Town funds apportioned in county board session
The Board of Supervisors met at 10:30 am to apportion funds including General fund 150,000 and county poor fund 16,925.04. Reports covered school taxes, railroad bond payments, and tax levies for fire districts and town audits. Attendees included Sheriff-elect Alexander C. Seregian and guests during a list of committee assignments and adjournment to Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Dec
Board of Supervisors
Clark
Bradisy
W. S. Clark
Seymour
Corwin
Frank Patterson
Durland
Ward
Ward, Grece
Chadeayne
Sayer
W. Sr. Clark
Crawford
Railroad Commission
Wail
Florida Fire District
Warwick
Pierce
Highlands
Pine Bush Fire District
Newbareh
Tarn
Prk
Tursday
Death of Martin Delaney Noted at St Francis Church
Michael F. Delaney of Knogare mune, head of a squad of outside workers at the Middleion State Hospital, died at New arth after a lone fall at Liters and ether. The funeral will be at 9 14 Tuesday at St Francis Thorck with a High Mass of Requiem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saderrand
Michael F. Delaney
of & Knogaremune
Middleion State Hospital
Newarth
Tie Martin 2
Delaney
St. Francis Thorck
Newtursh
White House Caller List at National Rivers Congress
A caller roster from the White House lists participants including Bradler of Evermeer Hughes, Ty. B. Hasbrouck and J. Potter of Ellen Leghies for the National Rivers and Harbage Congress in Washington. The fragmentary notes mention Oniar and nation sTestman but lack full context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Oniar We
Evermeer Hughes
S. Naall
Ff. Ty. B. Hasbrouck
FL J. Potter
Ellen“leghies
Washington
City Ministers in Conference at Westminster Church
The Ministers Association of Mid letown met at Westminster Church on Monday afternoon at 2. Large attendance from town and neighboring towns. Plans included borrowing a circulating library from Albany’s state library for Thrall Library. Rev W E C Gumbs A L Lightfoot W H Whittington and C H Reynolds elected members. Committees arranged for Thrail Hospital services M C A Day in churches and to support city growth. A committee urged Assemblyman and Senator to back focal option for cities and oppose Sunday saloon hours. Rev F Smithers Jr led a discussion on preaching, showing strong knowledge and engaging delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministers Association of
A. L. Lightfoot
W.H. Whittington
C. H. Reynolds
Association
Meassrs
Messrs
Kirkwood
Courtright
Butler
New York City
Smithers, Jr
Mrs Freer Celebrates Her 87th Birthday at Never aink
Correspondence notes a Pleasant gathering at Mrs J A Freer home in Sullivan county to mark her eighty seventh birthday. She has twelve children eleven grandchildren and eighteen great grandchildren. Attendees from Neversick Neversick Dayton Middletown Centerville Liberty Ellenville and Chicago sent birthday wishes and gifts including money and two cakes. The family hopes she will be spared to enjoy future birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-Press
J. A. Freer
Neveraink
Sullivan
Freer
Sullivan.canatr
Jesse Dayton
Neversick
A Dayton
Middletown
Joseph Penny
Centerville Station
George Brock
Liberty
William Booth
Harold
Ellenville
L. J. Hoornbeek
Josie Freer
C. E. Freer
Addie Freer
Beatrice Freer
Bertha Freer
Grace Emma Helme
Charlie
Harry
Evaline
Stanley Freer
Iran Cros
Newburgh
Frank
Chicago
Doings of Surrogate Up to the 30th Ult
Surrogate John bi Swezey’s court records up to the 30th ult. note administration and decrees in estates and guardianship actions. It lists executrices and heirs in the wills of Franc Louise Wilkin and others, with names and relations among the parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bi Swezey
Sithputs
Franc Louise Wilkin
Middletown
M. Louise Wilkin
Florence Wentworth
Old Erie Employees Dead at Nyack
John Myers a well known conductor on the Old Erie line died at his home in Nyack on Monday afternoon after a brief illness of pleuropneumonia. Funeral services were held at his home on Thursday at 2 29 p m. He was in his 57th year and had a long career with the railroad from brakeman to doctor on the Northern road for about twenty two years. He leaves a wife who died seven months ago and six sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Myers
Northern Teed
Ater
Thurador
Myers
Eale
Jones Chy
Por Jervis
Miers
Firemen Hold Monthly Meetings Across Several Units
Excelelor Hook and Ladder and Monhagens Hose Co met in regular session Monday night. Officers presided, new members Edwin H. Simmons Ralph Vernon and Elwood B. Carney elected, social events planned, and a gavel and block gift from Butler firemen showcased. Members discussed new automobile equipment rules and prepared for a New Year masquerade ball and minstrel show participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monhagens
Mons
American Hard Rubber Co
Butler
Owen
Elliott
C. L. Walworth
Supreme Council
K. of C
Startup & Quackenbush
West Main Street
Charles Higham Fife, Drum and Bugle Corps
Committee Names Knights of Columbus Scrubs Indoor Baseball
William Mc Carthy John Romer William Hirst William Baker and John J Nolan form a committee for Knights of Columbus. On Wednesday evening the company scrubs will play an indoor baseball game against the regular team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McQuoid Engine Co
Coorsch
Walsh
Andrew Hagan
John F. Flynn
Joseph Lisiske
Foreman Costello
Thomas Mabon
William Hisst
Edward Lahr
Dain Romer
Charles McKaze
Leon Simpson
Knights of Columbus
William McCarthy
John Romer
William Hirst
William Baker
John J. Nolan
Daily Life at Thrall Hospital
A hospital article details nursing education and professional standards at Thrall Hospital, noting greater specialization and higher education for nurses, plus ongoing lectures to broaden cultural and general knowledge. It reports patient cases, recoveries, and one death among discharged patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thrall Hospital
Accidentally Shot by Companion During Hunt Near Pine Island
Mivard Hotaliss of Edenville was wounded Sunday when a companion's gun discharged in a swamp near Pine Island. The ball entered his right arm at the elbow, shattered the bone, and caused a severe injury. Dr. Bradner of Warwick attended him, and his condition is reported as improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mivard Hotaliss
Edenville
Pine Island
Mr. Hotaling
Dr. Bradner
Warwick
Marriage of Batavel Free and Elva Wit Unis
Batavel B. Free of Yonkers and Elva Wit Unis of Middletown were married Monday evening November 2 by Rev. J. T. King of Yonkers. Attending were Miss Delia Free of Horells and G. Boyd Gray of Yonkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavel B. Free
Yonkers
Bowell
Elva Wit Unis
Middletown
J. T. King
Delia Free
Horells
G. Boyd Gray
Monticello Sewer Plans Await State Clearance
Monticello rounds up sewer plans and specifications to be reviewed by the State Health Department by week’s end. Taxpayers will vote on the sewerage question in about ten days, marking the likely final decision on the system’s installation and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
State Health Department
Monticells
Probe on Milk Trade Targets New York Dealers
Attorney General O'Malley moves to appoint a referee to hear testimony against about ninety leading New York milk dealers and several stockholding corporations. He seeks to dissolve the Consolidated Milk Exchange, claim it fixes prices and controls eighty percent of city milk, with potential criminal actions and a possible Albany hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Malley
Seabury
Supreme
Willian Grant
Brown
New York
Albany
The Consolidated = Milk Exchange
New Jersey
Borden's Condensed Mik Co
SheMeld” Farms
Slawson-Decker, Co
Mutual Cream and Milk Co
Consolidated Milk Exchange
Wilk
New York City
Milk Exchange, Limited
Supreme Court
E Xaperely
Consolidate
Milk Exchange
Ssesty
Intergrate
Brooklyn
United States
Det
Ite
John A. McBride
Wiliam B. Conklin
Joseph Leimmie
Treserer
Charles H. C. Beakes
Joseph V. Joran
Thomas C. Smith
Fred E Seliex
Wiliam B Conklin
George Slaughter
L C. Jordan
John P. Wierck
Joseph Larmails
James A. Howell
Heart Youngs
Baward B. Sanford
Walter R. Comfort
George Ibuken
HH. F. Bentamen
Wiliam E. Rogers
The
Dairymen'’s Manufacturing Co
Borden
City of
New-York
Dia
Malik
Hitchange
H.C. Beakes
G. Jordany Baward B. Sanford
William ‘A. Wright
Joseph V. ‘Jordan
Sanford Dairy. Co
John’ P. “Wierck
Walter E. Comfort
Thomas
Stalth
Joseph Leemmle
George Thaken
Fred. B. Seller
Alexander’ Campbell
William A. Lawrence
Charles E Seller
C Windsor
Farist
John
A. McBride
H. P. Hodtemas
Woz
Conklin
Dennis
Jena
R. ‘Baker
Daniel
Bpasley
Richard Bull
David Bleter
Okardavoyns
Alfred Ely
Thomas B. Harbison
Kate Shea
Johnson
Christ
Willisim E. Rogers
William HE. Rogers
Standard. Butter Co
Frederick-2 -Beach
B. Howell
Herman Kern
B.A. Decker
San Fora
George Eb.beakes
E. J. Preston
H.as Robinson
Newman Hall
Samuel Levy
the New Jersey Zinc Co
Antod "Koster
R. Sto
AL Wieson
James Hoof
Peter
Roll Call Service for Calvary Church Meets High Standard
The annual Calvary Baptist Church roll call and reunion drew strong attendance. Rev Forest P. Hunter spoke on The Effective Church, defending church value amid criticisms and highlighting active church members, philanthropy, and the seminary pipeline. Members or supporters shared brief recollections, with praise for the church’s work and literary touches from Maude L. Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Baptist Church
Allie’ Mullen
Forest P. Hunter
First Baptist Church
Benerclert
Maude L. Evans
Reed
Charis Otte Fuller
Ptac Pheton
N. Y
Bate
Teo
Bawcock Ederates Hymeneal At Saint Pauls Parsonage
Mirthful notice of a marriage at St Pauls parsonage between James J. Babcock of Grand Avenue and Antoinette Edwards of Harting Street. Rev De Charen L. Walworth officiated. Groom is a wage earner and they plan to reside in Middletown.
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Bawcock
St Pauls M
Ellenville Notes and Local Appointments in Brief
Sunday visits span Middletown to Ellenville while church events and town social life unfold. Notables include a funeral in New York, prison guard appointments, and a busy Tilber County Agricultural Society annual meeting detailing finances, premiums, and officers.
Public Voice on Tollgate Tax Abolition Appeal
Taxpayers and highway users around Midgetows petition lawmakers to remove the northbound tollgate charges. They describe the levy as a heavy burden dating from earlier times and urge action as state taxes expand.
Dixon Named Guard at Bears Mountain Prison Construction
John Dixon of Centerville Station, who has served nearly two years as attendant at Middletown State Hospital, received a telegram from George McLaughlin, secretary of the State Prison Commission, informing him of his appointment as guard at the Bears Mountain prison construction. He left Tuesday to assume the new duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Thxon
Centerville Station
Middletown State Hospital
George McLaughlin
State Prison Commission
Bears Mountain
Dixon
Interred at Port Jervis and Senator Price Ill
Theody of John L Marpis died at Wisner arena crossing of the O and W Saturday. His burial will take the train 21 at 9 21 Tuesday morning at Port Jervis pallbearers named T F Caultan Richard Sheerin Henry Bebe John Vail Robert Cunningham J R The senator Jacob Cole Price remains seriously ill at his Branchville New Jersey home after a cold turned serious following a return from New York Medical attention sought after arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Jervis
Theody
John L. Marpis
Trie
T. F. Caultan
Richard Sheerin
Henry Bebe
John Vail
Robert Cunningham
J. R
Senator Price
Jacob Cole Price
Branchrilla
N. J
Cole
Kingston company elects Carpenter second lieutenant
At a company meeting, Carpenter was elected second lieutenant to succeed Dewi. Major Albert Seal presided. The record includes garbled notes about the Tisse Prese and related personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company M
Company MA Kingston
EB. Carpenter
Henry A. Dewi
Albert Sealpaerd, Sr
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County Star
General Poor Court
Minisink
Monroe Anes
Montgomery
Mt Hope
Portant
Reutor Smith
Mrs. Freer
John O. Pitney
Port Jems
Elizabeth Dilistia
Robert W.smith
William H. Lipith
Matthew McCue
Lizzie C. Reae
William Cook
DeWint VanBuskirk
Edward R. Smith
Elizabeth Baker
Marion F. Hartips
Denver
Col
County of
Orange
Susan P. Hawkins
French Bros
Charles W. A. Sneed
Excelelor, Hook & Ladi
Dewitt
William
H. Davis
Automobile Committee
Tighe Royal Tourist
Tighe
Lcot Simpson
Waalkills
Waalkill Engine Co
Linden Hell
Charles Shoemaker
Charles Hart
Ralph Conkling
C. B.wwoodratt
Qutasia Hose Co
Phoenix
Phoenix Engine Co
Leroy
Watson's
Aurse
Technica
Golde
Alma Plater
Joseph Schaap
Joseph “M. “Devoe
Spring “Glen
Hulett
de Stivers
aArthur P. Gibson
Beppin. Ledritz
Marbrook
Edward Palmer
John Valiequette
Cadosia
Wiliam Pomeror
Cook’s Falls
Hymeneas
Eree—Williame
Attorney General
Calvary
Jister County Agricultural Society
Mr. Yarrow
Willis Galloway
David Galloway
Dileaville
St. John's Episcopal’ Church
Svéning
Mine- Radle
Nickaeon
George ‘Herzog
Ee ‘i S.M. DePuy
New Palte
Buvinese
Willam Weser
Nicholas
Weser
West 23Rd Street
Elfenville
John H. Kimble
Wayside Inn
Irving McNally
Wifl
Hartleyville
Eugene Burbane
Charles Wassenger
Frederick Korn
Wilkes Barre
Walsanger
Philadelphia
William Doyle
Saugerties
Mitchell House
Tilter County Agricultural Society
Village Hall
Preasem
J. Potter
Baboville
Wallkill
Willian 5
Dorle
W. Kelly Shook
Chester Young
John Heinztoan
Harry C. Derby
Ellen
Public Voice
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