Goshen to Honor 263 Local Soldiers With Tablet
Goshen plans a commemorative tablet listing 263 local men who served in the country’s armed forces. The list was compiled under the National League for Women’s Service, with final erection plans not yet completed but assured to honor the village’s defenders and provide lasting credit to Goshen.
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Goshen
National League For Women's Service
Ub ‘Y
Jv Village
Sheriff McDowell Moves Household Goods to Newburgh
Govden Dec 3 Sheriff and Mrs Fred McDowell have begun moving their household effects from Goshen Court House to the Court House at Newburgh where they will stay for two years from January first. Sheriff McDowell, designated by Sheriff elect William M Leonard as under sheriff, expects all personal effects out of Goshen Court House within two days. Leonard will then start moving in, though the officer change does not take effect until year’s end.
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Govden
Sherif
Fred
McDowell
Newburgh
Sheriff McDowell
William M. Leonard
Goshen Court House
Leonard
League For Woman's Service
Goshen
Dec
National League For Woman’s Service
Henry Bacon
League
Exemption Board
69 Boys Enroll for Military Training at Goshen
Goshen plans show 69 boys ages 16 to 18 enrolled at the high school for military training over two days due to late understanding of arrangements. 49 employed in industries and 20 attending school. total enrollment later reported as 73.
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Goshen
Loys
Montgomery C. Smith
Ihe High School
Victory
Obituary notices from Fallsburg and Warwick area
Obituary notices for Richard P Schoenmaker of Falleburgh dies at home from illness. Survived by four daughters and a sister and brother. funeral held at Woodbourne. Also reports veteran George R Brown of Warwick dies aged 78, with service details and surviving children listed. Other obituaries include Margaret Finn of Florida and Mrs Sarah Bradner of Warwick, plus Jeremiah Cook of Maybrook and Miss Josephine Fischer of Ellenville with brief life summaries and funeral plans.
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George R. Brown
Warwick
West Street
Mr. Brown
56Th Regiment
N. Y
Charles Brown
Maria Vreeland Brown
Macopin
N. J
Rockaway, N. Y
Margaret Finn
Florida
James Finn
Mary A. Sheehan
Lake
Mary A
Wiliam Sheehan
Lake Delia
Smith Decker
Bloomingdale
Margaret
George Halbrook
New York City
Kathryn
Middletown
John and
Richard
Vernon
James
Deal Beach
Maurice
Amy
U. S. General Army Hospital
Waynesville
D. C
Sarah A. Bradner
Sarah A Bragner
John R. Bradner
Third Street
Bradner
George D. Pitts
Eliza Hall Pitts
Laura Bradner
George
Hidgewood
Misa Laura
Jeremiah Cook
Montgomery
Maybrook
Willam H. King
Bilie Laforge
John Martin
New York
Jerry, Jr
Bloomingdute
Hester
Charlotte
Ellenville
Prominent Sullivan County Citizens Pass Away
Thomas Woods of Forestburg Sullivan county longtime postmaster and town official died at Forestburg aged 80 after six weeks illness. He served as justice of the peace and town clerk in Highland and was a well known figure in the area. Also noted is the death of Mrs. Jane Lare in Liberty aged 72 with funeral services held at her home and interment in the family plot.
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William. Donovan
Goshen
William Donovan
Delta Place
Mr. Donovan
Ireland
Marty O'Connor
Orance
Ome
Amie
Robert H. Brown
Margaret VanBuskirk Cox
Port Chester
N. Y
McAfee
N. J
Ida
Theodore Cox
William Newsome
Yorkshire
England
James Newsome
St. James* Chapel
Charles T. A. Pise
Wall Kul Cemetery
Phillipsburgh
Joephine Fischer
Ellenville
Josephine
Fischer
Fawly Hardenbergh
Center Shest
Miss Fischer
Neversink
Sullivan County
Charles Fischer
Theresa Beames
Liberty
Mrs
Hardenbergh
Family Hardenbergh
William Fischer
O¢den
Tiah
Carriz Piecher
Efientilie
Mortis Fischer
Ogden
Utah
Charles G. A. Fischer
Wilage
Theater Street
W. 3. Maines
The
Reformed Church
Tube Cemetery
Paulinekill
Barryville
Benjamin C. Austin
Highland
Thomas Woods
Forestburg
Edward Woods
St. Joseph's
Charles J. Everson
Petersburg
Fla
Nancy Slizepeth Lare
Wieter
Jennie Everson
James D. Lare
La¢Lmere
Frank
M. Lare
G. D. Henford
WITS
Silas Wilson
Mary Grant Wilson
Methodist Church
Frank M
Orr's Mills
Walter D
George E
Parksville
Nettie Hammond
Middletown
W- B. Stafford
Gussie Reynolds
Delhi
George Wilson
E. E. Hart
Cornwall
Raid at the Goshen Inn and War ner divorce case
Charles M Warner testifies in Mineola court about a Labor Day raid on the Goshen Inn with his son Blaine Warner, co respondent Harry F Holbrook, and Warner’s wife. He recounts threats against Holbrook, the family’s finances, and wife’s alleged Broadway past in a heated custody related trial.
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Goshen Inn
New Yor
Charles M. Warner
Warner Sugar Manufacturing Company
Sugar Board
Justice Scudder
Supreme Court
Mineola
Harry F. Holbrook
New York Athletic Club
Charles Blaine Warner
Holbrook
Kensington
Manhattan
Goshen
Gosher Inn
Blaine
Warner
May Ficklin
No. 600
West 118Th Street
Gateman Saves Erie Train From Wreck
Nicholas J. Quirk a gateman near Walnut street crossing spotted a fallen electric light pole across the tracks and signaled to stop Erie passenger train 58. The engine passed over the pole with the pole breaking the eastbound track but the train was slowed and delayed two hours after the warning.
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Binghamton
Erie
Nicholas J. Quirk
Walnut Street
Searchlight rifle aids night hunting use under rifle stock
An English inventor has created a searchlight mounted beneath the rifle sights. Powered by a storage battery, the device illuminates game at night for aiming. The feature appears in an advertisement urging readers to use the Times-Press Want columns for needs and notices.
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Times-Press
Wedding Bells for Miss Balch and Temporal Ford
Miss Ernestine Balch of Middletown and Temporal Charles T. Ford of Massillon were married in Holy Innocents Church by Rev. Eugene B. Farley of Pleasantville. The bride is a trained nurse and has served in the western states. Ford served in the Aviation Corps and is stationed at Mineola. The bridesmaid and best man were Mr. and Mrs. Lester Martin.
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Ford—Balch
Ernestine Balch
E. Balch
Middletown
Charles T. Ford
Massillon
Aviation Corps
Mineola
Long Island
Across Sea Service
Lester Martin
Briarcli ® Manor
In Defense of Poetry Quote From Christian Herald
A fragment praising poetry as essential to spring and autumn, noting Ite violet entumn wording and Ite vivid foliage as part of life’s book, attributed to Christian Herald.
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Methodist
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Elage
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Wichard Polk Schoenmaker
Falleburgh
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Chicago
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