Mailler Elected Master of Hoffman Lodge Amid Ceremony
Harold W. Mailler was elected Master at Hoffman Lodge during the annual session in the Masonic Temple. New officers were installed and retiring Master John M. Gaynor received gifts from past District Deputy Grand Master John Bright. The lodge shows 1,057 members, up from 1,043 in 1924, with over 100 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold W. Mailler
Hoffman Lodge
Masonic Temple
John M. Gaynor
John Bright
Frank T Chambers
Walter J. Seeley
Howard W. Weale
Rainey
Taylor
Thomas K. DeWitt
J. B. A. Taylor
Russell Wiggins
Fred J. Hodge
William B. Cornelius
J. Lester Burnett
R Vincent Son
John Mertz
George Heuke
Charles Miller
Howard B. Keeler
Irving W. Davey
Charles H. Pickard
Gaynor
Tmne
Tuberculosis nursing needs in Orange County rise
In Orange County two tuberculosis nurses serve 85 000 people as illness cuts across age groups from elderly women to working youths. The piece highlights hospital avoidance, crowded homes, and the urgent call for local action, naming Seal Sale chairs and officials guiding the public health response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County
Seal Sale
Henry Bacon
Goshen
J. Holmes McGui
New Windsor
Middletown
Warwick
Wawayanda
Wallkill
Waldep
Woodbury
Washingtonville Athenia Club Holds December Meeting
The Athenia Club met at Moffat Library in Washingtonville with 140 members attending. Officers reported, two new members pledged, and resolutions read from the State Federation. January brings officer elections and a name-tag day to foster acquainting members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtonville
Athenia Club
Moffat Library
Ira Hawkins
W. V. Seaman
W. H. Bull
Stephen Felter
O. H. Hendershott
McLaughlin
Blooming Grove
Frank Hartline
A. L. Corning
England
St. Dunstan
Fanny Marvin
St. Brice
Robert Hunter
Westminster Abbey
Jennie Seaman
Riverside Drive
New York City
Charles Hallock
Evening Bridge Club
Armed Bandits Hold Up Cold Spring Taxi Driver
Two armed men robbed Ezra Brewer, a Cold Spring taxi driver, of 15 dollars at the New York Central depot. They forced him from the car and searched his pockets, but fled when another auto arrived. They likely planned to steal the taxi and tie him at a church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Brewer
Cold Spring
Brewer
New York Central
Glenwood Personal Events Highlight Local Movements
Glenwood New Jersey reports numerous small movements and visits. Mr and Mrs Jesse Mann shopped in Middletown. W Smith recovering from grip. Mrs Susan Drake back home after time with her sister in West town. Alvah Drake improving. Regulars like Rev Shonger from Stroudsburg plan spring moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
N. J
Jesse Mann
Middletown
W. Smith
Susan Drake
Westtown
Alvah Drake
Rybers
Lakeville
Gilbert Martin
Joseph Little
Etown
N, YY
Pine Bush Fire Co Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
At the Pine Bush Hook and Ladder Company annual meeting officers were elected including President John Watson and Treasurer Samuel Anderson. The report also notes Christmas pageant at Graham's Church and local residents receiving medical care, with several community notices and a car destroyed in a fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bush Fire CO
Pine Bush
Pine Bush Hook and Ladder Company
John Watson
Elmer van Keuren
Thomas Elder
Bert Lockwood
John Crawford
William MecCuen
Samuel Anderson
Rockwell
D. N. F. Blakeney Fire Police
Theodore Heyer
Messiah
Graham
Gertrude Voegerlin
Angel
Sarah May Snider Simeon
Fred Miller
Anna
Mra Walter Anderson
Robert Oglesby Rabbi Joseph
Samuel Mitchell Shepherds
Philip Jamison
Baird Jamison
Roland Gillespie
Henry Voegelin
Crawford Gillespie
Roy Stratton
William Skinner
William Wilkins
Otia Grange Christmas Exercises at Lyceum Hall
Mt Hope December 16 The Otia Grange No 1020 P of H will hold its annual Christmas exercises in Lyceum Hall on Saturday evening December 19 Each member should bring a present for the tree All members urged to attend as an important matter will be discussed Also notes on visits and local residents within Passaic and Johnson area and illness at home of Mr Beebe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald—Lindsley
Ruth T. Lindsley
Nellie FE. Lindsley
Newburgh
George BE
Archibald
Brooklyn
Arthur K. Lindsley
South Africa
Washingtonville
Blages
Hudson District
Steidel—Terry
Edna Terry
Pierre Terry
Robert Steidel
Hasbrouck Heights
N. J
John Steidel
Philadelphia
Steidel
Louis du Bois
Christian Endeavor Society
The
Presbyterian Church
John Y. Cierow
John
New York
Alfred Brundage
Newton Higby
Denver
Colo
Knapp Higby
Thomas Collins
Middletown
Willard W. C. T. U
Orson T. Moffatt
Borden Avenue
Ing da
Mr. Ellerman
Mount Hope
Otiavile Grange
Lyceum Hall
Cornelius Walter
Passaic
William Winter
FP. B. Seymour
Otteville
Mary Clark
Stair
Gertrude Welton
Thie Village
Falter Seybolt
Lilian
John Dhe Seybolt
Johnson
George Clark
Beebe
Thin Village
Isaac R. Lesier
New Windsor
George F. Gregg
G. W. Gerow
Windsor Highway
Senatores
Charles FE. Dusenberry
Board of Supervisors
Lozier
C. C. Smith
Temple MII
State Probation Commission
Frederick A. Moran
Dickerson
LM. Lawrence
G. Waldo Dickerson
Crawford
John Rh. Martin
Wawayarda
Lawrence
Dickerton
Laing
Otisville Presbyterian Church
Carter
Alfred Ketcham
W. Poor
Herbert Laver
Harry Yeomans
Stanton Rockwell
Harry Anderson
Horace Patterson
Lewis
J. &. Laing
H. L. Anderson
H. Yeomans
H. L. Patterson
Mra Ketcham
Rockwell
Mitchell Hall
Collision near Montgom ery and East Main causes minor damage
Two cars sustained slight damage after a collision at the Montgom ery street and East Main street corner. C. M. Gregory of 1% Montgomery street and Henry Bruening of PF. Rex 191 Gregory drove west on Montgomery while Bruening headed east on East Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Street
East Main Street
C. M. Gregory
Henry Bruening
Rex
Gregory
Bruening
Name proposals whirl as highway name debate roars
Goshen board debates renaming Snake Hill Road to Temple Hill Road near Newburgh. Proponents cite Temple Hill where Washington allegedly refused the crown. Discussion moves back and forth with towns New Windsor and Cornwall weighing in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Windsor
Goshen
Board of Supervisors
John J. Toth
Snake Hill Road
William H. Kelley
Newburgh
St. Patrick
Santa Claus in Express Car Fire Causes Loss of Gifts
Santa Claus had an accident when an American Railway Express car carrying Christmas gifts burned near Alexandria, Batavia. The fire destroyed the cargo except for four dogs rescued. four other dogs perished. Authorities could not identify the dogs, and express bills were burned with the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Batavia
Alexandria
Here
Otisville forms school banking system
Otisville village adopts a school banking program via the Parent Teacher Association. A committee, including Ernestus Ketcham and Prof. Raymond B. Eddy, arranged weekly banking days with accounts at Middletown Savings Bank. about $40 was deposited this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond B. Eddy
Murray
Charles Moore
Fliaha Hulseaple
Mt. Hope
Th Presbyterian Church
J. & Laing
Hulseapple
Emmett Robbins
Mains Cemetery
Montgomery Notes Sparse Local Social Roundup
Montgomery notes detail visits and events in Middletown and surrounding towns. Individuals include John Vanderoer connected to Rowley Coal, Jacob Hassler visitors from near Searsville, and Elizabeth Seligman Roberta Selgman daughters of Mr and Mrs Seligman. School teams prepare for a Florida league game against Florida High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John CC. Vanderoer
Rowley Coal Company
Middletown
Jacob Hassler
Searsville
Montgomery High School
Florida
Plorida High School
Elizabeth Mavens
Roberta Selgman
Charles Seligman
George W. Havens
Mine Tijordia Agneas
Fredrekevern
Norway
Fampire
Hobvert Phillips
Walden
Larence Eager, Jr
United States Navy
Tarooklyn
Thie
Herbert J. Shan
James
Shan
Han
Robert Woodman
St Mary's Woman Catholic Church
Adaock
Pather Jonash. Quinn
Donald Callan
Joseph Callan
New York
Joseph Lyman
Anies Ftreet
Errpe Manis
Petra
J. S. Lake
Cryst Run
Mies
Hester Sloan
James S Sloan
Montgomery-Middletown
Jamaica
N. 1
Gean Duane
Misa France
Faice
Mies Mildred Allen
Helen Nolan
Middletown Soft Drink Ordinance May Face Appeal
Six Middletown proprietors arraigned on charges of violating the city’s soft drink ordinance, with attorney Herbert B. Royce signaling a possible appeal testing constitutionality by comparing to Buffalo law. The cases adjourned to December 22. licenses may be suspended if convicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Middletown
Herbert B. Royce
Royce
Polices Department
Kovee
Bufffalo
If Wele
Buffalo
Moyes
Vincent Scall
Nicola Gentila
Nicola Mauro
Joseph Galvin
Antonio Verakdi
William Goboo
Gentila
Yallee
Howard M Storr
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Mailler
Stanley N. Holt
Howard Harford
Rolland P. Smith
Howard H. Hagen
Leigh Adams
Josiah Stearns
Neual
Hoffman Jodre
Ben
Hoffman
Maefer
Washingtonville Athenia Club
Oxford Depot
A. G. Blet
Johanna Mary
Silver Stream Farm
Volendam Fort Liden
Holland
Fred Tuthill
Tuthill
Hicominge Grove
Rowley
Aladorfs Orchestra
Mr. Tuthit
Mise
Ella Tuthill
Mix Clara Lesly
Anna Roe Penoyer
Peracools
Gloria
Casoli Club
St. John’s Methodist Church
Civic Club
Odell Sanatorium
Ezra Brewner
George Lott
George Parke
A. D. Vanderburg
Glenwood Cemetery
Edsall House
Keabeth Welch
Willard Forshe
Grover Smith
Gaughter
Shighe
N. i. Martin
N. Y
Oscar Giveans
Rushing Rhodes
Thomas Sanderson
Caldwell
Norman van Kirk
Morence Decker
Golsber Mann
Ellan Titaworth
Sara Swery
Raymond Kimble
New Milford
N.Y
James Parks
Gertrude
Wellington Park
N. Ryerson
Newton
John van Order
Batumlay
Hook
Henry Voegelin, Jr
Alton Deckem
Statler
Miramar
E. M. Statler
Crleston
N.C
Miami
Fla
Miller County
New York Harbor
J. Farrar
Bille
Sheriffs
Toth
Ftate
Charles Patterson
Tuxedo
Anderton
Beard
Otisville
Angus Walden
Fort Hamilton
Georgia
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