Chester Grange Plans Program of Much Interest
Chester Aug 1 a regular meeting at Grange Hall Aug 5 will discuss topics including should a busy housewife who does her own work be expected to always cooking meat My favorite weather signs Automobile Anecdotes Both sides of the machine experience Knocking the autos A sunny side of motoring Martin Stewart family moved to Phillipsburg Friday last he is a conductor for L H A R George Ball and family are at Craigville farm with Mr and Mrs William Dall Dick Smith home on vacation will clerk in the drug store for a short time Equalization Committee of the Orange County Board of Supervisors will meet at Chester Miss Susan Ball spending week at Albany Donald Barrel spending week in New York City
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Chester
Chester Grange
Grange Hall
Martin Stewart
Phillipsburgh
George Ball
Craigville Farm
William Dall
Dick Smith
Charles Thompson
Orange County Board of Supervisors
Susan Ball
Albany
Donald Barrel
New York City
Mrs Joseph Boyce of Harriman Dies After Illness
Mrs Joseph Boyce nee Della Griffa died Tuesday evening July 29 in Harriman after illness. Born August 15 1858 in Ireland she came to America as a youth and lived in New York City before moving to Harriman. She married Joseph Boyce on March 25 1893 at Holy Cross Church and lived in New York then Harriman. Survived by husband Joseph S Boyce daughter Mary wife of Chester M Beams son James L Boyce eight grandchildren and one sister-in-law Mary Beams. Funeral at St Annatalia Church followed by burial in churchyard. A neighbor and friend of long standing she was known for her kindness and steadfast character.
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Joseph
Boyce
Harriman
Aug
Joseph 5
Loyes
Della Griffa
Ireland
New York City
Holy Gros Church
Father Dougherty
Turner
Nivel Ber
George J. Voyce
Joseph $. Boyce
Mary
Chester M. Beams
James L. Boyce
Harrisman
Bell
St. Annatalia’s Church
Musings of Martha on Morning Trudges for Ten
A humorous note praises businesswomen yet imagines one tackling dawn chores to prepare breakfast for ten before daylight. The speaker vents playful admiration for labor and daily grind in a lighthearted tone.
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Martha
Fruita-tives Claim Constipation Relief After Years
A testimonial from J. Royall of Wo. a box 6 for 2.50 praises Fru ita-tives Frude Liver Tablets for curing three years of constipation dizziness and headaches after one box and finishing twenty four boxes with perfect health. A separate note mentions an overnight bridge incident and a rumored engagement between Decker and Miss Harris, with a wedding planned for August 23, and Decker working as a chauffeur.
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JAG. J. Royall
Ogdienbburg
Edward Harrip
Decker
Hong
Miss Harris
Brotherhood Board Presses Government on Living Costs
The advisory board reports to President Wilson from Cleveland that railroad engineers seek higher wages to match rising living costs. They urge government action to reduce prices of essentials, warn of wage protests if purchasing power falls, and cite profiteering by major interests as a cause. They note wage gains already exist but argue costs rise faster.
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Wilson
Stone
Cleveland
Brotherhood Board
White Horse
Brotherhoo
Hines
Brothertood Board
St Ida Cabot
Veresi
Reneral
Fem
Iocome
Saa
Appeals to Cabinet on Urgent Economic Relief
The advisory board urges immediate executive action to address rising prices. Attorney General Palmer says inquiries may curb price hikes and cites economic factors. He notes most people are prospering, but salaried workers and clerical staff bear the burden and seeks remedies and suggestions.
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Advisory Board
Palmer
Mr. Palmer
How Tea Get On. A Practical Guide For Small Things
A brief quip counsels practice in small tasks before tackling larger ones. The speaker, identified as Eplete-108, urges steady habit and self discipline as the path to mastery. The tone is didactic and exhortative.
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Eplete
Sudden Death of Everett Hunt in White Sulphur Springs
Everett Hunt, about 80, died suddenly at his White Sulphur Springs home on Wednesday morning. Church services are set for Sunday at 10 30 with the Bypworth League gathering at 8 that evening. A storm damaged a chimney in town and streets remain rough from recent tar.
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White Sulphur Springs
Everett Hunt
Bypworth League
Mark Knapp
Brooklyn
Victor
Ladies’ Aid Society
George H. Stanton
Middletown
R. Whitten
Ralph Parilman
Pine Bush
Mary Hardenbereh
Mary Cross
Augusta Jennings
Ay Decker
B. Hill
Liberty
Mary Harderburgh
Lear
New York City
White Sulphur Springs House
D. M. Chaffee
Loomis
Alfred Edwards
Named Cashier of Unionville Bank Appointed
Unionville Aug. IK Roy T. Elston has been appointed cashier of the Unionville National Bank the directors have announced. Dr and Mrs Nugent attended the Austin Forshee wedding at Glenwood Wednesday. Mrs D L Whited of Port Jervis visiting Levi Cortright's. Next week the post office will close at 6 20. Mr and Mrs Charles Casterlin and Mr and Mrs Harry Tuttle of Newark N J spent Sunday with Mrs HN Casterlin.
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Unionville
Aug
Roy T. Elston
Unionville National Bank
Nugent
Glenwood
D. L. Whited
Port Jervis
Levi Cortright’s
H. L. Myers
Palisade Park
Chedister
Newark
Mange
Charles Casterlin
Harry Tuttle
N. J
HN. Casterlin
Westtown Community Notices and Local Visits
Westtown notices report Mrs H Albert Horton boarding a Masten Lake near Wurtaboro and Mrs Levi Aldrich visiting son Wallace Hill at Mount Lebor NT. A lawn food sale at the manse to aid the Ladies Aid Society apron committee. Mrs Fannie Claypole of Jersey City visiting sister Mrs Ella Sayer, Isabel Larkin from Merchants Bank of Middletown staying with Postmaster and Mrs Frank E Gra.
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Westtown
H. Albert Horton
Wurtaboro
Levi Aldrich
Wallace Hill
Mount Lebor
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Fannie Claypole
Jersey City
Ella Sayer
Isabel Larkin
Merchants’ Bank of Middletown
Frank E- Gra
Wurtaboro Fair By Ladies’ Dime Society Aug 6 7
The Ladies Dime Society plans its annual fair on the Reformed Church lawn in Wurteboro on August 6 and 7. Fancy and useful articles will be sold. ice cream and cake will be served. supper on August 6 runs from 6 to 8 p m. Everyone is invited.
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Wurtaboro
Ladies’ Dime Society
Reformed Church
Wurteboro
Flies Torment Cattle at Pasture Delivers Treatment Promise
At the pasture, flies torment cows and live stock. Wallkill Brand Cattle Spray keeps away pests. A superior article, safe and non irritating. Stockmen cannot be without it. One gallon cans with directions cost $1.00. McMonagle & Rogers.
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Wallkill
McMonagle & Rogers
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Treas
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Harris
White House
Mabel
Lester Decker
A. H. Stonns
Dacker
Pasaule County
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Frank Ramano
Decktro
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Hart Schaffner
Marx and Atterbury System
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Union
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Keiser
Grinnell
Chas. Wolff, Inc. Men’s and Boys’ Shop
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Unionville Bank
Ham
Riese
Graham
Freak Anderson
Deda
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