Washingtonville Grange Meets Tonight and Town Notes
Washingtonville reports Grange meeting with conferring of lun third and fourth degrees. Visitors include Mr. Rupp of New York and Ruth Dusenberry and Russall Dusenberry returning from a western trip. Hospital stay for Mrs. Charles Fuller after an operation. Ruth Lincoln visits from New York. Presbyterian ladies plan a supper on the church lawn. Local residents traveled to Por Jervis and York for visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtonville
Rupp
New York
Tly West
Niagara Tralls
Olean
N. Y
Ness Ruth Lincoln
Lincoln
Mallon
Louig Felter
Missen Pearl van Inwegen
Augusta Lamoreaux
Booth chosen by Republicans and allied groups in local race
Booth has been selected by the Republicans Prohibitionists and Civic League. He is a grandson of the late B. W. Shaw and a nephew of Mrs. Pauline Little and Mrs. Byron Morgan, all of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth
Sand Civic League
B. W. Shaw
Pauline Little
Byron Morgan
Grace Mou D Chiropody and Beaut y Parlors Ad
Advertisement for Grace Mou D chiropody hair and manicure parlors at 40 Orchard Street Maddietown New York with phone 3233. Mentions August as starting month and electrical treatment for scalp with face during first weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Mou
Orchard St
Maddietown
N.Y
Collision at Bridge In Goshen Middletown Road
Fire and police report two touring cars the Studebaker driven by J Aillingki of Qurland ville and Maxwell driven by R Taylor of Port Jervis collided near the concrete Goshen Middletown bridge at 8 46 p m Saturday both drivers and occupants uninjured the cars towed to garages for repairs another Sunday auto accidents add to police workload with incidents involving Lutan Auewart Charles Newman and others near Newark and Goshen none reported seriously hurt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bridge
Studebaker
J. Aillingki
Qurlandville
Maxwell
R. Taylor
Port Jervis
New York City
Zillinski
Taylor
Nemier Wfon
Disety
Lutan Aauewart
Charls Newman
Springheld Avenue
Newark
Academy Avenue
Walloll T Rans Company
Winitely
Walker
Connecticut
Wills
Kiogota
N. J
Fullote
Sterling
Large Apple Prices Bid For Dutchess Co Orchard Run
August 5 Dutchess County reports wholesale prices for apples at six dollars per barrel for orchard run stock. New York and Philadelphia houses push the rate, with brokers predicting a strong crop and improved quality though shipments may be limited. Central agricultural officials and market experts note prospects from Dutchess as favorable to good, while freight and handling affect overall supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hia View
UW. Anderson
New York Central Lines
Quagkenbush
Agrccultural
Central Report
Mohegan Vulcanizing School Ad in New York City
Earn 100 to 300 dollars weekly by training at Mohegan Vulcanizing School located at 1107 West 47th Street near 6th Avenue in New York City. The program offers two week instruction with day and night sessions and promises complete courses for aspiring vulcanizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iostructors
Mohegian Vulcansing School
West 47Th Street
6Th Avenue
New York
Mohegan Vulcanizing School
West 47Th St
New York City
Interesting Legal Tangle At Montgomery Property Sale
A chaotic Montgomery docket centers on Bra Miller VanKeuren and Jesse Gill over Union street premises and a claimed yearlong lease, with altercations and relocation to the George N. Morrow property. Local notices: Grievance day August 19, Presbyterian picnic August 21, and a Dalrywien's League screen event at Senior's Hall August 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenn
Ivan G. Martin
Presbyterian Church
Brest
France
Maybrook
Montgomery C. N. E
Barian Sitrahn
Newark
N. J
John J. Vanderoet
Misa Alice McCollough
New York
Emma Satchett
Richard N. Roos
William Knoche
William Wall Whiddit
Gulfaln
A. B. Whiddon
Whiddit
Central Presbyterian Church
Buffalo
Montgomery
Henry B Suydam
Olin Tompking
Willam McBriler
Watlen
Ellis Carvey
Emmet Gridley
John J. Johnson
Wilam
Syracuse
Pine Bush Sunday School Picnic at Orange Lake
Pine Bush Aug 5 Sunday School members plan a picnic at Orange Lake on Wednesday Aug 6 with transport from the church at 230. A trolley charter will convey attendees from Walden to Orange Lake. A supper and fair will be hosted by the M E Church ladies on Wednesday evening in the church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bush
Orange Lake
Graham's
Walden
M.el
Wiancy Jansen
George al. Ro
Emma
Coddington
New Prospect
Graham’s
WL. Changders
Ping Rueh
Ald Sovinty
Wwe ME Church
Sapper
Wiliam Armstrong
Local Notice From Fragments Of Wurtsboro Report
A garbled report from Wurtsboro mentions Morris returning to her cottage after a trial in Slatenie land and Everett Myer visiting from Walton with grandparents. It notes Patina and Tielnar related items, a move of stock prices from Wolf Pond to Newbury, and a mother’s event with parents at Wonderine Cottage. The Ladies Dime Society of FR appears in fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wortaboro
Morrishae
Slatenie Land
Everett Myer
Walton
Hia Trandparenta
EH Nolmes
Teele Crimes
Tielnar
Pusheia
Wolf Pond
Newburah
Rolling Mill Site Selected for Middletown Industrial Building
City officials endorse a 62 000 square foot rolling mill site as ideal for an industrial building. Mayor Cox and J Y Demerest back the plan highlighting central location, visibility to travelers, and publicity value. Debates cover cost, railroad impact, and labor support from the Central Labor Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roslyn M. Cox
J. Y. Demerest
Demerest
Cox
Fo Howeu
Bred
Rogerswiek
Garrett T. Townsend
Ana
Floyd W. Sorgans
Rogers
Macardell
Lake’ Avenue
Middletown
J. C. Brudney
Erie
Bradney
William M. Tul
Wallkiil
Max Grasheim
Central Labor Mody
Unusual accident injures Florida horse on Sunday
A horse tied to a wagon at G Vander onrgi’s barn in Florida broke loose and fell from a hedge onto iron prickets, injuring its breast as bystanders and Dr Te Vine from Goshen attended. The horse’s owner records hopes for recovery while local residents aided.
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Florida
Ange
John Arott
Woocock
G. Vander Onrgi
Ds Tery
Tle
Wichard Waddel
Tela Diven
Brideeton
Trank Haver
Frank Hawler
Pepiet
Poliah
Mr. Tilekt
Daylight Saving Backers Press Congress to Hold Line
Daylight saving advocates urge national action to preserve the summer time schedule. William F Ferguson of the National Association for Daylight Saving cites sleep patterns and worldly examples as support. Ernest Bohm of the Central Federated Union asks President Wilson to veto repeal bills if they reach him. Senator Calder and Marcus Marks urge widespread wire campaigns to Congress and the President to keep daylight saving, warning swift action will avert danger.
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Alaska
William F. Ferguson
National Association For Daylight Saving
Senate
New York
Ernest Bohm
Central Federated Union
Wilson
Bohm
House
William M. Calder
Marcus M. Marks
The
Daylight Saving Association
Washington
Surprise birthday party for Sraith children at Arnott home
Monroe residents plan summer guests Vic tor Julia Jessie and Hari were feted at Mrs. George Arnott's home on Saturday afternoon from 2 to o'clock with games on the lawn and a porch feast. Miss Sadie Wright and Anna Wright visited Mrs. E. D. Hunter. Sunshine Society picnic set for August 20 at Orange Lake with committee members Mrs. F. Villamil and Mrs. E. D. Hunter arranging transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Wright
S. 3 Seward Institute
Anna
E. D. Hunter
The
Sunshine Society
Menembers
Orange Lake
F. Villamil
E.D. Hunter
Maple Dale area social notes from Mapledale Ledger
Maple Hale returned to New York City after visiting her father J. R. Dixon. Local residents and visitors attended dinners and countryside excursions in Bloomingburg Yankee Lake White Lake Porterus Cuddebackville and Mt Hope. Families including the Dixons Clark Randalls Hull Shipley and others were guests at homes in Greenville Otisville and Pocantico Hills during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Hale
o—Dass
Adelle Dixon
J. R. Dixon
New York City
George Clark
Mary Helios
Bloomingburg
Belle Wells
Allen Ralston
Elena
C. J. Samson
Nellie
Elizabeth Fitzgerald
Alvert Fitzgerald
LeRoy W. Horton
Slate Hill
Lena Mackenroth
Middletown
James Helms
Jack Forbes
Maple Dale
Hampton Farms
Yankee Lake
White Lake
Port Perus
Cuddebackville
Mt. Hope
R. J. Werhan
Brooklyn
David R. Hull
William Hunt
Pine Island
Charles H. Smith
Alfred Shipley
Flies Torment Cows and Other Live Stock at Pasture
Our improved Wallkill Brand cattle spray keeps away those pests. It is a better article than we have. Previously been able to procure, contains no harmful materials and not irritating. No stockman can afford to be without it. In one gallon can with directions, $1.00. McMonagle & Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMonagle & Rogers
Unionville Notes and Local Visits Highlight Week
Miss Elizabeth Hancock of Philadelphia visits Miss Cora Edmonds while Mrs. Hart of Sparta visits daughter Mrs. A. R. Hemmover. Presbyterian Sunday School Picnic set for August 21 at Neversink Beach. Rev. K Plumer of Branchville preaches in exchange with Rev. Chedister. Mrs. J W Halliday staying in Bayonne N J. L Elston moves into A B Durland's rooms above the drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
Elizabeth Hancock
Philadelphia
Cora Edmonds
Chedister
Hart
Sparta
A. R. Hemmover
Presbyterian Sunday School
Neversink Beach
K. Plumer
Branchville
Presbyterian Church
J. W. Halliday
Salisbury Mills News Roundup Aug report and deeds
Mrs Chas Felter recovering after operation at St Lauke s Hospital. Mr and Mrs Miller of New York rent George Taylor s house for summer. J C Hogan Jr drives a new Oldsmobile. Thompson farm in the Clove sold to Mr Johnson with possession October 1. Needlecraft Club meets at Mrs Grant Wilson s home 189 Wickham Avenue Wednesday at 2 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury Mills
Chas. Felter
St. Lauke’s Hospital
Miller
New York City
George Taylor
J. C Hogan, Jr
Thompson Farm
Johnson
Needlecraft Club
Needlecraft
Grant ‘Wilson
Wickham Avenue
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Wimes Press
Dara
Ielehone
B.D. Howell
New Hampton
Undertaker
William T. Cornellus
Ar Jors
North St
Otisville
Casker Gu
Sage 39Th Surent
Murray Hill
P. J. Billy
Funers
Lexington Avenue
New
Mortuary
Rockafellow Stats Company
Maraguerite
Rockpfellow
Oliver
Chiropodiat
Dutchess Co
W. A. Hart In
East Main Street
D. Church
Church
John Debold
James Reed
Ligman Iulmessind
Frank Myer
Wallun
Wurtsboro
Rolling Mill
MAPLE
Longman & Martinez
Manufacturers
AL Swalm & Son CO
D. F. Gollins
Bloominghurs
4. W. Halliday
John Opel
Phillipsport
L.H. Roe & CO
S. S. Everett
Edenville
Palm Beach
All Mens and Boys
Mbwolsbro
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