County Treasury Claim Arises Over New York City Debts
Cornwall official H. W. Chadeayne told the Board of Supervisors that New York City may owe Jefferson County money in a sum estimated over 2004 dollars. A solicitor, Melvin Palliser of Liberty Street, may recover funds with a 30 percent contingency. The board tabled the matter for a later session while other town expenses and a bridge maintenance apportionment were discussed.
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Gosden
Board of Supervisors
H. W. Chadeayne
Cornwall
New York
Chadeayne
Hoerdio Segaion
Melvin G. Palliser
Liberty Atrest
Palisser
New Yor
Chadgayne
Claigy
J. BE. Dusols
Stony Ford Stock Farm sales lead Goshen notices
In Goshen on December 6 the Stony Ford Stock Farm proprietor Louis Titus sold portions of the Stony Ford including the Hill farm of 180 acres to Walter Mueller the Virgil Crint house and lot and the old hotel part to W H Lanney adjoining land to George McGee with auctioneer W H Lanney handling the sales and authority to sell 300 wires near Stony Ford station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stony Ford
Goshen
Louis Titus
Stony Ford Stock Farm
Hill Farm
Walter Mueller
Virgil Crinthouse
Goshen-Montgomery State
George McGee
W.H. Lanney
Alsc
Lanney
Stony Ford Station
Case Argued in Albany Over Estate Note Transfer
The New York Court of Appeals heard the appeal by Edowodo Biallo and Metropolitan Trust against George G. Miles as administrator. They contest a $618237.46 judgment from a trial term in a promis sory note case linked to a stock transfer involving W D Stratton. Arguments questioned Miles’s acquisition timing and Stratton’s authority, with Nash Rockwood and Edwin M Ottenbourg representing appellants and respondent respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
George G. Miles
George C. Miles
Wat
Edowodo Biallo and Metropolitan Trust Company
Alexander McDonald
Court of Appeals
New York
Ate Lee
McDonald
W.D. Stratton
Stratton
Southern Railway
Logan
Miles
Stalle
Nash Rockwood
Edwin M. Ottenbourg
Obituary notices from a local city paper recount several deaths
Mrs Sarah E Miles widow of former Alderman John Miles dies at 6:45 AM at Lake Ave home after paralysis. Survived by son J Fred Miles and granddaughter Lulu M. sister Mrs Chas H Brown of Linden Ave. Active in First Congregational Church and Martha Washington Chapter. Also includes notices for Mrs Ida Stevens of Campbell Hall 66. Mrs Hugh Fitzpatrick of Campbell Hall. Mrs Ann McDonald of West Conkling Ave. William Horton and son Hugh Jr. Catherine O Leary. Joseph Beirach. Michael Phillips. Lewis Wintervelt. and a note on the family keepsake.
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Sarah
E. Miles
Sarah Elizabeth
John Miles
Lake
J. Fred Miles
Lulu M
Chas, H. Brown
Linden Avenue
Miles
First Congregational Church
Women's Guild
Bowing Circle of
Church
City Missionary Union
Martha Washington Trebekah Lodge
Hugh Fitzpatrick
Alice Fitzpatrick
Hugh Mutspatrick
County Bligo
Ireland
Nicholas McDens
Ann McDoncald
Nicholas McDonald
West Conkling Avenue
James McCluskey
Newark
N. J
Church of Our Lady of Mt Carmel
Social notes of Middletown area residents
U S Navy destroyer Healey commander Litemant Keel A McIntyre visited New York on Wednesday returning to his ship Thursday. Local residents and travelers including Fred Mayeshee Halph VanWert Wilfred Laymen and many families connected to Middletown and surrounding towns appear in daily visits and extended trips to Philadelphia New York Schenectady Bath and Niagara Falls with plans for Florida trips and holiday gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Létitemant Keel A. McIntyre
U. S
Healey
New York
Natute
Big Home
Fred Mayeshee
New York By
Palisades
James KE. Henderson
Philadelphia
Ruth Crams
Heaust
James Bush
Honesdais
All Place
W. 8. Force
Pear Westtown
W. 'J. Savage
The
Auto Car Sales Company
William F. Brown
Middletown
Niagara Falla
Cyrus B. Elmore
Seratoga Epringy
Elmore
Lainyetty Avenue
Mr. Elmore
Conservation Commission of the
State of New York
Baratoga
L. W. Lawrence
Hurlersille
W. H. Kortrisht
Paterton
W. A. Kort
East Main Atreat
Harry Bulenberger
Gardner Avenue
Schenectady
C H. Hopkins
N. Y
W. R
Hopkins
F. R. Schmid
Yonkers
L. N. Denniston
Hartford
Miami
Florida
Jackson Marks
Galilee
Middleown
Anna Patmeere
Bath
N.Y
Florence E. Hare
Elen Hare
Linden Avenue
C. W. Roth
Paterson
N. J
Moth
Louisy Roth
East Avenue
Julia D. Carpenter
East Orange
Jersey City
Eliza Killian
Liberty
Jesse Bakewell
Jesun Bakewell
Port Jarvin
W. H. Hector
Harriman
S J. Francis Hospital
Church Services and Events at Denton and Nearby Presbyterians
Denton Presbyterian holds Sunday school at 10am and celebrates the lord’s supper at Ila Ridgebury Presbyterian. Weettown church with Rev. F. M. Line offers a Sunday morning sermon on Carlet the Ideal of Manhood and a David’s Song of Deliverance service. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30pm and youth group Saturday at 7pm led by Miss Isabelle Saver. Bible class Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Lee.
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Denton
Ila
Weettown
Presbyterian Church
F. M. Line
Oakland Valley Notes and Local Visits
Oakland Valier Tec S A earprice present to Albert Ongées Monday at his home. Guests departed after a late hour. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Case and family visiting out of town. Margaret Galligan spent a few days at her home. Trecy Turner and family of Port Jervis spent time at Gr. Senith’s home. Raymond Van Riperbax returned home after weeks with Mr. Oréen. John Hieke 3, from Walden, started a hiking trip to Port Jervis, reached about 11 o'clock Tuesday morning, was later found. Police were notified. Frank A. Brown escorted Wag to Weléen Ds welcome.
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Oakland
Mr. Oréen
Raymond van Riperbax
Port Jervis
John Hieke
Walden
Eribe
Port Jervie
Erte
Uratast
A. Brown
Ds Weleme
Westbrookville mill inspection and local notices
J B Kopf of Kopf Manufacturing Co New York visited the J E Ashworths blanket mill in Westbrookville to inspect wool processing. Bazaar set for Dec 9 at M E Church basement. Local residents travel and illness notes include Mrs Neubert returning to Middletown and Edwin Culver’s continuing illness.
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Weatbrookville
J. B. Kopf
Kopf Manufacturing Co
New York City
J. E. Ashworth
John Ostrander
Walter
Harry King and Son
Brooklyn
David Rhodes
Ethel Sayre
Monticello
Percy Skinner
Matamoras
Sinter
Bis Place
Norma McDowell
Ther States
Arthur Mapledoratn
Lewis Decker
Middletown
Earl
George Culver
Trio Arrested For Series Of Thefts In Rockland Orange
Nyack December crime report details the capture of Patrick Gilmore Thomas Brennan and James Carroll by New Windsor and West Shore detectives. Gilmore's possession of wire cutting nippers links them to thefts of railroad supplies telephone and telegraph wire brass and lead fittings from private houses and other sites over the past two months. The trio, found near Walsh dock, had been camping at a brick barn on Walsh brickyard property when arrested after a night raid by ConStable Fanning and detectives Hillman and Mead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyack
Rockland
Orange
Patrick Gilmore
Erie Railroad
Thomas Brennan
Eat Shore
George Hillman
James Carroll
Gilmore
Fanning
New Windsor
Grange County
Hillman
Mead
Weat Shore
Walsh Dock
Ute
Walsh
Captain Stivers Takes New Command in 69th Regiment
Captain M A Stivers of this city becomes regimental surgeon of the 69th New York infantry. His career includes leading the First Hospital Corps, command of the Third Field Hospital at Camp Whitman, and deployment to the McAllen concentration camp before transfer to the Second Field Artillery awaiting orders for muster out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Stivers
69Th New York Infantry
Saturda
Sinte
Wilson
National Guard
Stivers
Flrst
Camp Whitman
Peekskill
Third
McAllen
Texan
Jerry
New York
Washingtonville Streets to Be Improved
At a Business Men's Association meeting on Monday evening Dr William E Need presented final report by the committee on road work. Plans call for widening and paving Main Street to Gorham, with state road maintenance in the future. Washingtonville seeks town funds and state aid, Goshen being the exception. Thanksgiving visitors from Michigan and Rome Me are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Washingtoniie
Business Men's Association
Willam E
Main Sire
Gorhra
Inia Village
Washingtonville
Clarence EF. Fitch
Fwuahbter
Edpon
Rome
W. F. Giles
Colored pastor wed another as intended bride waits
Goshen Dee George Washington Jackson colored of this village says his daughter was jil ted and seeks police help to verify facts about a Thanksgiving wedding. He claims John Parker pretended to be a preacher and had wed a Mary Green daughter of Baradlies Green, while Jackson vows a full investigation. Town Clerk Handerson questioned Parker’s claimed ordination and credentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Dee
George Washington Jackson
Jackson
John Parker
Erie
Secou
Parker
Ve Naine
Mary Green
Baradlies Green
Hhis Vik Ak
W. C. Scott
Section Gang
Scott
William A. Handerson
Barnes
Waycross
Sugar Use at Hires Condensery Reaches Daily Total
Unionville reports daily consumption of over 6,000 pounds of sugar at the Hires Condensing Company Inuinea plant. The plant turns out more than 400 cases of condensed milk daily, aided by a dynamo installed for night electricity. The operation receives 100 cans of milk daily, and workers toil around the clock to fill orders.
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Unionville
Inuinea
Gra._e
Minisink Grange
Clarence Curriee
Mort Clark
Harry Christie
Joe Costi
K. C. Rutan
Currier
John Farley
Brell
George Card
Bullville Grangers Elect Officers At Annual Meeting
Bullville Grange No 1002 chose officers at its annual election with Roy Tarbell as Master and T A Anderson as Overseer among others. A dance with Moulds orchestra is planned in Bullville Hall as part of celebrations. Multiple community notices follow including illnesses and travel plans of locals and a report on Eliiah W Tice's injury from a fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullville Grangers
Bullville
Bullville Grange
Roy Tarbeil
T. A. Anderson
Roy Tarbell
Raymond J. Howell
Howard D. Mills
Walter Trumbull
John G. Mmler
Henneth W. Hume
Harry Cooper
Marion Cooper
Pomona
Madge Serly
Flora
Lillian Cooper
W'H- Not
Rumsey
George Bull
George Ayres
Mould
Grencers
Mia
John Cooper
Frank Armstrong
Ming Mary Anderson
John Bilis
Eliiah W. Tice
Local Cantata and Obituary Report from Moffat Village
The article notes an annual cantata at Moffat Library on Friday night December 22 with tenor George Conchian and a First Presbyterian Church set in Nacon. It mentions Erevet Dueenburr taking 2 points at First National Bank, a pastor’s discourse at Methrnie, and a church choir performing “He is Calling Me.” A Thanksgiving collection of $13 was sent to the Home for Aged Women in Middletown. Mrs. Lucy Olive McWhorter, 74, died after acute indigestion at her daughter’s home on East Main Street, with her funeral at Waeningha vile cemetery and a later Thanksgiving service at the Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev. FW Walsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moffat Librare
George Conchian
First Predicterian
Nacon
Dueenburr
First National Bank
Oople
Middletown
Lucy Olive McWhorter
Leonard Bennett
Willam Lewis
Rachael Common
East Main Street
Waeninghavile
Presbteriagn
FW. Walsh
Brooming Grove
Ald Society
The
Cake sale at Mrs Tarntall’s home event
G Church will hold a cake sale at the home of Mrs James Tarntall on December in the afternoon from 3:40 to 5:00 p.m. Proceeds go to church funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Tarntall
Obituary Notice of Juteen Decker in Haven
Juteen Decker died Thanksgiving morning at age 41 at his Haven home from a distaste related illness. He leaves a wife in Goshen, four sisters, two brothers, and several relatives. Funeral services were held at his Haven residence with Rev. J. B. Bottom officiating. interment followed in Westbroonville.
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Butteen Decker
Weathbrookriiie
Juteen Decker
Io Haven
Goshen
Cartie
George Vanheorrn
Daniel Arkworth
Julia Wate
John
Cnrver
Amma
Wiliam Gorton
Thie Place
Stephen Decker
Warehery
Lewis Decker
Middletown
Hig
Haven
Seranday
J. 3. Bottom
Ovenille
Westbroonville
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Manning
DuBole
Fort Jervis
Deerpark
Messrs
Banger
Altamevr
Deerpack
Albert Manning
Mondaf
Menging
Bernard J. Connelly
Erie Freight
E. J. Vormwald
Mr. Connelly
Mr. Vormwald
Thompson Ridge
Board OF Trustees
Village Board of Trustees
Corporation
New Street
Brownleigh Stock Farma
Chris
JJ E B. Corwin
Monroe Bay
Christopher Columbus
Monroa
Frank Crikey
Acre
St John's RC
Webstar Avenue
J. A. ‘Brady
St. John’s Cemetery
Gothen
Eletton
St. James’ Chapel
Murray, Jr
Arden
Oliver Tuthill
W. W. Wilcox
Dec
Arvenue
Main Street
A. O. Snow
Western Union Telegraph Company
Frank Richards
Floriat
Montgomery and Erie
Telegraph Office
Mr. Richards
Ctler
Gonden
Min G
DA. R
Methodist Church
K. Hopkins
Wrdaworth
Hiram Smith
R. J. Hock
W. Hyatt
Delta Place
Eugene Hyatt
Weehawken, N. 1
Virginia
Glen-Arden Hunt
South Street
the Plains
Utica
Charigg
Goeken
Uthex
Hamptonburgh
Dairyman’s
Cohen’s
West Main Street
Suny
Case
Mira, Ida Stevens
Campbell
Hall
Ida Stevens
Joseph Johnston
Walter Stevens
Walter, Jr
Charles
Campbell Hall
Jennie
Frank Brown
Midietown
Elstere
Mma
John Stevens
Carrie
James Chambers
Craigville
William WH. Horten
William H. Horton, Jr
Times-Press
Hampionburgh
William B. Horton
Maytrook
Duckies
Cathering O'Leary
Catherine O'Leary
Durlendville
T. Talman
Bridgeton
N. Vas
Joneph Beirach
Xeeh Kelixy
York City
Michael
Miédiewna
Thomas
Durlandwile
Elizabeth
X. J. Aleo
Pine Srandcarem
C. Wittig Pridge
C. Willis Phillipa
Mare
Warren A. Runde
Pall Street
Port Jervin
Mr. Phillips
Menqaap Valley
Lewi Winteld
Lert Winteld
Henry Marios
Montague
Toemay Bae
Church News
Ridgebury Presbyterian
Christian Endeavor
Ewee
Slate Hill Presbyterian
Oakland Valley
Westbrookville
New Yorker
Washingtonville News of
Mrs. Magic
Ser Nce
Presbyterian Chereh
Eveolog
Dairymen's League
Mm Grange Hall
Trumeach Busiiness
B. J. Hall
Dairymen’s
Lesgue
Halle Cortright
Marie Hemmover
Meyers, Montgomery and Gibbs
Glendale
Presbyterian
James Toner
é@ons
Roy Martin
Detroit
Mick
Kia Marti
J. W. Halliday
Grae
Bayonne Rey
Marlones
Tice
G. W. Dickerson
D. W. Lee
Scotchtown
Circleville Road
Uties
Circleville
Buliviile
Dairymen’s League
League
Herbert Mitts
Birdseye Young
West
Grange Hall
Munk
Erickson
Orchestra
Cirelerite
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