Grace Church gym classes resume under new athletic group
Grace Parish House will reopen its gym next Monday December 1 under Prof Edman M Masee and Dr Joseph Ferguson. An athletic association will form with calisthenics and apparatus work. Membership costs five dollars for fifty men, with regular meetings Monday and Thursday evenings and use of showers and lockers.
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Grace Church Parish House
Harley W. Smith
Edman M. Maseee
Joseph Ferguson
Aorisental
Gymnasium and Athletic Association
Dexter's Historic Breeder Still Lives at Montclair
Montclair resident Jonathan Hawkins, famed nineteenth century horse breeder, recalls Dexter and Dictator on his Orange County lineage, detailing how Dexter, bought by Robert Bonner for 35 000 dollars after early training, achieved record mile heats and dramatic race feats across Fashion and Buffalo circuits in the 1860s.
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Dexter
Montclair
N. J
Newark
Jonathan Hawkins
Getes Avenue
Orange County
New
Hopert Wouuer
New York
Bonner
Hig Farm
Tarrytown
Derby horses and harness racing notes of 1913 season
Derby notes detail harness racing figures, horses, and earnings from the 1913 season. It lists leading money earners Coxs stable Murphy Geers and drivers like Eddie McGrath, with race counts and records including 2.04% trotters and 2.08% pacers, plus upcoming meets and stakes at Montreal and Orange County Driving Park.
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Stove Hill
Tocksly Hall
Germany
Afton L
Billy Hoeson
Stony Ford Farm
M& M
Montreal
Earl Jr
R. C Lansbury
Broad Brook
Conn
Trotters
Dtwe Jay-Bye- See
Peter Volo
Malcom Forbes
Lulu Lumtine
Dallas
Texas
Frank Boxash, Jr
Cox
Murphy
Geers
Will
Fred Jamison
Monroe
Goshen
Eddie McGrath
Johnston
Orange County Driving Park Association
Gooden
Boston Globe
Hira
Mise Quartermaster
Quartermaster
Charlie” Hanford
Newburgh
Middletown
Monticello Club to Enter National Tournament
Monticello pinpowders plan to send a team to the Eighth Annual National Tournament to be held in Atlantic City no later than April 8, 1914, with events running through Easter week for three weeks. A meeting will be held soon to organize and prepare.
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Monticello
Pioneers Open Season With Victory
Ellenville reports a large Thanksgiving crowd for the season opener at Norbury Hall as the Pioneers defeat Poughkeepsie Athletic Club 36 to 24. After the game dancing followed with Hosenberger's orchestra providing music. planning for an early December opening game at Norbury Hall.
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Ellenville
Norbury Hall
Pioneers
Bre
Poughkeepsie
Hosenberger
Markethall
BOWLERS TOP SCORE IN NOVEMBER MEET AT NIEVES
A bowling event at Nieves featured high scores led by BT Smith with 238 pins. Bert Matthews and J Horton joined the setup as top finishers while 35 participants competed for the prime prize and November honors.
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Nieves
Smith
Peticust
Bert Matthews
J. Horton
Liberty H. 8 Won From Roscoe High in Thanksgiving Tilt
A large crowd gathered at Wickham's Hall on Thanksgiving night for a basketball game between Race High School team and Liberty High School. Liberty won 22 to 34, with a lopsided score reflecting the hosts' strong second half.
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Liverty
Afr
Wickham's Hall
Race High Schooleam
Joel High School
Liverte
High School Plans Out of City Basketball Games
A movement seeks to form a high school basketball team to play all games out of town. The squad would likely practice at Grace Church Parish House, with details to be released next week. Previously the M. H. S. team was dropped due to inability to secure state Armour for games or practice at season start.
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Grace Church
Mrs Vanamee Speaks at Rochester Suffrage Event
Mrs William Vanamee of Newburgh spoke on equal suffrage in western New York during a suffrage program in Rochester Friday night between acts of the play Her Own Money. Also on the program were Mrs Frank J Shuler of Buffalo and Mrs Alice Clement of Rochester, noted suffrage leaders.
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William Vanamee
Newburgh
Rochester
Frank 3. Shuler
Buffalo
New York State Federation of ‘Women's Clubs
Alice: Clement
Liquor Dealers Pay Their Fines in Bond Payments
State Excise Commissioner Parley reported bond payments received from liquor dealers and their sureties. Names listed include Robert T Decker of Allarda Cornet Montcomerr and Marr A Paire of Berneida Faraperson, each credited with $500 for Sunday sales.
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Parley Ber
Enite Sroncht
Hawkins family ties and breeding history of Dexter the trotter
In Montclair and Englewood areas, Hawkins operated in trotter breeding before moving his base. He recalls boarding horses with local residents and neighbors including A. Bradley, Abram Buseing, Thomas Forter, B. G. Doolittle, Samuel Hubbard and Dr. Pinkham. He notes selling the Dexter for 400 dollars but takes pride in producing a notable American turf figure.
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Montclair
Hawkins
Englewood
Henry V. Crawford
Samuel Crawford
Oranges County
Orange County
BE. A. Bradley
Abram Buseing
Thomas Forter
B. G. Doolittle
Samuel Hubbard
Dr. Pinkham
Sunday Call
Dexter
Early Birds Get the Rage Entry Worm
The article discusses early entry announcements for horse racing meetings in Gowden Monroe and surrounding tracks. It urges prompt release of complete programs for Parkway Hohokus Orangeburg Mineola Poughkeepsie and others to help horsemen plan, avoid clashes, and maximize entries and earnings. Secretary Percy W Barton called a meeting urging timely class and purse announcements to stewards.
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Trotter
Pacer
Gowden
Monroe
Parkway
Hohokus
Orangeburg
Mineola
Poughkeepsie
Empire Track
Percy W. Barton
Arden Farms Horses Bent to Jackson
The Arden Farms string of matinee horses, after completing their season at the Historic Track, were shipped to winter quarters in Jackson Tennessee last Saturday under trainer John D. King. The roster includes Belle Grattan Marsle G and Jus tram among others with caretakers Harry Wood John M. Douglas and John Dempsay, and Joao Carraxa as horse hoer. Bell a Grattan has prior matinee wins at Goshen Driving Club and was once owned by Ashley Broens before being presented to Averill Harriman for Christmas.
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Arden Farma
Jackson, Tenn
John D. King
Bilver Gentry
Elsie Gentry
Elsie G
May Boy
Wheeler Gentry
Belle Grattan
the Musketeer
Jeanora
Cornelia Gentry
Marsle G
Justram
Harry Wood
John M. Douglas
John Dempsay
Joao Carraxa
J.E. Grassle
Bella Grattan
Goshen Driving Club
Orange County
Ashley Broens
Gorshen
Harriman
Averill
Marines
Arer- SH Harriman
Newburgh Mayor Warns Police Over Delinquency
Major Coren spoke with Newburgh police about patrol duty urging officers to remain on post unless a valid reason to leave exists. The Mayor announced severe fines for snooping off duty and warned that repeat offenders will be dismissed from the force.
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Newburgh
Coren
Newborns, Nor, William Mapes Hit by Auto at Busy Corner
Newburgh area report describes William Mapes struck by a motor vehicle at Broadway and Grove while en route to a Spanish War veterans event. He stepped from a trolley car and suffered serious injuries, with two podostopher members and family matriarch present.
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Nor
Wiliam
AL Manes
Broadway
Grove Street
Mapes
West Newburgh
Governor to Fill Vacant Ulster Sheriff Office
Gov Glynn will appoint a successor to the late Archibald McLaughlin as sheriff of Ulster County. The appointee serves until Dec 31, 1914, with a full three year term to start after the 1914 election. Candidates include Eugene F Patton Frank P Quigley and William S Doyle. Doyle has strongest backing.
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Glynn
Ulster County
Archibald McLaughlin
Eugene F. Patton
Marlborough
Frank P. Quigley
Kingston
Std
William S. Doyle
Patton
Denton News Highlights Busy Holiday Events and Fundraisers
William Maybee attends his mother’s funeral in Warwick. Families gather for Thanksgiving at Ewing home near Gates school. Denton Church Ladies Aid hosts an oyster supper and fair December 4 at Riverdale Auditorium to raise funds for a church carpet, with tickets 35 cents. Proceeds support Rev. O M Johnson window fund. donations still needed. Mr Peet moves into Denton apartment on Dolson Avenue. Junior Middletown High may visit for a straw ride. services at Riverdale Auditorium draw a good crowd.
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Middletown High School
Denton
Riverdale Auditorium
O. M. Johnson
Y M C A Conference Influence Prompts Warwick Talks
Warwick speakers Willis Mareb Ralph Peimbleton Paul Schriver Thomas Howell and Doug lask Bonnyman shared insights from the recent Y M C A conference at Tarrytown during a union service led by the Y M C A. Ralph Wheeler read a conference report as Judge Sanford noted outcomes of the gathering.
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Warwick
Tarrytown
Willis Mareb
Ralph Peimbleton
Goulamt
Paul Schriver
Chester
Thomas Howell
Florida
Douglask Bonnyman
Next Season's Program at Monroe
The Monroe track announces next summer's schedule identical to last year with changes in pacing events and early entries due May 1. Races run August 11 to 12 include trot and pace events for two and three year olds with prize money around 1000 dollars and adjustable classes for mile and pace horses.
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Monros
Goshen
Monroe
Register Officials File an Appeal
By Associated Press Cincinnati November 23 President Patterson and twenty defendants or former officials of the National Cash Register Company were sentenced on conviction for relating antitrust actions. They filed an appeal today.
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Associated Prears
Cincinnati
Patteragh
National Cash Register Company
Fed
Brooklyn Pastor Extension Vote and Goshen Vestry Election
On Nov 28 the vestry of St John’s Episcopal Church extended a call to Rev. George Balnhach of the Church of the Holy Apostles in Brooklyn. In Goshen on Dec 1 the annual election of vestrymen and wardens at St James’ Church named James Scott Jr Wen for two years and Oliver Totb and WW Wilosx as sect vestrymen for three years each.
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Monticello
St. John's Episcopal Church
Tres- Gay
Georgr FL Balnhach
Church of the Holy Apostles
Brookles
ST. James
Goshen
St James’ Church
Morntar
James Scott, Jr
Teelecind Warren
Oliver Totb
Wilosx
LIGHTS SOON IN TWO SULLIVAN COUNTY VILLAGES
Liberty November 29 The Livingston Manor Electric Company's line to Youngsville and Jeffersonville nears completion despite delays from new rules in PSC processes. Dr F M Woolley says extra requirements have cost about 800 dollars and held up work, but the company expects to finish the line this fall and wire private properties even if street lights cannot be activated this season.
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Liberty
Livingston Manor Electric Company
Youngsville
Jeffersonville
Public Service Commission
Jetter
F. M. Woolley
Pine Bush News Roundup and Community Notes
Pine Bush reports a series of winter observation days and upcoming events. Rev A L Kenyon led services at Graham s Church with doctrinal sermons. Willard W C T U plans a December 9 meeting at Samuel Seybolt s home with Lula Walker as speaker. A Pine Bush branch bazaar and supper is set for December 12 at the A E Church with a dessert table and a 2 o’clock start. The library course second lecture features Miss Marjory Lacy in Every Word sn and is praised for grace. Graham Church Sabbath school Christmas program postponed to December 26. Property moves include John C Howell selling 70 acres to William Wintre of Freehold and purchasing William E Weller s farm nearby. Weller to move in when able, after remodeling. Holstein cattle auction by Crawford yielded 39 head averaging over 90 dollars. top price 210 dollars for a registered cow. Thanksgiving saw many closures. locals visited old residents Archie P Rhinehart, Edward Decker, and others. Halloween lamp theft on Pine Bush street unresolved. plea for information to local authorities. Decker repaints his barn to bright colors. Pine Bush boasts notable paint costs for homes.
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A. L. Kenyon
Grahams Church
Wes
Willard W. C. T
Mia
Samuel K Seybolt
Miso Townshend
Mis
Lula
Walker
Oneonta
N.Y
Willard W
T. U
Pine Bush
A. E
Deseer
Sue
Roth
Pine Bush Library
Marjory Lacy
Graham Church
Tate
John C. Howell
Middletown
William Wintreu
Freehold
L. 1
Howell
William E. Weller
Sae Road
Waller
Newton Highy
Borden
Weller
Will
A. Emily Whitten
Sorth Mable Avenue
Edward and
Lorin Crawford
Philip Hasbrouck
Walden
Masis
Mm Archie P. Rinschart
New York
James P. Rhinehart
Edward Decker
Sugar Loaf
Mr. Decker
Jorden
Formar Pisces
B. O. Bowen Crane
Marion
Resencrans Perenta
Einin Minwanm
Seviyweds
Frazvk L. Whitten
Hallowe'en
Decker
Chvsenge County Board Votes to Open New Hospital
Norwics reports that on November 23 the Chvsenge County Supervisors voted to establish Isha Tudercalosia Hospital, signaling a major expansion of local healthcare facilities and public services. The measure passed amid debate over funding and site selection.
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Norwics
Chvsenge County Supervisore
Cote Isha Tudercalosia Hospital
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