Memorial Day Highlights Across Unionville and Nearby
Memorial Day activities in Unionville featured parades led by Stephen Laver and Albert Kinney with the Hamburg Cornet Band and a large Presbyterian Sunday school group. The ceremony culminated at the cemetery with flowers planted on soldiers graves by local children. Rev MacInnes spoke after a prior Children’s Day gift of geraniums. Nearby, cake sales, church sermons, and social visits appeared in Blooming Grove and surrounding towns along with regional travel mentions and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
Fred Hardim
Leona
N. J
Crane
Sussex
Frank Crane
New York
D. W. Beemer
High Street
Warren Toner
Newick
Roy
Macinnes
Brooklyn
Roy Elston
Newburgh
Clarence Piston
Middletown
Romain Titus
Alex. Hamilton
Paterson
J. J. Everett
Seeley Eyverett
Edenville
Raymond Sutton
Seeley Sutton
Mechanics
D. of A
Stephen Laver
Albert Kinney
Hamburg Cornet
Presbyterian Sunday School
Hone Company
Mintsinh Council
No. 63
Sussevy
N. 1
Thienville
Hampues
Wamure
Local Funeral Directors and Offices Noted in Ad
J Reilly Funtra director and embalmer lists addresses at East Main Street and Railroad Avenue with office phones in New York at 16 East 72nd Street and Gramercy. Alex Merritt funeral director operates at 41 West Main Street with a New York office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Corneliue
Furezai
North St
Onavilia
New York
Ome
Great Jones St
Leo Spring
J. Reilly
Funtra
Parl Or
East Main St
Railroad Ave
East 72Nd St
Gramercy
Alex. Merritt
Telephone No
West Main St
Cor
Central Valley Team Defeats Woodlands 6 2 In Tight Game
The Central Valley team defeated the Woodlands of Newburgh 6 to 2 in a well played Saturday contest at Central Valley. Pitcher O'Brien struck out 18 for Central Valley as the teams lined up with Oraw Miller Pembleton Bush Anderson Greeves A Miller Ford O'Brien on Central Valley and Simmage Doyle Royell Rohm Harvey Thompson Armstrong Hobberg Deriy for Woodlands. The game summary shows Central Valley taking an early lead and maintaining it through innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Valley
Woodlands
Newburgh
O'Brien
Oraw
B. Miller
Pembleton
Bush
Anderson
Greeves
A. Miller
Ford
O’brien
Ice cream shop opens in Montgomery as town eases into summer
Steve Harlow opens an ice cream parlor on Clinton street. Memorial Day activities include a Middletown Warps game a 15 to 2 Montgomery victory and a Grange dance with 20 couples at the Empire House. Notables visit and depart, Rev Lull leaves for Milton, Mrs Gadwin and others attend funerals. missionary society meets and local residents travel to nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Steve” Harlow
Clinton Street
Commmont
Jonathan D. Wilson
Newburgh
William Gath
New York
Ray
Lawrence Gath
Middletown
Montgomery A
Empire House
Henrietta Martine
Cold Spring
John 8. Lull
Methodist Episcopal Ghurch
Milton
N.Y
Frank Durland
Chester
Thomas Gadwin
Mis
Laura Gadwin
Orange
N. J
William Bull
The
Metropolis
Harry Cowley
John ©. Whhber, Jr
Frederick van Marcom
Paterson
William van Alst
New Rochelle
William Forbes
Elizabeth
Henry Cox
New Jersey
Mary Bull
Eizabeth Burnett
Mahwah
Clarance Chambern
Trounton
William Crabtras & Sons
John J. Varileronf
Thin Village
Stevens
Whe Ik
Jimmet Gridley
Yonkers
Frank Qiloriat
Mroo
Mra
George McCatlum
Fred Flicks
P. Willa
Newark
No J
Theodors F. T
Burl
Tahoe
Townsend Bull
Eliza T. Vanderoer
Cypress
Bloomburg Missionary Society to Meet at Farm Home
Bloomingburg June 1 The Ladis Missionary Society will hold a special meeting on Thursday afternoon June 4 at the home of Mrs B H Milla Hoseom Farm Miss Alida Knees of New York and Shira arbour of Brooklyn visited Mines Halews brother J J Hulse and wife Clay ton returned from St Augustine Florida Mr and Mrs James Mance and son of Liberty spent Sunday with RO Reakow family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomincurg
yLadirs’ Missionary Society Oi
BH. Milla
Hoseom Imi Farm
Alida Knlee
New York
Shiri Arbour
Brooklyn
Mines Ihalews
J J Hulse
Seagents
Aon
Clayton
St. Aucusting
Florida
James Mance and Son
Liberty
Reakow
Ridgely Parish Notes and Local Events Summary
Ridgeling Parish reports worship Sunday honoring Rev GG M Heros. Walter Hark was summoned to Paterson by the death of his nephew. Do not miss the annual strawberry festival on the parish green this Tore evening.
Chester Proclaims Poststorm Village Gains and Gatherings
East Chester endures storm damage with downed wires and uprooted trees. Fires and safety reviews loom as Fire Marshal Noonan prepares building safeguards. Community events include church pastor election and Memorial Day gatherings at Murray's garage noting 169 cars in a single hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
East Chester
Murray
Chester Meadows
Presbyterian Church
Noonan
H. B. Green
Albany
Nancy Durland
Amelia
William Moffatt
Hillburn
N. Y
Centerville Station Weekly Notes and Local Moves
Centerville Station sees residents returning from Middletown and Guymard Miss Edythe Warren visits friends in Middletown L V Gardner sells interests and relocates back home F Leroy Manning visits from Guymard parsonage repairs under MV Corbin Dixon Sullivan County S B Association set for midweek convention at the M E Church School dismissals for vacation with teachers heading to Campbell Napanoch Roscoe Livingston Manor and Woodbourne Various locals Mrs English and Miss McCormick lead the staff New Yorkers seek homes as boarding season opens Wright Auchmoody visits Newark families endorse three new summer autos Raccoosins drug store reopened under Centerville Drug Co Mrs Edith Van Tassel Conklin and Alfred Van Tassel visit from New York Abe Haccoosin visits family home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville Station
Edythe Warren
Middletown
L. V. Gardner
Philadelpha
Vineland
N. J
Corbin Dixon
Newburgh
Sullivan County 8. B. Association
Wit
M. E
Wednaday
Mary McCormick
Campbell Sfadl
Rhaabeth Cushner
Napanoch
Kate Walsh
Roscoe
Loraine Colling
Livingston Manor
Theigh
Thomas HH. Plank
C. R. English
Anse Ftose McCormick
Margaret. Schoonmaker
Woodbourne
Nebraska
J. Armstrong
Thia Facality
Wright Auchmoody
New Jersey
Blake Auchmoody
Waller & Schneider
Lipshitz
Centerville Drug Co
Edith van Tassel Conklin
Alfred van Tassel
New York
Mra. van Tassel
Abe Haccoosin
Local Notes From Howell Area Daily Life
June visits and holiday gatherings across Howell and nearby towns. Mrs. M. Severance and Mrs. Vail travel to New York, families host relatives, stork visits reported, and local society seeks old papers and milhers for a Friday lecture team. Various residents attend or host over the holiday weekend.
Memorial Day Activities And Local Notices In Wurtsboro
Memorial Day services drew a large congregation at the R D Church with a sermon by Rev J A Crane. Street work continues as Fred Weller spreads gravel for road improvements. Local residents visit, relocate, and undertake summer plans including cottage stays and moves to Walton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. OD
Bundey
J. & Crane
Fred Weller Ie
Clement B. Newkirk
R. D
Gumner
Phillipaport
Buckley
Roscoe Cunningham
Otis Reed
Emma Reed
Frank Myer
Kingstown
Walton
N. Y
Myer
O. & W. Railroad
Gnielch
Pine Street
Harry Lyons
Edward
Ralph Sherwood
New York
Henry Ranalder
Lewis Sherwood
Middletown
W. T. Sherwood
George Couryer
Carrie
Jersey City
C. B. Newkirk
Circleville Social Notes Report Busy Visits and Local Moves
Mrs Mary Hunter returns home after a visit with friends. Misa Wallace and cousins visit Aunt Mra George H Miller. Beybolts host friends from Honesdale. Mrs Hill moves in with Mrs Anna Wallace. Mrs Youfigburgh visiting in New York. John T Bulls return from New York City. Post office moves to Christiana store Monday. Ely Bennett and Kenneth Babcock back from Pineau Hospital. Frank Brown improving after sprain. WCTU convention at Pine Bush attended. Colby family visit Finch farm. Harry Vansleet returns to work after stomach trouble. W F Crana has new root on house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circleyle
Mary Hunter
Misa Muriel Wallace
Raymond and
Russell Bull
Mra. George
H. Miller
All Oaks
Mra. Beybolts
Honesdale
Hill
Anna Wallace
Youfigburgh
New York
John T. Bull
New York City
Christiana
Ely Bennett
Kenneth Babcock
Pineau Hospital
Frank Brown
Pine Bush
Farmingdale Farm Barn Destroyed by Wind
A barn on A. D. Ball's Farmingdale farm was demolished by wind last Wednesday afternoon. The May meeting of the Cheater Sunshine Society was held at the home of Mrs W V Seaman on Thursday afternoon. Mrs Abbey Coleman has been? left for some time under the care of Dr Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmingdale
A. D. Ball
Cheater Sunshine Society
Gattle Market Report from Jersey City
Jersey City June 2 offerings include 16 cars steers and 11 cars cows and bulls. Demand limited for steers with prices steady to slightly lower, bulls slower but similar to receipts. Cows light receipts with limited demand, prices a shade higher. all sold. Sheep and lambs receipts 25 cars. market dull with demand low, spring lambs steady while winter grades mixed. calves receipts 20 head with early gains but generally steady prospects. Megs prices down 18 to 5c with weak tone and uncertain futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gattle
Samuel Sanders
Jersey City
Crawford Buys Crockery Business in Middle Town
C Emmet Crawford of Middletown purchased the crockery business and 40 seat counter at East Reck last week from Beatie. The store fronts on North Street where Demorest Dry Goods now stands, marking a local business transfer in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Emmet Crawford
Middletown
Crockery
Beatie
Uast Reck
Snasex
North Street
Demorest Dry Goods Company
Montice Camp Organizes Twenty Seven Charter Members
The Montice to Camp of Sone and Grandeons of Vetrraie No. 06 organized in Mentiendio te Tharedar, with 27 charter members. District Deputy Commander Crank C. Hook assisted by Jamen Scott Jr and Augustine White of Major Murray Camn helped install the officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montieto
Monticeto
Sone
Vetrraie No
Mentiendio Te Tharedar
Crank C. Hook
Jamen Scott, Jr
Augustine White
Murray Camn
Memorial Day D A R Banquet Honors Old Soldiers
Blooming Grove Chapter D A R hosted a noon Memorial Day dinner for Ianse Nicoll Post G A R of Washingtonville at Hallock Hall. Decorations featured national colors blue and buff. Ida Geaner of Jersey City attended as guest. Nine old soldiers and three others were honored. Rev John Tetreau led after dinner speeches. Post exercises at the cemetery preceded a library ceremony where Florence Lewis won a $5 gold prize for best essay on The Battle of Stony Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blooming Grove
Ianse Nicoll Post
Washingtonville
Hallock Hall
D. A
Ida Geaner
Jersey City
A. Denniston
John Tetreau
Moffat Library
Thomas C. Brewster
Battle of
Stony Point
Florence Lewis
Washingtonville High School
Otisville News Roundup Finds Quirky Local Observations
Otisville notes playful bits from residents including a tax joke, complaints about unscrupulous shippers, and a weather and baseball chat. Reports mention a park location search, a retiring academy principal, and local figures such as janitor Breen and Deputy Postmistress Alma Ruth Tymeson.
Pine Bush Church Activities Outline Busy Schedule
June events at Graham U P Church include Rev. James Dickson as candidate, a congregational meeting June 4, and a series of sermons starting June 7 led by Rev. George E Wright. Children's Day programs June 14 and June 27 services are planned. The Flower Mission meets June 5, and local residents report growing auto traffic and various community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bush
Graham U. P
James 4
KR. Dickson
Brooklyn
Dickson
Graham's
Missionary Society of Graham
Harry Rockwell
M.hb
George E. Wright
M. B. Church
Graham’s Church
Flower Mission
Willard W. C. T. AG
Mra. Crary
Fred Sayer
James Crawford
Bullvill
Collebat
Theodore W. Decker
Fire Call Near Hast Avenue Reported
Brief fire dispatch notes indicate Engtea and McQuoilis with Oates Highlim were summoned to 50 Hast Avenue around 5 o clock for an incident described as a quick response fire call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engtea
McQuoilis
Oates
Hast Avenue
Friends' Academy Locust Valley Boarding School Ad
Co educational boarding school in Locust Valley Long Island managed by Friends Chartered by New York Regents offers first class manual training and domestic arts. Intermediate department and certificate admittance to colleges. 30 miles from New York with good train service rates moderate catalogue available from Principal Nelson A Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends
New York
Nelson A. Jackson
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Katie Trwin
Stanford
Eber L. Brown
England
Salvation Army
William = Toth
Hurkenrack
J. Breton
Ten Soper
Mary Tuttle
Blooming Grove King’s Daughters
Farronage
Police Department of
Recorder Cantino
Mre Cantline
Philadelphia
Erie
Orange County Realty
Corwin
Thomas G. Rogers
MH. Lunney
Campbell Hall
M. Meredith
Wall
Stewart Ker
Fentral
Ker
Wickham Ave
Otiaville
Phora
Eae Selene Ee
Rockafellow Burial Co
Bloomingburg
Ridgebury
South Centreville
South Cornmiles Dane
Ladies of the Presbyterian Church Will
Robbins’ Hall
Francis. Buckley
Boston
Mass
Clifford Preston
Vera Schultz
Alice Schultz
Charles Saleem
Summitville
Nicholas Saleem
de Keyser
Passaic
N. I
J. Murray
Howells
Misa Victoria Scntt
Misa Nellie Millapaugh
Jarvis Miller
M. Severance
Irooklyn
Waller Catin
Frank Vail
John Het
New Milford
X.Y
Alfred Heit
Stork
Alferd Welcathy
Marry King
Dereey Cite
Irother
John Bronner
W. Wortrel
Lissig
Mia
Mise Shaw
Cristis
Wurtsboro
Georgemayer
Holasow
David’ Dousteel
Jensig Hodseon
Hutherford
M.'s
Kabrick and Family
Jersey
Circleville
D. A.R
Otisville
Bijah
Patterson
Canother
Breen
Sayer
Otisvillians
Rhimberg
Pop” Hyde
Mary Pickford
Alma Ruth Tymeson
Friends’ Academy
Locust Valley
Long Island
J. V. Demerest Dry Goods CO
Middletown, N. Y
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