Dairymen's League Holds Director Meeting at Newton
The Dairymen's League board met at 92 Spring Street to confirm Albany elected directors. John Y. Gerow presided as officers announced 290 branches and 152000 cows enrolled with 9500 stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copake
N. T
Hutty B. Culver
Amenta
Oscar
Bailey
Brewster
F. H. Thompson
Holland
W. H. Danaby
Canastota
Clifford B. Hough
Washington, Ct
B. ¥. Livingston
Chening
N. Y
Alfred E. Shear
EB. H. Dollar
Hamelton
FE. Alexander
Pulaski
J. E. Hasbrouck, Jr
Medina
Dr. C. D. Huxtable
Millers Mills
J. D. Beardslee
New Berlin
Ira Sharp
Lowville
D. H Sitter
Margaretville
Albany
Albert Manning
Otisville
Louis M. Harden
Sussex
N. J
League
Montgomery News Roundup Reflects Holiday Preparations And Local Incidents
The Montgomery area reports a busy December with a donation visit to the M. E. pastor yielding 55 dollars, a Willing Workers supper, and plans for a Christmas sermon and choir performances. Local crime notes include a cafe window breaking conviction and several arrests, while farm work and building projects feature a 30 by 80 dairy barn. Funeral notices honor Robert Earl and Charles VanBuskirk, and residents pass through town including Miss Margaret E. Stalin and Misa Edna Garrison assisting the choir.
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Lou” Rumsey
Rumsey
Iroquois Inn
Palace Hotel
Grove Street
Philip Rockafellow
Mian Marie Whidden
A. B. Whitten
Marie Louise Whitten
Jeff
Brooklyn
Mrs. Whitten
Montgomery
William Nelson
James Gill
Wallace H. Kayne
Clinton Street
Herbert F. Cox
Goshen
William Rowe
Vilage
Poad
Walden
Gill
David Barry
Foy
Newburgh
Joseph Keener
Jext
Maybrook
Millas
Great
Cox
Earl
Robert Earl
Cocronjog Telalites
Riverside Cemetery
James Seleman
Willett i
Burnet
George E. Coe
Everett Hawkins
Isaac Seligman
Edward Whitam
Elisabeth J. Woodhers
Haverstraw
E. M. Robbinson
Charles VanBuskirk
Wes Labels
Notable locals recover from hospital and car accident
West was made to the Brick Church James McBriar George Terwilliger Edger Smith and John Alsdort Mrs Kila Hyndman who was operated on to Bt Luke's Hospital in Newburgh a few days ago is improving nicely Orrin T Darbee treasurer of the Bevurity Refiner Company of this village had not been at his office this week by reason of a large carbuncle on his wrist.
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James McBriar
George Terwilliger
Edger Smith
John Alsdort
Kila Hyndman
Bt. Luke's Hospital
Newburgh
Orrin T. Darbee
Bevurity Refiner Company
Frat annual dinner honors county agricultural leaders
The Orange County Agricultural Society held its annual dinner at Hotel Brown on Friday. About ninety attendees heard Mayor Cox praise local fairs and welcomed the society to use the Municipal Building for meetings. Judge Seeger and Rev. Dr. Schriver offered remarks on agriculture and modern farming roles.
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Orange County Agricultural Society
Hotel
Brown
Denniston
Andrew Gehriver
D. D
Cheater
H. A
D. H. Brown
R. M. Cox
Cox
Pine Bush
Walden
Warwick
Washingtonville
Goshen
Port Jervis
Newburgh
A. H. F. Seeger
Association
Judge Seeger
Andrew Schriver
Chester
Schriver
Dis
Pierson E. Sanford
Benjamin C. Sears
Blooming Grove
Seacclation
Abbie Denniston
D. A. Morrison
W. 8. Sayer
J. W. Houston
W. Q. Mintara
A. F. Storey
G. EF. Martin
W. H. Strong
W. F. Royce
Central's Head Escapes Wreck Fireman Killed
Cleveland December 13 President Smith of the New York Central was riding in a private car attached to Lake Shore train No 16 when it partially derailed near Wickiitte. Officials believe a deliberate attempt at wrecking occurred and a $3000 reward was offered. The Bremen was damaged but the president's car escaped harm.
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Cleveland
Smith
New York Central
Lake Shore
New Wickiitte
Bremen
Cartoonist finds four local subjects at Boston banquet
Freé 3 Rogers of McMonsela and Rogers attended a company banquet at Copler Plaza Boston Wednesday evening with about 200 guests. The cartoon depicted him in a Boston newspaper. Louis E Liggitt, president, spoke on the company’s vast business and its products distributed to 7006 stockholders nationwide.
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Rogers
McMonsela & Rogers
Tosted Drug Company
Copler Plaza
Boston
United Dons Company
Louis E Liggitt
Real estate moves and team notes in the season
A. V. Bosak brokers Wilkill farm transfers to Edward H. Dutcher of Montreal with possession on arrival. Henry B. Sengetacken sells 5 Chestnut Street to William M. Seeley. Ellen A. Madden sells Norton property to J. Smiley Ogden. Charles W. Miller sells 23 Albert Street to O. B. Hopkins. Lawlor plans a baseball roster and contract signings after New Year. Skipper Bley in New York reports top form for next season.
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A. V. Bosak
Oscar Winters
Wilkill
Gabriel Sayer
Edward H. Dutcher
Montreal
Canada
Mr. Dutcher
W. G. Tice
Henry 8. Sengetacken
Chestnut Street
William M. Seeley
Ellen A. Madden
Norton
MM Street
J. Smiley Ogden
C. W. Edgar Agenay
Charles W. Miller
Albert Street
O. EB. Hopkins
Ontario & Western
C. W. Edgar
Middletown Eyes Malay and Pletcher Deal in Baseball Trade Talks
Manager Lawlor plans major reshaping next season and expects to swap Tulley for Malay and Fletcher with Danbury. Danbury's Landgraf would trade Malay for Tulley and Pletcher, a move locals fear losing their favorite Tulley. Additional talks with Long Branch over Viola and Pardone for Tulley and cash loom if Danbury slips. A southern club bids for Scull and McGrath.
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Lawlor
Malay
Tretcher
Danbury
Middletown
New York
Landgraf
Tulley
Lawler
Pletcher
Taley
Managar Lachot
Jose
Outfeld
Tetcher
Big Sam
Loral
Hatters
Fletcher
Cincinnati Reds
Long Branch
Viola
Padrone
McGrath
Local High School Baseball Schedule Set by Manager E. V. Friend
Manager E. V. Friend of the M. H. 8 baseball team has prepared a seven game schedule for next year with two open dates. The plan includes games against Riverview Academy Poughkeepsie H S Ulster Academy and the N Y M A with one date left open and five of the games to be played here. An additional June 13 game with the W National Preparatory School of Highland Falls is in arranging. The second team schedule is also being arranged to provide broader county play next summer.
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E. V. Friend
Riverview Academy
Middletown
Poughkeepsie H
Ulster Academy
Kingston
Eastman Business College
Poughkeepsie H. S
Poughkeepsie
W National Preparatory School
Highland Falls
Ke w Membership Update at Athenia Chapter Meeting
The monthly Athenia Chair or pressed assembly held at Moffatt Library Washingtonville convened with seventy one members present for the annual business meeting. Hostesses led by Mrs Findey served a luncheon followed by adjournment to January. New members Mrs Dennis Goshen Mrs Merritt Monroe and Mrs Shaw Monroe were welcomed. A conductor and mother plan to move to Butler after six years at 254 East Main Street.
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Athenia
Wasnimetonville
Moffatt Library
Washingtonville
Findey
R. Tuthi
Webb
Thayer
Nicoll
H. Vance
Misa S. Howell
Dennis
Goshen
Merritt
Shaw
Monroe
Butler
B. F. Stiward
East Main Street
Butler, N. 3
Stinard
Danbury Eyes Trades For Tulley and Key Players
Danbury manager Ernest Landgraf seeks trades with Middletown and Newburgh to add Tulley the Middletown shortstop and possibly Billy Ganzel of Newburgh. He indicates willingness to exchange assets for stronger infield and pitching options, with Kingston as a potential trade partner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury News
Ernest C. Landgraf
Danbury Baseball Club
Danbury
Middletown
Newburgh
Charles Malay
Hatters
Landgrat
Landgraf
Tulley
Beabon
Billy) Ganzel
Kingston
Lorais
Highs Diamond Candidates Working Out
Baseball drills in the High School gym continue with pitchers and catchers shaping up under Coach Massee assisted by J. Canade. Promising material includes Dickerson Halcott Fish Van Sickle Holden Elder and catchers Harland Winslow Dougherty Caddigan T Wilson and Tiel as last season’s players look to defend positions.
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Massee
J. Canade
Dickerson
Halcott
F. Fish
van Sickle
Holden
Elder
Harland and
Winslow
Ole
Dougherty
Caddigan
T. Wilson
Tiel
Breaks Arm in Car Cranking in Fallsburgh
Liberty dispatch reports Grant Palmer broke his right wrist while cranking a car in Fallsburgh on Tuesday afternoon at 2:30. He was transported by train to Middletons, had the bone set at Thrall Hospital, and then returned home to the "Nightline" the same evening.
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Liberty
Grant Palmer
Fallsburgh
Middletons
Thrall Hospital
Owl roost sighted on South Street captured by passerby
A pedestrian on South Street spotted a large owl perched in a tree near the Elks' lodge and climbed up to capture the bird. The incident occurred Saturday as the hoot owl settled high in the branches.
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South Street
Elks
Dairymen Elect Officers at New York State Association Meeting
H C Elwood of Buffalo elected president of the New York State Dairymen's Association during the annual meeting in Syracuse. W H Dana of Avon becomes vice president and officers Grimm Jones Kirkland are re elected. Directors Huson Louie Giles Stocking Gerow and Dietrichs also re elected. Amendment set dues at 25. Effort to make Syracuse the permanent meeting place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byzacine
H. C. Elwood
Buffalo
New York State Dairymen’s Association
State Armory
W. HB. Dana
Nvon
W. E. Grimm
Madrid
P. E. Jones
Syracuse
Robert Kirkland
Philadelphia
N. Y
Sre
Calvin J. Huson
F. C. Louie
W. N. Giles
Skaneateles
W. A. Stocking, Jr
Ithaca
John ¥. Gerow
Washingtonville
C. E. Dietrichs
Company I Eight Five Defeats Monarchs Five 88 to 29
Company I Eight Five extended its winning streak by routing the Monarchs Five of Poughkeepsie 88 to 29 at the State Armory. The Army team led early and pulled away after a rough second half marked by uncalled fouls and repeated center jumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Armory
Monarch
Poughkeepsie
Company I Boys
Poughkeepsia Jada
Lamon
Pickard
Controversy over county ratio panel targets Middletown and Tuxedo
The Times Press criticizes the county board ratio report for singling out Middletown and Tuxedo, arguing Newburgh bears disproportionate burden due to its facilities and officials. The letter urges fairness, noting Newburgh’s water front, factories, and county offices skew assessments, and questions benefits from the Storm King route.
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Times Press
County Board of Supervisors
Ratio Committee
Middletown
Tuxedo
Newburgh
Court House
Praneti
Sheed
Court Buys An Automobile
Supreme Court Justice Morschhouser bought a national car in New York and had it delivered in Poughkeepsie on Saturday. The purchase was completed while he was in the state.
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Court
Supreme Court
Morschhouser
New York
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Newton
Central
Br Associated Press
Day
Bley
Filey
O'Rourke
Jack
KEW
Danbury Nine
High
Mer
Dairymen’s
Company I
Monarchs
Corwin
F. P. Start
Mullen
F. Lemon
Phoenix
Marek Cross CO
Mark Cross Co
M. B. Wolf & Bro
Hale
Ben Bt Ashes Agate
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