Juilliard Foundation Born From A D Juilliard Will
The will of Augustus D Juilliard filed in Orange County Goshen establishes the Juilliard Musical Foundation with residuary estate to aid music education and public entertainments. The bequest may exceed 2 million dollars with specific gifts of 100000 to the American Museum of Natural History and 100000 to the New York Orthopaedic Hospital, plus 300000 to charitable groups. Executors say the foundation will fund scholarships and operatic productions by the Metropolitan Opera Company in New York City. The estate’s final size will be determined after probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A. D. Juilliard
Orange County
Goshen
Juilliard Musical Foundation
Metropolitan Opera Company
John M. Perry
Larkin & Perry
Juilliard
Darger
Mir’ Juilliard
America
Juillliard
Augustus D. Julliard
Goston
A. D. Juilliard & Co
John's Guild
City
Park
Mr. Juilliard
Acd
Metropolitana Opera Company
Captain Herbert B. Rosee Returns Home and Plans Law Office
Captain Herbert B. Rosee received his army discharge at Cann Dix N. 3 on Monday of last week and has returned to his home. He plans to establish a law office for the Law Building on North siperk, taking over the former offices of a Tay lor & Reyes member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert B. Rosee
Cann Dix
N. 3
Thight
Royce
North Siperk
Aytim
Fry
Taylor & Reyes
Daily Thought Let time that makes pou bomeis
A fragment titled Daily Thought appears with unclear phrasing and names. The readable portion hints at musings on time and change but lacks concrete events, persons, or places to anchor a full report.
Linden Hall to House Two Industries in Middletown
Linden Hall, an old Middletown entertainment center, is being converted into an industrial building. The Middletown Dress Company will occupy the main floor, while The Wolf Company of New York will rent the upper floor and plans to open by Tiny 15. Wolf Company, based at 511 East Tiny Street, has 20 years in business and 400 workers in New York. the local operation aims to hire about 100 to start. W Irving Wolf, VP and GM, is in town coordinating the expansion as an experiment with potential local home construction if successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden Hall
Middletown
Middletown Dress Company
Wolf Company
New York Bty
Chamber of Commerce
East Tiny Street
New York
W. Irving Wolf
Daniel T. Woo
Denton
George Phillips
Moses Satver
Coed
Segular
Presbyterian Church
Goshen
N. F
Tay Yoantr
Hiram Phillips
H.W
Deion
James Gale
C. G. Sawyer
Theodore 4
Vizabeth
Goliar
Daniel T. Wood
First Presbytenen
Moalwater
Obadiah M. Johnson
Wna
Johnson
Amine Ho
Thesday
Priscilla Club Outing At Sunnyside Farm
The Priscilla Club held its annual picnic at Sunnyside Farm the home of Mr and Mrs George Makuen on Tuesday. Members arrived by auto and trolley meeting at Mechanicstown and were welcomed by Mrs Makuen. A long table on the lawn groaned with baskets and home baked goods as twenty dined al fresco. After lunch games phonograph music and piano solos entertained. Ice cream and cake followed. a rising vote of thanks sealed a delightful day remembered by all attendees including Miss Louise Dickerson and Mrs Charles Tuthill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Cheb
Sunnyside
George Makuen
Mechanicstown
William Cowley
van Wasen
McVoy
Louise Dickerson
Charles F. McVoy
Eqxuma van Wagen
Benjamin Williams
Fred Green
John Tryon
Jamez Scott
Wm. L. Dickerson
Mughter
Lowise
George Upright
Herbert Barter
Charles Tuthill
Doris and
Marion
W. A. Hemingway
Misa Maude Freer
Frances Tryon
Wilam Cowley
Miss Daniels to Direct Middletown Playground Work
Miss Ethel Daniels of Sag Harbor L I has been named director for Middletown playground work for July and August. She will take charge immediately as the board of education plans locations for the two grounds likely including Hares Field and the Albert street school area. Registration notices for the underground work will be issued in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Daniels
Sag Harbor
L. L
Middletown
Board of Education
Miss Daniels
Hares Field
Albert Street School Firma
Ulerground
Surprise Party for Mr. and Mrs. Fleming in Middletown
A Thursday evening gathering at Li Ge nung stmeel featured Mr. and Mrs. Fleming of New York City as honored guests. The event included games and refreshments with about 25 friends and relatives present. Florrine, linked to the New York Police Department, is noted as a brother of Mrs. Ladlim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan
Mra G. Swinton
Hany S$. Fleming
New York City
Florrine
New York
Police Department
Ladlim
Ben
Middietown
Sundar School to Present Patriotic Program July 2
Centreville readers will attend a Sundar school patriotic entertainment titled Our Deaniny and Our Flac at the parish house Wednesday evening July 2. The program includes recitations and music. No admission fee. a small price will be charged for cream served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centreville
Sundar School
Barber R. C. Groadstead Temporarily Replaced At Post
Barber R. C. Groadstead has taken limited leave this week from his duties, with Joe Kennedy holding the job in the interim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber
R. C. Groadstead
Fred
Joe Kennedy
Letter From Local Man Seized in Raid On Socialist School
A letter by Samuel Mt. Smith of 1 Grand Avenue to D. P. B. Perenberg head of the Rand School of Social Science was seized in a raid by the Lusk Committee in New York. The letter, introduced during hearings on Scott Nearing and the Rand School, discusses Elizabeth Gurley Flynn and plans linked to Otisville and Middletown, with Smith identified as a local mail carrier and socialist activist. The probe aims to revoke the Rand School charter. the institution runs over 6,000 students. The correspondence reflects investigative focus on socialist activity and alleged organized efforts amid the hearings.
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Samuel Mt. Smith
Grand Avenue
D. PB. Perenberg
Rand School of Social Science
Srp
Carrie D. Rand
Lusk Bolsherism
New York
Raud
Lusk Committee
Scott Nearing
American Socialist Society
Middletown
Elizabeth Gurley Fiyan
Otisville
Smith
Miss Firha
Miss Flynn
Jos Addreas
Miss Firnn
Aniforza Getter
Fragmented Thought on Mortality and Time
A fragmented meditation questions men's hope of being noticed before death and whether they can take their companions when their time comes. It reflects on life, fear, and the desire for meaning as time runs out.
Woman Injured In Porch Fall At Pleasant Street Home
An 81 year old woman from this village sustained a compound fracture of her right arm when she fell from the porch of her Pleasant Street home on Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchilen Exnin
Pleasant Street
Frifar
Nova Scotia Cherries Rise in Uncertain Market
A brief note from Nova Scotia highlights steadily growing cherry production amid uncertain demand. Growers report rising shipments and price fluctuations as the season progresses.
Denton Church 80th Anniversary Celebrated in Denton
The Denton Presbyterian Church marked its 80th anniversary with a Friday evening service attended by about 125 people from Denton Goshen and Ridgebury. The program featured hymns readings and addresses by Rev. John H. Thompson Rev. F. Haines and Rev. C. Ackerman, along with a historical sketch detailing the church’s 1839 organization and early ministers.
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Denton
God
Temple
Jacobs
C. G
Seward
John H. Thompson
Montgomery
Haines
Gozen
C. M. Ackerman
God of
Bethel
F. S. Haines
Elder Seward
George Phillips
Calvin Q. Sawyer
Henry W. Denton
James Gale
Stephen Valentine
Messrs
Willian, Timton
Peter Kanouse
Daniel T. Wood
Wiliam J. Miller
Presbytery of
Hudson
Minisink
County of Orange
State of New York
Uv Rey
Moses Sawyer
Elizabeth Sawyer
Calvin G. Sawyer
Harriet Sawyer
John K. Gale
Mary McDowell Gale
Masia Denton
Mary
First Presbyterian Charch
George Philips
C. G. Sawyer
G. Sawyer
William Timlow
Phillips
Alles
Untiring Nurse Rose Kirkwood Young Dies in New York
Yonkers mourns Rose Kirkwood Young a nurse with St Luke's trained at Yonkers High School Class of 182s died June 5 in New York after 22 months at Brooklyn naval hospital She served overseas with St Luke's unit and was honored by nurses from the Navy at burial services in Yonkers She is survived by her mother sisters brothers and a minister husband Rose Kirkwood Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Yorkers Statesman
Young
Alexander C. Kirkwood
City
Charles F. Bernheiser
Korea
Sumner Blakemors
Rye
N. Y
Allan S. Kirkwood
J. S.A
Robert O. Kirkwood
First Presbyterian Church
Rose Kirkwood Young
St. Luke's Hospital
New York
Yonkers
Helen Plauvelt Kirkwood
Alexander Ogilvie Kirkwood
St Luke's Training School
St. Luke's
Naval Hospital
Brooklyn
Chapel of St Takes
Wendell Prime Keeler
Furst Presbyterian
Benkers
St. John’s Esortery
Navy
Rot
Reeler
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Priscilla Club
Jose
Roosevelt Field
Mineola
L. A. Ramplin
L. F. Sparks
Sergt. May
A. J. Pools
W. B H. Thompson
State Hospital
State Hospital Club
Mick
Ashley
Ralph D. Crawford
Clara
Anna Sutherland
Mildred M. Reed
Middlstown
Holland Pierson
Little Britain
Wellington Booth
Campbell Halls
Lafarette College
Easton
General Hospital No. 5
McWulams
School of Nursing
Chil
Nurses’ Alumni Association
Socal
Willard
Ierest
Decideotall
Tee Chi War Service
Nurses' Alumni Association
Alfonso D. Alvarez
Walter McGrath
Gussie Rose
Win
D. Lain
Frank Brock
Claire Moia Stymus
Ethel May Mattison
Jessie Fairpatrick
Binghamton
Jenbelia T4nklet
Wert Goono
Viaitjar
Monroe
Srashara
Aer C. Tiaumann
Vara
Alvent
Pingets Palla
Hazel Rush
Kingston
McVex
Gailhogee Zez- Hiew
Ognine
Vata Linn
Tha Weeks
Ernest van Fradenhoeng
Las
Tata
Wste Lake
Orre
Greater
Wrat
Sirialy
Nova Scotia
Navg
Scotia
Denton Church
Evlas M. Gehr
Gideon M. Judd
D. D
X.Y
John Valentine
James L. Mills
David Clark
T. J. Gents
Abram WH. Doremus
D. Webster Heck
Harrington
Gehr
General Assembly
T. J. Denton
Ackerman
Synod of
Hministers
MccLeod
Get
Presbyterian Chiurel
Old School
New School
New, York
New Jersey
Tle Oro
Maud Barclay Rose
John B. Rees
Addie J. Rose
Col Rose
Newarch
Twesttone
National Bench of Newburgh
Mra Rosa
Stark
Quassalick National Bank
Atk
Newharsh Shiphulling & Manufacturing Co. Inc
Sevente
Newharsh Shipbuilding & Manufacturings Co. Inc
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