Ellenville Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding Anniversary
Ellenville notes the 50th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John Kindberg of Cragamoor with family gathering and travel plans to New York, Brooklyn and East Orange. Attending events included Grand Chancellor William Grossgan and Supreme Representative Laden, plus Knights from Kerhonkeen and Lancelot Lodges. Thanksgiving services were held across several churches with sermons by Rev. W. H. Moser and Rev. H. P. Hobson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellenville
John Kindberg
Cragamoor
Axel
Dixon
Kindberg
Klenville
New York
Brooklyn
East Orange
Middletown
Hornbeck
Kingston
B. B. Edsell
Awaiting Lodge
EH. W. Coons
Awoating Lodge
Skinner
Lancelot Lodge
Supreme
Laden
Hurleyville Team Triumphs Over Loch Sheldrake in 29 14 Victory
Hurleyville Five defeated Loch Sheldrake 29 to 14 at Schupp's Hall in a game marked by sensational moments and rough play. Newhirk led scoring with 4 baskets while Knapp added 5, Evans 4, DeKay 2, Fraley 3, Bullock 1, and Wood 3. The article also notes Thanksgiving gatherings and local social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurleyville
Hurleyville Five
Loch Sheldrake
Schupp
Knapp
Loch Shaidrake Newhurk
Evans
DeKay
Hope
Newhirk
DeNay
Fraley
Bullock
Wood
Newkirk
Clarence Baker
W. H. DeKay
J. M. Knapp
Albany Law School
Benjamin Knapp
Winona Mitary Academy
Grace Evans
Oneonta Normal School
David D. Taylor
Marlboro High Schoool
Mary Elmore
Brooklyn
W. J. Prince
Frank Woolsey
Hancock
Anne Knapp
Bloomingburg
Charles Eide
Woodbourne
Jechie Armstrong
Liberty
Joseph Worden
Co. A. Waldorf
Middletown
L. W. Lawrence
Ernest Fisher
New York City
George Haggerty
Donald c. Clark
Siser
Corning
Joseph Kile
Ralph BE. Masten
Monticello
C. EB. Rignall
Baraca
Philathea
M. E. Sunday School
Keating
E Rignall
E Seibert
Nis
P. W. Mentnech
W. J. Prince & Son
Seattle
Wash
Thanksgiving in Circleville and area notes
In Circleville on Thanksgiving Miss Alice Ponnell and the Fianccis and North families joined Mr. and Mrs. Harry French at F. Fiancdi’s home. Elmer Little visited Mickletown and plans to move to Middletown around December 1. Mrs Fitzgerald and daughter celebrated with her brother at Caratbe. Hall Mary Fitzgerald hosted cousin Harsid Odell of Goshen. Black Bros. who bought a Port Jerris farm moved to the village. Mr and Mrs C J VanTassell announce the death of a daughter. Many actors rumored to attend events nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chierne
Alice Ponnell
Harry French
Jennie North
F. Fiancdi
Elmer Little
Mickletown
F. Fwonell
Sanity
Middletown
Mra Fitzgerald
Caratbe
Hall Mary Fitzgerald
Harsid Odell
Goshen
Black Bros
Port Jerris
Ly Ivan
Thanksgiving Oyster Supper Nets 17 Dollars In Denton
Despite stormy weather and bad roads the Denton church ladies oyster supper raised 17 dollars. A wood gift from A Webster Hock was acknowledged. Mrs Eliza Mootham’s death in Savannah Georgia is noted with condolences. Services at Denton Church include morning sermon on The Foundation of the Church and an evening Job series.
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Denton
George Denner
Mt. Kisco
A. Webster Hock
William Loons
Eliza Mootham
Savan‘man
J. Davis
Jefferson House
Ladies’ Missionary Society
William Maybee
Reading
Home Missions
E. M. Gehr
Sire R. V. Ryerson
J. J. Stage
R. V. Ryerson
Maybee
Kimble
Donation Ties to Rev Tinney Event in Otisville
A community supper and program at the Methodist Episcopal Church in Otisville raised funds for the Christmas tree fund hosted by Rev W A Tinney. Attendees enjoyed music performances, games, and praise for the Tinneys before returning home. Notes mention Ill health of Daniel Wheat and social visits by local residents.
Spring Glen Community Notes and Local Moves
Spring Glen notes show W C Smith on a two week vacation and a partially attended surprise party at Misa M P Lambert’s home due to bad roads. Miss Anda Tice is ill but improving. Mrs Elizabeth Cudney will winter in George Thornton house after selling her farm. Mr and Mrs Schaupp return to Monticello for winter. Roy Fowler and wife plan Middletown move after selling furniture. A surprise at Rev Baird’s marks his fifth wedding anniversary. Miss Lottie Tice and Miss Alice Sheeres plan to travel to St Petersburg Florida after Christmas. John Tice buys a new horse and expects his son with his buggy team. Snow arrives. Corwin Cadacy to East Branch for work as elevator operator. a late leave noted for a woman following her father’s death.
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The
Reformed Church
W.L. Staimer
Kingston
W. H. Moser
Methodist Episcopal Church
I Thessalonians
St. John's Episcopal Church
Christ's ‘Litheran
H. P. Hobson
D. D
C. A. Schoeder
St. John's Church
Nellie Hobson
Helen Gaskell
Village News
George F. Andrews
Francis D. Andrews
New York
Eliza
Bell Andrews
Sturgis
Richard Andrews
Mountain
Thomas B. Girard
Middletown
Girard
J. J. Ryan
Center Street
Ernest Sherman
Elling Court
Airy
Irving Mismer
DuBois Vanderlyn
Mary Northrop
Eltonville
Misner
Vanderlyn
Northrop
Alfred Gaskell
Edith Gaskell
L. IL
Westbrook
Gladys Decker
Greenfield
Gross Schoonmaker
Accord
Jeanie Marshall
Walden
Edgar Macher
George. McCord
Ridgewood
N. J
Holmes
Dairyland
Hartah
Scranton
Olive Hartwis
Hempsteal
L. I
Hartwig
Canal Street
Sarah Forter
Wontera
Walter M. Brown
Warren Street
Caesler Young
Napanoch
North Carolina
W. K. Shook
Frank
Eaton
Frank Wood
Bar Faughler
Allyson Short
Portren
Henry van Wakner
Hoomingburs
Ainter
Vot. Wright
Anita Gonlid
Lonb
Middistown
Spring Glen
W. C. Smith
Misa M. P. Lambert
Anda Tice
Elizabeth Cudney
George Thornton
Charles Schaupp
Monticello
Roy Fowler
John Tice
Horace
John
Belis
Corwin Cadacy
East Branch
Jat
Feels Tevwer Fools tover exhibition of insane treatment devices
A distorted excerpt discusses Fienna's Fools tover and its remarkable collection of devices once used to treat the insane. It mentions a curious machine, a wheel in a squirrel cage, and an "Eeoxinh cofis" apparatus. The tower's 17 levels and capacity from 200 to 500 patients are noted, with a nondescript plea to use the Times Press columns for further material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fienna
Cullen to Round Out Twenty Years in State Senate
The Albany Argus outlines the 1915 New York State Senate lineup with many returning members. Senator Cullen, dean of the Senate, resumes 20 years of service and will oversee finance and cities committees. New faces, retirements, and reassignments reshape the chamber as Democrats shift to minority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Argus
Hubert F. Wagner
Elon R. Brown
J. F. Murtaugh
Henry W. Pollock
Banks Committee
Ogden L. Mills
Barnes
Senate
Thomas Cullen
Kings
Cullen
Jim" Frawley
Jas. J. Frawley
Twentieth
New York
William Sulzer
Frawley
I. J. Joseph
Assembly
Cullens
Samuel J. Ramsperger
Forty-ninth
Erie
Ramsperger
Upstate
Jim Emerson
Warren
Charles J. Hewitt
Henry M. Sage
Albany
Christy” Sullivan
Wagner
James A. Foley
Tom” Grady
George H. Whitnes
John D. Stivers
Benedell
Jack Rose
J. Henry Walters
Onondaga
Thomas B. Wilson
George’ F. Argetsinzer
George Aitridge
Lermers
John J. Boylan
Daniel J. Carroll
William B. Carswell
William J. Heffernan
Bernard M. Patten
Queens
George W. Simpson
George F. Thompson
George A. Bianvelt
Rockland
James F. Duhamel
Congressrain
Frank W. Godber
John F. Henig
Suffolk
Felix J. Sanner
Herman H. Torbsre
John Seeley
Bortshird
Alco
Congress
Joan F. Malone
Fortyrishth
Erle
Loree H. White
Schenectady
Seustor Gaerze
Thompeed
Suoik
James J . Walker
Thirteenth
HoCieh Jand
Interest Grows In Trinity Property Story
The city hosts renewed interest after visitors claiming to represent a New York law office approached residents to collect names and addresses of heirs tied to Trinity Episcopal Church property. They claimed a lease had expired and an action to reclaim the ground, with proceeds for heirs, was imminent. Local families with similar names seek details and possible shares, drawing calls and inquiries to the Times-Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hino
Trinity Episcopal Church
Trinity
Times-Press
Maybrook to Become New Haven and CNE Repair Hub
Maybrook will host major car and engine repair once Hartford shops split. The New Haven and Central New England plan to move substantial work from Hartford to Maybrook, creating large new buildings and employing 75 to 100 more workers locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maybrook
Navy
New Haven
New England
Hartford
St Pauls Church euchre and dance in Ballville Friday
Ballville residents will hold a euchre and dance at St Pauls Church on Friday evening December 4 with dancing starting at 830 led by McWilliams orchestra. The event invites local parishioners and village guests for a social night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
Ballville
McWilliams
Election law changes urged by state GOP official
Colonel Lafayette B. Gleason, secretary of the Republican State Committee, urges a thorough revision of New York election law. He calls for consolidating administration, extending petition verification time, earlier primary day, and tighter limits on expenditures, with stricter rules on affidavits for certain workers and eliminating the floaters provision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Whitman
Lafayette B. Gleason
Republican State Committee
Gleason
Secretary of State
Erie
Onegdaga
Monroe
Westchester
Boards of Supervisors
Col. Gleason
Ange
Congress
United States
Wesvica
Groveton Fire Wipes Out Dodge Stable and Star Filly
A major fire destroyed J. L. Dodge’s Groveton stable wiping out fifteen harness horses that had been shipped from Lexington. The loss cripples the racing string including the noted three year old filly Lady Venetka once rivaling Peter Volo, with her impressive 2:03% world record potential and multiple stakes performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groveton
J. L. Dodge
Lexington
Winter Quarters
Lady Venetka
Peter Volo
Walter Cox
Peter Vole
Kalamazoo
Columbus One
Horse Review
Silk Hat
Hollywood Bea
Grand Rapids
Kentuck
Whitman Swears No Interference With Horse Racing and Boxing
Governor-elect Whitman, staying in White Sulphur Springs, plans to reorganize boxing regulations and let the State Racing Association handle enforcement. He will appoint key aides after taking office and emphasizes noninterference with current horse racing operations pending legislative action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sulphur Springs
WL Va
Xor
New York State
Whitman
Meig
State Racing Association
Costs Money to Be Congressman Costs Money to Be Congressman
Washington reports that running for Congress costs for New York’s delegation reveal many spend more than 20 thousand dollars. Representative elect W B Charles led in expenses with about 4 444, while Democratic pick Dooling in the 19th district was the most economical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Elief
New York
House
New York State
W. B. Charles
Dooling
German Government to Aid Mothers
German government pledges financial and medical support to mothers as part of social measures. The move aims to ease family burdens and safeguard future population, reflecting economic and political priorities.
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Knight of Pythias
Bess Newcomb
Miss Hardenbergh
D. O. Hardenbergh
Ione DeVany
John R. DeVany
Alice Wygant
Marlboro
Ulster County
Ruth Taylor
E. W. Pierce
Charles Beynolds
Mary Ratcliff
William Ratcliff
Ferndale
Wiliam Hand
W. OD. Labard
Ernest Ratelif
Rudolph Wynant
Jeffersonville
Harold Newkirk
Circleville
Siaths. Mi
C. 3. VanTassell
Liberty Street
Ahmad
Otisville
Ouvsville
W. A. Tinney
Banjo Club
Patterson
J. J. Crane
Ihneas
L. B. Fiimer
G. H. Sayer
Daniel Wheat
Christmas Tree Fund
George Wood
James Rue- Balls
Ruth Lamb
Emmet B. Robins
Winterton
Garret Tymeson
A. Clark
Times Press
Stivers
Trinity Church
Newburg
William Crawford
Frank Sloan
Luddie Ci
Crawford
Moore
Book
Waiden
Garfield Prince
Prince
Frank Martin
Orange Lake
New York County
Newsburgh
Greenville
Friends and Congregation of the
Greenville M
Grange Hall
W. M. Bennett
Sevreyhenth
Henry W. Doll
Jack” Fitzgerald
Tim” Sullivan
L. J. Joseph
J. Dunnigan
J. A. Hamiltton
Trentrirst
Trent Reecond
Geo. Cromeau
Tents Third
Richmond
George A. Slater
C. W. Walton
Walter A. Wood
Renseelaer
Ladig Farms Implement Manufacturing
Comyaar
A. J. Norton
Schoharte
F. W. Cristman
Seth Treacock
N. M. Marshall
Herbert P. Coats
Samuel A. Jones
Chenanes
Ralph W Thome
W. KR. Hil
Lesershire
Claytoy J. Wheeler
Harter Hinman
M.S. Haniday
John F. Murtanch
Newton
Archie D Sanders
Genesee
Dossess Place
Seontey
John B. Mullan
Rochester
George Alaridece
Willem Lo Ormrod
William P. Grenier
Filwedh
Eric
Josinz
Sheriff
G. E Sping
Chantangua
F. N. Godfrey
City of
Boxing Commission
Offce
Dix
Tandon
Reuter
Bondesrath
Ume
Cdi
Trent
Goldiowel
London
Canion
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