Goshen Trio Held For Car Robbery Case
Three Erie Railway workers from Goshen are jailed awaiting a Friday morning hearing before Police Justice C. C. Chappell on charges of tearing a commissary car at the village yards. George Smith James Merritt and Rufus Young are alleged to have stolen rubber boots rain coats a carton of cigarettes and other goods. Detectives R. N. Johnson Samuel Van Gelder and David Clark led the arrest and most property has been recovered with one pair of boots still missing.
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Goshen
C. C. Chappell
George Smith
James Merritt
Rufus Young
The
Erie
R. N. Johnson
Mearvns
Samuel van Gelder
David Clark
Justice Chappell
Extradition Papers for Ehlers Boys at Goshen
Goshen December 27 extradition papers authorize taking George and Louis Ehlers to New Jersey to face trial for alleged theft of Ford cars from Paterson. Papers bear signatures of Governor Whitman and agents of New Jersey. No timetable for transport was known.
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Goshen
George
Lewis Ehlers
New Jersey
Ford Care
Paterson
Whitman
William H. Lord
Adolf Keppler
Paterson Po
Lce Department
Bert
Jerssy
Louis Eblers
Doings at the County Seat Christmas Address in Goshen
President George F. Gregg delivers a Christmas Eve address at Goshen’s Community Christmas Tree observance. He extols charity, tolerance, and Christian teachings, urging mercy for the needy and unity beyond creed, recalling Bethlehem’s humility and the Master’s example.
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George F. Gregg
Goshen
Bethlehem
Earth
Calvary
Simmy
Personal and social notes from Brooklyn scenes
Local Brooklyn society notes listing holiday visits and stays at various homes. Names include Miss Béithem of High Briton X, Kedora B. Horton at Columbia University student Mina Jennie Horton, Lucille and Martha Peake, and families in New Rochelle Paterson Syracuse Union College ties. Mentions Harry F. Green in critical condition and several travelers returning home for Christmas.
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Brooklyn
Miss Béithem
Avery Pelton
Fies Kedora B. Horton
Columbia
Univarers
Mina Jennie v. Hortes
Osanning
Misa Bella Hor
Mrshou Iengerson
Conieianne
Misees Lucille
Mariha Peake
South Dakota
Syracuse University
Harvey Derson
Chrlatheas
Augeburg
A. G. Allen
Paul, Victor and Merrill
New Rochelle
Miles
Common Council
Sprague Avenue
Allen
Miler
Harry F. Green
F. Russell Elmore
Lafayette Avenue
Union College
Schenectady
Frank Wilaon
Colombia
Mis
Rosana Wilson
Emma #. Strader
Beatie Avenue
Paterson
N. J
Walter Tremper
Charles Tremper
Harris Albro
Marathon
Chas
Carpenter
Dolsontown
H. E. Lewis
Arthur
Charles Brucklacher
Grand Avenue
Emma E. Strader
Beattle Avenue
Lewis
D. & L. Railroad
Oneonta
Livery Man Barletti Convicted After Assault on Neuburger
Barletti, sparked by being fired by livery owner Philip Neuburger, faced arraignment with aseaull charge. Judge Howard M. Starr found him guilty and imposed a suspended sentence. Witness William H. King, an employee, struck Barletti with a club to end the incident. no charges filed against King. Patrolman aided restraining Barletti.
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Philip Neuburger
Wickham Avenue
Barney Barletti
Barretti
Howard M. Starr
Aseaull
Neuburger
William H. King
Barletti
Mr. Neuburger
King
Tony Genegel Goes to California and Village Tree Ceremony
Tony Genegel announced plans to move to California while a village Christmas program unfolded. A large evergreen tree in Park Square was decorated with lights and gifts for the needy, amid a strong community effort led by Mrs. Bacon and others despite disruptions. In other items, Manuel was released on probation after a theft case involving a Christmas tavern. A separate note reports a tree ceremony planned tonight at the Dikeman residence on New Street.
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Doiremans Goshra
Bose
New Street
Obituary notices from Newburgh Port Jervis area
Henry Crance's family mourns in Vernon and New York area with mention of wife Harriet Lysch, son David Rhodes, and extended kin. Mary Cecelia Humphrey, widow of Charles Humphrey, dies in Middletown after ten days illness aged 76. funeral at 2 PM at 1 Ball Street led by Rev. Uriah Symonds. Jane Carter Woolsey Mapes dies at home in Newburgh after long illness. 50th wedding anniversary noted. Dr Otto Appley of Cochecton dies at 65 in Deerpark Sanitarium after long illness. several relatives named. Evelyn A. Miller Sudderly dies at 74 in Tawagey, former Middletown resident. services at North Street Congregational Church. LeRoy Wickham, longtime Port Jervis resident, dies at 7 in the evening. survivors listed.
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Henry &. Crance
Vernon
Cranee
Harriet Lysch
A. KR
New Louis Fred
Craner
Beothhtown
David Rhodes
Wencreneyil
Crnpee
William A. Cranse
Mary Cecelia Humphrey
Fort Jervis
Charles Humphrey
St Francis Hospital
New Rochelle
N. Y
Thaddeus A. Lawrence
Charles I. Humphrey
Canandaigua
Middletown
Humphrey
Wheeley, Madden and Clemaun Manufacturin Company
Kankakee
City
Ball Street
Charles L. Munnich
Episcopal Church
United States
C. Munnich
Het. Uriah Symonds
Newburgh
Dec
Jane Carter Woolsey
Charles Mapes
Levi D. Wooleey
Margaret Carter
Kingston
New Girl
Washington
Frank W. Mapes
Thuroh
Mapes
Slater
Mary T. Reeder
Port Jervis
Wee
Cour
Ot App-ley
Cochecton
Deerpark Sanitarium
Everal
Appley
Theron Appley
Otto Appley
Damascus
Aligwhfe
Appler
Buffalo Medical College
W. W. Appley
Apples
Seare
de. Parzet
Cochecten
Aml
Poe
Parizot
Pobe
Mudrick
Knapp
Kelly
Best
Tbe
Patriot
Sarg Ua
Evelyn A. Miller
Acton A. Sudderly, Jr
Tawagey
Dover
No 1
Mee
Sadderly
Charitan, Bermolds
Xowick Street
Bloomingburg
Sudéeriy
North Street
Weddings and Obituary Notes from Port Jervis Area
Multiple society notices cover weddings in Port Jervis area: Matthews Avery nuptials at Monticello Presbyterian with later reception in Middletown. Lewis Twichells wed in Barryville with honeymoon plans to New York City and Washington DC. Smith and Kate Irvine marry at North Street Congregational Church. Simpson and Mount wed on Christmas at 6 Liberty Street. Borkenhagen and Carr unite in Santa Christmas ceremony in Sussex County. Obituaries recall Joseph Wilson of Wantage Township and schoolteacher Fath E Reed of Newark with family tributes and funeral arrangements.
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Matthewe—Avery
Earl Blaney Matthews
Eleanor May Avery
William Avery
Rock Hill
N. Y
Presbyterian Pareenage
Monticello
A. Walker
Grace Avery
Brrde
George Flack
New York City
Mella Avery
Kidney
Linden Avenue
Mabride
Wall Wi Council, Jr OG
Washington, D. C
Barryville
N.Y
John Z. Twitchell
Genesee Wesleyan Semnary
Lima
Port Jervis
Barryvile Prairie School
Groom
Fullivan
Pit, Ie
New York
State Normal School
Oneonta
Smith
Irving
North Street Congregational Church
C. H. Reynolds
Kate Irvine
William 3. Smith
Harry’ Irving
A. A. Irving
Annual Dinner Enjoyed by Tuxedo Police Members
Tuxedo Park December 28 The annual dinner of the Tuxedo police force was held at the Tuagdo Wind house with over a score of patrolmen and officials from county sections attending a lavish luncheon served by H. M. Wilford. Menu included beef broth, roast sirloin, turkey, vegetables, Waldorf salad, ice cream, coffee and cigars. Speeches by Edward Rushmore and Richard Talbot were well received and a gift pipe was presented to Talbot by Chief O. Rush. Several officers and invited guests attended.
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Tuxedo Park
Tuxedo Police Force
Tuagdo
Vermont
Edward (. Rushmore
Richard Talbot
O. Rush
Police Department
Talnet
Chief Bush
Obituary notices from Newark area burials
Obituary notices describe multiple local deaths in Newark and nearby towns. Anna Belle Brewster died at 23:40 in her Southain Street home aged 1 year 6 months 1 day and was interred in Calvary Cemetery after Mass at Sacred Heart Church. Thomas Cronin, 36, died of heart disease in Franklin, funeral at Immaculate Conception Church. Terry Ketchum’s wife Bridget McNamara, George E. Smith and Lydia J. Jones are among other noted deaths with funeral details and residence information provided.
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Sarah E. Peed
Mex
Fatah E. Newt
Oranre
Scene
Gitar
Wiliam L Rend
Newerk
Atone
George 1
Flizareth
William 1
Newark
Ant
Fiers A. Olden
Countiers
Orance
Sues
Gewte Reed
Mire
Reed
John Everett
Prooklyn
Anna B. Brewster Monroe
Anna Belle Brewster
Southain Street
Thomas Cronin
Susser
N. J
Frankin
Franklin
William Cronkin
Church of the’ Immaculate Conception of
Janeslynn
Prinklin
John Cronin
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Father Hampton
Bridget McNamara
Geeren
Dee
Pridget McNawmara
Greenwich Avenue
Goshen
Deteated
Irekind
Broomingreve
William
Edward
Woomine Greve
Anc Stater
Mary Sweeney
Ire
Jam
George E. Smith
George FL Smith
Fruita
Randar
At & O
Newburth
Coorce ‘Smith
Martha
Sarah J
Anne
Rion
St John
Intermental Wallkilceteters
Philipcourch
Lydia J. Johnees
Sorex NJ
Dia J. Johnsen
Min
Patetron
Sos
MT Charen
Welock
Tater
Fairvew
Milk price scale adopted for January to March
A New York committee of producers and dealers plus State Senator Charles Wicks set a new milk price scale for January February and March. First district milk will fetch 2.26 per 100 pounds in January and 2.15 in February and March with first district butter fat adjustments. Second district prices are 2.10 in January and 2.00 in February and March. Prices may be revised by the committee.
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T Wo
New York City
Charles W. Wicks
Oneida County
Dairymten
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Griswold
Gilmore C. Bush
Tuxedo
Otiss Tile
Terry Ketchum
Myrtle E. Ketchum
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Unionville
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Newhurgh
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