Bridge over Erie tracks on Goshen Chester road deemed unsafe
County Engineer's warning led Goshen Town Board to investigate the bridge over Erie tracks near Otterkill creamery. The board ruled the town bears no responsibility for the bridge’s condition since the road transfer, and state authorities may require Erie to repair it. Referred recommendations for rebuilding may be acted on if heavy truck traffic continues.
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Designate Polling Places for the Coming Primary Election
The primary election in Goshen on September 2 designates polling places by district. First district at Town hall Webster Avenue. Second district Donovan Garage 115 Greenwich Avenue. Third district Hiram Smith building 119 Ground Street. Fourth district Corporation building on New Street. Fifth district Layer Block 9 Greenwich Avenue. Also notes local items from Goshen including a pickpocket incident, a drunk arrest, wild geese sighting, and upcoming circus.
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Fourth district—Corporation Putering
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Goshen News Briefs: Jobs, Alleged Sting and Local Notes
A Goshen Times-Press ad brings Virginia Van Kleeck a waitress post at Gerhard Frechem’s trolley terminal lunch room. Former Police Justice Charles Coleman suffers a yellowjacket sting after a catfish record haul. The Equalization Committee and local assessors meet with supervisors’ members including McClugham and Patterson. Obituary notes William Howell, former secretary to McAdoo and Roosevelt aide, dies July 10 in New Rochelle at 45. Personal notes list Goshen residents visiting and traveling, with several trips and visits to relatives and friends in distant states.
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Goshen
Charles W. Coleman
R. L. McGeoch
Board of Supervisors
Board of Assessors
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Handerson
Joseph McClugham
Newburgh
Charles S. Patterson
Tuxedo
George W. Ball
Chester
E. F. Still
Warwick
P. Allemeter
Port Jervis
Cuno Murbach
Middletown
John RF. Martin
Wawarands
William Howell
New Rochelle
William Roe Howell
de Witt C. Howell
Howell
Wiliam McAdoo
New York
Theodore Roosevel
Sterling Place
Brooklyn
United States Railroad Administration
Erie Engineer 50 Years Ed Salley Dies in Boonton
Edward Salley a veteran Erie Railroad locomotive engineer died Wednesday afternoon in Boonton Morris County New Jersey after a long illness He had served the Erie for over fifty years and was road foreman of engines since 1903 with headquarters in Jersey City He lived in Jersey City formerly of Port Jervis and was brother of the late Father Salley of Newburgh.
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Award Sale of School Bonds At Port Jervis
Port Jervis board of education awarded the sale of 199000 in school bonds to Harris Forbes and Co the highest bidders for 102232 with six bidders in total.
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Obsequies for Mrs. Frederick Tavener Held in Smilin Street
Sunday morning services conducted by Rev. V. Wisht and Van Dyke at the tale home on Smilin street followed by a Baptist Church funeral in Tastes Swoay at 2 pm officiated by Rev. F. Rotten. Choir sang Jesus Lover of My Soul and Sometimes We'll Understand. Burial in the family plot with pallbearers Counties W. Mier Jazurs Lilly George Ammer Chester Dalley Arthur Banking and Wiliam Sigmpp. Shortly before, Mrs Tavener’s father learned of his mother’s death in Newark New Jersey. The body of Mrs Chauncey T. Horton was brought from New York City for burial in Hillsids cemetery. Ret. BL Smith officiated the rite.
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World’s Fair Planned in Gramameville on October 1
The Neversiak Agricultural Sector confirms October 1 as the date for Gramameville World’s Fair. Officials advertise a busy site with exhibits and local industry displays.
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Local residents enjoy visits and travels across towns
Citizens and visiting relatives scatter through the region for vacations and brief trips. Families from Middletown, Monroe, Honesdale, and Buffalo share travels to New York City Long Island and Adirondacks while local residents attend dances, fairs, and social events at Shandelee and Lake Shandelea venues. Numerous names, couples, and outings appear among long lists of visitors and engagements.
Obituary notices from Buffalo to Cragsmoor and beyond
Obituary notices recall Joseph Stevens of Buffalo who died in Rochester at about 79, Civil War veteran, survived by wife Anna Belle Crist of Montgomery and two sons Fred and Albert. Also: John Kindberg of Cragsmoor dies at 79 in Elenville after 50 years on his mountain farm and later boarding house work. Edwin C. Monroe dies in Liberty at 66, a timber expert. Other notices honor Emma T. Gross, William Henry Patterson, and multiple local residents with family survivors and funeral details.
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Montgomery
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Cragrmoor
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Pleasant Valley
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New York
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New York City
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Monroe
Walter & Decker
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Deckertown
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Isabelle Carr
Unionville
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Kingston
Aug
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Muidi¢town
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Hi Byrnes
Maplewood
Emma T. Gross
Beattie Avenue
Philadelphia
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John T. Gross
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Lima
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Norristown
Death of Miss Caroline Vail Leaves Local Family
Montgomery Ohio May 18 Carroll Vail longtime resident dies at his brother William Y Vails home Sunday. Born 1824 near Camp Hill Hamptonburg she leaves sisters Mrs Sarah Clark of Mid disown Mrs Mary A Whisam of Bloomfield Nod brothers William V Vail John N Vail and Helen Mound. Funeral at brother William V Vail home Tuesday at 2 24 pm interment Brick Chutes cemetery. Charles Curry notes longtime somes.
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Sarah Clark
Middisown
Mary A. Whisam
Blomfield
Helen Mound
William V. Vail
John N Vail
Tresdar
Centenarian Corneius Mabe Celebrates 103rd Birthday
Corneius Mabe, believed to be among the oldest in America, marked his 103rd birthday at home in Tappan, Rockland County. He said his memory is still working overtime as family observed the day.
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Orange Lake
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Weddings Shine Through a Trio of Idylls in July-August
The notices chronicle three marriages with details of venues, attendees, and attendants. Winfield Wilktow and William Winfield wed in Herkimer with Rev. W C Prout officiating, followed by a reception and a honeymoon trip. Conductor Charles S. Robinson married Edith K Temple in New York City. Madge Robertson and A Reese Mathason tied in Knoxville with Mathason a Swarthmore professor awaiting return to teaching.
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Worden Wyatt wedding at Spring Street home
Miss Minnie Worden of Delstown and William Wyatt of the city wed at 11 in the morning with a care ring. Bride’s grandmother Mrs. Alice Briggs attended as the couple begin married life at 30 Spring Street. Froom served in France 11 months and joins C. W. line. They plan to live here.
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Spring Street
Rev
B. B. Smith
Minnie Worden
Delsontown
Wiliam Wyatt
Alice Briggs
France
Goble and Goble Tie Notable Wedding in Westtown
Hamid Foibeyt of Chicago and Shas Mads E Goble of Westtown wed August 14 at the bride’s parents home. Rev W B ONeil officiated. The bride wore dark dire beaded Georges crepe. They will reside in New York City after the ceremony.
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Chicago
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New York City
Edward Welch Buys Lyon Property in Port Jervis
Edward Welch of New York purchases the Leva property at the corner of Mary and Catberlas in Port Jervis. The deal secures Welchs future residence in Port Jervis. he is a Pullman conductor and son of the late Thomas Welch.
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Mary
Catberlas
Jervis
New York
Welch
Pontine Tixeen
Cat Rsco
Boone
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