Nip and Tuck Lodge Elect Officers At Annual Meeting
Nip and Tuck Lodge No 29 L A of the B R T held its annual election with Mrs Hattie E Jones as Past President Mrs Marietta Babcock as President and other officers named. Installation will occur Thursday evening Dec 30 New Enterprise Hive No 217 L C T M announced its officers led by Miss Catherine Gof as Past Commander and Mrs Carrie B Olds as Commander Grace Church Men's Club elected officers led by President W W Young and Secretary Ira N S Gardner in a meeting focused on boosting male church attendance.
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Nip and Tuck Lodge
L. A
Hattie E. Jones
Marietta Babcock
Myra F Wilson
May Kronk
Lillie J. Torrey
Maggie Monarque
Sarah Thompson
Mary Kirk
Mary McMickle
Julia Schlitt
New Enterprise Hive
Catherine Gof
Carrie B. Olds
Mina Reed
Hermione
Mary L. Morris
Clarlena Waters
Georgiana Chardavoyne
Alma
Orma Freeman
Sentinel
Margaretha Behme
Georgiana Manz
Minnie Edwards
Minnie Sheely
Margaret, Travis
Almeda Freemen
Grace Church
John Bright
W. W. Young
Harvey S. del Witt
Ira N S. Gardner
George T. Bryant
Port Jervis Masons Elect New Officers
Port Jervis Lodge 328 F and A M elected officers at the stated meeting Friday night. Worshipful Master Fred Terwillis led the slate with Senior Warden Louis C Senger and Junior Warden Herbert Senger. Other officers named were Treasurer William P Kaufmann Secretary Emmet A Browne Trustee Fred N Mason. Installation set for January 14 following appointments.
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oMcers
Port Jervis Lodge
A. M
Fred Terwillis
Louis C. Senger
Herbert Senger
William P. Kaufmann
Emmet A. Browne
Fred N. Mason
Kozak Award Upheld For Injuries To Erie Employee
The Appellate Division, Second Department, affirms a $25,000 verdict against Erie Railroad Co. for employee George Kozak who lost both legs in November 1808 when run over in Port Jervis. The company had offered wooden legs and repatriation, Austrian consul intervened, trial verdict stood after appellate reversal.
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Erie Railroad Co
George Kozak
Port Jervis Vards
Kozak
Austria
Morahauser
First Presbyterian Women Share Overseas Mission Work
The December Wo man’s Missionary Society meeting at the First Presbyterian Church parlor drew a large attentive group. Miss Al Howell delivered an excellent Syria talk on Dr William Jessup’s work and shared letters from Korea China and India. Mrs L T Jutson presented a pamphlet on Child Life Among the Southern Mountaineers. Tea refreshments followed.
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Woman's Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church
Miss al Howell
Syria
Wiliam Jessup
Miss Howell
Nyme
Korea
China
India
L. T. Jutson
Died of convulsions Saturday morning
Our Tabern correspondent reports Thomas Sheldon son of Mr and Mrs McLaughlin died Saturday morning at age at Aberyn from convulsions. Funeral held Monday at Bongsup Centre M E. A Pitas notes the death of Frights disease patient in Highlang Hospital Fishkill. Survivor listed as a Bronze Age New York son with ties to Jer Tomgdains Hose Mo.
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Thomas Sheldon, Ronas
Mren
OR. McLaighiia
Av. McLavshiin
Aberiy
Bongsup
M. E
Eaeio P. Pitas
Highlang Hospital
Fishkill
Fie Marwate
Fireanis Otis
Deny a Trust in Milk Trade Hearing Continues
The investigation into a possible monopoly in the milk trade continued Friday before Referee William Grant Brown in the attorney general's office. Key figures including Alexander Campbell of Brooklyn and Joseph Laemmle testified on exchange practices, prices, and the role of the Consolidated Milk Exchange. The hearing adjourned to Monday as the probe expands to examine independent milk dealers and internal bylaws.
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William Grant Brown
Charles H. C. Beakes
Johnb. Coleman
Consolidated Milk Exchange
Beakes
Philbin
Beekman & Menken
Mutual Milk & Cream Co
Coleman
Menken
Attorney Generals
Alexander Campbell
Alexander Campbell Milk Co
Brooklyn
Campbell
Alexander Campbell Milk.Co
Borden
Standard Oil
Joseph Laemmle
Milk Exchange, Limited
New Jersey
Leemmle
Court of Appeals
Consolidated
Prohibitionists Name Executive Committee in Orange County
The Prohibitionists of Orange County elected a new Executive Committee at a reorganization meeting held at Ramsdell's school. Officers include Chairman W. C. Ramesdell, Vice Chairman D. S. Gerow, Secretary and Treasurer Abner B. Hartin, Assistant Secretary J. E. Walsh, with Chauncer Brooks and Ward Jr. Bull among others. The committee plans 19 canvassing workers to organize in every election district.
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Orange County
Ramsdell’s
W. C. Ramesdell
City
D. S. Gerow
Nexburgh
Abner B. Hartin
J. E. Walsh
Washingtonville
Chauncer Brooks
Mountremerr
Gerow
Ward Jr. Bull
Monroe
Fortunate in Toils Jtha Serunate Faces Court
Jtha Serunate appeared in police court on a Monday morning to answer two counts of intoxication. He confessed to drinking a little when asked about the incident. The recorder ordered a five dollar fine or five days in Golden jail, with the money to be paid to the officer.
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Recomer Thompteen
Heads
Golden
Death in Newark Power House Claims 24 Year Old
Ralph Welden twenty four from Middletown New York died in a Newark power house Sunday night. The Mitchstosen drettory dves to Ralph Welden and the Wallkill Tran ail Ma say they never had an em quay of that name.
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Newark
Ralph Welden
Middletown
N.Y
Wallkill
The Farms Of Our County In Orange County
Orange County figures show 99.8 percent white farmers, 0.2 percent colored. Ownership and tenancy patterns, farm sizes from under three acres to over thousand, and total farm valuation around 24.6 million dollars. Dairy, livestock, crops, and orchard outputs detailed with yearly counts and state rankings, plus population and geography notes.
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Orange County
Orange
State Department
St. Lawrence
Grange County
New York
Erie
Trait Orange
United States
Warne County
Good Things Are Great In Odd Demosibenen Note
A brief read presents a quirky line about many things being great yet hints some are not. It briefly mentions 211 good things and an odd term s4X Demosibenen without clear context or further details.
Women's Missionary Society to Meet at Mrs Hornbeck's
Ridgebury December 13 notes the Women’s Missionary Society will gather Thursday afternoon at Mrs Hornbeck of Slate Hill H L Traverse has returned with his Bible to Mills Pa and leaves his sorrel horse with Rev Gates for winter. A C E Society fair last Friday drew a large crowd and strong interest. F Clark and wife with his brother Wil and wife plan a three to four month trip to Walla Walla via Chicago and other cities.
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Women's Missionary Society
W. Hornbeck
Slate Hill
Traverse
Mills
F. A. Gates
C. E. Society
F. Clark
Wil
Walla Walla
Wash
Chicago
Rodeman Wagner Oak Wedding in Kingston Letters Home
From Ellenville correspondent Mrs Ida Garland Wagner daughter of Mrs Laura E Garland wed W F LaRue Rodeman M D of Newark at 36 Pine Grove avenue Kingston The Rev Dr J G Van Slyke officiated A luncheon for about forty five guests followed The couple left for New York then Old Point Comfort and will sail to New Orleans before settling in Newark after January 1
Ambition and drive in a fragmented reminiscence
A fragmentary reflection questions ambition and the urge to act beyond limits. The speaker contrasts desire with fear and hints at a personal determination to push past constraints in pursuit of a goal.
Business Career of Benj Montanye in Monroe and Jamestown
Benjamin Montanye a Monroe businessman and former postmaster died on a Saturday at his daughter Mrs Herbert Wiley’s home in Jamestown New York aged about eighty The Times-Press notes his long career from moving to Monroe in 1876 renting the Corner Store then building the Fowler Store and later selling stock to Luther Terwilliger He served as Monroe postmaster for four years and later ran a boarding house In later years he resided in New York or Jamestown He was twice married and survived by two children Carl in New York and Mrs Wiley in Jamestown
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Times-Press
Benjamin ¥. Montenye
Monroe
Herbert Wiley
Jamestown
N. Y
Montanye
Fredonia
Bloomingburg
Sullivan County
C. B. Knight
E. H. Seaman
Eugene Smith
Cornwall
Mapes
Luther Terwilliger
Harrison
Montange
Terwilliger
Fred-Hulse
South Main Street
New York
Momtange
Louise Matthews
Charles Matthews
Montanye F
Mary Caroline Galloway
Albert Galloway
Galloway
Carl
Montanye family figures in Battle Creek obituary
In Battle Creek Michigan a 93 year old resident named Hals and Hearty is listed as deceased. The deceased is identified as a brother of the Honorable Jenac V. Montanye and Hesty H. Montanye, both residents of Goshen.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Hals
Inio Hon. Jenac V. Montanye
Hesty H. Montanye
Goshen
Copper Shipment Held to Stop Payment Dispute
Monticello resident P C Murray sought Judge H B Royce’s help to halt a copper car shipment he claims was not paid for. He says he sold to two Paterson men and instructed his agent not to bill until payment arrived. The car passed via Port Jervis to Paterson over the C and W railroad, with no payment made. Murray traced the load to Valley Junction before pursuing legal steps and an investigation.
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P. C. Murray
Monticello
H. B. Royce
Port Jervis
Paterson
Valley Junction
Funeral for J Dimmick King in New Vernon
The funeral for J Dimmick King who died by his own hand in Jersey City will be held at the Old School Baptist Meeting House in New Vernon on Tuesday at 2 30 PM after the Eric train arrives. King ran a James Street restaurant and later a hotel business in Howells. he was about 40, son of the late Theodore King and nephew of Winfield King of Howells.
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J. Dimmick King
Jersey City
New Vernon
Eric Train
Mr. King
James Street
Howells
Union to Meet Quarterly in Orange County
The Orange County Labor Union will hold quarterly meetings with the next gathering set for Newburgh on April 10. A committee to discuss a county tuberculosis hospital was formed, including W. F. Schindler of this city Henry Lupton of Walden John Templeton of Newburgh and Charles E. Daly of Port Jervis.
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Orange County Labor Union
Newburgh
W. F. Schindler
Henry Lupton
Walden
John Templeton
Charles E. Daly
Port Jervis
Visit Our Toy Department in Basement
Come with the children to browse a crowded basement toy department full of dolls, carriages, games, and airships. Shoppers are urged to bring ideas for Santa and explore a wide range from 5c to 5.00 in value, with many items priced at a nickel or dime.
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Buz
Vantine
Santa Claus
Demerest
Saint Nick
Avalanche of Christmas Stationery in Whitings Flora Box
An avalanche of Christmas stationery offered as gifts with Whitings Flora writing paper and envelopes. Beautifully decorated box and hundreds of assortments to choose from. Per box 19 and 25 cents.
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Edwin P. Pitman
Tandreds
New York Son
Ir. Beakes
M. W
Bloomin TE
E. A. Jones
J. RK. van Benschoten
J. H. Howard
F. H. Gniffer- Escart
A. B. Clapham
S. C. Darisoz
Sentis
M. Moore
di. RI
Sears
John H. Drape
Times-Prees
Ridgebury
Benj
Ana
X-Mas
Gio
Prioss
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