Shocked to Death by 33000-Volt Cable at Power House
Stanley Roosa, 22, of Ellsuyie, was killed when he attempted a dangerous stunt at a paper mill power line. He connected a live lead to a lamp and waited for a signal, but the current surged after four o clock, instantly killing him. Doctors from Ellville deem no help possible. He left a widow and dependent mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Roosa
Honk Falls
Ellsuyie
Stanley Hovsi
Kisgsten Os Ghaday
Rooza
dachIays
Methher
Fie
Florida News Briefs and Social Notices
Florida items report Mr and Mrs Stephen Starr visiting at N nds home of his father W E Starr on Maple Ave. A chicken pie supper is hosted by the Ladies Aid and Home Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church on Friday Feb 21. Rain has turned Pumpkins Swamp meadows into a lake. Revival services begin at the M E Church this week led by Rev Lees with W W Christie assisting. Miss Lucy Murray remains ill. Local farmers have nearly sold their onions as prices rise, with eastern and western buyers seeking remaining stock from Florida cold storage. George LeSoir returned to the city, and Robinsons may be heading west. Weather prophets forecast wind from the sixteenth to the twenty fifth. Kusex has moved to a residence on Grenmere Avenue. Interest grows in a diamond ring deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Starr
N . Nd
W. E. Starr
Maple Avenue
Ladies’ Aid and Home Missionary Soci
The
Presbyterian Church
Pumpkins
M. E. Church
Lees
W. W. Christie
Lucy
Murray
Florida
de Beer
George LeSoir
Robinson
Kusex
Grenmere Avenue
Diamond Ring Ton
Local Society Notes From Farmingdale and Nearby
Farmington area social items mention Mr and Mrs Robert McLaughlin of Newburgh visiting L J McLaughlin. Mrs Horton spending a week with Mrs A Garver at Mestangsvill. Mrs H C Lindeu of Farmington visiting Goshen. Miss Helen Smith of Turner guest of Miss Smith. Our school children featured in Times Press as popular for a short term. Miss Margaret OConnor teaches at Dale district school amid hopeful community tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McLaughlin
Newburgh
L. J. McLauughiat
J. Horton
Farias Cale
Helen Smith
Turner
Smith
E. S. Earl
Times
Jiarcaret T
Dale
Westbrookville Ladies Auxiliary Meeting Notice
WESTBROOKVILLE Feb 17 The Ladies Auxiliary of the M. E. Church will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs G W Comfort. The note text appears garbled but indicates a local church group gathering with Mrs Dillard and a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churen
G. W. Comfort
Dillard
Neriain
Ill Senators in Poor Health Amid Coalition News
Latimer of South Carolina and Clay of Georgia are reported seriously ill. The text notes a deteriorating condition with no improvement and mentions a broad political coalition. It references Washington affairs and a breakdown of events, with focus on Senate figures and recent health concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latimer
South Carolina
Ana Clay
Georgia
Serinusty
Washington D.C
South Caroina
Todas
Qlap Af Geerela
Crn
Chester Notes: Local Meetings, Dances, and Health News
In Chester on Thursday Rev Mr Claysurne spoke at St Pauls Church. H H Case had a successful throat operation at St Luke's Hospital Newburgh. Joseph Durland is seriously ill at Academy Avenue. Phi Cappa Sigma held a meeting at the Hyatts home. Rev J Scott King spoke to Pomona Grange and a banquet followed. Euchre results list E S Durland and Masten Murray as top players. A baseball club dance was postponed. I M G A to elect officers March 2 with a banquet. German ball at Washington Hotel with Parkins Orchestra. Leap Year dance by Jas Ws crowd. Lorenzo Shoemaker mentioned in
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claysurne
Tennessee
St. Paul's Church
H. Case
St. Luke's Hospital
Newburgh
Thompson
Davis
Joseph Durland
Academy Avenue
Phi Cappa Sigma Society of
Bertram
Harry Hyatt
J. Scott King
Pomona Grange
Chester Grange
Grange
Walton Hose Co
FE. G. Masten
Fred Murrayet
G. W. Bail
Chester | Dlicas
Cai
George
Washington
Parkin
John Rysinger
Grange Notes Chronicle Local Happenings
In Tiaville Grange notes, officers report routine updates and community items. Two lines mention former members and a note about Terese and Fired Peanes, with minimal context provided.
Matthews and relatives linked in Passaic death notice
Niece of Peter Mo Johnson of Lingen and widow of David A. Matthews noted in a Passaic area obituary. Residents include former Mildltown glasscutter employed at Trihite Cot Gines Works. Funeral details listed with family members S Taylor and H M Anderson among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews
Cerbnta
Mes
V Peter Mo Johnson
Lingen
Witia Piers
Mra
iReare
Wits
David A
Passaic
Mildltown
Mr. Therce
Trihite Cot Gines Works
Recital at Moffat Library for Washingtonville Church
Washingtonville on February 27 Rev Reymond L Forman of Brooklyn will present selections from Dickens Nicholas Nickleby at Moffat Library with proceeds for Washingtonville M E Church. Admission 4 cents. reserved 35 cents. Doors open February 24 at Bond's drug store.
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Moffat
Washingtonville M
Bond's
Theron Lee
Princeton
Presbyterian Church
George A. Owen
Pine Bush Church Sermons and Village Notices
In Pine Bush on Sunday Rev J S L McMichaels preached at Graham U P Church then left for Piqua. A New England supper at Mr and Mrs S Vernooy featured codfish balls cold corned beef pickles and bread with cider appleclass molasses cake doughnuts pumpkin pie tea and waffles. Mrs Kate W L McKinney elected trustee of the Pine Bush Library Association to fill her husband’s seat. Funeral director Wilson Scott prepared Mary Jane Boice’s remains. burial at Walker Valley Cemetery. Ice harvest on Shawansunk Lake ended abruptly as dam ice broke. A Lincoln’s birthday sleighing party from Walden visited Pine Bush and dined at Jayvetha House. Marks & Mikies reported a car crash at the station near the train’s 4 p m arrival. Theodore W Decker of Binghamton noted climate and frost impacts. John F Stewart, previously ill, now recovered enough for street walking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
U. P
McMichaels
Piqua
New England
Pine Bush Library Association
Kate W. L. McKinney
Wilson Scott
Mary Jane Baice
Thomas Boice
Cragsmoor
Walker Valley
Cemery
Mary
Andrew Coddington
Shawansunk Lake
Walden
Lincol
Jayvetha House
Decker
S&sisihie
Parior
Binorinsburg
England
Brink
Jase Bull
Thompson Ridge
Sea Chow
Thomas B. Couser
Marks & Mikies
Pons
Shaesucu
Theodore W. Decker
Buim
John F. Stewart
Wurtsboro News Briefs Quiet Socials and Sports
Feb reports from Wurtsboro note callers in and around town including Mrs Edwis e and Mrs Coddinaro hosting a well attended Valentine social at Mrs Coddinaros home. A rugaver horse caused injuries at a stirrup event. Rock Hill and Wurtsboro bowled two games with strong scores, and Richard Conner, jailed in Port Jer in EIai, shows improvement after recent containment. Firemen’s fair reminder ends the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ije
Fred
Rock
Ig Wurtsboro
Evenlaz
Warssboro
Robinson
Wurtsboro
Rork Hill
Wartsboro
al Fatter
Femur
Accidentally Shot Fatal Wounds Inlisted in Silas F Sulton
In a forest outing a signal error led to Silas F Sulton being fatally shot by neighbor Andrew Raisted. The two men, armed while hunting, were struck by misfortune as a gun discharged unexpectedly. Coroner's inquest was awaited to determine full circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas F Sulton
St Walden
Don Savurcar
Acci
An-drew Raisted
I Ag
MARRIED. Hens Bottencsurw and A Rotten cuts
Obscure notices mix names and dates from Middletown and New York. References to Katherine Mille Witkin Marvin In, Susan Stencal, Jane White widow, and funeral notices for Feb and Feb 16 appear, with Fredk Of Rockafellow funeral director details. The text is fragmentary and difficult to parse.
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Brown
AY Sands
Katherine Mille Witkin
Marvin
Middletown
Fen
Dehn W. Marvin
Storgal
Susan Stencal
Fenersi
Boris
Fersonvile
Ioids
Middivtown
Jane White
Richard Reynolds
Taylor
Middiniown
Feb
Fredk OF
Rockafellow
North St
New York
Chetens
Local Visitors and Names Mentioned in Town Notes
R C Ritchie of Now ed aid and h Ashwenh werk appear among town visitors. Margaret Patersen of Newfoundland and New York figures attend events, with Edward Rabeerk and Mrs Eugens Rhodes linked to mutuals in New York. Willem B Hallss and others from New York visit, while Dinchamien excursion plans by Piewnixose Co. are noted. The Thom Mécanone remains tied to Saturday's scene as the railway incident details are clarified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Ritchie
Nowed Aid
H. Ashwenh
Margaret Patersen
Newfoundland
Sas
Rhodes
Geoess
Miss Knek
New York
Edward Rabeerk
Htown
Eugens Rhodes
Said ‘Fiechen
Mutuals
Willem B. Hlss
Monticello Notes Highlight Regional Events and People
Sullivan County reports from Monticello include Walter Prince’s neck operation at Port Jervis Hospital, Edward Singleton's death at 29 in Monticello, Bertha Sarles’ upcoming wedding to Ira Heidrich, and news of former resident D. J. Smith losing his Hot Springs home. James Woods remains the carrier to Birchwood post office. bills to raise county clerk salaries are introduced. several residents relocate or retire from trades. local deaths include Albert Kouler and W. Bowman. The town’s finances show $192,000 in railroad bonds and $26,000 in cases outstanding. civic topics touch schools, a new painters union, and stockholder meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter G. Prince
Purdy & Demerest
Monticello
Port Jervis
Edward Singleton
New York
Ireland
Metropolitan
Bertha. M
Edward Sarles
Livingston Manor
Ira Heidrich
D. J. Smith
Hot Springs
Ark
James Woods
St. Joseph’s Station
Sisters of St. Dominic
Birchwood
Ofice
F. E. Hubbard
Idrez
Kaye
Souk Bend
Ing
Murphy
Albert Kouler
Bear Jeffersonville
W. Va
Davis
Lerry Bowman
Knell & Durr
Millpond
Gallan
Stanley L. Pontez
Maritza Lieb
Jeffersonville
David Glass
Oscerhout
Las Summa
Kenora Lake
Mrr
Mr. Arnei
Sherman Erne
Joseph Swartz
Liberty
L. Herset Binghamton
Charles F
Youngsville
D.potlmen
Isaac Townsend
Annnapolis
Town of
Kilbourne
Tredianick
Schoor
TaetaAslasiasu
Diemer
A. P. Bakers Co
Maser
Louis Duiei
Secant
N. Browmes
Maant
Tims
Ernest Frencises
Hannah Fisk
Untitled fragment clouds local sports thoughts
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Braves game and a player named Renae with unclear events. Debris and an unresolved scene hint at a domestic or outdoor incident. No clear dates, teams, or outcomes can be confirmed from the readable parts.
Bloomingburg Floods Strain Bridges and Residents March Home
In Bloomingburg on Saturday high water overwhelmed drains as ice and debris blocked crossings. Bernard Vermuyen walked from the mill to Crawford and Burlingham bridges amid three to four feet of floodwater, eventually hiring a buggy to return home. Nearby residents and visitors navigated wrecked bridges, with several crossing attempts noted and local dwellers reporting pneumonia and flu cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomingburg
Bernard Vermuyen
Berrys Mill
Crawford Mill Bridge
Burlingham Bridge
Joan Bull
Shenangunk Killridge
Mirs
B. Moorehouse
Middletown
Francis Clifts
F. Bunning
Paimont
George W. Comfort
Itica
James H. Ser
Herien
Orton
Illis Keonz
Charles Miller
New Wie Plains
Elizabeth Sherer
Theodore Reex Wireriers
Death Notice for Child in Rexterd Area
The child of Roy and the Schoonake family of Rexterd died of pneumonia at their grandmother's home in Greckle. The funeral for Mrs. ae kon's is planned with Rev. ya presiding and pallbearers to follow. Burial will be in the Seated town Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Schovamaker
Beck
Greckle
Roy
Schoonake
Texas
Jostlerville
Ae Kon
Ya Acca
Seatedtown
NEW HAMPTON WEB NOTES FEBRUARY SOCIAL EVENTS
In New Hampton the Valentine social and chicken dinner at William Mabee’s home drew a large crowd with good service and a generous sum raised. The Denton Presbyterian Church Woman's Missionary Society met at Mrs. William Probert’s with prayers, readings on China and the Far East, discussions on Native tribes, a duet by Miss Mills and Miss Harrington, and refreshments. Also, Gate School plans to reopen after a scarlet fever scare as recoveries occur. A surprise visit to Mr. and Mrs. Collard of Winterton yielded baskets and a pleasant day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine
William Mabee
Reallaad
Woman's Missionary Society
Denton Presbyterian Church
William Probert
Anoe Owen
China
Hi T
C. C. Stage
Constaninople
Far East
J. N. Ryerson
Utah
Winterton
S. Collard
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Farmingdale
Westbrookville
Semlay
Ai Ara
Ths
Chester
Lorenzo Shoemaker
Lorenzo
Haar
Saturna
Tisville Grange Notes
Peree-Seare
Sin Hall
Qantes
Jar
T .Om. E. Craw
Cyrles
Cam
S. Taylor
H. M. Anderson
W. B. Bump
Washingtonville
William H. Hallock
Hal
Odd Fellows Hall
Reed
Farmers’ Institute
Helen of
Syracuse
John D. Courier
Abby J. Denniston
Camden
George Marshall
Francis
Walker Walter
Richard Conner
Hens Bottencsur
W. Am A. Rottencuts
Piewnixose Co
Ponghieessie
Dinchamien
Satursar
Thoras Agnew
Sullivan County
Ulsterville
Arctics
Edmond & van Sickle
North Street
Logh Sheldrake
New Hampton
Leo Bar Uell
Crithise
H. Sayer
Otisville
WAL Fiero
Ogden & Shimer
Amity
Milford
Eden- Island
Glen
Jack Box
Ogden & Shi
Main Street
Orange County
Albert
Erie
Ejci
Moadar
Barrer ‘Moore
Circlevin Midésatt
Siro Conte
Cali
AL Bosh
Res Estate
North Mi
Middletons
N. F. TeswSt
John Shepard
Jvamions
Howells
Pidar
Sears
Eitaira
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