Court Assignments for 1917 Announced in Newburgh Goshen
Court schedule lists judges and trial dates for 1917 with first and third Saturdays set for February through December. Special terms in Goshen and Newburgh address juries and nonjury trials, naturalization calendar, and calendar notes for issue notes and calendar prepared.
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Juedee Hirechbers
Justice Tompkins
Newburgh
Justice
Feu
Marek
Arranan
Justice Moreohauser
Justice Yeone
Justice Hirechberg
Justice Morachauser
Jane
Junticn Hirechberg
Ord
Merschauser
Siret
Urind
Justice Tutopkins
J Hirechberg
Oret
Jurpobanner
Goshen--Gee-ad
Tompking
Fasnes
Doings at the County Seat in Goshen
Goshen regular meeting of the Goshen Social and Athlete Club marks the 25th year with an address by Charles C. Chappell who withdrew but was not accepted. Arthur P. Abbott to lecture at the high school on December 18 for gymnasium funds. Goshen Fathers Alliance and Dairymen's League to meet to discuss stock sales. Funeral set for Mrs. John O’Connell at St John’s Cherok. Gertrude Murray resigns as Wilcox garage bookkeeper. Florence Krom fills vacancy.
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Goshen
Charles C. Chappell
Chappell
Arthur P. Abbott
Alliance
Goshen Fathers’ Alliance
Dairymen’s League
John O'Connell
St. John's Cherok
James A. Brady
Misa Gertrude Murray
Wilcox
Misa Florence Krom
Mian Murray
Prominent Men Join Club Officers Elected
113 members affiliated with the club with new officers elected including President Charles C. Chappell Vice Presidents A J Moore D T Condict and William N Holm Financial Secretary J L Duryea Secretary John Laft Treasurer William A Wells and Governing Committee J F Falmead J Gott W A Wells J J Duryea J J VanVitet Chappell and Laft are committee members by office, with other notes on forthcoming events and funeral notices mentioned in the fragmentary report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiree Buying
Charles C. Chappell
A. J. Moore
D.T. Condict
William N. Holman
J. L. Duryea
John Laft
Treasuer
William A. Wells
J. F. Falmead
J. Gott
W. A. Wells
J. J. Duryea
J.J. VanVitet
Chappell
Laft
Farm Bureau address and social visits noted
T Millan manager of the Farm Buress returned from Itheca after addressing the Farm Bureau of Tompkins County. He attended the early season of the Derryman's League mm Ution. Mrs Helen Hyde travels to Honesdale Pa to attend the funeral of Mrs William Hayle. Mrs Brice Drew of Pine plans to stay with Mrs A A Nappy of 5 Orchard Street as a guest.
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T. Millan
Itheca
Farm Bureau
Tompkins County
Derryman's League
Helen Hyde
Honesdale
William Hayle
Mra
Brice Drew
Pine
A. A. Nappy
Orchard Street
Edison Too Busy for the Tempter
New York dec 14 Edison replies to Rev Dr Adams on temptation. He says he cannot answer the question and has never felt tempted to do wrong. He suggests youth should get a job and work hard so temptation would not exist for them.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
Lyman Abbott
Uoe
Thomas A. Edison
Fred Winslow Adams
St. Andrews Methodist Episcopal Church
Blooming Grove Forms New Company
Afteray December 14 the Blooming Grove company is formed with a corporation noted as Sank Walks completed and the WarTirates Tee walks described as concrete and coast permitting Wight to enter.
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Blooming Grove Company
Wight
Failure as farmer, city man ends life
James Gilchrist, a Brooklyn man who bought a Bloomingburg acre farm, killed himself after eight months of hard labor and rising costs. Despite good prices received for milk and poultry, feed and necessities ate profits. He tried to take chloroform, then shot himself four hours later as winter neared. Residents were shocked at the farm’s collapse and his despondency.
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James Gilchrist
Brooklyn
Bloomingburg
Gilchrists
Gilchrist
Mr. Gilchrist
Chas. Klepper
Gilchriet
Obituary notices of Nielson Westbrook and Palmer deaths
Wives of Martin Nielson and others die after long illnesses. Mrs. Nielson, 58, a church worker in Montague and North Street Congregational, is survived by husband and siblings with many charity deeds noted. Westbrook, 64, longtime farmer and milk businessman of Montague, died after years of ill health at his home. Palmer, residence of Jervis City, dies at age about 70 after a long life of family connection in local churches and community work.
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Martin Nielson
Warrip T. Nielaen
Martin Whelaen
North Street
Nielaen
New Verpen
George D. Tear
Frances M. Haltstander
Middletown
Maria Nielaen
Nielson
Noth Street
Primrary
Ladies’ Benevolent Union and
Christian Endeavor S:ciety
Queen Eather
C. E
Sunchime Society
Nielson Ie
Fred
D. Wood
Francis Joineon
Obituary Notes for Two Local Residents in New York State
A 60 year old woman died after a brief illness near Irainesville New Jersey. She lived much of her life in Port Jervis and leaves three children William W George Dort and Miss Ala Derr of the city two grandchildren Esther and Win Tort both of Port Jervis two sisters Miss Katherine Westbrook of Fort Jervis and Mrs Sarah Andris of Lockaged New Jersey and two brothers George D Westbrook of Huguenot and Isaac Westbrook of Sussex New Jersey. Sylvester E Porter died at his Grahamsville home at age 75. His widow survives.
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Irainesville
N. J
Pont
Jervia
William W
George Dort
Ala Derr
Thin City
Esther
Win. Tort
Port Jervis
Mise Kather Westbrook
Fort Jervis
Sarah Andris
Lockaged
Sylvester E. Porter
Sylvester BE. Porter
Grahamsville
Big
Weddings in a Quiet Home Ceremony and Later Travels
A quiet home wedding occurred Tuesday evening December 30 at the home of Mr and Mrs Addwon K Taylor on Sootchtown road. Laura Mae Turnbill married Stephen Cleveland Smith son of Mr and Mrs Edger Smith of Goshen. Rev F S Maines officiated. After a bountiful repast the couple departed for a southern trip through New York state Pennsylvania Buffalo Niagara Falls and other points. Also noted is Ernest D Vail and Jennie A Comkalugh quietly married at St Paine s about 1939 o'clock Tuesday morning with attendance after. Groom a member of Eagle House and Chemical Engine Co and Wailhdl Council. Other marriage mentions appear with names Crab and Crate but details are unclear.
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Marion Tuchill
New Yorn State
Pennsylvania
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Conkling
Ernest D. Vail
Jennie A. Comkling
Eo A. Comalheg
W. K. Merritt
Cereseay
Setera Tee
Memier
Eagle Howe and Chemical Engine Co
Ard Ae Wailhdl Council
Deserted Husband Seeks Wife and Children
Chief of Police John D. McCoach is visited by Thames Mamett seeking his missing wife who left with their child. Mamett says the wife may be headed toward Buffalo or Foods New York with relatives in Kalkaba Michigan. He plans to search in Middle town and possibly Fonda, aided by authorities.
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John D. McCoach
Thames Mamett
Middletown
Katkeba
Mich
Big Wife
Kalkaba
Iseacaganine
Freda
Fonda
Wax Identified by Woman Victim in City Hotel Robbery
New York report says Mrs. Herman Menke identified Charles Oliver Ocorne Wax as the man who robbed her of 7800 dollars in cash and jewelry at a city hotel. She told District Attorney Swann and federal authorities that Wax posed as a banker and used connections to gain her trust before prompting withdrawal of funds from a Williamstory savings bank. The couple had previously lived in Lackawaxen, Pennsylvania, where they once owned a grocery. Her allegations describe Wax’s alleged schemes and social manipulation in the 1914 summer.
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New York
Charles “Oliver Ocorne
Wax
Herman Menke
Bathgate Avenue
Brons
Swann
Maid
Newell
Lackawaxen
John D. Rockefeller
City Health Report Shows Good U S Air of Care
City health officials report the present health is good with little illness and low contagious disease prevalence. Only two quarantined cases remain as diphtheria care numbers drop and recovery is near. Citizens and caregivers are urged to continue strict health practices to protect the public.
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Comdjtioga
Prilo
Proctor, Jr. Divorce Suit Filed by Wife in New York
Mrs. F. F. Proctor, Jr. seeks divorce from Frederick F. Proctor Jr. her second husband, claiming conduct at Asbury Park, N J, and elsewhere in 1916 and earlier. The case, noted in New York papers, cites prior divorce from Capt Robert P. Lycaim and ongoing friendly relations.
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New York
Georgia
Antoimette Proctor
Frederick F. Procur, Jr
Proctor
Robert P. Lyca
Asbury Park
N. J
Quits Insurance After 35 Years at Poughkeepsie
Danford D. Stecktos of 1 South Clinton Street retires after 35 years as general agent for Northwestern Mutual Life. He will be succeeded by L. M. Ball, district agent for Northwestern, who has served in Poughkeepsie 15 years. Also notes visits, social ties, and local movements including Miss Mary Helms returning from New York, and Mary Clark’s Ladies Aid gathering at the Clark home.
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Poeghkeepate
Danford D. Stecktos
Clinton Atreel
Northweelern Mutual Life
Steckton
L. MM. Ball
Northwestern
Poughkeep
Times Pres Want Ad Corners Adverticement
Fragmented OCR text describes a newspaper ad corner and generic notices. It mentions Nesure and Gr Gentes in odd phrases about painting and carving the best parts. The overall sense is a damaged want ad page teaser with no clear event or entities.
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the Times
State Hospital Plans Christmas Decorations and Events
Christmas preparations at the state hospital include greens gathering, wreaths and rope work, with a naval dance scheduled for next Monday in Amusement Hall. Leaders such as Dr. Maurice Cr Ashley and Miss Mildred H. Burley attend conferences, while staff arrange winter activities, games, and hospital notices.
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State Hospital
Winterton
Jack
Improvements in Montgomery Post Office lighting and space
Montgomery December 14. The post office interior has been greatly upgraded by rearranging letter boxes and the money order case to improve light and working space. Postmaster William McNeal, likely to serve six more years, advocates further improvements. Town news includes Mrs Edgar Smith returning from Middle town, Mr and Mrs J Harry Harris hosting in Greater New York, and Mr Harvey D Pite on holiday from Middletown. A Christmas program is planned by the Presbyterian Sunday School for December 21 with a tree exhibition. Mrs Alida Watt Brooks travels to Long Island to organize women suffrage clubs. Marjorie Conger and an impersonator appear in church events, with Eyworth League coordination. Musical Merrymakers set for January 4. Sledding parties brighten the village after the first snows.
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Montgomery
Baa Beem
William McNeal
Middletown
Kira
John Farrett
Edgar Smith
Greater
New York
Bessie Crist
J. Harry Harris
Harvey D. Pite Monagie
McMonagle & Rogers
Readsis
Chauncey Brooks
Presbyterian Sunday School
Mien Alida Watt Brooks
Taland
Mias
Marjorie Conmorgare
Methodist Episcops
Officers Elected by Railroad Men
At the election of officers of Lucky Thought Lodan No 232 B of F and K the following were chosen for a two year term Yeesh cat Harry J Fensell Vice President Fred J Herres Recording Secretary W H Tide hack Francis Secretary F 3 Heroes Trustee H J Kennedy Rex Nall ee Stratton H McNamee and A ate Representative C B M Jeher local Otmaker W A Mulligan ex Examiner Dr Jehan FE Magnitne Agett J Herren Local Board Rex Hall Henry Me eaten and W H Thateck
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Lucky Thought Lodan No
Yeesh'cat
Harry J. Fensell
Fred J. Herres
W. H. Tidehack
Francis
F_ 3
Heroes
W. A Mulligan
Jehan FE
J. Herren
Rex Hall
Henry Me Eaten
W. H. Thtateck
Aid Planned for Families of Sixty-ninth Regt Members
New York Dec 14 The mothers and children of Sixty-ninth Regiment members will receive Christmas aid from a national charity. A Christmas tree committee will deliver cards coal food candy and toys to at least 160 families, using the regiment as headquarters for the effort.
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New York
William Abramdet
Oliver B
Brida
Henry A. Wise Wood
Wiss Leelek O H. Hardy
Jovepa Wilters
Eliet Butler
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See
Rans
Biden Neti
van Gelder
Robert Sigler
Jett
B. J. Bookstaver
F. . Bafest
Middich Wa
Puneral
Soathing Sole
Leverment
Timity Pier
St John’s Cemetery
Sons OF Veterans
Wat
T. Oethen
Goshen Social and Athletic Association
Edison
Afteay
the Corporation
Hospital Corps
Intentry
H. 4. Shelley
M.C
Iaternal Guard
Westbrook
Wade Westbrook
Montague Township
Sessex County
Montague
Daniel Westbrook
Lanek van Noy Weatbrook
Alwys
Mostar
Mins Adella van Nor
Mra. Westbrook
George Westbrook
Port Jervia
Josepha Westbrook
Howesdais
Cot Woentutvek
Kewark
M. J
Asher B. Palmer
Linde Palmer
Raber B. Palmer
Idle City
Lindow
Charles 3
Dovittue
Aaron A Rek
Amd
Amq
Willem Ailes
Re. Mery J. Derr
Post Jervis
Mary J. Or
George Dott
Rome
Orange Street
Crieb
Rligrum
Laers Mar Nictuiacer
Ralph Dinsmore Crab
Panto
Crate
Mrs
Varnick
Wemeet
Ridcebury
F. F. Proctor, JR
Wt. Hope
Hope
Buckerdge
Jersey City
George Durlend
Site Hin
Ube Bamai
Westiern
Clark
Ladies AM Society
Une Melbriiet Cherck
Kon
Wararting
A. L. Clark
Mra Clark
Fred Berwe
Seacalven
Niddistria
Nesure
Tathée
Gudepeaka
Istate Hospital
Maurice Cr Ashley
Ant
Manhattan State Hospital
Watts Island
New York City
Mildred H. Burley
Dr Jute F. Fiem
Willets
Tomner Sture
Lot Institution
Ira Goresline
Kerhonkson
Fiord M. Kenman
Roscoe
Edward J. Jackson
Stella. Pavelka
Hospsiel Chi Hooters
Crowley
Burke
Britt
Hunter
Ifhe
Atargs-Sar
Schofield
Stevens
Jack Hand
Schieider
MecCerrian
Rett
White
D Williams
Emrich
Mies
Rhea Ashler
Boston
Permer Wiliam A. Willette
Fremers
Comet University
Beir
J. L. Shetton Preaka
Jonnheekl
Knickerbocker Theatrical Agency
Broadway Hights
Centurr
Paleres
Miss Poringtime
Ziegfield
Mew
Amsterdam
Oatery
Alo
Frederick Cook
Bott
Shetten
Broadway
Nelson W. Thomnson
Middl
Flower Hospital
Apale Neam
Mate Boiiding
Hels McNamara
Fac Evans
West
Groep
Wee Settee
Sepes Seg
Murray
Ashley Hall
Wan
Tweeday
Guy
Fayered
Fevve Agate Watt Jansary
W. Darer
J. Townend
Moreberper
Marv
Mien
Anna Kistner
Mise May Nolan
Geraldine Farar
O Mcers
Carmen
Montgomery P. D
Lucky Thought
ITO Aid
Peter
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