Muldoons Title Gone in Orange County Wrestling Night
The Orange County Athlete Club hosted a wrestling and boxing event headlined by Muldoon versus Frank Becker with a later announced return match. The card included Johnny Shaw versus Bat Mantell and Kid Rose versus Mike Grady, drawing a large crowd from Goshen and Port Jervis, with a September return planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MuLdoon
Becker
Orange County
Young Muldoon
Frank Becker
America
Castello
Hey
Port Jervis Fire Parade Reported by Officials
Port Jervis fire department leaders Chief Charles Higham First Assistant Chief Leon Simpson and Second Assistant Chief F H Schoenmaker visited Thursday for the annual parade. The parade began at three oclock with chiefs and captains marching past the Deerpark Chief E J Harding and senior officers reviewed from the porch. A large crowd attended and festivities included Thursday evening dances in Trainmen's Hall and Rose Three in Delaware Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cahief
Charles Higham
Leon Simpson
F. H. Schoenmaker
Port Jervis
E. J. Harding
Grinwald
Hirsine
Ristedie
Versink Steamer and Hose Co
Delaware Fisse Co
Fowler Hore Co
Ana
Common Center
Deerpark
Chih
Heese
Trainmen's Hall
Rose
Delaware Park
Great Day for Post Cards at Peephheeasts
A local sale of post cards at Firemen's Tay realized total receipts of 179. No recorder presence during the event. Fimer E. Johnson acted as recorder in absence of Recorder A. C. N. Thompson while acting Recorder A. V. N Powelson assisted.
Montgomery High School to Open With Beardsley as Principal
The Montgomery high school term will begin Tuesday in September with Prof Edward B Beardsley of Great Bend PA named principal. A competent staff of assistants is noted. Many local residents and visitors are mentioned, including counts of entertainment proceeds for a Home for Aged Women and several families visiting or moving in the area.
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Montgomery High School
Edward B. Beardsley
Great Bend
Beardsley
William C. Cogswell
Middletown
Whitten
Cogswell
Near Pine Bush
Montgomery
Ansonia
Conn
Fred P. Houston
Harris
Brooklyn
George B.|artis
Asbury Park
Dean Fulton
Moses Rowe
Pear Maybrook
Miller van Keuren
Edward W. Miller
Albany
Catskill Mountains
Peter E. Miller
Lina Mapes
George Mould
Addie Hawkins
New York
Metropolis
John B. Patton
Newburgh
D. M. Stern
William T. Lodge
Peter Crispell
Rutland
C. H. Brown
R. Moore
Samuel Moors
Re. F. E. Quick
Chester
C. D. Courtier
William S. Mould
Charles K. Clearwater
Janie
Martha Mould
Miss Brown
Lake Mohonk
George W. Roney
Hettie Wineheil
Stone Ridge
Ulster County
J. S. Harkness
Helen Harkness
Fleischmans
E. Ross Elliott
Charles Krom
Vig
Montgomery Fife, Drum and Basic Corps
Hudson Walley Firemen’s Association
Edward Pitt
George E. Johnson
New Paltz
Ford Gmake
J. Wi. Hobinenn
JH Robinson
Henry McWhorter
Samuel Pitts
Clinton Street
E. Harris
Walden
Ris
Maxwell Ar
Fiz
Jon
Re. S. Pickett
Blonminstgare
Wiliam Midispaugh
Trospect Terrace
Wiliam Vanassi
Ann VanAlst
Charles McVor
Goshen Road
Maxwell Maker
Times-Press Bermuda tour contest invites seven winners
The Times-Press announces a mid autumn all expenses paid educational Bermuda Islands tour for seven unmarried women over 16 from Middletown and Orange County areas. Candidates may be nominated or self enter via printed forms with districted voting rules and coupon subscriptions determining votes. Eligibility includes character and age, with seven district winners to be chosen, each competing only within its district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-Press
Orange
Bermuda Islands
Middletown
Party of Representative People
Siddletown
Lmits
Middletown City
Gorden
Orange County
Sullivan
Ulster
Middletown Times Press
Orange County Times-Press
Newaboy
Carrier F
Uncle Sam
Kensal Postmen
Bermudas
Tor
Broken wheel causes Erie railroad wreck near Tuxedo Junction
A wheel flange broke on a box car on the Erie railroad between Tuxedo and Newburgh Junction Thursday morning. The car and three following cars derailed, tearing up the roadbed for about 69 feet and blocking both tracks for two hours. Six cars piled up, delaying trains 11, 21, the second section of 1 and 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Tuxedo
Newburgh Junction
Eck-Landt nuptials tied at Ellenville church
Miss Elizabeth Landt and Arthur Eck of Napanoch wed today in Ellenville Lutheran Church at two o'clock. Rev. F Brezynsky officiated. Miss Landt is daughter of Mrs. Katherine Landt of Nordland boarding house Napanoch. Mr. Eck works at Napanoch knife factory. They will reside in Napanoch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eck—Landt
Ellenville
Elizabeth Landt
Arthur Eck
Napanoch
Lutheran Church
F. Brezinsky
Miss Landt
Katherine Landt
Nordland
Eck
Cutler
L. & H. Brakeman Death Near Belvidere NJ
Harry Miller a Warwick resident and L. and H. brakeman was killed when thrown from a Pennsylvania Railroad train at Foul Rift near Belvidere New Jersey. Signals for a low bridge had been removed for repairs and Miller did not see the bridge was closed. He was 81 and survived by his wife Dorothy Menchin and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Miller
Warwick
Lehigh & Hudson Railroad
Foul Rift
Belvidere
N. J
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dorothy Menchin
Barber John Wortman Appears in Recorder Court
In Recorder's Court John Wortman a Goshen barber who drifted into Middletown absorbed too much red eye and appeared before Acting Recorder Johnson. He admitted guilt and was discharged on condition he immediately leave town, a promise he made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wortman
Middletown
Johnson
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Johnny Shaw
Bating Mantell
Flaherty
Jack Hors
Mantell
Jess
Mantel
Kid Rose
Mike Grady
Boston
Kidder
Goshen
N “Wia Wireless
Muriel Starr
Belasco
Matine Elliott
Frederick Thompson
Grand Opera Horse
Mart
C. J Basil Mac Iver
Lor Tates
Boyd & Deming
North Street
Sot Aia
Ysadleown
Bermuda
Palm
Puck
L. & H. Brakeman
Recorder's Court
Mise
TIMES
Joseph Cahn
North St
N.Y
Cahn
Iteels
Gent
N. Y
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