Merritt Company Workers Paid After Receiver Takes Rest
In Livingston Manor on Saturday, Vice President John Hayes, appointed temporary receiver, paid over 20 000 cash to about 600 workers from Merritt Construction Co. pay checks issued at 10 am. Bank room access allowed cashier C A Nearing and assistant George LeRoy assisted in handling funds. Teamsters’ claims expected paid in full by December 20 after final State payment.
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Livingston Manor
Merritt Construction. Co. Oo
State Road
John Hayes
Long Green
Cashler C. A. Nearing
George LeRoy
Aganet
Hayes
Harmless man taken into custody by Montgomery officer
Montgomery officer detains a man prowling on a lawn Thanksgiving night. The stranger offers no explanation, is questioned, and later identified by a note as Clarry Wright of Hasbrouck Street Newburgh. Wright is taken to Walden for a hearing before Inatha Cox and released after authorities verify the address.
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Montgomery
James Gi
Go Diraoge
Ross Eiliett
Ao Emaathy
Wight
Volvet Ncc
Gill
Walden
Inatha Cox
Clarry Wright
Hasbrouck Street
Newburgh
Broadway
Tifa
Tasane
Missing real estate man Katz found dead in stream
Stroudsburg Pa Nov 28 after a month long search the body of Henry J Katz prominent attorney and real estate man was recovered late Thursday afternoon from a stream near his home The corpse showed long concealment signs and was identified by engraved bracelets and diamonds Katz 64 disappeared October 28 following a trip to borrow a man to ride with Rose Kerlin who runs a manufacturing business on Maga Street Kerlin denied knowing the man and stated she left him in a temper near her home
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Stroudsburg
Henry J. Katz
Katz
Kotz
Rose Kerlin
FP maniGiring
Maga Breet
Woman found dead in Albany hotel room identified
A woman registered as Mrs C.4. Chitond of New York was found dead in an Albany hotel room this morning with a poison bottle beside her. Police report the death appears to be by poisoning, investigation underway.
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Albany
Uete
Mra C
Chitond
New York
Dover Plains murder acquittal after seven years
Michael Brennan was acquitted last night of the charge of murdering Deputy Sheriff WW Griteiey at Dover Plains seven years ago. The Associated Press report from Poughkeepsie notes the acquittal ends a long jury trial and leaves Brennan free.
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Poughkerpsie
Michael Brennan
Sher- WW Griteiey
Dover Plains
Lancelot Lodge Hosts Fraternal Visit and Knightings
About forty members from Orange Lodge Cornwall Storm King and Olive Branch visited Lancelot Lodge to confer Knight rank on candidates. Lancelot then conferred Knight rank on an Orange Lodge candidate. A banquet followed with praise for Lancelot as an A No. 1 lodge. Mayor C and Ken Q H Gaunieas spoke. A Castle Hall smoker is set for Dec 4 and annual officer elections occur next Friday night.
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Orange Lodge
Cornwall
Storm King
Olive Branch
Newburgh
Lancelot Lodge
Loda
Lan
J. B. Gorain
Agon Barreval
Ken Q H. Gaunieas
Lance'ot Lodge
Lancelot Lodgy
Middletown & Unionville Rail Bonds Approved
Albany November 29 The Second District Public Service Court orders the Middletown and Unionville Railroad to issue twenty year first mortgage six percent gold bonds totaling 200000 dollars and twenty year adjustment mortgage bonds at 8 percent up to 260000 dollars plus 1500 shares of stock. Securities to be delivered to bondholders committee as payment for foreclosed property.
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Albany
Public Service Courleston
Middletown & Union Villa Rtailroad Company
Ite
Ta Engital
Tod
Middletown, Unionville & Water Gap Railroad Company
Middletown, Unionville & Water Gap Railroad Contment
Grand Jury to Review Ten Cases in Newburgh December Term
About 25 men are listed to appear before the Grand Jury in Newburgh at the December term of the Supreme Court, Judge Morachauser presiding, opening next Monday morning. In custody are Lester Uelitnap for forgery, Harry N. Owen for burglary, Salvatora Punta for Penal Code violation, David Barry for assault, Thomas Morton for grand larceny, Charles Brown for default, William Deleitaly and Edward Grant for attempted murder, Joseph Wattynasault for assault, and Fred Vanderburgh for arson, among others from Middletown Goshen Cheddar Walden Montgomery Newburgh and Hughlands.
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Newburgh
Supreme _ Court
Morachauser
Pough
Keepata
Cheater
David Barry
Montgomery
Thomas Morton
Walden
Charles Brown
Devault
Mudtotown
William Dele
Italy
Edward Grant
Joseph Wattynasault
Jughlands
Fred Vanderylurgh
Arson
Nowburgh
Charity Ball Planned by Local Club Leaders
A committee from the Lenten Ser iog Club and Hospital Corps Detachment of the 1st Inf identified to hold a charity ball on New Year’s Eve. Proceeds will aid the Day Nursery. Tickets set at $2 each, including admission and a coach ride.
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Hospital Corpu
Inf. N. GM. Y
Armory
Poroune
Lore
Warwicks Visit Over Thanksgiving at Demarests Home
Warwick Nor six visits with Demarest family in New York City and Morida. Dr A L W Bagi and Miss Mary Biret join thanks giving at homes of Baletead and Holmes. Students from Vassar Barnard Emerson Columbia NYU Rutgers Cornell prep and nearby colleges visit or return home for Thanksgiving.
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Warwick
Mitere
Mary
Resne Demarest
New York City
John
Anna Demarest
WP Demarest
Mia Robert Anderson
Morida
Leslie Irone
Wiherford
AL W. Bagi
Fred Baletead
Brooklin
Lereleter
Misa
Mary Biret
Mixa Dorolhs
Piehelas
Vassar
Mina Herthel Sars
Barnard
Miaa
Mary Saver
Emerson
Mira
Marion Head
Columbia
Williana
Menard
New York University
William Tarp
Unton
Thomas Welling
Rutger Prep
John Sly
Cornell Medical
Chnord Dewml
C. J. Haight
Frank
Joseph Holmen
Wurteboro
Social season unfolds in New York high life
The weekly column surveys New York society as the Jorse Bhony and the Opera set the tone for the season. It notes rivalries between Metropolitan and Century Opera houses, praises the Philharmonic and Damrosch, and discusses rising amateur women violinists joining major ensembles. It also covers a City Hall conference on living costs, financial notes on trust companies and Hollins & Co. failure, and a memorial glance at notable figures facing deafness.
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New York
Jorse Bhony
Caloe
Malmerstein
Martinelli
Ober
Philharmonie
Wagner
Richard Strauan
Instrumenta Belog
Metropolitan
New York Symphony Society
Walter Damrosch
Mileldes
London
Monwmont
Nusober
Canada
Wall Street
Hollins & Co
Stoce Exchange
Interest Grows in Dairymen's Convention
Madrid New York November 28 Interest in attending the Winter Fair and convention of the New York State Dairymen's Association has surprised officers. A Syracuse gathering from December 4 to 12 will feature entertainment, music, and decorations. Calvin J Hyson of Albany will address the meeting Tuesday evening. A Redrick of Canada will speak Wednesday morning October 1. The State Department plans a pure food exhibit with department representatives explaining adulteration.
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Madrid
N. Y
New York State Dairymen’s Association
Associaton
Mo Mans Inaie
Com Titues
Aten
Promin Od
A. Redrick
Cold Stotges
Canada
State Department
Department
Convention Showcases Food Adulteration Detections
The convention will demonstrate tests for canned goods baking powder coffee sugar vinegar butter and other foods. A chemist will show detection of adulteration and methods to distinguish oleo from butter and analyze milk. About 6,000 visitors expected plus many speakers including former Governor Ratchelder and professors from Wisconsin and New York. Welcome addresses by Major Schosneck and President Dolor.
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Givernor N. J Ratchelder
Concom
NLP
Halt
Din Mondale
Mick
Hugh van Toit
Watering
Tawa
Cbl Lee
Wisconsin Agricultural College
AL Madison
Win
John Gordon
Lae Tow State College
Walter Jeffries Catia
New York
Cits
Amd
Edward Schosneck
W. Dolar
Hemelon
Funeral of Miss Alice Higham at State Home
The funeral for Miss Alice Mary Higham was held in the afternoon at the state home on Hast avenue. Rev F L Saithers Jr of Grace Church conducted services, with Miss Higham’s family attending and pallbearers from the porters. Interment followed in the family plot at Huelde cemetery.
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Alice Mary Bigham
Hast Avenue
Saithers, Jr
Grace Church
Miss Higham
Huelde
Thanksgiving gathering and turkey shoot at Montgomery park
Montgomery on Thursday hosted a Thanksgiving gathering with guests from Belleville New York Hackensack and others at the Montgomery Driving Park. A turkey trap shoot under Stephen Harlow drew eight contests with winners including Gill Pitts Taft Decker Vandereer Legg Harlow Boak and others. A Montgomery Grange dance followed with Moulds orchestra. An automobile mishap near Coldenham left minor injuries to a boy and a Ford rollover. Proprietor T J Davenport plans December 3 hotel opening with buffet. Walter and Elizabeth Wallace guests in New York with son and daughter-in-law. William McWhorter reported a record corn yield from four acres.
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South River
N. J
Montgomery Gun Club
James Gill
Edward Pitts
Herbert Taft
Robert Decker
J. Clarence Vandereer
Gordon Legg
Stephen Harlow
Ralph Boak
John S. Lui
MEL
Charles Tice
Montgomery Grange
Mould
Diizabeth Wallace
New York
Inlaw
Charles J. Wallace
Montgomery
Sip Rlter Crigsweld
Frederick St. Clair
Pene Dll
Coldenham
Palace Hotel
T. J. Davenport
Gertrude Etherson
Ross Elliott
Union Hill
Ellenville Thanksgiving Visits Among Local Families
Local notes list Mrs. Robert O Webb and Miss Katherine Morse of New York visiting John W Morse on Canal street and numerous relatives sharing Thanksgiving. Many from nearby towns including Hempstead Middletown Kingston Scranton and Woodbourne visited family. travelers include Warren Hartwig Panama and Francis Andrews New York.
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Robert O. Webb
Katherine E. Morse
New York
John W. Morse
Canal Street
Mary Hartwig
Francis Andrews
Andrews
Eliza
Bell Andrews
Mowntaindale
Kate Hoar
Middletown
Bert H. Terwilliger
Center Street
Anita Gould
Tanbrook
N. Y
Guy L. Gould
Herbert Muth
Walden
Ellenville
Sanford Hyde
Woodbourne
Mary
Hattie Brown
George DuMond
Kingston
Mrs. DuMond
Emma LeFover
Maplewood
Joseph Bell
Norwich
Mary Bishop
Mostcomert
Charlies H. van Kirk and
Gaylord van Kirk
Greco New York
Charles P. Cleveland
Post Offce Force
Cookingham State
Dover
Delon
Dr Finley Assumes Office as Education Commissioner
Dr Finley today assumed the office of Commissioner of Education in Albans, noting the ceremony and outlining initial priorities for the department.
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Sy Associated Press
Albans
Not
Finley
Education
Extra police in Minneapolis sworn in amid crowd dispersal
Indianapolis, Nov. 9. Extra policemen were sworn in in Minneapolis to assist the regular force as crowds gathered and police worked to disperse street barricades and maintain order.
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Minneapolis
Tndianapolis
Grace Church Boy Scouts Win Game At Port Jervis
Grace Church Boy Scouts defeated the Junior Holy Name Society of St Marys R C Church 18 to 5 in Port Jervis. Squad members Alfret Dieseroth Stanley Holden Russell Donnelly Gordon Campbell Phil Bright George Herman traveled with Rev F B Smithers as manager and Riego Hart as referee.
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Boy Scouts
Grace Church
Port Jervis
Holy Name Society
St. Mary's R. C. Church
Alfert Diesseroth
Stanley Holden
Russell Donnelly
Gordon Campbell
Phil Bright
George Herman
F. 8. Smithers
Riego Hart
Married in Port Jervis and nearby towns
Miss Caroline F. Beck and Joseph L. Judd wed at Hope parsonage with Rev Ketner officiating. Beck, a Matamoras High School graduate and musician, and Judd of Dingmans, Pa, plan a brief post ceremony tour before wintering in Jacksonville, Fla. Also listed are multiple weddings in Otisville and Liberty with details of attire attendees and post ceremony plans.
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Judd—Beck
Port Jervis
Caroline F. Beck
Menxo Beck
Avenue K. Matamoras
Joseph L. Judd
Dingmwans
Hope Parsonage
W. L. Ketner
Hope Church
Beck
Matamoras High School
Bailey Alert
Circleville church set for pastor's absence Sunday
Clarence G. Seward will lead the Presbyterian Church on Sunday in the absence of Rev. R. W. Rowland who is on vacation. W. C. T. A. meets Tuesday at 2 30 with reports on State and World's Conventions. Mrs. Lulu E. Walker will speak December 3 at 7 15 p m. Miss Helen Shaw presented Miss Helen Brinckerhoff with a pin and photo in Thanksgiving Endestor note.
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Circleviller
Clarence G. Seward
Presbyterian Church
R. W. Rowland
W. C
T. A
Arthur Bennett
Grantwood
Ellis
W.S. Bull
New York
J. T. Bull George Minch
Bes
Faith Wallace
Aibaur Normal College
Lulu E. Walker
Oneonta
Circleville
Helen Shaw
Helen Brinckerhoff
Brinckerhoff
Middletown School of Commerce
Williams Family Heads South For Winter in Alabama
Mr and Mrs Williams Goodale depart New York for Mobile Alabama to occupy a college residence March 1 with their two children James Harvey and Marty Augusta Goodale along with Mr Tothill of Chicago and Mrs Bernhamin B Williams of Goldenham Mrs Goodsies sister traveled to the city to bid farewell Gowale has recovered from a summer stroke suffered in a motor vehicle accident near Montzomm ory
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Williams
Goodale
New York
Mobile
Ala
James Harvey
Marty Agusta Goodale
Alee
Tothill
Chischix
Bernhamin B. Williams
Coldenham
Goodsie
Gowale
Montzommory
Engagement Announcement for Miss Henrietta Loniee and Raljoa Malter
Mrs Adaline Thompson of this city announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Henrietta Loniee to Raljoa Malter, both of this city.
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Mra
Adaline Thompson
Henrietta Loniee
Raljoa Malter
Obituary: Hugh O'Keets O'Keefe Dies After Illness in Goshen
Hugh O'Keets O'Keefe died at his home in Durlandville after a short illness at age 77. Born in Ireland, he immigrated as a young man and married in the United States. Survived by seven daughters and two sons, including Mrs. Hannah Laach and John O'Keefe. Funeral at St. John's RC Church Goshen Monday at 10 AM, interment in St. John's Cemetery.
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Hugh O’keets
Hugh O’keefe
Durlandville
Biiday
Ireland
Martiggy
America
St. John's RC
Hannah Laach
Princesa Anne
Jerry Eburight
David Barry
Jersey City
N. J
Edward Andrews
Brooklyn
M. H. O'Leary
H. Kero
Bessis
John and
Hugh
St. John's R. ©. Church
Goshen
Charles F. Murphy
St. John’s Cemetary
Denton youth dies after eight months of heart trouble
Peter Banford Tinsley of Denton dies at Thrall Hospital aged 19 years six months and 123 days born in New York City son of Peter Tinsley and Ophelia W Williams resided in Denton three years funeral held at Samuel S Walton’s Denton home and interment at Hillside cemetery. Also mentions William Dietz of Port Jervis died aged 62 with funeral plans, and Thomas Van Etten a retired lawyer from Sank Rapids who was well known in Orange and Sussex counties with nieces and nephews listed, plus Mrs Luelia Van Leuven’s death in Newburgh and funeral details in New York city area.
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Pater & Tinsley
Peter Banford Tinsley
Denton
Thrall Hospital
New York City
Peter Tinsley
Ophelia W Williams
Mount Olivet Baptist Church
Samuel S Walton
Ida F. Walton
Ida F. Lewis
Brooklyn
Samuel S. Walton
Hillside Cemetery
William Dietz
Port Jervis
Willam Dietz
Grand Street
Rockland County
N. Y
Conrad Dietz
New York
Erie Railroad
Swinton & Company
Port Jervie
Dietz
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Mia
Thomas Sexton
Charles
William
George
John Dietz
Port Jerris
Laurel Grove Cemetery
Thomas van Etten
Thor
As van Etten
Deerpark
Sank Rapids
Minnesota
Orange
Sussex
Lydia van Etten Cole
Martin Cole
Montague
N. J
Ann Morrison
Matamoras
Hainesville
James E. Cole
George Morrison
Eleanor Cole
Emma Stewart
J. O. Stewart
Cedarville
Ohio
Sol van B £Tten
Isaac van Leuven
Goshen
Luelia J. van Leuven
Tsaa- van Leuven
Greenwich Avenue
Newburgh
Youly
William J. Morris
Hester A. Osborn
Lewis JF. Sterret
van Leuven
At & P
Cocks and Pospisil firm dissolved by mutual consent
Monroe Wenroe Not. 24. Special report notes the dissolution of the carriage and automobile painters Cocks and Pospisil under Fred Cock, with control passing to Mr. Cocks. Buschel opens new market on South Mary Street, Ezra Smith constructing. expects meat prices to drop slightly. Thanksgiving visitors listed. Halleman Industrial Corp receives rebuilding contract for Tusid ham. debris cleared and building ahead on new project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenroe
Fred 2. Cock
Charles Pospisil
Cocks & Pospisil
Mr. Cocks
Lake Street
Fred Buschel
South Mary Street
Ezra
Smith
Belgeluuh
Famitith
W. H. Stadbieman
Passaic
G. R Conklin
New York
Halleman Industrial Corporaton
Tufsid
Hewells Thanksgiving Visitors Share Thanksgiving Day
Hewells Nov 28 special report notes Mr and Mrs Veltnan with out of town guests from Des City New Jersey and other relatives joining Thanksgiving Day at Hewells. Guests include George A Veltman and wife from Otel architect Robbins Ottie ville Mrs Hannch Videon and Miss Hattie Veltman along with Mr and Mrs Charles Hanners and family from Matamorma Pa.
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Hewells
Lense Case
Thapkarivingdas
George A. Veltman
Derses City
Hanners Aid Family of
Matamorma, Pa
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