Social Life Notes Highlight Local Thanksgiving Visits
Miss Lottie H Comfort returns to Newark after Thanksgiving with sister Mrs Fred J Hodge. Lieut Theodore E Smith of New York visits Dr and Mrs M Ashley. he earned U S Aviation Corps commission and heads to Texas on December 10. Palmistry booth hosted by Mrs C H Norton at State Armory benefits Red Cross. Various locals share Thanksgiving with families in Middletown and surrounding towns including Fort Niagara officer Chandler Moffett and shipboard service members. notices of visits, relocations, and minor career moves follow.
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Lottie H. Comfort
Newark
N. J
Fred J. Hodge
Theodore E. Smith
New York
M. &. Ashley
Leutenant
U. S. Aviation Corps
Texas
C. H. Norton
Jersey City
Denver
Colorado
Lient
J. Edson Adams
Mise F. Hildreth Adams
Walter C. Adams
Join E. Adams
Orchard Street
Chandler Moffett
Fort Niagara
E. O. Moffett
Yuilderland Centre
N.Y
W. U. Bradley
John I. Bradley
Fear
Lodge
Edward Jackson
Preston Cutler
Spring Street
Ida Jackson
Bircher
Co. W. Roth
Mildred
Helen
Faterson
Roth
Louis Roth
East Avenue
W. Roth
Harry C. Carpenter
Oscar O. Carpenter
Coast Artillery Service
Wickham Avenue
W. Nelson Knapp
East Orange
Middletown
Albany
Hbuwuts
Geneva Center
New Prospect
Pine Burb
Fort Maiagara
Vaa
Utp
George Hornbeck
Sullivan Avenue
Port Jervis
Blanche Cosner
Orange Street
Georgie Willis
Dorothy
Brooklyn
Howard H. Puff
Western Union
Ellenville
Sept. C
Sept. C. H. Hopkins Office, With the .O. & W
Shig City
E. Jackson
North Street
George Williams
Walton
LO. Denman
Edna M. Rutz
Rockland
Charles M. Brenner
William Heidel
John Stickier
Poughkeepsie
Fred Vance
George Springer
Warwick
John R. Mott
Y. M. CG. A. War Fund
National War Works Council
Livingston Manor
Sullivan County
Wilson
Dr. Mott
Root
Russia
Caroline Smith
George Smith
Theodore L. Reeve
East Main Street
Elizabeth Weissert
Lena Schultz
New York City
Boston
Charles St. John
Suffern
Glen Rock
Grand Avenue
Obituaries Chronicle a Series of Local Deaths
A string of obituaries from Hurleyville to Utica notes the deaths of Mrs. Abbie Simpson Purvis aged nearly 90, Daniel C. Lines of Pompton Lakes, Rodger D. Suderley of Saugerties, Irving Sutliff of Branchville, Evelyn Sutliff of Scranton, George W. Booth of Sidney, Mrs. E A MacCullum of Castleton, John Holford of Searsville, and Herman H Kiube of Utica. Surviving relatives span multiple states and towns. services and interments are planned in several communities.
Toepp Receives Permit to Ship Two Deer from Maine
Donald L. Toepp claims permission from the Maine Conservation Commission to ship two deer out of state and shows a card proving compliance with the law. One confiscated deer carcass had a lost tag, while another card was recovered in a letter. The elder Toepp plans to obtain a third deer before the Maine season ends mid December.
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Lawrence A. Toepp
Donald L. Toepp
Maine
The
Conservation Commission
Commission
Akip
Toepp
Swift & Co
Montgomery Town Board appoints liquor license eliminators
At a Montgomery town board meeting held in Walden’s Municipal Building an elimination board was appointed. James L. Crawford Charles A. Kayne and John H. Wiley were designated to oversee license reductions under the Brown law, with 16 licenses to be allocated by October 1 based on population.
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Montgomery
Walden
R. T. Hume
James L. Crawford
Charles A. Kayne
John H. Wiley
Maybrook
Marbrook
Coldenham
Allard’s Corners
Diamond Paper Mill to shut down in New Hampton plant
The Diamond Mill Paper Company at Mile announces ceasing operations after November 3. Raw materials are being shipped to other plants and some machinery will be removed. For nearly 30 years the mill provided work for many men and women amid rising costs and transport burdens.
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New Hampton
Diamond Mill Paper Company
Mile
Talipnad
Lattsburg Gym Destroyed by Fire
A fire discovered shortly before noon Wednesday destroyed a gymnasium at Piatsnars, Lattsburg. The structure, recently converted from a camp theater, housed 35 people and cost about 40 dollars to convert, with the original value around 730 dollars. The blaze damaged equipment and a post exchange area, with sailors and others present in the facility at the time.
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Mattsburg
X.Y
Piatsnars Oo
Post Exchange
Francis W Murray Elected President of Local Bank
Goshen November 30 At a stockholders and directors meeting of the National Bank of Orange County Francis W Murray nephew of the late banker George W Murray was elected president to succeed the deceased. Murray is an officer in the U S Navy and his location is not disclosed. Other appointments include Charles Bidsall as vice president and acting president during the absence, Charles S Yours as cashier, John J Luft as teller.
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Goshen
National Bank of
Orange County
George W. Murray
Francis W. Murray
Wise
Murray
U. S. Navy
Navy Department
Charles 8Idsall
Charlea 8
John J. Luft
Will of George W. Murray Filed in Goshen
The will of George W. Murray president of the National Bank of Orange County was filed this morning in the Surrogate's Court. It disposes of real and personal property valued at about 1 million dollars to relatives. The report also includes other Goshen notices and legal items from November 30.
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Goshen
George W. Murray
National Bank of
Orange County
G. E. Gray Goshen
Gilbert E Gray
Tate
City of
Middletown
Ivtt
Stella Gray
Walden Bad Check Case and Hold Up Confession
Police report a bad check case involving William Duchal at Hii Motor Company and a related hold up confession by George Brundace. Brundace admitted the hold up to police and prosecutors to conceal that he had stolen his father’s car, a Meadowbrook station agent’s vehicle.
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Walden
William PL
Duchal- al Wes
Lanel
Kogkop
Asrani
Wiliam Hil
Hii
Motor Company
Avtior
Alesea
Vuchalaki
J.C. Jothrow
Purhelht
George Brundace
Salstary Malle
Anange Eunty Hag
Hodeup
Couniz
Parisiman
Revober
Herite
Meadowbrook
Brondase
Optimistic Thergy Delivers Pulpit Lesson on Worry
A reflective piece argues the pulpit should guide rather than pace worry, framing doctrine as instruction. The text suggests calm leadership and practical counsel in trying times.
Bradford Manor dispute linked to Hillcrest estate in Goshen
Miss Susanna Bertha Gabeldinger sues to invalidate Barclay J. Wright as administrator of Dr. Bradford's estate. She alleges Bradford promised her the Goshen farm in exchange for loyal service and seeks removal of Wright amid alleged mismanagement of Hillcrest and its contents. The case claims the estate is worth 60 000 to 75 000 with Bradford’s potential 50 000 to 75 000 annual income from his medicine business.
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Goshen
Howard
Bradford
Goshen-Chester State Road
Bradford Manor
Ridgewood Road
South Orange
Derrydale Farm
Lane
Barclay J. Wright
New York
Dr. Bradford
Miss Gabeldinger
Mise Gubeldinger
Gosnen
Hillcrest
Gabeldinger
New Jersey Supreme Court
Wright
Harrison P. Lindacury
Essex County
Port Jervis Man Faces Trial for Felonious Assault
James J. Eagan of Port Jervis is on trial in Goshen for felonious assault on railroad engineer David Holden of Mataumoras. A jury was selected, with Port Jervis and Goshen witnesses testifying about the incident and absence of a weapon. The case continued into the afternoon.
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Port Jervis
Times-Press
Goshen
James J. Eagan
David Holden
Mataumoras
A. H. F. Seeger
Willam P. Gregg
Henry Kohl
Newburgh
Henry B. Fullerton
Eagan
Stephen Campbell
Erie Tollen
Wild
Holden
Henry B Knight Dies Treasurer of Goshen Savings Bank
Henry B. Knight longtime Goshen Savings Bank treasurer died Sunday at his home on Sain street Goshen after a long illness He was born in Monroe son of Chauncey Knight and Mary Thompson a Cornell University graduate class of 1875 He later joined Knight Conklin and served as bank treasurer for 19 years Funeral services will be held at his home noon Tuesday with interment in Slate Hill Cemetery, Goshen.
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Abbie &. Purvis
Abbie Simpson Purvis
David Purvis
James M. Purvis
Hurleyville
the Decessed
Pleas
Ant Valley
Eustis
Purvis
New York
Alice
Frank Denniston
Fulton
N. Y
Daniel C. Lines
Sussex
N. J
Pompton Lakes
Lines
Blac Smith
Howard Watkhins
Pompion Lakes
Edward Moore Areo
Colesville
Branchville
Irv. and
Sofia
Mary
Branchvilla
Irving
John Holford
Addison Crawford
Searsville
Ireland
James Purcell
Montgomery
Beevie, Holford
Herman H. Kiube
Utica
Times-Press
Goshen
Henry B. Knight
Sain Street
Monroe
Chauncey &. Knight
Mary Thompson
Cornell University
Dakota
Newburgh
B.S. Turner
Knight & Conklin
Slate Hill Cemetery
Gusien
Not to Eliminate Racing at Goshen
Goshen officials deny rumors of halting harness racing at the Historic Track next year. An interview with a Times-Press reporter clarified that no dates or meeting details will be set until the Goshen Driving Park Association’s annual directors and officers meeting in February. The elimination rumor arose after the August Old Glory Horse Sale program in New York failed to advertise dates.
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Times-Press
Goshen
Ue Association
Tacme
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Samuel Oakley Crawford Rearrested for Grand Larceny
Samuel Oakley Crawford, freed by a county court jury in Goshen, is rearrested on a warrant from Isla-Ware contraband cases and sought for a similar offense in Dutchess and Delaware counties. The indictment was found in New Wind sor county under the alias Charles Graham Boone.
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Samuel Oakley Crawford
Times-Press
Goshen
Nev
Frederck
Hity
Charles Graham Boone
Wattant
Dutchess County
Delamare
John J. Eagan Acquitted in Assault Case
A jury found John J. Eagan not guilty of assaulting David Holden after a trial by jury held by the People of the State. The case stemmed from an incident on a street where Eagan allegedly struck Holden and drew a weapon, according to witnesses.
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Ates
Paud Holden
Matamoras
Furlough Notes From War Endorsed Home Visits and Meetings
A page item notes Ralph J. Laks and others on furlough or transfers to units including the 1th Regiment and Field Artillery. Aveusius C. Wallace plans Thanksgiving leave with family near a camp. Clara Claytet attends a Young Women association meeting at the home of Mrs A V B Wallace, with a war relief drive planned on December 3 to organize a local branch in the area.
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Goshen
Ralph J. Laks
Win
Clara Claytet
Mra
V-B
Wallace En Toiden Hill Avenue
Wn Qe Johem
Solna
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