Corner Stone of Synagogue Address Highlights Jewish Contributions
Elisaville correspondent reports Rev Madison C Peters introduces a program on Hebrew contributions to world enlightenment. Notables include Dr S B Neal and Morris Lewin, with Rev Peters delivering a masterly oration on Jewish history, civilization, and cultural impact referencing figures from Socrates to Levi priests and European scholars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison C. Peters
Elisaville
Ellenville
B. FP. Neal
Louis Wout
Inindale
Willian AO
Cunning
Morris Bh Lewin
New Iors
Ligbrew Aid Society
Franklin Neal
Wno
Audress
Rev Diudison UC
Peters
York
Leuconsfield
Socrates
Herodotus
Israel
Draper
Cabanis
Kabens
Cohanim
Temple
Jehovah
Chaldes
Iran
Marx
de Bloch
Lombrose
Nordau
Jacobs
Hersethelien
Qilendorf
Abraham Siero
Sloniski
Europe
Eunn Pasha
Gustav Orperi
Judah 1
Ludovic Ha
Aiid Hernha
C and W Foremen Hold Conference Here
Foremen from C and W are meeting in town for a conference. The gathering aims to discuss work plans and coordination. No further details are provided in the readable text.
Presentation to the Guardsmen at the Armory
At the Armory on Friday evening a parade and presentation of long service medals, duty medals, and marksman decorations for the 1903 season will be held. Dr. C Ashley will confer honors. civilians are invited, and dancing will follow with no charge.
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Ife
C. Ashley
Alexander Rae Skinner
Jierry L. Steedman
Jacob S. Bailman
Joseph W. Beakes
Talcott Trofhy
Harry L. Steedman Stansbury
Irving Wood
Fifth birthday party and local notices in Montgomery
Miss Dorothy L Brown hosts a birthday party at her parents home on Friday afternoon. Quarantine ends for Joe Brescia on Prospect Terrace. Various local visits, a funeral for Dr. George Eager, and community engagements listed among residents of Montgomery and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy L. Brown
Mir
Leonard Brown
James Brescia
Prospect Terrace
Little Joe Brescia
Clara Anderson
Port Jervis
Charles H. Ketcham
BR. B. Clark
Brooklyn
J. H. Thompson
Goodwill
Local notices irregular sale and community updates
Dan iel Harkins plans to sell household effects at his J. H. Cox house on Charles street Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Vanderoer travel to Roseville New Jersey to visit Vincent Stra An. The Montgomery Fife Dram and Bugle Corps meet Friday at 8 to discuss purchasing a sully. Athol Frost takes a position with Expressman Charles H. Ketcham starting Saturday. Wallace Kayne and sister Viola cancel a Middletown trip. G. W. and . D. Wait delivered ninety hens and two carloads of birds to the New York market, with more shipments this week.
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Hazel Clark
Walden
John Haskin
Walter Haskin
Lamar Crawford
Montclair
Union Street
T. D. Elder
Presbyterian Church
Charles Tice
Theodore Sears
Joseph B. Lawson
John Vanderoel
Alexander Crawford
John Vanderwater
Riverside Cemetery
Daniel B. VanAist
Middletown
Maud Conklin
Lawrence Conklin
Wallkill
George Rowley
Newburgh
G. A Browne
Rowe
W. H. Senior & Co
Buffalo Commercial Register Company
Brown Gros
Harry O'Neal
Goshen
I O'Neal
J. H. Osborn
Eagle Chemical Engine and Hose Co. No. 2
Montgomery Fife
Charles Decker
Fancher
Troy
William Bookstaver
Dunkirk
Bager
Daniel Insbrouck
New Paltz
Misses Lodge
Empire House
Brown Bros
Lawson, Hardware Co
Mary Crawford
Gay Mik Jer
Chester
Fred Mead
Johnson
Bessie Sears
Sunda
Charles Embler
Cochecton Turnpike
Maurice Asbrom
Crosby Farmi
Irwin ‘Comfort
W. F. Brush
Bazel Guautery
Bull Building
Lewisa Laurenti
New York
Mari
Mario
Guatie
Momizamery
Ing
Thomas Chambers
Ward Sire
William Millspauch
Charles H. Ketcham
Grizge Expressman
Nus
Philip Rockafellow
Suckis
Thendace Rockafellos
Stansford
George Rock
Raines
Irein
Ringsina
William Parker Callash
S& Margaret Lodge
WW. B. Memison
Daniel Harkins
J. H. Cox
Charles Street
J.J. Vanderoer
Roseville
N. J
Vincent Stra An
Montgomery Fife, Dram and Bugle Corps
Tirymen’s Wall
New Sully
Athol Frost
Goshen Man Plans Real Estate Office in Waldwick
George H. Mills of Goshen moves to Waldwick New Jersey to live with his son Marty and to open a real estate and insurance office. He will continue his starting judge business with four engagements this season while Harry remains with the American Express Company in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Mills
Goshen
Waldwick
N. J
Marty
Mills
Harry
American Express Company
New York City
Misread Motto Sparks Conscience Clash in Chiraze Post
A witty quip from Chiraze Post claims a man’s rule is to keep his conscience clear. The exchange questions whether he means to avoid guilt or to avoid facing truth. The line plays on misinterpretation and the idea of self deception.
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Chiraze Post
Olive Logan Dead Author Actress Lecturer Dies in England
London April 28 Olive Logan author actress and lecturer died in an asylum at Hanstead yesterday of heart disease. Born at El mira New York she lectured for years in Middletown and other places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Olive Logan
Hanstead
Elmira
N.Y
Fair Store Cracksmens Ties to New Jersey Heists
Moses C. Duryea, a post office inspector, visited the town in early week and met with the police chief about the Fair Store safe robbery. He believes the crackmen who hit the Fair Store may be the same gang that robbed post offices at Pine Maush, Thompson Ridge, and Sussex, New Jersey. Duryea is a noted Sullivan county resident who once taught in Bethel township.
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Moses C. Duryea
Fair Store
Duryea
Pine Maush
Thompson Ridge
Sussex
WN. J
Sullivan County
Bethel Township
McCoach
Winning Maccabee Pinoclers Dined by Plinochis Team
About ninety Mac cabees were dined by the plinochis team captained by William Krenrich Tuesday night at the rooms of the order. The winning team captained by Samuel Gass were the guests of honor. Informal speeches and a short musical entertainment by Edward Lorentz followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Maccabees
Plinochis
William Krenrich
Order
Samuel Gass
Edward A. Lorentz
Westtown notes and local updates from Rutherford to New York
Mrs. Levi Aldrich visits Rutherford and New York City for about ten days. Mrs. M. L. Evans returns home after spending the winter at Norfolk. William Evans and Misses Mary and Jennie Sayer expected from Florida. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hulse ill but improving. Rev. Herbert Rhinesmith exchanged his horse for a paper. Locals favor road repairs over new state roads. auto traffic on state roads previously halted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Aldrich Ia
Rutherford
New York City
M. L. Evans
Norfolk
William Evans
Mary
Jennie Sayer
Florida
George W. Hulse
Herbert Rhinesmith
Health Board Holds Regular Session Despite Absent Members
The Board of Health met Tuesday in the Common Council rooms with most members present and routine business approved. The Health Officer reported an outbreak tally of five tuberculosis cases, two scarlet fever, one diphtheria, and one measles, plus approvals of nineteen plumbing plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
H. Clark Horton
C. B. Wilkes
Mount Hope Welcomes My and Mrs Williams Back
Mount Hope residents greet My and Mrs Williams as they return to town. Schools closed last week due to a teachers' institute held in Chester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Join Williame
Mount Hope
Chester
Law Workers May Be Reinstated in Union
Officers of the National Law Company Association announce reinstatement for members in good standing on April 3, 1909 who relinquished membership due to partial closing of the National Law Factory. Eligible within three years after that date without fees, back dues, or assessments, subject to rules and approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Law Company Association
National Law Factory
Geo. H. Bedford
Geo. A. Holden
W. C. van Sciver
Secy
Recital by Mather on Organ at St Marys Tuxedo Park
Frank H. Mather will present an organ recital on the magnificent organ at St Marys Church in Tuxedo Park on Tuesday afternoon May 11 at 4 15. Entrance to the park and caterers will be free. Mrs Mather will be the vocalist. The program is expected to last about fifty minutes. Middletown residents may take the 2 10 express to Tuxedo and return on the Flyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
Tuxedo Park
Frank H. Mather
Middletown
Tuxedo
Mather
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