybrook personals note births and visits. Mary Josephine Roe born March 19 to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roe. Many locals travel to Newburgh Poughkeepsie and New York.ities. Movements include Orrie Cordner buying a sedan and George Sweeney's family visits. Church rectory progress, electric lights in Goodwill district bungalow, and St Patrick’s dance a success.
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Maybrook
Goodwill
Misses Kerwin
Highland
A. Schoonmaker
St. Patrick’s
Church Hall
G. H. Burr
Edward Davis
Greening
J. Hill
S. L. Scott
Paterson
N. J
Methodist Episcopal Church
R. McPhillips
Agents’ Department
Clark
P. H. Day
H. Thompson
New York City
Monroe Presbyterians to Call New Pastor
March 24 schedule lists candidates who visited the church and a congregational vote to decide on calling a minister. Members and adults urged to attend. Also notes various local social events and residents visiting or traveling in Monroe.
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Monroe
Presbyterians
Produce Market Shows Sharp Rise Across Tables
The market advanced about two cents on most table grades amid keen competition for limited stock. Eggs remained firm with mixed colors cheaper, while potatoes onions cabbage and celery varied in value across regions. Poultry trade was quiet with steady fowls and lower turkey prices, and freight car activity tied up with about 215 cars listed through Friday night.
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Pacific
Hennery
Jersey
West
Duck
Ind
A West
South
N. Y
Tex
S. C
Cal
St. L
Fla
Orange Co
Virgin
Midw
Florida
Long Island
Penn
Maine
Maryland
State
Idaho—Bay
Cuban
Sweets—Del
Cee
L. L
California
600 Card Club Meets at Polletz Home in New Hampton
The 600 Card Club met at Mrs. P. Polletz home in New Hampton on Friday evening March 24. Awards went to Mrs. John H. Cloonan and Miss Anna Fischer. Refreshments were served. Henry Glavin bought a new Oldsmobile. Lawrence Reinke visited with his parents. Mrs James Doyle and daughter Mary toured New York City. Mrs M Fitzgerald spent Sunday with her husband at Odell Sanatorium Newburgh. P Pollets bought a new Essex coach.
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Walter Greening
Charles Wester
Tarrytown
Michael F. Kelly
California
A. Capone
Goshen Emergency Hospital
Michael Carroll
New York City
Joseph J. Carmody
Providence
R. L
Thomas Beall
Rhea Dillon
Walden Road
Audrey Carroll
Thomas Walcott
Cathryn Walcott
Rose- Anna Connelly
Edward Dillon
Neil Connelly
Peter Diney Jr
Robert Walker
Claude Howard
Montgomery
Maybrook
Rakov
St. Luke’s Hospital
Newburgh
J. Hill
James Wilkinson
Hopewell Junction
Paul Beck
I. Beck
Poughkeepsie
William Holman
G. H. Burr
Mr. Marsh
Beatrice Dooley
Monroe
Monroe “M. E. Church Young People’s Society
White Plains
Yonkers
James Valentine
Jane Valentine
South Main Street
van Deusen
Anna Beatty
Rogers
Francis Patrick Daly
Newburgh Armory
Robert Johnson
George Gaunt
New York
City
Samuel Talmadge
Tuxedo Park
The
Presbyterian Church
New Hampton
600 Card Club
P. Polletz
John H. Cloonan
Anna Fischer
Henry Glavin
Lawrence Reinke
James Doyle
Mary
M. Fitzgerald
Odell Sanatorium
P. Pollets
Essex
Clue sought for Highland Mills church vandals
Authorities say clues point to suspects who damaged the Highland Mills Catholic Church and caused about $10,000 in property loss. A suspected arson at Pine Crest Villa, home of Mrs. C. R. Levitz, prompted fire crews including Central Valley and Highland Mills companies to respond with efforts to control the blaze.
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Highland Mills
Pine Crest Villa
C. R. Levitz
Central Valley Fire Company
Fred Clark
Fred Florance Jr
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
Elm Street
Ada
Clarise Terbush
Hurleyville
Alex Weyant
Monroe
Harry J. Florance
St. Petersburg
Fla
Tuxedo
John Felter, Jr
St. Luke’s Hospital
Mary Bergen
Kingston
Charles L. Hallock
Main Street
William, Healy and Baby
Hartsdale
William B. Cromwell
Sylvester Pitney
Missionary Guild
Colesville Ladies Aid Society Meetings Note Local Activities
Sussex New Jersey March 24 reports Mrs G C Dunn and Mrs Lew Dunn motor to Middletown. Mrs Lester Bowman and infant son return from Linn Hospital to the Clove. Miss Gladys Hoskins, nurse in Passaic Hospital, visits her parents. Mrs Harry Walsh visits on Sussex Alonville road. Colesville M E Ladies Aid holds an all day meeting to prepare for the Fourth of July table. A daughter Eileen Frances born to Mr and Mrs Clarence Lewis, former Mildred Mower, music supervisor.
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Sussex
N. J
G. C. Dunn
L. B. Dunn
Harry Swarts
Middletown
Lester Bowman
Linn Hospital
Clove
Gladys Hoskins
Passaic Hospital
Alvah Clark
Walnut Street
Harry Walsh
Clarence Lewis
Town
Eileen Frances
Lewis
Mildred Mower
Hamburg
Sullivan County Stays Ready as New York Water Plans Shift
In Monticello New York, Sullivan County leans away from eastern Hudson water plans as Dutchess favors east side sources. Poughkeepsie’s filters and state water taps, plus stalled Delaware River pact, push Mamakating Valley reservoir from consideration. Boardings houses fear traffic barriers and loss of hotel business if Neversink is shelved for Wappingers Creek and similar streams.
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Monticello
N. Y
Dutchess County
New York
Hudson
Sullivan County
Poughkeepsie
Hudson City
Tri State
Delaware River
New Jersey
Mamakating Valley
New York City
Neversink
Wappingers Creek
Bloomingburg Bureau Members Meet for Lamp Shade Study
The Bloomingburg Home Bureau held an all day meeting at the chapel with county agent Miss Martha Cekada teaching lamp shade making and clothing projects. A special meeting is set for April 12 to continue lamp shade work and one new member joined.
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Bloomingburg
Home Bureau
Martha Cekada
Celiada
Emma Robertson
White Sulphur Springs
Middletown
W. W Wilson
Monticello
Joyce Williams
Webb Horton Memorial Presbyterian Church
W. Hart Giddings
Charles Seaman
Woodbury Falls
Alton Fiero
Seaman
Seaman Is A Sister of Mrs. Fiero. Mrs. Martha Rumsey of New York City
Fred Clark
Edson D. Knapp
Charles Smith
Passaic
N. J
Henrietta Hoyt
Mer.a. Ostrom
Christian Endeavor
William McNamara
Brooklyn
M. McNamara
Mae
S. Greenhalgh
Port Jervis
Laura Crowell
Percy Fiero
William Doyle
Matheson
William H. Williams
South Road
B. Schmulcher
Sidney
Anna
Elizabeth Goodman
B. Bardie
Ernie
Max Rudikoff
Albert Sauer
Donald
Hasty Marriage Bills Move To Block Unequal Weddings
Albany March 23. The Jenks bill advancing in the assembly would halt rapid marriages by forbidding marriage licenses to anyone under 21 or apparently younger, aiming to curb impulsive unions among young couples.
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Albany
N. Y
U.P
Assembly
Age Rule Mentions License Application Window
The text notes an age requirement extending until five days after the license application, indicating a grace period or conditional eligibility related to the licensing process. The fragment suggests a procedural timeframe tied to the licensing timeline.
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