Povello Fights Rejected Bill Over Hotaling Case Expenses
George Povello formerly of Newburgh says the county bill for expenses in the Hotaling murder inquiry was not approved by proper authority. He recounts his role in interviewing Antonio Biassi, obtaining a confession, and tracing suspects to Jersey City and Hoboken, with the district attorney endorsing the expense report.
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Newburgh
Hotaling
George Povello
Gott
Goshen
Geo. Povello
Burexa
Vereau
O. K
Antonio Biassi
Highland Falls
Sherif Lazier
Biassi
Omar Hotaling
Jersey City
Hoen
Lozier
Hoboken
Albany
Wilson
Board of Supervisors
Eureka Private Detective Bureau
Plan Week of Prayer
A Week of Prayer for Peace and Unity is announced by the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America for January 20. The plan assigns daily topics from reconciliation to education and social service. Leaflets and program details are available from the national office at 612 United Charities, 106 East 22nd Street, New York.
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Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Federal Council of Churches
United Charities
Roe
East 22d Street
New Yorty
Peace
Beakes Hurt in Fall at Coal Yard
John G Beakes coal dealer at 12 Railroad Avenue fell from a wagon injuring his right shoulder. Dr A Pres en taneek treated him at home at 1124 West Main Street and he is comfortable under the circumstances.
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John G. Beakes
Railroad Avenue
A. Presen’taneek
West Main Street
Mr. Beakes
Financial dispute over show costs cited by Courier Journal
The Louisville Courier Journal notes a producer spent $20,000 on a show, with a strong reaction of approval in the quotation. The exchange highlights the risk and commitment behind theatrical production.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Goshen Doings at the County Seat
In Goshen on December 13 over 400 dollars was raised for the Emergency Hospital through a Tag Day. Prize winners include Jane Gill, Bessie Dalton, and Natalie Scott among 55 contestants, with gifts donated by local merchants. Also reported are a Peeping Tom on Prospect Avenue and a P O of A mask dance with prizes won by Mrs Bemrose, Miss Nettie Clark, Mrs Forsythe, and Miss Marcella Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Grant Hugh Browne
Jane Gill i
Bessie Dalton
Ansen
Natalie Scott
Marie Hoffman
Helen Stillman
Prospect Avenue
Hiram Tuthill
P. O
P. Q O
Bemrose
Nettie Clark
J. W. Forsythe
Uncle Sam
Marcella Russell
Goddess of
Liberty
Obituary notices from Roscoe and nearby towns
Obituaries report the deaths of Mrs Susan Cairns widow of William Cairns known as Rusticus and Miss Margaret J Hall who died in Montgomery New York from chronic neuritis. Surviving relatives include family members in Jersey City Port Jervis Middletown Monticello and Bridge Street residents. Funeral details note services at the Meusgeier home led by Rev William Howes and interment in Brick Church cemetery. additional notices mention Mrs James Monaghan and Ida Louisa Wilcox Monaghan with survivors listed.
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Roscoe
Susan Cairns
William Cairns
Rusticus
G. Meusgeier
Margaret J. Hall
Montgomery
Mary Emma Rockefeller
Bridge Street
Robert
Eisie
A. (Rockefeller) Hall
Hall
James Monaghan
Jersey City
Anna Dedrick
Port Jervis
Harry Miller
George Osborn
Monticello
Aries
Walter Wilcox
Middletown
Henry
Wesley
Pompton
N. J
George
Injured Workman Brought to Goshen for Treatment
John Stone, injured at work on the Erie and Jersey short cut, was brought to Goshen last evening. Dr. Condict met him and took him to the Emergency Hospital. An examination found a severe strain of the back.
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Goshen
John Stone
Erie & Jersey
Condict
Death of Mrs Goodrich in Goshen Area
Mrs Gildes Goodrich of New York City died after residing previously on Prospect avenue in Goshen. She was a daughter of the late Conklin Coleman. The notice was received in Goshen last night.
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Goodrich
Goshen
Gildes Goodrich
New York City
Doctor Kane Leaves Hospital After Appendicitis Surgery
Goshen reports Dr. J. F. Kane who underwent an appendicitis operation at the Emergency Hospital several weeks ago was discharged yesterday.
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Goshen
J. F. Kane
Changes Residence and Social Notes from Goshen
Charles Barnes moves from Prospect avenue Logan property to Scotchtown avenue Wilson house. Miss Elizabeth Sharts and sister Miss Marie Wilson return to New York after visiting their mother on Main street. Alice Hart Neafie attends the 20th anniversary of the Daughters of Holland Dames at the Plaza Hotel, New York. Goshen Savings Bank trustees fix 4 percent interest for six months ending January 1 on up to 3000 dollars. deposits before January 10 earn interest from January 1. The Goshen Dancing club mid season dance at Central Amusement Hall draws a good crowd.
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Goshen
Charles Barnes
Logan
Prospect Avenue
Wrilson
Scotchtown Avenue
Elizabeth Sharts
Thomas Wilson
Kate Sharits
Main Street
New York City
Alice Hart Neafie
Daughters of Holland Dames
Plaza Hotel
Goshen Savings Bank
Central Amusement Hall
Goshen Dancing Club
Local Goshen Notes Include Dance Plans and Visitors
Goshen details list Mise Morse opening a physical culture and dancing class at the Central Amusement Hall tomorrow at 4 p m. Ben Finan, Fordham Law student, spent the weekend in town. Miller Reed Contracting Co. eyed Tweedy building. Merrill Carrigan and George Morgan visited town. Louis Titus received 17 mares and colts from Woodland Stock Farm. Alpha Tau Sigma to hold a dance December 27 with Tierney’s orchestra. State engineer Frank M Williams and Mrs Williams returned to Albany. Thomas Sheridan painting H Arvanite store on Grand Street.
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Goshen
Mise Morse
Central Amusement Hall
Ben. Finan
Fordham Law School
New York
Mr. Miller
Miller, Reed Contracting Co
Tweedy
Merrill Carrigan
Newburgh
George Morgan
New York City
Louis Titus
Woodland
Cal
CR. Donley
Upetion Tau Sigma
Goshen H
Tierney
Frank M. Williams
Sparrowbush Man Hurt In Rabbit Hunting Accident
William Reymar of Sparrowbush was shot by accidental discharge of a shotgun while rabbit hunting on Wednesday. He received treatment from Dr. W B Kelley and is recovering. Reymar, former member of the 24th Separate Company, runs a Sparrowbush hotel. Beatrice Burr of Newark NJ visits Port Jervis and stays with Mrs. Cuddeback, while A R Armstrong of Pine Bush conducts business in the city.
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William Reymar
Sparrowbush
W. B. Kelley
Reymar
Beatrice Burr
Newark
N. J
William H. Cuddeback
Port Jervis
A. R. Armstrong
Holiday neckwear display attracts shoppers today
Our store presents a holiday showing of neck wear with varied quality at low prices. Many handsome pieces under a dollar with items at fifty cents and twenty five cents, plus sets and separate pieces up to 3.98.
Two Case Silk Throw Covers For Xmas Gift
A sale offer presents two cases filled with pure sanitary cettoh. One side features flowered silkkoline and the other dotted kekko silk with a seven inch plain silk border. Colors include blue red pink green and lavender. Special Christmas price two dollars ninety five cents.
Hosiery Sale Ad Encourages Gift Stockings at Demerest's
Promote safe choice of hosiery with boxed Xmas sets at Demerest's. Women’s silk stockings priced 50c to 2 dollars, lisle 25c to 50c, cotton 2 pairs 25c to 50c, children 12 9c to 25c, men 1.24 to 50c.
Gloves Make Ideal Christmas Gifts In Varied Styles
The glove section offers an immense assortment including lined and unlined kid gloves mocha cape suede and washable leather gloves in black white and new colors. Cash merette duplex and double silk gloves in short long and strap wrist styles for women misses and children with gift box options.
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Europe
Elegant Blouses and Lingerie Waists Featured
A period listing highlights gift options including crepe de chine blouses in white and colors, plain or embroidered styles, tub silk blouses with striped and solid colors, and a selection of net and lace waists along with plain and fancy lingerie waists.
Silk Petticoats Featured in Xmas Special Collection
A local store promotes nearly 200 new silk petticoats for Christmas. The lineup includes plain taffetas and flowered designs in a range of colors, boxed for gift giving. Prices run from $2.98 to $5.98.
Demer est Handkerchief Booth Delights Shoppers
A festive display showcases hundreds of handkerchiefs, praised for design and value. A highlighted lot offers a hundred stitched unstitched handkerchiefs sold in gift boxes at 25 cents for three, with others priced 5 cents to 3 dollars each.
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Demerest
Hand Bags of Exceptional Quality For Xmas Gifts
Undoubtedly the biggest variety in plain leather Kid lined at $1 Morocco Pin Seal and Baby Seal $2 to $7.50. Women would be pleased to find one for Christmas gifts including mother wife daughter sister or sweet heart.
Dainty Aprons Ideal Christmas Gift Options
Gift of a pretty apron valued for usefulness. Explore a wonderful variety of newest kinds shown with prices from 25c to 1.50, offering pleasing options for ladies.
Good Furs For Xmas Buying In Pur Department
Our Xmas fur sale offers single muffs and neck pieces from 5 to 75 dollars and fur sets from 9.50 to 148 dollars. Children’s furs shown in the largest assortment yet, with low prices for quality.
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Tel
Federal Council: of Churches
Beakes
Hannah
Miss Rockefeller
Brick Church
Ida Louisa Wilcox Monaghan
Milady
Chrissmas
Tnie
J. W. Demerest
North St
Middletown, NY
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