Santa Claus Delivers Senior Gift Exchange at High School
Students at the high school enjoyed a lively gift exchange led by a Santa figure who arrived amid thumping and merriment. The Senior class presented a gold crown to Principal William A. Wilson and teased faculty with humorous gifts while juniors also received treats and trinkets. Earl Hopking revealed himself as Santa, ending the festive afternoon with alumni in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Clare
Institution of Learning
Santa
Wiliam A. Wilson
Nick Quoth
Santa Claus
Hopny
Earl Hopking
Cepily Ition
New Enterprise Officers Installed at Regular Meeting
District Great Commander Jarmon ione Goff installed officers for New Enterprise Tiva 1 O T M at the regular meeting Friday evening. Officers named include P G Hermions Goff C Emma Knapp Lt C Lumo McGuire R K Katharine Goff Chaplain Agnes Saunders L at A Mipa Gort Sergeant Nellie Funnell Senior Katharine Granger Picke Sarah Wood Planiet Caasie Langley G Minnie Holmbraker First C B Deatrice Goff Second C B Edith Gow One candidate initiated and one membership application received Refreshments and social hour with vocal and instrumental music and dancing by members and visiting Sir Knights.
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Jarmione Goff
New Enterprise Tiva
Thair
P. G
Hermions Goff
Emma Knapp
Lumo McGuire
R. K
Katharine Goff
Agnes Saunders
Mipa Gort
Nellie Funnell
SenUnor
Katharine Granger
Picke
Sarah Wood
Planiet
Caasie Langley
Minnie Holmbraker
Deatrice Goff
Edith Gow
Membdera
800 More Men in Mail Service
Postmaster General Burleson announces 200 extra men will staff the railway mail service to handle the holiday rush and prevent congestion. The move expands crews as cities prepare for increased mail volume during the season.
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Associated Prena
Washington
Burleson
Santa Claus at Elks Club promises holiday plans
The Elks Club will host Santa Claus this year with about 200 invitations issued for families to meet the jolly figure. Burial notice: Merk Becker mother Charley Tarter buried in Callicoon after death in New York. Other items mention a Peter In New York hootenanny and a note on rental papers.
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Santa Claus
Elks’ Club
Elke
Bouth
Jala
Pwmen
Callicoon
Merk
Becker
Eolatat
Charley Tarter
State Cone
Sie Og
Callinoon
New York
Leing
Ant Alle
Anether Don
John Terhetie
Peter
Postal Aides Exemption Aims Amid Aid Budget Turmoil
Senator Stone III reports on exemptions for postal aides under a portion appropriation. The move targets labor costs and holiday-related overtime, with a projected budget impact around $2520.60 and $2060.00 in eliminated funds. The item references Washington action and Missouri senator context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tost Ofirns
Athorst
Monticello Girl Attacked by Bulldog Dog
In Monticello two young girls are attacked by a bulldog. Dora Ro and Vera, ages seven and twelve, were injured as the dog mauled them along the road. a motor party rescued Dora and the dog was shot. Vera escaped with minor injuries.
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Monticello
Edgar
I Ketehui
Dora Ro
Lura
Very Maureuy
Vethur
Vera
Dora
Bank Wreckers Face Federal Indictments in Kansas City Case
The American Union Trust Company of Kansas City failed leaving nearly 3,000 savers ruined. About $1000000 sunk by investors promoted by swindlers who promised profits. Ten former officials have been indicted by a United States Grand Jury for using funds to defraud. The case underscores calls for stern justice against bank wreckers.
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American Union Trust Company of Kansas
Juvastora
United States
Ime
Stern Justice
Bank Wreckars
Rooster and Cat Share Nesting Habits in Plymouth County
A Plymouth County letter describes an unusual household scene where a boy keeps a pet rooster and a cat that mother hens the bird. The child and animals share a coop space, with the rooster returning to its mother at roost time. Neighbors vouch for the tale, including George Smith who witnessed the scene at Mongaup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purlivan
Laws
Plymouth
Pelora
Sumer
Junamugh
J George Smith
John Street
Mongaup
Man Found Between Erie Tracks
A middle aged man lay between east and westbound Erie tracks near Harriman station after a passenger train passed him at 1:33 p.m. The engineer braked but could not stop in time. The man was found in a drunken stupor with no identification and was placed in care.
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East Bond
Harriman
Bis
Katin
Kate
Jewish Farmers of Sullivan County Report and Finances
The Liird anoval report of the Federation of Jewish Farmers of America shows at Pallevurgh 44 members with 7 loans totaling 384. At Mur Ierville 22 members with 129 loans totaling 608. At Parksville Wooraembora 1238 members with loans totaling 2780. Ad Stevensville and Morndale 38 members with 28 loans totaling Rah. Funeral of John Collins held at St Joseph RLDS Church in Icelock with Father Gavasen presiding. Interment at St Joseph's cemetery. Invitations extended for a wedding in January. Charity Ball tickets for Middletown on January 1 on sale at Thames Farrell Jr. store in Goshen.
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Feteration of
Jewish Farmers of America
Ure Society
Pallevurgh
Mur Ierville
Parksville
Wooraembora
Joana
Ad Stevensville
Morndale
Rah
John Collins
John Coliine
St Joxpple Rlds
Icfelock
Tome Qylem Thaker
Father Gavasen
St. Joreph's Cemietery
Dandel Driscoll
John OD. Lan
Milew Swoon
Joseph Sweenny
Patrick Scully
Thomas Neve
Armory
Middletown
Thames_Farrej, Jr
Goshen
Real estate and finance notes in New York’s week
New York real estate sees downtown sales in the millions as the West street building and a Dey Street Broadway corner change hands for a future business center. Wall Street stocks stumble with lower volumes and bank weaknesses, while autography and rare books fetch high prices at auction and Christmas cheer enlivens the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
West Street
He- Nain Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Deyetreet and
Broadway
Anti-Saloon League shift aims for national prohibition push
Washington reports that William H Miderson will move to New York as State Superintendent to build a unified temperance effort. The plan seeks nationwide action with New York as a battlefront, uniting temperance and reform groups behind a constitutional prohibition amendment.
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Washington, D. C
New York
William H.miderson
Maryland
Lilities
Anti Saloon League of America
Anderson
National Committee
Anti-Saloon League of America
Raleigh
Stevens Recovers From Assault In Walton Delaware
Milton Stevens of Walton Delaware was released from Thrall Hospital after injuries from an October 21 assault by Charles Brown on Fulton Street. Stevens suffered a broken nose broken jaw and brain concussion and was treated at headquarters before Thrall Hospital. Officers Imsten Benton and Maas aided in Brown's arrest. Brown is jailed in Gordon County awaiting the next grand jury term.
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Milton Stevens
Walton
Delaware
Charles | Brown
Fulton Street
Thrall Hospital
Stevens
Herbert Toi
Imsten, Benton and Maas
Brown, & Nekto
Brown
Gorden
Jant Grand Jnr
Will
Health Report for October Highlights Local Births and Deaths
The October health bulletin reports 26 deaths and 26 births in this city. It lists county figures with Goshen 18 deaths 8 births and Port Jervis 18 deaths 5 births. Other counties include Newburgh 41 deaths 41 births, Warwick 7 deaths 11 births, Sullivan County 28 deaths.
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State Department
of Health
Cora
Goshen
Montgomery
Hirtha
Newhargh
Port Jertis
Walden
Eirthay
Warwick
Sullivan i Comnty
Has Appendicitis Confines Sannwal at Home
Harlog Sannwal is confined to his home due to appendicitis. He remains under doctor care.
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Harlog Sannwal
Short Session of Board of Supervisors
The Board convened at 10:30 am. Inspector Cass of the Prison Commission reported on jail conditions and management. Auditor figures show various disbursements and a deficit after guard salaries. The highway superintendent’s report was filed, and several committee bills and a Goshen budget were approved. Adjournment set for Monday December 22 at 10:30.
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Emott
Abe
Emidlentiz
Pyri the Catholic
Iam Osriot
Building Committee
Miscellaneous Committee
Goshen Supply Committee
Cogan Signs Up Players for Paterson Eastern League
Paterson football and baseball fans learn Paterson will be in the Eastern League as Dick Cogan signs players. He secured contracts with Kelley Wyckoff Hull Bruce Desmet Hass and others and plans April start with exhibitions against Giants Brooklyn All Cubans and teams from Pittsburgh and Cleveland. Ray Bates returns with Cleveland creating strong drawing power.
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Paterson
Dick Cogan
Lakeview
Kelley
Sammy Wyckoff
Hull
Newark
Phartstop
Bruce
Mountainvie
Cleveland
Scoresby Hose Beats Soldiers in Elienville Exhibition
The Company I basketball team lost to the Sooresby Hose Company of Ellenville 18 to 15 at the State Armory. First half stood 11 to 7 for Ulster county. Hayes and Butler each made three baskets. McDowell led Ellenville with five.
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State Armory
Sooresby Hose Company
Elienville
Acore
Ulster County
Serson
Hayes
Butler
Euch
McDowell
Ellenville
Ellenville Board Announces New Liberty School Building
The Werorile School Board approves construction of a new schoolhouse resembling Liberty High. Architect Lacy’s plans for The Tew Holding are approved, with construction to begin as soon as feasible.
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Liberty. de
Werorile School Board
Lacy
Tew
George Denies Enemies Behind His Troubles
William R. George of the Freeville Junior Republic accuses the State Board of Charities of orchestrating his troubles amid calls for a board review. He denies accusations, saying the board acted hastily on contrived evidence and pledges to remain a director of the National Junior Republican Association.
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William R. George
Republic
Doug Bot
Bik
Goorke
San Bien Billcott
Albany Dey
Freeguille
Mr. George
Daddy George
State Board of
Charities
George
State Board
Neme
George Junior Republic Association of
New - York
V “Everit Macy
Broad ‘Street
The
National Association
112Th ‘Street
State Charities Board
Freeville
Charities Board
Rational’ Association
Danbury Fans Oppose Malay Trade Rumor
Danbury fans fear a Malay trade to Middletown weakens the team and erodes his strong local following. Malay, popular for his personality and humor, faced Terr Mcl Govern on the field and gained a wide street appeal among Danbury supporters.
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Landgraf
Danbury
Charlie Malay
Middletown
Charlie
Jack” Keyes
pDight
MclGovern
Damms
Janshvnk Tat Maneater Landsvaf
Hotel Robbery at Lake Huntington Reported
Richard Schwab reports a hotel robbery at Lake Huntington during a Thane night. Thieves entered via a broken cellar window and stole liquors from the wine cellar. Local men are suspected. one linked man disappeared. Detectives are on the case. another station is set at Westtown. A station with Rev Father Cole will be held at Dr. Conrad F. Karpick’s home in Weestiowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Schwab
Take Puntington
Wquors
Schwab
Westtown
Father Cole
Conrad F. Karpick
Weetiowa
Local Cafe Changes Hands In Middletown Transfer
John H. Cole, longtime hotel man and Waldoft House proprietor, will take immediate possession and operate the Waldorf Café in Middletown. Magory, owner for two years with prior partnership, will move to the city and retire from active business after selling the Luzon Waldorf Hotel to Edward Sullivan, effective January 1.
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John H. Cole
Magory
Cole
Middletown
Bisiness
Gunttier's S ‘Gata
South
Sullivan County
Luzon
Edward’Sullivan
New York City
Comedy of Errors Opens at Massachi College Chart
The Massachi Agricultural College dramatic club presents The Comedy of Errors with a cast over 20 and a four piece orchestra. Reserved seats encouraged as the performance opens Saturday morning at Pronk's Theater with the glee club previously featured at St Paula Church drawing a large holiday crowd.
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Glee Club
St Paula - Church
M:h's
Train Collision at Livingston Manor Causes Damage
An accident in the Ox and W yard at Livingston Manor occurred Sunday around 7:30 am. Extra 212, led by Sherman and Robb, collided with extra 211, led by McDermott and Davis, damaging engine 166 and several cars. firemen Wortman and Reynolds escaped serious injury by jumping. Poor signal visibility in heavy fog caused the crash.
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Livingston Manor
Ox& W
John ‘Sherman
John Robb
Michael McDermott
Frank Davis
Fred Wortman
M. Reynolda
Extra No
Mesnrs
Wortuisa
Reynolds
Thomas H Peck Dies in Grand Rapids Bath Mishap
Newburgh native Thomas Me. Peck, 79, died in Grand Rapids from a broken hip after leaving a bath. His widow Anna Post and Miss Kate Peck of New York City survive. Peck built wealth as head of a western wholesale drug house and led a lumber lands syndicate in Florida, Lake Districts, and Washington. He recently closed a Canada deal, described as the largest of its kind. He had planned a trip to Palm Beach this week.
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Newburgh
Thomas Me. Peck
Grand Rapids
Anna Post
Mise Kate"Peck
New York City
Peck
Florinda
Ee Lake
Washington T
Canada
Pala Beach
Erie Road Wins Soft Coal Decision
A Decem ber 18 report from Trenton states that the commission dismissed a complaint against the Erie Railroad over coal handling. The decision limits use of soft coal and clarifies prohibitions under existing law.
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Erie Road
Trenton
Erie
Juniors Informal Dance to Seniors at Lae Fen Hall
The Invitation lists an informal junior event for seniors at Lae Fen Hall on December 79. Admission will be by invitation only.
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M. B.S
Laefen Hall
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Missouri
Criminal Justice
Jewish Farmers OF
Charles A. Gongne
Awatetion
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Wiley Wallock Sayer
AGH
Warwick Advertiser
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Yekope
Hammerstein
Pendleton
Sulzer
Lata
New York Central
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Sears
Fortain
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National Cay
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Reem
Ron
Mark “Toratni
lAithnar
Mark Twain
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Corday
Paris
Marat
France
Tarro
Scott
Judes
Lyric Theatre
Health Report
Board OF Supervisors
Cogan
I. Hayes
Pickard
Bader
Beorethy Hoes
McDorell
Meaweneresenecel
Ellenville Board
Ornberg-Gostie
Perth Amboy
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New York-New Jarney
South Norwalk
Vecanuy
Lake Huntington
C. & W.trains
Thomas H Peck
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