Dugdale Murdered by Former Employee in St Joseph
Robert Dugdale, former owner of Freund Packing Plant in St Joseph, returned home after learning his brother Matthew P. Dugdale was killed by a discharged employee who then fled to Chicago. The shooter was arrested and indicted for first degree murder. Dugdale’s death is reported with details of the suspect and surviving family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Dugdale
St. Joseph Mo
Matthew P. Dugdale
Mr. Dugdale
Chicago
Freund Packing
St. Joseph
G. Foglessony
Duguate
Dugdale
Bronert Dugdale
Etdoneph
Muurder
Wan Wan
St Joseph
Robert
John
Wiliam and
Thomas
James
George
Chitulsa
Kiva Flemunk
Middletown man charged with stealing pig released
Goshen December 13 Justice Court heard the case of Jesse Hovencamp of 3% Sproat Street Middletown arraigned before Justice Ed wards on charges of stealing a pig from John Duggan of Golden Lill Avenue. The pig theft reportedly occurred weeks earlier. a witness testified to a trade deal and the defendant claimed the pig was for a sale to a Mr. Decker, but insufficient evidence led to his discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Pisa
Justice Court
Jesse Hovericamp
Sproat Street
Middletown
Pranke Edwards
John Duggan
John Nurann
Flora Decker
Senne Jexsip
Florida Plate Road
Trovencamp
Buggin
Dante Carpenter, Jr
Movencamp
Decker
Vhlehena
John S
Wellings
Dent Hovencamp
Fis Vee Kinnides
Lucien C Hatch Monticello Banker Dies at Advanced Age
Monticello December 1 Huelon Cornnellus Hatch long time resident and banker dies at home on East Broadway at 1 40 PM aged 0 years wife survives with three sons George L Arthur and W W Lynden also a daughter in law and a brother Charles N Hatch of San Francisco Funeral services held at his residence Wednesday at 2 PM conducted by Ray Walker with interment at York Ridge Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucien C. Hatch
Monticello
Huelon Cornellus Hatch
Monticallo
East Brondwiy
Hateh
Wee Horn
Annwan Lake
Shen
Hillings & Hatch
Sin Francisco
Hatch
Methodist Church
Ray AW AL Walker
Lork Aldge Competery
Children and teens facing probation after Goshen shooting arraignments
In Goshen on December 12, juvenile defendants aged 18 and 8 were arraigned for a October 29 shooting linked to a Morston incident. One adult was placed on probation for contributing to delinquency, with multiple fines issued for related offenses and weapon handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
John Marglewitz
Jessup Sulleh
Joseph Kosher
Ignatius Kosher
Justice of One Peace
Frank J
Morston
Ballet
Myrulewitza
Domien
Xame Md
Josey
Mera
de Senda
Carlen C. Chaygeid
Justice Honored by Sullivan Bar Emphasizes Local Event
Kingston resident Der Montfertin, a guest of honor at the Sullivan County Bar Association gathering, received praise from bar president George Ho Carpenters and Justice Hing touch. Notables Norbert B. McGinn, Judge G. J. Smith and Rev. Williams attended as speakers. The event showcased community legal service and planning for spring activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iia
Nobert B. McGinn
Fedoraville
G. J. Smith
Hing Touch
Finance Committee Report Submitted by County Supervisors
Goshen December session reports the finance committee's document received but postponed to the afternoon. County actions include deeds for highway rights of way, delays in delivering assessment rolls to town collectors until December 22, and bids for printing the proceedings. Several names are noted for appointments, bills are approved or rejected, and road projects gain favorable resolutions, with adjournment set for later in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Finance Committee
Usls
J. W Gott
Cheng
Altamelar
Port Jervis
William T. McCaw
Wird
Newburgh
John
King
Middletown
Clarence
Knight
Monroe
Adeline M. Wescott
Jacob Titsworth
Stmonville
Harry L. Wells
Union Printing Co
Port Jarvis
Republian
Gorden
Thea Lil
Withiam
Moore
Hirschberg
Committee On Correction and Reformation
Greenwood Line
Warwick
Pine Island
Wallkill River
Port Jarvin Road
Bullville Ladies Plan Box Social
Bullville community events include a box social on Friday evening December 16 at Epworth League with a musical program and games. Santa Claus visits on December 22. Santa Clara distributes gifts at Sunday school. church services skipped December 24 31 and January 7 due to the pastor’s absence. Notable locals: Jeffries Madison New Jersey violinist to lead morning and evening services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Multyitle
Epworth’ League
Ance
Jeffrio
Madison
N. J
Santa Claus
Miss Bell
FL. Jones
C. Trumball
Miss Porahy Bell
Millctown
Aqueduct Opening Planned for April in New York
Commissioner Willa Williams of the Department of Water Supply Gas and Electric announces that by April the water from the new aqueduct will be in use. Daily output will reach many millions of gallons to feed the city. The measure aims to relieve Brooklyn’s drought strain as the main system shifts from Ninetsahind to Manhattan and Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York de
Willa Willams
Department ,of Water Supply
Gaa and Electric Fy
Brooklin
Pal Fe Osee
Manhattan
Brocklyn
Children to Practice at M. E Chapel This Weekend
Slate Hill notices: State HN Mee indicates children of the M. E Chapel will practice Saturday afternoon at the chapel. They will also rehearse Friday afternoon for Chinese pieces and a performance titled When we, eae so eh Nae, tee Kae Timen-ress. Adver Chereneet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E Chapel
Cotemes
Minilink Chapter Meeting in Goshen D A R Report
The December meeting of the Minisink Chapter D A R held at the ME Church Baylors Goshen featured remarks on a report by Mrs Ostrom who spoke at the Albany state conference. The program included solos, whistling numbers and readings, with members praising performances and attendance.
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Goshen
Minivink
D. A.K
Church Baylors
Mies Alice Harte Neafle
Mina Neafle
Mrs. Ostrom
Mininink
Albany
Children of the Revolution
Senenectady
Minisink
Marie Parker
R. L. Lippincott
Campbell Hall
John W. Crowell
Walden
Josephine Lyon
Port Jervis
Pender Tie
Dilbrouck
Ashes of Rosen
Mrs. Crowell
Y. B. Seely
Lippincott
Mer
Fulton
Washingtonville
Mra. Crowell
Miss Lyons
Seely
Houtessen
Edward A. Hopkins
Gertrude Wadsworth
Tam A. Smith
Robert J. Hock
Blooming 1 Grove
Man Arrested in Bad Check Scheme in Newburgh
Charles R. Murphy, 41, formerly of St Louis, was arrested in Poughkeepsie Monday afternoon while attempting to pass checks drawn on Kingston First National Bank for 79.60. He had tried three Newburgh stores and had earlier passed a 19.20 check at A H Pickens hardware. A woman posing as a wife of local conductors Lloyd Hedde and William Minkler is suspected to be part of the scheme. Warranted charges include attempted grand larceny. officials believe the network operated across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Press
Newburgh
Charles R. Murphy
St. Louie
Foughkeansie
A. H. Pickens
Kingston
First National
Murphy
Pickens
Mickens
Poushkeeper
New
Mer
Mekons
Pale
Hrouchow
Senior Returns From Michigan A Brief Local Update
Montgomery lets 12 George Erliot, with his mother Mrs Yanneh W. Senior, has been visiting Jackson Michigan. He and family then return to town for a few days before leaving again. Mail schedule details and a Rome visit by Missie Craton are noted. John Varkineon of New York was in town this week and Montgomery post office lists advertised letters for William J. Qed and F. E. Berean among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Let
George Erliot
Yanneh W. Senior
Jackson
Mich
Jonn J. Sonics
Meath
de Rome
Mlle Maccie Craton
John Varkineon
New York
Mont- Rumery
Offce
Wiliam J. Qed
FE. B. Berean
Drivers Latest to Face Charges in Milk Graft Case
New York police and farmers face graft probe as Det. 13 urges thumb prints for all milk wagon drivers to detect graft. Beakes Dairy chief admits drivers skim milk and bottle cream from two bottles, earning 20 to 25 dollars weekly. Judge Ward suggests thumb print checks and notes possible company name changes to evade action. Beakes questions constitutionality of state law and recalls Sanitary Milk Dealers meeting discussing legal challenges.
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New York
George W. Ward
Wicks
Charles H. C. Beakes
Beakes~Dairy Company
Judge Ward
Mrr Beakes
Amone
Mesare
Niedner
Charleroi
Yatmae MacCauler
Tletjen
Ror
Santth
Dolloway Action Settled After October Suit
The case Herman A. Dolloway v Harty M. Bonaparte, proprietor of the wet wash laundry, settled after the October term. Alleged injuries from a vehicle collision involving Bonaparte's auto are dismissed. Edmund K. Faulkner represented the plaintiff and ALC. 8 Thomaspeen the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman A. Dollowas
Harty HM. Bonaparte
Aerbarge
Dolliway
Bonaparte
Edmund IC. Faulkner
Br Alc
Thosnpeen
Godeffroy and Local Social Roundup in New York
Mr and Mrs A Godeffroy spend a few days in New York City while Mr and Mrs Charles Norris of New York City visit. The death of William Norris brings Mr and Mrs Netrix to town. Miss Margaret Raaininger of Chester visits friend Mrs William Moniaro. Numerous local visitors like Mr and Mrs Andrew Gamner of Rite WV join others including Mrs Hattie Farrel and Miss AQ in social calls. Cora Pullom, after a period with her daughter, returns to Mindic towns with Griff in tow.
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Godeffroy
Godeffros
Dre
A. Godefroy
New York City
Charles Norris
New York
Cit
Kare
Netrix
Wiliam Norris
Misa Marcaret Raainger
Cheeter
Wiliam Moniaare
Andrew Gamner
Riate WV
van Bree Sadar
Hattie Farrel
Mist
Tere Fliiner
Hemnerot
Bryant and associates deliver medical equipment trial
Bryant and W Bursam along with Dr CW Yweneck Theo Bergen appear in a local briefing detailing a proposed medical equipment trial. The participants present a plan for testing devices and evaluating efficacy within the hospital system.
Buck law saves human lives and deer future
At a recent State Forest Fish and Game League convention in Buffalo, debate centered on the buck law restricting deer hunting to males. John B. Burnham argued the measure reduces human fatalities, preserves breeding stock, and supports deer populations, noting states with the law report fewer deaths and healthier herds.
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Buffalo
State Forest, Fish and
Ame League
Vermont
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Missouri
Utah
Idaho
Oregon
Georgia
Alabama
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Alaska
Empire State
John B. Burnham
State Forest, Fish and Game League
Burnham
Mr. Burnham
Staten
Deeds Filed at Goshen and Nearby Transfers
A stream of property transfers recorded across Goshen Middletown Newburgh Chester Wallkill and Haverstraw. Transfers include Horton to Minnie Brown and Brown to Deen for parcels on Genu ng street Middletown. Beattie referee to Marvin Edsall in Edenville. Hendricks to Grey on West Main Street Middletown. Elmore to Hendricks on West Main Street. Roe to Barry Ford Home in Chester. McCormick to Dennis Meany in Chester. Jackson to Edward Reeder in Wallkill. National Bank of Walden to Third National Bank of Walden. Burr to William Welch in Haverstraw. Considerations range from 1 to 14000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Horton
Middletown
Minnie E. Brown
Genung Street
George Brown
John B. Corwin
Newburgh
Joan B. Deen
Clifford G. Beattie
Warwick
Marvin B. Edsall
Edenville
Minnie G. Hendricks
Parkaville
Bullivan County
Charlotte A. Grey
West Main Street
Frank G. Elmore
Middletorm
Parksie
Babline County
George M. Roe
Barry Ford
Cheater
Chester
Richard McCormick
Dennis J. Meany
Lora B. Jackson
Wallkill
Edward D. Reeder
National Bank of
Walden
Third ‘National Bank of Walden, & Parcel
Percey D. Burr
Haverstraw
William A. Welch
Newburgh Post Office Not Yet in Treasury Estimates
Washington December 13 The Newburgh post office faces no immediate worry as Treasury estimates to Congress omit new public building funds. Public building authorizations precede appropriations and may be spread over several years. A $149,000 post office may be funded under the pending public building authorization bill with Treasury estimates to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Newburgh
Treasury
Congress
New York
Newduatgh
Treasury Department
Will of Brewster Allison Leaves Stony Point Estate
Nyack December 15 The will of Brewster J. Allison late of Stony Point disposes of an estate valued at 200000 dollars half real property. He died at 36 leaving nine named heirs including Cornelia H. Coffin and Anna Virginis Tem kies. The clause directs division among his children and listed heirs. The document notes Allison as a prominent Rockland figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah A. Durkee
Hanna B. Gilles
Frances G. Bantece
Anna Virginis
Temkies
Grand-Danshier
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Hovencamp
Sullivan County
Attault
Matylou
Tusbee
Joseph Bloom
Dieatenion
Katie Gita
Saleset
Sereph
Anton Moony
John Kijioren
Clark
Fatunday
Floyd Hawkins
Bamyonburek
Morgan
Harmstonbursh
Georg Terwilnear
Poties Inn
Chappell Gaday
Sullivan Bar
Williams
Ula
Syaquehanna
Aston
Cote
Times
Bullville Ladies
Slate Hill
Minilink
Mra
James Whitcomb Riley
Orphan Annie
Mandy
Christman
Mooosville
Lockerby Street
Misa Josephine Lyon
Times-Prese
Supreme Court
Sfiernnen
George Weyant
Harry
Rosenberg
William Dalley
Palisades Interstate Park
Tompking
Dailey
George A. Blauvelt
James M. H. Wallace
Asner
Thae
Wentenk
Brundage
Wenterk
A. H. F. Seeger
J. Bradley Scott
Newburgh City
Michigan
New York State
Stony Point
BIG
Reskin
Rediey
Reo Kin
Abe Reed
Abe
Radley
Oxford
CIA
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