Social Life Notes From Middletown and Environs
A roundup of local residents and visitors includes Robert Cunningham Jr touring from Washington D D with parents, Frank Keener in Havre de Grace, Billy Helin acting in New York, Navy updates for Captain Corbett and others, engagements and musings on wartime duties, travel to New York Detroit and Washington, and community events at Queen Esther Chapter with planned meetings in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cunningham, Jr
Washington, D
Robert Cunningham
Big City
William C. Hess
Beacon Street
Tarrytown
New York
Mayorook
Hehn Haw
C. N. EB
Frank Keener
Sprague Avenue
Keener
American Telephone and ‘Telegraphy Co
Havre de Grace
Dairymen Plan Their Own Nonpartisan Party
Utica New York December 5 delegates to the Dairymen's League convention adopted a resolution for a nonpartisan party. President Br. D. Cooper claimed the league dominates state politics and helped defeat G W Perkins as State Commissioner. John Dillon criticized the New York City Milk Commission and said dairy producers have not had a square deal in Washington. An appropriation of 5000 dollars was authorized for a Washington reiteration effort. Capital stock was set to rise from 300k to 311k to support growth. the league lists about 4.8 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Deirrmen’s League
BR. D. Cooper
Lillle Falla
G W. Perkins
John Dillon
Food and Markets
New York City Milk Commission
Washington
League
World Butter Production Records Fall at Accic Acme
Accic Acme, co owned by Al Morris and Bons of Woodland California, under University of California supervision, set new butter production records. The operation delivered 1,231,421 pounds in 266 days and 1,167,346 pounds of winter butter in 206 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Accic Acme
al W. Morris & Bons
Woodland
Cal
University of California, MH
Ticcot
Tahitabedi
Ty Kerystoas
Beavis Piura Johanna
Hetetela
Sietens & Sons
Pennsylvania
Auxie Actes Mik
Detroit
Lectures on Reformation by Rev C B Wilt
Rev C B Wilt of the First Congregational Church continues his lectures on Reform, presenting forceful sessions for interested listeners. Next, a discussion on the German reformations and contemporary Swiss theology shapes the program, following Rev Swift’s recent remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B.wilt
Swift
Case Stanton Inc names directors for new auto company
Albany December 1 The Times-Record Albany reports Case Stanton Inc a newly incorporated stock company to manufacture automobiles vehicles tires and related products The capital stock is 19006 divided into shares of 160 each Directors named include George W Care of Port Jefferson James W Stanton and Harold M Stapion of Wilaboro
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Albany
Case-Stanton, Inc
Middletows Stock Company
Birt
Iowa
George W. Care
Port Jennis
James W. Stanton
Harold M. Stapion
Wurlaboro
Thanksgiving gathering in Otisville benefits Red Cross
Otisville residents attend a Thanksgiving dinner and charity event at Mount Hope on December 6 with proceeds aiding the Red Cross. Laura Mulock visits Jersey City for Thanksgiving. other local names appear in social notices about gatherings and an entertainment program planned for December 13 to fund a local charitable cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otisville
Becc
Fred Penny
Abe Lommer
Mount Hope
Mitchell
Red Cross Organization
Laura Mulock
Jersey City
Edward Smith
Teelding
May
Alfred Ketcham
Caskey Buys Interest in Local Firm
Port Jervin reports L Cashey acquires the interest of Jarod Kaembich in the chithhing firm of Sehemarver & Krimbach. The firm will henceforth be known as timppever 4 Casker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caskey
Port Jervin
Dee
Warrs L
Cas Hey
Jarod Kaembich
Sehemarver & Krimbach
Wil Herasfer
Timppever
Casker
Obituary of Castarline Williams in New Jersey area
Obituary notices Castarline Williams born near Beemerville New Jersey aged about 74 died November 26 at the home of his nephew Captain F G Spencer in Sandyston New Jersey. He served in the Civil War and practiced law for about 30 years in Rochester New Jersey. He is survived by his daughter Mrs Ward Holbert granddaughter Vathes and brother L J Williams sister Mrs A M Wieler and Mrs Al Jy Ayer. Funeral Tuesday November 29 in AMDOOL at seruaiign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castarline Williame
Casterline Williams
Visas Willising
F. G. Spencer
Pest
Cloge
Ann Arbor
Mich
Rochester
N.J
Aogut
Ife
Ward Holbert
New Kook
Vathes We
Bruther
L. J. Wiliams
Atranton
A. M. Wieluer
A. Oundyston
Mra
Jy Ayer
Westtown
Slurvike Bink Abermel
Amdool al Seruaiign
Obituary notice for Mrs Merritt of Port Jervis and Brooklyn
Mrs Merritt of Port Jervis and Brooklyn died at home at 0 774 Street Brooklyn aged years. Born December 24 1879 at Culadebackville she was daughter of Thomas Merritt and wife of Merritt. Survived by husband four sons three daughters, father James D Merritt and Thomas Merritt Jr two brothers and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hary Bower
Port. Jervis
Alice Lye Mery Howe
Howe
STU Steel
Brooklyn
Weauntsday
Ember Goth
Pile
Deéeceaned
Culadebackville
Thomas Merritt
Guddebackville
Port Jervis
Toy
East Main Street
Arguters
James D. Merritt
Lucy M. Kimber
Jennie A. Merritt
Obituary notices from a late 19th or early 20th century paper
Multiple deaths reported including Mrs Azubah L King widow of Silas L King who died in this city in her Jth year. Born March 11 1634 in Boston she married in 1844 and lived in Vermont Massachusetts Indianapolis and Lindford Pa. Funeral at Home for Aged Women Hillside burial at Hillside. Also death of Mrs Angelena Kerin Pittsburgh widow of Hon Thomas L Kerin born in this village formerly a cadet at US Military Academy. Survived by two sisters and four nephews. Susan Jane Evans aged 75 died in Pine Bush after fasting illness. Funeral in Walker Valley with burial in Walker Valley Cemetery. Family thanks friends for kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azubah L. King
Azubah Little
Silas L. King
Massachusetts
Indianapolis
Ind
Lindford
King
Pittsburgh
M. T. O'Neill
Richard Sterling
Vincent J. O'Neill
James L. O'Neill
William M. A. O'Neill
Joseph F. O'Neill
Pine Usp
Susan Jane
W. L. Evans
Pine Bish
Tuessy
Charles Brown
Walker Valley
Elizabeth Farrington Died At Brooklyn Home At Age
Elizabeth J Farrington died suddenly at her home 140 Patchen Avenue Brooklyn on a Tuesday afternoon. She was a former Newburgh resident and sister of Mira Joundill and Miss Marsaryt Higgins. Survived by a husband a sister two children and a nephew. Dr Edward A Asers of Srumibvile died Monday in Franklin Hospital from complications. his death followed long service and he had a private hospital in New York before moving to Franklinville. Also noted is the death of Mrs Annette Monks of Jersey City aged listed with descendants Irene and Annette and siblings John and Edleta of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Helin, Jr
Billy” Helin
Proctor's
New York
Herbert R. Tice
O. Tice
Grant Street
U.S. Navy
Academy Avenue
A. H. Schultz
Beattie Avenue
5. B. Isaac
Binghamton
Floyd Hinchy
Detroit
Mich
John D. Stivers
Janet
New York City
J. W. Trauger
Yonkers
Harvey S. DeWitt
Roosevelt Hospital
Bigs
Frank Featherstone
Camp Wadsworth
Wickham Avenue
Walter J. Breakell, Jr
W. J. Breakell
Ollaville
Dla
Breakell
Navy
S. Nebraska
Edwin R. Carter
Webb Horton Memorial Church
Sceuty
America
Aviation Corps
Firthcliffe
Shearer
Matteawan Naional Bank
Beacon
Lloyd W. Furman
U. S. Railway Mail Service
America Avenue
G. H. Gerow
Walter H. Gerow
Warwick
Gerow
Newport
R. 1
France
Peter Hinchey
North Street
Floyd Hinchey
Lyman Peck
George Stewart
Stewart
Harry Smith
E. Istle Street
Martin E. Lee
Westtown
Lee
New Paltz
Philip H. DuBois
DuBois
Times-Press
Mr. Lee
Watkins Avenue
Camp Hingham
Mass
Ele Deimater
Ellenville
Charles St. John
Charles’ St. John
Philadelphia Navy Yards
Grand Avenue
Clarence E. Renisen
Albany College of Pharmacy
J. W. Remsen
Frank Watson
Suffern
Charles St. Johe
William L. Wetzel
Plymouth
Ethel 1. Styder
Prospect Avenue
Ordnance Department
Rock Island Arsenal
Isabel Brink
Quartermaster General
Washington, D. C
Washington
J. M. Rosenthal
A. H. Short
Middletown
Monticel
Elizabeth J. Farrington
Patchen Avenue
Brooklyn
Newburgh
Ezra
Margaret Uasserilae Farrington
Mr. Farrington
Newbagh
Fartraxion
Mira Joundill
Alvaza
Jece
Mists Marsaryt Higgins
Earl Barstagion
Farrington & Evans
Fifth Venue
Branchville
N. J
Det
Edward A. Asers
Srumibvile
Civd
Franklin Hospital
Mondas
Preurapaeimonis
Asers
State Boaard of Health
Azers
Annette Monks
Willam Hatelae
Monkazen
Irene
Annetie
Iorothers
John
Edeata
Wurtsboro
Stephen Linesay
Mt. Frosper
A. BR. McCune
Pine Street
Jennie Romer
Kingston Avenue
Everett
Sullivan Street
Matrice Ostrander
H. ¥. Ostrander
Soldier listed: ROT son of Wir and Mrs Hacon
Notice gives service details for ROT, son of Wir, and Mrs S J Hacon of 227 Monhagen Ave. He enlisted in Company I in summer, moved to 106th U S Field Artillery, now at Camp Wadsworth Spartanburg SC. Funeral notice appears elsewhere. Charles Blanchard of Stevensville dies after paralytic stroke. Born nearby 7 years ago. a farmer active in granges and agricultural groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wir
Mra. S. J. Hacon
Monhagen Avenue
Company I
106Th U. S. Field Artillery
Camp Wadsworth
Spartanburg
S. C
Charles Blanchard
Stevensville
Sullivan County
Sloan Returns to Montgomery After Car Accident
James Sloan, injured in a touring car accident on the Go shen Middletown state road, was moved from Thrall Hospital to his home near the village but will miss days of farm work. Brown Brothers win heating contract at George A. Mould home. Grace A. Lawson’s shop site on Walk skill avenue noted. Several local events and meetings announced including Scouts, church services, and a funeral in Newburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
James Sloan
Goshen-Middletown
Thrall Hospital
Brown Brothers
George A. Mould
Thomas Iow
Durther
John A. Crasney
Ruth Craghee
Columbia Valversis
New Lork
Thomas Hadaway
William Devitt
Abde Semmisgs
Mathew Vevnt
Kates Comfort
Uvige
Emily Lawson
Regulaa
Scouis
Wali
Oudiu
Lelore
M. G. Leche
Newbured
Leonard M. Broan
Clinton Street
Elsie Gnoet
New Fork
Vsvilus
Mary
Kehoe
GeuTse McCarta Taube
Lrother
Ihe Handuag
Ined
Siewis
E. Sherwood
Charles Buddabd
Ralph
Middletown
John T. Olcott
North Road
D. T. Harris
Newark
N. J
Alex. Henderson
Joan Mofatt
Pine Bush
Fred Collard
Ovent
William McCarter
Otisville Grange Elects Officers for Year
Otisville Grange elected officers for the year at the December meeting. J H Smith and Lee Writer were reelected masters, with Irwin Hawkins as steward and George Mitchell as assistant steward. Other posts filled include Chaplain Moe B Weller treasurer Albert Manning secretary Mrs J H Smith and several clerical roles. Installation set by D V Farley in January with four applications to be acted on. A Purina Feed illustrated lecture followed the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otteville Grange
Grange
J. H. Smith
Lee Writer
Irwin Hawkins
George Mitchell
Moe
B. F. Weller
Albert Manning
Hamptonburgh
Local Notes from Wurtsboro and Nearby Areas
Wurtsboro reports residents moving in and out of homes on Pine Street Kingston Avenue and Sullivan Street. Families visit relatives and attend church events as weather and local happenings unfold. Donation Week and a Christmas benefit dance are planned in Goshen with community support and U S A dances.
Personal notes from Thompson Ridge social circle
A fragmented note mentions Mrs Theresa Dosle of Thompson Ridge and local social ties with Goshen and Newark Hitch School leader Thomas Collard. It references gatherings at Mrs Oliver Tat and nearby dates, with scant readable detail about attendees or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Dosle
Thompson Ridce
Goshen, der
Thos
Newark Hitch School
Mra
Oliver Tat
Goshen Knights Organize War Camp Fund Drive
Goshen Council of the Knights of Columbus pledges 3 000 000 to aid American soldiers and training camps in France England and Italy. The drive aims to raise 2 000 for relief building support with 74 secretaries serving at cantonments and new halls and stations being erected or prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen Knights
Goshen
Council of the Pee of Columbus
France
Uns
Wilson
Wortk
England
Italy
Goshen Council
the Knights of Columbus
Charles A Landy
Joseph C. Donovan
John J. Meany
John Packer
Florida
Thomas Dolan
Joseph Weyntak
Durlandville
Bernard Dowd
Bernard Duisky
Pinesland
John Clunan
James McVeigh
New Hampton
James Reilly
George Kaln
Chester
J. Grabowski
Mount Eye
J. J. Downey
Maple Avenue
J. BE
Kelly
Southfields
Thomas Clifford
Arden
Harrimat
Plan new feature for the big August turf meeting
Goshen plans for the 1915 August trots on the Historic Track to boost local horse breeding in Orange County. A two year old sweepstakes is discussed with entry set at 200 dollars per horse and no final rules yet. prominent Orange County sires include Bingara and Junior Stokes, with breeders optimistic a local orange county horse may win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Orange County
Guy
Lorseven
Bingara
Benjamin A. Uniktey
Junior Stokes
Sim Keli
Lis Arablemate
Cousewague Farms
Peter the Cheat
Peter Boy
McLintock
al Mack
New York
MacLintock
Richmond Farms
Chester
Goshen News Highlights Basketball Debut and Local News
Goshen reports its first basketball game in two years with the Bantam Five facing Abddivews at Garr Hall, drawing a large crowd. Other items note engagement announcements for Bar bara Steele to Lieut. Walter Surroughs Surong, senior figures from Kappa Fraternity, and new officers at Goshen Savings Bank including Harry B. Smith as secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Dee. G—alr
Georgey Frederick Steele
Beacon Street
Brookline
Mass
Barbara
Walter Surroughs
Surong
Coast Artillery
Alliss Steele
Garand Sconool
Strong Way
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Moi Signa Kappa
Garr Hail
Lee
Abddivews
Bantam Five
Bess
Gillgentis
Personal note from Goshen family on Prospect Avenue
Local missive notes Mr le jang and children of Newar and Mr and Mrs on Prospect Avenue. It mentions savings certificates and thrift stamps being sold at the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
le Jang
Newar
Prospect Avenue
Bears
Berngar
Postoffier
Patched summary of lodge officers named for district deputy
District Deputy I D Og Goshen announces Chares Pitzpatrick as District Deputy for Orange District No 2. The lineup of lodges includes Neversiak 338 and Port Jer 143 along with Wan and 444. Grand Secretary F S Ubardasoone leads the slate with Grand Marshal R J Dottuas and other grand officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. D. OG. Goshen
Chares Pitzpatrick
Orange
i _ ranger
Iinisiah
Neversiak
Antha
Port Jer
Pitzpatrick
Piclleaing Sin
F. S Ubardasoone
R. J. Dottuas
Grand Financial Secret
Samuel van Gelder
Grand Sin
James Eldred
Iden
Fran, Stewart
Levi van Leastan
Grana
David Oliver
James J. Sever Gossen Dies After Illness in Flower Park
Dr James J Sever Gossen died after a long illness in Flower Park He was born in Goshen Indiana July 7 He trained at Homeopathic Medical College and practiced in New York for many years He served as civil governor or state official and traveled extensively in Europe His office was at No 1 Siti New York City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gossen
James Loals
Goshen
Othe
Mae Vors
New Lata
Europe
Sitesi
New
Train to Stop at Goshen for New York Jersey City passengers
A historical notice describes a train stopping at Goshen to discharge seventy passengers from New York and Jersey City and to take on travelers bound for three stations and points west. The terse text notes prior planning and official file references related to Goshen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Evie Inaim
Cos
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William Monks
Amparyey
Sloan
Newrburgh Barber
Newpargh
Fred PL Black
Knowr Lather
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UW Lander
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Disearen
Asdot
Percy
Jace Om Trureday
Frank W. Yeune
St. George's Cemetery
Otisville Grange
Gee
Energency Hospital
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Beneat
U. A. War Fund
Tae
Basset
Mi. Sauerland
Mre. S. di
Mullen
Persivor
U. S. OF A
Lier
Ter
Sientgoners
Shuroad
Seagomery
Corse
Chas Young
Wice
Junge Hoon
Campi Lh Madi
S“R Terata
Tataer Pethul
Goohta
Ste. Fardames
Connell
Charlie O'Lonnea
James A. GO Connell
Chas
GO Connea
G. F. Norton Goshen
St. James
G. Prederita Nerson
Gowren
Dee Fo
Sherst
Howard
Barlow
Botus
Taree Park
Taosein
Cory
Geeben
A. Rall
Monroe Teraji Tan Wonar
A. Alo
Wassingtom
Lia
Colurmuss Layd Ame Ag
Iaide Trons
Ins Gross
zeTviqy
Prc
Fchet
James Aldogne
Ates S
Goushen Savings Bank
Dela Monnar
Harry B. Smith
Henry B. Knight
Iis Il Health
Henry E. Coleman
Mr. Smith
Knight
Coleman
James J. Sever
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